8 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b06f79e51fa7ee67ae58b1a97c5e5624.pdf e79cdf0330db418b78629fa728039fdf PDF Text Text |i j ii i ii H • y, s i r1 t iV * »*. < . * * J vegetable fit TttE H E A R T O P NUMBER 142 SANFORD, FLORIDA* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ft 1923 h |k n•-.1l ►j 1 1 rI 'J■ NUMBER OF BODIES STILL UNRECOVERED IS VERY GREAT In Devastated Area— Property Damage Not Even Es­ timated OP M ATTER S W H IP P IN G S IN T E L L S W H A T HE H AS DONE A N D W IL L DO IF ELECTED. Ex-Govomor Sidney- ! . Catts, can­ didate for governor, was in the city yesterday mingling with his friends LONDON, Sept. 12— and last night at the corner o f First A heavy rain is now nddstreet and Park avenue spoke to a ing to the general mis­ fnir sized crowd giving n conglomera­ ery of the thousands of tion o f tho things that he did as gov­ destitute Japanese, who ernor and some o f tho things that crowd the public parks, he would do if he is elected again. eating the flesh of animals The governor hns softened up some they find in raking nbout since he mado his first campaign over ruins of the geological tho state and put the soft pedal on garden or fiRh taken from many of his fiery utterances and the park pond, says a dis flamboyant promises. Ho has several patch to the Daily Express plankp in his new platform that ho from Tokio dated Monday. did not havo in his other one and has taken out some o f the old ones for the new ones. He hns learned W A SH IN G TO N , SepL 12L— 'The something since he made tho race for goxernor and fo r U. S. ScwHoc and M i n t i . H M I 8# fcri mated by the authorities'in Tokio up probably discovered that you cannof te midnight o f September 8th, the fool all the pcoplo all the time— (O atla w d oo P m * B ill Japanese minister o f foreign affairs said In a- telegram received here yes­ terday at the Japanese embaasy. The number of bodice still unrecovered la probably very great. It waa . added. The eaaualtles In Yokohama were es­ timated at 110,000, or one quarter of the.ratira population, and many more dead were aald to be unaccounted for in outlying diatricta. An official Investigation. It was .aid, abowa that in Yokohama, of 3,(OoatlaMd on I'»t» T b f ) Devotees of the boxing game, who have been following with keen inter­ est, the news from the Dempsey and Flrpo training camps, and who nrc, by this time, fully confident ns to who will win, will no doubt be In­ terested to know that they will be able to llstcll in on the "Battle o f the Cenutry," which is to be held at the Polo Grounds, in Now York City, Friday night, tho 14th. of Peter Through the Several JKiwanians W ill Attend the Good Roads Rally' ITALIANS MAY DECIDE NOT TO EVACUATE ISLAND OF CORFU • ford Herald, a specially leased wire service has been installed in tho room on the third floor of the City IlaU dl* Fire Station, nnd the actual returns from tho fight, round by round, blow by blow, will be an­ nounced. <O n ly -the eheeAi• o f - the fahs, the thud o f leather and the •oqnd o f the gong will t » misaod In tha show that will bo Held la Ranford on thla Friday, night. .. i. 1 ' ' A competent operator has been en­ gaged, and as fast as the dope comes over the wire It will be announced to the crowd. Incidentally, this dope la all Associated Press news, and Is Today's luncheon meet o f the local Kiwanis Club was opened by Presi­ dent Sharon In tho usual mannef, and Rev. Brownlee asked the bless­ ing. Deep regret waa expressed in a letter to the club from : Mr. and Mre. Wheeler o f Oviedo, who were to Hhve been guests e f the club on their Inability to attend today, but thay have promised to meet with the club at some future time. . . . . Wakefield, recent Mr. and Mrs. guests o f the club, presented to each member a Jar o f the delicious guavi Jelly that has made the Wnkcfleh Preserving company famous. This waa an appreciated g ift, and Foreat Lake must have appreciated it twice as much aa anyone else— be swiped an extra Jar, McKinnon and McCaalin, In charge o f the entertainment features o f the day, presanted Mrs. Maxwell, who dolightfully entertained the gathering with several recitation*, which were enthusiastically applauded. _ Th* invitation from the Daytona Kiwaniana to the beach dinner Thursday evening, September 20, waa accepted and 20 Kiwaniana and their wives and sweethearts will taka In that affair, which promises much en­ joym ent A . P. Connelly won the attendance prise— a tea hound belt whkh har­ monizes exactly with hts complexion. Ho'wiU be called upon to furnish the prize next Wednesday. • in tho land, on Saturday morning. The first news should ^come ovsr narks will begin. The main bout will probably bp .beard bate about }Q:30. However, to be comfortably seated Ahd •‘in’* on all the dope, it U syggested that you be there by 8:30, as the seating capacity Is limit­ ed and It. will probably be a case of first come, first served. A small ad­ mission feo will be asked to cover cost o f w ilt, operator, advertising, etc. For further partkulsre and tickets, see Peter Bchaal at the Seminole Bank. • Fight fans In Sanford will enjoy every mqroent o f t.bolr ,tipM ead\* MACON, Ga., Sept- 12.— T.wo sarnie wrote letters to the Ku Klux Klan, they testified today pt the trial of Dr. C. A . Yarbrough, dentist and alleged whlplng boss of Macon, charged with flogging 1). F. Mills In January, 1922. The contents of these letters was not disclosed, the solicitor aaying he would divulge their contents lat­ er. Both women, Mrs. IJssle Stuckey and Miss Ora Goodlh, said they did not krtbw Yarbrough and did not know whether tho KJan ever received the letters. Sheriff Hicks testified the letters were given him by. J. P. Durkle, a -Klan organiser. The state tried to prove through Mr*. C. L. Hartley that she visited Y ar­ brough's office with a view of having her brother-in-law discip­ lined. She tratified, however, th ft ajie-went there to get assistance for her husband. Solicitor Moore said she had told him a differerent story and then It develop­ ed that following her visit her brother-in-law, It. A. Hartley was visited by Yarbrough and others. R. A. Hartley testified that Y ar­ brough and other men came to hia house and overpowered him. handcuffed and blindfolded him and took his to a nearby road. He was lectured but not whipped on his promise not to drink any more. * employe o f tlr. Yarbrough's office, told o f reading n letter in which n mother a doy or two before her son wan flogged, expressed n wish that something could be done to her son. he had turned it In such n way that automobile and that he saw Dr. Y a r­ brough walk into tho lights o f tho ma­ chine. His story was not shaken on Employes o f thfc Ku Klux Klnn nlso cross-examination;' testified regarding letters and other Mills created a stir in court when matters designed to connect Dr. Y ar­ he was being questioned nbout a let­ brough, who has been cnlled the ter ho wrote to Governor Hardwick “ whipping boss” o f Macon, with the asking fo r protection. He had testi­ series of floggings that havo been go. fied that a day or two after tho let­ ing on in Macon and Bibb county for ter was written on October HI, 1022, approximately two years and which a man who gave his nnmo ns Payne fo r several weeks hail the city In tur­ called on him and snid ho was from moil. It also was charged that dur­ Governor Hnrdwick. He snid that tho ing the day's testimony that J. P. man on being naked fo r his creden­ Durkce, organlaor of the Ku Klux tials showed a badge. Klnn in Macon, visited tho prosecut­ “ Have you seen this mnn since T" ing witness In tha case and pretend­ ed that he was an officer sent by ho was asked by Solicitor Roy W. Governor Thomas W. Hardwick to aid Moore. I saw him yes­ he replied, In running down tho men that had terday." • Flvo witnesses testified yesterday. The stato announced the nnmes of f i f ­ ty-four witnesses at the opening of tho ease yesterday morning, including the nnmes o f former Governor Thos. W. Hardwick, while tho defense an­ nounced the phmes of more than 100. Indications Inst night wore that this case, tho first of seven charges against Dr. Yarbrough, would last three or four days at least. R. F. Mills, twice victim o f tho Ma­ con floggcrs, wns the first witness MACON, Ga., Sept. 12.— Evidence Intended to show that Dr. G, A. Y a r­ brough, on trial in elty court hero on the charge of rioting in « connection wlth^tho whipping of R. F. Mills, a chiropodist, had knowledge o f letters written by persons seeking to have other persons punished for various o f­ fenses featured yesterday’s sossion o f “ Who Is he?” • "H is nanio is Durkce, I believe.” J. P. .Durkce, organiser for tho Ku Klux Klnn in Macon, was arrest­ ed last night In connection with the Mills case and is now free on $5,000 bend. Mills testified that a few days a f­ ter this man called on him he was again taken out and whipped. lie has since left Macon. Tho dofenso several times during the- day sought to get Into evidence matters reflecting on Mills’ past ac­ tions or character but each time Judge Gunn sustained state objections. He was asked If ho did not tell someone that hia uncle did the whipping. •T il admit that ho wrote the letter," Mills replied. This letter wns one that was read to Mills at tho time he was first flogged. ‘ Asked If h* did not threaten to kill his uncle he said that he did not make any such threat, but that he did “ give dm ten days In which to admit I t " In one Instanco a state witness, an RECEIVES FROM HEARTY SMACK SCHOOL G IRL'S DADDY Following Receipts of Threatening Letter at ' " South Bend CAM DEN, N. J., Sapt. 13.— Police are hunting a man who escaped after forcibly kiestng Mildred Potter, thlrteen-year-old schoolgirl, ■but whose osculatory equipment waa put out of SOUTJH BEND, Ind., Sept. 12.— commission In the a ffra y which en­ Between 1,000 and 1,500 negroes are dued. reported to hate left the city In the laat }wpnty-four hours, following the recelpt.pt a threatening letter by a wall known member of the negro com­ munity here. Although no violence has followed the receipt o f the letter, many, o f the negro residents, It is said, le ft for fear that their safety is in Banger. NEW YORK, Sept. 12.— ha Polios placed ljttle credence In the to to Building In leading Amerl- ha t o can d tk a during August in- h* ha creased 13.9 per cent over to t o the same month last year t o Ml and involved an .expend!- Mi PM tore o f $203,230,874, the Ml IM .heaviest since May, accord- to t o ing to statistics compiled < Ml Mi yesterday by Dun's Revkw . Ml IM New York City led with an to t o expenditure o f $47,1*0,668. ha Herald. 15* per week. W S.!» N fe t o t o t o t o t o t o t o ‘ • i * ■ • • And Albnninnn Are Arming All Men of Military Age he saw several men disrobing near an Toll of Missing: Dead Now Stands at Twenty-Two S A N T A B AR B AR A, Sept. 12.— The destroyers which went aground near hero Saturday night'arc report­ danger of ed to bo in imminent breaking up nnd causing tho loss of nil thoir equipment and machinery. The surf where tho seven vessels, the Dolphy, Young, Woodbury, Chaunccy, S. P. Lee, Fuller nnd Nichnlns, struck hns been unusually heavy for the past 20 hours. So far only three bodies have been recovered an'd tho list o f missing dead stands at 22. One o f the bodies found In the surf yesterday has been identified by tattoo marks ns that of ((Vwllnom) on I’,** Hli) Springs The following members o f the Or­ lando Chamber of. Commerce will at­ tend tjie Good Roads Rally at Green Cove Springs on Thursday, going up from Sanford by boat thla afternoon and returning Friday; morning: N. Y. Yowcll, 8. K. Guernsey, W. H. Brokaw, W. W. Rose, J. M. Mc­ Cormick, Karl I-ehmnnn, G. II. W il­ liams, Chas. O’Connor, S. J. Slight, D. C. Miller, M. J. Daetwyler, E. G. HauslcU, D. A . Cheney, Carey Hand, F. G. Rush, M. O. Overstreet, W . L . Tilden, R. B. Drossier, H. M. Voorfils, II. P. Leu, V, W. Estes, C. R. Emerkk. It Is hoped that sufficient pressure can be brought to bear upon the State Road Department to eocuro the hard surfacing uf State Road No. 3 throunh Clav county, thus complet- GENEVA. Sept. 12— The Jugo-Slavian foreign minister, N. Nirhit, declar­ ed in n statement yester­ day that his government hnd no intention of sub­ mitting to the League of Nations Its differences with Italy over the Flume quqstion. A TH E N S, Sept. 12.— Anxiety here over the Italian occupation o f the laland o f Corfu has been increased by the reported aubetllullon of Italian pollfp fpr .Ihr Grttk (unctiooariw l» Corfu. . A Corfu dispatch laat Friday aald the Greek police force waa again m duty, but was serving under the or­ ders o f an Italian captain. ' . . A TH E N S, Sept. 1L— The crisis be­ tween Italy and Serbia over the F l­ ume queetlon Is causing ansiety hero where it Is looked upon as a possible menace to Immediate adjustment o f the Greco-ltalian situation. It lo feared that In the event o f * hostil­ ities, Italy will find some pretext to continue the occupation of the Island of Corfu, the evacuation o f which seems to be the uppermost factor In Greek circles. Advices from Belgrade say tho pop­ ulace of thu Jugo-SInvinn capital la In n a ta te 'o f high excitement oiul that the government will folloW step by step every military mov4‘ taken by Italy. The Albanians havo closed their Greek frontier, according to published reports and are arming all inen of military ago In tho eastern part o f tho country. ; • ______ i • P A R IS , 8«pt- 12.— A t tho request o f Baron Avoztona, Italian ambassndor, the ambassadors* council pastpolnod its plotting yesterday afternoon until today. Raron Avezxano aald he had not yet received Instructlone from Rome regarding the evaouatlon o f Corfu. Somo nervouaneaa - has developed facksonville Man Held seven children, five daughter* and two ■ons. The Lowndes county grand Jury U in session and an investigation o f tho Roberta casa wtU probably be J A C K S O N V IL L E , Sept. I K — Three special deputise from Echols county, Georgia, Tuesday night were enroot* by automobile to on unnamed point “Yes, W e Have N o Bananas Today” Accident Occur* Near the Bee* i ■ , , in r Th* AwM UtrC l*rroo) S A N T A ROSA, Calif., Sept. 12.— Tho popular Jass ditty concerning the sale o f bananas has increased . their consumption in this country 30 per cent, E. M. Sheehan, president o f the California Grape Growers* Association said in an address hero last night. <nr n , A u M h M I***—) S A N PEDRO, Calif., SepL 1Kbattleship Texas, bound from Francisco to San Pedro, collided tbf steamer Steel Seafarer o f lsthmaln lino o ff Point Arguelk night according to word re* here. The collision occurred la tl clnity where seven destroyer* we *"* w,~k .. . ~ �Plant a Home Orchard Florida People U rgsd •I Q5 . Eating 'certain, fruit hap n <!orblc Ni ’ advantage; it reduce* the coat o 'l i v * fSB 0* ^ bM GORDo log and adds food elements and va* — and_ Everything can always be done bet­ ricty necessary to make a «Iiet her.lth8AN1 ter than It is being done.— Seminole ful. Many fruits can bo grown in Mnximum Monday i M AKES A SU C CESSFU L CORE DA\ County Ilank. Florida. Why many nro not grown, Minimum last nigh P L IG H T U P T H E H U D ­ •n a Cosmopolit4B thorcfoi^, is difficult to understand. Rain, inches .......... SON RIV E R The Popular Market has adopted A ride o f mnny miles through som/ -------------- derson, and Dougina K in g le ft today new ru,,n» * regarding deliveries that areas o f the state w ill show few i f V V W O O LW O RTH TO W ER, N E W any fruit trees. will tend to Increase tho efficiency • If I f t ft K H B o f their service. The co-operation o f Y O R K , Sept. 11.— Tho giant airship' This situation is'dcplornble, one of- I T I X A l u l a f i J A customers U. asked in an ad in anoth­ ZR-1, today flew up from her hangar ten hears. Specialists o f the Fioridn . _ __ W d d jr— Script Dance by Junior Do er, column. Head it. In Lakehurst, N. J., to visit New » * *r«mount riet*r*. College o f Agriculture have mention- . (n r Tiiv apartment o f Woman's Club a t Wo York. The entire metropolis on its cd a number o f fruits that can be CHICAGO, Sept •man’s Club Houso at 0:00 p. m. J. II. Jackson representing the toes to meet her. Roofs, vlsihlc fo r grown easily in this state. They arc grain prices! Wbi “ T he Leather Pu, * . ’ JefTerson Standard L ife Insurance I mile* from the Woolworth tow*r, wore peach, plum, pear, Japanese persim- 3-4 to 7-8, May 1,1: In the mon, fig , pomegranate, grape (N ia g - cepibcr 07 3-4 to Co., o f Vidalis, Georgia, was In the crowded with spectators. , TI1B ItX lN - T O M O R ii '/ * city today. Hr has not seen Sanford streets below thousands could be seen arn, Delaware, Scuppemong), pecan, her 30 5-8 to 3-4. A ll dgy the rain was like a song, Will Rogrra and Sy|»U fo r 15 years and sees mnny changes craning their necks. The sun gleamed guava, kumquat, orange and grapeA song o f distant seas; ----here. Ho may locate his headquar­ on the dirigible sleek gray sides and fruit. Most .of these fruits can be It fell.ppon tho dust-caked roofs, N E W O RLEANS “Doubling for Ro her rudder with its great screak o f ters here. • • The quiet w allin g trees, grown In every county o f the state, .ton, 11 o’clock cal Wednesday n l*h t-F «»n . I red, white and blue glistened in tho I t fe ll upon ths long-dry roods The satsuma orange has proved Itself December 27.32. your entire family £ sun’s rays. Five seaplanes,1 gray as well ndapted to most o f norti) and And made sw ift streams o f these. ted for one 20<i paid , d . i the airship they escorted, cavorted west Florida. The grapefruit, how­ N O T IC E around its majestic figuro. Only live ever, will not do well north o f Ocaln. A l l day tho rain sang in my cars of tho six motors were working ns sho A rhythm low and sweet, It has been said that no farm home passed over the city and continued on T w a s now the music o f n harp, COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOLi — in fnct, no homo— can call itself up the Hudson, but their,hum could And now the tramp o f feet, complete without cernin fruit trees. I f School teachers should pj„ be heard indoors above the din o f the And ever and anon it was the owner gives them a little enre and same advice to children cRy. My loved ono’s quick heart-beat. ‘attention, particularly ns npplics to coughs an did this Florida Insect and disease control, he or sho recommend FOLEY’S HOKrv W. E. Henin, representative o f tho A ll day the rain in sheets o f white L. P. M cO U IiLE Il “Fine!” Says Fannie ,fimy expert satisfactory returns fo r T A R to the children i„ n, , Superior Tailoring company, o f Cin­ Cut off the distant view time and money expended. who had tho ’flu’ and good 1 cinnati, will be at tho Churchweil Hurst, Referring t o . tho It le ft mo with the things at hand, fin buying young trees rclinble Flor­ ' C U T T H IS O U T— I T IS W O R TH tnmo whenever it was u.'<d"« store four days, commencing tomor­ Tho old things and thb new, “The Good Provider’ ida nurserymen should lie patronised, Mrs. L. Armstrong, OkfeehoU. MONEY row. This is one o f the most reliable C A P T A IN A P P L E J A C K ” It le ft mo with the dripping leaves, boenuso they know Fioridn conditions tailoring establishments in tho coun­ Send this od nnd ten cents to Foley ida. Foley’s Honey and Tar„ And memories o f you. ’ A R R IV E S ON SCREEN Famous Author is Enthusiastic Over and the varieties o f the various fruits try, and the Churchweil store is be­ Co., 2835 Sheffield Avc., Chicago, no opiates. Ingredients print* — Vivian Yciscr Lnramorc. and wherO they are best adapted. In Plcturixation o f H er Story hind every purchase and guarantees III., w riting your naino ar»l address tho wrapper. Quickly rdiern Those who go to the theater to see addition, their stock is more nearly ac­ ' A perfect picturization o f "The entire satisfaction. cioarly. You w ill receive n ten cent coughs and croup. Sold cum Miss Mario Stemper left Monday stars and those who attend to sco n Good Provider,” which according to climated to Florida. bottle o f F O L E T ’S IIO ’ dF.Y A N D fo r Piedmont College, Demorcst, Ga. great story, will find both nt the the author, Fannie Hurst, is <"a su­ Yowoll Co.’s advertisement today Mllnnc theater tonight, when Fred contains news o f real interest to preme example of how a story may be EX PLO SIO N OF GAS Miss Annn DuDose leaves today for Niblo’s "Stranger o f the N ig h t" motion CAUSES D EATH OF ROCKER Herald rradcre—a complete list o f successfully transferred to Spartanburg, S. C., where she will at­ opens. now Victor records fo r September. pictures without throwing the nnrrntend Converse College. A ll-star casts arc sometimes dis­ tiv<» version out of ^ho window," will W E ST P A L M REACH, Sept. 11.— This is probably the best known and covered to be no-star casts but Fred be shown at the Princess Thontro to­ Clntcnco W. Rocker, 21, clerk in a most popular reconi on the market Mrs. A. J. Richardson left Saturday Niblo assembled a group o f players night. This Cosmopolitan-Paramount Gicck restaurant hero, died today o f and Yoweli Company has the entire fo r Georgia where she will visit rel­ who were individually famous when picture is another feather in the cap burns received last night when a cask Hot ready fo r your approval. Hear atives. he began production on "Strangers o f Director Frank Dorzago. o f alcohol exploded. Rocker had left them and make your selections. The norald for first dsn Jab o f tho N ig h t" fo r Louis D. Mayer the alcohol running alowly while he Robert Denton left yesterday nnd Metro. went to the front o f the store to wait P lg g ly -W lg g ly continues making Busy Session Ahead Virginia wluro ho will resume For the role o f "Captain AppleA C H E E R F U L W ELCO M E A W A IT S YOU on a customer nnd .lighted n mntch living conditions in Sanford better studies nt Washington-Lee. of State Pardon Board Jiick," mndc famous in W alter Hackas he returned to turn off tho spigot. nnd better in every way. Their spec­ ett’s stage ploy from which "Strang­ Ten thousand dollars damage was ial prices fo r Wednesday and Thurs­ Miss Lucllo Denton left yesterday ers o f tho N ig h t" was odspted, he T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept. 11.— The done to stock nnd fixtures o f the day are rcnl eye-openers nnd moneyfo r Washington, I). C., where she will selected Matt bloorc. State Hoard of Pardons met In semi­ Josey Drug Company on which there Miss Enid savers. Another thing— they arc not stay indefinitely. annual session here today to consider was 85,000 insurance. afraid to quote their prices in their approximately 135 petitions fo r clem­ Tho flame which enveloped Rocker, ad nnd you know just what your or­ ency. Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Mitchell arrived ns he ran from the burning building, der is going to cost you. All- you yesterday from New York where Dr. were extinguished by JospcinFnrwell have to do is to rend the advertiseMitchell has been taking n post grad­ nnd S. C. Chnpkowitz, waiter nt the Contract Let For ing columns o f Tho Daily Herald. uate course in surgery. Seminole restaurant, who tripped Auditorium Unit him up and smothered the fire with u The Sanford Loan nnd Savings Misses Lillie Ruth Spencer, Ruth coat. . mpnny, a local industrial banking TA LLA H A S S E E , Sept. Hand' and Lila Murrell leave today institution, has secured one of the Stnto Hoard of Control hn fo r Tallahassee where they will at­ l)o something; do it soon— witli dll rooms in the new Hishop block and I the contract for tho auditorium unit E U R O P E A N P L A N . O PE N A L L TU B YEAH. tend Womnn’a College. y might.— Carlos Wilcox. will be ready for business ns sdon ns nt the University o f Fioridn It was C ORNER B U ILD IN G . E V E R Y ROOM OUTSIDE. the building is ready fo r occupancy learned from offices o f the board Mr. and Mrs. Comer Whittle,‘ whose marriage was n recent event, have o f rnre beauty. It opens in n man­ and the fixtures, which have been here today. The contract was given returned from their wedding trip nnd sion on the Cornish const of England uro now at home to their friends nt nnd leads from a drawing room to the homo o f the luttcr’s parents, 015 n pirate cruiso nnd back before the Park avenue. - - * unexpected climax is rci&hcd. "Strangers o f the N ig h t" is Fred Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Bradford nnd Niblo’s second independent produc­ Woman in Jail SE E K IN G C A U SE OK WRECK OF childron returned home yesterday tion for I-ouis B. Mnyor nnd Metro, SE V E N U. 8. HORNETS ON T H E on Murder Charge from North Georgia where Mrs. Brad­ following “ The Famous Mrs. Fnir," C A L IF O R N IA COAST B A T D A Y ford nnd children have been spend­ "The Three Musketeers," "Blood nnd V A LD O S TA , Ga., Sept. 11.— A wo­ ing tho summer. Mr. Bradford Join­ Sand" nnd "The Mark o f Zorro,” (Continued from page 1) man known only by the name o f Cope­ ed them fo r tho Inst two weeks of W A S H IN G TO N , Sept. 11.— Lack- land is M n g held in jAil at Statontheir stay. Mr. Hrndford is now at MOTOR C O M P A N Y H EAD * ing even the barest official explana­ vllio, Echols county, charged with McKinnon-Markwood Co. • COMMITS S1UCIDE tion o f the loss o f seven first class shooting and killing John Roberts of destroyers the California const. thut county nt the railroad station nt Miss Belle. Dickens, o f Tampa, and N E W Y O R K , Sept. 10.— Allen H. navy officials last night continued to May, Ga., yesterday. Tho woman’s her attractive niece Miss Elizabeth Whiting, president o f tho Whiting withhold judgment on whnt they companion, « man named Goodson, Powell, o f New York, who huve been Motor Coroprntlon o f N. J. was found termed the most severe peace-time fled with her and escaped. the charming guests o f Misa Brenda dead in his west 00th street apart­ blow the navy has over suffered. Morrison fo r the past ten days, left ment Sunday with a bullet wound in Although regulations prescribed G E TTIN G R E A D Y FOR yesterday tot Tampa. his heud. that every effort be made to forward W IN T E R VISITORS An investigation, police said, show­ immediately names of dead and in­ Miss Dorothy Stokes, Ixioln King, ed that W hiting had killed himself. jured in such cases, no such list hnd T A M A P A , Fla., Rrpt. 10, What is Virginia DeCoursey, Charlotto Smith, He was found in tho bed room o f his been received at tho department up South Florida doing to care fo r tho Iris B ritt; Elizabeth Garrison, Fred- apartment. • to n late hour last night. The Initial fast inrreuao o f winter visitors? dispatch from Admiral Robinson, This question .has been given con­ * • commanding the Pacific fleet, inform­ siderable attention by local tourist ed the department that specific or­ boosters uiyi to reach a somewhat ap­ ders hnd been issued for the prepara­ proximate figure a questionnaire was tions nnd relay of this list, the duty sent to tho various trado bodies in being assigned to Captain Edward South Florida with the result it was COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD H. Watson, commanding the wreck­ learned there are 10 new hotels nnd ---------- Shows Starting at 7:30 nnd 9:15 P. M.-------ed squudrnn. 12 new apartment houses under con­ Tho theory advanced in press dis­ struction, many o f which will be patches that radio operator! on the icady for the winter business. ------------------------------T O D A Y ---------------------------dostrowers were thrown off their The total cost o f these 31 new A new 1924 Metro Picture— A Fred Niblo Production reckoning by shore signals intended buildings is approximately 88,725/. for the Reno, was declared by officers 000. in the department to bo doubtful, S t Petersburg, across the bay The Superb Cant Include** leaving out o f all consideration, they from this city,'leads' this section in said, the material difference in loca­ erecting housing quarters fo r tuurM A T T MOORE, E N ID B E N N E T T , B A R ­ tion o f the stranded mail steamer and ists. A v o id in g to the Chamber of B A R A L A M A R R , and R O B E R T M cKIM the destroyer group, “ position sig­ Commerce o f that city they have nals" invariably arc addressed spec­ started six j.ew hoUja and 2 apart­ It ia founded on tho play, “ Coptnin Applejack", which ran ially to the ship which has requested ment houses.* The largest hotel will for ono year In London nnd New York. A pirate mystery them. Tbia was held to render it im ­ be erected in this city. It will be drama warmed with love nnd npiced with comedy. probable that all o f the operators on 15 stories abd will cost approximately f PATHE COMEDY— "365 DAYS" • . the naval vessels could have taken 11.000. 000. J ----------- ---------- W E D N E S D A Y ---------------------the signals as bearing upon their own According to figures compiled by Family Night— all familiea of mother, father and your own courses and to have acted in concert, the industrial bureau o f the Tampa children admitted for 2 paid adult ticket* ‘ although one might have done ao. Board o f Trade building operations ^ Goldwyn Present* an R. A. Walsh Production U nofficial description of the scene started In South Florida aince Jano f the wreck and known peculiarities uaty first o f this year amount to “LOST A N D F O U N D ” o f the coastal area in which it oc­ 127.080.000. This figure includes On a South Sea Island with H ouhc Peters, Pauline Starke and curred, led to the belief by some o f­ money being spent on public improve­ and Antonio Moreno ficials that a tidal disturbance o f un­ ments. A flaming drama of the South Seas. Pathe comedy "Stung" usual force' threw the destroyer* fa r off their course, probably without the This I resolved on— to run, when ____________ FRIDAY—COUNTRY STORE knowledge o f the officers on board. - •;I can; to go when I cannot run; and to creep when I cannot go.— John yfiI% C IAL MATINEE, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND Salesman are harvesters, but their Bunyan, | SATURDAY work cannot be accomplished i f the The man who la determined to Special Mueic to all Pictures crop' to be harvested has not been prepared by careful planting and keep others'fost and firm,, must have jyiGHT P R IC E S .................................... —UJ and 20 Cpnts cultivation in the shape o f Service one end o f th? bond about his own M ATINEE P R IC E S __ ______and 15 Centa and Advertising,— Northern Eurni- breast, ] 1 1 “ “ — ------------------ --------------- ^ ture. ^ Lahdor. MRS. F R E D ib A IG E R ----- i.-----............................... ..... ............ Society EdIU, t I'bone 217-W . ' \ ' . I f you have any friends visiting you— If you ore going anywhere or com ...M ilane Theatre “STRANGERS OF THE NIGHT” Mr. ff. E. Henin, Representative of Superior Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati will be with us Four Days, Wed­ nesday, Sept. 12th until Saturday night, Sept. 15th. Have your suit made to your individual measure­ ment to come when suits vou best. SELLS IT. FOR LESS Welafca Block sswss:sss:::ss:ssxss:s:ssss; �THE SANFQRQ PAILY HKRM-P; W EpNBSfM yf SEPTEMBER Sanford DailyHerald A C H A N G E OF PR O G R A M E V E R Y D A Y Real Bargains! - in - TIR ES A N D T U B E S G E N U IN E T E X A S GAS The Herald Printing Go, rupusnitns ________ — AND— M OTOR « J‘L M% • m m ■OllR iN t N i g s t a n d EVES M«m to g Have dear, Healthy £yes q u a n t it y 9 JtoDtalett, Xf they Tirc^Itch, Smart, Bum or Discharge, if Sore; Imtatcd, Inflamed or Granulated, use OILS F. P. RINES M u rin e. Soothes and Refreshes. Safe for Infant or Adult. A t all Druggists. _ 105 Palm etto A re.-------- Phone ,, W r*/ " Fnt ShoePolishes For quick results try m.wantiad. MEM OKU T U B A S S O C IA T E D PR E SS T h » A iiociiitfl Press la exclusively entitled to tke uao tor republtcatlon of all n i v i dispatch** credited to tt or •tot otherwise crodlted In this paper and also tbo loan] nawa published herein. AH rights ot re-publication o f special dispatches borsln are also reserved. JwSSOLiKV O f f ic e i t i R t t A i. D n u i L n i s r n . r a c e s i « a there is a most effective danger signal to w arn you— your car comes to a stop with­ out any particular amount of damage being done. It is different when you run out of lubricating oil in your motor: there are no warning signals, nothing to flag your attention until great damage has been done. The greatest singlo factor in tho eco­ nomical and efficient operation of a motor car is tho proper lubrication o f itr, engine. Sufficient quantity, the right quality, the proper weight or grade, and the frequent replacement o f oil arc tho things you w ant to watch. yertlsem I Foreign Adv.MUtn* K*pi [ _ T H E AMERICAN I’ltF-Sa A ’ The German who was thrown in jail tor vagrancy in Franco when he had 5,000,000 marks in his pocket 'mutt have fe lt that at least the spirit o f the war was not over. "W e want the wagett paid the brick layers" was a sentence on a banner carried l>y the hod carriers fn the Denver I-abor Day parade. Weil we would ail like to draw those wages but the hod carriers must re­ who snid, "bread cast upon tho waters number we are not all brick layers. will l>e returned after many days." It is this lirend moving hack and We too, like Senator Johnson, want forth upon the "w itters" that event­ to see the day when a dollar will take ually brings nations closer together us in and let us out o f n first-class in mutual consideration. We some­ restaurant without having to ‘ look times wonder nt what men call the the other way wiien the waiter hands wisdoni| o f Deity in utilising unto­ us our check and stops the hand a ward ovents na occasions ns well ns moment In front o f us for thu iooked- means o f shnping events fo r the good for tip. ■* o f the luce. This seems to invite men to follow this policy, if wc may Chief Justice T a ft in suggesting to call it that, o f enriching life in one the American liar Association the way through the great disasters that qualiflcaltons of n judge, struck a come. high key when he said: " A Judge's conduct in every particular should hr IT A I.Y A N D T H E LE A G U E above reproach, lie should lie con­ scientious, studious, thorough, courIjf Musijpiipi— Italy f<jr the present, teomrr <iatiqr^t •punctual, just —TiH ho fWlerbst of his tonntry would partial, fearless of public clamor, re­ look ahead, he might not be so de­ gardless o f public praise, nnd indif­ termined to flout the leagu e of Na­ ferent to private, political or partisan tions nnd bo his own court nnd jury influences." regarding Greece nnd the punishment that shall fall upon the latter ns the Lord Birkenhead, the Englishman scapegoat for tho acts o f a hand of who insists that he is going to say assassins, who looked upon them­ what he has thought nut to say about selves, no doubt, ns a hand o f Greek Mr. Wilson or "bust," should be per­ heroes in villainously slaying five in­ mitted to have his "*n y." The Atner- nocent Italians. who insists that “ we knew the Amer­ Greece cannot fight hack. The coun­ ican people would not back his hightry has lost ita standing with itself minded but idealistic plan” is not and other nations. It has been the capable o f more harm than mnny football o f ‘ the greater powers nnd prophets in this country who use the of thu lesser Halkun states. It is a classic and familiar, " I told you so." lesson to nations and individuals in When Mr. Wilson went to Paris, the the evolutional1luw. Greece is on American people wore practically tho receding curve o f it. Hut nil llii* unanimous for his "idealism ." It does not ju stify or excuse the con­ was after months o f Ihe bitterest duct o f tho Mussolini government is partisan struggle in our history that resorting to old methods that may a temporary turnjng awny from the embroil a continent. Suppose it were Wilson idealism was effected. When some other nution that was in Birkenhead proclaims Wilson a great Greece’s place, a nation fit to answer man but foolish, he is proclaiming buek in turmB? Would Italy bo in himself a "bounder." such clamorous mood for war? It may come some day, sooner than the B RE AD UPON T H E W A TE R S present dictator believes possible, lhat Italy shall bo in need o f a buff­ In discussing the call on this coun­ er like the lea gu e o f Nations. For try to aid the stricken Japanese, the the present Italy feels like Austria Salt Lake Tribune calls utlentlnn to felt in July o f 1014. To Austria re­ the fact that the Japanese contribut­ tribution eninu fast nnd with terrific ed 1100,000 fo r relief in the San force.— Rocky Mountain New*. Francisco disaster a few years ago. It will be repaid many fold, nnd il­ The Herald delivered six limes a lustrates the everlasting truth o f Him week fo r 15c. Things Worth Whlls Picked Up A long the W ay; Some From Pena Long A go Laid Down; Some From Pena o f Later Days. I ’V E BEEN T H 1 N K IN What’s the use o' sighin', cryii What good doe£ U do? The statement that tho entaatropho in Japan must of necessity, reduce her to n Hix-clans power and that she will not regain her position in world matters in a century must bo taken will) a grain of allowance. In fact with n lot o f allowance. So fa r no one knows just how much she has suffered. Without doubt it is the worst disaster ih the known history o f Ihu world. Yet Japan enn come hack nnd she will come hack. Here are a people not unlike the American people. They thrive on disaster for they co-operate to overcome the re­ who we believe contain vithin their sults o f the disaster. ranks as large a proportion of ignor­ Japan from north to south will join ant luborerd IVom the communistic Jn ycliuililiifg Jho rltips lhat rfWwtpod pitVis Vrf "EUro'fftbis n iif'o t the labor out and in rehabilitating their de­ unions, seems to carry the proof Hint stroyed nnvy and forts. The world they nre not in sympathy with any will see to it that she does not suffer such designs Certainly no intelliany great selbnck and she will see gent American laborer will lend his to it that the loss is only temporary. assistance to destroy a government Tho name writer* who nro saying to which ho o w o s -bo much. that Japan will not come back in a It is barely possible that the pro­ century snid Snn Francisco would not ject is broached -at this particular come back at all. That a new city time in tho hope that it may have would lie built on the Oakland side. some effect on the negotiations going Hut Knn Francisco came back greater on between the mine workers nnd the than ever. , Galveston, Johntowns, operators. It may be in the nature Pueblo and nil the rest came back. So of an anchor thrown to winwurd to will Japan. To be sure it will take a longer lime but not nonrly ns long ns people imagine today. Through the aklbs o' blue. T ry a bit o' ulngin*, wingin’ Like a happy bird; | To the joya a-dingin’, bringin' | Light that can't be blurr'd. I In a world o f smiles; A t the hard things chaffin’, laughin’, Tram pin' life's long miles. Vera Bertels Griggs. You can solve nil these problcmo by putting nothing in your crank care but Polarine, consulting the chart o f rccom-/ mendations to determine just what grade your car requires, and renewing your oil completely after it has bee i used for six or seven hundred miles. There is no variation in the quality of Polarine. W herever you see a dealer who displays a Polarine sign, you may feel a£sured that you can get there the finest motor oil on the market to-day. What America wants to do is to get in nnd help her come hack hut help in such a way that Japan will Our new Fall Millinery is on display — your inspection Invited.— The Qunlity Shop. 142-4tc About the best way to keep the hoy on the farm is to, make him a partner people that both nations contain, in the business and not treat him ns a those time* aro few and fa r between hired man or even worse. nnd they never amount to anything Pigeon flew from Grand Canyon to serious. "I-afayette we uro here" .may or mny not have been spokep by New York. W ill find Now Yurkdrs General Pershing but the ftpifit of yawn greater than Grand Canyon. the words still burn in Uie hearts of all Americans. Robs Calomel of Why not havo America step into Nausea and Danger the breech in Japan and with money, men ami supplies backed by the Medicinal Virtues Retained and Im­ spirit o f our Christ, established a proved— Dangerous and Sickening friendship between the two countries Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ that will be ns lasting ns the friend­ ship between- Franco nnd America. let Called "Calotatw” "Japan we are here" would bo. a won­ The latent triumph nf modern aclderful sentence i f our help betruthed cure Is a "de-nauseated" calomel tab­ the words.' let known lo the drug trade it« “C’ b Io M 1 IN G RUMOR ‘ A N Y BASIS. Better be a tryin’, (lyin ' A ll the hurts furglvin', livin' J A P A N , T H E S TR IC K E N It |s an ambitious but threatening program which tho communist inter­ national, with headquarter* at Mos­ cow, is planning to carry out, If the expose o f their plans which the Uni­ ted Mine Workers are making in New York may be relied on. I t I* nothing less than the overthrow o f all tho present governments in America, federal, stats and provincial, with, the elimination o f nil constitutional forms and foundations, to bo followed by Ibe establishment o f a soviet dicta­ torship with absolute powers, subject only to the international at Moscow. They propose to effect this rev- tubi." Calomel, the most uenrrallv useful of all medicine* thus enters upon a wider field of popularity.— purified and refined from than* o|>Jecilonulde' qualities which have here­ tofore limited Ite use. , In hlllnusne**. constipation, head­ aches and Indlaestlon. and In a great variety of llvor, Momach ami kidney troubles eslomvl was the moat sue* ceaaful remedy, hut Ua u*e was often neglected nu ncruunt of Ita alckenlng qualities. Now It la Ihe eaalest nnd most plrnnant of jnedlqlnea to take. One Capita!) at bedtime with a s w a l­ low of .water.— llisl'a all, No tMt*> no griping. no nausea. - no salts. A wood night's sleep and Ihe neat morn­ ing you art. fr.-lluu line, with » clean liver, a pm If led system and n big np* Pvtltc. f ’ Ust what you please. No M OT® R O W N ia made and is sold with tho samo safe­ guards as to quality and uniformity that aro given to Polarina Crown Gasoline is » fuel that will give you Quicker pick-up and greater power. INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY �s.You ' (Continued from page 1) * -< . tnri 000 foreign residents, 100 were kilted, Get including ,6Q .British end SO A fter!- The Disease That Cripples .. K ill^’ H’QUleteat -Way to ^WeUiar-Tlifofath 'New Pre­ scription Containing Seven­ teen Ingredients That Renew Every Pa^t o f' Body. . Rheumatism may be caused by any number of things, and this is’why It is so hard ;to cure. If. we knew what caused any particular case o f rheu­ matism, it could bet promptly arrested. ’Any^remedy tKat merely" relieves the pain Is not sufficient. ‘ The only sure way to relief is .thronih a i thorough ' systemic treatment .that w ill reach every part o f the body and all Ule v i­ T h f 'you are sure to tal organs. , Then reach the cause without guessing. - This complete treatment is found only in a" prescription called Re-CuMa, which contains seventeen well known and thoroughly tested medi­ cines, so skillfully compounded that each one performs ita function on the various parts of the body perfectly and harmoniously. markable prescript!1on starts This remarkable he blood, taking out right to work on the the rheumatic pains and removing pimples and akin blemishes, relieves constipation, cleanses the kidneys and puts your entire system to rights, thoroughly. acting upon the colon, which, according to Prof. Metchnikoff of the Pasteur institute, Paris, Is th direct cauao o f all our aches am pains. In addition, Re-Cu-Mu starts the liver to w orkuaturaliy and plcasc purging* antly without griping or you . jestion that enables yi gives you a digestion to cat' anything you like without bad after effects and you sleep like a log. Rc-Cu-MS is a scientific prescription that revives, renews and regenerates your vital organs so that you feel consUtitiy ftiH o f pep and ami Re-Cu-Mn la sold and rccomr by the Union Pharmacy and good drug Stores.— Adv. ftO J M £ material 3 errct Co/fca Vuu will find the rout of building materluln him no lowered as to make It well worth vuur while to build at once. IVo carry hlltU-Kriuln malerlaln Ank your contractor. Hill Lumber Co, » w w m ,':s r n fo ''Builders' Head quarters'* ns. The foreign minister declared to be Plahrr&i~tu Start RevoIution-andOverthrow Exuntrue reports that tho capital Wat to - . isting Government, be removed from Tokio, although he said many o f the Industrial, commer­ NEW- Y O R K . S ep t 12.— Elghty- attack -was ' contemplated, or that a cial and publishing houses plan to re­ gix Lithuanian Bolshevists led tho conspiracy within the Coipmunlst move temporarily to the Osaka and Herrin massacre o f non-union Illi­ Party o f America-existed at the time Kobe districts. nois miners, the United Mine W ork­ to, precipitate tragedy such as took "Follow ing the first shock on the ers o f America charges in making place tha day-after the telegram was first o f September,” the minister stat­ public today’ the third o f a aeries of received-from President Lewis. ed in his dispatch, ” 1,310 separate articles exposing an alleged plot by on under the active efforts “ A g if shocks were recorded up to 6 a. ip. on Moscow Communists to gain control nista continued during o f . the the 6th o f September. o f organised labor in the United Tho atriko area in May*; “ The region suffering the extreme States, and Canad, stage a revolution was carefully cxearthquake shock extends 100 miles and overthrow the existing govern­ nuilned-tiid the- points where riot, from north to south and 130 miles ment*............ . . . . . violence t»f armed Insurrection might east to west, or from Susukawa on The mob leaders— 67 ofthern— were the Tokaido line to Kofu, Yenkyo members at Herrin o f the Bolshevist bo s fm is ^ Wfre chnrtcd and enta Hachioji, Warbi, Tsuchiura and to the Lithuanian branch o f tho Communist iogued. In the lis t o f those places peninsula. This region covers seven party o f America, according to the were Christopher, Zclglcr, Scsser and prefectures, and includes the five cit­ minors' article, 10 other members o f Herrin'. “ With tho'ibtMl Lithuanian miners ies o f Tokio, Yokohama, Yokosuka, tho same party were imported as Kofu and Takasaki and thirty-three agents to foment tho attack on the as a nucleus, a Communist Party chapter was organized in Herrin, other counties. ■trip mine o f the Southern Illinois meetings secretly In the "The population of thla whole a f­ Coal company which culminated in holding fected area la 6,000,000. And the tho violent death o f 22 men In Juno Lithuanian Inaguagc but taking in­ structions from..*gcnt3 o f Dozenburg property damage, which Is, o f course, last year. in the o f f i c e s C a r n e y at Chicago immense, Is not yet determined or cs “ This revolting, Inexcusable crime Quietly and steUthily thoy worked t (mated. was fomented, promoted and caused among tigs idle miners at Herrin, "P a rt o f the earth ramparts sur­ solely by Communists,” saya the rounding the imperial detached palace preaching arntod attack upon the writer, " I t was a carefully planned at Nlkko were damaged, but the em­ strip -ipinos.” . a ffa ir, schemed with all the diabolic peror and the empresa arc safe. Union'Strikers nt Herrin •inquired cruelty and disregard fo r la w that “ A fte r tho first shock the Prince o f President Lovyls the status o f the characterises the' Communist move Regent went from the main palabo in non-union minors ‘ Who continued Tokio, where ho was attending to the ment.” working the strip mine while tho nn:William Z. Foster, promoter o f the utual- business, to tho Atkaaka Pal­ tion il strike was in progress. In n ace, and lived in a tent in the garden "one big union” idea in America, is telegram on Juno Y0 he classified from 'that time until the afternoon of alleged to have been the dominating them- ns strike-breakers, the sixth, when he again went back to figure in evonta preceding the mass­ by the Communist agents and dis­ his usual quarters in the Atkaskn acre, numbering among his aides torted into an excuse for nn nttack Jack Carney, Chicago editor o f the Palace. upon the atrip mine," continues tho Nick **An official investigation by the radical VOICE OF LABOR, narrative. "Tho workers there were Dozcnburg, Carney’s business man­ ministry fo r foreign affairs shows captured and, under the leadership that in Yokohama, o f 3,000 foreign ager, Arno Swabock, o f the central o f tho 19 Communist agents who, ac­ executive committee, Communist residents, 100 were killcdi including cording to Dozcnburg, had been im­ ! 50 British and 20 Americans. O f tho I’ nrty o f America, Qscnr Larson of ported for-the purpose of starting in­ survivors, only nine remain ashore, the Young Communist league, Gus surrection and revolution, the men mo*t o f the otheft having gone to Fracnckcl, "R ed” worker among the were shot down." rail employes, Charles Krumbein, dis­ Kobe. Freshly encouraged by this suc­ “ The Tokio pcrfcctual is guarding trict Communist official, and Nels cess the Communists arc said to have Kjar, convicted In Chicago courts for Yowkohama tho property o f tho redoubled activity among rnilroad, foreginers, collecting the dead and fo r conspiring ngninst tho govern marine-transport nnd farm workers. ment during the wnr. |taking all possible measures of sani­ Tho author's history of the The seamen already were organized tation, ns "ono big union,” so the minimum mdssnero follows: “ Up untilVmidnight on tho eighth, uf effort was necessary in that direc­ (he authorities in Tokio bad burned “ For more than seven weeks prep­ tion. The miners nlso were “ one big the bodies of 60,000 dead. The num- arations had been in progress in union," ripe, fo r capture tty tho Mos­ her still unfound of those drowned or Franklin and Williamson counties to cow agent*, But there wore four big burled under debris or burned in tho bring about the attack upon strike brotherhoods and 16 unions on the general conflagration is probably very breakers and armed guards nt the railroads, so, "in order to control great. strip mine. Violence and disorder them ns n unit nnd mobilize them in­ “ Up until the eighth in Tokio, first were rampant in southwestern Penn­ to the Foster one-union .scheme, the aid had been administered in tho sylvania. Communist groups in Now 'Minnesota Plan' fo r a single 'depart­ emergency hospital stations to up­ York, Cleveland and Chicago were mental industrial union' was evolved." ward of 600,000 injured and sick. active in their efforts to cause the The railroads beenme the next ob“ Casualties in Yokohama are now strike in southwestern Pennsylvania estimated at 110,000, or one quarter to expand into n great revulutio'nai^ •ivcUvff- -„Tbt:,,Hqrriu ,.vputshcre -hail o f the-entire population. movement in which the originnl demonstrated what the miners would “ Casualties in Chiba and Kana- causes for the cessation o f work In do if properly chaperoned. The plnn gown region are great, but the in­ the mines would be lost sight o f und now was to bring nbout in some quar­ vestigation is not yet complete. nn armed insurrection, having fo r its ter, preferably a vital railroad cen Pittsburgh a "lluilwny ami other communications purpose the cstnblishnient o f a Bol­ ter like Chicago or similar outbreak among rail workers. arc rapidly being restored. shevist dictatorship in this country " “ Supplies o f general commodities and enforced recognition o f the Rus­ Tho shop crafts were then on strike. "The convention of agents o f tho sian dictatorship nml the Communist International, would be brought Communist'International and leaders of. the Communist I’urty o f Americn W A SH IN G TO N , S«p t.. 12.— Consul about. at Bridgman, Mich., lust August con­ Dlckovcr at Kobe transmitted yester­ “ Tho plnn was to have simultan­ day a dispntch from Ambassador eous uprisings in southern Illinois stituted one o f the greatest conspir­ Woods at Tokio, dated September 7, und, if possible, in the vicinity o f acies in tho history of the United saying the following Americans wore Bellairc, Ohio, which also was a hot­ States," the mine workers' narrative among those known to have been kill­ bed o f Communis agitation and prop­ continues. ed: "Intent upon promoting tho general aganda, and in the region surround­ Mr. and Mrs. Anirino and child, ing Uniontown,* Pn. uprising o f nil coul mine, railroad, Paul R. Cannon, Mrs. Albert Mandel " A telegram sent to local union marine transport and farm workers and son and Paul E. Jchks. officials nt Herrin by John L. Lewis, and carrying their aim to u success­ In an undated dispatch from Kobo, president o f tho United Mine W ork­ ful realization before tho coal and Consul Dickover said that Mrs. L. H. ers, placing workers o f tho strip railroad strikes could bo sottlcd, their Jenks previously reported killed, was mines in tho entegory o f "strike­ revolutionary sittings were cut short safe in Kobe. breakers' 'was shrewdly twisted and by tho appearance o f ' the county Consul Dickover said he had receiv­ distorted recording to the boasts of sheriff. ed from Tokio definite information the Communist landers at Chicugo, "'Th e raid upon that convention that Helen Cameron and Mias Spenc­ into an 'invitation', to attack tho strip was ono o f tho g re a te s t' blows the er Gilbert^ both of Virginia, arc safe. mines und the workmen employed Communist organization in America there. evor received. Its members were TO KIO , Sept. 12.— Dcntha from “ Officials o f the United Mine confined In jail and compelled to shift the eurthquoke, fires and tidal waves Workers had no intimation that an their activities from tho promotion in find around Tokio arc estimated today to number 160,000. Groups o f one hundred and more bodies have been found in various spots. Dysen­ tery Is prevalent and the government has informed the American embassy that the relief personnel cn route will bo welcomed. American marines have-landed and arc directing a bak­ In order to take care of our increased business, and give ery and an automobile repair shop at equal service to tho many, we are obliged to adopt American embassy. . ' are increasing.” Scrub tho cold-cellar w ith n RED S E A L L y e solution o f ono teaspoonful to a bucket o f w ater, P re ven ts ferm en ­ ta tio n and m o u ld , k e ep s v e g e ta b le s a m i p re s e r v e s s w e e t uml g o o d . Id e a l, for treating a n y g rim y w all, steps or floor. R e d SE AL L y o r.ivos ■ ■ . f i n e r e m its w hen Usot! w ith w h ite-w a sh on ou t-b u ild in g s, chickenhops?s and the like, the fo ll^ in g rules: ’ Blessed is he who found hia work; let hhn ask no other blessedness, He has a work, a life purpose; he has found it and will follow i t — Carlyle. t. C.Tmi^ i «iw *i u«,r*. j r ‘ f 'V ’ i Reduced ,price 3605 Delivered , Following the shooting, according to tho iospector’o report n convict named Eddie Collnhan, j cnlled the strike and tho men followed him from tho place whore they;were working, back to the camp. ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER jj 5 B RO KER 8UICIDES. A T U E N S , Ga.. Sept. 12.— A. W. Brooks,' 00, a cotton broker, was found dead herb* today with n pistol bullet wound in his head. A pistol was found near (he tp ty «nd the police pronounced |t a calc o f suicide, giving despondency as the cause. Brooks form erly retided In N or­ folk, Va., where It. Is said his nephew is epresident o f the Guaranty T itle aK3*Trust Company. ! of industrial revolution to the raising o f money fo r bqil nisi preparing a defense in nn effort to escape impris­ onment under Michigan’s criminal sylilicatism law,” Since thep, Itwi» charged, the'-Communlsts tried unsuccessfully to fo ­ ment a general strike among rail workers last November, nnd among coni miners last April 1, which also failed o f execution. | Another “ one big union” movement, was launched among transportation workers, howover, from an offlce.in St. Raul, Mi (in. This campaign is a lleged 'to be still in progress, under the directorship of C. H. Kennedy, head of the organiza­ tion, nnd O. U. Wangcrin, secretnrytrensurer. F. P . FO RSTER, 1'rcsldcnt D. F. W U IT N E R . Cashier WE SPECIALIZE In Making AWNINGS ANYTHING OP CANVAS ALSO ARE INEXPENSIVE WINDOW SHADES Of nil Btylefl nnd Qualifies at It Saving to‘You Awning Shop o --c. Phone 1111, 201 S. Main St. ORLANDO, FLORIDA ' -First in our. lino”...., fteDELCG'LIGHTManis to install ^ o fir J Z ^ G O -L IG H T X "^1ant C O M P LE T E - far the most farm size pi U A LLE D installation foci!- tion of that plant I if include* the Battery . including a nation-widv ^standard Dclco-Light Bxido I capacity orgamzauon of over 4,0C3 installation of aixtoen large I men, muko it ponies for Deloo*Llght cell*, built tor long life, with extra with their quantity production to tot thick plates end heavy gluts jars) the the lowest prioo ever'announced for wiring of your house for ten lights to an electrio light plant com pletely be locatea anywhere you with j one in sta ll* J. *V i+**ower outlet wherever you may went It e stantLrJ cct of ten drop lights And— it Is highly important, fa pur­ with M ^ t j C.J the installation of chasing any lighting plant thet yea lieu: i* "%.( cr ton standard electrio know the installed price. l' "it hu:f:b — tLj complete installation The installed price for L wu*t popu­ ready for you to turn on the lights. lar size Delco-Light riant. n~t only the plant itaelf — it luJuOa Ca This is the way to buy your eloetrie U£bt and power pleat S , ,t -No osders received for morning delivery after 11:15 a. \ V -■. , AFTERNOON DELIVERIES -JlS q.Ofjlprfi'lfccelved before 1:00 p. m. leave at 4:30 p. * t. No drdera received after 5;J5 p. m. for evening delivery. Sdt urdny’s Iasi delivery, 8:30 p. m. ‘ ' * * ' I O v ^ r 2 0 & j C 3 u rS a t l 8 f t e d U s e r s Kindly co-operate with us, if you value our serviee. * *XTIU£ mcHn3,i J. R. YE ARB Y, Dealer t-sfcklirW Tra t). Martin, Proprietor *t or Second delivery orders including South of 10th Street, must be In bjr 9:15 a. nt. ,, ,, * : ............................................................................................................ .... First delivery orders must be In by 8:00 a. m. ( 'Wr*to for bcokhit describ­ ing iui«v FuU dlrocUohu la C H E V R O LE T T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Sept. 12.— Tho strike o f tho twenty-four con­ victs, at state road camp No. 12, in I f so, remember no one has a business so Bradford ebunty hna ended, according S M A L L or so L A R G E that a Checking A c­ to advices received by the atatc prison count will not H E L P . authorities from Convict Inspector T. • f * * 1 ' B. Johns ( who' waa ordered to the a camp last Friday. Then, too, there’s the S A F E T Y for funds A telegram from Johns said the trouble arose tyhen the sop o f J. S. ■ to be considered. McNeill, tftg ta fi/ o f the chmp.^shot nt n negro copyj|jt-i*hD had curbed Kjm This bank invites your account, large or him. The cortvlcts have returnc^.to work nnd everything is quiet nt tho sm a11' camp, Johns reported. We cannot afford to deliver orders amounting to less than GO cents. ,. , . Investments, like charity, ahould be gin at home. - ' SEE TH E N E W ■ started a bank account, because your budi■ ness is small! ( I t r The Associated P w n ) ORLANDO, FLORIDA �------ — .------- G TRAP R. L. SHIPP, Editor B O X IN G k» Pa Pa & R | R > *? [l Eft 19 s \I>. ' . 1 i twi ■4 P. ,1 1 1 tf ti • ;- i ■» k ■ Also Surpasses -M A N Y Former. Years Number o f Candidates Out For D E T A IL S O F .D E M PSE Y -F IR PO F IG H T CANDIDA" .uniformed In»tead ^ candidates dropping * * ,$ s the reverse, new one, 1 Ing every day. ^ repot MHANE NEWS BASEBALL 1 K WKKm, 11 SCHED1 ^Thc Eleven. N E W YO R K , Sopt. 12.— New York has become the fight fans’ mccca. It -T h ° following I, th, ^ . was Indicated that from 20,000 to 30,Sanford High School candidates Sept. 27— Seminole J K S L 1 000 spectators from beyond tho limits fo r the ’23 football eleven went in N E W Y O R K , S ep t 11.— Completed details o f the world’s heavyweight Sanford. 1c Club, o f the metropolis would view the Jack their sixth practice o f the season yes­ championship match between Liils Angel Flrpo and Jack Dempsey were an­ Oct. 0— Open. Dcmpsoy-Luls Firpo struggle. nounced last night as follows: ‘ , terday in good spirit though a heavy Oct. 13— DcLnnd, Sanford. Date, Friday night, September 14. Preparations fo r handling the rain in the earlier part o f ^he a fter­ . ® ct< 20— Bartow, Sanford. Place, Polo Grounds, home o f the New York Giants. throng and arrangements o f other de­ noon had drenched the field and a Tonight ’ ’Price o f Youth.” G AM ES Y E S T E R D A Y . Oct. 27— Kissimmee, Kissim*. Limit, fifteen rounds; judge’s decision. , tails went forward rapidly yesterday. drizzle prevailed during the entire Nov. 3 Palatka, SanS l * * Time o f bout, 10 p. m „ eastern daylight. * ( • More thnn 500 uniformed police, be­ practice. A. practice gamo Was held American League. Nov. 12— Miami, Sanford. It doesn’t cost much to sop "Prlat Purse, Dempsey to receive 37*4 per cent o f grorf.receipts, Firpo 12V4 sides hundreds o f plain clothes men, yesterday afternoon in addition to £h»v. 12— St. Augustine, Sanfort p f Y o u th ” ¥ a v r P * ’ Now York 0, Ronton 3. percen t. j!. ■. -VS ffV ' w ill handle the crOwfl. '.Special regu­ fallin g on half, tackling dummy, and Vi‘ i : ____ Nov. 24— Orlando, Orlando Only one schedule*]. Referee, to.be named on day o f fight, by state nthlotic commission. lations were pr&mu running signals.* • Thnnksgiving— Open. i • But the ’T ric e o f Y ou ih " Is great. Attendance (estimated) 86,tW0. ■. \i • ’ handling o f traffic. Uniforms hnvo been given out and Open dates will be m National League. Receipts (estimated) *1,250,000. vi. Promoter Tex Rtckarjfo a total o f about thirty men are fully nounced later. 11 »»• Semi-final bout, Henc Tunney, American light- heavyweight champion, Philadelphia 11, Brooklyn 3. “ Lost and $ound” was to have been work on the crcctlon .of.& o ring ■ i i — — vs. Leo. Gntcs, of New York, twelve rounds. Boston 0, New York 10, on tonight but didn’t airivc vthrough and temporary blcnchet section on the weeks’ training ffripd,fojc. thetdsfenso BIG A IR S H IP ENDS Preliminaries, Jack Burke, o f Pittsburgh, vs. Bill Reod,vo f Columbus, a mistake in shipping!* Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 4. baseball playing f/cld and expressed o f hia title n gn !t»( Luiir A n gel‘.Firpo Ohio, 8 rounds;. A1 Roberts vs. Mike Reed, both of Now York, six rounds; Others not scheduled. SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT satisfaction w ith ,ills progress mode. at the to lo GrpUnds F r id a y ' night. t Loo Brown, Australia, vs. Dan Bright, England, six rounds.. * Remember ..tonight ;is', fam ily night The work w ill be completed probably Tho champion w ill wind up hit condi­ Prices o f tickets, $3.30 to $27.50. L A K E H U R S T1 N.J.,SepU 2 _ T. HOW T H E Y S T A N D — whole fam ily udnuttoa on two adult by Thursday afternoon. tioning today, exercising Juat enough United States dirigible ZR-I ,ucttJ^ / tickets. Weather predictions fo r the night to loosen up his muscles, but w ill not National Longue fu lly completed a continuous u t|Ye. o f the fight were favorable hut Rick­ do nny boxing. I<ost Tct. Won hour flight yesterday when It d* Also ^anight Johnny Jones comedy, ard said that in the event o f a post­ .023 N ew York ............ 8(1 52 ponement because of rnin, the battle "Our Gang” in "A Quiet Street.” A T L A N T IC C IT Y , N. Y., Sept. 12. acended at the naval air ,tatio„ Un .590 Pittsburgh ............ 70 55 would be staged Saturdny night. — Luis Angel Firpo last night was at 0:40 p. m. daylight time. 57 C incinnati...... ...... 78 .578 Increased wagering on the outcomo prepared fo r the world’s title mntch Tomprrow, John Gilbert in “ Honor .537 Chicago -- ------- 72 02 Tho Daily Herald, 15c p„ o f tho fight todny was reported in with Jack Dempsey in New York Fri* F irst." . w 03 .511 00 St. Louis .... ..... . sporting circles. One o f the largest dny and ivaB placed "under wraps” un­ .485 Brooklyn .............. Cl . 08 By Editor single bets reported wab one o f $2,800 til the sound o f the battle bell. Friday night is Country Storo r\jght. 80 .313 Philadelphia ......... 45 to $2,000 that Dempsey would win by As the fight draws near Flrpo’s lit­ Lots o f fun! .330 80 Boston ................. 41 a knockout, the odds being at 7 to 5. tle hand o f faithful followers are «!U» pua, iou „ 'jaiunoa Twenty-seven fellows out to foot­ above mentioned youngster, upon Several wagers that Ilpmpscy would growing more confident o f victory. mod uioJ| sans «,n6*. u iti^ w n o j* ** First show tonight at 7:30. Price* American League . ball practice •ycsterdayl! And it stumbling over the sand, pile made a win were mode at odds o f 2*/4 to 1, Already they have planned a banquet 10 and 20 cents. Ijos upts sip 8M»WS M|Mnw Won. Lost Pet. rained the whole afternoon] The pretty dive for the ground. n basis that hnn prevailed fo r several o f celebration, employed an orchestra ■*!*J®!3®! Plinq»U Miod .057 High School grlders must like the 80 45 New York ........... •ia|dui|d pus spea^ae.q asouitu "L ost nnd Found” on a South Sea days. In addition, n feW were report­ whose instruments are attuned tb tho ■HI luo un iojoa p baiBput uumidiun .555 muddy Held?, mud puddles nnd driz­ 57 C leveland.............. 71 During falling on bnll practice yes­ Island, foiled to nrrive through a mis­ ed at odds o f 1 to 8 that Dempsey "g e t in your bones” music fo r A rgen ­ •HI ’papunjai fououi ioa^naui .520 zles!! 00 Detroit ......... ........ C5 terday it was noticed that several of lujsEupp apuyap onq, op oj pa*iuwit*o take In shipping so we are compelled would win by a knockout in the first tine ami Issued invitations. 02 .512 St. Louis .............. 05 the fellows were practicing “ dry land to substitute with another picture. To­ round. .481 07 W ashington.......... 02 ' ohj |0 ainjxaj pue ,ojo, am u; awiam According to spectators And Coach Is Just ns bad! Think­ diving.” Soaking cabbage seed for^ 30 min­ inpapuom atg |aa; pue an pue svxuu 09 .467 ing we would get out o f practice yes- this is a good rccipto for breaking night wo w ill present Nevn Gerber in Chicago ............... 58 ,nort S A R A T O G A SPRINGS, N. Y., Sept. utes in a l-t«-1000 solution o f corro­ tiam *W|jp i| ojiqm isai pui 73 '.HSl terdny wfi asked * him in "the enrly tho.netk. PutMhis^in your memory' the great society drama "T h e Price Philadelphia ..... ... -nr OI dap 0|uwg3 uaypneag *Upuog ^44y sive sublimate and then washing them 12.— Trained to a state o f physical oi Youth." I t ’s an Arrow photo play, 78 .391 part o f the afternoon i f wo would book. Boston ................. 50 personally directed nnd supervised by perfection, Jack Dempsey yesterday in f i v j or nix washings o f clean water SHV3A .3 H I AVMV AVID huve to come out to the field if it was virtually reached tho end of his five w ill prevent black-rot and black-leg. Ben Wilson. raining upon which the Man answer­ Angel Firpo nnd Jack Dcmpsoy are Firpo W ill Clear ed, ‘‘Hike yourselves out there if it ready for their "lil tussle” Friday ci no nnn ™ n rt.,t is snowing.” night in the Polo Grounds. Tex Rick­ » 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ 4 .4 4 < 4 4 4 J hH ' S * ►►►►►►►►►►►►►► a ►►> a ►►► j f j s a * ard says that in case o f bad weather Winner or Loser Memorial High, Orlando, ia pre­ the bout will be postponed until Sat­ Here’s hoping the N E W Y O R K , Kept. 12.— Pugilistic paring for a bard grind says the urday night. 'annals record no more mctcroric rise Sentinel. Which reminds us that wc clouds will stay in Florida until a f­ N O T E — Remington Otma Load* are loaded exclualvoly In "N itr o to fame thnn that o f Luis Angel Fir- have a game with the Tigers on N o­ ter the big scrap. Club” W ctproof Sheila. Watproof po, swarthy Argentinian, who has vember. 21lh. me anaju a t what It aaja. Peter Scbaal brings forth the climbed in 18 months from obscurity Memorial High has a prety bright grand infoi motion that he will have to challenger fo r Jack Dempsey's title in n 15-round match at. the Polo football season to look upon accord­ n leased wirfi In the third floor o f the ing to the number of candidates out. ( ity Hall and will get the big maiilGrounds, September 14th. . ».« «— A year and a half ago, Firpo— Thirty-live have already reported to ing. Admission will be jo tuuts to crude, nwkwaril and n third-rater in Coach Anderson while a large num­ everyone, the heavyweight scnle— got $300 for ber more are expected to report soon. bis first ltout in the United Stales. But It’s not the number that comes Come to think o f it fifty cents is When he battles Dempsey he ’w ill reap out— it’s the slulf!! pretty cheap to get the returns of a golden hnrvest o f at least $100,000, this big scrap. You’ll g t everything Had a real practioo game yester­ except the thud of the punch and the win or lose. In the lust six months alone Firpo day afternoon down on Hood Field. cheering of the crowds. 4*«rt*J I mUi J « 44,4 W *4 has added more than -$150,(100 to Ills Two full teams and several over re­ S 1 bank account. lie received $10,000 ported to Coach Wilkinson fur ac­ With only ten more days to go in The two teams engaged in the Southern Association, the New fo r knocking out Bill Brennan, $25,- tion. 000 for disposing o f Jack M cAuliff a practice game most o f the after­ Orleans crew seems to have things 11, nnd approximately $80,000, bis noon. sewed up their way. Mobile who largest purse,* for bis victory over stands second fit the rating now is LewiMky, halfback candidate for S. way behind. .Jess Willard. In addition he has prof­ ited from exhibitions, motion picture II. S. hud good luck in breaking through the second team's defense rights and other ventures. Boston abut the Yanks out yester­ yesterday but just ns he got up a day 3 to tl when Howard Ehmko held Portland, Ore., reports improve­ fast gait for the goal line lie hit the Yorkers* to one hit, that of a ment. Judge sentenced two sheiks to oiie o f the mind piles which Coach scratch variety. Tho Bennenlera can hasn't seen lit to remove yet. Tb, boast of one pitcher who will he in ‘ get their hair cut. the front ranks o f hurleru when the season ends. T doean't take sportsmen long to get the ins and outs o f any­ t a Ra Hi *vIf■ 1 rtt up ■ r a r . SH O O TIN G MECCA FISTIC BATTLE FANS ■3r--rr Celery Seed .;; , 'W hy Dealers H ere in T ow n are selling so m any Rem ington G am e Loads I Shatters World Record '■'T/Pi hn Na Ha K l Hi Fa fci M M Tonight Will Rogers and Sylvia Brenmer In "Doubling for Romeo." Sleepy Sam Tody, tho laziest cow­ boy in Arizona, is hero shown eloping with Lulu Foster, the prettiest end moat romantic girl in tho state. I.ulu had nothing to do with it. But Sam had his way. Tho story of how he worked himself up to tho point of action makes the funniest motion picturo in years. I t ’s n Goldwyn picture. Added attractions, too. Tonight is family night nt the Prin­ cess and the entire family will ho ad­ mitted for one 2(V paid admission. Tomorrow— MiltSli Sills *in “ The i — Miitifli Forgotten Law.” Also "W h y Dogs Leave Home," n two-part Century comedy. And tonight every one in Sanford with their last name sturtlng with the Iptter "B ” will he admitted free o f i *i! t charge. thing new that’s offered them. Facts disclosed by Remington's Ballistic Tests • T h ese arc the When Remington announced the Remington Game last year, not nil the men who wanted to try them could^o i Because it was their first year and there weren’t enough 'round. ?But those who d id shoot them told the others, and th is sca*»on there is a demand for Remington Game Loads that has never been approached in the history o f the loaded shell business. * *, A —A given weight o f tho ■ i m e k in d or p o v -d e r doesn't alw ays give tho cams velocity, pattern or penetration. o B - P o w d er varies batch by batch—even the some kind and make. Ono batch, for instance, gives a velocity of C25 feet per second. A n ­ other m ay fall os lo w oa 840 feet per second. Whether you are already a Game Load enthusiast or have y et to shoot your first box— you will be interested in the facto about powder wc uncovered in our Bridgeport tests on loaded shells. These arc given in the panel at the right. T o the practical minds c f the Remington organization, these discoveries indicated that there was just one thing to be done— C —T h is is nobody’s fault. P o w d e r comes that way. fFix a safe working standard o f velocity, p a tte rn and p e n e tra tio n for each k in d o f small game. D —T h o man w h o buys his shells by the w eigh t and k in d o f p o w d e r —o fte n misses a lot o f g<” no and never knows w hy. ’M ake this standard absolute. And load just the right amount o f powder to give it— whether it takc3 an eighth dram snore or an eighth dram less. • • n • That is the theory and practice of game loads. Uniform shooting results— instead of a hard and fast loading for­ mula. Powder varies — Remington Game Loads do not. O Naturally, you won’t find the w e ig h t of powder indicated on Reming. ton Game Load boxes— because the weight is n o t fixed . r- J L . ' S Y ou do not find the nam e o f the powder because Rem ington takes full responsibility for the shell complete— including the powder. G o to your dealer’s. Get o n e box of Remington Game Loads and shoot them. W e ’ll leave the rest up to your judgment. REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, Inc.—New York City Established. 1816 H AS N AR R O W ESCAPE. | This action photo of 1'uuva Nurmi, brilliant Finnish runner, uoa i taken when he recently ran a mUo In 4:10 2-5 at EtocUholm. lowering the i^world mark of 40$ $4 Oft by Jolo Bay of America. ___ __________ M O U N D SVII.LE, W. Vn., Kept. 12. — Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, assist­ ant chief o f the United States air service, had a narrow escape from death yesterday afternoon, when the plane ho und Private J. G. Woodruff were flying to McCook Field at Dayton, O., fell Into the Ohio, river. Neither was injured. THE A U T H O R IT Y in FIRE AR M S, A M M U N IT IO N and CUTLERY ,*jJ 1 I b u r. ....... I (u ,rn .......! a iftO J �E SANFORP DAILY HERALD, WEjDNES^AY. flEPTEMBER 12, t h o F a it iil «y R a is in g W is h e r ft w o u ld have been v e r y E m o a r ro s s in g to r Mn ii a n yo n e hoa seen It. Ju s T * / V IS YPi H A »S dogs* inozc.* M O M E -N T 0 P.R. 0 UJ M fN RECEIVED FOR P A V lN G Ton can find tha name of every lira Bttaineaa Man In Sanford la thla Column each day. ^ ** M m 8a ■a M SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill W ork Classified Ada lc a word. N o Ad taken fo r leas than 25c. And positively no Classified Ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders, Count the words and remit acordlngly. FOK S A L E FARMERS— You can got Mod bod fro n ts and irrigation plugi at tbs Sanford Novelty Work* 100-tfe FOR S A LE — Hosier and Gays' junnui and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanfonl agents. 183-tfc 117 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. FOR S A LE — Rhotlo Island eggs setting, 15 eggs fo r $1.00. B. W . H E R N D O N Ellsworth, Bcardail Avenue, ford. 8 CONTRACTOR and BUILDER INSURANCE AGENCY Of Chinese Inspiration S. 0. Shinholser l A. P. Cpnnelly & Sons IMS Krai IV-fatr, I-on ns and Insurance Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ B A R G A IN — 0 room cottage with serdices. Twenty-five cents apiece for vnnt bouse and garage, lot 100x225 quick sales- i ^rei^d^PirintiiJff_Corn- in Rose Court. Price $1,500. Terms. pany. ** »m■ryiwy — f8Pf/ctp' »Thig, on. 1'olt S A L E — 817 West l-Mrst street. S T R A W B E R R Y P L A N T S FOR SA LE linrguln in price and terms, — Either pulled ready for delivery, dress owner, Box 782, Daytont or iu tlie field. Phone Ellsworth 15701) or Dutton (59.1) for pricos. STEW ART The Florist J 142-tfc Cot Flowers— — — Floral Designs FOB S A L K — Some furniture, 504 W. Fifth Street. 14(L3tp Annual and Ornamental Plants Monroe, FOB S A LE One 10x10 tent, walled 814 Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 260-W tip 8 ft. high nnd floored, all nice dressed lumber and portable. Good pump water. First tent going out SANFORD M A C H IN E South on French Avc. to loft o f nvehouse. Wanted immediately. Mean COM PANY nue. Call anil look it over. 140-5tp General Machine and Boiler FOB S A L E —7 room houso%nnd 3 lots business. Address “ M,” care o f H er­ ald. 141>2tp Works — two flowing wells. Corner Pine Cylinder Grinding W A N T E D — To exchange 5-passcnger and Third Streets. Gables, 401 Mag­ Phone 62-------- Sanford, Florida nolia Ave. touring car, look* nnd runs like 141-4tp new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or FOB S A L E — 7 passenger 8 cylinder light truck.— Bay Brothers, phone 548, JACKSON'S T R A N S F E R “ Fearless” touring cur. Good ns Sanford. 118-tfc Your Patronage Solicited new. A ll cord tires. Sell less thnn Reliable Service is Our Motto half cost.' W ill take smaller car In A trial will ronvinco you part payment or trade for real estate. IF YOU H A V E PR O PE RTY We haul anything, anywhere, any — Chn3. Tyler, care Zachury-Tyler Ve­ FOR S A L E L IS T IT W ITH time neer Co. 141-tfc ME.— W. J. TH IG PE N 1'hone 475 123 West First Street F O ifS A L E — Bathe phonograph nnd 1!) records. Phone 4K3. 1-41-Dtp 138-Gtc “ YESTVVE HAVE NO LKMONS’ W A N TE D — Position ns stenographer, by competent, reliable young lady. Ford Chassis, good mechanical­ ly, good rubber ...,.............. $ G5.00 Address R. S., P. O. Box 34,' Lake 138-Gtc Monroe, Fla Ford Touring, good mechani­ I, the the wife of II, \V. Ilermloti. and n resilient of Hifnlnnl. In W e S IM * ' i i f Wnflda, Inti ml to apply by net It Ion In chancery to the J ui Iko of the t’lreillt t'onrt of tlie S e v e n th Jnitlctnl t'lrcillt of the Slate of rjort'ln, tn anil for the t’ounty of Hemlnole. on the loth day of He|>loniher, 1923. nt Kanfonl, Klnrliln, or wherever tha t’onrt may then he, for n license to mannas, lake rharae of anil control my proparty nml to liocnnm n free ilealor In every respeel. KVA A. llKHN’DON. F()Ft R E N T — Fivo room cottngo Just south o f school house nt Paola, good water, ample grounds for cows and chickens. Enquire 300 French nveFOR R E N T— Suite of three desirable rooms furnished for light house­ keeping. 300 French Avu. 111 -Dtp FOR R E N T— Eight room house at 808 Kirn Ave. Enquire 300 French Ave. 141-3tp "COPYIIICHT BY M 'C AtlsX Cldncso colore—blues nnd greens especially—nrc shown In early fall nett. Printed fabrics show Chinese designs nnd tho colorful fantastic SMS embroideries aro everywhere la high favor. ------- Shorter [EPPIMBHffW The toltorod ones aro shorter. Ton laches from tho floor for skirts, tho FTcm.lt aay, nml U's - probahlo that America will accept tho decision since American wunwn have held out stubbornly for uhorl skirts season alter season. LEAD IN G LIG H TIN G P L A N T M A N U FA CTUIIERS A N N O U N C E N EW P L A N Announcement is just made hy tho Doleo-I.ight Company, o f Daytona, o f it new plan for the diHtriluition of their farm electric plants which it is declared will be o f vast importance to all farmers and their families who have been longing for the benefits nnd conveniences of electricity in their homes. Titis plait is called the Installed Price Plan. It means a single, low price which covers, not only the Delco-Light plnnt nnd battery desired, hut also tho cost of installing, the cost o f wiring tho house for ten lights in locutions to he specified by the owner o f the house, ten drop lights placed in position, complete even to the ten electric liulhs in their sockets, nnd n s|>ecinl power socket for con­ necting up the various electrical ap­ pliances which tha housewife may want to use. A financing plan also is provided,' it is explained, which enables those who desire it, to huy their equipment on easy payments. The whole plan is designed, it appears, to make it easy for the farm family to have electric­ ity. Many thousands o f farmers hove purchased electric plants, it was shown, since the Delco-Light Company began their manufacture, less limn eight years ngo. This company alone has sold more than 209,000 o f theso during that time and this number will increase very rapidly during tho com­ ing months, in the belief o f the man­ ufacturers o f Delco-Ltght Products. They bnso this belief, they declare, upon the better understanding and ap­ preciation o f tho electricity which have come to tho farm fam ily with tho introduction o f thousands nnd thousands o f electric plants onto tho farms. Thoy believe, also, that tho farmer, like any other citlaen who has tho ability to buy comforts (or his family, will not hesitate to exchange n few of hts dollars for the electrics! conveniences which will mean so much in enjoyment and in saving labor, tn bis homo. * Tho Delco-Light Company, as tho largest manufacturers o f farm elec­ tric plants In the world, In making it possiblo fo r the farm er to have elec­ tricity so easily and at such moder­ ate coat, have undoubtedly taken a step which w ill lead to much finer re­ sult*, and will mean tho spread of fa r greater blessings fo r mankind, than even they, themselves realize. FOR R E N T —One furnished room Latest styles and fair prices prevail with connecting bath. Prefer two .at tho Quality Shop. 142-ltc young men.— 214 E. Second SL 121-tfc PROPOSED BOND FOR R E N T — Furnished apartment, ISSUE APPR O VED bod room, also garage. 117 Laurel Avenue. Asm; 123-tfc W A SH IN G TO N , Sopt. 12-— Tho Nashville Railroad wo room light house- Louisville and ELTON J. M O U G H T O N mint, 719 Ook Ave- Company's proposed bond Isbuo nf keeping a ARCHITECT 130-tfc $15,802,000 was approved today by W . J. T H IG P E N First National Bank Building F O I f R E N T —4 desirable roonTa7 fur­ the Interstate Commerce Commission, Real Estate SANFORD FLO R ID A nished or unfurnished. Apply. 107 The issue will be In first mortgage F IR F . LIF E . AU TO IN S U R A N C E West Third street. 130-tfc 6 per cent bonds, and will bo .used to exchange for an equal amount o f first FOK R E N T —Small cottage.—J. MusR E P A IR S mortgage bonds bearing 6 1-2 per 180-7tp Cook Slovea, Sewing Machine*. Phon­ cont interest. C H E LLE M A IN E S ograph*, Guns, all work guaranteed. FOR R E N T — 8 unfurnished roonfs 140-fitp 804 Elm Avenue. 21 years experience. I LAWYER Times chango rapidly. Somebody FO R R E N T — Five room house, near horsewhipped n I-udington (Micb.) -:— Court Houae W A D E BROS. St. Gertrude’s bridge. One acre of man who was not an oditor. 311 SA N FO R D A V E N U E ground,-and orange trees- Apply Mrs. Lcnn Krause, Box 253, Sanford, Flor­ with concrete curb'and asphalt fill, ■ Examined / Ola— so Dwugwad 140-3tp Automobile'Body Build­ ida. $21,458.40. Henry McLaulin, J r, FOR- R E N T — 12 spartn)ent* tAt K T J. Y. Wilson, brick with concrete ing and Repairing motto street, *A block from poet o f­ All, $21,277X0. O p t D. Comer o f Pork A ve. and Second St. f w o Kansas City girls are auing fice-— Judge Housholdsr- Phone 281. Note: J. Y. Wilson did not bid on their father fur $31,800. lie la g et­ SANFO RD , FLO RID A Optidao-OptometriaC I 142-Gtp drain tile. ting o ff lig h t >Bart Flret Street Bsaferd, Flo, m Charles Stein, Prop. liiV . - ^ . *. th a t S-22-29-9-r.-12-l9-6to 104-8 Magnolia A v( cally. good rubber ...... 75.00 Ford Touring, good ntechnniCards o f Sanford's Repatcally. good rubber .............. 103.00 able Professional Men, each Ford Touring, new top, paint, • f whoa, In hia chosrn pro­ and scat covers A -l mechan­ fession tho Herald recom­ ically, new rubber, new bat­ mends to tho people. tery , ...... -....... ........... ......... 225.00 Cuick 4 Touring, good shape, good rubber ................. — ■ 175.00 lW -ton International Truck, George A . DeCottes good shupo ......... - .............. 400.00 Attorney-at-Law *21 Olds, new pnint, A - l mechani­ Over Bm Iso I* Coooty Bank cally, new cord tires, at hnrgnln coun­ ■AN FORD .. . .J. FLO RID A ter price. Car belongs to out-tJf-town party and must be sold. Have three good values In seven-, FRED R. W IL S O N passenger cars. Come In ntul look ATTORNEY-AT-LAW them over. Firat National Bonk Building BAN JUAN GARAGE Ut?/tnn vww A mo PANPORD FLO R ID A 142-Wcd-Fri-Sat. O. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ O V K im U I.E S MOTION TO pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. DISMISS CORONADO S U IT 4-24-tfc A G A IN S T U NIO N M IN ER S Notice Is nrrehy given dices. Quick snlo at $1.00 each cash FO R S A L E — Chinn closet, ico hox, on delivery. Herald office. 1.11-0tp gas stove, tables, (hairs, etc'.— Lawson, Oak nnd Central 'Ave., Sanford. FOR S A L E — Second hnnd letter files FLO R ID A 142-4t|> in good shape but have been used. ; \ tiinlernlK mil, n niiirrle.1 woman, Contractor and Builder Phone 48 ' Tho Herald fo r first class Job work, On Cypress nvenuo, Union to Ninth; Commercial street, Park to Palmetto; French avenue, Ninth street to Lake Monroe; Mcllotrtillo avefiue, Colery avenue to Railroad; Pnrk avenue, Fulton street to Lake; Sixth street, Magnolia to Laurel; Seventh street, Magnolia to Mellonvillc; Sanford ave­ nue, Tenth street td City Limits; Tenth street, Park to Myrtle; Ninth street, Cypress to Sanford. Hutton Engineering &. Contracting Co., asphalt concrete, $123,914.80; sheet asphalt, $120,391.80; Willito, *133,604.80. siatery, & Henry, asphalt concrete, $1-15,471.89; sheet asphalt, $138,431.88. On West First Street; Iluttun Engineering & Contracting Co., brick with concrete curb nml grout fill, $2.1,343.80. T. II. Gillespie, brick with concrete curb nnd grout (111 $21,158.-10; brick FOR S A LK — HEED POTATOES for FOB SALE fall planting, cither Riiss or Rose No, 4.— F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc FOR S A L E —A Dodge truck, enclosed body. in good mechanical condition, FOR S A L E — Second hnnd loose leal rubber good. I'lione 2101. 3t-p hinders good as new, posts and In­ FIRE-------- AU TO -------- BONDS JMfablUhrX s i maj /e OP ITS* s~ T A B U L A T IO N OF BIDS SANFORD p h ie T P O O B L E " W IT H I T : I re twwvt tptXMC'* GuSlHlE. I V A rS N 6 «M '0 ^ * V nAt: B O T T O M s So P ern co ^sr Vutlee nf Sale of f33.0O0.0ll <i|ierlnl Tnx Sehnnl ttlslrlrt Vo. 3. Hriuluutr ( ‘limit), l-'lor lain. Halil IMstrlrt lieI mic Alsu Known ns I. mukhihm I NprrIiiI T i l l School lllstrlet. hehoitl llomls. Nntlee Is heruliy Ml Veil that sealed bids will he received by tho County i Itnard o f Public. InsLructhin o f Kcmlnlr County. Kjnrhlit, nt tlm o ffic e of tho ! Superintendent o f Public Instructloti I of the unlit County tit the Court House In Knnford. Florida, on or before the explratlon-of thirty days from the first publlealloii o f this nntlco nml until 4;fln o'clock In the afternoon of Hat* tirdny. September 22ml. 11*33, for (be pui'chnso o f ls3.ittia.tit) Hio-clnl Tnx Hetiind lllstrlet No. 2. Hemlnolo County. Klnrtila. bonds, tiald blinds ImlnK lilt led July 1st. 1913, hearlnitr Interest nt tlm rale i f six per cent per annum, Inter-i csl payable sentl-uuiiiially, on lln< llrst day uf July and January o f each year until maturity; said bonds to mature Ullit the principal In comes due mol payable thirty years a fte r the dull thereof; said bonds have b e e n " Vllltiluled and confirmed by decree of tlie Circuit Court o f the Hevenlh Judicial Circuit nf I'lorldtl. dated Auniist 3rd. 11»3*1. said bonds In lie sold fo r delivery within twenty days after written no­ tice of accept nitre of hid Is given ; said In.ml a of ILono.Olt drn#nilnnt loo amt Interest and pilnclpnl payable at tlie National Pnrk Hank of the c it y and ttliile of New York. W ritten opinion of Mr. .Inn. C. Thom ­ son. nt I orney, of New York, approving the validity .ut said hands. w i l l . b e fur.a lllslli-d. Karli bid must be nci-nm pa tiled with a certified check hi tin* sum of fr.tiu.no made payable to the County Hoard of Pill.tie Instruction fur Semi­ nole County. Florida, such, check of l lie sio i-cssfill bidder to be rclalneil ns I ll'lllld'it rd dll tna Ken to the Hoard I should llie sliccest fill bidder fall or refuse to take up aalil bonds accord* tliir to the terms of the notice and bis bbl. The said Hoard reserve* the rluht to reject any and alt bids. All proposals should lie addriissrd tn ttie Coinin' Hoard o f I ’ubllc Instruction for Seminole County, Florida. Care of T W. I.awton. Secretary. Hanford, Florida .and marked “ ltld for Hoods." Witness the liniids o f the Chairman end Secretary nnd the seal o f said Hoard at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, this the 7th dny o f AiiKiint. 191.1. F O F N T Y ItOA III* OF PIIHt.tC lfiH TIinC TIO N FOIt SKMINOLIJ COUNTY. FI-OHIOA. IJy: C. F. If A till 1MON, Chairman. Attest; (Kenl o f noitrd) T. W. I.A WTON. Hupt. and E x-O fficio Secretary. Hrhelle .Malms, Attorney for Hoard, Sanford, Fla. 3-S2-29-9-6-12*19-6tc Notice Is hereby g iven that sealed bids will be received by the County Hoard of Public Instruction nf Sem i­ nole County. Florida, nt the o ffIco o f tho Superintendent o f Public Instruc­ tion of the said County at the Court Holme til Sanford. Florida, on nr be­ fore the expiration of th irty days from tlm tlrst publication of this notice nnd until 3:00 o'clock In the afternoon of Saturday. September 22ml. 1923. for tho purchase o f 120,000,00 Special T a x School lilstrlcl No. 6. Seminole County, Florida, bonds, said bonds being dated January 1st, 11*3-1, bearing Interest at the rate o f six |o r cent per annum. In­ terest payable semi-annually on tho first day o f July and January o f each year until maturity; said hoods to mature nml the principal hecuuea due and payable th irty yearn a ft e r Iho date thereof; said bonds, have been validated anil confirmed by decree of Iho Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judi­ cial Circuit of Florida, dalcil June .Hull, 1923; mild hnmls to be sold for delivery within tw enty ilnyn a fte r written notice of acceptance o f bid Is g iven ; said bond* of 11.000.00 denom­ ination and Interest and principal p ay­ able at tlm National Pnrk Hank nf the Cltv and state of New York. W r itte n opinion o f Mr. .Inn. C. T h o m ­ son. attorney, o f New York, approvin g the v a lid ity -o f said burnt*.Will hw fur-, tilshcil. Knelt bid must be accompanied v 11 h a certified check In the sum o f (600.00 made payable to the County Hoard of To most everybody 30 x 3/2 means usco N a t u r a l l y u s c o ’s could hardly have dc» livered auch money’s worth —tire after tire —without making a clean sweep. It's been a pretty perform­ ance cvcrv time—no two opinions about that* And no two opinions about what tire to get again after a man has once used USCO. United StatesTlres are Good Tires Where to J b u y U S J lre s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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 12, 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/108bead0e681d9add4f1ba9dc3bb2d22.pdf 81507f1c32202440528f2d3daf6a74df PDF Text Text . ■ /.. • • '• ■ ; . «,•.••* ; ■ ■ • IN THE HWART o p THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ^ r t v - r ' '> ! *} NUMBER 141 8ANFORD, FIXJRIDA' TUESDAY, SPPW M BK B 11* 1923 VOLUME IVr it-L .a ri-.- IS ANNOUNCED BY J*. C. JEWELL, GRAND DRAGON OF THE STATE KLAN # Before Acting on Ala bama Power Com­ pany’s Offer In Trial of Alleged Ring Leaders in Georgia Floggings DEATH LIST HAS BEEN IN CREASED TO TWEN­ TY-NINE (Hr Tl» Au n Ii M PrrM) WASHINGTON, Sept. 11. — The Alabama Power Company today agreed to extend the time within which thp government muat determine whether or not it will eell to the pow­ er company iia intercat in the Gorges unit and transmission line of the Muscle Shoals properties. The com­ pany granted ten days extension. Mcanwkile it is expected n reply will be received from Henry Ford as to whether he is willing to exclude the Gorgns plant from the property in Signor Salandra is Mussolini’s rep­ his offer. resentative at Geneva where the League of Nations is trying to bring BufTon said that genius was only Hie Jury to try Dt. Yarbrough, a peace In the squabble between Italy “nn endless patience.” (Darwin.) prominent dentist here wss quickly and Greece. — Nicssche said that genius was "in­ selected, cnch Juror wss required to tensity of consciousness.” (Napoleon.) stato over the vigorous protest of Genius in business might bo defined the defense to swear he was not now as the gift of simplification.—Ed­ and nevor had been n member of the ward Goldbcck. Ku Klux Klan. Mills, testifying first identified Dr. Yarbrough as tho man who took him from the car prepara­ tory to the flogging. Dloodworth and another man held his hands, he said, while another whipped him. He DETAILS ARE GIVEN AND RE­ said all wore masks but ho later saw PORT IS NOT CON­ them disrobing. Mills said he wrote a Jotter to Gov. Hardwick asking pro­ FIRMED tection but tho executive never re­ (nr Tfcp AHwUlrd Fma) VI8ITOR8 PRESENT GAVE SOME ceived it. A few days after sending LONDON, Sept. 11.—A FACTS ABOUT BOY the letter he was approached by a nows dispatch from Berlin SCOUTS. man giving tho name of Payne, who says it is reported from described himself ns from the govMoscow that Ix>on Trotsky, The Rotary Club held their regular ernor’s office, Thls man ho identified Russian Soviet war minis­ mooting at the Hotel (Valdcs today. today as J. P. Durkoe an organiser ter, has been assassinated. President Knight being out of tho of the Klan who was arrested yes­ No details are given nnd no terday and who has been here several city vice president R. J. Holly pre­ .confirmation of report.. weeks purportedly ns an investigator sided nnd called on Will Carpenter for the Klan In helping the officials for the invocation. After tho reading of several communications by Secre­ run down the Doggers. tary Haynes the visitors present Tho minute some folks hcqr a knock were asked to stand up and bo recog­ Tho most important spot in tho wholo world is ' tho American farm in their motor they stop and fix it, nised. They wore Roy Bachman of lioine~Dcan Vivian, Ohio Stato Qol- but some communities nover attempt Tampa and Perry Wetmoro of St, Petersburg. Roy is tho Boy Scout !'C«IlI feM.fi J Jo stop the knockers. (Hr Tfcf A u n r ltlr il Pre««) Treachery of Sea and Air Were 47 CARS AND 150 PERSONS WILL The Main Fac­ ATTEMPT JOURNEY. tors n NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—What was cr said to be the largest American constrs to-coast nutomobile caravan comprlala Ing forty-three cars carrying 160 ' persons, Including women and cbil^ dren, set out from New York Monc ' day for' Los Angeles and Santa Monlea, California. Tho party, it was expected, would be Joined by four ad­ ditional cars in Philadelphia, j,. Most of the tourists carried tents LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11—Trend {,_lnnd equipment, planning to camp out cry of the sen and nlr wero tho ma; nlong tho way and to rcnch their factors In the wreck of seven of Undo destination by October 16. Sam's sea hornets, destroyers of the Pacific fleet which pitched qt twenty knots an hour on to the Jagged rocks of La Honda, 76 miles north of Santa Barbara, Saturday night, according to tlie belief of naval experts here. Twenty-two Uvea and seven war ves­ sels paid the toll. Four hours previously the Pnclflc Mail Liner Cuba had pulled up on San Miguel Island, 36 mllos nwny and the nlr was filled with radio mes­ sages telling of hor plight nnd di­ recting the work of rescue. • , ry is Selected by In the meantime, tho destroyer Judge in Record squadron eleven of the fleet was Breaking Time crusing south In a heavy fog, 10 clean cut craft, breasting a choppy sen In ROME, Sept. 11.—The best inform­ column formation nnd steering be­ ed opinions here arc that Italy will hind their leader, the Dclphy, under dead reckoning nnd^virelcss compass refuse any mediation in tho settle­ ment of the Fiume question with directions from ashore. » Jugo-Slavia ns proposed by the latter. Tho shore directions arc snid to Italy, It is declared, intends to settle have become garbled with tho flood of air passages on the Cuba wreck directly with Jugo-Slavia In line with nnd tho speedy destroyers squadron demands more recently, and setting September 15, as the date for reply, was left to the fog—and tro aca. even employing forceful menna if The evil genius of the latter added its quota to tho sea fighters’ dilemma necessary to*cnd that which sho re­ and cross currents swept tho flotilla gards as an intolerable situation 1m* out of its course to fling seven of ncrilinc pence of both nations. tho leading vessels on UT\tho La Honda cliffs, an estimated twenty miles from the ocean lane they bc- MAHON, Go., Sept. 11,—The name of former Governor Thomas W. Hard­ wick was called as a witness when the city court today took up the cases of three of the alleged ringleaders of the series of local floggings. Tho enses called were those of Dr. C. A. Yarbrough, J. E. Dloodworth, and J. D. Patrick, all arc charged with riot­ ing.' Solicitor Moore announced, how­ ever, that he would try Yarbrough first. -The first charge he faced was for flogging J. F. Milts in January of last year. _ | Succeeds J. F. Ange Who Will De­ vote Time to Other Interest# Election of I. W. Phillip* a . presi­ dent of the Bank of Orange and Trust Company, nf OrUn*>. r- AND CALLS ON ALL CITIZENS TO TAKE PART IN RALLY WHEREAS: Stntn Road No. 3, known locally as "Tho St. Johns Scenic Highway” recognised aa the most Important arterial Highway of Peninsular Florida, is rapidly nearing completion with the exception of a stretch in Clay county, and ' WHEREAS: The citizenship of Green Cove Springs and Clay county desiring .to secure tho completion of this important highway in their county, have set Thursday, September 13th aa ."Good Roads Day" in that county, at which time they desire the assistance of Jacksonville, Paiatka, Crescent Clty,.DeLand,.Sanr ford, Orlando, and other citlee and'village! along the route of this highway, in solving their problem and have issued invitations to participate, to the Civic nnd Commercial Bodies and the Cli f Offlcials of these Cities, and WHEREAS: Tho Civic and Commercial bodies and the City Governments of these cities along the route of State Road No. 3 have accepted the invitation of the Clay county citizens to parti­ cipate in this Good Roads Rally, realizing that millions of (toi­ lers expended in the good roads system of the Florida Peninsula *8re without value unless the road la completed through Clay coun­ ty, L THEREFORE, I, Forrest Lake, by virtue of the power vest­ ed In me as Mayor of tho City of Sanford, do hereby declare, Thursday, September 13th, “Good Roads Day” and • holiday and do most earnestly urge Sanford citisena to attend the “Good Roads Rally” at Green Cbvo Springa on that date. Executed under my hand and seal this 81st day of August, A. D. 1023. ‘ • ’ Atin t: • L. R. PHILIPB, (SEAL) ...... . . .City Clerk. •A.- * •• , • ' . *■ * The Dally Herald. 15e per (Hr The Am m Ii IM P»e*«) DECATUR. Texas, Sept. 11.—Anvor Dean, la in Jail hero charged with arson, and n charge of murder may be placed against him todsy, accord­ ing to officials. A fire which started yesterday destroyed the homo of. W. II. Miles near .here, and burned to death H. T. Jones, 86 years- old, an employe of Mills, The charge made by Mills is substantiated by hts daughter. The daughter says she was awakened and discovered Dean in tho house. As he fled ho set fire to the house In which ten persons were asleep. To Use State Militia to Enforce His Ordere of Yes­ terday (Ilr The AM eets ted P ress) OKLAHOMA CITY, Okta., Sept. 11. —Bowing to Governor J. C. Walton’e edict againat mask assemblages, state officials of the Knlghta of the Ku Klux Klan issued an ordar here early loat night forbidding Klanamen in Oklahoma to hold masked parades or meetings. The decision of the Klan to abide .by the executive’s decision was announced by J. C. Jewell, grand drag­ on of the Oklahoma realm of the Klan. It camo when preparation! ware under way by Governor Walton to use troopi, if necessary to prerant a aerlea of klan demonstrations sched­ uled oyer tho slate this track, tha first of which v is advertised for Bris­ tow last night been Instructed in the day to phrdlu a Adjutant General B. Markham had been instructed In .the day to hold nat­ ional guard units in readiness for raoveraeht to the counties In which tha Klan parades wore planned. "Tho Klan la for law and ordar, firs t last and all tho time. Because of this fact any maaked parade or meeting of any kind in the atate of Oklahoma la absolutely forbidden," said the statement of Grand Dragon Jewell. HARRISBURG, F»., Sept. 11.— Speaking aa tho chlaf executive of tho only anthracite producing.. state, Governor Plnchot, of Pennsylvania, called upon the governors of thirty states to Join him in seeking methods of safeguarding coal users againat higher prices during the coming win- Kj PHILLIPS IS , PRESIDENT OF . ORANGE BANK Texas Man Will Probably Have To Answer to Murder Charge. FOREST LAKE, ’ “W - - men t. He gave a comprehensive outlino of the great work being done by Tampa Boterlans and said that Tampa Ilotariana had contributed the sum of $8,000 Isst year for the Boy licout work. Perry Wotmore is in charge of the In a letter to tho governors, in >ird sanctuaries and the preservation which he told them he la directing an of algreta in south Florida for the investigation in hia own atate of government and being called upon "means or methods of any and every gavo • most interesting account of kind which could be used to prevent hia work and the great assistance he gouging of the consumer |»e auggeatreceives from his Sea Scouts who are ed similar itudlfs In each of >he other graduates of the Boy Scouts and have states looking toward a personal con­ very important duties conferred up­ ference concerning Joint action later. night to tha dapancae cmbaaay. on them. They also assist him in As an Initial step In file own Inves­ The message said 160 foreigners the hunting etason by actiqg as game wardens for the protection of had been killed “so far as baa been tigation, he conferred with Chairman W. D. Aincy of the Pennsylvania Pub­ ascertained.” ibe nigral and other plumed bird*. lic Service.Company and to Provident About 110,000 houses, or 71 per Harry Stevens, cahlrman of Boy Scout work in Sanford made a report cent of all, were destroyed In Toklo, Coolidge in a letter left night, he on lb# good work being accomplished while 70,000 of th* 85,000 houses In would aak to make a study of the rea­ Yokohama met a similar fata. Police sonableness of anthradte freight rat** here. •? Will Carpenter having recently re­ of Toklo, according to • tha message, within the state. He suggested to the turned from a trip to many points estimated 1,356,000 persona homeless president that the Interstate . Com­ north was called upon to give a few there, constituting 67 per cent of the merce Commission nuke a similar indetails of hia trip and responded by total population. telling of hla.meeting.with the Macon Plva of the leading banka opened iard coal with a view to and Baltimore Rotary Clubs snd of for business on September 8, the dis­ JustmenL Plans for a Jolniic thf excellent manner In which they patch said, while the ministry of fl* conducted their meetings, the good nance and tha Bank of Jppsn were emors are indefinite music and many other good points. striving to re-eetahllab the financial Was Indicated, upon i action they might to He also proposed the name of a Meth­ affaire of Toklo. ■ The foreign office building wa# re­ Governor Pinshot’i 1 odist minister who could tell the club ported only partly destroyed but me­ diate preparations will be mad meeting and It > «csd • e U 9 oI none ~ ~~ mprobably y “ y » ' would n j r ^ »b until the return to Harrisburg governor who left lata roster a two weeks’ vacation. „• t Jthan a scrub bulL ^ °r r �Ws.r.rs___ tion of influence and power which ahi 3*1*. K J N , }*»*. • J*. ! \ l -o --* ton has resigned in order to accept-tho . In C S a s h -rr call from New York, just as she has h ; M N TI71VIDI7P ATFTI>*7 t* onnK n o r r r m .tr v n n x ; • laid aside hsp newspaper work in ;thU J u l i a B, n u r n r t t . - C o m p l a i n a n t . -t o n i g h t . state to enter a larger field. 1;' W a l t e r t* n u r n e t t . r i s f e n d a n u T ile HtAle o f 1‘lorliln, to W a l t e r U The magasim* of which Miss Rich' Motion Pictures 0f 8 , F R E D D A IC .B R ---------- 1....... ! i — 1------------------------------------- 8 o d e t y E dlto« fci m h * 1*3 * 3 fs. D u rn ett: ‘ " . . I'hone 217-W . '■''»■*.•• • < ir to take charge in the Independent Y ou n r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d n n d r e q u i r e d 8 *“ * » « a » „ t o n p p r n r u p o b t h e 1st d a y nt O rto b n r , ,. If you hsvo any friends visiting you—If you are going anywhere or com­ Woman, the official orgnn of the Nat* The Jsrnignn Motor Company, at • SANFORD -v . . Shown Tod,. A. r>. 1B!3. t o t h e h ilt Hied a p a l l i e t ing home, or if you are entertaining, write a postal card to this department, ions! Federation-of the Business and the Park Avenuo’Garago, h\ offering Mnximum, Sunday ...».........a....... 97 y o u In th o a b o v e c u t l l l e d rattao a n d Gloria Swan*' Thom* Professional Women’s clubs. Miss some reconditioned used automobiles Minimum last night --------------- 70 C oTuhr t.e . H a n fo rd H e r a l d Is h e r e b y d e s ­ j ■n. Theodor, ,on* •.giving details, or telephone tho item. It will be greatly appreciated. ll,h .n . i g n a t e d a s t h e n e w s p a p e r In w h ic h Rich, through attendance at all i. tho at .very low prices nnd nre making Trace of rain. ’ r r . Itebe D in l.u . u j o j j j j " t h i s o r d e r s h n ll h e p u b li s h e d . % national conventions which have been very attractive terms. Read their ’ WJTNtSSft K. A. Iro u B lass. C l e r k o f ports received this morning nre that f'OR 8ALE—One 10x160 tent, walled s a i d .C irc u it C o u r t. , s t i d t h e o ff ic ia l held since the National Federation of ad today. sbo is much improved. e r e o f t h i s 17th d n y o f A u g u s t , up 8 ft. high and floored, all nice sA.e a lP. t h1923. Business and Professional Women’s . (HUAI.) ' k. a. noun LASS. Good Miss Sarlta Lake, Messrs. BUl/c,ul* w®8 formed In 8t. Louis neifernl • The name of the B. 4 O. Garage dressed lumber and portable. Tly: V. H D u u c ln s s , D. C. ' Ijikc; Walter Connelly, O. W. Rpen­ years > go,; has gained the. national has been chnngcd to -the Highway ump water. First tent going out S7S0-S7-9-S-10-4tO . Friday—Script Dance by Junior De- ce r, Jr., nnd Stencil Taylor,of Largo, viewpoint, and when Mrs. Elizabeth Garage and J j B. Lawson will have outh on French Ave. to left of nveI s Cl m i l l m a r t . S r r r n l h J n d l c l n l C lr •partment of Woman’s Club a t Wo* Joined a party of friends from-Orlan­ Sears, Editor of the Independent Wo­ etuirgo of the sales, service, repair huo.. Call and look it over. c n lf , l a a n d f o r S r m l n n l r C n n a t r . .5.man's Club House at 0:00 p. m. man for tho past two years or ihoro, and storage department An ad in *■' - I'lu rltln .. In C t * * r r r r . >.< do yesterday And motored to Gaines'WBEK’fl ty i^ I jK U Abo Stan Uurel |n -rv, „ . ] N sn n ln IL • Oil,.*; M. O. O v e rstre e t, anil Idcdded to resign that work and enter this-issue-tellii you all about It villc, where they spent the day. H. D rew , C om pnllnantn. Man" « two-part Weather Outlook f^yj|lys,Period Sepanother field, Miss Ruth. Rich seemed «' • • ••vn. TllH FRESHMAN • ' tcraber 10 to ly'Inclusive, O. C. I l r v a n t n n d K llc n b e th l l r y n n t , h is B. J. Cnroy, an old time resident New as die moon that first apears, Misses Florence and Dorothy Mero ths logicsl choice of the powers-thatllffcm liintp, WASIIINGON, Se'pL io.—South At­ •' wNife, O T IC K O P MAHTFUt*H HAI.K. ( A segment of a silver ring; have returned home front a most de­ bc In tho National Federation to fill of Sanford, who has a host of warm lantic and-East Gulf States: -GenorN otice Is h ere b y u lv e n Hint u n d e r • ■■i friends in this section, is rdglktercii Fresh as a rail on Chanticleer’S; lightful visit In Washington, D/ G., the vacancy. d by v irtu e of a j l n a t d ec ree re n d e r ­ hily fair with probability of local - an n Cosmopolitan I’rodutt;ed hs iere in *aii on th e ZSnd ne, r«i n vni |m* aniiu day u<s/ o assf Ju >i uil There are many clever newspaper at-the :Oaks, for n stay of several ” Green as the upthrown blades of where thoy spent the summer. They showers the-latter port of tho wcck;lA. D. iszs, liyiiio IlnppisM* Jamc* Vera Gordotf and Dora Di T|£ ^ j women who stand high in the mem weeks, looking nftor extensive busi­ ' ’ Spring.’ ' ‘ ' W. t'urtclns, J ihIkk of th n C t rr u lt C ourt nlso visited Mammoth Cave nnd oth­ mbderato temperature. o f t h e H c v e a th Jm llrln l C ircu it. n( 'borship of the federation, so tho nat­ ness interests here. er points of intorost in Kentucky. K lorldn. In rh r.n c e ry In n c e rta in cau se ional executive board has paid Miss th e re in |».-ndluir. w h e re in N nnnlo IV jle swaggers lest they think him shy; lilies, 11. O'. O v e rstre e t end n. P ro w , Rich high compliment in choosing her Mr. and Mrs. I.- D. Martin, Mr. 1 Hr eringes lent they find him brave; SCRIPT DANCE. w ere C om plainants, an d (). (7. B ry a n t nn«i K llsnltcih llry n n t. h is w ife. W ere So boyish that'hc-wants to cry; On Friday evening tho members of for tho position. Florida has support­ and Mrs. N.-J. Lillard and Mr, and’ d e fe n d a n ts, I. th o u n d ersig n e d :tj»» d n l ___ ' , Bo manly that ho longs to shave. tho Junior Department of tho Wom­ ed the Independent Woman splendid Mrs. H. A. Neel spent yesterday •nt M n 'lc r In C liniiccrr, In enm pH nnoei L O U G IIS D IST U R B R r iin n t «... w ith th» provision* ->f nnlrt linnl' dn-1 _ . , tiUOLWl provision* 1 an’s Club will glvo a Script Dance nt ly and some of the clubs in the state Chulaota and enjoyed thoso fine din­ eri-r. w ill on ’M M onday. onday, th e 1st d ay. a f | B caool te a c h e rs should 'g ir, O ctoher, A. IV 19SI, b e tw e e n th e le g al Upon the altar of. Romance tho Woman’s Club house. Bo sure hove the reputation of being one hun­ ners famished by Mr. and ‘Mrs. aamo advice to children who o u rs of ante. In fro n t of th e C ourt He flings his hopes with eitger hnnd and arrange your dates accordingly, dred per cent subscribers to the mag- Charley Brumlcy, of the Chuluota Notice is hereby given that City H ouse In Hnnford. fiemlnol* County. coughs as did this Florida te«h*TI Florldn. offer nnd oxppee for ante, nnd as this is going to bo n very enjoy­ nsino, which carries'club news front Inn. And casta a dumb, adoring glance Regiiitratioii books are'.now open nnd w m ill *(-11 to th e h i g h e s t bidder for oneli, rocommind FOLEY’S HONEY a* th To whero the football playorn stand. able affair. Mrs. R. S. Holly is bvery part of the country, nnd tolls I will ruaiain open until Bcponttbjr 29, w en : follow ing described pro p efty , t o ­ TAR to the children in my gx Churchwcll’s nro telling you about 1933. \ chairman, assisted by Mrs. W. W. inspirational storjea of women who 1 o t s PA nd nil o t Clles. O v erstree t who had the ’flu’ and good nre doing things in various parts of their, pjcco goods suitable for school and Hrew'n Ilevlalnn of p a r t of Mitch* And youth, to compensate his fears, Potter. L. R. PHILIPS, ell'n p u rv e y of t h e L ev y O rnnt, ns v«mo whenever it was u«d," « the -United States. With the appoint­ dresses. School time is almost hero M0*lt Unveils a splendid, shiny dream; City Clerk. sn m o 'n p p n a rn of record In th e rec ords Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee | of Hernlol» C o u n tv. Florldn. In P in t ment of Miss Rich to tho editorship and the careful buyer will take dllHe sees himself in future years FOR MISS RICH TIooU 3, patro 10(1. Ilererd n Rrmlnole Ida. Foley’s Honey nnd Tar «mu of the periodical, Florida clubs and vantage of this opportune offering County. Florldn. nnld lots h ere in d e ­ no oointoa. IngrodienU printed The prido and captain of tho team. Mrs. W. 8. Jennings entortninod In­ NOTICE scribed cnntuln-nfr 10.33 a c re s: p u r —By Walter Trumbull in the New formally nt dinner Saturday evening, those of-other Southern states aro and lay in a supply of these goods Having r.old my stock of groceries, cbr.rep to pny fo r title. tho wrapper. Quickly relieves F it III i n . WILSON, expected to tako nn even keener in­ for tho kiddie’s school dresses. York Herald. honoring Miss Ruth Rich, who will next .Wednesday, September 12, will . coughs and croup. Sold evtrywh Rpi-i-l.1l M a ster In C linncory,' —Adv. toy it. ( iii ,i :h, lenvo this week for New York city to crest in the publication, and to stand be tho last dny under my manage­ LeiHoMePnr fee Cam plnlnnnts. Mrs. W. I. Hughey nnd daughter, ment. This io to notify tho public that -J-SC. N. Williams loaves this after­ become editor of the Independent Wo­ more solidly behind the magazine. l o - 17 -3 (-4 le Father, who hnvo been visiting rela­ I will collect r.nd pay all accounts.to noon for Martinsburg, W. Vo., where man. '. CECIL B. DR MILLE’S NEW PIC-. ANNOUNCEMENT tives nnd friends In Pennsylvania and iii^ t jnte. he goes on business. Covers were laid for eight nnd gar­ TUBE IS A MARVEL OF B ack hom e. Will be glad to Nev York expect to return homo SeP**'Mo.3tc den flowers wero used in decorating. BREAKFAST L. P. McCULLER. REALISM. m y f rie n d s cull nnd see me for i tember *10th. They have had n fine Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. W. A. Ixsfflsr has returned home WHY PAY lAoKE? Gonuinoss and nbsoluto rcnlism aro timo and arc anxious to get back to IV T ilK e n t'X T Y JI'lM Iti'S C O t'H T <11* after spending -the past two weeks Jennings wore the honorec, nnd the Hot Cakes, Maple Syrup, Sausage, Ba­ n u t o a n d llfo insurance. Several I R/O lIN ni.M COU.VTV, 1 LUIIIIIA. In New York, whero he went on busi­ heads of several organizations with two factors in the enormous succeed their homo nnd Snnfonl onco more. \ o l l r r a t A | i p t l r n ( l o n I o f A u l h o r l l ) ' l a con of Ham, nnd Cxffee ............ 25c c s - f o r salo. Bnt;»ains,—W. J. !>«>• is H I M i n o t - ', U l t r n l l u I t c n l l i t l A l r . ness. . which she hns lx>en identified.—Jack­ whirh Cecil B. Do Mlllo has nttained 'Miss Esther expects to enter Orlando SIN . LITTLE GEM I.UNCH Hi of ,' . as a motion picture director. These hospital, to tako n nurses training Irn itII.' sonville Tlmes-Union. W ulhen. n Mlrinr. ' ' aT -------. Where Quality Counts qualities aro present in "Male nnd courso as soon ns she returns. Notice Is hereh)' ulven that the tinThe Herald for first class job \ Miss Katherine Wilkey is expect­ ilc-ralunoii n.-t ruunllnn of tlie person Female,” Mr. DcMille’s latest Parar.ii>l estate of Ira II. Wathen, a minor, FISH FRY ANI) PICNIC. ed .to arrive here today from New mount-Artcraft picture, which wna Harry J. Schultz, advertising*man­ will nt ten o'rlork a. to. on the ti otll A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Yafic.'for n visit w lthher sister, Mrs. A very enjoyable affair of last adapted from Sir James M. Barrie’s ager of the Fort PIcrco News- ilny of October. 1911. npply to the JfonIL I’. llouSTiolder. (*»uniy Jiolge W.*J. Thigpen. week was tho fish * fry nnd picnic famous piny, "Tho Admirable Crich­ Tribune, was a pleasant cnllcr nt Tho orntile oi Hi-inliiole County, PlnrUln. for nilthorltv to sell tieone-thlr<l , r > ---------given Friday nt Crystal I,akc, honor­ ton" and will bo o. nview nt the Herald office (his morning. 'In com­ Interest of the nliov«s named minor In * Misses Lillie Ruth Spencer nnd ing Miss Sybil Barwood, of Jackson­ Princoss tonight (Monday.) It is Mr. pany with Clarence Ordwny, a grand­ those certnln lots, pleees or parrels of Ruth Hnnd lenvo tomorrow for Tnlln- ville, and Mr. E. Brown, of Ilamict, Do Mllle’s desire that every property son of^Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Ferguson, Innd sllunte. lying .itid hrlnu In (he Clty of kinfnnl, Florida, nnd desrrll,rassee, where they will resume their N. C. «, or furnishing used in his production of this city, he is making a tour of e,l ns follows: I.etn one (I) nnd iwo (3), nnd the studies at Woman’s College. Tho day passed quickly with fish­ be the best thnt can bo bought.-Prop­ south and west Florida, and'is*head­ north-west quarter. (otherwise deing nnd swimming and Into in the erties used in his latest picture total ed for Tnmpn nnd other points where eerlhed nn Lots throe (3) nnd four (IX of Rlnel; two IS) of Tier seven (7). Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hecron of evening n sumptuous dinner was thousands of dollars in value. One nrrordlntr to K. fl. TralTord's pint of he will spend his vncntlon. Nueva Corona, Isle of Pines, arc tho served. - toilet set nlonc cost five hundred dol­ Hnnford. of record In the puhlle-reeof Seminole County, Florida. In goesta of the former’s brother and Among tho guests were Miss Sybil lars, nnd the gorgeous gowns worrfby ENCAMPMENT MEMBERS, I. 0. O. ords Pint U o o k I. I'nges uK-fit; petition for siihl nulhorlty lielm; on file In said wife, Mr. and Harry Hecron nt their Barwood, Miss Kent, Mrs. Kent, Mr* Gloria Swanson, Lila Lee, nnd Bobo County Judae's office. F. NOTICE' homo on Union avenue. and Mrs. Wnits and fnmily, Mr. nnd Daniels, who nre in the cast, nre J . IL I V A T I ! B N . (lunrdlnn of the Person nnd Fstnte of Tho degri e team of tho Scminolo Mrs. Whlghnm, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. worth n handsome price. Irn II. U'etlirli, n Minor. Encampmertt of Orlando will be in Fred It. Wilson, ;Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Ileeron“TtnttfMcBride, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. McMul­ EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. A M ornev l o r P e t i t i o n e r . their guests,-Mr. and -Mrs. Ralph len. i T.5n / l | ry| of CF.nglish pn«iuH mihlM*who -^w'lnMUay..Sept. 12th,. to S -1 0 - 1 7 - * 4 - l o :i- * - « te (iORNBlf-feUlLDiNG. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. In the faintly nobles w h o -8*nfoW__ ..................... confer'Dcrfrccs on cnndidntes from Heeron, of Neuva Corona, Isle Pines, won wrecked with his master's yacht­ ’motored to Orlando, N'cw Smyrna TO THE EDITOR OF THE INDE­ ing party nt sen nnd beenmo their DeLnnd, Leesburg and Sanford. A g o o d a t te n d a n c e is d es ire d . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M aaH B B H aaaiiaM H aaR iiaaaaHHHHaHBBBaaBBHaHaBHaaaHBBaaHsujaVHaBBHBaRRHu l l u and Daytona Reuch yesterday. PENDENT WOMAN loader, hns long delighted thousands. ,, W. W. VAN NESS, Tjie following from tho St. Augus­ Undor the master hnnd of Cecil II.'Do Scribe. Misses Bessie and Mnrgnrct Znch- tine Record, by Miss Nina Hawkins, Millo it is n acrccn masterpiece. nry leave today for Bristol, Vn., will he of interest to friends of Miss Thomas Meighnn plays tho leading •the former ns a chaperon a t Hullins Rich, who will leave this week for role, nnd Theodore Roberts, Raymond ANOTHERiPRICE DROP ’ College.".Miss Margaret will resume New York to assume her duties ns edi­ Hatton nnd Guy Oliver nro included BY WILLY8-0VER1.AND, tor of the Independent Woman: 1Mi* studies 'at the'same college. in tho cast. A Florldn newspaper woman has Equipped With Bigger, More Power­ ‘Honry-Droyer of Cranford, N. J., been summoned to New York to as­ THRILLS OF DERBY BEEN ful Motor, Makes Overland An IN “COUNERFRIT LOVE" ‘left Friday evening for his home hf- sume the editorship of n magazine Outstanding Value toy’’spending-the past week here a t­ which although only some three or Effective' September 1, PresidentThey’re off! tending Ito business for the Droyer four years old is a signul success. John N. Wiilys, of tho Willys-OverTho greatest "hoss" race of tho The woman is Miss Ruth Rich, club Seed Company,-. - . * •’ Innd Company, announces n sweeping editor of the Florida Times-Union, year will Iks aeon tonight nt the Ml* price-reduction In the entire Overland lnnc Theatre when “Countcrfent Love' Bill lake, Bill Moye, Hillard Mat- who hus a wide grusp on women’s ntline. a Playgoers Special produced under plius and Fay Lossing wore among fairs and activities throughout Flor­ Equipped with the bigger, much the Sanford boys leaving yesterday ida. She is in close touch with tho tho direction of Itnlph Incc nnd U. S. more powerful now motor, those new for Gainesvlllo, whero they will a t­ Florida Federation of Woman’s Clubs, Sheldon, will be shown on the screen. All tho thrills of tho Kentucky I)erprices mako foe greater value thruand the Daughters of the American tend tho University of Florida. out the entire line. The greatest Bales by, Saratoga Special and Prcaknoss Revolution throughout Florida. Her The many friends of Miss Mae sister, Mrs. James A. Craig, is state Stakes thrown into one, best describ­ and largast production in the history Holly will regret to learn thnt she regent for the latter. But above nil, es the big race sceno In this thrilling pf the Willys-OvcrUnd Company hns has been quite ill since Saturday nt Miss Ilic-h hus been president of the drama of chivalry, crooks and th o ! made It possible to pass this price reduction on to tho American automoher home on Park avenue, suffering Florida Federation of Business and Sport of Kings. bilo buying public. This price reduc­ When Ralph Ince, the master film from an attack of appendicitis. Rc- Professional'Women’s-Clubs, n position follows closely on the heels of the director who hnH never produced n -rn reduction in prices in tho Wiilysfailure, first suw the script of “Counttcfelt laive," he reulized that there Knight line recently announced by Mr. was n Btory which offered un oppor­ Wiilys. Each succeeding month breaks new tunity to film tho biggest race scene records nt \yillys-Overlnnd in both • •• ••• thrill on record. And when Inco setes and .production. Tho first and strives for realism he achieves it, ns COOLEST SHOT IN SANFORD you’ll acknowledge after seeing this second quarters of the present year -Shows Starting nt 7:30 nnd 9:15 I*. RI.----were the largest in the history of tho wonderful race scene. It is not tho race alone thnt pro­ company. July and A u g u s t topped -T O D A Y vides the big "punch," however. It any. similar months of the past and is what deptnds upon the outcome of September has started out to continue'' , 5 ACTS OF LOCAL TALENT the race. A girl’s happiness, the hon­ the record breaking habit. Public uc^’ |• * , * 2y n c h DRESS GINGHAMS, Kn»l Color*, al, per yard.... '...I.'.............. or of her flmily nnd tho clearing of crptanco has nude these records po%* % . A play-goera picture special , sibic. 32-inch_I)HEHS GINGHAMS, ni, per yard .................................................29c her brother’s naino, are involved. I \ >J “MALE AND FEMALE” - TOMORRO^I “The Good Provider1*] • . BOOK OPEN " It will soon be School M ilane Theatre And we have a Big Stock of Piece Goods, just the kind you will want to make those School Dresses “COUNTERFEIT LOVE" iA charming crook, fnnt hoh?ea nml pretty girlw vie for hon*■ *• • *<ira tp "Counter Fent Love." Sec the greatest * • * horse race ever: filmed HAROLD LLOYD In ‘♦HIS ROYAL SLYNESS” Fdx News . ’•------------------------------- T U E S D A Y-------------------------------A new 1924.Metro Picture, a Fred Nihlo Production ‘‘STRANGERS OF THE NIGHT” * - (; v W r * W EDNESDAY— FAMILY NIGHT '• v SPECIAL M ATINEE, MONDAY, W EDNESDAY, AND < • ’ SATURDAY * Special Music to all Pictures NIGHT P R IC E S ....... £ ............................. ......... 10 and 20 Cent® M ATINEE P R IC E S ____v . . 10 and 15 O n ls s our use&carB over and taka ad-i' WILLS FAILS IN-MIS vantage of our liberal terms. EFFORT TO BLOCK FIGHT (Dr The Au h Ii i H I'rrMl , NEW YORK. Sept,. JO .-H arry Willis, the negro heavyweight, failed in hia efforts to block thd DempseyFirpo championship bout next Friday night. Supreme Court Justice Eager­ ly, in Brooklyn, denied hia applica­ tion for a writ of mandauiua. S w W i W i i liPE— i i i e M w m M M B a i i w i w m w w w ii. .JKV-k • Jeroigap JWotor Co; ■- - • ■' ■t'.y-C'-'' > rWit’n 22*Iiich FRENCH GINGHAMS, Small Checks nnd Plaids, nt, per yord..48c 32inchi DEVONSHIRE for Dresses and IUou8tts,_ati per yard ..!■•■. 40c «W tteK8 HIRTING PERCALE, aL per y a rd ......... , .... ......l..'.'* 25c 33lnch PONGEE, Natural Co!or,_nt, i.eL ynr"d “ :...:.... 32-inch S0 ISE1TE, Colors, While, Iilnck, Flesh, Green, Tan, Orchid,' Rose and Blue, at, per y a n l ^ ...... ;................... L ^ . . : ^ * 55X ; . l : 48c ^ % hLUWOWN LINEN, at. per y a r d ............... ...................................... . B9c 364nchlN D IA N HEAD, all colorai ntTncr yard $5 and $10 per week The Superb Coat Includes MATT MOORE, ENID BENNETT, BARBARA LA MARR, * A N D ‘ROBERT McKIM CUT TUI8 OUT—IT 18 WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley Co., 2885 Sheffield Ave., Chicugo, 111., writing your name and address, clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Croup, . Balance also free sample packages of FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS for Backache, Rheu­ matic Putha, Kidney and Bladder Trouble, and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLET'S for Constipation and Bil­ iousness. These wonderful remedies On any of our Dependable Used j have helped millions of pvioplo. Try Cara. IL jyill pay ypu to look" tlicml Sold everywhere,—Adv. ' iil’ • . C4l ea 2b9 P A R K A V E . HupmobUe, Star and Durunt -­ Kolos a n d S e n d e e . iSlr-t. 4 w —m . t *. (i ■<f i t {i */ •' / I ’D* First Street I ft SELLS IT FOR LESS W< ‘T*j H s s n s Bs aB| > « W | fHH m Days Again �J , • .'{ ■ 1 b ' * i L J L . * * ' z J .* * k- • . Cl » J I SJ j ) j BUBBLE, ' The Herald Printing Co. T O IL , AND TROUBLE" « OHM-m m HoT DAWG1 5MEUS Like rrvs GONNA be good N in a T im associated m a ss Tt>* Associated P ress Is exclu sively en titled to tt.s u** for rspubtlcstlon of all new s dispatches credited to It or not otherw ise credited In th is paper and also the local n ew s pobUahed herein. All right* of re-publlcall on of special dispatches herein are a lso reserved. office■ tiKRAi.n mriLnitvn. i’k » « lea TO ADVEIlTISHttSi In c a s e of e r r o r s n r o m m ls s lo n In * a l o r o t h e r a d v e r t i s e m e n t s T tis •raid P rin tin g Com pany does not J Forslsn A I THEAMUR l.lns hsprs.enlMlivs, PHC5 !»AS9 0 CIATtdN » Here is hoping Bomo Sanford man or womnn will get thnt $100,000 of­ fered as a prizo by Edward Bok for tho best essay on World Peaco. Wo know many men who could get it Conditions in l cece nnd Italy must be pretty bad It is difficult to make a choice between either govern­ ment for one is not much better than the other. Both should be ashamed of their actions. * towns, the $1,200 required was col­ in the next two-year period. That is lected in Tampn nnd it is Tampa’s n lot of money. Wise expenditure by Where will you find a city of the gift to the state of Florida. Al­ the department ought to1'bring Florisize of Sanford in which so much though the Bnbson map will be an nn wonderful results. It may be said money has been put into circulation advertisement for the entire stnte, no or. behalf of Judge Phillips, chuirmnn during tho summer months. And contributions were asked from other of tho board nnd his fellow members, now that the farmers are pressing sections of the state. The Tribune that they hnvo been doing, good work, their work, paying good wages, the was asked to raise Florida’s quota have been devoting time Ind thought to the great problem of highway merchants and working men round In Tampa—nnd The Tribune did. about town should lie flush with All tho subscribers are Tampans transportation and hnv^ achieved money. except the Men's Club of Aubumdnlc, more during their term of office than the Sumter County Chamber of Com­ nny preceding board, taking advant­ Well, it will soon bo over with Any­ merce,~J. E. Wothington, of Lake age of resources of whicih former way. After he is elected, unless he Whies, nnd John II. McQuadc, of boards were deprived. There is every ie looking for some office higher up, Puntn Gordn. Their assistance is reason to believe thnt thil coming two-year period will mark tho complehe will not know us or ask concern­ gratefully acknowledged. tioii of many of tho important state ing our prosperity. Should our Florida is thus assured fine repre­ mother-in-law pasa on it would make sentation In this great relief map, roads. Fortunately the road depart­ no difference to him. Why should which will show the United States as ment is pinned down to a definite pro­ wc get so excited about the election it hns never before been shown. Lo­ gram by action of tho state legisla­ of a man who cares so'little for us? cated nt Babson Park, near Boston, it ture, although in justice to the menu* born of the board it ought to be snld will become immediately rccongnized tteiThaifalrpniy suipagi that iiw m W obiritarieyenni-\i grtring th r course to pursue is tho completion of funds in tho bank for an assault on thorlty on the topography, resources, tho official state highways. The no­ the prohibition law. John never possibilities nnd potentialities of tion of the stnte legislature nimply made an honest fight in his life. every stnte nnd every, section of the fortifies their, in refusing to entertain Three weapons ho invariably uses— every state in the Union. money, political promises, nnd in­ Tho Tribune thanks the generous proposals for the performance of timidation and murder. Ho knows subscribers who made it possible for ■work elsewhere. With ample funds how susceptablc to the attractiveness Tampa tn do this worthy and val­ now available it may reasonably l>e of gold the average law maker, is, uable thing. It will be worth millions expected thut the department wifi complete those projects already under and John knows how to wisely uso to Florida.—Tampa Tribune. way so that month by month com­ It, too. Look out. pleted sections may bo linked up, en­ GROWTH OF THE TREASURY abling the motoring public to get Governor I’inchot hns conferred n somewhere when they start on a jour­ boon upon the users of bard coal by ney instead of, as at present, trrv-1wisely piloting iwth miners und op­ ing a few score miles of'good high­ erators to a peaceful settlement of way to suddenly discover thnt “tho their troubles. Why in the name of bad road begins here.” Judge Phil­ uncommon sense has the country to lips realizes the situation better Mum \ hs rent and torn nt almost every anybody rise. He krtows Hint all of chnngo of the muon over this coni the. dissatisfaction registered against question? Now it seems the powor Florida’s highways hasbeen the re­ back of these disturbances lies in the sult of this very policy op half doing heads of some Russian Reds. There would be little weeping if Uncle Sam hung a few of thnt soil whether they be Russians or Americans. MR. PEPPER'S APPRECIATION To be elected President of the FlorIda Associated Dailies is a distinct compliment nnd the managing editor nnd owner of this paper feels that ho was highly honored when, nt the Sanford convention of this Association, he was chosen to bo its president for tho ensuing terms. With perhaps two exceptions, Florida hns moro newspapers, according to population, than any state In the Atnerican Union and those newspapers, whether weeklies or dallies, are far and away above the average. With our population of a million pcoplo wo have more dailies than hns Georgia with its nearly three millions. Wc have more than any state In tho South. Our newspapers conatltuU: a mighty power for the upbiilldlng of this favored state. They, more than any other single influence, ■tand for progress and prosperity. The newspapers have been largely the moving causa of Florida's upward trend and will continue, unselfishly, to lead it on to Ha final great destiny. posed ns early ns 171)1 and ill thirl year yielded only $1,682,000, but hail grown to $10,761,00 in 1801. Ant] showing the growth of the treasur> collections from thut period down te the present time the following fig. urea arc given: "In 1800, the customs duties amounted to $0,081,000, the Internal revenue to $809,400; in 1830, c u b toms $21,023,000, internal revenue $12,101,000; 1870, customs $194,638,000, internal revenue $184,302,000; 1000, customs $233,105,000, internal revenue $205,310,000; 1012, customs $312,311,000, internal revenue $321,010,000; 1010, customs $213,1BC,000, internal revenue $512,723,000; 1018, customs $170,108,000, internal revcnue $3,008,060,000; 1020, customs $322,002,000, internal ■revenue $6,407,680,000; 1922, customs $350,433,000, internal revenue $3,107,461,000." *---------- o----------NO EXCUSE NOW FOR NOT HAVING A STATE ROAl) SYBTEM . -------Representative Frank O. Miller, of Duval county, president of the Jack­ sonville Motor Club, ono of the small band of original guod nfads enthus­ iasts In this state and probably the best authority on highways In Flori-' da, estimates that with the new gas: TUB MAP FUND COMPLETED. oline tax now in effect, promising to produce $2,000,000 a year, and with other highway assets available, the and the money sent State Road Department will have not Except for foW vol- less than $11,000,000 to spend for the from iirarby construction of permanent highway* lustration of the contrary view when he says: "Education is obviously useful nnd practical. Some of the branches of higher education supply tho means of bettering the most ‘practical’ con­ ditions under which men nnd women and children live. "Education has purified the milk supply through the work of Pnstcur. Education through the researches of Lister and his following hn'vo made possible the , wonderful work of the surgical room. The same line of thought carries tho mirnl through the school room to the laboratory and the experiment station. Education en­ riches the farmers’ land nnd reaches down into the mine to make safer'the life of tho driver. "Tho ‘practical mind' sees nothing Hi_tho t*ludy (yf tastronomy, !!ut it WaB W U fifo ttd mind thnt1 went to tho rim of th<? sun and nt the tips of flnmcs 80,000 miles high discovered helium and gave that discovery to tho practical heroes who go aloft in the,great dirigibles. The gift is pnretical in that with helium to support it the huge ship of the air will never horrify the world by bursting into flnnto nnd dropping lige molten plummets. “The uneducated man goes through existence scorning the tilings thnt are denied him through his blindness. To him the wisdom, the philosophy, the beauty and the urt of the ages are subjects for scoffing. Hut the scorn is but u protective covering. It is assumed for defensive purposes. It is n confession of envy .and of deep regret. "Success in life is relative. It is not power. It is In what man makes of himself ns he sees himself ns no one rise ran. Kducntlon will clarify that view.” SANFORD AN EXAMPLE OI; YSKLF-RELIyANCE. 1‘RACTICAL EDUCATION There has been n campaign throughout the country to' pursuadc boys nnd girls to continue school; In thousands of communities thoie arc organizations taking to heart, as It were, the vital interests of the young people, nnd where no organizations existed they were formed for this purpose, and help has been extended where It was necessary and would be accepted. We need not go beyond our own community to verify this statement, and in sizing up tho things worth while done by this spirit of helpful­ ness, nothing will stand higher on the list of benevolent activities. Many poople have an Impression or less would mako little difference where the.industry has developed In­ to such stupendous proportions. The point is' that all this development has como about through hard and sys­ tematic work, both head work and body effort. It did not simply hap­ pen. The Sanford of today Is the best evidence of the success that has attended the efforts.of the men and Women who have wrested from tho soil such a rich return. Tho sub­ stantial character of the suburban homes indicates that there is some degree of truth in statements made that tho successful growers net any­ where from $300 an acre on up, prin­ cipally up, with tho average mostty around $700 to $1,000, an aero for ,their "wares." Tho millions of dollars thnt arc re­ ceived in return for these products are being used In the upbuilding of Sanford. Tho city stnnds convicted before any, competent Jury, of being guilty of having brought about pros­ perity. Proofs are not lackbig of this guilt. Substantial bank build­ ings, commercial structures, pretty homes, oil bear testimony to the fact that Sanford is prosperous. That prosperity is a madc-at-homo pros­ perity. Nobody from the outside with millions to use in development, hns yet stopped oif in Sanford long enough to contribute nny apprecia­ ble amount to the total county nnd city valuation, The banks, tho stores, the homes, have come from the soil. Surtford is a sejf-mnde city. There is one phase of Sanford's opportunities ■ to which reference ought to be made and then wo nro through. Sanford is a senport. Thnt Is a strange assertion to make when n mnp of Florida will show that San­ ford is inland, an the crow flics, some forty miles from the Atlantic ocean but n closer examination, will nlso show thnt Sanford Is at tho head of nnvagintion on one of the largest rivers in the country, the St. Johns. Great motor ' trucks loaded with freight can be seen on the Dixlo High­ way every day, freight thnt has come by boat from northern ports and which can now be transported to nil sections of Florida ndjaccnt to Sanford. Here we hnvo a seaport almost in tho center of Florida with unlimited wharnge facilities that are only partly being utilized. The thought comes that it might bo pro­ fitable for the Sanfonl Chamber of Commerce and commercial interests of the town to call a district trade conference, inviting all towns within a radius of a hundred miles, to be represented, to sec whnt might be ac­ complished by co-operative cITort. Surely there is market enough in nil this territory to make port develop­ ment nt Sanford a profitable service. Sanford hns only made a start to­ ward the gonl of being one of Flori­ da’s greatest commercial centers. As for the tourists, if they can find room, they are welcome.-—Lakeland StarTelegram. trials .Jn a straightaway fllRta^rarlth. oat thd advantages of dfvlng froiin .altitude to attain momentum! and th e timing, the announcement' Bold, was accurate, and according to Btnndard practices. Known as the Navy-Wright fighter, the plane was built under navy speci­ fications. I t is a biplane developing 700 horespower, streamlined and with one scat. ‘ A description of the machine given out a t the navy department said it is "in effect an airplane built around an engine to convert tremendous powor into speed," nnd that it proved that a motor designed to carry 2,000 bomb could be rendered adaptable to the utmost refinement of construc­ tion nnd made to compete with the fastest airplanes ever built. farmer Who prepares winter coyer crops is „ will have tho least t J b V hik livestock over the wintcr will have tho richest field* „ mer. The Herald delivered week for lbc. .CEMENT PLASTER cq!- tout NOTIl‘K TO CIIKIHTOIIH. C o u r t o f C o u n ty J u i l a r , H rm ln n le, C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . In Ho: E s t a t e o f a c o r n * G a ln r* . Tn n il C r e d it o r * , L c R n t r c s , D i s t r i b u ­ tee*, mill nil p e rs o n * h a v i n g c l a i m s o r d rtA an d* a g a i n s t s a i d e s t a t e : You. a n d e a c h of y ou . a r ce h e r e b y n o ti f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d th p r v e e n t n n y c la im * a n d d e m a n d s . w h ic h y o u n r e i t h e r of you . m u y h u v o a g a i n s t th o e s t n t o o f O e o r a o (I n ln r s , d c c e n s e d , l u t e o f th o C o u n t y o f H emlnole, F l o r i d a , to th o u n d e r s i g n e d a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f s a id e s t a t e , w i t h i n Iw o y e a r s fr o m t h e d a t e h e re o f . nest answer (to th e question of Cement P la s te r / la Acme (See that every: j 6*ck a branded! v CarolinaPortlandCement(a Dated Sept ember 11th, A. I). 1923. HANKOUD V. DOUDNHY, 1 A d n iln l n lr a to r . 9-1 1 -1 S-23-10 - 2 - 9 - lG -23-30-8tc J a c k so n v ille , Florid* H IL L LUMBER CO. Phone 130---- Sanford, Fla. n iin a iu n im In order to take care of our incrensefl business, ntnl give equal service to thd many, we are obliged to adopt the following rules: Wc cannot afford to deliver orders amounting to less than r>0 cents. First delivery orders must be in by 8:00 n. m. Second delivery orders including South of 10th Street must be in by 9:15 n. m. - ’ No orders received for morning delivery after 11:15 a. AFTEItNOON DELIVERIES Orders received before 1:00 p. m. leave nl 1:30 p. m. No orders received after 5:15 p. m. for evening delivery. Saturday’s last delivery, 8:30 p. m. Kindly co-opcrate with us, if you value our service. Ira I). Martin, Proprietor ( ANNLit MUST USE FRESH VEGETABLES Out of thu garden into the cans” might lie a homemaker's preserving motto, suggests homo demonstration workers, After the vegetaides have been gathered, the longer they stand Itefore bring pul up the greater the chance |<if spoilage. To got nn cnrly start ill tho morn­ ing, some homemakers may gather their vegetables the nigjit before, nnd let them soak over night. They may even go ns far ns to shell the peas qr cut the bouna tho night before they nro canned. Other women wait till the morning to gather the vegetables, but their dny is so full thut they are not able to get ut their canning early, so the vegetables arc left for hours in the hot kitchen, or lying in cold water, or standing in tho Jura before they go into the ennner or in the water bath, steamer, or cooker until they hnvo cooled. All of there things may cause the result known ns flat sour. This is caused by organisms which develop between the time tho vegetable Is canned. All canning processes should be carried thru as quickly ns possible. As .soon ns the cooking of the Jars is completed they should be removed from the canner, sealed, washed, und set in. a cool place, but not too cold, because too great a change from the heat may cause the jars to break. SETS NEW MARK FOR SPEED IN AIR WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.—A new mark for speed in the air was claim­ ed last night by the bureuu of naval aeronautics which announced that Lieutenant L. H, Sanderson of the marine corps, piloting the plane which will represent the navy In the Pulitzer races in St. Louis in Octo­ ber, attained 23$ miles an hour over a measured course yesterday a t Mineoia, L. I. The official record iq now held by Lieutenant R. L. Maughan of the army air service, who raced through the air at 230.68 miles an hour at Dayton, Ohio. The mark yesterday was made- during .builders’ H ealth is one n f th in g s y o u r fam ily I t b rin g s h a p p i n g S B u t h ealth m u st i J ? , SUccess by good 'vhoIesDmefOTds^hn[dc0 prepared from the S £ ? £ tarE to-nta. T h is is especially 5 hikings It t , * ec,alJy true of aised. we all knowlhnt C Per,y Ot easily digester? m th ? are hen self-rismJ Am ^ ny t,mes 111 take chances? Tho *, ™r 1ofhe^thfJiu , y°u will he iy that are found anvfhif??fnce. ^as neye M i Ilions of), r >cl?Pa n n S tak in g s. Preparations'tw ”00 , a.fcnianX take their n i W f re ^ n i e d to f " d d a n g ero u s^ h S l ^ ' f 3 is no comparison. f e r V k * ^ 0? 0^ Therc B aking md n ^ n i i^ 'y n to b eo n esu rS 2* & S *** other brand ch as J PACKED ;IN TIN -K E E P : ° STRENGTH in �. ...... Insurrection. t Let thoVn>blowvup and flo w ! th u fJEW. YORK, Sept. 1L—^Through the encouragement of Industrial strife and the breeding of distrust 'between employers and labor unions," American agents of the Communist Internationa! nt Moscow hnve under­ taken to gain control of la’bor unions as the first /step toward revolution and tho establishment of a Commun­ ist regime on th|s continent, the United Mine Workars of America al­ leges in the seconcLarticlc of an "expose" of a widespread “"hod” plot it claims' to have uncovered. In carrying out this program the Communists are as much the toe of the trade unions as they are of tho employees, say authors of the miners’ document. “There are persons who charge that the United Mine \yorkcrs ta a ’Red’ organiziHion,” tho document continues, “and that It works, sym­ pathizes, co-operates with, and is dominated by Communists and Com­ munist Influences,” But the union “has no sympathy .with the Commun­ ist movement in any of ita phases. It\ fact, Communists recognize the miners’ union as their strongest and bitterest enemy in America. That is why the Moscow masters put forth such a tremendous effort to cripple and seize the qrgnnlzftipri." .. It la ^asserted. that eight months before the ’ general '* coal strike of April 1, 1922, Gregory' Zinoviev of . S h o w e r -llle A r l k * Illsstpn Inland Drninngtt . District, Ir^ the Trade .Union Educational reeWw-MTfik—pr^elemeUoii*—en<l npMoore Haven, Fla., Is to huild 25 League, founded in Chicago in Octopealey- vThifl arouses the revoluntion-1 W . i o s i , W^tji inoftcy nnd'a program miles of dikes In Glades cOtipty nt an Hj-y} spirit of ^hc workprp and profu^nishVd by Lanltae, Zinoviqv and estimated cost of $500,000. narek J)icm__for the coming revolu­ ‘Les&wiky df Mo&cow, the Commun­ Organization of a company Is being tion In America." is^ sought a new method or “boring romoted'to develop "9,300 acres of The mint workers' chronciler con­ which confront business men, are o f t e n solv­ from "withirti” • Tho existing organ- tnd at Hanging Rock, N. C., Includ­ Mpscow, president, of the. Communist tinues:' jzallonrf*,kad, "failijd. to. bring about ing tho erection of n 5-story hotel, International, began secretly instruct­ ed satsifaotoriiy by men trained in such m a t "In' this troubled situation tiff an uprising in conjunction with the 200-ncre lake, an eighteen hole golf ing his American agents "to foster and encourage tho threatened breach Communist group of America was ,y> steel striker-of 1913 and the outlaw course, automobile road, etc. between the operators and tho mine create a condition within the strike switchmen's strike of 1920” and workers” laying his plans “with tho which woul^ eventually Eliminate 4thc "Sanmcj>sGompera, president of the rart your Checking Account with this officials o H Iir miners'*unl(jn and eft-, Aiherickp Moderation of Labor had strategy of a field marshal." {tnd put your problems up to.-tfur offiMeantime “ocnl operators had care­ nWo thb ‘Reds’ to extend the strike driven.back the wuve of Communism they*ll,be glad to assist yousjSfCT solving fully watched tho trend of the ojicn* Into a great industrial upheaval, jiv jii th-ilimlon." . shop campaign and it. had been ap­ vftlvhig as, they hoped, all labor uni m m ?• Foster, is alleged to Kaye,Been designated to organize the parent for some time that as soon as hm* and all industrjr this movement was suffeientiy en­ _ “th u s thb United Ulna Workbrg )e<lgU* by ita Moscow sponsors, and This means accommodation for you, and trenched in industry an oflfort would of Amorica was. attacked by an Un­ tqJUv**1Written tho "one big union" be made to cripple the miners’ union derground enemy a t the same time' plan -abertiy promulgated kv. tha orbusiness for us. > in tho hope that there might bo a that it was engaged in a tremendous gjinizalipn at Chicago. Then the lower labor cost within the coal in­ contest with the coal operators. ) It Amdricnh -Communists were ready for dustry. Coal in the ground does not was a significant coincidence that the. tho li>22 ^trikes.^ deteriorate and losses caused by a two elements should attack the min. •There follows in the miners’ chron­ icle ft long citation of names of al­ Btrika can be added to the price of era’ union a t the same time." the coal when it is finally, mined. When it appeared the strike would leged Communist lenders and cities Consequently, the coal operators has be settled the Communists urged the where they made headquarters as of ditch to reclaim 11,000 acres of A COMMUNITY BUILDER nothing to lose, and possibly much miners to refuse the terms obtained well as coal region towns where they (l and,l» * These are but a few of the larger to gain, when a strike is precipi­ by their leaders and began to propo- were most.active. Ilaia gathered by tated." & F. WH1TNER. CaaMar F. P. FORSTER, Prealdent gatc distrust and suspicion of the officials ht ’raids on the headquar­ .construction und development opera­ Fully cognizcnt of tho attitude of union chiefs. Coal regions were ters of i^reil.MeVrick at Pittsburg are tions which illustrate the magnitude described in ’(detail. C. E. Ruthon- of a week's record of business activity both sides in tho impending strike, berg whs Ip charge of the Cleveland In ) he South, Zinoviev, it is claimed, sent to his agents Just prior to April 1, 1922, office. U, V thin communication: "Agetftf from New York and Chi­ CHANNEL SMUGGLING cago, os well as/Cleveland, poured BEING REVIVED “The Central Executive Committee into the coil- fields,’’ continues the of the Communist Tarty of Amorica miners’ article. "Tho New York must direct its particular attention headquarter* was in the office of to the progress of tho miners' strike Carlo Trcscn, annrcho-comniunlst and in America. Agitators and propa­ political refugee from Italy who was gandists • must be sent to tho strike sentenced to tho penitentiary nt At­ regions. It is necessary to rouse lanta for violation of war-time laws. striking coal miners to the point of Trescn was ‘field supervisor’ who ex­ ecuted the ’boring from within’ plans I tnke pleasure in announcing my having secured the in the Eastern district as they came big profits through depreciated to him from the Communist ’inner French cxchnngc and a reduction In agency for tho handling of tho NON-ACID FERTILIZER'S circle.’ The Chicago headquarters strength of the coast-guards, has CHEMICAL COMPANY’S Fertilizers for^his section. was largely under tho direction of tempted many to take up this excitJack Carney, editor of tho Commun­ irg work again. - V-,'* , ji ■-tv r 7 ■. . :rf.SfS ists organ, VOICE OF LABOR." Wo will have our warehouse and a complete stock of Activities are reported to have ACTORS DEMAND DAILY PAY Fertilizers on hand so thnt wo can give prompt and satiabeen concentrated in Uniontown, Now .Salem, Brownsville, Chhrlcrol and • .*, ................. '/ LONDON, Sept. lO.SingerH and nc- ■ factory service. Avclta, In the center of the Pennsyl­ tors in tho countrios nffectcil by thO|B vania coko regions, with a field dump In exchange have adopted n ■ Wo will ho glad to furnish further information regard­ now method of collecting their solar- * ies. The artists now demand thnt they * ing our good fertilizers to those interested. be paid nt the conclusion of each ■ day’s work, and nt the rate of ex- ■ change paid for seats that, day. ^ The artists have refused to sign *j contracts except on this basis, ns they n claim thnt the fluctuation of the ex- 3 a c o n u o r ia n ic p la c e to lis te n a w a it y o u change makes their salary practically J SANFORD, FLORIDA a ffo rd y o u a f ir s t h e a rin g o f th e new « nothing ul the end of the month. £ ♦ , t , * . 4 To Farmers and Growers New Victor Records for September t\ v i c i r o i a a n a h e re — re a d y to S e p te m b e r V ic to r R e c o r d s . C o m e in to d a y , if y o u c a n — o r a n y tim e . - * • “• POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC ‘Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prnyer....... ~......................... v.Merle Alcock) Buo-Gnn—Lullaby .................................. .................... Merle Alcock).IS.’153 10 MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL Light Cavalry Overture—Part 1..... Victor Symphony Orchestra) Light Cavalry Overture—Part 2..... Victor Symphony Orchestra) 19080 10 Salut a* Pesth........................................ Victor Arden-Phil Ohman) Dance of the Demon...................._...... Victor Arden—Phil Ohninn)190tl 10 ACCOMPANIMENTS FOR CHILDREN’S PIANO STUDIES Ding, Dong, Hell (2) Evening Song.......Hazel Gertrude Kinscella) Ding, Dong, Hell (2) Evening Song.....Hazel Gertrude Kinscella) 19097 10 Marching On (2) Playing Tag (3) Village Dance...... :........... .................................................. .Hazel Gertrude Kinscella) Marching On (2) Playing Tag (3) Viilnge Dance........................ ) ........ .................................................... Haze] Gertrude Kinscclin) 19098 10 Lullaby (2) AJolly Time.........................Hazel Gertrude Kinscella) Lullaby (2) AJolly Time.........................Hazel Gertrude Kinscella) 19099 10 At Twilight (2) GhasLs (3) The Merry.Shephcrd............... i................ ..................................... !... Hazel Gertrude Kinscella) At Twilight (2) Ghosts (3) The Merry Shepherd ......... ........ ) ............... :............................................ Hazel Gertrude Kinscei!a)19100 10 LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS That Old Gang of M ine............... .... Billy Murray-Ed. Smalle) Hi Lee Hi Lo ................................. ......... Billy Murray-Ed. Smalle) 19095 10 The Girl of the Olden.W est....... ,........... r .................... Henry Burr) Ten Thousand Years from N ow ............ .................... Henry Burr) 19101 10 DANCE RfcCORDS Gulf Coast Blues—Sugnr Blues—Medley Fox Trot ..Tennessee Ten) Down Hearted Blues—Medley Fox Trot:................Tennessee Tcn)19Q94 10 Cigarette—Tango ........................... .... .\Inl* Novelty Orchestra) The Cup of Sorrow-—T ango.......International Novelty Orchestra) 1909G 10 I’m Drifting Back to Dreamland—Waltz........... —................. ......... ....... . . . . . . . ..... ..... The Benson Orchestra of Chicago) Just for To-Night—Waltz........................................ ................. ) .................... ........................ The Benson Orchestra of Chicago) 19101 10 Nobody Knows But My Pillow and Me—Fox Trot.............. ) .......... ...........................‘..The Benson Orchestra of Chicago) I Never Miss tlje Sunshine—:Fox Trot ................. ............ ) ......... ...................... ;V...:...The Benson Orchestra of Chicago) 19102 10 The Cat’s Whiskers—Fox Trot..................................... .......... ) ............... ...,......................... The Benson Orchestra of Chicago) In a.Tent—Fox Trot_____ ___ The Benson Orchestra of Chicago) 19103 10 Long Lost Mamma—Fox Trot...,.'......... • ............... Tennessee Ten) Pnnn Better Watch Your 8tep—Fox T r o t The Collegians) 19015 10 real While Way Orchestra) Dreams of India—Fox T ro t.....The Benton Orchestra of Chicago) 191^0G 10 Blue Hooaier Blues—Fox Trot ....... The Great White Way Orch.) AnmiLdle— Fox Trot ............... .. Brooke Johns and His Orchestra) 19108 10 | The South Financing ! and Building ManyNew____ Enterprises BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.—A bond insuo of $j|000,00O on a hotel costing $6,500,000, now being erected in Atlantn, has been taken by Southern hanking houses. This is indicative of the ability of the South to begin on a 1 large scale to finance its own intcr! eats just us the building of the hotel ! coating $00,500,000, with 550 lied rooms, is indicative of the spirit of construction and development work prevailing throughout tho South. Reports for the past week to the Manufacturer's Record, covering this and other enterprise*, show that with­ in a radius of twenty miies of Green­ ville, S. (!., $10,000,000 is being sjient by New England interests in the building of a $5,000,000 cotton mill, u $1,000,000 blcurhcry, a $1,600,000 wor­ sted company, etc., in addition to the $106,000,00(1 or $18,000,000 recently invested by New England interests in thu purchu.se of existing mills in that vicinity. Bids have been invited by the High­ way Commission of Virginiu for pro­ jected roads to cost about $800,000. Brcwstor county, Texas, asks for bids for tho construction of twenty-four Julies of highways, and Vernon Parish, La., will vote on u bond issue of $500,000 for highway construction. Knnps City officials have author­ ized thu-konst ruction of a new wntdr works plant at an ustlmatcd cost of .$11,000,000..'.......... . Bids have boon .received by Boston architects for the erection of addition­ al buildings at* Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Term., to cost between 000,000 und $4,000,000, tho latter fig­ ure being probably the amount of this expenditure. A Hydro-aloctric company of Louis­ ville, in connection with tho govern­ ment, is working out plans for the re­ construction of a dam a t Falls of tha Ohio rlvoy where the company plans' to develop from 75,000 to 100JHKI horse­ power, A drainage canal through I-axniintchoc Slough from West Palm Beach; Fla., is planned to reclaim 100,000 acres. ,.>» Burt Utilities Commission, Charleston, S. C., lot contract at $542,896 to build cargo pier on concrete piling. Raleigh, N. C., contemplates voting on $1,250,000 bonds for street, sewer, and water improvements. A company in Bnton Rouge, La., plans to expand $500,000 for improvements and exten­ sions, and thv city will vote in tteptejnber on granting franchise. A $250,000 graphite plant is to ba* Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. | | i | | | WHEN BETTER BUTTER IS MADE WE WILL BELL IT MOTHER’S NATURE’S JELL-MAKER’ Full line Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Follow the cro^yd and come to PIGGLY''WIGGLY-------------------------rM eet Your Friends Here SANFORD TRADES I,1-, i v k : ,J . , -a �— - _ — — — 5 ■ • »*.*>• •” t ■ H B n H B nV H H K S M H H B E B M E V M M H B H V S nH B B R M B B B B S S H B H H B B M B U nM f -WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS yv*v• ■, THE DOCTOR COMES s to know there’s money in the bank with which to pay him. disturbing when you have provided for them before hand. • :v * , rt a S a v i n g s i R e c o u n t GOLF . BOWLING TENNIS BOXING R. L. SHIPP, Editor Again “Miss America la M h ta KS fcl *3 pH TO Wl * IIOW THEY STAND National Longue Won Lost Pet. Now York ....... ...... ....85 52 .621 Pittsburgh ...... ............ 78 55 .587 Cincinnati _ ............. 78 56 ,582 Chicago ........... ......... 72 02 .537 St. Louis ......... _____ 60 66 .511 Brooklyn .... „....... ....<14 07 .489 Philadelphia .... ......... 44 86 .338 Boston .... ........ ............44 88 .333 Amcrlcnn league Won. Lost Now York........ .... ....86 44 Cleveland ». .... —71 67 Detroit ......... ... .:... —65 60 St. Ixiuis ....... ...... ..'..65 52 Washington .... ,..........62 67 09 Chicago ...*. ... r>4 73 Philadelphia .... ■....... -49 • 78 . Boston ........ Pet. .062 .555 .520 .512 .481 .457 .424 .380 Southern Longue. Won IiOSt Now1Orleans ... ........... 87 50 Mobile ............. ...........82 66 Birmingham .... ......... 71 60 Memphis ......... ... ,..70 CO .70 71 Atlanta ...... . .. . 71 Nashville .... . .. .........70 Little Ilock .... ......... 47 85 Chnttnnoogn .... ..., ...67 84 Pet. .636 .577 .518 .515 .497 .197 .350 GAMES YKSTEHDAY. National l-cogue. Boaton 4; New York 10. Phil. 1; Brooklyn 7. Cincinnati 0; Pittsburgh H. Others not scheduled. Atneriran 1-eague. New York 8; Boston 1. Only one .scheduled. Southern l-cague. Chattanooga 2; Atlnnta 3. Nashville 8} Birmingham 0. Memphis 1; Mobile 8. Others not scheduled. .404 Tonight—Vera Gordon and Pore Davidson in a Cosmopolitan produc­ tion—"The Good Provider.” Long Holds Memphis, to 2 Hits While Team­ That unsung mates Win* 8 to 1 homes—Father! Atlanta 3, Chattanooga-2. CHATTANOOGA, Tcnn., Sept. 11. Knrr stopped a ninth inning rally of Chattanooga yesterday afternoon with the tying run ond second nnil but one man out, and Atlanta won .’I to 2, evening the count for the series. It. 11. E. Atlantn ........... 100 200 000—4 4 1 ChatUnoogn'.... 100 000 001—2 5 1 Morrison, Knrr and Brock; Grade, Hoc and Morrow. Miss Mary Katherine Campbell, Columbus, O., chosen as “Miss America" in the 1922 Beauty Pageant at Atlantic City, was awarded the same honor this year. Her selection for the second lime came as a great surprise to other contestants. Celery Seed Ily Editor Friday night, on the Polo Grounds, Messrs. .lack Dempsey and Angel Flrpo will lock horns in what is expocetf to he tho greatest fistic affair in 1928, And that'll he going some—to In* I.OW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 tho greatest of 1923. Because we have had some swell fights in Amer­ Forenoon and afternoon tides occur ica this year—many of them hard at approximately the same hour and to heat—so this one must a ebrkcr. minute. And the great thing nbout this Date June July Aug. Sept. Oet scrap is that we won't be lii doubt 1 4:05 4:31 5:33 0:28 0:41 ns to whether it is to be pulled olT 2 4:55 5:20 0:14 7:20 7:38 or not on account of finnneint condi3 6:47 0:02 7:11 8:17 8:37 tioiis like the Dempsey-Gibbons uf4 0:13 7:01 8:00 0:24 0:36 fnir which was in doubt up until the 5 7:24 7:50 9:00 10:11 10:32 last moment. Tite kale is coming in 6 8:17 8:51 0:57 11:08 11:26 at a fust rate under Tex Itirhurd'H 7 9:07 9:44 10:52 11:41 11:51 supervision. 8 0:67 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:46 9 10:44 11:30 11:60 1:08 1:38 Tile only thing that seemed possi­ 10 11:30 11:60 12:42 1:61 2:28 ble to mar tho light was Harry Wills, 11 12:10 12:24 1:31 2:47 3:18 negro pugilist, who tried to stop tho 12 1:00 1:10 2:13 3:35 4:09 fight by means of legal entangle­ 13 1:40 1:55 .3:04 4:24 5:00 ments—hut these attempts failed 14 2:20 2:38 3:51 6:18 5:57 when .Inslice llagurty of the supreme 15 2:55 3:15 4:40 0:14 0:50 court denied Will's application fOr 16 3:34 4:00 3:32 7:18 8:02 injunction. 17 4:21 4:51 0:30 8:22 0:03 18 5:08 5:48 7:34 0:25 10:00 Babe Ruth’s home run marked the 10 0:02 0;47 8:40 10:25 10:50 20 7:02 7;B1 0:43 11:21 11:45 only game in the American Iouiguc 21 7:34 8j57 10:54 11:57 12:07 yesterday. So ugain Ruth und Wil­ 22 8:32 lltTi'J 11:43 12:31 12:53 liams nrc tied in the home run race 23 0:30 ifc£h 11;51 1:18 1:37 for ’23. If wo were betting wo would 24 10:28 it?*0 12:47 2:0! 2:19 bet on a tie. It would bo safer. 25 11:20 12:07 1:37 2:42 2:60 Whilo the Pirates and Red* scrap, 26 12:24 1:02 2:22 3:21 3:20 27 1:18 1:53 3:01 3:55 4:06 quarrel and argue among themselves 28 2(10 2:41 3:44 4:32 4:43 as fo who, shall occupy second place, 20 2:60 3:20 4:20 5(10 5:22 the Giants slug themselves to u great­ 80 8:46 4:08 5:00 5:62 0:09 er lead over both. Time for a frame 0:56 up now ... 4:40 6:52 51 ■Tj 5, ------ * Tho football field was “nice and F irst Quarter Fall Moon Last Quarter July 5 mu ^ y j' yesterday and u fine practice June 28 Juno SI wok. held considering the driztling Aug 4 July 27 j / July 20 rain, wet uniforms and Coach's slip­ Sept. 3 Aug. 26 Aug. 10 pery puddle. Oct. 8 flapt. 17 0ept. 21 The Seminole Athletic Club is showing up fine in practice for their game with S. II. S, here on Hood Field on the Inst Thursday afternoon in September. They ore practicing on the Ninth street park every after­ noon. Though not having as many men out ns the High School brlgnde they have an exceptionally good hunch in Oscar Dullosc, Frank PurMen, .lohmiy Mcisch, Pccweo Till is and n number of others. A West Palm Beach football fan is up hero boasting of West Palm Beach’s chances this year. Well, we hear that they never won n single game last year. But oh, well, last year is last year and S. II. S. didn't win the state championship last year but they nre going to this year. This bird is trying to got a game with S. II. S. up here on Thanksgiv­ ing Day as that is one of our open dates. Well, we can eat West Palm Bench up that day ns well as turkey. Two high school football teams of championship calibre last year have been woukened considerably thU year. Gainesville has lost ten letter men b>* graduation, nnd Miami's HeylCnts have lost their stellar backflold excepting one man. Miami has also loHt Couch Woods who Is going to make an attempt to make a real Squad out of some of West Palm Beach's rawest material. r t h i s purpose... BASS BALL FOOT B A IL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Sept. 11.—Long held Mcmphia to two hits yesterday while Mobile bombarded Sedgcwick in the fourth and fifth innings, the visitors winning, 8 to I. H. II. E. Mobile ........ 000 .'510 OKI—8 2 0 Memphis ___ 000 000 001—1 2 0 Long and Heving; Kedgewick, Fowlkes and Tate. expenses are much hero of a million And now, in this wonderful honrtdrnma by the author of “Humor­ esque,” father comes gloriously into his own. Made of the joys and tears cf the plain folks, it1l<ill your heart with a plowing gladness, , began its downwnrd swoop. Sin« January''of this yenr the amount of business handled by the German tc]e. graph lines has been double that of the corresponding period for ]#!t year. Telegrams now travel more slowly Fine amateur entertainment at the in Germany than letters, nnd the tele­ Milunc theater last night. graph administration has nppcaled i0 the public to equalize its business nnd Tonight “Strangers of the Night” use the wires as snpringly ns po«i. at the Milnne—yes, and strangers of ble; the night and day both admitted at Dal.y Herald on sale at Joe’s Smok* the Milanc for 10 nnd 20 cents. House, Mobleys Drug Slo e and Hunt’s rbarmacy. ^ If you come nnd see “Strangers of the Night” at the Milanc tonight you will meet Captain Applejack— “as inild mannerd mnn na ever scut­ tled a ship or cut n throat." A rollicking story of pirate gold and modern adventure. It’s n Paramount picture. Also “The Leather Pushers." IIovv pirate adventure frolics its way into a mild man’s life nnd thrills with hilarious intensity. And tonight everyone in Sanford with their last names beginning with Come to the Milunc tonight nnd “It" will he admitted free of charge, see n pirate picture that will make the trent being on Osborne. you cry one moment and laugh the next. Tomorrow—Will Rogers nnd Sylvia Breamcr in “Doubling for Romeo.” First show tonight at suvtn-thirty. Wednesday night will be family GEll MAN TEL KGRAPES night when the entire family will be ARE PARALYZED admitted for one Oc paid admission. in du Param ount Piotunr Nashville 8, Birmingham 5. BERLIN, Sept. 10.—Telegraphic •Tire G o o d i-'ror/Uer* NASHVILLE, Teiui., Sept 11.— The Herald delivered sfx times a communications in Germany have A Gx:io;cIiU n Picduitcn McMillan's double wjtli the bases full week for 16c. | been swamped ever since the mark At the Princc.sH Tonight—Tuesday in tlie eighth gave Nashville an 8 to irrmniTt-— y—- »v ■ — — *—- — ---------- ----------------------- —■ia" ■ ■■■— —— -— — — IHM in** /lit*I m»jh i* - Li*«i*iit i I * . *»f it i i h t i n rtrt' C> victory over ftirmlnghain" inak'lrig H anuB aaaanaaK aaH iiaaaaaaanaaauuuaaaaanaN iiuakitiaK aM M aiiaaaaaH H aaH K M aaaaaaiiM aaaaaaa it two in a row. ■ 15. II. E. ■ Birmingham .... 202 010 000—& 9 1 (This Was Written by a Woman) Nashville ....... 022 000 Olx—8 9 1 Bates, Moore and Vann; Minatree, Mattson nnd ilornsen. Sanford High W ar­ riors Continue Prac­ tice Yesterday Orange nnd Black Gridders Out In Full Force Despite Rain and Mud. Sanford High School's football prospects were considerably brighten­ ed yesterday when the men showed their good spirit by coming out to practice though it was drltxling rain and the field was muddy. Coach Wil­ kinson was also on tho field undaunt­ ed by rain which promises to keep the field wet for several days. Scrimmage was engaged in, tack­ ling the dummy and .passing a slick wet ball kept the fellows pretty wnrm. The backfield showed up ex­ ceptionally strong in scrimmage making good gains on nearly every PUT, About twenty-six men appeared on the field though it was a had day. Twenty-six is pretty good but there are a whole lot more men that should bo on the field every nternoon if they expect to make the team this year. Coach Wilkinson says tho man that fights every day is tho man that will probably bo put on the lineup for the games. Fellows who J ta rt coming out last d a y s of practice before game have very poor chnnce of making the team and are therefore urged to make their appearance on the field now. Equipment was distributed during the past several day* and with two teams out every afterppon S. II. S. football survey Is pretty smooth. Dore Davidson IWhy Are Some Store­ keepers So Obstinate? I am an 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 fact, I like it. I like to look at the shelves so full of cans and packages of so many colors. I like to do this for the sumo reason th at I don’t mind being in n crowd. When in a crowd I look for, familiar faces. When I see them I am delighted. When I am in a store I look for familiar goods and when I see them I buy. Those goods have become familiar to me through advertising nnd I have noticed that the grocery men who have the most of those familiar packages somehow or other seem to always go nhend. I went into a store not of my own choosing hut with a friend 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. Thexdcnler overheard me and said, “Mad­ am, I never sell that article, I sell instead something very much b e tte r---------------my own brand." Then he launched into a five-minute talk on why this article was better than the ono H unter Her to Get I had named. But somehow my friend hud Football Game With • been convinced by what I had suggested anil . Sanford. High * did not buy that can which the grover Douglass Hunter of West Palm offered. toward losing a customer, and had certninly lost a good deal of time, especially since some other people were standing around waiting to be waited on. If th at grocer had sold advertised goods ho would certainly have had the brand I sug­ gested and he would hnve made a sale; in­ cidentally, he would hnve bid us good day cheerily and we would havo been satisfied. Fnmilinr faces nre wonderful. To me, in my capacity as a buyer for a fairiy large household, familiar things on the shelves of the stores I visit are only a little less wonder­ ful, for those familiar things help me in do­ ing better 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 the criticism of both competitor nnd consumer. This subjection to almost world-wide critical examination demonstrates to me that the manufacturer has supreme confidence in his goods. He cannot tell a g falsehood about the things he makes, because ■ there aro too many in the world to find him £ out . 9 ■ Constant advertising of any product protfeA th at product has stood the test of scrutiny; Is it any wonder then why I, as one of several million women in my same position, prefer articles with which I am ’acquainted to products about which I have no knowledge and about which the manufacturer (iocs not seem to have the courage to enlighten me?- g Jj {J ^ 5 Beach urrlved here Sunday morning ■« And I thought ns I walked out how stub­ STEAMER FIRE EXTINGUISHED and remained until today giving tho town tho • once-ovcr nnd to ar­ born ami obstinate that man was. He had SAN PEDRO, Calif., Sept. IL —A range with Coach Wilkinson for a lost o sale, had probably taken hia first step fire in ono of the holds of thfl Steam­ gsmo with West Palm Beach in San­ er American, which put Into port here ford on Thanksgiving liny. He says yesterday on tho way to San Francis­ the West Palm Beach grid squad is Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with? co from Baltimore was extinguished very anxious for a good game here The American Association of Advertising Agencies to avenge the defeat that they suffer­ early lost night. ed at the hands of tho Celery Seeders The Herald for first class job work last year. U M U I I U U a i H U I M U n i U U I I U B I ^ |I I M ||l |||l | , u p U ||||||||||||U M I I M i l l U n i< £ [4y 4. �lEWe* >■A *y i I i v**x | —------- ----- 1— i------ R aising trio Fam ily (VS uuhburt F lS ftc f A n y th tn n h o cari*t u n d flrsta n tl la S la n g to P al f ■ •SPCHCETi. scv ts / S DTft. H E A m tq TEU. " THE. P E M U i-tlM P T E . N L VrvrGL o f notion * 7 t S THE M a W tN C r^ YEQOU_»e«*.UJM - ? —» MO. t CUESS H E 'S A. fHEvjJ Ftau.E.R Hee.E inj -cqurj ) y * |\NE-t-L. I— IWHO W A S \ w e? \ COE5S tmwts t*. ^tttEHO o p u \S it^ XWEFbeU 'SO aJ Vo TW*T lAJKiCJfvGtz'. C u r otjt t Hptt SL fc N G « \ VOOtxe GOriHJV v<wofe H e ra e e e r SFt.Nlc.era., v M S = riV THEY DIDNT NEED TO ADVERTISE’ ; BUSINESS J DIRECTORY M Ton can find the namt of CLASSIFIED : ADS : Classified Ads lc a word. No l every lhe Bnaineaa Man l la Sanford In thla Column IB each day. Ad taken for less thsn 25c. M, And positively no Classified On Ads charged to anyone. Cash M ' must accompany all orders. M Count the words and remit M acordingly. IB SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS v. c. c o l l e r , PropGeneral Shop and Mill Work FOR SALE Under the above caption, an ad­ vertising agency recalls tho disap­ pearance of Pearl Ino from the mar­ ket and the reason for its eclipse, and then points the moral of the story as follows: ‘"Do you remember Pyle’s Pearlino? “Once it was the most populnr washing powder in America. “In 1907 Pyle's Pearlino ceased ad­ vertising. ’They did not have to ad­ vertise,' advertising was no longer necessary, Pearlino wns a good prod­ uct nnd everybody knew about it. "In 1914 tho Proctor and Gamble company bought Pyle's Ponrllnc nt their own figure to snve it from bank­ ruptcy. * "In seven yenrs the public forgot Pc'arline. You hnvc got to do more than mnko a good product. You must toll your dealer nnd consumer, nnd keep on telling them the advantage of your article. “If people did not die, if people did not move, if nr,w generations did not grow up, if customs nnd hnbits did not change, if competitors did not compete, if people were not open to suggestion nnd receptive to new ideas, then there would be no need, no use in advertising. "But until then advertising is the suiest safeguard for the established product, tho most certain hope for the new idea."—Daily Ijikc Region. FARMERS—You can gat seed bad frames and Irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc FOR BALE—Doster and Gays’ paints CONTRACTOR and BUILDER and varnishes at Sanford Novelty |17 Conmmlal Street—Sanford, Fla. yorks, Sanford agents. 183-tfc FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for B. W. HERNDON setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bonrdall Avenue. San­ INSURANCE AGENCY ford. 83-tfp PIKE-------- AUTO-------- BONDS FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for fall planting, either Bliss or Rose No. 4.—F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc S. 0. Shinholser FOR SALE—Second hand loose leaf binders good ns new, posts and In­ Contractor and Builder dices. Quick sale nt $1.00 each cash 131-Gtp IAN FORD -t-> FLORIDA on delivery. Herald office. FOR SALE—Second hand letter files A. P. Connelly & Sons in good shape but hnvc been used. Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ C .lablU hr* JtOH dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for ItonI Estate, Loans and Insurance quick sales' Herald Printing Com­ Phone 48 104-8 Magnolia Are. pany. ‘ ’ 131-Gtp FOR SAL!*'—HI7 West First street. STEWART The Florist Bargain In price and terms. Ad­ NOTED STAGE SUCCESS FILMED BY FRED NIBLO Cnt Flowers------------- Floral Designs dress owner, Box 782, Dnytonn, Fla. 137-2Gtc Annual and Ornamental Plants A famous stage play, Walter HackFOR SALE—Easter lilly bulbs. Ring ett’s “Captain Applejack" filmed un814 Myrtle Are.-----------Phone 260-W 345-J. 136-Otp der the title of “Strangers of the FOR SALE—Some furniture, 304 VT. Night,'' will be nt the Milnne today. 140-Stp It bus been produced by Fred Niblo, SANFORD MACHINE Fifth Street. FOlt SALE—Several pieces of sec­ who directed “The Three Musketeers," COMPANY ond hand furniture.—Lawson, Oak “Blood nnd Sand" and “The Famous General Machine and Boiler and Central Ave., Snnford. 140-Gtp Sirs. Fair," and is presented hy Louis Works FOR SALE—One IGxlO tent, walled B. Mayer through Metro. Cylinder Grinding Phone 62---------Sanford. Florida up 8 ft. high nnd floored, all nice Niblo was given free reign to build dressed lumber and portable. Good magnificent settings nnd the cast is pump water. First tent going out made up exclusively of plnyers entitl­ JACKSON’S TRANSFER South on Frcnc^ Ave. to left of ave­ ed to be classed ns stars. Matt Moore, Your Patronage Solicited nue. Call and look it over. 140-3tp Enid Bennett, Barbara La Marr and lleliable Service is Our Motto FOR SALE—7 room iiousu and 3 lots Rol>ert McKim have the four princi­ A trial will convince you We haul anything, anywhere, any . —two flowing wells. Comer Pine pal roles while such favorites as and Third Streets. Gables, 401 Mag­ Emily Fitzroy, Otto Hoffman, Math­ time nolia Ave. 141-4tp ilda Brundnge and Thomas Ricketts Phone 475 123 West First Street — I-’OR SALE—7 passenger 8 ccylindc r share honors in the secondary group “ I'cerless" touring car. Good os of popular plnyers. The story concerns n timid British­ new. All coni tircB. Sell less than er into whose life romes pirate ro­ half cost. Will take smaller car In mance on the crest of a storm. Bess part payment or trade for real estate. Mcredyth adapted the story to tho —Chns. Tyler, care Zachary-Tyler Ve­ neer Co. 141-lfc screen and it was photogruphed by * --------IB Alvin Wyckoff. FOR SALE—I'at he phonograph uml ^ Card* of Sanford's ReputID records. I’hone 483. 141-Btp ^ able Prufeoaional Men, each M F>uK Juices are so contrary. (They ^ of a host, la bis ehoeen pro- *1 had rather ferment than jell. LOST ^ oo the Herald recoin- ^ * mrnda to the people. M LOST—On- First street one new tire t O H RU N T 30x3Vi on rim. Return to Herald *» Pa office and receive reward. 139-Stp, FOR RENT—Five room'Cottage just k B B I P B I B B I a t B P l south t?f school house at I’aola, good W ANTED water, ample grounds for cows and George A. DeCottes WAKTED TO RENT—5 or fi room chickens. Enquire 300 French nvo. Attorney-n t-Law house. Wanted immediately. Mean nue. 141-3tp Over Seminole County Bank business. Address "M," care of Her­ FOR RENT-*-Sulto of three desirable IANFORD FLORIDA ald. ______________ 141-2tp rooms furnished for light house­ WANTED—To exchange 5-pnsscnger keeping. 300 French Ave. 141-3tp touring car, looks and runs like FOR RENT—Eight room house at FRED R. WILSON now, for Ford roadster or coupe, or 808 Elm Ave. Enquire 300 French ATTORNEY-AT-LAW light truck.—Ray Brothers, phono B48, Ave. First National Bank Bolldlng 141-3tp ______ 118-tfc fiANFORD FLORIDA Sanford. F 6 r RENT—Ono furnished room with connecting bath. Prefer two young men.—214 E. Second St. IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY E I.T O N J . M O U G H T O N 121-tfc FOR BALE LIST IT WITH ARCHITECT ME.—W. J. THIGPEN t’OR RENT—Furnished apartment, First National Bank Building bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel SANFORD FLORIDA 138-Gtc______________ Avenue. 123-tfc WANTED—Position as stenographer, I-Oft RENT—Two room light houseW. J. THIGPEN by competent, reliable young lady. keeplng apartment, 719 Oak Ave­ Address It. S., P. O. Box 34, Lake nue. 130-tfi Real Estate Monroe, Fla. 138-GU: F0ft~KENT-!-4 desirable -rooms, fur­ FIRE LIFE AUTO INSURANCE nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 West Third street. 130-tfc "r e p a i r s Cook Stove*, Sewing Machine*, Phon­ FOR RENT—Small cottage.—J. Musson. 130-7tp Guni, all work guaranteed. CHELLE MAINES ographs, 21 yeara experience. ^’OR RENT—5 room cottage, 1220 LAWYER Park avenue, $25.00 per*month.—G. WADE BROS. s -Court House W. Spencer.___________ 188-4tp fill SANFORD AVENUE FOR RENT — 3 unfurnished rooms, 304 Elm Avenue. 140-Gtp *T« Examined G Automobile Body Build­ FpR RENT—Five room house, near Henry McLaulin, Jr., S t Gertrude's bridge. One acre of ing’ and Repairing Opt. D. . Comer of Park Are. and Second St. ground, and orange trees. Apply Mrs. Lena Krause, Box 253, 8anford, FlorSANFORD, FLORIDA 140-3tp iu ** stmet vutm4. ru. Charles Stein; Prop. : * purely : : professional : : • -T *>VA^n' NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION MEMBER, NO. 3388. ROAD PATRIOTISM. “Honor the flag; Is the symbol of your country. There Is no better, nor can there be one better.” Thus are children taught, and truly. But they should also be taught that while no man may improve the flag, nil men may strive to Improve the country for which the flag stands. Why should this, the greatest Nation, hnvc the worst roads? Why should the children of tho most enlightened Nation, hnvc the greatest difficulty of getting to the best idon in educa­ tion the world has ever seen, the public school? The children of today nre the voters ,tho legisltors, the officials, one of them the President, of tomor­ row. Building nn adequate system of National Highways* for the Uni­ ted States is not to be accomplished overnight. It is a matter of years . . . . years nnd education. Therefore, teach children not only to honor the flag which all revere, hut to make the country for which it stands even more worthy of honor, by building good ronds through its length nnd breadth, that all may have the social, moral, economic, nnd hun’«”‘tnHiin benefits,whfch ifomo from «luick' in«pc»»lve, and rapid transportation. IS GAS TAX “PAINLESS?" A set of tires coating one hundred nnd fifty dollars may run fo r ten thousand miles on average roads. Tho same set will run double the milage on improved highw ays/’The average car travels ten thousand miles per year. Therefore, the average tire coat supposing average size and quality of tires nre purchased, is $150 per yenr on dirt rouds nnd $75 on fine ronds. Ten thousand miles of running, at an average of 15 miles to tho gallon, requires 6GG 2-3 gallons of gas. If gas is taxed 2 cents n gallon, the average runner of ten thousand miles pays $13.33 per year in gns tax. In a state where there are 100,000 auto­ mobiles (which Is less than the aver­ age, California, for instnnee, has about a million), the net Income from the gns tax, nlxive outlined, would bo $1,333,000.00. At twenty-five thousand dollars per mile, that sum will build fifty-three miles of Improved highways. If there are a million cars, five hun­ dred nnd thirty miles of improved highways could be built n year from the tax. If the gas tnx was 4 cents, 10G or 1,000 miles n year, respectively, could be built. Where the roads arc unimproved, tho 100,000 car owners spend $7,600.000 a year on tires, which they other­ wise would 'nave. The million car owners would spend $75,000,000 on tires they otherwise would save. Proponents of the argument say that a tax on gasoline, spent on roads is the one and only “painless tax." CONVICT 8TR1KE IN BRADFORD COUNTY IS NOT VERY EXCITING TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 10.— State prison authorities and the road department awaited further strprd to­ day from State Road Camp No. 12 tn Bradford county, concerning the strike of 24 convicts employed there which Capt, J. Si MacNeill reported late Friday. -jw The telcgrph company reported Fri­ day night that a telegram addressed to Prison Inspector T. B.‘ Johns, in­ structing him to proceed to the camp and make an investigation) was unde­ livered, and information that he had been located had not reached the pris­ on office up to closing time Saturday. The message waa sent to Johns and Jasper. EAST COAST CANAL FLORIDA HAS SPENT SOLD FOR $985,000 AN IMMENSE SUM FOR ROAD BUILDING In whnt is called the "termination of n friendly suit" tho trustees of the ( n r T k f .taaoctatrd I’r m ) TALLAHASSE, Kit*., Sept. 10.— Rhode islnnd Hospital & Trust Com­ Florida's rond-hutiding bill since or­ pany, as trustees of the estate of tho ganization of the state road depart; late George L. nnd Helen M. Bradley, meat in 1916 to the end of July bought over tho Florida Soast Line year, totals $10,5520,000.11, adeo Canal nnd Transportation Company, ing to information Just compiled by which was sold under n decree of the department. Figures showing foreclosure Monday, September 3rd. thc.milcngc in completed ronds has The sum of $985,000 Is said to hnvc not been brought tip to dntc. Tho de­ been paid for it, partment had, however, constructed In spite of the first Monday in Sep 724.37 miles of roads at the close of temhor being n legal holiday the Rep Inst yenr, 250.54 miles of which were tember rule day was observed. hard-surfaced highways; 180.24 miles According to dispatches from Fort scmi'hnrdsurfaced, nnd 293,59 miles Piece, the proceeding is designed to were merely graded nnd drained. clear up the title to the canal hold­ Many miles hnvo been completed ings preliminary to the transfer of since the beginning of tho now year, the business to n new company orwhile numbers of contracts hnvo been gonized by J. B, McDonald'of West lot and construction work is now In Palm Bench, The new company, ac­ cording to Mr. McDonald, proposed progress. Seventy-five and a hnlf per cent of to improve .the waterway nnd place the money rxpended by the depart­ In operation thereon n line of freight ment went directly into the construc­ boats. tion of roads, nnd a fraction loss thnn Meanwhile East Coast chambers of 11 per cent was expended on road commerce nnd civic organizations nre maintenance, while 7.13 per cent went gathering data to bo presented to the towards payment of engineering federal government with n view to costs, and 1.53 per cent for adminis­ inducing the government tn take over, trative purpose*. improve nnd operate the wntorwny. Tho department had an investmont The open navigable portions of tho in equipment that equalled 8.30 per waterway are already iilider federal supervision. — Titusville Slar-Advocent of the ten and a half millions. ente. When Carpet, Bahia, Dallis nnd Vnsey grasses and Japan clover, or Icb- G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Wntch Ex­ pedeza, have established themselves in pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. Florida on an equal footing with **•“ common wiregrass, that day The Daily Hurald, 15c per week, great day for the stockman. STATE MAKES MONEY ON TAX STAMP SALES TALLAHASSE, Fin., Sept. 10.— The iitntc added $8,101.05 to Its wealth hy fertilizer nnd feedstuff tnx stamp sales In August. The fertilizer ton­ nage nggrcgrnted 10,015 tons, tax stump snlcs on which totalled $4,130.40, and 10,101 tons of feedstuff was sold, the tnx on which amounted to $4,01i5.25. Tho Herald for first class Job work. Real Bargains!" — in - TIRES AND TUBES GENUINE TEXAS GAS — AND— MOTOR OILS F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Ave.-------Phene 481 -J rCRowr [CASOUNEj I Save You M oney In M ore W ays Than One •jTANOAHO till COMPANY >] S10.00 I onvd you enough on my'purchase price to make your owning mo worth while. But the biggest sav­ ing I give you, is the extra mileage you get by exchanging me for Crown Gasoline and Polar!no nt any Standard Oil Company (Kentucky) Service Station. Im lheH andySkm krdOil I Bnvo you the bother of waiting for change. I count same ns money at the following or any other Standard Oil Company (Kentucky) Service Stations: SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ First Street and Elm Avenue And nearly everywhere you go. Better Stick To The Standard • S tandard O i l Company ... (N-CO'R&ORATED � 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 11, 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/6cb3469f0479d59ddddeb28a82e7922c.pdf 4ef49fde6421e251434f77152b0602bf PDF Text Text • m jl • . - I SEqnQ N IN THE HEART OF THE WOjE^jyS GREATEST DUMBER 140 SANFORD, FLORIDA) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1928 VOLUME; IV, tin*. »a 4I FFICER AND 8 MEN ARE. a d r if T’UP’SEW in a N> i j ' - ' O P E N -110AT • On Rocks on Shore o f Santa Bar ••'•b jtrtrC o u n ly \ n Coast ( H r T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s ) SAN DIEGO, Sept. 10-—'The survlvors of the seven American destroy* ers which piled upon the rocks Sat­ urday night arrived In San Diego on a special train today. .Officers nnd men here were met by detachments from the destroyer base wherb they wrre taken after being supplied with coffee and. cigarettes. WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—The theory wns oxprofised today by high nnvnl officials that the tidal wave or other seismic disturbance reacting from the Japancro earthquake was the cause of the disaster to the de­ stroyers off tho California const yes­ terday. ’Reports from naval officers on the scene have not yet given com­ plete information of conditions under which seven destroyers were thrown on rocky const and 25 mon drowned, but from other data officials aaid it was evident that a very unusual sea disturabnee took ulaco.Saturday and Sunday. Money To Be Used For Relief of Earthquake Victims. MACdN, Go., Sept. IP.—Bibb coun­ ty's effort to clear up a situation that has thrown tho community Into a tur­ moil- for ninny months and that has rcsnltod In a number of persons being severely flogged and some of them being- driven out of Macon, today Is slated'to get its first niring In court. Trials of four of tho eight men now facing charges of being implicated In various floggings arc scheduled to be called in city court when it opens for tho Saptembcr term. • Tho cnscs of S. K., J.«C. nnd C. F. Hudson, brothers, charged with a t­ tempting to whip Emory Roberts, a negro, are expected to be called short­ ly after court opens. The case of J. I’. Alexander also is due to be called on Mondny. » Tiie cases of tho other four men, including that of Dr. C. A. Yarbrough n dentist, alleged to be the head of an organization conducting the ser­ ies of floggings; J. E. Woodworth, n traveling salesman; J. I). Pntrick, for­ mer deputy ahoriff, and W. F. Dela- The Southern Division of the Am-' rican Red Cross issued instructions to all local chapters in the South to be prepared to receive nnd transmit to Division Headquarters donations received for tho relief of Japanese earthquake- suffenyn, following an appeal Issued by President Coolidgc asking for public contributions! for rolief, to be handled by the Red Cross. It in interesting to note thnt in donating $100,000 to the relief fund, the National American Red Cross is paying n debt of gratitude to Japan of long standing, for immediately up­ on receipt of word of the San Fran­ cisco oarthquntc in 1000, the Jap­ anese Red Cross contributed $100,000 for relief and rendered conspicuous service in minimizing human suffer-, Ing. The quarterly conference of Field Representatives in session this week nt Atlanta expressed sympathy for the Japanese suf^ejers, and heartily endorsed the action of National Head­ C, J. Holland and nil passengers nnd quarters In extending all possible aid members of the crew of the Pacific to the stricken people. Mall liner Cuba nrc safe nnd $2,500,­ 000 In treasure nnd nil mall nnd bag­ gage has been landed nt Wilmington, according to word received by tho general offices of tho line here. Cap­ tain Holland, the third mate, nnd four seamen lire still with the vessel, the novices said. The vessel'ran onto tho icef Saturday. mar, are on the docket to bo called during the week. A total of twenty-nine accusations have been made against the eight It Is ullcged that Dr. Yarbrough, Alex­ ander, Delamar, Woodworth and Putt tick nro connected with ono organisa­ tion- of which the dentist is alleged to be the “whipping boss" and that the Hudsons have no connection with the largo group of floggings that proceded the effort to flog Emory Rob­ erta. Although the case of Alexander la set for hearing Monday It was Indi­ cated last night that this case prob­ ably would not be called at tho time. City Court Judge Will Gunn is dis­ tantly related to Alexander and for this reason is disqualified. Up to a Into hour last night ho hnd been un­ able to obtain any. judge to sit in bis place. j . Holocitor Roy Moore said Sunday night, that the cakes of the Hudsons would bo taken up today if possible nnd that it was hoped to cnll the Yar­ brough case on Tuesday. At i tthe-last meeting of the.Board t i •c r ef DIrectors of the Peoples Bank of Sanford, F. II. Brown wns elected cashier of that institution. Mr. Brown comes from Winter Park where he hns for sevcrnl years been connected with the Union State Hank of that place. Ho is highly considered in banking circles and has become financially in­ terested in tho local bank nnd will make Sanford his permanent home, Bandit talked politics as ho robbed moving with his family next week to WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. — Tho American Farm Burenu Federation, u train in Oklahoma. Probably a re­ Seventh street nnd Myrtle nvenue. fi . through Gray Silver, Its Washington formed politician. representative, issued n signed state­ ment Saturday attacking Secretary Weeks nnd tho Alabama Power Com­ pany ami strongly defending Henry Ford's offer for the Muscle Shoals properties. Tho statement issued by Iho war department ufter Mr. Ford conferred lost week with President Coolidgc WILL CALL OUT THE NATIONAL and tho war secrcUry in which It GUARD OF OKLAHOMA IF was slated thut Mr. Ford was not NECESSARY aware of the legal entanglements in­ atcarn plant In the -properties. Mr. Silver said, wns "Incomprehensible” sinco tho Detroit manufacturer wns "fully aware of those socalled legal entanglements” and hail Incorporated in his offor an agreement to "assume all obligations and liabilities lawfully Imposed upon the United States by said contract.” , At tho time Secretary Weeks' state­ ment asserting that Mr, Fk»rd "did not know of the legal situation In SANTA BARBARA, Calif., Sept. which these properties (tho Gorgas 10.—Twenty-five sailors lost their plant and tarnsmlsslon lino) are in­ lives Saturday In tho wreck of seven volved," was issued last week, the naval destroyers off Arguello light, war secretary explained that he had seventy-five miles north of Santa been advised during the conference Barbara, according to a staff corres­ with Mr. Ford and his engineer, W. pondent of tho Santa Barbara Morn­ B .Mayo, that they did not know of tho situation confronting the depart­ ing Press who went lo the scene. A score gf the injured are in the ment or thnt tho Alabama Power Santa Barbara county hospital and Company had requested It to vacate a relief train was on the way horc the Gorgas property. last night with 000 survivors. * All Cuba can pay her war loan the wrecked destroyers are total losses, according to statements cred­ bootleggers could pay ours. ited to naval officials. New Jersey couple knew what one wedding gift was, anyway. It was 1.08 ANGELES, Sept. 10.—In a n live elephant. series of disasters unprecedented In the history of Pacific coast naviga­ coast .according to shipping men. tion, seven United States destroyers Besides the twenty-flvo dead, twen­ and the pacific Mail liner Cuba Sat­ ty moro sailors aro in the Santa Bar urday aid piled on tho rocks of 8an Migueal Island and the shores of the Santa Barbara county, California, coast lint. The ships ran aground lats Saturday night during one of the heaviest and most impenetrable fogs ever seen on the southern California ( D r Tfcr An«o»l»«ra I’reaa) OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 10—Govcunojr Walton today ordered the sher­ iff of Stephens county to swear In extra deputies to prevent tho parade of Ku Klux Klnn which the governor had been Informed would be held nt Duncan tomorrow night. The execuNations! Guaid If necessary to tbs procession (Ilr T l, AHtrlalnl Prfii) LONDON, Sopt. 10.—Fifty persona are reported killed or injured In an earthquake which shook Calcutta to­ day, says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from there. It Is reported the castualtlcs occurred In Nymensingh district whore many houses hnvo collapsed. 60,000 Bodies Have Been Recoverd in To kio and Yokkhama ( I ty Tfce A s s o c i a te d I»reaa) FIRST DISPATCHES ARE THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN GARBLED ( D r T h e A aaoelated P r e e e ) ATHENS, Sept. .10.—Greece has replied to tho note of the council of ambassadors, announcing her rcndlness to conform with the decision of the ambassadors with regard to Italy'a demand, in connection with the.killing of tho Italian members of the Grcco-Albanian boundary com­ mission.A semi-official statement issued yesterday denies that thoro hnvc been nnti-Itnlinn disorders nt Patras or any demonstrations against tho Ita l­ ian consulate. It also denies thnt there is any truth in the report that Greece haB issued an ultimatum to Albania. MesHajfpfl Have Been Received From Him Since the Disaster • WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.—A list of Americans who escaped death In tho Japanese earthquake and Area was forwarded to the navy depart­ ment Sunday by Admiral Anderson, commanding the Asiatio •fleet. The message containing the names Was sent under dnte of Sept. 0, and among others ho reported uninjured waa E. G. Babbitt, meting commercial attache at Toklo, who altiermtely haa been refortod dead and alive for several days. Admiral Anderson also 'an­ nounced tho safety of “all nival Jrersonnel and families attached'to •tho Leasrue of Nations paris, sept. 10.—Greece's ac­ nnvnl attaches office." * . , , , • ccptanco of.the torms of the council No mention waa mado of harm hav­ tiir The A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ) | of umlmssndors in connection with ing bcfnllcn Ambassador Woods, who GENEVA, Sept. 10.—Dr. Epitncioithc Itnlo-Grcck controversy was reI'cssoa, of Ilrasil, hns been elected j ceived officially nt the French for- was said in 'an 'unconfirmed Osaka permanent court international Justico | eign office yesterday. Tho ncccpt- dispatch Saturday night,-to have-lost by the assembly of the League of nnco lays particular insistence on the his life. At the State Uepartmeat no Nations. He succeeds tho lain Ruy evacuation of Sorfu by 'the Italians word hns coma through to throw any doubt on Mr. Wood's safety and Ilarbosn of Brazil. Ireland was „t the soonest possible moment. it was pointed out that a number of unanimously elected to m e m b e r s h i p --------------------- —. messagos signed w.UbvWa„onmo.b»d in the Lcnguo of Nations.. D m O V O T M IC been received since *tha disaster. > It also was rocall,ed that he had been Prize Winners at reported safe in other dispatches, •In­ cluding an official message to the Milane Theatre Japanese embassy faqro under data of Sept. 8. It was suggested that a message sent fro mTokio, and a copy of Tho extensive construction^ prowhich was received at tho Japanese grnm which tho nell System hns un­ day night nre as follows: 47281 wins der way In Florida is milking rapid embassy here, had been garbled. $3 In cash; 68630 wins $1 in cash; progress, according to officials of the This message read in part: ; "American ambassador, wife and 68621 wins $1 in ensh. Present' tho company. staff all safe, cxcopj Milk Doris Bab­ above numbers at the Milane Theater During the first six months of tho box office nnd you will receive tho year additions nnd improvement* to bitt, killed in Yokohama Embassy building totally destroyed by fire. cash. tho system, costing more than $376,* American acting consul general' and 000, wore completed. Man Whose Neck wife at Yokohama killed." New work, costing more than $055,­ - Was Broken Is Officials pointed out that the first will bo started or finished during sentence of this dispatch easily Could ' Making Recovery 000 tho Isst half of tho year, making tho have been rendered into an announce­ ■ ■ »— gross ex.penditura in Florida during CHICAGO, Sept. 10.—Sidney Wlf- tho year 1923 more than one million ment of the death of Mr. 'WoodV'by Improper transmission. 1 ’ • cox, an Insurance broker of New York, dollars. ' ■ The Navy Department also receiv­ and Winnetkn, Ills., ate a hearty Tho greater part of tho expendi­ ed Sunday a delayed dispatch from breakfast hursday in an Evanston ture has boon made at local telephone the deatroyar Stewart at Yokohama Hospital and then told how ho had exchanges throughout' the sta te ,'a l­ announcing that tho “embassy staff broken his neck in a diving accident though large sums have been spent escaped," although reporting "Yoko­ six weeks ago and how a half score for extending and Improving the long hama nnd Toklo, practically wiped of doctors hnd said his recovery wqs disUnce system. out nnd the consulate and naval hos­ hopeless. The continuing demand for tele­ pitals destroyed." The broken neck bones have knit The list of American accounted and Wilcox is slowly regaining tho phono service throughout the sUte is keeping the telephone Workers s t top for as safe in Admiral Andersen’s use. of hjs limbs. dispatch Sanday follows; * * • « Five similar diving accidents along speed. ■ During the six months ondlngJuno R. F. Engcrt, C. M. Del, J. E. Per­ tho north shoro this year have result­ 30th, they handled 0,442 ■telephones, kins, F. D. Lynch., Mr. and M*a. E. ed faUlly. of which 4,964; were installed, 2,968 G. Babbitt. V. Holmgren,*A. K. Bentaken ouUftul 1,530 moved from one nettrlL R. Simon, J. L. Kane, O. C. Elwood G. Babbitt location to Tanothsr. This resulted Oroom, C. E. Yeoel, C. B.-Foater,. H. in a net gain of 1,990 new telephones, W. Klnny and parents. W..H. Cifchwhich is more than were added dur­ ing, V. F. Smith, F. Greffltt, J.jP. King, Rugert, and Mrs.-Co* and *we ing tho entire year of 1922. These- figures are pointed to by sons; Mrs. M. E. Hall, L. E, Jenhs, telephone officials as Indicating the enormous amount of work involved in . ...c,' ^ TOKIO, Sept 10.—Sixty thousand bodies have been recovered in Toklo and Yokohamn up to and Including today and police estimate that 500,000 persons hnvc been treated for wounds or sickness as a result of tho earth­ quake. A landing party from • tho United States destroyer Huron burled tho dead from the American nnval hospital nt Yokohnmn. GermanCapitalists Are Taking a Hand in * the Game (Hr Tfcr AaaorlalM Praaa) • LONDON, Sept. 10,—The popula­ tion'of the occupied areas in'Ger­ many have been ordered to discon­ tinue their passive resistance to French and Belgian authorities, ac­ cording to a Central Naurs corre­ spondent In 'Berlin. The correspon­ dent said German capitalists have de­ cided to sand representatives to Paris with tbs ‘object of ascertaining to what extent Franck *is prepared to make concessions to Germany. Direct negotiations between the two govern­ ments are believed'in Berlin to be iiaminent, be said. 000 and will.result*in the addition of L207 miles of physical copper circuit and 81 miles of phantom circuit. Babbitt, Mrs. M. C. M The extensive work already com­ Richmond, H. G. Hoot, pleted and under way is expected to Barinard, Major and Mrs. Crane.i F. relievo the congestion throughout the B. Lynch, Mrs. M. Holbrook pnd son, state and provide amply for-the fu­ Mrs. Brandt, Mr. mud. A-*IC Black, J. F. Dorsey, Pratt. 1 •; ture growth. In Sanford moro than $10,000 will The navy department waa pot In­ be spent during the latter part of tho formed as to tho home addresses of year for addition! and improvements those reported safe and made no alto tho local telephone system. ■lovtanee for mlspelUd names ■ The most Important project* aro possible errors because of additional cable facilities >In-the tic* of transmission. . southern section to cost -$4,100 and an additional section of swltchboant with * Big hoarding house burned la Wi {00 multiples and 200 answering Ington, which is that many Maa 1 Elwood O; Babbitt,-commercial at- jacks at a coat of $4/K>0. hugs In the world- * V On June 30th, there were 028 tele­ tarhe of the U. 8. embassy at Toklo, his wife and two daughters, hate been phones In Hanford, • gain of 30 since Tho Dally Herald delivered home each evening for 16c. , Teported killed in tbt earthquake. • January i, ' ... �■; • ji y- j*j«' H **"*\\ ■ - ' ’» - te r.th c ra n k .o f screen stars and action, ill oft uhdersfd# tV RudotfK Valentino 1*1'II *.l* V.T«•*►*' > at immense .snfnry. Willo we re- g „ nn immense'jmlary. grot Mr. Lillard leaving us, we join with a host of friends in wishing him all success in his new profession. % ------ • ' R® For Florida: Ccnoraiiy : dr Mrs. M. M. Mimaorik and children It is reported that Kronen is pre­ Fa . onight nnd Sunday, except of Sanford visited their friends,'Mr. paring for tho fottarc—ho was award­ ta thundershowers probtibly in nnd Mrs. B. A. Kent, on Wednesday. ed n Arc extinguisher at tho Country to extreme south portion. —Winter Park Ilernld.. Storo at the Milan* Theater last night ' Maurice J. Seed of tho Morning Journal waa in^Ssnford yesterday at Oeorgo Shipp, who has been pnttending the meeting of tho Associ­ lltig In time ’and drawing pay while* ated Dailies of Florida. Mrs. Reed sojourning a t , Port Tampa for tho and daughters, Ruth nnd Helen, ac­ past several weeks, arrived homo to­ companied him.—Daytona Journal. day nnd wiU now have to go to work. it iB O D H ' ? r , V '• j" (i "• •'■ ' f.i r aa^'Am r irifi; rm S a M MRS. FRED PAIGBR____ Society Edit*., rhone 217-W . If you have any friend* visiting you—if you are going anywhere or com Ing home, or if you arc entertaining, write a postal card to this department, giving details, or telephone $ho Item. It will be greatly appreciated. oc E5 k : New York City and other cltlea In the northeast This trip will be a combi­ A L nation of business and pleasure, Mr, L E N D A R MeLmilin will buy a very beautify! line of fall atock for hia jewelry store j^londay—St. Agncn Guild meets at while on this trip, They expect to be » the home of ifrs. Howard Ovcrlin gone for about two weeks. ■, on Highland avenue, Sanford SWIMMING PARTY AND WEINIR 2 Heights at 3:30 p. m. Tho Standard Auto Company is to be congratulated on securing the ser­ .ROAST vices of Mr. Ed. Ward, ono of the TH?CRITIC Mrs. John Purdon and Mrs. Perty best auto mechanics of Sanford. Mr. Dad reads about the weddin’s and he Jcrnlgan entertained most pleasantly Ward, wife and child will livo in the snorts like all git out. at n Weinio Roast and swimming par­ cottage formerly occupied by Prof. He reads the social doin’a with a most ' ty yesterday afternoon at Palm Podmore.—Winter Park Herald. derisive shout Springs, honoring the latter’s guests He says they tftakc the paper* for tho Mcsdames John Lochncr and Rest of Attorney P. A. Vans Agncw in - In wimmen folks alone, . Clermont. New York on a business trip. Hp will He’ll read about the parties and he’ll After n delightful swim, a delicious bo nway for nboitt two weeks. At­ fume nftd fret and foam. picnic supper wltli plenty of hot wein- torney DcCottes of Sanford will act He aaya of Information it docs not ies were served. ns City Attorney during Mr. Vans > contain a crumb, The guests wore Mrs. John Loch­ Agncw's lybscnce.—Winter Park But you ought to hear him holler ncr, and Mrs. Best, honorcc*, Mrs. Herald. . when fho paper doesn’t come. Maynard and daughtur Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Robert Walthour T. E. Fitzgerald and M. T. Gaines He’s always first to grab it and ho Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs. represented the Daily News yester­ ' . roads lt plumb’ clean through, Robert Grovcnstoiii and Mra. Henry day a t Sanford at tho annual meeting He doesn’t miss an Item or a want ad/Purdon. of the Associated Dailies of Florida. —that la true. ' They were accompanied by Mrs. Fitz­ He says, “They don’t know what wo ENTERTAINED AT OUT-dF-DOOR gerald and Mrs. Gaines.—Daytona waiit them old newspaper guys^ SUPPER Newa. I’m going to take a day some time and go nnd put ’em wise, Members of the locAl Business and E. G. Cunningham, of St. Pcturs It somctlipcs seems as though they Professional Women’s Clubs entertain­ burg, chairman of the City Commls must be deaf nnd blind nnd ed at an out of door supper last even­ slon of that city, and prominent busi­ dumb.” ing at G o’clock at the country home ness man, passed through Snnfort But you ought to hear him holler of Mrs. Frank Ulrich, on tho south yesterday with his wifo and son, oi .. whfcn tho paper doesn’t come. side of the river, honoring Miss Ruth their way to Atlanta where the nor —Roy K. Moulton. Rich, who will leave shortly for New will enter school. Mr. Cunningham York. was delighted with the appearance oi Miss Jeanette Laing has returnen A delicious supper was served, af­ Sanford. homo offer spending a week at Day­ ter which the honorce was tendered a tons Beach. surprise shower, receiving many love­ The Herald announces with deep re­ ly nnd useful,gifts. gret that “Uncic SI” Lillard, whosr Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Duggnr, of The evening was delightfully spent, performance at the Milanc Thcntri 1(110-Mj’rtt^ Avo., announce the birth the party motoring back to the city at Inst night met with such great sue of a son Monday, Sept. 3rd. n late hour. ccss, departed this morning for Hoi The affair wns most informal, nnd lywood, California, where he will cn MK and Mrs. J. K. Umbnck, of Or­ was one of n number of farewell par­ m • lando, ore in the city for a brief so­ ties being given in honor of Miss Rich, journ, guests of the Hotel Seminole/ who bus been in charge of tho wom­ merits. The place cards were hand painted with rose buds carrying out —Tlmes-Unlon. * » an’s department of the Florida Timestho color scheme of pink and green Union for n number of years, having Rcfrcshmcnta of brick cream am , Mrs. John Lochncr and Mrs. Best of resigned that position to become edi­ \Cleroiont, are the guests of the for- tor of tho Independent Woman, tho cuke were served. The guests, who included numben pm V AmughVer, Mrs. Terry Jernigan official organ of the Federation of cf the Roof Gurdcn Club nnd wen a t.h cj homo on Sanford Heights. Business and Professional Women's Miss Mamie Kntc Williams, honorce Clubs. Missc's Mary Kula nnd Annie Belli Thr many friends of Miss Cather­ Enjoying the nffalr Inst evening Dyson, Kathleen Brady, Julia Laing ine Wikeiy will be glad to know that were tho honorec nnd about thirty oth­ Virginia De ’Course)’, Clntn Mlllen she la expected to arrive here Monday er members of the locnl club.—TimesAdelc Itines, Rutli Whittle, Mnfiom New York nnd will spend somo Union. Steele, Essie Whittle, Maureen Ech tlmo,(irrc ns tho geest of her sister, ols, Lcoln King and Mrs. Charles An Mrs. W .'S'. Thigpen. MATINEE PARTY derson. Among the many prenuptial affairs _____ 1 Mrs. E. E. Hogan, of 205 Oak ave­ with which Miss Mamie Kate Wil­ LEAVING FOR COLLEGE * , nue, left yrstcrdny for Asheville, N. liams was honored, one of the most Sanford is indeed proud of tho largo C. Mrs. Hogan is one of the oldest delightful, was the Mntinoo Party members of the loci.I telephone office, given by Miss Jeanette Laing at the number of girls nnd boys leaving for the various colleges. Somo have al­ has beon >et1o of the lon< distance op­ Milnne Theatre. erators for I’aovarol years. She will Following the show, the guests re­ ready gone, while tho rest will lo&vo take a two months vacation in the paired to the home of the hostess, next week. Miss Anna DuBosc leaves Tucsdn) ' mountains for her health. which had been beautifully decorated for Converse College, at Spartnnburg for tho occasion. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar ami Httlo In tho dining room, tho Ince cover­ S. C., Misses Margaret Zachary, Lcnr son Ralph returned home from ed tea table was centered with n large Belle Iiagnn nnd Dorothy Grumbler Waynesboro, Va., where Mrs. Tolur wedding cake, topped with u minia­ leave Monday for Sullins College andjson spent tho past six weeks. Mrs. ture bride and golden wish bone. Sus­ Bristol, Va., Miss Frances. Dutton Tolar Joined Mr. and Mrs. George Fox pended from the chumlclicr were cun­ goes to Queen’s College, nt Charlotte, and Mrs. AiUmi of Miami, and motor­ ning cupids of various sizes. In cut­ N. C., Misses Dcmnriun Munson ant ed through vtho Shenandoah Valley. ting the cake, In which were hidden Elizabeth Flowers leuvo Scptcmbci Mjs.: Tolar aiso^^^nt a week in symbols, tho ring and thimble w«ro 15th for Atlanta; Miss Maude Lake Spottsylvanis, Va., as tho guest of both cut by Misa Essie Whittle, Miss returned to Stunrt Hall, Staunton, VaMisses Sarah Wheclis, Ella Mary Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frasier. Clara Millcn cutting the dime. Muerhcad, Mae Holly, Ethel and Flor­ A short musical program was ren­ Mr. and Mra. Hdnry McLaulin will dered, after'which tho guests were in­ ence Henry, Helen Vcrnay, and Lila leave Monday over the Coaat Line for vited into the dining room for refresh- Murrell goes to the Woman’s College ht Tallahassee. Misses Dorothy Stokes, Iris Britt, Elizabeth Garrison and Charles and Edward Henderson will go to Stetson University at De­ Land. Leaving for the University of Flor­ ida nt Gainesville are Robert ThrashCOOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD rr, James Sharon, Reuben Mason, ■Whowa Starting at 7:30 and 0:15 P. M.--------------- ■ Otis Cobb, and Victor McLaulln.. Robert Holly goes to C. M. L A. nt Hendersonville, N. C.; Wallace Bell will go to Erskin College, at Due West, S. C.; Robert Denton returned to Washington-Lee in Virginia. lilane Theatre... \ DUSTIN FARNUM MARKCT REPORT < l tr T h r Prr««l f _ i g ht NOTICE—TRANSPORTATION OF , SCHOOL PUPILS . Bids for the transportation of the pupils on the Upnala routo will be re­ reived at tho office of H. C. DuBosc, chairman of the Doard of School rustees nt 10:00 a. m. Saturday, Sopmbor lEth, 1023.# Each.tld must be accompanied by a certified check for Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00). ’ l T. W. LAWTON, . 9-l-8-2tc Superintendent DO Y0U_W0NDER? Prof. McKny says there should be n law against giving nut deadly, weapons at tho Milnne Theater—Mrs.* Mnxlmutn McKay was presented with a rolling Minimum pin at the Country Store drawing last No rain.. night. . Posters arc being distributed an­ nouncing that Hon. Sidney J. Cntts will spesk In Sanford next Tuesday, September 11, at 8 p. m. Piaco of meeting is not known at present, but will bo.announccl later. , Young children arc litUc people .who run everything nround the 'houiic ex­ cept orrands. - • Asks His Lady, "That I'm a Be­ liever in Cardai?”—Had . Been So Weak She Had . to Go to Bed. • . Osawttotnle, Kana.—Mrs. E. E. Kent, formerly of Illlnofag residing here, says: "We moved to this slate, eleven years ago, And I had good health for a long while; and then some year or so ago 1 had a bad sick spell. . . . ’• "1 got soweak I couldn’t go. I couldn't stand on my lectatall. 1 had to.go to bed. I suffered a great deal. I was so nervous I felt 1 couldn't live. I tried medicines, and everything: had the beif of attention, yet I wasn’t able to get up. I lay for three months, not able to do anything. "My husband la a bill poster and has circulars distributed. One day theta chanced to be a Ladies Birthday Almansc among his circulars. I read It, add told some oi the family to get me a bottle ol Cardui. . . . . it all other medicines and took II Jallhfullv, and two weeks from ic time I began to take Cardui I waa out of;bed— bed—better than than for for monlhs. ___ William ~ -IN - ' ‘O’MALLEYOFTHE MOUNTED’ —A1,80- International Newu. One Day Old — : M O N D A Y__ . Motion Pictures of ih* mt.. “Male and Female BUCKING MULES a n d ~ ^ £ : picturce of all the prlr.elp.1 »t the Lake Monroe Celebrities Princess Friday 8it^ PJctureo of the Elks’ P.nd, £ Jay. If you were at Monro* ^will be in the pictures. COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WOW School tcachorz ahould girt ft, somo advice to children who coughs as did this Florid, tewhe, * recommend FOLEY’8 HONEY AS§ TAIt to tho children in my icka who had the ’flu* and good rtsdU ennic whenever it was used," wrft« Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okcechobe*, Flor. Ida. Foley’s Honey and Tar conUIp no opiates. Ingredients printed * tho wrapper* Quickly relieves col*; coughs nnd croup. Sold everywhere —Adv. - NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 8.-C otton closed today nt 27.10 to 18, Dccombcr Tho Hill Implement nnd Supply '27-10 to 1G. Company call attention to the merlte of tho new Shingic-Dcslgn roofing, • Furs and fur coats will bo about which costa only half ns much as tbreo arguments nnd ono crying spell shingles, costs less to apply and higher this fall. , wears ns long. Sec their ad in an­ other column. Bosses arc people who don't know as m ich as you and hold their Jobs Churchwcll’s nrc still harping on by handshaking. ' hoes. This firm is very proud of ho big trade they have secured and ■□■■■■■■■■■M aaaiHaaBnaaaaH »re always on the lookout for real ANNOUNCEMENT rargains to offer their customers, Br.ck home. Will be glad to hsn fou will lose money if you fnll to my friends call and sec me for fire ead their advertisement each day in "I kepi It up and conlinued to Improw t ... j ,if„ „nv . . 17 lUITwas a well woman. his paper. ’flam___________ _____ ... :jauw. aim uro . insurance. Several bos*. "Do you wonder that I am a bdievet c" for * Bargains.—W. J. Thl|. in Cardui? I certainly am. And I am iui pen. i>““138-Ctc Tho Ball Hardware Company has sure there is no better tonic made lor ---------.omething that will interest everybody ft)I> Tho Herald for first class Job work, women than Cardui." NC-151 n Seminole county as they have r.tnrtd a profit sharing stunt nnd with A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU nch cash purchase you will get n leket and at the end of every month here will be n drawing of the tickets MILANE THEATRE hat arc and hnvc been accumulated SUNDAY NIGHT, ’uring the month nnd the lucky numicr that is drawn will receive $10 in SEPT. 9, 7:45 ratio on anything or for anything hat they have in the store, so lie sure Subject: nd snve nil of your cash receipts ns hey will be good ns a chance on tho "THE PERPLEXITY OF THE :10.0<1 in trade to lie given nway each GREAT NATIONS OF TODAY .nd every month. Also thnt the Bnll —THE ONLY HOPE" Inrdwtftc Company is there with the 'oods when It comes to keeping up F. H. DUDLEY •;ith .tho pace tijnt ninkes Sanford EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. , 00k like nnd is like a real big city for CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. hey h*V# changed the arrangement of their store around and installed s a s a a s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s a s s s a s s a s s s s s a a s N s s s s s s s s s s s s s iis u n many other fixtures that will help you B a a a iiB a a a B a a a a a B s s s s s s B a a a a a a B a a a s s a B B a a a B B s s a a a a B B a a a a a s a il aa a a B aaa aaaa ■■■■■■#■ and the forco in their efforts to give you the best service. Call around and let them tell you all about the new plan that they have started. They will always give you a square deal on all of your purchases. ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS The Sallic Harrison Chapter of the laughters of the American Ilevoluion thru the generosity of their rcjent, Mm. Annn M. DcForreat, will iward to the High School student vriting the best emtny on the followng subject: ‘ "The Constitution, How It Was Mnilc nnd by Winfn, nnd It’# Effect in the World.’’ A prize of fifteen dollars. The papers must be turned into he chairman, Mrs. John I.eonnrdl by Innuury 1st, 1024. Essays must be typewritten nnd on ine side of the paper only. Any High School pupil is eligible. Prizes will bo awarded at the George Washington Party of (he Daughters of the American Revolu­ tion, Feb. 22nd, 1924. A prize of ten dollars will be givjMi the Colored High School upon the same conditions. This prize will ho awarded by the chairman on the day selected by their principal. MRS. B. J. STARLING, Reporter. ■mi Stoes for the Whole Family and at Prices’ Worth While MEN’S DROWN OXFORDS, Bal or Blue, at, per pair ...:.............. ..............*........--$3.50 ................. ................................ .. • A thrilling western melodrama Sunshine Comedy—**0apdy Dan"; Fox News; Mult & JcfF —------- —-------------~M O N D A Y-- ' •-----• . .. : .. > • J \ •• -• . 1* Amulcur Night—5 Acta of Vaudeville ‘ ' "COUNTERFEIT LOVE" . J"V • A drama oi’ Dj:cie, Romance and Lovo • HAROLD LLOYD / </ Y * ' • -V In "HIS RpTVAL SLYNESS" ■ ■ * f o :c n e w s . ------ - ■ ifc - 4 - U -------------- .------ ---------------- ------ MONDAY—5 Ajr.rS OF VAUDEVILLE V WEDNESDAY— FAMILY NIGHT SPECIAL MATINEE, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND fi(AfftJRDAY 4 * *• < Special Mimic to all Pictures .10 nnd 20 Cents 10 and 15 Cents PRICES WRIST WATCHES MEN’S WATCHES 15 JEWEL Octagon, 20-yenr, gunrnnteed* Original price $18.75 Special 7 TO 21 JEWEL Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin and alj’Standard $9.75 25% OFF . M akes MEN’S DROWN OR DLACK OXFORDS, Dal or Blue, at, per pair ............ ................ .......I®*®® LADIES* DROWN OR BLACK OXFORDS or 1-STRAP PUMPS, ot, per pair........ W-50 LADIES* TWO-TONE SPORT OXFORDS or 1-STRAP PUMPS, at, per pair ........... I5-00 CHILDREN’S BROWN OXFORDS, Extension Soles, sizes 5 to 11, at, per p air..... CHILDREN’S TWO-TONE PATENT and NUDE, 1-STRAP PUMPS, Extension Soles, 1*' sizes 5 to 11, at, per pair..................... ............................;........ | ......... ............ ....... $ ^ 0 MISSES' BROWN OXFORDS, Extension Soles, sizes l i f t to 2 ,at, per pair .J.A.Vi.. |-MISSES’ TWO-TONE PATENT and NUDE J-STRAP PUMPS, Extension 8olftS,sI»^i ’ L ’ 2. «;• P*r pair ............. .......................................... !...... ...... ................ j,r ..f ... DIAMONDS BLUE WHITE, PERFECT V4 TO l'/2-K . OFF 15% OFF On regular prices un display-in window. Expert on repairing W ashes, Jewellery,«Diamond Mount tags Made to Order • Welaka P. WEINBERG, Prop. Zs' s » s L O u ij L 7.U V» lil- tf V r L ,v . .. »tki.’O* ■ ■ ■ ■ m il �i M U 't n M lM M li.tl'lM IM n iH THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1923 fV*(W»i* m ill «•' abld at some bank in ihe City of New ' i rt • i »)« ' I dm York, State of New’Yorlc, In lawful ID money of the United States of Amer­ raM irtU *tw y « » »■>»» WH»« r f oas 01 ways aro to be removed from #-r « (k* H m M ica; said bonds shall be signed by the road to government hospitals for l U c M d * A T I , ta k fa Mayor of the City of Sanfordt Florida, war veterans. If the plan of Direc­ nnd by the Clerk of the City of San­ The Herald Printing Co, tor Ilincii meets the approval of Con­ ford, Florida, and shall have affixed gress, an honorable discharge will rn u K H n i thereto tho seal of the City of San­ R . 4 noLfcT. -BO Mat be sufficient to admit any veteran M. J. ....I m t l i r r - T n a i r t r tatp the nearest government hospital ford, Florida, and the interest IK* A*iKKKI« ■■■«■ ----—General N iM |ir coupons to bo attached to said bonds N. ■■ ItO L l.Y - A llM lil for free treatm ent The( question an shall be signed with the engraved or U m t t e l w IU In M a li to whether his illness is duo to in­ Affllrallaa lithographed fac-simlle signatures of juries received 'in the wnr or to other the said Mayor and tho said Clerk. p u ses, vwill no longer fcfTect hit Section 6. That the Mayor of the rfglit for treatment. This* question t is *// r/ City of Sanford, Florida,( ia hereby hah been' the basis of many* a heart­ ■lx I n t l a instructed, authorised and' empower­ ache and much ill feeling among the D a l l m t A l a C ity b y C a r r i e r ed to cail an election to determine tho eervldc man, n^d'.its proposed elimi­ question of tho issuance of the bonds x * a k lc i t - to l H - y a f i W a a k lr IIe r - nation will be more' than cheerfully aM n l l n l r f a r m Sentinel# C n a i y provided for by this ordinance. greeted by thousands of them. It is Wl a . W M lakal a a a ry K rU a y . ■ A i n r * •I. —it, .,rAllalaar ralaa l u l l k a o rta oa n n pllra- thought that tho expense of trying to Section 0. That the) ’form of tho lla a . H A I par yaar. alrraya la a lT a a a r. determine this problem hnn been ballot for said election' thrill bo os t u b associatkd r n w n greater to. the govorament'than the follows, to-wit: 6 « v j u B r s . ’foVrap* MERRY WIDOW, the original Ih. « U n .t a . U W f-d * . tV a l l nawa dl»p«ti.-h*n rrrd lia d to It Of cost of free treatment Will bi'. "FOR THE APPROVAL of that not otharwlaa credited In thla paper Bclf-riilng floor, contains the flour. certain Ordinance of tho City of San­ r and alao the local nawa published haraln. ford, Florida, entitled, » Each piece of fresh news increases A ll r i g h t s i t r a - p u b l l e a t l o n o f ap a c la l l l r p n t r h e s h a r a l n a r a a la o r n a s rv n d . 'An Ordinance Providing For An the extent and horor of the catatw * * i m e n a m w m t.m w n . p h a a a t u Issue Of Bonds By The City Of San­ stropc that has befallen Jnpan—the TO AUV KH TINH IlHi It Is. economical too. A nickel's ford, Florida, In Tho Sum Of Five Kingdom." While the In caaa o f arrora o r ommlaalon In "Flowery worth of MERRY WIDOW xnsa than In 1910. Try it. Ym, lo ca l or othar advertisements The forces of tho world ns developed by Thousand Dollars, The Proceeds To Self-Rising Flour makes win never change. Ask for h Herald P rin t in g Company tinea not regular size biscuits.*h**_Jt3 This by Thla name. 11 Be Derived From Tho Sale Thereof hold Itaalf liable fo r dam age further men can do nothing to stay the earth­ means wholesome bread at than tba amount racalved f o r euch mlTo Be Used To Purchase Furniture, Ford Flour Co., Nashville, Tens. vartlaam enta., __________________________ quake or to hold back the destruc­ minimum cost. Fixtures And Equipment For Tho tive forces of Qio elements when they MERRY WIDOW Self-Rising I Fotelyn Atlvertlelna h t p r t w n U l l n Flour la made by the Ford Floor After all has been said the winter Municipal Library,’* are bent on a stupendous destruction cst stores, hut they know the vnluo | T H E AM ERICAN PK E 33 ASSOCIATION Company, millers since 1895, like this, tho entire world will be of publicity, and publicity mndo them climate of south Florida is so far nnd FOR BONDS." ’"AGAINST THE APPROVAL of superior to that of southern Califor­ moved by the ono Impulse of sym­ great. pathy. If there' is nnything that Advertising begets confidence, nnd nia or any other poTtlon of jthat that certain Ordinance of the City of stoto ns to make comparisons a mat- Sanford, Florida, entitled, gloriflos the rulers of the nations of An old book says, "Let another, and the earth ond their peoples who uni­ the greater tho space tho greater the tor of ridicule. South Florida has *An Ordinance Providing For An confidence—the public then believes not thine own lips praise thee.” Tho versally endorso their expressed senti­ that the merchant believes in himself tho flneat winter climntc on the Am­ Issue Of Bonds By The City Of candidates for governor who profess ments, it is tho unanimous expres­ nnd his goods—provided, however, erican -contjnent. But to view the Sanford, Florida, In Tho Sum Of Five to believe that book nhould follow ita sions of sympathy and proffer of that the merchant realizes that his alluring bathing beach scenes in Cali­ Thousand Dollars, The Proceeds To muie w m m teachings, then the people would have hclf th.n t, is Roi"? to the signature to nn advertisement is fornia at mid-winter,-produced in pic Be Derived From The Salo Thereof ends of tho world nt this time. How­ signed with the same sincerity and turea by tho American railroads, ono To Bo Used To Purchase Furniture, much more respect for them. Muy ever proud and selfish we mny feel intent nnd purpose ns if he were would take it for nn accepted fact Fixtures And Equipment For Tho the Lord deliver us from the hraggnrt, in times of apparent security and sen- signing a bond. that surf bathing in the’Pacific ocean Municipal Library,’ and AGAINST the self-inflated man, the man whose sons of prosperity, in "the wreck of An advertisement is a bond of s c r v - 1 J f l n u a r y , February and March BONDS.” was. a perpetual joy. But take it Section 7. This ordinance nhalt be­ stock in trade is bragging on him­ matter npd crash of worlds" like this ice nnd value. from one who has passed it up time come efTcctiva immediately .upon its the world is all akin. . Id self. and again during those months of final passage and adoption. f *9 RAILROADS GIVING FLORIDA '|*ft constant changes, bathing along Cali­ Adopted this 31st day of August, CyO• RAW DEAL. ADVERTISING. J»K Governor McCray of Indiana, has fornia benches in mid-winter is out A. D. 1923K H U IG 1IT A M I l'A K H K X G K Il K RHVICR. mado an assignment, not of the gov­ FORREST LAKE, of tho question, snvo for an occasion­ Senator Tom Campbell, president From Jacksonville One Way In a little New England town many From Jackaonville One Way ernorship, but of his personal affairs. al athlete who flirts with ice baths S. O. CHASE, ATLANTIC CITY .......... $38.44 - NIAGARA FALLS ....... $0.12 of the corporation which owns nnd years ago, a woman was brewing n He is or has been a farmer on a large and frigid water sprays with the C. J. MARSHALL, BALTIMORE, MD. ........ . 30.90 NEW YORK, N. Y.......... 3651 BOSTON. MASS.......... .. 42.52 scale. His holding amount to 15,000 concoction on the kitchen stove and publishes the Sarasota Times, has mental indifference of n bronze sta­ As the City Commission of the City PHILADELPHIA. PA..... 3I.3S CHICAGO. ILL. .............. 43.48 PITTSBURGH, l’A. sax) acres of choice farm lands and he has selling it to those who felt that it just returned from an extended tour tuette. of Sanford, Florida. of the country, principally tho west CLEVELAND. 0 ............... 39.31 had certain medicinal values. By vir­ SAVANNAH, GA. . 6 00 cattle-paper amounting to $500,000. Bathing in the waters of Sarasota Attest: DETROIT, MICH.............. 41.93 TOLEDO, ().'.................. 41.71 anil northwest, nnd he brings back tue of painful economics this woman He evidently is not ono of those who ELMIRA, N. Y................. 38.93 WASHINGTON, I). C___ 31.71 beach is an every-day enjoyment and I*. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) believe that the complaint of the saved $80 in the course of n year; and ample confirmation of the clinrge posaibility. Not only every day s n i n r . i t i : \ m i s i u x k a i i k .i City Clerk. TO »farming business is simply a state she conceived the idea of branching which has been mndo frequently by throughout the winter seasons, but 9-5-10-17-24; 10-1-8-Ctc T t a l t l i n o r n ............................... .......... ............. $49.51 this newspaper—thnt the • railroads out by risking the savings in pub­ I ’h l l n r t c l p l i l n ..... ..........................;..._............... S5.no of mind anl all that is necessary Is every day in the year. And our I l o n l o n ...... ............... ............................... .. 71.74 to "sit tight.” On the other hand he licity, to exploit her patent medicine arc not giving Florida n fail deal. He golfing is unsurpassed in winter, Sam Baumcl writes the Herald from T i c k e t s In r lu ilf l n i c n l n ( e x c e p t t i c k e t s f o r H avuntiiiti. (In.) All room* on makes a striking comparison of the A l l i 'u t i n n y u n i t D c C k s liI r o n m l s u m o r o o m s o n o t h a r s t c u i n c r s carry depresses the belief that he is the over a greater field. New York City that he arrived on with nd^fdlriy season such as Califor­ e x tra d in n ers. victim of tho general economic condi­ She vested with her son the plac- inducements which nre offered to at­ nia hnd> to contend with, to drive Broadway all right and that the SnlllnK* r » r llnlllm nrr vln Snllltiss for rhllsitrlphlii tract people to California, and! ttys Natnnnnh BiOO |\ M. aa '. » « Kavauaah .7 HKJ !•. M. , Jng of the small advertisement with tions affecting agriculture. “bright lights" gleam as brilliantly ns folks to th* fireplace and the warmer 8 8 M e r r i m a c k , A u k . 71. Kepi. 3d local newspuper, und he carried the lack of all effort in behnlf of Fldfiqai embrace of arvovercoat. If tho Am­ Rcfore Prohibition, but that the same 8 8 P e r s i a n . A u k . 22. 8 e p t . 1-12-22 13-SI. ----------- o—--------8 8 . C r e t m i . A u k - 25. S e p t . 5 - 1 5 - 2 0 —except on the part of one western 8 8 K s s e x . A u k - 27. S e p t. C I 7 - : ; fflO with him ns ensh payment. 8 8 A l l e K l i a n y , A u k . 23, S e p t . XSS l l o u a r i l . A u k . 30, Sept. 3. erican railroads would quit giving pep is not displayed. He saya he is ■Now that Mexico nnd the United railroad. We reproduce his state­ 1 S -2 9 . 8 8 I l e r k n h l r e , Kept. 10. The fnmily feverishly nwaited the promise purchasing an elegant fall line of States are both back into the union— A u t o m o b i l e s c a r r i e d o n nil s t e n m e r a . ( I n e l u i l I n K r l n . n l r u n on AlinSigning of the weekly newspaper that ment printed in the last issue the wearing apparel for the fetninino sex K h n n r Hint I t r r L k h l r r . l F ull In fo rm a tio n on req u est. a union of peace that jjhoulil nnjd would carry the Arsi meeengc nt dhc J: n ■VTAirn. ’4 e v n t ; ....................... • '" P .’ M nrAlt.lY.'fSra. 4 ( 1. _J Jn Salford, nnd wijl be glad ttt""gttt' doubtless wllgigrew wiUr friendship) T l r k r t O tflr r nml P lrr, hOO 13. liny Ml., Jnrkminrllle, Trlepkonr (ION " AlTB.OOflri.nTo'Tlrlp *th r o u g h S o oDicncy’of^LyilftT Er'PinfJmm’iTfcam*?>nck to Florida ngain. the ritixens of each nation mny fori l s as * west and back home ngain is quite population within the next five years get whatever errors that limy have pound. Imngino their consternation upon an experience. During the pust five would he five millions. been made by the lenders of cithet weeks it hnH been our pleasure to oh or both in their efforts to protect opening the pnper to see u whole serve tountlesa things of interest nnd what seemed to each to be its duty page spread—the entire $Q0 spent in instructive value, especially with ref­ one big flash. Mr's. Pinkhum rushed and right. Peace like charity should erence to the California Hpirit of get­ begin nnd bo most assiduously cul­ to tire newspaper office to learn why ting thingH dune—of putting things the money entrusted to them to cover H — tivated at home, nnd the freindly over the top, s o tto speak. We’ve lived AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR feelings expressed by the govern­ n campaign of advertising was used in California nnd such revelations AN ISSUE p F BONDS BY THE ments for each other, should he por­ ine one mighty surge. It was learned were not new to us, but the seeming­ CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, there that the son gave no instruc­ trayed in the attitude of the two peu IN THE SU$f«OF FIVE THOUS­ tions as to the amount of space or ly unbelievable explanation and de­ pies towards each other. velopment of southern California AND DOLLARS, THE PROCEEDS length of time of the ndverisement. With tears in her eyes Mrs. Pink- within the past two years must lx* TO BE DERIVED FROM THE It was in anuther state. The candi­ ham went .home bemoaning that her seen to be fully .appreciated. SALE THERftOF TO BE USED date was telling of the great things venture in business.was at an end; There are no laggards in the Cali­ TO PURCHASE} FURNITURE, he had done und what he had suffer­ hut, as she approached her house, she fornia procession—no drones. The FIXTURES EQUIPMENT ed. He said he had, an a s'lldii r walk­ noticed u crowd gathered there. secret is not alone of publicity nnd FOR THE MUNICIPAL LI­ ed the frozen ground marching to BRARY. They were seeking her compound. tons of it—hut co-operation, faith, fight the enemy nml left his blood in They came in such numbers that her team work, unselfishness, supreme his foot prints. That be htul slept in supply was fiminished shortly and confidence in the main objective; nnd, BE IT ENACTED !1Y THE PEOPLE the open with nothing but the canopy she resorted to railing in her neigh­ last but not least, tho wonderful co­ OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, of heaven for n covering. At the bors to help her meet the demand. operation and exploitation of Ameri­ FLORIDA: close of his oration in which he brag­ She profite'd many times $00 that can railroads. If one-third the rail­ Section 1. Thqt.the City Commis­ ged about himself, nn old funner week and from then on her business road syntein of tho eastern states sion of tho City of Sanford, Florida, The principal husinesa of a hank, be to Commorcinl or Savings, is tho rim e up and said: "Did you say you grew ns fast as floor space nnd equip­ would consent to do for Florida 33 deems it expedient and to tho best investment of other people's money. Aside from its capital stock apd sur­ per cent of whut they arc now doing interest of tho City of Sanford, Flor­ had done trod the frozen ground till ment could be supplied. you left your life’s blood in your plus, the funds of n bank are the property of its depositors. I.ydiu E. Pinkhum was at ono time and have been doing for some time in ida, to'lxsuo bonds of tho City of tracks"? "Yes nir, 1 did," replied tho better known than tho President of behalf of California, us regards *|>oc- Sanford,.Florida, in the srim of Five • politician. "Did you sny you hud slept the United States. Sho made mil­ ial excursion and home-seekers’ rates, Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars, the A bank thnt loans it« money to any one without proper security and the state of Florida wouldn’t be able proceeds derived from tho salo of tn the frozen earth witli no kiver but lions upon millions of dollars. £ the canopy of heaven"? "That I regardless of the safety of such loans mny for a time flourish like n green This is told to emphasize tho fact to hold the population that would lo­ said bonds to be- used for tho fol­ did my friend." "Well I be dud burn­ that too little advertising expendi­ cate here permanently in tho next lowing municipal purpose, to-wit: hay tree hut it is surely building ita structure on a foundiRion of SAND. ed if you hain’t did enough for your ture is a poor investment. The larg­ few years. To purchnso furniture, fixtures and California has the "pull" and Flor­ equipment fur the- Mariicipal Library country, and I’ll vote for the other est stores are tho greatest advertis­ feller." So suy we all. Section 2. That it Is tha determina­ A Bank should ALWAYS think of the safely of its Depositors money ers, not because they arc the great- ida has the enst const "drag.” If you doubt it just watch such railroads ns tion of the City dimmission that the FIRST nnd absolutely refuse to loan money to anyone not financially re­ the Santa Fc, ns we have in recent sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) sponsible nnd only on the best of security. weeks, running its solid Pullman Dollars will bo rg^Olrcd to ptirchusc trains in three sections to accommo­ the necessary furniture, fixtures and date the tremendous amount of traf­ equipment for tho Municipal Library, Whut the people should demand FIRST nnd foremost of ANY hank is fic from the east to tho alluring west. I and the funds to be derived from the the absolute safety of their deposits. You cannot pick up n magazine or a salo of said proposed istue of bonds metropolitan newspaper without con­ is hereby appropriated exclsively for fronting the proaganda of railroads said puprose. Things Worth "While Picked Up Along the Way; Borne From In our relatiojj with the public we consider this bank nets ns n Trus­ Section 3. That a bond Issue in tho concerning their special inducements Peoe Long Ago Laid Down; Borne From" Pone of Later I)aye. tee for every deposit made with us and ns such we consider ourselves di­ to visit California. In all our travels sum of Fivo Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars, for tho municipal purpose we found but ono railroad exerting rectly responsible to our depositors for the safety and accessibility of tho any effort or spending any money to enumerated and specifically set forth THE END OF THE ROAD funds left in our trust. create business for Florida points, in Section One, of | this ordlnanco, bo ! • » »• nM 1 ri •J9 * * * . . i i 1 f > • ** • ** ugd, that ono exception proved to be and the same is hereby authorized, What if the load be hard to -bear HfcVL provided, however, that before said the III Inoil C en tral—a railroad with And weary tho way and far, We have absolutely no excuse to'offer for refusing to loan ourUept^I - 1 a vision, ri<»w spending millions on its bonds, or any part of aald bonds shall I have a dream that I* wondrous fair, * tors’ ifioney on any hut the highest class of security and In this'restriction • 1 route frorito. Chicago to Jacksonville be issued, this ordinance shall b« fi™1 A hope like a shining star; we are simply carrying out our policy that every hanking transaction mUstr ' to prepare for the forthcoming tour- approved by a majority vote of *he After the dark of the night ia fled, 1st season and other seasons yet to. olactora oi tha City of Sanford, FlorIn the dawn of a day thut’a new be conducted with the realization th at thc% bank’s first duty is ta its deposi­ Ida, actually juirticipaUng In an elec­ come. I will see through the glow of the path ahead tors. Vr Its splendidly illustrated and hand­ tion to bo called and held at such The end of the road—and you. 1 BE somely colored booklets on vacation timo and in such manner as is pre­ days in Florida were everywhere in scribed -by the charter and the ordi­ The end of tho road, and reat at last H),*' cvidcnco and vastly attractive in de­ nances of the City of Sanford, Florida, And happiness past compare. Section 4. That 'said bonds shall scriptive m atter arid lllutitration. The peace of the dawn about you cast * bo of t|)a denomination of One Thous­ General Passenger Agent Lanigan, * The gold of the aun In your hair. It,, and Dollars each, bearing Interest at P e o p l e s Ra n k o r San fo rd who visited Sarasota last winter as A haven I hope for love’s abode, BO ths guest of Ralph Capias, is said to the rate of Five and one-half per Rosea and birds and (Jew. bo responsible for this splendid propa­ centum per annum, interest payable This la my heaven—tho end of the road, Mi ganda. And Lanigan, by the way, is semi-annually on tha first days of The end of the road—arid you. an outstanding figure in American July and January; said issua of bonds —J. P. McEvdy. railroad methods, of bidding for pub­ to be dated July Sod. 1®23, and to ijr >»• lic favor and patronage* a young mature July 1st. iMft; both principal ik jiff and interest of said bonds to be payman, but a genius. comes from Waahington SanfordDulyHerald thatA report the red tape and all other de- “K I D S ir . P© H is m Take a ^ood look at the bad —~ a n d rem em b er i t S S s tte w R u x s -*• {S e lf-R is in g F lo u r e9lourP/ntftoa, Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. ORDINANCE NO. 58 Other People’s M oney SENTIMENT-Old and New • % ? * * �—Tj---».!' J . > . ,’j * iJ; .. species os small *a a ‘nitokc. . ^Theri! orTquccxejnto ctack or canny in (tho aro opossums without the pouch, In wall or pcrtthiio behind n window fac­ which case the mother will' carry her ing. But no ono-wanti to keep them . . young. on_ her J>ack,_thcir tails colled out. l.i: Birds mound her long tall of the prehenstedsire .Changes, Better fag Per lble typo, adapted for grasping or Florida was once rich in tha wild form slice, Cbm fort and AppearBy MOSES FOLSOM oiling and holding. bird^ llfe.^ W.lthin its borders and on Khce hfade. The open season for hunting Wild Tho dec r of Florida is a small specu­ its waters naturalists hove records of game in Florida begins In November la or whlto over 275 gpocies. Some of these, the The new. Hnpmobflc recently an- nnd ends in March. Hunters are re­ les of tgc common tnfled variety aclentlfichlly termed a mocking bird, red winged black bird nounced, calls to mind that eachVnow quired ’to have licenses arid persons “Cariacus Virglnianus." It is a mem­ and quail wcto once numbered in the Hupp model has contained many im- who go hunting should know some­ millions. Enormous inroads were made ber of an extensive family of aqlmnls proverrients and refinements over thing of the state laws and of the each previous one and is tho result federal migratory bird law. Certain of which the Elk is tho largest Amor-, on tlie wild bird population In the of 15 years of exclusive copccntration counties Jiavo restrictions not common icon form. Deer are found in all p*r$s gathering, of feathers- for the milllnqf the world except In South Afrjen fcry trade, In fact, no other stale equal­ by Hupp engineers .on the, four-cylin­ to the Ma^cTriTgonoral. » and lAustrUlfa. Deer hunting is latt led it.- Mon-laJoints etui soil arming der principle iti qualify manufacture. The msweatjETupmobilo is only the V There, nip no large and dtngoroUs interesting kport In Florida. The mhat the gulf islands nnd Florida keys fcnsixth modernas built-in 18 years o*f wild nphiiaH, ns in tropical countries, Ipi peapoq, la good and the skin has grged in killing birds for tha skins and feathers and sent north to dec­ « its history, the .others being known except perhaps, the hear and the w!«jj seme, value. orate the hats of fashionable women. The..rabbits of Florida, and there's as the "20,” “52 " “K”, “N i> h il “R." No binKfouml on the beaches wero plenty,of them, arc the common Am­ Officials of>'\Ke corpoiyition do not erican grey variety known ns tho Cot­ immune from the guns of feather consider ft advisable to make annual ton tail. They belong to tho rodent huntqVs. MjBI&rq were killed. changes In their models, a THUCtiee Wild large sire and One family of burrowing animals and^thc that many other manufacturers have entirilf.'ar/iwdbt! found in the forest­ technical classification of the cotton adopted in recent years. Instead, tail Is “Lupus Sylvaticus.” Rabhits ed ^ebtluarof^thc state. This argues they have made improvements on the .ViMeties do well. Our ellmodels then being .produced just as at other points in tho state. Fossils are rapid breeders and . in Australia that matc/’jbi^ to bird life. If when they wero introduced they be­ better engineering meth- of these old time mongers are to be quickly youn^ttfrMjis {arc kept warm and came a scourge, having no natural seen Tn the Interesting collection of ods were discovered ,and offered com­ plete new cars only when extensive the state geologist nt Tallahassee, animal enemy. They arc destructive free ns jrossllile Trom being wet the which should be seen by nil visitors betterments were devised. Each of these models has repre­ to the state caplto!. They should also sented an outstanding forward step see tho collection of tho spoils of the in engineering accomplishment, low­ sen made by tho shellfish commission­ er service cost and improved per­ er. Animals formance over every previous mode], factory, records show. Each, though The bears of Florida belong to n successful, has seen that success sur­ small species of tho "Ursus Ameripassed by the newer model, the rec- cnmis.’ Our boar has a give toed foot ords also show, A a natural consc- armed with sharp claws and has a quence, sales of each model have beno short tall and shaggy hair of- blackish larger than thoso of any previous color. It feeds on insects; roots, HupmobUe. fruits, etc Individuals have been killTho new car's Inlttnl showings od weighing as high as <100 pounds. throughout the country, to the pub­ Bear hunting is an interesting event. lic, to distributors nnd dealers, nnd They sometimes do a little hustling to merchandising experts associated themselves by capturing pfney woods with the industry aroused such fa­ pigs that forage too near the benr'a vorably comment that 0. C. Hutchin­ home in the swamps. It is not dang­ son, gtncral sales •manager, ordered erous except when wounded. 20,000 of them built before the end Tho raccoon, commonly known ns of the year, which means capacity "coon," Is a night prowler, Is related operations for the main plant at De­ to tho benr family, but quite differ­ troit, as well ns nil Hupp subsidiaries, ent from the opossum. The American ns soon as possible. variety is scientifically termed “ProcThe principal changes Improving ybn lotor.” It is grayish brown with performance arc in the crankshaft black cheek patch nnd has n black and reciprocating parts—including, nnd while ringed tail. It is easily particularly, duralumin connecting domesticated, its furry skin gives it rods and alumninum alloy pistons— some value, nnd it is the source of a camshaft, cooling and oiling system, good doal of sport by night hunting clutch, transmission and bearings. parties. The crankshaft changes arc particu­ The common or Virginia opossum: larly emphasized in driving, freedom "Didclephys Virgininna” has n range from vibration • being readily appar­ from Virginia to Brazil nnd Florida ent, officials declare. The crankshaft woods aro full qf them. Cqlloqulnlly is counterbalanced, nnd its weight it-is known ns “possum." It has a incrcnscd from fl2 1-2 pounds to soft whitish and gray furry eont with 57 1-2 pounds to oiiminate all ten­ hlnck cars and feet and is esteemed v- | ■ Jf ■ -V by gome fdr its food quality. It* foot dency to whip or spring. < aw1 J Comfort,and riding qualities have •is hamd like.anti adapted tojgrajjpiqg. j p 9 .J i"-< r r i > ■ n us ■ * f9j l been improved by increasing tho John Smith, In n report of tho animals . . C whoclbase -'thrcc inches; by- length­ of- Virginia, said: "An opossum has ening and widening both the front n hon'd like a swine, n tail like a rat, nnd rear springs, and by increasing nnd has the bigness of a cnt. Under the depth of the frame from 1 1-2 to tho belly she hath a bngge.” ' This pouch is used to carry its young. 0 inches. Hunting It is the source of much Frost in sport. In South America there are The Daily Herald, 15c per week, a W lk MS& J Etn! lifc'to'Ela'flcISs,"grove# ‘persons ’interested In the conservation «f bir£llfe can get much Informa­ tion from Farmers Bulletin No. 765, sent free by tho U. S. departm ent of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., . en­ titled “Common Birds of Southeastern United States in Relation to Agricul­ ture." The department also -prints some twenty other bulletins on the subject of birds. CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR Will Address th cP eip le i f Sanford at ji pi. iIni. Tonight's vnudevillo nets at the ML' lane Theatre will be Dorothy Smith 4n Hawaiian Guitar playing, Richard Holtsclaw ping tho “Ilosary" nnd “Hopper D a n ," '|^ fo rd & I.yons, the Hnxaphonc kids, tl^RoIde and Lee, songsters. • ■■■*' Place o f Meeting to be Announc To our many friends and custodiers, the name of the R & O. Motor Company has been changed to “THE HIGTfC WAY GARAGE” under new management and with the change we will endeavor to give you better service and guaranteed satisfaction. Filling Station and Accessories B. B. BAGGETT _______________ WE NEVER CLOSE_______________ Sales, Service, Repairs, Storage J. B. LAWSON Where Toota Talk PHQN& 194 t ,................ Corner Second Street And Sanford Avenue y s t , .. J > n 1 A d ii c f C a 9 . f 1n B. 1 1 '(Ml* . a ri i 1 1 1I f 1, 1 uM - * *1• H ■i i L- 11 i1 » 1f j? ji Wv * Florida DOES NOT COME EVERY YEAR. It is this element of uncertainty which mak growing profitable, interesting—and hazardous, "M o n ey S a v e d i s M oney E a rn e d *^ Every year we like to believe th*at the following winter •will # frostless ohe and that there will be no need for frost protection. so a h in t)-s c o \ Beliefs never saved a valuable grove from frost—when it came, 'l l ! It requires substantial protection. A kind that is dependable, durable, efficient and yet inexpensive enough to allow inactivity of in­ vestment until the occasion for its use arises. . h/aU m Shoe- Polish A ll C o lo rs This frost protection you can get with SKINNER COKE HEATERS. ,jpThey give absolute protection with the least initial outlay and minimum * operating costs. .»jjl# ■ . • which confront business men, arc often solv­ ed satsifactbrilyby then trained in such mat­ ters. V , t H! | 1,t 4 'tit i , *’ 1 . t t * | ^i *1*t . . t. ’"'#** . * 'Fill out this information blank and we will, without obligation to you, have our engineers ( V ^ plan Vour frost protection bo that you may meet /' I v J lfefi emergency. u., „ . , i w V ML ~ protection and what direction? • u This means accommodation for you, and business for Us. la yoar grova fla t or «1oping? „ „ „ „ aloping.- in. w hat direction la tha alopol Skinner Machinery Company ‘D unedin, A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I*. VORBTER, President I b a r* . . . . . . . V . , . . . . i e r 9 * In. grovaa ire the Future of Your Grove by Dependable 1 ection Rather Than the Illusions of Hope ! Start yOur Checking. Account with this bank and ^pUdt ypur problems up to our officers, they’d be glad to assist you in solving th em ..,, , , In o r d e r t h a t y o u r • n a l n . e r l n * d e p a r t m e n t m a y • e n d m a o o m p l e te I n f o r m a t io n r e g a r d i n g eq u ip m e n t r e q u i r e d t o p r o t e c t m y g r o v a fr o m fro n t n r freeaa. I a m a a a w e r l i i g th a f o l lo w in g q u eetlx n e w i t h t h a u n . d e r e t a n d l n g t h a t I a m n o t p la c e d u n d e r t h e a ll g h te a l o b lig a tio n . a F. WHITNKB. Cashier ■nnM rtM H aanaaaaaaaaaaaafcraM ham nnaaa*aaaaaaaa>a* * * ttsnwennewnnaLg an n a • » » * .* * • * •« • » ■ !» * « »na*oaw ndd«‘,* » a * s h ‘ fl^iiqsww«f(i«e Flori �BOWLING i TENNIS BOXING BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING R. L. SHIPP, Editor For qnkk results try a want ad. Gfifi quickly relieves Constipation Tlie Ilorpid ,<fcllvvo<I alx UntMj- f fUlliousnojvs. Headaches.' Colds eck fhr JG4l.3< t 1j 1 j and LaGrippe. \ 1 ' • " O r I : ( ■ l - f - D i S >i 2 0 t c Sandwich____ Ham, Sandwich ^ m .**,'7,*7. Hamburger 5c-10c Daytona—|7GtdoO contract let for The Herald delivered aix times a UTTItE (JEsk LUNCE rebuilding bridge between Daytona week for 10c. When qu.llt, Count. and Daytona Dench, "Counterfeit Love" tonight at tho Milano. Not counterfeit money nor counter­ feit laugh but counterfeat love! ' More thrilling than the derby— Kentucky More exciting than a visit to track. tho in Merchandise Every Month A mighty melodrama of honrtB nnd horses. You can bo jailed for passing coun felt money you should be electrocut­ ed for palming off counterfeit love. DEMPSEY’S MEASUREMENTS FIRPO’S MEASUREMENTS For every money counterfeiter at large there nra a housnnd counterfeit lovers. A G E .... ...................................... . 28 HEIGHT ...................... fi Ft. I In. WEIGHT............... ............... 193 Llm. NECK ......................... 17 In. CHEST (normal) ........................<1 In. CHEST (expanded) ....................44 In. BICEPS ..... .. 15 In. 12 Vt In. KOREA It M ----HV4 In. W RIST_____ .....’_____ ___ WAIST ...... .............. ........... 23 Vi In. .. 22 In. TH IG H ............. . .. 15 In. CALF ........ ...... .. ... 9 In. ANKLE ............... REACH ................. 73 In. A G E ........................................ . 27 HEIGHT......- ................. 6 Ft. 21'* In. W EIGHT.................... I.......... 212 lbs. NECK .... 17 In. CHEST (normal) .............. 42 In. CHEST (expanded) ............... ...46 In. IlICKl’S ........ 15'A In. FOREARM ............... ............ 11 Vi In. WRIST ..........- .................... . 7Vi In. WAIST ................................ 2.T/4 InTIUGII .............................. . 32 Vi In. CALF .................... ...... ....... 15Vi In. ANKLE ..... 10Vi In. REACH................- ....... - ......77Vi In. Most of the fish in the sen of lifo arc love-lobsters. • Hero Is a new departure method In the manner of comparing prizefighters. The gentleman in white is none other than Champion Jack Dempsey, ugainst whom is silhouetted tho blackened figure of Luis Firpo. These outlines are actual photographs, taken by Bolt Dorman, NEA photographer, who made then* to scale anil enlnrgeil each the same amount. When making the first picture, which wns of Dempsey, Dorman marked the spot .on Ills camera where it had been focused, and then hustled away to Atlantic City, where, setting his camera at the same mark ngnin, he bncke awny from Firpo until tho focus wns sharp. The combined results gave two photos—one of Demp­ sey and another of Firpo—which had exactly the same perspective and measurement in every detail. These were then cut out, superimposed and painted over, producing the graphic rumpnraUve sizeups seen above. JUfcltaRaKulcaTtaFarah* ha :Mi PRINCESS NEWS Ki£ 1 The main failure will he "Male anil Female" tonight at the Princess. This is a (Veil II. DeMille produc­ tion with Gloria Swanson, Thomas Mcighan, Theodore Roberts, Wesley | Barry, Ilelic Daniels, Lila Lee and Julia Faye. Imagine! A group of men and wo­ men, suddenly flung on a desert isle. Master nnd man, mistress and maid now only mules and females. Birth, wealth, trappings vanished. A new life, calling to n lest of worth, where those who are strong, lead, nnd those who arc weak follow. Such Is this great story. Ranging from the splendid home of nn English'earl to savage scenes in a tropical jungle, from nice conventions of the cultured elite to uncontrolled passions of undent llubylon. An epic of love nnd struggle, vital in theme, stupendous in conceptions, amazingly dramatic, beautiful beyond words. 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 •17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 JO 31 4:t)U' 4:55 5:47 0:43 7:21 8:17 9:07 9:57 10:11 11:30 12:10 1:00 1:40 2:20 2:55 3:34 4:21 5:08 0:02 7:02 7:34 8:32 9:30 10:28 11:20 12:24 1:18 2:10 2:59 3:40 4:31 5:20 0:02 7:01 7:50 8:51 9:44 10:38 11:30 11:50 12:24 1:10 1:55 2:38 3:15 4:00 4:54 5:48 0:47 7:51 8:57 9:59 11:01 11:50 12:07 1:(>2 1:53 2:41 3:20 4:08 4:4D First (loader June 21 July 20 Aug. 19 Sept. 17 And tonight every one in Sanford with their lust name lieginning with "II" will he admitted free of charge. Just cull at the ticket window, tell your name and go right on in. Easy, ain’t It? * Ask for Your Cash Sale Receipt at • •• Famous victims of the "Counterfeit Love"—tho members of the Alimony C,uh_____ , S l i t l M t, •33 G:14 7: 11 8.00 9 :00 9:57 10:D2 11 :41 11 :50 12:42 1;3l O: 13 3:04 3:51 4:40 5 32 0 30 7:3I 8 40 9 •13 10 54 11 43 11 53 12 17 1 37 40* O') 3 04 3 44 4 205 00 5: 52 0:28 7 :20 8: 17 9:24 10 .11 11 .08 11 41 12: 17 1 08 1 61 •1 47 3 35 4 24 5 18 0 14 7 18 8 22 9 25 10 25 11 21 11 57 12 31 1 18 0*• 01 1! 42 3 21 3 55 4 32 5 10 5 52 0:41 7:38 8:37 9:30 10:32 No. No. No, No. 83.. 27, 89,.......... 2:25 p.m. 85. ......... 0:55 p.m. 2:40 n.m. 8:40 n.m. 2:45 p.m. 7:10 p.m. No. No. No. No. Northbound Arrlvo 82. ......... 1:48 a.m. 84 ..........11:45 a.m. 80. ........ 3:42 p.m. 28...........10:00 p.m. Departs 2:03 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.m. 11:20 11:51 12:40 1:38 2:28 3:18 4:09 5:00 6:57 0:59 8:02 9:03 10:90 10:60 11:45 12:07 12:53 1:37 2:19 2:50 3:29 4:00 4:43 5:22 G:09 0:50 1 xNo. xNo, xNo. xNo. xNo. No. xNo. No. Trilby Branch Arrivo 100 .*■•■-**••*• 24.. 25........... 1:30 p.m. 101.. Leesburg Branch Arrlvo 157..__— 3:G5 p.m. 21-____ 2:45 p.m. 158.. OO — All of this seen in "Counterfeit Love" tonight at the Milnne. SANFORD, FLORIDA Added attraction in Amctcur night —the third nmateur night promises to he one of the best of its kind. Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. T jE S Departs 0:30 n.m. 7:10 p.m. I , !,fI . f I . " I knew you’d like ’em! It’s the best cigarette I ever tasted.” - ') Full Moon Last Quarter G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch ExJune 28 July 5 pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. July 27 •»- Aug 4 4-24-tfc Aug. 20 Sept. 3 Kept. 24 Oct. 3 The Herald for first class job work.' fim - \ .■-#■>•• > v • V. ip\ I’rrait) NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Within the first half hour of trading October cot* ton advanced 90 points to 28.50 or f& ' a bale above Saturday’s losing quo- • .« * -7*rf * V " { .• i • ' *V . 1 V ' < S a Dgon,e«fcs iJ .•• t •, t o &«cco* to A -^ s a s h & j»,l ■ ffifirlj can d a 'A f/ CIg a ^ t t b s v ; m •V *X»*T< ^ At The Milane Tonight --------. .. itH* sM . I lv « • • Departs 7:30 n.m. 3:25 p.m. Oviedo Branch Departs Arrivo 7;45 p.m. xNo. 126. 3:40 p.m. xNo. 127.. * X—•Duily, except Sunday. CHICAGO, Kept. 10.—Opening of grain prices today: 1.00 3-8 to 5-8, May 1.115.8 to 3,4; December 08 1-8 to 1-4. Oats, Deccmxtr 39 3-4, •— 1 OUNTERFEI NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 10.—Tho cotton market went to a new high level of the season today, October rose hi mb* l ' 100 points or |5 a hale from early low. Private crop esti­ mated nt oidy 10,260,000 hales includ­ ing (inters, Is responsible for much buying. ' Ja tio n , The How crooked jockeys fix race horscs so they can't win. MARKETREPORT T fcr i H a r l i l t i r r -# • Tonight ns nn added attraction Os­ borne will allow local pictures of the iKIks' parade, held August 23. Don’t fail to come and see your Elk friends —there all there. Olr • CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 South Bound Arrlvo Departs fe h la h lei Fi n r* fa h minute,. ill , TRAIN SCHEDULE LOW TIDES ON REACH, 1923 fw TO THE LUCKY NUMBER -Ml h\ . r* �ragi j:- lizii. lit tm m m «1M«r* • ■■».... THE Si )RD Di MONDAt,SEPTEMBER 19,IM S ' ' . ' C L i i . .S B p E S iS fS S S -sfct prove and Develop the Lar tho City of Sanford, Florida, and we, Purchased to Make the. Same Adapt­ Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. »t - h r tl able for the Purposes Aforesaid, Marshall, as the City Commission of tho City of Sanford, Florida, do here AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR and FOR BONDS.” by appoint C. Lb Britt and F. P. Rines AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE "AGAINST THE APPROVAL of AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, that certain ordinance of tho City,of CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, Whereas, the City Commission of and W. M. Haynes, Inspectors of said IN TnE SUM OF SEVENTY-FIVE Sanford, Florida, entitled:: Toa u n find the nemo of Classified Ads It a word. No h the City of Sanford, Floridn, on the election, and David Speer, Clerk of IN THE SUM OF EIGHTY THOUS­ THUSAND DOLLARS FOR MU­ tr tr j lire Business Man AND DOLLARS FOR MUNICI­ Ad takes for leas tkaii 25c. Oil 31st day of August, 1923, duly passed snld election. The form of the ballot An Ordinance Providing for «n NICIPAL PURPOSES, THE PRO­ dssue of Bonds hy the City of San­ la 8*Blord la thi* Colaom PAL PURPOSES. THE PRO­ And positively no Classified t 1*1 nnd adopted a. certain .ordinance num for said election shall bo as follows, CEEDS DERIVED FROM THE CEEDS DERIVED FROM' - THE ford, Florida, in the cum of Seventyto-writ: Ads charted to anyone. Cask each day. bered 56, entitled: SALE THEREOF.TO BE USED five Thousand Dollars for Municipal SALE THEREOF TO BE USED 'mutt accompany all ordera. ^ OFFICIAL BALLOT An Ordinance Providing for an Is­ TO PURCHASE AND ACQUIRE Purposes, thd Proceeds Derived From TO ENLARGE, IMPROVE AND Connt the words and remit M sue of Bonds by thpTCity of Sanford, Bond Election THE NECESSARY LAND FOR A The Sale Thereof to bo Used to Pur­ EXTEND THE SEWERAGE AND acordincly. IW Florida, in the Sum of Eighty Thous­ of the PUBLIC rARKTQR PARKS, FAIR chase and Acquire the Necessary DRAINAGE SYSTEM OF THE t a M i t a p « » ^ ' M i a e a M l a i and Dollars for Municipal Purposes, SANFORD NOVELTY City of Sanford, Florida. MU GROUNDS. PLAY GROUNDS, lamd for n Public Park, or Parks, CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. tho ’Procedds DcYlvcd from the Salo October 0th, 1923 FOB SALE ATHLETIC FIELD AND GLOF Fair Grounds, Play Grounds*'Atretic Thereof to T>e Urfed to’'Enlarge, Im­ GROUNDS, Atop TO IMPROVE Field nnd Golf Grounds, and to Im­ BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE prove and Extend'the Sewerage nnd r'AKMhltS—You can get sood bod Make a Cross (X) Mark before "For y. c. COLLEH. Prop. AND DEVELOP THE LANDS SO prove and Develop the Lands'fto Pur­ OF. THE CITY OF SANFORD, before fram^i and irrigation pings at tb» Drainage System of the City o f San­ tho Approval, Etc.” or General Shop and Mil)] Sunford Novelty Works PURCHASED TO MAKE THE chased to Mnko the Same Adaptable FLORIDA!'” 'H tv "Against tho Approval, Etc.” as may 100-tfc ford Florida, SAME ADAPTABLE FOR THE for the Purposes Aforesaid, Section 1. Thnt tho City Commis­ $ Worfc pDR SALE—Hosier and Cays’ paints and an ordinance numbered 57, on be Your Choice. PURPOSES AFORESAID. sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, nd AGAINST BONDS." COrflfKACTOR and BUILDER and varnishes at Sanford Novelty titled: FOR THE APPROVAL of that Cer­ deems It expedient and to tho best 183-tfc An Ordinance Providing for an Is­ tain Ordinance of tho City of San­ Section Nine. Thnt this ordinance ||f (Jiiioc ^I i I Strrop—Ssnford, Fla. Works, Sanfonl agents. IY T H K -P ^P L E shall become effective immediately interest of. the City of Snnford, Flor­ BE IT ENACTED BY FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for sue of Bonds by thp City of Sanford, ford, entitled: "An Ordinance Pro­ ida, to issue bonds of tho City of OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, upon Its passage and adoption. setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Florida, In iho Sum of Seventy-Five viding .For An Issue of Bonds by tho Sanford, Florida in the sum of Eighty B. W. HERNDON* FLORIDA: Thousand Dollars for Municipal Pur­ Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, San­ Adopted this 31st day uf August, City of Sanford, Florida, In tho Sum Thousand ($80,000.00) Dollars, the ford. *• 83-tfp poses, the Proceeds Derived from the of Eighty Thousand Dollars for Muni­ prococds derived fro mlho sole of Section One. Thnt the City Commis­ A. D. 192:L • INSURANCE AGENCY FOR SALE-SEED POTATOES for Sale Thereof to bo Used to Purchase cipal Purposos, the Proceeds Derived said bonds to be used for the follow­ sion of the City of S mford, Florida, FORREST LAKE, FIRB------ AUTO-------- BONDS deems it expedient nnd to' tho best fnll planting, either Bliss or Rose nnd Acquiro the Necessary Land for n from the Salo Thereof to be Used to ing municipal purpose, to-wit: S. O. CHASE, interest of the Cllysor Sanford, Flor­ Np. 4.—F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc Public. Park, or Park, Fair Grounds, Enlarge, Improve and Extend tho C. J. MARSHALL, To enlarge, improve nnd extend tho Play Grounds, Athletic Field nnd Golf S. 0 . Shinholser FOR SALE—Second hand loose leaf Grounds, an d 'to Improve and Devcl- Sewerage and Drainage System of sewerage nnd drninngc system of the ida, to issuo bonds of tho City of As the City Commission of the City Snnford, Floridn, In the sum of Sev­ binders good ns new, posts and In­ ope the Lands so Purchased to mnko the City of Sanford , Florida,” nnd City of Saoford, Florida. uf Snnford, Florida. enty-five Thousand ($75,000 00) Dol­ A ttest: Contractor and Builder dices. Quick salo at 81.00 each cash tho Same Adaptable for tho Purposes FOR BONDS. Section 2. Thnt it is tho determina­ lars, tho proceeds derived from the on delivery. Herald cjjfice. 131-Otp Aforesaid, AGAINST THE APPROVAL of tion of tho City Commission thnt the sale of said bonds to be used for the lr It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) FLORIDA IANFORD FOR SALE—SccoktEJiand letter Ales and nn ordinance numbered 58, en­ that Certain Ordinance of the City of sum of Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) following municipal purposes, to-wit: City Clerk. Dollars will bo required to cover the in good shape nut have been used. titled: .' * entitled: “An Ordinance Pro­ To purchase nnd acquire tho neces­ 9-5-10-17-24; IO-l-8-Gtc A. P. Connelly & Sons Good for ordinary filing. Have In­ An Ordinance Providing for nn Is- Snnford, viding for An I bsuo of Bonds by the cost of tho enlargement, Improvement sary lands for a public park, or parks, E a t a k l l s h e d ISOS dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilyrnn Walker left City of Sanford, Florida, in tho sum and extension of the sewerage and quick sales. Herald Printing Com­ rue of Bonds by tho City of Sanford, of Eighty Thousand Dollars for Mu­ drainage system of the City of San­ fair grounds, play grounds, athletic Saturday for nn extended visit in Real Estate, Loans and Insurance 131-fltp Floridn, in tho sum of Five Thousand nicipal Purposes, the Proceeds De­ ford, Florida, nnd tho sum of Eighty field nnd golf grounds, and to improve Tnmpn. phone 48. 104-8 Magnolia Are. pany. Dollars, the Proceeds to l>o Derived nnd develop the land so purchased to F blt sALfc—8i7 West First street. from the Salo Thereof to bo Used to rived from tho Salo Thereof to be Thousand Dollars of Haiti proposed make the same adaptable for the pur­ Issue of bonds is hereby appropriated Bargain in prlco and terms. Ad­ Purchase Furniture, Fixtures and Used to Enlarge, Improve nnd Extend Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Y. Bledsoe arrived poses, aforesaid. STEWART The Florist dress owner, Box 782, Daytonn, Fla. Equipment for the Municipal Library, the Sewerage and Drainage System exclusively for said purpose. in Sanford last night after spending Section 3. That a bond issue in the "Section Two. Thnt it is the de­ the week end in Tnmpa. Cat Flowers------------- Floral Design* 137-26tc and, of the City of Sanford, Floridn," nnd sum of Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) termination of tho City Commission AGAINST BONDS. Aannal and Ornamsntal Plants FOlt SALE—Easter lilly bulbs. Ring Whereas, said three several ordi­ Dollars for the municipal purpose thnt the sum of Seventy-five Thous­ 130-0tp nances provide for tho Issue of bonds FOR THE APPROVAL of thnt enumerated am! specifically set forth and ($75,000.09) Dolinin* will bo re­ 114 Myrtl* Are.----- ‘-----Phona 260-W 345-j. FOR SALE—“Baby carriage” 201 by the City of Sanford, Floridn, for Certain Ordinance of tho City of San- in Sections One nnd Two of this ordi­ quired to cover the cost o[ the pur­ 139-ltp municipal purposes in tho total sum ford, entitled: "An Ordinance Pro. nance bo nnd the same is hereby chnse and acquisition of the neces­ French Ave. - in SANFORD MACHINE FOR SALE—Some furniture, 304 w. of One Hundred anil Sixty Thousand viding for an Issue of Bonds by the authorized, provided, however, that sary lands for n public park or parks, COMPANY Fifth Street. 140-3tp $100,000.00) Dollars ,the proceds de­ City of Snnfqrd, Floridn, in the Sum before said bonds, or any pnrt of said fair grounds, play grounds, athletic TIRES AND TUBES General Machine and Boiler FOR SALE—Several pieces of sec­ rived from the sale of Bald lionds to of Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars for bonds shall be issued, this ordinance field, and golf grounds, nnd to im­ GENUINE TEXAS GAS Works ond hand furniture.—Lawson, Oak be expended In tho following manner, Municipal I’urposes, the Proceeds De­ shall be first npproved by a majority prove and develop tho lnnd so pur­ —AND— .1/ rived from tho Salo Thereof to be vote of the electora of tho City of chased to make tho same adaptable Cylinder Grinding and Central Ave., Sanford. 140-6tp to-wit: Phone 62-------- Sanford, Florida FOR SALE—Bungalow on the (A) Under authority of Ordinance Used to Purchnse and Acquire the Snnford, Florida, actually participat­ for the purposes aforesaid. MOTOR OILS ,: Necessnry Lnnd for a Public Park, or ing in nn election to be called and No. 56, the sum of Eigbty Thousand Section Three. Thnt the sum of Heights, 5 rooms nnd bnth. GarDollars, to enlarge, improve nnd ex­ Parks, Fair Grounds, Play Grounds, held nt such timo nnd in such manner Forty-five Thousand ($15,000.00) DolJACKSON’S TRANSFER ::gc. $2,000 cash.—Lesley Hill. Phone tend the sewerage nnd drainage sys­ Athletic Field atuT Golf Grounds, and as is proscribed by the charter nnd lads, of the said proposed issue of Your Patronage Solicited 105 Palmetto Ave.--------Phone 481-J ;. * 140-i tp tem of the City of Sanford, Floridn. to Improve nnd Develop the Lands so ordinances of the City of Sunford, bonda is hereby exclusively approReliable Service ia Our Motto (B) Under authority of Ordinance Purchased to Mnko the Same Adapt­ Florida. A trial will convince you printed for the purchaao nnd acquisi­ WANTED Section. 4. That said bonds ahnil tion of tho necessary land for golf No. 57, the sum of Seventy-Five Thou­ able for the Purposes Aforesaid," nnd We haul anything, anywhere, any WANTED—To exchange 5-pnssengcr sand Dollars, to purchase nnd acquire FOR BONDS. be of tho denomination of One Thous­ grounds, and to establish, develop CLAY AWAY THE YEARS timo touring car, looks and runs like the necessnry lands for a public park, and Dollars each, bearing interest nt and construct thereon nn eighteen- Apply Boncilla Ocautificr cuimic clay to I’hotuf 475 123 West First Street new, for Ford rondster or coupe, or or parks, fair grounds, play grounds, AGAINST THE APPROVAL of the rate of five nnc one-half per hole golf course, ns a part of the public your (ace, and rest while it dries, then light truck.—Ray Brothers, phono 548, nn athletic field, nnd golf course, and that Certain Ordinance of the City of centum (5'4"r) per annum, interest park system of the City of Sanford, remove and see end (cel the wonderful diftcicncc in the color end texture oi the Snnford. * 118-tfc to improve nnd develop the lands so Sanford, entitled: "An Ordinance Pro­ payable semi-nnitually, on the first Florida. skin. $ viding for an Issuo of Bonds by the LO i.6km j d IN in' g CA^ WAITERS purchased to make the sumo adaptable days of July and January, said issue Guaranteed to do these definite things (nr < Section Four. That the sum of nnd Sleeping Car Porters Wanted for the purposes nfnresald, Forty-fivo City of Sunford, Floridn, in tho Sum of bonds to be dated July 2nd, 1923, (ace or money refunded. Clear the Thirty Thousand ($30,000.00) Dol­ the of Sevcnty-Fivo.Thousand Dollars for and owe it color Lilt out the —Experience unneceBsnry. Wo train Thousand Dollars of said sum of Sovand mature July 1st, 1953, both prin­ lars of said proposed issue of bonds complexion lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. you. Information free. Wrlto 524 SAU£aE4YP_Xfcttlifcftnd Dollars to bp used Municipal Purposes, the l*roccods De­ cipal .and interest of said bonds to lie is hereby npprwprlirTrM exclusively Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ Ral1way'HSPhnnge,"T?Tnahn, Nebr. for the purchase and aFfjuisition Wf the rived from the Sale ThWOBSHT he payable at seme bank in the City of for the purchase and acquisition of sues and muscles. Make the skin soft tm — v,» 5 Y-2-9-16-23-30; B-G-13-20-27 necessary land for golf grounds ami Used to Purchase nml; Acquire the New York, Stale of New York, in the necessary lands for fuir grounds, and smooth. M Cards of Sanford’s ReputYou can obtain regular sizes from your Necessary Land for a Public Park, lawful money of the United States 9-3-10-17-24-12tp to establish, develop and construct ^ able Professional Men, each play grounds, and an nthletic field, n» favorite toilet counter. If not, send this thereon, an eighteen-hole golf course, or Parks, Fair Ground#, Play Grounds, of America; said bonds shall be a part of the public park system of nd with lOccntstoBoncilla Laboratories, • of whom, in hia chosen pro* us a pait of the public park system of Athletic Field and Golf Grounds, and signed by the Mayor of the City of tho City of Sanford, Florida, nnd to Indianapolis, Indians, for a tris) tube. “ L a faaaioo the Herald, recomIF YOU HAVE PROPERTY the City of Sunford, Florida, nnd to Improve nnd Develop the Lands so gXnfonl7 Florida,"Vnd by‘"t'ho'"cierk improve and develop the lands so pur­ M mends to the people, FOR SALE LIST IT WITH Thirty Thousand Dollnra of said sum Purchased to Make the Same Adapt­ of the City of Snnford, Florida, nnd chased to make the same adaptable tat MM—W. J. THIGPEN of Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars to able for the Purposes Aforesaid," nnd shull hitvc affixed thereto the seal of for the purposes aforesaid. the City of Sunford, Florida; the in­ Section Five. Thnt a bond issue in bo used for the purchase nnd acquisi­ AGAINST BONDS. 138-Glc terest coupons to be attached to said the sum of Seventy-five Thousnnd tion of the necessary lands for fair FOR THE APPROVAL of that Cer­ George A. DeCottes WANTED—Position na stenographer, bonds shall be signed with the en­ ($75,(KKI.0(J) Dollars, for the munici­ grounds, play grounds, and dn athletic tain Ordinance of the City of Sun­ Attomoy-nt-Law by competent, reliable young Imly. field, as a part of the public park sys­ ford, entitled: “An Ordinance Provid­ graved or lithographed fac-simile Over Seminole County Bank pal purpose enumerated nnd sitecificSANFORD FLORIDA Address It. S., I*. O, Box 34, Lake tem of tho City of Sanford, Florida, ing for an Issue of Bonds by tho City signatures of said Mayor nnd said ally set forth In Section One of this Munroe, Fla. 138-Gtc and to improve nnd develop the land of Sanford, Florida, in tho sum of Clerk. ordinance be nnd the same is hereby Section 5. That the Mayor* of the authorized, provided, however, that so purchased to make the same adapt­ Fivo Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds body EUR RENT FRED It. WILSON City of Sanford, Florida, is hereby before said bonds, or any part of snld able for tho purposes aforesaid, to be Derived from the Sale Thereof builder FOR Ki-iNT—One lurnishcii room (C) Under authority of Ordinance to o Used to Purchase Furniture, Fix­ instructed, authorized nnd empower­ bonds shnll.be issued, this ordinance ATTORNEY-AT-LAW with connecting bnth. Prefer two First National Bank Building No. 58, the sum of Five Thousand tures nnd Equipment for the Munici­ ed to call nn election to determine shall be first approved by a majority the question of the issuance of the vote of the electors of the City of As n body builder our broad 8 ANFORD FLORIDA young men.—214 E. Second St. Dollars, to purchnso furniture, fix­ pality Lirary,” and FOR BONDS, 121-tfc bonds provided for by this ordinance. Sanford, Florida, actually participat­ cannot be excelled. It's real tures nnd equipment for the Municipal AGAINST THE APPROVAL of FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, Library. Section 0. That the form of the ing in un election to lie cnllcd and food. It’s a pleasure to cat It. ELTON J. MOUGIITON bed room, also garage. 117 Lauro) All of snlil bonds to bo of thu de­ that certain Ordinance of tho City of ballot for said election shall be as held at such time nnd in such manner It’s a pleasure to nsk your 123-tfc nomination of One Thousand Dollars Snnford, entitled: "An Ordinance Pro­ follows, to-wit: Avenue. ARCHITECT ns is prescribed by the Charter and guests to partake of It. And viding for an Issue of Bonds hy the First National Dank Building "FOR the approval of that certain FOR RKNI’—T w o room light house- each; benrlng interest at tho rate of ordinances of the City of Sanford, say, do us a little favor, will SANFORD FLORIDA you please? Tell them tho keeping apartment, 719 Oak Ave­ five and one-half per centum (5*4%) City of Snnford, Florida, in the sum ordinance of tho City of Sanfonl, Florida. nue. 130-tfc per annum, interest payable scml-an- of Fivo Thousnnd Dollars, the Pro­ Florida, entitled: Section Six. That said bonds shall name of this bread and they’U ceeds to lie Derived ‘ from the Sulc ‘An Ordinance Prbvfding For An be of the denomination of Onu Thous­ order It too. Thank you. nuully on the first days of July and FORR EN T^O eslrnblo • rooms, fur'W. J. THIGPEN Thereof to be Used to Purchase Fur­ Issuo Of Bonds By The City Of San­ nnd Dollnrs each, hearing interest nt nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 January, said entire I bsuo of bonds to niture, Fixtures and Equipment for ford, Florida, In Tho Sum Of Eighty Real Estate the rate uf fivo and one-half per Wost Third street. 130-tfc |»o dated July 2nd, 1923, nnd to ma­ tho Municipal Library," ami Thousand Dollars, For Municipal centum (SliTr) per nnnum, interest FIRE. LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, ture July first, 1953, both principal AGAINST BONDS. Purposes, Tho Proceeds Derived From payable semi-annually, on the first 314 Elm Avenue. 133-5tp nnd interest of said Iwnds to bo pay­ able at some bank in the City of Now Tho said election hereby ordered and Tho Salo Thereof To Be Used To En­ dn>'3 of July and January, said issue FO R~RE NT—T wo furnished light York, State of New York, in lawful large, Improve And Extend The Sew­ of bonds to be dated July 2nd, 1923, housekeeping rooms; lights nnd money of the United States of Amer­ called to be held shall ho held anil erage and Drainage System Of The and to mature July first 1953, both conducted in tho manner prescribed ICHELLE MAINES water.- Furnished. 110 West Third ica. City oF*Snnford, Florida,1 principal and interest of nnid bonds by the ordinances nnd charter of the Street.—It. H. Marshall. 13C-4tp And, Whereas, prior to the issuance nnd FOR BONDS" LAWYER to be payable at some bank in the City of Sanford, Florida. AGAINST the npprovnl of thnt City of New Y’ork, State of New • Court House FOR KENT—Small cottage.—J. Mus- of the bonds above described, or any WITNESS the hands of Forrest son'. ’ 130-7tp part thereof, under the Charter of the certain ordinance of the City of Snn­ York, in lawful money of tho United Lake, ns Mayor of tho City of San­ ford, Florida, entitled: HOUSE FOR KENT—Also furnished City of Sanford, Floridn, the said or­ Stuto3 of America; said bonds shall ford, Floridn, Forrest Luke, S. O. ■yes Examined Gleases Designed ‘An Ordinance Providing For An rooms'for light housekeeping. . In­ dinances proposing said several bond Chase, and C. J. Marshall, as tho City Issuo Of Bonds By The City Of San­ be signed hy the Mayor of the City 13G-3tp issues for the various municipal pur­ of Snnford, Floridu, ami by tho Clerk Henry McLaulin, Jr., quire 300 French avenue. Commission of the City of Sanford, F6ft Tlfc!NT=4j room furnished a p a rt poses ps aforesaid, must be approved Florida, attested by L. It. Philips, ford, Florida, In The Sum Of Eighty of the City of Sanford, Florida, and O pt D. merit, first floor. Also 1 room and by a majority vot* of the electors of Clerk of tho City of Sanford, Florida, Thousand Dollars, For Municipal shall havo affixed thereto the scat of OpUri an-Optomciriat garage. 209 E. Fifth St. 13G-3tp the City of Sanford, Florida, who are and tho corporate seal of tho City of Purposes, The Proceed* Derived From the City of Sanford, Florida; the In­ The Sale Thereof To lie Used to En­ >12 Bast First Street Sanford. Fla. FOR" ItflNT—5 room cottago, lz20 qualified to vote as »ho>vn by tho reg­ Sanford, Florida, on thla tho 31st day large, Improve And Extend Tho Sew­ terest coupons to be attached to tald bonds shall jw signed with the. en­ Park avenue, $25.00 per month.—G. istration books of tho City of Sanford, of August, A. D. 1923. erage And Drainage System Of Tho graved or lithographed fac-simile Fttridn, vpting at an election called W. Spencer. 188-4tp FORREST LAKE, REPAIRS City of Sanford, Florid*,’ signatures of said Mayor and said Ut As Mayor of tho City and AGAINST- BOND3." Cook Stoves, Sewing Machines, Phon­ FOR RENT—Nice, large apartment, and held for that purpose. Therefore, I, Forrest Lake, as May­ Clerk , ' of Sanford, Florida. ographs, Guna, all work gunrenteed. all modern conveniences. 417 West Section 7, That this ordinance or of the City of Sanford, Florida, un­ Section Seven. That the Mayor of P IA S T E R FORREST LAKE, 21 years expedience. Second Street. lS8-2tp der and by virtue of the authority in shall become effective immediately the City of Snnford, Floridn, is here­ S. O. CHASE, upon its passage and adoption. FOR REST —’8 unfurnished rooms. me veptod by the ordinances of the by instructed, authorised and empow­ WADE BROS. C. J. MARSHALL, Adopted this 81st day of Augustt ered to calf an election to dctcrmlnu 304 Elm Avenue. 140-5tp City of Sanford, Florida, and ws, W e f* c l a u r a t h a t It 311 SANFORD AVENUE As the City Commis­ A. D. 1923. o u r m aiv rlu l* g iv e O. Chase, and C. J. FOIl BENT—Five room house, near Forrett Lake, the question of the issuftuco of trf >pu sa tisfa c tio n th ru sion of tho City of FOREST LAKE, llto > n u n y o u w i l l In) St, Gertrude's bridge. One, acre of Marshall, as the City Commission of bonds provided for by this ordinsotc. Sanford, Florida. Kl.nl t o t o l l u t b o f a : Automobile Body Build­ ground, and orang* trees. Apply Mrs. tb« City of Sanford, Florida, do here* S. O. CHASE, w s s e t t o n l y ilttt h e a t Section Eight* Tbiit tho form'of Attest: C. J. MARSHALL,. ■nd te s te d im a llu o * ’Lena Krause, Box 253, Sanford. Flor­ by cal! oq election fo bo held in the iV-V tlie ballot for said election,< shell £e ing and Repairing « r l im e , c u i u o n i a n d L. R. PHILIPS, . (SEAL) As the City Commission uf the pity p ia ste r. bo-stp City of Sanford, Florida, on the 9th as follows, to-wit: ' Corner of Park Ave. and Second Bt. ida City Clerk of tho City of of Sanford, Flarida. day of October, 1923, to determine the "FOR THE APPROVAL of that SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford, Florida. LOST Attest: question by said election-then, and certain ordinance of the City of SettHill Charles Stein, Prop. L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) LOST—On First street one new Ure there to Tie held, whether the said or­ Sopt. 3-1047-24, Oct. 1-8. ford, Florid*, entitled: • City Clerk. Lumber Co. 30x3 Mi on rim. Return to Herald dinances proposing the said three sev­ An Ordinance Providing far as Get tbo habit. Call Sanford Matt­ offiee and receive reward. 139-3tp eral bond issues shall be adopted, ap­ ress factory. Wo guarantee to care DaLy Herald on aale at Joe’a Smokt Issuo of Bonds By tbs City of San­ Phune 130, Sanford LOST—Small bunch of keys on ring proved and confirmed by the elector* for all mattress troubles. Phone 402- House, Mobley’s Drug Bto‘ e and ford. Florida, in the sum of Seventy"Builders' Head­ on First street between Park ave­ of said City, and*whethcr the bond* M-l. tf five Thousand Dollars for Municipal 132-Gtc Hunt’s Pharmacy. quarters” ‘ nue and San Juan Garage. Reward. provided for by said ordinances shall Purposes, the Proceeds Derived From be issued by the City of Sanford, Flor­ Bricks of ice cream of ftfom one to The Salo Thcroof to be Used to Pur Finder phone 449. 137-8tp Get An Abstract Before LQjST— ida, In the manner and for ike purthree flavors are made by o new ma­ chase and Acquire the Necessary Cures Malaria, Chills Light colored Jersey cow. But* *r» -\Jk '' ___ ____ Buying Property ^ ‘ Ticad with chain halter Fever, Dengue or chine at a rata of 20 gallons a min­ Land for a Public >Park, or Pgrks, ute without the product being touch Fair Grounds; Play Grounds, Athletic Fever. 5-l-o.a.w,-20tc od by workers’ hands. Field and Gulf Grounds, and U» ImE. A. BUSINESS DIRECTORY t NOTICE OF BOND CLASSIFIED : ELECTION ADS : wop:s (n AM vJ Real Bargainsl F. P. RINES' m PURELY : PROFESSIONAL IT’S REAL FOOD ROUTH BAKERY SANF0 RDMAID BREAD ce MMC SEMINOLE ABSTRACT tO. ■V .1i v - i - •’ n • : • . '• v. ■M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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 10, 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/8acc2b47734b6a803c6f88e55fa46237.pdf 2d2683502ae31572ec71e6db2a163bd9 PDF Text Text IN THE WWAPT o p THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 139 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEITEMBER 8, 1923 y O L lftiy W . •■"Mar-r m E ■ i f ■ • ■ ' jm J t >• g l f u .m li 1 ■ ■ . - -■ ’ Imumrn■«■■■■■■■■■■m m Planning .Relief for Stricken japan SAYS r epa r a tio n , m il it a r y h o n o r s FOR DEAD AND FLEET SA­ LUTE INCLUDED in Meet Tenon I/Ona of National Proatine TOKIO CORRESPONDENT OP THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE Under Military Protection Throngh out the Stricken ’ Area Without To Good Roads Meet at Green Cove Springs T hursday Was in Washington Yesterday to. Discuss the M atter PEKIN, Sept. E —Fire hundred for­ eigners loat their live* in Yokohama na a rcault of last Saturday's earth­ Ilnnlhnra (left) confers with American Red Cross officials at Washington regarding relief quake, according to a Reuter diat stricken countrymen. To tho right ara James L. Ficser, acting chairman of the Red Cross; patch from Osaka quoting Roderick member of tho central committee; EUot WnUswwih, acting secretary and treasurer^ of. tho 0. Mathcaon, Tokio correspondent of The required number of reserva­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—President tions have been received hy the Cham­ the Chicego Tribune. Coolidgc was said by White House ber of Commerce for the trip, via officials to regard the Ford Muscle SHANGHAI, Sept. 8.—Admiral boqt, to the big State Rond No. It Shoals offer as still n m atter for de­ Nomaguchl, commander of the Yo­ rally to be held at Green Cove termination by congress and not a kosuka admiralty port, and 1,000 .Yo­ Springs, next Thursday tho 13th. subject upon which he, on#the basis of kohama policemen were officially rahis present information, is called to Tho '.'City of Jacksonville” which ported missing after tha earthquake/ submit a recommendation. has been chartered for the occasion, according to a dispatch to tha Nihon The White House officials made has accommodation* for sixty-four Dempo agency from the Osaka Asahi, known the president’s view during a people. Over forty of Sanford's repa newspaper. discussion of the visit mndo to Wash­ rcscnatlve. business men will make ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 8.—Miss I nr Thr AaanrtatrS I'rraa) Heavy rains after the earthquake TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 8 .-S ta tc Jhe trip, and approximately twenty ington Thursday by Henry Ford. His Mary Katherine Campbell, Columbus, and Are have added terribly to tha. prison authorities and road depart­ from Orlando. Tho boat will leave presence here was sought for the pur­ Ohio, "Miss America" of Atlantic misery of the refugees, crowded Into .i. — * . . V*d^yrr* m ent dfflr tele anr-without additional Sanford a t 6 p. hi. Wbdhwsday th# rrrn n rm a rn r circ anrmim pose of svlbffllftfpg to htnr a proposal city's. 1222 jo w u n r , inxr mtrhr w perks and other open spates in Tokio, advices todayNroncernlng the strike of 12th, arriving at Green Cove Springs murders to three allied diplomat­ that ho modify his offer so as to ex­ ccssfully repulsed an assnult of beau­ according to the aamo dispatch. The 21 convicts in road camp No. 12 in the 13th, and will lenvo that after­ clude the Gorgas steam power plant ty from 75 Amcricnn cities, and was ic representatives nt Athens. Bradford county. Inspector Johns has noon In ample time to insure return­ refugees are without food and clothes. and related p'ropertlcs. re-crowned ns Queen for 7923. Closest A railroad offered free transpor­ been ordered to go there but tho t o l ^ in g to Sanford early Fridny morn­ . Tho president was said to believe contedcrs were ’"Miss Brooklyn," tation to tho refugees and thousands gram dispatched to him has not yet ing. Inasmuch as Thursday will be that the offer, still before congress, “Miss St. I.ouis" and "Miss Philadel­ crowded Into tho atatlhna, filled the (Hy Tkf AaaiM ’IntrA Prraa) been delivered by the telegraph com­ a holiday by proclamation of Mayor should he declared upon hy that phia," who won were runners-up in HARRISBURG, l>n. Sept. 8.— pany. Lake, those making the trip will lose cars and clung to the roofs and rods l»ody, although it was declared pos­ the order named. of tha cars. The confusion resulting A wage contract, whose comple­ lilt Thr Aaaoclalrd Prraa) no time from their business. . sible that circumstance* might arise GENEVA, Sept. 8.—Signor Polltls which would lead-him to make some tion und ratification would in­ An orchestra has been engaged for in the stations Is now declared to be said the proposals as framed at Paris recommendation. . , the trip, ami if additional facilities Indescribable. pure the resumption of the an­ arc practically identical with those • Yssudi Yoshlo, president of tha The president was said to have been can be provided, tho band will also ( H r T k f AaaMlilrS I'rraa) thracite mining at an early date, suggested to the Council of tho advised that the offer made by the • AUSTIN, Tex., Sept. 8.—Rev. John be taken. The management of tho Third Bank, is reported to have been was more than half written at T. Renfroc, the missing Daptist min­ Clyde Line has made all arrange­ burned to death. League of Nations by the Spanish Alabama Power Company fo r the ; delegate. Thus if the effect is tho government property embraced a fair All banks in tha stricken area were First Direct' Word Received Prom noon today when the operators ister and lecturer of tho Ku Kiux Klan ments to provide for the comforts of settlement of the dispute the league price, and the position of the gov­ and mfhers temporarily adjourn­ has been located by the state rang­ the party and tho social features being requested to reopen under military Admiral Andernon. can share in tho honor. • • ernment was re-stated as that of ed negotiations. A complete ers. His whereabouts have not been arranged by the committee having protection, following a meeting of ihe awaiting Mr. Ford's reply to the sug­ (nr Thr Aaaorla(rd Prraa) agreement wns reached on prac­ made known. The minister, whose those details in charge will make the cabinet yesterday, the dispatch said, gestion that ho modify his proposal. home is itf Slnston, Texas., has been trip a most pleasant one. WASHINGTON. Sept. 8. — Two adding that several other emergency missing since August 22nd. An ap­ hundred foreigners were killed In Yo- tically all issues. The citizens of this section are vi­ measures were approved by the cab­ peal had been mado to authorities to tally interested in tha completion of inet. The mansions of the rich was TAMI’A, Sept. 8— J W. Simpson, hohama, according to the navy de­ HARRISBURG, Pa.. Sept. 8.—An search for him. Hia whereabouts will who Is alleged to havo confessed to partment's first direct word from opened to the victime of the disaster. • I I r T h r Aaawlilrd Prraa) agreement settling all the main is­ be kept secret to prevent the develop­ State Road No. 3, which when com­ there received today in two messages defalcations In his accounts as assist­ GENEVA, Sept. 8.—If Italy ac­ pleted will be the main artery of sues in the controversy between mine cepts the decision of thq inter-allied ant cashier of tho First Nationaj from Admiral Anderson, commander- workers and mlno operators which ment of difficulties or interference travel into central Florida. It will council of Ambassadors Greece will Bank amounting to more than .$10,­ in-chlcf. of tho Asiatic fleot. Ono has caused a shut down of anthracite with his return home. effect a saving of thirty-alx miles in view the dispute with ItaHain gov­ 000 was released under bond of $5,000. hundred and thirty foreign refugees, mining was reached here yesterday the distance from this section to Jacksonville. It has been appropri­ ernment as settled and will not push The case wns transferred to tho fed­ most of them Americans and English­ as a result of Governor Pinchot’s in­ ( U r Th m J u m Ii I H P » » « ) „ men, were at Hakono and others are the request that the League of Na­ eral court. ately named the St. Johns Scenic SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Sept. tervention. There remained, how­ arriving a t Kobe. One message, tions investigate the crisis, Signor Highway for it possesses the same —Mayor Ilylan, of New York, who dated Friday, reported the arrival ever, a number of minor points to be Pnlitis, the Greek spokesman said. SEMINOLE COUNTY FED* scenic attractions that have made the is suffering from pleura pneumonia,, ( n r T h e a u m Ii d i P n m ) settled before agreement could be of his flagship, while other wns dated ERATION OF WOMEN’S He added, however, that the accept­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—Admiral rivar trip nationally famous. The la somewhat better this morning. H lv considered complete and a meeting CLUBS HAVE PARK September 8. ance of Greece is contingent upon of minors’ nnd operators’ representa­ Anderson today confirmed the reports only section for which, no financial physicians now expect him to recov­ whether the settlemsnt program for­ ' ' ' . tives Is to be called to consider these. of the death of Consul Kirjassoff and provision has been made for the com­ er. The Seminole County Federation mulated at Paris included arrange­ wife and that of Vice-Consul Jenks, pletion of thla road is in Gay coun­ Adjourned last night without final ments for the evacuation of Corfu of Womens’ Clubs has mode a great and also reported the death of G. ty. Duval county has magnanimous­ action. ind other Greek islands scited by stride toward forest preservation. ’Babbitt, assistant commercial attache ly offered to donate sufficient money HARRISBURG, Pn., Sopt. 8.—An­ at Tokio. Babbit had previously been to complete this portion of the road (Hr The AaaaelataS Prraa) in Gay county, from state and fed­ NAGASKI, Sept., 8.—Considerable thracite operators and miner’s last reported alive. , eral aid funds due the former on a anxiety Is felfeverywhere regarding , three million dollar bond iseue re­ the ecohomic consequences of the , cently voted. The State Road Da­ earthquake but one reassuring feet i partmsnt, all members of which wil} is that Osaka, an important indus­ (Hr The AiBMial** Prraa) • be present at tha meeting, will be trial center, is outside the xonc of dis­ , PARIS, Sept. 8.—Under the terms | urged to accept the proposition and aster. Leading bankers ora optimist-, of the settlement proposal the amount . allocate whatever funds are neceaie as to ability of Japan banks to of indemnity is to be left to the . sery for the completion of thla terenmeet all of their obligations, provid­ international court of justice but i ty-seven mile stretch of road in Gay ing there are no alarming rumors to Greeco will be requested to deposit t county, disturb public confidence. At pres­ immediately 50,000,000 lire in Swiss t The appeal wjll be becked .by repent there is no sign of any such banks to guarantee good faith. | reaeqtativea frprtt all secUond’ traversalarmist reports. The principkl Tokio f cd by State Rode No. 3 The meetbanks .are prepared today to pay y from 1,000 to MOO accounts not exi ccedlng Afty dollars each. The bank of Japan is ready to assist' to the ' (Br Tha ia u d r I K P»*aa> maximum.any bank on which a run MACON, Sept. 8— J. F. Bi* CHICAGO, Sept 8.—F. Edson river’s edge where It forma a tropical might be msde. worth, a traveling eaiesmaa, w*s i White, Jr., aged 15, the only ton of the jungle. rested here today and released am M r*-opened-within ten days. Gov­ After the committee had gone over president of Armour * Co., died last $5,000 bond in connection with tbs ernor . Plnchot declirod after tbs ■tight as a result of wounds sustained tho ground and the site for the park cent floggings. His tfM'tbq meeting that there .is "no part of *hen his shot gun was accidentally decided upon an enthusiastic voteiof arrest in the roundup of tbs •jlsfUte remaining botweep tha two discharged while using it as a club In thanks was given Mr. Camera®. The floggtre. Mora are PtoffMod sides which la in any way likely to i n r T h r A aaaclalrS P rra a) ' >P effort to ward off tho attack of a party then drove to a lovely spring flciaU who claim tbs Ku Kit justify a continuation of the strike." 8.—All South­ NASHVILLE, Sept. ‘ ....................... bell on his fa thcria estate at Laka on the banks of tho Weikivm river an connection baa been definiul; Tbs discussion dast night, the Gov­ ern Methodist Missionaries in Japag, Forest suburb. With him at the time a picnic supper was served. project, at least, has been com IIsbed In tha outrages here an ernor said, dealt principally with numbering 76, ara safe, J. 8. Oxford, The husbands of the committee boys’ reformatory at Mill edge ’ matters not covered by tha four pletod. , members were invited to accompany treasurer of the Japanese Mission points of the settlement tom e. "Both them and expressed themselves as church cabled today. AU members Neighbors era people living near greatly- pleased with the beautiful of our mission and all returning mis­ consul 'at Yafcohami, was kill*) U the tides were showing, a strong disposi­ who had bettor tend to their own to your troubles if you r if f let Umax tion tft reach a nagreement," tbs earthquake. that visited Japan. His sionaries ara safe. Please inform tbd inot selected,—Mrs. B. J. Starling, ness. U B th eirs. 1 wif\) was alto a victim. I' * ' ' •* relatives of all the cablegram said. The Daily Herald, 16c per weak. • v .■«* *• S • * • «. 1 V'tiv l i PARIS, Sept. 8 ■Thc propoa als contained in the note which the inter-allied Council of Am­ bassadors has sent to Greece are virtually identical with throe of the original ultimatum dispatch­ ed to Athens by Premier Mus­ solini. All penalties the council would impose arc in conformity with the Italian demands, oxccpl that the Hellenic fleet shall sa­ lute the flags of three Allied na­ tions instead of Italy’s alone and that the highest Greek militnry authority shall present his gov- * - As the Result of Gov nor Pinchot’s In tervention EcaguejCan Share the Honor KLAN LECTURER IS LOCATED Another Report Says 200 Foreigners Are Dead in Yokohama Must Evacuate Islands Seized by Italy MAYOR HYLAN . IS RECOVERING Reports of Deaths Are Confirmed Much Anxiety is Felt Economic Consequence Greece Must D eposit. 50,000,000 Lire Now Another Outbreak 6f Greeks and Italians Consul Deai Killed With Southern Methodist Missionaries Safe �1 i L ■ ■ • I 1 mm V ft '! MRS. FRED DA IG BR........... .... ;____________ *___ __________ Society Edltu, PiMly-.Wiggly, a regular, persistent Phone 217-Sv . advertiser, comes to the front today If you have nny frienda visiting you—If you aro going anywhere or com­ Given a good idea to s ta rt with, it is with a Ifrgc spare filled with real ing home, or if you arc entertaining, write a postal card to this department, better to concentrate on perfecting It bargains th a t a rc certain to appeal to than to hunt around for new Ideas.—, giving details, or telephone the item. I t will be greatly appreciated. the Sanford housewife. Prices are Seminole County Bank. quoted In plain figures, and are as J. D. Woodruff and Hawkins Con­ low aa it is possible to make them. Willis Callaway, commercial agent nelly returned home last evoning from |tepd their ad in today’s Herald and Marco where they spent the week of Ihc A. C. L., with headquarters In you will see where, you can'save mon­ fishing. They report a ’fine time nnd Montgomery, Ala., was nn appreciat­ ey on everyday needs. . ed visitor to Tho Herald office yes­ plenty of fish. . terday. He is an old friend of Bob Monday—St. Agnes Guild meets at Woodcock & Rigney, who are locat­ Holly( and expressed regret a t his the home of Mrs. Howard Ovoriin ed exactly three blocks from high Mrs. Fred Lovell and little son failure to" meet him. on Highland avenue, Sanford Frederick, of Orlando, arrivod her* prices, are quoting some very attrac­ ’. Heights at 3:30 p. m. tive prices that arc certain to appeal yesterday and will be the guests of Stanley.8. Lichty, editor of tho Mel­ f&r. M.'M. Lovell and Mrs. D. C. Mar- bourne Times, who attended the to the economical housewife. They of­ THE MAN CniLD . dowc nt their home on Palmetto ave­ meeting of (he Associated Dailies fer 6 pounds of sugar fpr'25 cents, The man-child dreameth of golden nue. with each |3 order. Thtf'groccriea aro here yesterday, spent the night in deeds new, clean and fresh hpd tho prices Sanford nnd took in nil the sights' And the spray of the restless sea, will certainly please the careful buyer. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar and little of this section before departing for And his young lips uttcreth dauntless son Ralph, have returned home from New Smyrna, where he will take the creeds, L. P. McCuilcr is offering good gro­ Virginia where Mr. Tolar and son train for home. For a w arrior’s soul has he. ceries a t liking prices and gives you spent tho slimmer. The doctor Join­ guaranteed-brands nnd McCuilcr ser­ ing them for the last two weeks of COUNTRY STORE TONIGHT . pot, tasted the wine of fear, vice. This is one of the oldest estab­ their stay. AT THE MILANE THEATRE Though he knows ’tis a common lished stores in this section, enjoys an i drink,; . enormous trade and can make prices Tho capitol prize at the Mllanc The'And he’s yet too young to be fnshw a d b -g Ar y jb meet all competition. When you a tre Country Store tonight will be do­ Mr. T. Kotin, of Greenvillo, Fla. loncd here . ., w ant quality groceries and good ser­ nated by E. F. Lane, the Real Estate TO think as his neighbors think. announces the .m arriage of his. vice call on McCuilcr. . man. It will be 1500.00 worth of in; _ daughter • • • • * * # surancc. Other merchants donating Lorene Koon Gary He will draw his sword in the causb ..-Joe’s Smoko House, “The Service prises will be: Bower Drug Store, to of right, Store,” ' invites your patronage in a Ball Hardware Co., Miller Furniture • Set many a captive free; Mr. Oliver Perry Wade large display nd in this issue. The Store, Baumcl’s Specialty Shop, Bell When the challenge comes he will Sept. 1st, 1023, Sanford, Florida sto rt has been entirely renovated nnd Cafe, Sanford F ruit Store, Coca-Cola now presents n most attractive ap­ dare thq fight, Bottling Co/, Sanford Feed & Supply Whatever the odds may be. pearance. Call on them for everything Co., Wight Bros. Plumbing, P. Wein­ ' HONORING MISS RICH Honoring Miss Ruth Rich, who will berg Diamond Palace, Joe’s Smoke in their line. The m an-child,stirs at a bugle- call . lonvc .within a few days for New House, Stokes’ Cosh Store, B. L. Per­ And thrills a t a battle-shout, Sam Baumcl is now in Now York York City, to become editor of tho kins, Habadashcry; Tom Moorb, Opto­ And ho rides by night to n castle purchasing an Immense stock of new McKlnnon-Markwood Co, Independent Woman, Katherine Liv- m etrist; fall dresses, millinery nnd Indies’ ipgston Chapter, D. A. R , of which ‘Lloyd Shoe Store, Sanford Fish and To carry a mnldcn out. ready-to-wear, and theso new goods she Is a member, will entertain a t a Poultry Maricot, Gem Cafe, McMul­ are arriving daily, If you want the bridge tea this afternoon in the home len’s Barber Shop, Jackson's Trans­ But life chains many n brave soul latest in their line call at Baumel’a of Mrs. L. Hunter Baker on Cherry fer, Sanford#Steam Pressery, Milano down, . Specialty Shop. T heatre, Chero-Cola BottiiniijCo., Al­ street. As tho man-child soon shnll know, This evening the local Business nnd len Music Co, Yowoll Co. M rKronen, And some aro held by the walls of The Atlantic & Pacific Tea Com' Professional Women’s Club will enter­ Sanford Avc. and Second St., B. B. town i . pnny offers n $1.00 Combination Sale tain informally at supper a t the home paggott, Hill Hardware Co, Williams’ As the long years come and go. for tomornot? nnd Saturdny Hint of Mrs. Frank Ulrich on the south Garage, Miller’s Bakery. should appeal to the economical house, side of the river, about thirty will be* Some of the common tasks, must stay, wife. Their stock is nlwnys fresh nnd ANNOUNCEMENT present on this occasion.—Jackson­ And some arc chained by fear, their prices as low us it is possible to nnck home. Will lie glad to have ville Times-Union. And the dreams of n mnn-child fade make" them for dependable merchan­ my friends call and see ntc for fire, away dise. * auto nnd life Insurance. Several hous­ MRS. MINTZ HOSTESS As ho bows to his duty here. Mrs. II. C. Mints entertained nt auc­ es for sale. Bargains.—W. J. Thig­ —EDGAR A. GUEST. The Diamond Palace is offering 138-Otc tion bridge last evening in her homo pen. some real bargains in watches nnd 15 on Main street, Springfield, honoring per cent off on diamonds. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff arc Miss lluth Rich, who in to leave in MISS MUSSEIAVIIITK HONORED is making close prices on everything spending tho day today nt Daytona the near future for New York City Miss Marian- Sanderson was a in his big stork that will be of inter­ Beach. to become editor of the Independent bridge hostess Wednesday afternoon, est to the careful buyer. Cnll on Woman. entertaining a t her homo in Lucerne hint. Miss Corlnne Wells, of Jacksonville A yellow nnd blue color motif was Court, in honor of Miss Agnes Mus­ Is the attractive guest of Mins Wey- simply, but effectively carried out In sel white, whose engagement was re­ The old reliable Pure Food Mitrket m i Graves at her |jomc on Palmetto decorating, n profusion of garden cently announced. • tells of tho good things to ent that avenue. •~ flowers being used. Five tables of guests enjoyed the they are daily handing out to their Marking the places were tallies nffnir, which wns one of the delight­ big list of satisfied customers. Only Robert Thrasher, Rill Mo ye am! done in yellow nnd topped with the ful early autumn parties. The hostess the best i» handled by this progres­ (Victor McLaulin leave tonight for initials of the guest of honor. cnriicd out n yellow nnd white color sive market and you can lie nssurred Gainesville where they will enter Uni­ A number of interesting rubbers of scheme in the decorations nnd refresh­ of an absolutely square deal in ever)' versity of Florida. auction were enjoyed after which a ments. Goldenrod and a variety of transaction. delicious chicken salnd course with fall flowers in -the two colors were used in decorating. The tallies were T i ; F. Moore, of Titusville, Is spend­ sandwiches nnd iced ten wns served. Churchwell's ad, to a newspaper, is The nffnir was most informal nnd hand painted ones In the two shndcs. ing a few days here transacting busi­ what old wheat is to a farm er—it enn Mrs. Gordon Hughes made high ness and is making his headquarters was one of a series of purlieu being always be depended on; nnd this given in honor of Miss Rich prior to score for the afternoon nnd was given at the Montezuma. store can.nlso be depended on for low tier departure. a string of amber beads. The guest prices nnd best quality, nnd positive­ Among the guests were Miss Ruth of honor was presented with a pair F. S. Vernay nnd (I. V< Morton wero ly no misrepresentation is ever allow­ in the city on business Thursday from Rich, Mrs. Juntes A. Craig, Mrs. John of yellow candles and holders, ns n ed to appear in one of their advertise­ Sanford. They stopped ut the Hills­ Rich, Miss Farris Davis, Mrs. Frank memento of the occasion. ments. So you can safely depend up­ U liith, Mrs, Clarence Clark, Miss , Assisted by her motiier, Mrs. Col­ boro.—Tampa Tribune. on nil statements made by them. Their Shoemaker nnd Mian Annahrllc Quin­ fax Sanderson, the hostess served ad appears in this paper every day lan.—Jacksonville Times-Union. brick cream in yellow, nnd white, nnd rutd you will not only save money, but individual cakes iced in white nnd get the most and best for your mon­ fimbossed with the nionogrum of the ey if you will read it carefully each bridc-to-bf and her fiance. day nnd b<-’ governed accordingly. - The guests included the college set and those who enjoyed Miss SanderThe San Joan Garage Company in hon’s1hospitality included the Misses Sanford has juat unloaded some more Helen Ives, Sara Davis, Dorothy Mcof the now Studebakor enra and they •Makln, Edith MeMakin, Marian Nye, Washington High School. 4irc all of the lateat Btudehaker dcGladys Nye, Bessie Allen, llnzel Ov­ Sentinel. bigns with all the new improvements, erstreet, Adelina Giles, Anna Jones, the many modcla can be seen at the Francis Jones, M argaret Way and show rooms at F irst street and Elm Miss Helen Salmon of Philadelphia, avenue. Mina Clara Johnson of Jacksonville, Miss Sarita Lake, Miss Mac Holly and The Seminole Overland Company -Miss Dorothy Rogers of Sanford, Miss received and unloaded threo carloads Ada Ixiuiso Simpson of Kissimmee, pf Overlands last week, and have been ..i...COOLEST SI’OT IN SANFORD Mrs. James Rudy of Atlanta, _ Mrs. jirst notified th at they have more on -SHowh Starting nt 7:30 and 9:15 I*. M Gordon Hughes and the honorcc, Mlsa the track here in t h r Sanford yard to Agnes Musselwhite.—Orlando Senti­ W unloaded. They do not drive their nel. curs down to Sanford from any other r-oint but they have them all chipped .lirect from the Wlllya-Ovorlund faeFor quick results try a want ad. O C IA L LENDAR (R r n r A m m > U Im ! r r t n ) CHICAGO, ScpL 7.—0}>c:iinc cf grain prices: Whoat. Sapl. 1.01 V 3. SANFORD December 1.00} Ctfrit, Sopl. 85 Dc- . . . . Nnximum, .Thursday ...: ccmbcr C8 1-8; Osts, September 37 Minimum last night ...... 1-2. . . ' . , No rain. . NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.—Cotton The Herald dcli»orcd six times a 11 o'clock call: October 25.83, Decem­ week for 16c. ber 25h8. . . , tory a t Toledo, Ohio, to Sanford. Mr. Albert Smith of the Seminole Over­ land Company has Just returned from a tflp to the Overland factory and re­ ports that there afe ovey 1,000 cars be­ ing turned out daily, a t tho, factory and they are still unablo to supply the grpat demand for these world wldo famous automobiles. The Seminolo Company invites you to call ardund at their show rooms and see tho many new models on display there, or If yott will.phone them they v/ill bo glad tp call on you and ;give you n demon­ stration o$ the difference in owning and driving sn Overland. . It> a Metro Plctare. , FRESH f r o m t Ab P, (. , A Corned* TOMORho .. WILLIAM S. Y . hart bunted” A c h in g , b u rn in g fe e t ? RUCKING m ules MEOTHOLATUM quickly relieves CARLOAD VIRGINIA EXPLOSION KILLS A AND INJURE8 2 (Continued from pago 3) . was so badly burned hospital sur­ geons feared ho would die. . Before those near the bridge had o chance to cscapq, there followed a second nnd a third explosion, ns additional freight cars wore swept by tho flames. At each blast tho air for a hundred yards around wan tilled with fiames. ‘ » Several wqmcn in automobllcr. pnsaIng under the bridge were enveloped in ilamcs, their light summer dress­ es catching tiro readily. Firemen and nmbulanco surgeons found men nnd women their clothes in taltors, nam ing madly about beat­ ing one another in futilo efforta to put out the flames. Tho injured were hurried to hos­ pitals. The fire was brought under con­ trol after three hours. • W f U U l & l I 75c PER PECK; $2.75 PIER liUSpfeL ON SIDING AT FIR$T.STREET AND RAILROAD AYE. Several Different Varieties . A CHEERFUL WELCOME A IV A JTO D U , SOUTHAMBOY, N. J , Sept.; 7.— Tho toll of the dead as a result of the • xploslon last night of three cnrlonda ef smokeless powder on the Pennsyl­ vania rnilrond was increased to three when two men dWd in a hospital of their injuries. Damage caused by tho (xploslon is estimated at $1,000,000. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. j t, . • i • • •• ■ CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. .Fall fashions.indicate knees wjll.be worn, while sitting down. aaaaaaaM aaai;i■ a n a ■am a■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■•■ mb *■■■■■■■■«■ bi A. R. Klr.cbb.um Cociip.D, 1K1, Milahg Theatre Goldwyn PrcHentH a Rupert Hughes Picture . . . • With' fc’d tL E E N MOORE & ANTONIO MORENO WRtST WATCHES MEN’S WATCltfes It’a a comic tale of.a girl who had the choice of lotting weight ' ........or her job. Come and see how it is done. PATHE COMEDY—SNUB POLLARD IN “DIG IJP” i t JEWEL Octagon, 20-year, guaran teed. Original price $18.75 V Special ’ • 7 TO 21 JEWEL Hamilton,; Waltluun, Elgin and all Standard - I "SPECIAL MATINE e TMONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ANlT" SATURDAY Special Music to all Picturcn NIGHT PRICES.............................................10 and 20 Cents E MATINEE PRICES ................ ...10 and 15 Cents I ii takes fewer dollars Kerb id buy the riglit suit. M akes JBaBBMMBBBpBMMBBBBBBBBBBXBHHXn ^ a a S B -HBnaaXBanUHBMBBM BLUE WHITE. PERFECT V* TO 1 OFF 15%, : O FF ., . . i. On rPKulnr prices jin display in window. Xpert on repairing WatcliM, ^JiVr.cJfO', Diamon .-...j ... / tags Made lo Order - . P. WEINBERG, . You’re safe a t any price th a t buys a suit of KirSbhtiautfi ClotHes, $35, $37.50, $45.00. $9.75 -------- ------------------S A T U R D A Vt — --------DUSTIN FARNUM in “THREE WHO PAID A thrilling western Tjiqlodrama. See the great deser Mutt & Jeff, Fox Newa, Sunahine Comedy—“Dana) MONDAY—5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE WEDNESDAY—FAMILY NIGHT ' I t m ust be enough to buy all-wool fabrics and character­ giving tailoring.' It need not be Higher than th a t. “LOOK YOUR BEST" • il4 l �NOT S tart of theopony Expresj UTOPIA EDITORS HANDY WITH F IStS *■' 1 {Not In thoi Opinion of Mil* Mil* Journalism of First Half of Nineteenth Id Somewhat Somewhat Century Had Us Full Supply llonafro Consldsrtd ria. of Thrills. Eccentric. . Charles Garland, the Long Island millionaire who is devoting his for­ tune to the advancement of modern' ideas, said at a^Greonwich Village td*: “ Our ideas on marriage need over­ hauling badly. Marriage isn’t the Tjltopia—it isn’t-the life-long ecstasy —that all the world pretends. On contrary, a successful marriage refrigerator llrnt chills love— la it so it will keep. (^1 obserted to an artist friend of '' e one day: ‘Well, old man, say whnt you wilt against marriage, I notice that sihfcc you’ve taken a wife you don’t have any more holes in your socks or trouser seats.’ “ ’Oh,’ said my artist friend, ‘one of the first acts of Mabel’s married life was to teach me'tho uso of tho needle.’ “ I came across this biuiic artist friend blowing himself to a big, hand-carved meerschaum with an amber mouthpiece the other day, and I said to him with a hint of re-, proof in my voice: " T im might tako your wife home a ■bouquet of flowers or a box of chocolates (his evening.’ “ He frowned at me. " ‘Yes,* ho said, ‘and wilfully rouso up licr^siispicions, liey?’ ” WOMEN GOOD RAT CATCHERS 8 M in i Odd Occupation, but They Ara Bald to Beqoma Export* In Short Order. Oddest of all the many nooks nnd corners of London is a rnt catchers’ colony near Borough road. The colony guarantees to elonr any home, warehouse or ship of rata within -18 hours. They employ nets, traps, fer­ rets. Their operations for a singlo month involve the capture of 25,000 rats. They do not kill the rodents, for they have too high a value in medi­ cal laboratories and hospitals for dissection work and experiment. They are sold to these institutions at 8 cents a head. During the war women were employed to catch the rodents. In spite of their repug­ nance to rats, they soon showed n a jirp rjiw ig ia p J ju n ta tlm business.'. Today scores of women are en­ gaged in this queer pursuit. One of them recently advertised “5,000 wild rats for sale nt reduced prices.” The entire lot of rodents was bought by a medical laboratory. In the first half of the Nineteenth eeulury It wns the custom of editors to engage In inud-sllnglng to n large extent, Horace Greeley, Joint's Gor­ don Ilennett, Janies Watson Webb, Wllllnin Cutlen llrynnt, and others did not besltato to attaAt cnch other phyaIcally ns well ns verbally, On one oecnslon Ilennett tvr.J knocketl down In the street by Wehh, anil Refinett retallnted'by writing up the occurrence In Ids paper, the New York Herald, In the following fashion: V ■ "Tho fellow, no doubt, wanted to let out the never falling supply of good humnr nml wit which has cre­ ated such a reputation for the Hemld, and appropriate the contents to sup­ ply the emptiness of Ills own thick skull. He did not succeed, however, In rlfitng me of my Idcns. He tins not injured the skull. My Ideas In n fen days will (low ns freely ns ever and he will find It out to hln cost." Another assault by Wehh occurred a little Inter, nnd was reported in sim­ ilar style, ending with the statement: "Aa to Intimidating me or changing my course, Ihn thing cannot he done. I tell the honest truth In my paper and leave the consequences to God. Could I leave them In better hands?" NO NEED FOR . TIMETABLE Residents of Enollsh Village Had Thslr Own Methods of Keeping Track of Tralne. Tho village Inn In Essex where I took tea tho other evening Is only two tulle* from a railway station, hut my request for a timetable created n mild excitement. The maiden who waited on mo referred the mnttcr to tho land­ lord, who appeared In person. "I've got a tlmeluhlo somewhere, sir," lie mild, "but I don’t rightly know where to Iny my hand on it. Anyhow, It's a hit old —1012 or thereabouts." "Well," I said, "perhaps you enn tell mo how the trnlns go," "Little," he called out, "whnt was that train old George went'up by last Tuemlny?" - Voice from the kitchen—"I dunno. Ho left here Just nfter dinner, nnd then he had to cull up at ttio mill on the way." "Oh, nil, so he did. Well, there used to ho one about.half after 2, You know that ono Sirs. Rogers caught when she went to see tier son In the ’orsepltnl." It wns then 0:30 p, m., so I slipped nut and trumped to the station. I missed Mrs. Rogers' train, hut I must have caught old George's, for there ap­ peared to ho only two ruiyiliig.—Wind sor Magazine. Postmaster Marshall of St, Joseph, Mo., hands n sack of mail to I.ee Shepard to lx? dispatched by muunted riders to San Francisco,- re­ calling the day of *49. OVIEDO Call und W alter Carter marching down opposite aisles and crossing at the altar, Miss Elizabeth Lawton a t­ tired in a beautiful blue brocaded silk and Mr. Woolsiy Sturdivant, Miss Virginin Wright, of Cedar Keys, sis­ ter of the bride, in pink crepe do chine, witii Mr. Harold Vnrn, Miss Nell Williams of Sanford, in n yel­ low crepe frock, with Mr. Joe Lcin•hnrt, Miss Iiertlia Guttrldgo of Fort I-nnderdnie, in a light green tnfTcta. with Mr. Charles Richard Walpole of Sarasota, Miss Winnie Strong of Sanford, in lavender erepe, with Mr. Froucis Wnlpolc of Sarasota. Fol­ lowing I he bridesmaids nnd grooms­ men came four little flower girls, Charlotte Lawton and Dorothy Mny Lee, in blue crepe und Minnie King ami Ruth Gene Wright, of Lakeland, in pink silk, und immediately preced­ ing the bride and her maid of honor On Friday night, August 31st, the mnrriage of Misa Ruth Allen Young to Mr. Ucverdy Renner Wright, was solemnized nt the Methodist church nt p. m. The church wns beau­ tifully decorated with palms, bamboo and southern amilnx. Just before the entrance of ttic* bridnl party Mr. Dooley of Geneva played u violin solo, accompanied by Mrs. T. W. Imwlon pianist, this was followed by n vocal solo, “ I Live You Truly,” sung by Miss Mable Swope. To the strains of the briilnl chorus played by Mrs. Lawton, with violin me innFateful Three Wordi liniment by Mr. Dooley, the bridal „ "8oi\ tt.pt wopinp oyer, Ilierc?", „ "•"Yob,* what-slxtur 1isr7"* * — juftty’. eMctrif-Ufu .Cldlteh HI. ttuflttfi. "Well, If It hadn't been for three lowing order, Messers. Edward Mc­ satin bearing the ring. The mnld of words slip said ten year* ago, I would lie ns wealthy us Croesus now I" "Delightful situation. (Jo ahead with the Inlel" "Well, her father owned all the snfety-pln plants In the country and the family wns Just rolling In wealth. And with all her riches slin was mean S O M E T H IN G H E C O U L D DO enough to deprive me of my chances An enterprising Qunker, who al­ of tanking j lO.ooo.lKKJ nt n blow I Imagine!" ways gave liberally toward public "What’s the rest of the dope? Whnt improvements in bis home town, was are the famous three word*?" “Why, I was going to marry her waited upon by a committee who ventured upon his reputation for nnd then all her tulllloue would have generosity to solicit a contribution been tnlne, hut—" "Rut' whnt?" for the bui!dir. 5 of a pretentious "Rut when I asked her to he mine church of another denomination. she said, ‘No, yon fool I' "—Amherst “ No,” said he, “ I can give thee Lord Jeff. nothing, as any display in the erec­ E n g lish R oyal Marriage*. tion of a house of God is contrary to Htntute law gives nn English king the principles of my sect.’’ larger powers than tiny other head of As tho committee wero hqwing « family In supervising matrimony. themselves out of the office, he railed Under the term* of the royal marafter them: “ S av, is thee going to rlngo net of 1772 no descendant of George It (except the Issue of prin­ tear down tho old church?” cesses marrying Into foreign families) “ Yes,” was the reply. Is capable of contracting, matrimony ■ “ Well,” said he, in a relieved tone, without the consent of the reigning *1 can givo thee 8500 for that.”— sovereign, subject to an Important sav­ ing clause which the wisdom of par­ Judge. liament dictated. A member of the royal family may L 0 8 T R IN O A N D L O V E marry In spite of the sovereign's veto. Ho Was twelve and I was ten. I- If ho or she hits reached the age of twenty-live, and has given 12 months* thought there was no ono in the notice to the privy counrll. Where world liko him. On my eleventh these conditions are fulfilled the luarbirthday he came along with a bcau- Hugo Ih valid, unless both houses of tiful sapphire ring for me. I was parliament declare their disapproval. never so delighted with my Borneo Two Men In a Garden. ■a I was thou. But my joy was Two men went Into n garden. The changed to sorrow.when in rushed, worldly wise man uo sooner entered my Borneo’s m other: “James, where the gate than he began to count the of the mango trees, how many ia my ring? Jane said you had it,’’ number mangoes each tree Imre, and what was her cry. She told me tliut it might l>e the approximate price of the was a present from her husband. orchard. His companion went to the James got n whipping, I lest iny owner, nude his a cquntqt sure, umj present nnd my love.—Chicago qnlHlIy going tinder u mango tree, be­ gan to pluck (lie fruit und cat It with Journal. « tho owner's consent. Now who Is the wiser of the two? Est mangoes. It will V S O N G S ‘A N D S M I L E S satisfy your Imuger. Whut la the good .V ___ of counting the leayrs and of vain cal­ *JIo is ono of those good-natured culation? The proud man of Intellect conductors occasionally found on Is vainly busy lu finding out the “why end wherefore" of creation, while the the back platform of a street car. In humble man of wisdom makes ac­ a recent m ill hour lie was whistling quaintance with the Creator and en­ cheerily as the straphangers piled on joys supreme biles In this world.—The fa almost unbroken procession. The Hayings of s ir llamarkrUhna, from the more they jammed the louder he Hindu Message. whistled. Presently he looked up and Old Adage Not Always True. saw peculiar smiles on the faces of Ilsrluo—But, surely, seeing la be­ bis customers. Then he grinned lieving T Hutton—Not necessarily. For In­ sheepishly and reaped his 6ong, stance, you ever yday, hut as to He was whistling “Feather Your believingI see you-----.—London Aitawera. K e-L” Grandparents a te .o ld people who Grown rhlldreft - are targe people didn’t cut up aa we dp. who ant going to the dogs. honor, -MIm Elizabeth Yourig, sister of tho bride was nttlred in orchid :rcpc do chine and the bride , wearing n beautiful gown of white crepe de chine were met. a t the altar by the groom and U s best man, L. E. Wright, J r , df Lakeland; The serv­ ice was performed by Rev. L.' E. Wright, Sr., of Cedar Keys, father of tho groom. The bride’s maids car­ ried bouquets of pink dahlias. Mrs. Lawton wore pink roses, Misa Swope white roses, while tho bride's bou­ quet was composed of fifteen beauti­ ful orchids, n gift from Mr. T. L. Mead, with pendants of* Riles of the vnlloy arranged with plumosa ferns. The bride nnd groom, left Immediate­ ly a fter the ceremony for » motor trip through the southern part of the state. Miss Young Is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Young and has been one of the teachers In the Oviedo school for the past two years. Mr. W right is the son of Rev. and Mrs. L. E. W right of Cedar Keys and is associated with the firm of Lawton Bros Co, of this place- These two young people have ninny friends in Oledo nnd other plnccs who wish them every happiness In their new life. The many friends of Mr. Theodore Aulin arc glnd to learn of his recov­ ery from , a severe illness nnd to k n o w 'that he will be able to leave the hospital and return home this week. Mrs. W. R. Mcpuffio and Mrs. Bainnwnrt of Orlando spent Thurs-dny with Mrs. L. R- Mitchell,. ' ^ Mrs. L. B. Moore nnd Miss Eliznbeth Moore of Orlnndo were Oviedo visitors Thursday. Mr. nnd MrS. W. E. Young were called to Plnnt City Tuesday by the death of Mr. Young's sister. J. H. I-co returned from the hospilul in Sanford Tuesday. W. T. Dodd has sold his barbershop to H. A. Whiddon. Allen Thompson nml W alter Carter left Friday night for Norman Park, G a, where they will enter school. Mr. Carter nccompnnicd them ami will visit friends in -South Georgia nnd West Florida before returning home. Mrs. L. R. Mitchell spent Thursduy night nnd Friday in Orinndo, - the guest of Mrs. N. R. Holt. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. 1-nwton nnd children visited Orlnndo Wednesday afternoon and evening. Miss Elizabeth Young left Mon­ day for Mont Verde where she will enter school. Mr. Theodore Aulin has sold his market to Clarence flurry of Orlando. Miss Elizabeth Ijiwton nnd Mrs. Ga, where Miss LavAdn [Will ento* Wesleyan j College. ’j |.|r j Mins' ^Jrsnl Little df Sififord la aponding several days with Misa Catherine Young. Misses Mabel Swope and A. D. Mitchell cntcrtalnod n few of the young people in honor of Misa Eliza* both I.nwton Tuesday evening. Messrs, Em mett Kelsey, Edward McCall, Ulmer Connelly, of Valdosta, G a, Hill Williams, of Sanford, and Sidney Swope of Orlando Spent sev­ eral days this week camping a t Palm Springs. 2,000 Im m igrants Ordered Admitted WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Two thousand immigrants who wero rush­ ed to New York before midnight Sep­ tember 1 in order to beat the harrier on the immigration quota, for that month tvoro ordered admitted yester­ day in a decision liy the commission­ er general of immigration,- but fines of $200 for each of them, were order­ ed imposed on the steamship compan­ ies. O ver Rough Road* W ith o u t A Bump fequip you car with LtnctJn Shock AbSorbcn end then hh.. 30 mile, on hour ovrr roughest roads without slightest discomfort. No other shock absorber can duplicate this performance. See fayrourself. Lrtuitq,*, your c*»with a set or Urv^.l; They fit all makes and model*™ absorb the road shocks, cheek the sidesway and eliminate all the vibration. If you aren’t pleated wHh Lincoln Shock Absorbers well take them off and refund your money cheerfully. See them t omorrow. Yours foe Better Riding. We Have It WILLIAMS’ GARAGE A senator Is being sued for CO cents —expecting to make him feel liko th at amount. j With Age Comes Knowledge This bank is 36 years old, during each suc­ cessive year it has learned the needs of the people of this city and vicinity, and catered to them, thus becoming more useful to Firms, Merchants and Farm ers yearly. YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED * Member Federal Reserve Bank RESOURCES $150,000.00 First National Bank I A COMMUNITY BUILDER j . 'F . P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Caahltr is Chiropody Again we warn the people of Sanford to lay off any stock promotion until they consult their banker. A Committee of this organization consisting of « . F. Whitner, A . It. Key, and W. H. Tunnicliffe will be glad to give yon advice on any stock offer­ I.uckle. the largest elephant in the London itoo. woro her nails so Uaddly whllC1carrying children on her Lack that chiropodist i Little Decide, her daushter. went along Hupmohile, Star and Durant SALICS AND SERVICE A complete line of parts will be carriciLfor these cunt New 1024 models now on display, and a demonstration of any of these well known cars will convince you of their puperior qualities. We wish to extend to all owners of the above cars an jnvitntion to call at our pluce for their service. . . Demonstrations Cheerfully Given t * Jernigan Motor Company NEW HEADQUARTERS PARK AVENUE GARAGE 209 Park Avenue-----— - ■■r Florida-. \ ed for sale by high pressure salesmen. Sanford Chamber of Commerce �H B M i ■ i * ’' r •fjlB #CRAP IRON CLASffed.’ Cradle Roll Day In the First Baptist Sunday School. All the members of i C. W. Spencer, Jr., will bo V r|«ker tomorrow morning and Ur, this department will be presented to £ ,* n tc r will teach the class. W as Die whole school." "EVcry member of yjlle Ruth Spencer will favor(ns with. tne^Gracjle Roil^Depnrtmmit ohould •notber solo. Hor singing last Suh- bo present^ and oT ^oum ' tho^dnds & was especially enjoyed and tho and mothersvarlll bo \ there. -Those JJJ, appreciates Mrs. Herndon’s In- who do -not attend other schools are ur**t in getting Mies Spencer to take Invited to bo present. par in the program. It is hoped that CRADLE ROM* DAY, Brockhahn will be on hand tomorand sing for us also. -Milano Last evening bhnighDtb ilc lo ji the ■Theatre, 10:W-a. m. annual training school, fo r; the Bap­ 4 i ---- # # i • tist Young • People’s , Unions of the First Baptist Church. Mr. George , CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Jeffers of Jacksonville Jhnd charge , SERVICE . • SUNDAY, SEPT. 9, 1923. • of the Senior department, tho pastor * v1 Subject: • had charge of the Intermediate work, , "MAN" ’ * apd, Miss Loola King taught, the * Church Service ----- 10:45 a. m * Junior department. The sphdt of the school was cx* Sunday School 10:00 a. m. • . Woman’s Club Buldg., Dak Ave. • cel,nt- Bnd an unu*u*ny Urgu per -----------* cent of those enrolled took tho cxall a r e w e lcom e. *■ aminatlons. The diplomas and seals will bo presented during the evening service tomorrow. FIRST BAITIST CUURCIl. • • • A growing emphasis is being placed Sunday school 9:30 a. m. upon the work of the young people Morning worship and sermon 11 a. ’COPYWIGHT IV M«CALLS) B. Subject, The Man Who Did tho of the F irst Baptist Church. The church provides tho Juniors and the Impossible. Special consideration will bo given Intermediates with capable lenders and sponsors, am) soldo member t f the Japanese condition. . ^tho Board of Doacnns visits these Baptist Young People’s Unions 7 unions frequently. The Senior union •’dock. Evening, worship and sermon 8 numbers among the leaders soma of ..................... o’clock. Subject, A 'Monosyllable of the choicest young people! of San­ Motnt cloth promises a nival voguo for evening wear1this sen sol Three Words—The Blackest in the ford. Recently the church took on Along with bincatJes ami embroideries. Of the gownn »kt*chcd one Is o advance step and correlated the work Book. allver cloth tended with rhinestones, the ncxl of ruffled J. "n, tho thin Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ of llie three unions under tho superOf brocade and snltn combined. intcndency of Miss Adelc Rincs. The n in g o’clock. i u |. Die unique hour of tho whole year public *ts cordially invited ’to the earnestly nsk oil Christians to join u s 'n o greater preacher than lie, besides fa.the First Baptist Sunday School graduating exercises tomorrow • eve­ " it , in prnyer for this scries of meetings. he is n fine singer, and n good mixer, Christian Endeavor meeting, nt 7:15 1 Monday—4 p. ml, bus incus meeting will be tomorrow morning. The First ning 8 o’clock. Tho musfc for the campaign will lie On Sunday, September 30tli, ltev, of auxiliary. Baptist Sunday school has created under tho chnrgo of Jeff Wall than p. m. in men’s ciub room, —, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ’has. F. Weigle, one of tho general whom there Is none better adapted one department and gives to this de­ Night preaching service nt 8 p. m. evangelists of tho Methodist church, for such -work. He has n reputation You are welcome. W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. partment very careful attention ALL SOULS CHURCH SERVICES. The sermon at 11 a. m. will he on will begin nn evangelistic campaign 'of being one of tho best evangelistic which ixists in only n very few Tomorrow, the sixteenth • Sunday ichools, and this fa the Cradlo Roll “The Essentials of a Scriptural Re­ here in Sanford. Mr. Weigle will havo fingers in the whole south. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH nflcr Pentecost, divine ncrvlcm will r. "large tent which will seat about Department. Ia this department the vival.” Sunday night tho scimon will be de- bo an follows: The Christian people are most cor At the night service the pastor,will 1,250 or 1,500 persons in which the kiddies and babies are enrolled up to dially asked to lend their co-operation 1'vnred especially to those boys and Low Mans nt 8 a. m. four years of ago. Tho church has speak on "W hat it is to be n Chris­ meeting will be held. and influence toward helping bring to , Rirls of the congregation who are Sermon: "Because everyone that While Mr. Weigle was invited by placed at the head of this department tian?" (iwknnd the churches of Sanford him- leaving for college for the winter, exnltoth liimr-elf shall lie humbled; Methodist The Sunday school will meet nt 9:30 Dr. Carpenter, of the Mrs. S. A. U. Wilkinson, one of the dreds of people. Fuller aunouv-emeutn • 7 be pultlle is invited to attend this anil lie that liunihlt (h liimself shall roost capable workers of the entire I., m. ,If you have not joined any oth­ church, yet it Is hoped all the church­ i service. will hu mmlo later, be exalted," Luke xiv, 11. irhool. Mrs. Wilkinson hna associat­ er Iliblc school come and meet with es will join in the work and make it a Other services for the clay ns fol Sanford meeting and not any partic­ No Benediction service. ed with her a corps of workers who us. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH lows: The F.pworth leagues will bold ular church meeting. The city is much Monthly collection next Sunday. jive their attention to the care and Our tegular Sunday services are as D:4r> a. m.-^Sumlay school. Masses during the week nt 8 a. 111. Ike training of the kiddiea till they their devotional pu*etlng» nt 7:00.'All in need of a rune series of evangelis­ follows: v tic services, ami Mr. Weigle will meet 11 a. m.—Morning preaching opr-! .Strangers cordially invited. reach the age of four and nrc grad­ young people will he welcomed. Bible School nt D:>15 a. nt. vice. uated into the HogiJWrs Depart­ ,We are preparing for the coming 1tho expectations of all classes. Ho is Morning worship and hetnion at li 7 p. m.—Senior Christian EndeavMarried children are grown persona ment. Miss Allic Trafford has evangelistic meetings under the lend-fan unusually fine prenther, scholarly, charge of the field work of the de- ership of Rev. ("has. F. Weiglcr ami I clean, evangelical r.iul never u:tes o’clock. Subject: "Studies in He- or. who are doing much belter than uveiybody expected, 1 8 p. m.—Preaching service. psrtmcnt. Tomorrow morning is Jeff Wall, beginning Sept. 30th. We j coarseness or clang. Billy Sunday la brews." dise ■AV, |S « allA «l»t -"f TO THE LUCKY NUMBER Ask for Your Cash Sale Receipt at Hardware Co. SANFORD, FLORIDA Have yoij any money to invent/ It so put it in Home Interprises packed by Local business men The Sanford Mortgage Loan Co., a home enterprise backed up by local business men has been a success since its inception. This Company has been in business in Sanford for over a year and has already paid substantial DIVIDENDS to its stokholders. The Sanford Mortgage Loan Company loans money to build homes, giving ten years to repay and it also loans money to those in need 6f immediate cash giving fifty (50) weeks to repay The Company has a limited amount of its CAPITAL stock for sale at par $1Q0 per share. ' SOUND’ SAFE INVESTMENT in a HOME yrelju^'ltave our Irepresentative call and explain become a STOCKHOL this established business Loan Company S. 0 . CHASE, President GE( 100 SOUTH PARK AVENUE ALFRED FOSTER, Trcas. & Sec. is. & Gen. Mgr. PHONE 306 r f - x w 'x s s w w h r ,FaW - t a t r Enginer-Killed : . fare.'A . L. Wreck . ' ,f • ;*s —— i it i J t JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Sapt. J7.— Ed Smith, of Jacksonville,- -engineer on tho Seaboard Air Lineioi* (Jbv Pen? sneola nail Jacksonville;itraifi vraa killed when thu engine nndr.egvorai conches overturned a t Wnhwtpn.-noaf Inko City according to word-roceivt-d here, i l l win* understood.- jjfiro . ppmt* of tho passengers wore injuriyj, Rail­ road officials. ,w«'ro pot adviced as to dolails. of- tho wreck;- - 1 , Young gir).i nrc medium-sized peo­ ple who horrify purents. Thu Herald delivered six times a weak for lbc. |w �;THB STANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, fACUB POUR BOYHOOD- HEROES Sanford Daily Herald The Herald P rinting Co, '" " " " ■ M lU H , r r v n u iiie n i A lt i p a » \ CAROV Yus SIGH A a aroun' fovw /Vi' \ GeT Irt • FER NOHilM' AM* WHATCHA ,1Rin k (T&s wipe o p T&e guy what plays siwoh ,i LEGeee P lays u r r u EMA AH' Th e Blpoc^HOUNS AIKr BLOOD HOU/rs a Ta l l Gee B uzz .! T k i h i s IS - to I h - p t f r W * f k l r I l r r •II ra llrflr r a i r n S e m in o le C a n a l / aad U ra b lU h rd m r r F riday. A tr e r lla la f ra fra a a l a hannN a a ap p ttrallo a. H M p a r y e a r, alaaa/a la a d ra a q a . M E f l l U K T U B AMNOClATKt) P ftK S S T h e A ss o c ia te d P r a i a la e x c lu s iv e l y • h l l t t a d t o t>,a u i a ( o r r e p u b l ic * ! Ion o f a ll n a w a d ia p a l c h e a c r e d i t e d to it o r •tot o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d Id t h l e p a p e r e n d e le o t h e lo c a l n ew * p u b li s h e d h e re in . All r i g h t s o f r e - p u b l l e e t l o n o f ap eclai ll e p A t c h e i h e r e i n e r e ela n r e a e r v e d . f t f f t s r i H R I IA I .il P h n a e 14* TO AOVKItTIN KIIHl M n cane o f e r r o r * o r n m m ts s lo n In le g a l or o th e r m lv erl Is i'm e n ts T h e l l e r a l t l P r i m i n g C o m p a n y . d o e s not hold Itself Untile f o r d iiningp f u r t h e r ...■tijiiiu t h a n . t h e ann n i n u n t re c e iv e d f u r aurli a d - p ijf/iw . 5 6 M>H BdlfeR AACVi'T leTYef? m a S e e Yurt W iTh Th a t s Tu f f o h Yea. f a c e -. > r The principal business of n bank, be to Commercial or Savings, Is Hie investment of other people's money. Aside from its capital stock and sur­ plus, the funds of a bank are the property of its depositors. A bank that loans its money to nny one without proper security and regardless of the safety *of such■• loons may for a time flourish like a green * bay tree but it is surely building its structure on a foundation of SAND. vrrtUu'ini’rU Forelun.. ________ A.lv«rH*lt,.a hrpieacnlall** CniCAN PRESS ASSOCIATION A Bank should ALWAYS think of the safety of its Depositors money FIRST and absolutely refuse to loan money to anyone not financially re­ sponsible and only on the best of security. When you hear n supposed sclcntist say such and such a fossil is two or five millions of yearn old, just ask him to give the proof. We* hear much of aueh sort of guessing these days. Wbnt the people should demand FIRST and foremost of ANY bank the absolute safely of their deposits. Should two or threo thousand tour1st come to Sanford -what would wo do with them? Send them on to Or­ lando T Well, where can we take care of them? W hat la the m atter with aoine of our well-to-do citizen* who do not erect apartm ent house:* grumblers. The reverse is the fact. ao an to take care of visitors when The trouble is that the farmers have they comeT not grumbled enough and grumbled effectively. They have been ton Too many people want everything prone to accept injustice and discrim­ in sight but hesitate to make an ade­ ination nfld to lav their misfortunes quate investment to secure it. If to the inscrutable wisdom of Pro­ tourists came to Sanford they must vidence. If they had been helf ns be made welcome. They must have keen to look out for their own in­ accommodations. They must have terests ns lhe labor unions mid the diversions. They must he made to -mnnufneturcrs have, been for theirs, feel that our people are in earnest there would be fewer foreclosed about caring for them. The reason mortgages. why Miami, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Just now some of the big news­ and other cities are growing so fast papers me making a great outcry is they have money left by tourists against proposed legislation for the with which to build i city. Ten be no III of the agricultural industry thousand tourists here for three and are denouncing it bitterly ns months would be worth more to San­ demagogic class legislation. Perhaps ford thun nny other one crop. . it is; we hold no brief for it and Havo.jllllc coflUdCT'efi ilCt'CTfcyT&MUJfV with nny effort to legislate money in­ to tlm pockets of any class. Hut it] A recent survey In an agricultural strikes us ns n bit peculiar that these| county showed the average farm in­ great organs of special privilege have come to be less than a imiasager never seen anything demagogic in hoy’s, wages la New York City. And high tariffs, whose chief purpose has yet there arc those who make light always been to Itencfit manufacturers of the farmer's woes and pretend to at tile ux|M'tise of all the rest of the believe that farmers are just chronic people. The farmers have never nsk- In our relation with the public wo consider this bank acts us a Trus­ tee £jr every deposit made with us and as such we consider ourselves di­ rectly responsible to our depositors for the safety and accessibility of the funds left in our trust. We have absolutely no excuse to offer for refusing to loan our deposi­ tors’ money on nny but tho highest class of security and in thin restriction *ve are simply carrying out our policy that every banking transaction must be conducted with 1lie realization that tbc bank’s first duly is to its deposi­ tors. . il FUR never was n* Svotnuu born who was satisfied with the mini she 'married. She always makes him over, or, rather, she mistakes his gradual disintegration for something constructive in her own handiwork. • , The universal husband! Pathetic, bedraggled scarecrow in trousers. No wonder men always answer their country’s call to nrms. It is fur easier to face quick death on tho battlefield than slow death besido the domestic hearth* At home they nre helpless, numb. Things overtake them, fasten on them while they are asleep. Whichever wav they go, it is not the way of their choice. They ure pushed along from behind, never doing ony of the things they jjesirg,l*nevfir wqjjting any of the tilings they get. J ’oor T . •«— t i n*- n — *“ • Death is a eontimm friend or foe, As different men may hold, And at its summons each must go, The timid and the bold. Hut when the spirit, free and warm, Deserts it, as It must, What m atter where.tho lifeless form Dissolves again to dust? •» ■ ■■■■UUUUHUBaHKlilUtniHliaiHlIKaUMUK&tlHAKBhEUMK^UnaiCISUkUKLtiEhMU.jUUUUVUUIIUZUUKUXaiaKBBS (This Was Written by o Woman) Things W orth W hile Picked Up Along th r W ay; Some From Pens Long Ago Laid Down; Same From Pen* of l.uter II iivk. How little recks It where man lie, When once the moment'h punt In which the ilim and glazing eye Has looked on enrlli its lut>t. Whether beneath thu'sculptured urn The coffined'form i.hull rest, Or in 11h nakedness return Hack to its mother's breast! ed for one-tenth of the special priv­ ilege that Republican congresses have been lavishing on American cg.inufacturers ever since the first high tariff hill, but on tho other hand the farmers suffered in pocket every time a new tariff raid was made for the benefit of these special interests. And the g rea t, newspapers that are now so horrified a t the mere hint of class legislation for the farm ers have in nearly every instance been apologists ' for or defenders of the tariff graft. Tho farmers should not ask for eluss legislation in their Interest. * ■ ■ J jS Hut they should set their faces stern­ „ ly against the continuance of class ■5 legislation for other interests to their ■ own detriment. And they should ■ take a leaf from the labor unions' i book in the m atter of organization. d Labor has brought itself up to a posi­ i ing are the farm er’s greatest needs. w Ills nrcblenig are more economic than « political. ■ S «i *j f 5 'Twero sweel indeed tu close uhr eyes With those we cherish near, And, wafted upward by their sighs Soar to some calmer sphere! Hut whether on the waters high, Or in the battle's.van The fittest place where man can die, la where he dies for man. —Michael J. Harry In Dublin Nation in 1843. fvJLl tA( «MUA IW IAW • ilk i am an old-fashioned buyer of the neeessitics for my household. I go to the store myself. To me this work is not irksome. In fact, t like it. I like to look ui the shelves so full of cans and packages of so many colors. I like to do this for the same reason that I don’t mind being in a crowd. Iti TM*T ,| Alias CAT//, lto*VC Ca wm w!j I went into a store not of my own choosing but with a friend who, among oilier 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 th at was the kind she should ask for. The dealer overheard me and said, "Mad­ am, I never Bell that article, I sell instead something very much b e tte r ---------------my own brand.” Then he launched into a five-minute talk on why this article was better than the one I had named. But somehow my friend had been convinced by what I had suggested and she did not buy that can .which the grover offered. And I thought as I walked out how stub­ born and obstinate th at man was. He had lost a sale, had probably taken his first step •*li 'V'lVUin.E^ e v o CJeArjW JU, Wltlue E A T M Appces •• , I// . 'I or toward lo.siiig a customer, uml had certainly lust u good deal of time, especially since some other people were standing around waiting to bo waited on. When in a crowd I look for familiar faces. When I see them I am delighted. When 1 am in a store 1 look for fam iliar goods and when I see them I buy. Those goods hnve become familiar to me through advertising tion of prosperity—nffluenctf in com­ and I have noticed th a t the grocery men who parison with the average farm er’s financial condition—by organization. ;] have the most o f those familiar packages Organization and commodity market­ ■ somehow or other seem to always go ahead. The soldier falls'm id corpses piled Upon his downy bed, Where reinless war steed gallop wild Above the'm angled slain; Hut though his corpse he grim tu see Hoof trampled on the sud, What recks it, when the spirit free Has sour'd aloft to Hod! The coward's dying eyes may close Upon his down bed, Ami softest hunds his limbs compose hi garments o'er him spread, Hut ye who shun the bloody fray Where fall tho mungled hruVe, Go—strip hi* coffin lid away And see him in his grave! P e o p l e s Ra n k or S anford M .A - i n w s . S I b w r /S n i p p e t * AND r s u . |h if* Tuii UiCWMCWT LAak ToUAV— 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 almost world-wide critical examination demonstrates to me that the manufacturer has supreme confidence in his goods. He cannot tell # falsehood about the things he makes, because there are too many in the world to find him Constant advertising of any product proves th at product has stood the teat, of scrutiny* la it any wonder then why I, as one of sever­ al million women in my same position, prefer articles with which I am acquainted to pro­ ducts about which-1 have no knowledge and about which the manufacturer does not seenl to have the courage to enlighten me? Published, by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with . The American Association of Advertising- Agencies �SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1923 to DAVIS„ CUP WINNERS TATTOOINQ «n Youth Not Considered ■ Man Unless Ho Haa Boon Thor, eughly “Decorated.” On the Island of Tutulla, one of the Samoan group In the South raciflc, Tonight William S. H art In “O’Mal waves the “8tnr-8pangled Banner." Icy of the Mounted”. Pango Pango, the harbor of this beantlful Island, has been a coaling station Tho smashing talc of n red-coated for American battleships since 1872, but the Island Itself lips been the prop* horseman who rodo for the law on erty of the United States only since Canada’s wild frontier. Rode on a lone hunt into the states —and faced a felon’* death—nnd got hla manl Then gripped his prisoner’s hand, and stealing avftty Into tho night returned to hia chief—alone. Labor Day Celebration a t Lnko Monroe in moving pictures nt the Princess Theatre tonight. Tho Amcricati tennis team which successfully defended the Davis Cup in Uie finals against tho Australian players nt Forest Hills, N. Y. Left to right, Tildcn, Williams, Richards and Johnson. Owing to the many requests that have been sent in to the Manager of the Princess Theatre for tho muvlng pictures of the Labor Day Celebration at Lake Monroe to bo shown again, they will show them again tonight so that ail may have the opportunity of seeing them. Come nnd sco yourself in moving pictures. It-will be u great treat. Matinee this afernoon nnd two 'shows tonight. Plenty of scuts and n real picture tonight. Look nt the ad TIGERS YIELD MANY CHARMS ‘on the back page nnd see the pro­ gram, then go tonight nnd enjoy the Native* of Indo-Chlaa Make Many pictures. U n i of tha “Lord of the I ‘Jungle.” LOW TIDES ON REACH, 1923 The teeth and ctswa of * tiger nro used by the natives of Indo-Chlna as Forenoon and afternoon tides occur good-luck Charms, watch charms, or at approximately the game hour and necklace*, and the teeth are used to minute. cure dog liltcn. They nre filed down, and when the powder thus secured Is Date June July Aug. Sept. Ort dissolved In water, It la un Infallible 1 4:03 4:.11 0:3.1 0:28 0:11 remedy, they believe. A remarkable 2 4:r»!i 0:20 G:M 7:20 7:38 belief In that If mur makes a cigarette 3 5:47 0:02 7:11 8:17 8:37 holder out of tho canine tooth of n 7:01 8:00 0:21 9:30' tiger that has eaten a man, one can 4 0:43 7:50 0:00 10:11 10:32 see the Imago of the victim, Its com­ 5 7:24 pleteness depending upon the degree to 6 8:17 8:51 0:57 11:08 11:20 which llie smoke haa colored the tooth. 7 0:07 9:14 10:52 11:41 11:51 The natives carefully (dean and mac­ 8 0:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:40 erate the nerves of a tiger In nlcohol. 9 10:41 11:30 11:5# 1:08 1:38 The resulting brew la uu elixir of long 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 1:51 2:28 life. If one ent tigers Ih'er or tiger’s heart, one’s courage In battle will knowno bounds. Among (be Mels, after a tiger hns been cooked, Its skull and lower Jaw nre broken und the pieces buried separately, to keep the lord of the Jungle’s glfost from bringing dis­ turbance and disaster Upon the Inhab­ itants of the village. Tlie whiskers, the icetb, nnd the claws nre very much sought after. (Iround Into fine dust sad dissolved- In water, the whiskers uiuko a supposedly virulent poison. tnlk to those In Salt Lake City. Utah. 1,100 miles nwny, ns * result of satIsfactory phone connection established he Iween tho Alberta government tele­ phone system nnd the Mountain Stntes telephone system, which serves some of tho western states, ft la now pos­ sible to tnlk long dtntnnre on n 1,000mile cult front Alberta. The new connection was made at Ooutts n few days ago, nnd n conversation held be­ tween Edmonton nnd Helena. Train wrecks and sunken ships In narrow canals have hindered movement* of the French In the Ruhr. Here U ono o< the rail wreck*, . showing iho trucks blocked and tbo station demolished. French nay iGermans manned tho wreck. - — CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 South Hound Departs Arrive Northbound Arrive ... 1:48a.m. ...1 1:45 a.m. ....: 3:42(]i-m. .19:00 p.m. H i s N e i g h b o r ' s tlo o d . I see nil Creature* everywhere full of their Delights, T h e 'B ird s are singlug; the Fish nre sporting; the Fourfooted are glad of vvluit they meet wItlull; the very Insert* have 'their .Satisfaction*. ’T la n marvellous Dis­ play of Infinite Goodness. The flood Cod has made Ills creatures capable of Delights* H e nenmimndntes them with continual Delights. . . , Well; Is ihere no way Tor me to resemble and Imitate, this Ineontpnruhle Goodness of Godl* Yea; 1 see my Neighbors nil iicrotn in minted with their various Delights. Alt have some, nml sumn have many. Now, I may honestly tuokv their Delights my own. (T m»v rejoice In fbe Delights, which 1 see the Gon-lne..* of God tiolow lng upon them. I may make their I’ra* parity, not my envy, hut pty Pleasure. <1 may be glad, at all Die good, Ihat t see done unto them. —f o i l mi Mother, lu his D lniy, M arch 12, 1790. Immortal Sentence. “Sink or swim, live or die, survive or perish, I give my heart und my bund with tbla vote. It Is my living senti­ ment, and by the blessing of God It shall bo my dying sentiment—Inde­ pendence now und forever.” • Till* Is supposed to be u quotation from a speech delivered by John Adums at tli* session of the Conti­ nental congress In 1770. It waa, how­ ever, Included Iq a spitcch by Daniel Webster, delivered by him In Faneull ball, and written tbe previous day la Ponton. It was composed by Web­ ster as embodying an Impressive form of urgument relied upon by friends and enemies of the Declaration of Independence, and was framed about va­ rious sentiments expressed l>y Adams ■t different times. Trilby Itranrh Arrive Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.ht. Orlrilu Branch Arrive xNo. 128 ........ 7:45 p.m. xNo. 127........... x—Daily, except Sunday I A Windmill Homs. A century-old windmill of the kind roiumunly seen In European countries, having four large sweeps, or sails, and an outside covering of shingles, lias been, remodeled into a three-story bouie at Lunatrup, Jutland. In Den­ mark.' After Use huge grinding stones and,,shafts were removed from the Interior, the three floors were divided Into comfortable rooms, having dor­ mer-1 yiw windows. Nine persons are accommodated In the rebuilt structure,' from which a beautiful v|ew la to he seen.—Popular Mechanics Magazine. Her Idaa of I t Employer—You say you have done very little Xyplng und scarcely know shorthand. Then how came you to answer my advertisement for a smart stenographeri , Fair Applicant (sweetly)—When you said “smart" 1 thought you referred to personal * appearance.—Boston Transcript. — Young boys art: medium-sized poo pie who stupefy parents. Rubber From Milkweed. Rubber plantations In the United Slates nmy |i(i n realization In flic not far distance If tho recent prediction of Henry Ford that the coimiinn milk­ weed could produce rubber In antlafactory quantities, t« fulfilled. Nor Is milkweed ’ rubber nn Invention of Ford, but In litany of the laboratories of this country. Investigations have been In progress for several years ns to tbe possibilities of tbo milky Juice of plnnl* of tbe temperate zone as a sourpe of rubber. Individuals Responsible for W ar Should ? e Held Personally Accountable By ROBERT L. OWEN, Senator From Oklahoma. Without intending to refer jo KtirujH! nt all, I nm in sympathy with the resolution offered In ihd senator from Idaho (M r. Hornli) declaring that the nuddngof wnr .hall lie an international high crime. The iiiiiivnliml- who me ns|.op>ilde for tin* making of war ought to l>c held lo a personal airountahitily. ! should not think it necessary to iinpere tin: death penally upon them for their lack of umh-rMnmling, of wisdom, of lioiic-lv, of good will in bringing on war, l>vausc men do those things without knowing very wi ll where they are going. Hut I think * lengdiine im.iriciu(i<>it of such persons would la* entirely justified, in order Ifust lty that evample depriving them of personal liberty—o th b leaders of mankind would lie warped against bringing upon tho innocent people of tin- world tile bloodshed und losses indicted by war. PLATFORM OF Departs 7.30 n.m. • 3:25 p.m ! ......... 1:30 p.m, ...... 5:50 p.m. Leesburg Itranrh Arrive ........ 3:55 p.m. ...... 2:45 p.m, First Quarter Full Moon Lust Quarter June 21* June 28 July 6 July 20 July 27 Aug 4 Aug. J9 Aug. 20 SepL 3 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 3 G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Flu. j 4-24-tfc Gel the habit- Call Sanford M att­ ress factory. We guarantee to cate for all mattress troubles. I'hone 402M-l. 132-Gtc Cocktail Celery Hearts s * Fruit Cocktail SOUP , Chicken Soup with Noodles Also tonight, Fox News, Mutt & • ENTREE Jeff and u Sunshine comedy "Dandy Dan." * Creamed Shrimp on Toast ROASTS William Fnrnum stars tonight in Young Turkey with Vegetable Dressing "Three Who l aid’* which is a William Fox production. and Cranberry Sauce Prime Ribs of Beef nu Jus Remember tonight is the night that Baked Sugar Cur<*d Ham \ your ticket will count toward the cush prizes that arc to tic given away. Stewed Chicken with Dumplings . Numbers will bo published in Mon­ Fresh Pork Ham with Green Apple Sauce day's Herald. VEGETABLES Monday night is am ateur night. The Mashed or Sweet Potatoes Inst two were marvelous, hotter come French Peas Monday night. Fresh Vegetable Salad Also Monday night “The Counter DESSERT ft-it Lover,” Cherry Green Apple Pie Special mntinccs Mondays, Wednoi Ice Cream and Cake days and Saturdays. Pie a la mode Coffee Crackers 1 Cheese Improved Phont 8«rvlce. Edmonton people* nm nmv nlde to Served Noon Till 8:20 Lost in tho desert! 1000. Many old and picturesque custom* •till remain In Tutulla. The birth of a child is an occasion for rejoldng. A fete Is held. The father Invltea all bis friends. The mother Invites hers. Then there Is a regular exchange of presents. The men present gifts to the women. This la folowed by feast* log and dancing. A Ssmoan girl la considered a wom­ an the day she marries, which la at a very early age. nut a boy haa to go through more of a process than that of simply mafrjrtng before he la pro. claimed a man. And the process la so painful that he does not attempt to alone. He‘*gnthcni around him hla young friends of the.same age. They set out together for the tattoocr. To complete the Job of tattooing n boy from the waist to the knee—which Is the correct thing In Tutulla—two months are required. When Ills body Is beautifully decorated with Interest­ ing designs he Is a ninn. —SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1923- Tpnlght the “Three Who Paid, R e d u c e th e S k id d in g Danger B u ic k T o u r 'W h e e l ‘B r a h e s B u ic k four-wheel brake* reduce to a minimum the skidding danger every driver encounters on wet pavements. The action of the simple yet podlive Buick brakes not only slow* down the car safely but keep* it steady, preventing skidding to either side. Buick four-wheel brakes operate with slight pressure on the serv­ ice brake pedal, are of the Buickproved external contracting type and* function independently of the emergency brake. Buick ha* taken this advanced step or designing four-wheel brakes on its 1924 cars in conformance with it* well-known policy of pro­ viding owner* with the safest and most dependable transportation. SUBJECT TO TIIE DEMOCRA'yC PRIMARY OF 1924 Depart* -Law eni’otvemcnt for Slure and County Officials and Citizens fm all Stale und Federal Laws. Economy and efficiency in all department* of Slate und County Government and all Federal brunches correlated thereto. The Oregon State School Law for the State of Florida, thus forcing all the children of the State to receive a public school training. d ’-ompulsncy reading of the Bible in all public-school* at any time the teachers or trustees shall state, especially a t opening of school each morning. Fair, just and equitable treatment of capital and labor alike be­ fore tlie law; and blending their interests to work fur the good of Florida if possible. Encouragement of Florida’s development and growth in every way possible, especially by' inducing capital to come hero to in­ vest tram all sections of the world. Tux lowering, reform and regulation. Restoring the Auditor’s office to its rightful place in state gov­ ernment so that the governor can chockAip on shortages am i’so that some authority can check up on the Stute Comptroller’s of­ fice and not have this done by the employee* of tho State Comp­ troller’* office. -Further development of the Honor System for control of prison­ ers, und tho enactment of further humune and merciful laws for their government, ______ __L_----- -— , ----------->■ Further enactment of laws for Woman's Development ns voters and the full attainment of their rights us citizens of the com­ monwealth and nation. America for America—and therefore Ku KIux in preference to Knight’s of Columbus in civic, religion und office. HE STANDS AGAINST cattle. lis political and palatial 4.—The railroad* and big corporations paying so Bttlo taxes and charging tho pvople so much, for travel* and freight, fj.—Giving the people’s rights away by selling vast acreages of Evergludcs lands to'big companies. 0.—Giving the Stty* Riparian Rights away to corporations or cities. SOME OK THE THINGS STOOD‘ FOR AND DID WHEN GOVERNOR i 1. lit- suw lliht nil County und Suite Official* under him enforced the Imw, 2. —When there were breaches in law enforcement on tho part of officials he saw to it at onev thut the evil was corrected or LAW ENFORCED. 3.—Visited nil Camps and Cantonments where Florida troops were stationed nnd saw that they were properly cared for. 4. —Went his full length in seeing that tho Nutionul Leper Home W»* not placed on Florida soil, even taking his Board of Health to Washington to wrutk against it. 5. —Worked for and obtained Compulsory School Law. Inspection of Convents, Houses of Good Shepherd, Etc., by Boards of County Commihsionen, and Mother’s Pension l*aw. (5.—Increased pensions for old soldiers and sailors. 7. —instituted honor system and other merciful provisions for priaom is, among them shortening their work hours from 13 to ID.1 8. —Took prisoners of State from private leuso und put them oil State Roads where all passers by could inspect them. Worked with nil Committees of iaidlcs, Legislators, Congress nnd Congressmen for Woman’s Suffrage. -But Florida in dry column by extra session of Legislature, Vetoed.bills that would huvo taxod dogs, ttiun’s faithful friend. The Reparian Right Bill that would huvo given millions of the Stule’n money uwuy. Land bills thut would huvo taken the Everglades friitp the people and many othera. -lie took Hodges wiUi lus cannon und gun boat from over the fishermen of the state. -Ho was a t his office attending to tho people's business for four yonrs. -lie saw every person who came to his office every day and read every letter, communication nnd report that came to hla office on the aame day it came even if ho had to alt up 'till mid-night to do It. -He was on his job looking to the people's interest for four ye*r* und us pay for the sums the small politicians, Catholics, and those who hated him indicted him and would have imprisoned and ruined him hut the Just court* and honest jurym en aaid Nay! God and these men vindicated him and in the June Primaries of next year he asks each voter to do the tame. M R. C A T T S W IL L S P E A K A T We will be pleated to give you a demonstration and let you prove tbe effectiveness of Buick fourwheel brakes y-Hiraelf. When better automobiles are built, Buick Build Them 1 people who -------. SANFORD,FLORIDAw— --------- — L . C.-M OOTM CO M E O U T E V E R Y B O D Y A N D H E A R HIM �- 1t ; jTl-V* '♦**».* O t l v i A. •- «— ■*t-t A ■' * can-to include thia equipment withoty- four comfortably. In tho copra % )vb|$ ^f»t fp r JtWoJt v i i.ligiitly M dr| extra cjyircq, „ ' peni’qujtilal’lu.disc stce],wheels nsc ^r.trVo the fight of the driver's geaf,' Tiend standard on ‘models, eaeli car be­ and jut auxiliary sent is to! the? right ing supplied with 'ab'<*xTr'd"wduxl. Oak­ of the driver’s sent. *It may hi? fold­ '•Co.,.283& Sheffield, a J I"-,, tr u in g . T' 1 ** * * ~ land is omvbf tho first medium priced ed urklcr'tho dash. c .10’ Include cars ^lO’ Ineiude this equipment withwith­ .. On c f of the most .attractive - models clearly.-iYou win rqicivo , lrT bottle of F oley ' s iionfy out oxYfa'chnrge. ' is the business coupe.' It seats three A striking feature that makes for comfortably. Tho upper structure Is, TAR -for Coughs, Colds, nn(] r ^ D al*o frW sample package* at of metal, covered With a special ma­ terial of leather feature, with attrac­ tive bows gnench |i<]Oj . , - ; •' anil* ttuader .M t Are Again <u iMs l i l f e & tllr Tfcr Aasmrlnlnl PriVtl CORFU, Sept. 7.—Greek police nt Corfu arc agqin on duty but are serving unites, ardors of an Italian captain. Outgoing press dispatches are subjected to *trlct censorship. Two thousand persons attended thci funeral of a nix-ycor-old girl, the only native killed during the bombardment." 1; ■■: V 5. AH open modstaare juphqistcrod in. T A D te p s ■genuine leather,':tbe_‘!i>sJrl jhuihila. in; topsncps. Thnso iKtodcrful n-medi*. Spanish loalhar,-Tiio tops on the '•(fpoft. piodels ilre ofihUuhl mafcribl. jt TUB HELPFULNESS OF CIVU, ORGANIZATIONS. In commenting upon the inactivity hsjdv*anifil School JLcarlu'ni'ardtpi ?pl0 Who will "i. AUJn*t r n urnWAn Jtho a^-of community forces nnd the result­ M . irce'*fimttjj IrtKtlwy.lfruupadtoKC^hcc^bmler get repprtedHAhafc^o . . ..\ treat your ing loss on this necount an exrhnngc tif once: kltfe bolter. 7" ^ f h 'f i •gjaifr CflVcrcd panel wl& says: "We need more work by our CtnAMfefa .<‘V*dT-F,r*' civic bodies nnd better co-operation result of tho OakliSjt) fwripinnm . by our citiztns. Our luncheon dubs eht'topa on the open tmiilifln, s Me-cur­ are not taking up things. Our Cham­ tains Jiro fitted room cldshiy.' X' ledge ber of Commerce is n larger body alonjJ.Vtp.JOP’bWA'lCP 1*1 \ho- top per­ tha never but is doing less. Mo fnult mits of ahug fitting and rwlp pro pro -, of officers, but committees don’t vided for . the cyrtninnon the doors. work." y- ■' Special spring ctnspa are used. We print this because it, in a large As an ndded comfort, speclnl gins* measure, describes the situation in qnclpsqrag for both touring and roadSanford not so long ago,- and htCr bodies juny he purchase(1 extra. gives n good opportunity to remark The, sad up and fouj-jwweiiEor coupe upon tho changed conditions 1since arc upholstered in a fine .grade of the luncheon clubs Como upon the .silk velour of a taupo shade with spec­ scene bnd the Chamber of Commerce ial stripe,‘silk window nhnrios, dome become juch n'm ilitant force and ar^ light, foot jflnd robe mils, floor type culated the nerve and ambition to heater and aluminum scruff plntcs. * actively ' move along enterprising Thu sedan has ample, room for five linei towards sensible things, big while the four passenger Icoupe which or little, thnt promised goad to the takes the place of thn tive-'plisponger town or county. coupe .of the preceding model scuts to tho 'nlr forces of the United States, tho SJR-1. photo) TVJ Tho lnowest'addition .. . Within tlie* past year or more, un­ hangar nt JLaUohurst. N. J., tn Its Initial flietit. ♦ Compare'Its size to tl tjm uLirctatoro In tho foreground, of whom thcro woro SoVcfal thousand. der more or lcr.a unusual difficulties, the city lias gono forward in many tun- of pipped mulct* are finished ways by leaps nnd bounds. We need in blhyJfrj^ jfltln wix fiflWb if'UV’d not stop to enumerate tho numerous on Jha open, model*. Spiirt i i^odejs, material improvements that have both /i\e passenger and roadster, are come, they are around us to show for finished lii a special light Oakland themselves; the nplrlt of- co-operation blue, with orange striping on the —and even good fellowsliinp that — A N D --* ' •' ■ body, hood and wheels. grows out of it—and the Inudihto am­ * | ... _ *.'• - ’lit ’ t ’ ‘*Jl J. ,J . a"J bition to grow, if not fell nnd seen Demountable fifoc steel wheels nro everywhere, is recognized and fell standard on ull models, each'car being in hundreds of places and hearts supplied., with on extra whecL. Oak­ land in. uno of-the first medium priced 10.1 Palmetto Ave.J——^Tfione 181 -J n ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■£■&■■■m B i i i i i M where its presence was not percepti­ ble before. Seldom have the new models of aiiyjliinpd now iunl lifts -110011 tested on The of tins new order of motor ear, partieulnilv in the medium fleets of. .Oaklands foe a period of *oe coming ... .............. things about the time and following . . . . . . . . . ; more than two- years in various parts ! . . . . 1 1 priced field, embodied as many new 111 the advent of the . luncheon clubs and .... .........as. llte • nolt'lof ..... . j (i the cochtry under every road and , ... , and, exclusive ........ features tiie Chamber of , ■ the awakening of climatic condition, , , , . 11112-1 Oakland True liliie models, Come in and get the Com merer md othor live civic urganTwo years have been devoted to the A 'spefialiy .eonslfuctod comhustion uatioiu’, may lie pqnaidcre^l. by Home, n ew lower prices ilcrign, manufacture nnd testing of chamber of tho Ricardo typ.e is used ar. merely a co-incidence, llut this this new model. wlijeh gives greater*, power. The • is not no, iho work of uur own peo­ Though tiie distinctive features of vulve mcchnniani has butm greatly ple through these orgauizaliipis simpiifieil, jthcro being 12-1 fewer which teach, prpnih nnd do co-opora- its predoeirp-'or .have hcqn retained, parts on Ilia it.r,I valve mechanism the car lias been new ly designed from Uve thinking nnd work, is responsible than on it.< predecosour. axle to aide, resulting in a unified for nr.d entitlrd to tho credit of tile 'Jim i runkense nnd cylinder Mock mechanism in which all parts are p .inew era. 1 - * ^irc separate nnit.i, a desirnlile fenterlly iialnnccii and correlated, Things may happen or.co in a while P'f.Xl'Jir'T like "an V?if Tdrike.-ro-t if iffiV -frikt^lhii i'1*' fr.‘W...1. ¥ ftI.%WaUV:,!l;i.Vf rkies, but goisl, vigorous, healthful provemeuta and refinements, .Oakland i.il’e arid service, while the new engrowth from natural reiomcen ran prfeen on the complete line are lower girte is provided with hotter cool in teach cylinder being completely surbe set forward a generation by nrtivc than 0:1 tin preceding model. The following 10 outstanding fea­ touiideil with ample water space. Tiie co-operative wpVk, directed ami led by the leal co-operative desire and tures give n bird's eyi^Ciew of the )Ugini*‘s efficiency both in horse powadvanced ilealgn of thXnow Oakland: er'and tonjqo in greater at ail speeds TT I v m n r r n m - m - 1 i m v w m v n v x v.r v v v t x H 't T (T x n rv r i m u r n *jf T » f | t v XT* *'» W* i T t . i r r c * »■ * *.» 1 1 " *' spirit, than any Oakland engine of tiie same Four wheel brakes^ ’ '* * f’ - ' ftif-ic t, « / . f • h Criticism and ^scraps"—of course size previously built. ill nnd new L-lload Six Cylinder en­ ........... there must be,—they nr« tiie dis­ Special bronze backed babbitt lined ciplinary forces that help find the gine. lteutingB of tiie type developed for Full automatic spark control. right way, without them we might Complete new chassis, Liberty motors during the war, made wnnder a Inl, lull let litem lie as they by a patented process, arc used on Entire new line of bodies. mainly have been—earnest, fair the crankshaft. These bearings are Ulne, standard color 011 all models., friendly and constructively helpful. Disc steel wheels, standard equip­ In-Id to limits of .1/10,000 of an inch As our contemproary incideirtally when manufactured. j.ugge'il^ nnd community needs the ment. Light wi ighl aluminum ^illoy pis­ All hand controls centralized on the best work of ils civic bodies—latent stet ring column. tons, chain drive for camshaft nnd L A powers ill) not get un on the road or generator, full pressure lubricating Im'trumcnls grouped in glass cover­ keep ua there. system for the engine and specially These civfc organizations have ed panel, indirectly lighted. designed Klrumtierg carburetor are Tops on open models permanent a ml done a ldg work for this city In sonic of the other features. distinctive with nett* type door open­ tha Inst year or ao, and all forward ing side curtains. The new engino ia equipped with a looking citizens, and that includes iTohnlily of pi out popular intrretii full automatic spark control, which about ull now—hope Ihcuo Indira will ;iu the four wheel brakes. They are insures tho correct timing of tho continue their activities. This True Blue Oakland was deliberately plan* and performance—heretofore unheard o f in can of the external emitracling type, eas­ : park for any given engine speed. ned to be the most perfectly balanced, the most o f its price! Every single part—from the new ily a'.ci'.i,iibly, the only adjustment, The entire chassis lias been newly Dai.y 11aruin un snlo at Joe’s .Smoke accurately engineered and the finest built lightengine to the n ew bodies—was designed and House, Mobley's Drug Stu 0 and neeessary being at tho bands. * The designed froln axle to axle. With u six in tbe world.* built to fit and function in perfect harmony with' Hunt’s I'iiarmucy. tl tii.e. of demountable disc steel wheels 11.1 inch wheel base on which the mi all models greatly facilitates nay spring suspension lias been cnrefuily every other part. Tw o years have been devoted to its dcsi design, adjustment and also aim pi Rica tho worked out, easy riding anil bundling m anufacture and test. Tw o years—plus —plus the ETEAMER IfllKSIHHNT GRANT And because it has been so carefully designed, in traffic are combined with eonvenwealth o f Oakland experience gained through IS SAFE IN MANII.A win I. ot changing liras. so so u n d ly b u ilt and so thoroughly tested— Icnco in parking. A iuw tyye of Tiie -tendency to skid 1ms boon prac: many other years o f exclusive light-six manufac­ Oakland places upon it, without hesitation, the single plate dine clutch is used. lirally ellnilimtod throtigli the instalture and the lim itless resources o f G eneral (III Thl- laaiirlNlnl I’rraal same written 15,000 mile engine performance Motors. WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—The San •Vtifln of these bfakes, shieo tim While the new mechanical features guarantee and the same Mileage-Basis gauge o f P'rancisco office of the Mopping board brukos on tiie front wheels tend to are tremendously important, to a cus­ From axle to axle—it's newl It embodies features value that have proved the quality and the value keep the car moving1 in the original hat observer the beautiful now Fisher reported to the Shipping Hoard here and the excellence o f Oakland ca n f o e yearsl ^of mechanical ■uperiority-ofbeauty and comfott thut the steam er President Grant, r e ­ direelioii-pf trUve) even when the bodies are even more striking. The ported burned in Munilu,' was safe in brakes a ir applied un a .wet .pave- bodies lire wider, deeper'and more lux­ munt, * uriously upholstered. ' Hood find cowl Manila harbor. • T]|e fn'ifh an Ism bn the’-front wlieols have Iicon .widened on all models, giv­ irruo iWaii'god llint If brakes are n|»A ing n roomier driving compartment, NO TRACE YET OF ■Come in and *re tht* True Blue Oak­ much lets attention than conventional net* and utility to the door* of a plied when turning a comer, tho w h lk a n aluminum beading where tire land—built to be the finest Ught-tlxl r two-wheel brake*. doted car. Control* are centralized -MrKEN/.IE CHILD laake un the outside front wheel re-! hood joins cowl gives a'finished touch on the (leering wheel. Dl*c atcel Study it* exclusive feature* and you Inspect the brand new e n g in e — wheel* are rtandard at-no added coat. leiiapi while the brak enn tin* inside quite in keeping'w ith the sm art ap­ l l l f T h e A u u rlh ie il I'r r o s l , will marvel at the value built into cki* imoothcr, quieter and morepowerful pearance of the cars. w in/! fy; applied with hie reused pres­ NEW YORK, Kept. 7.-*-Ail idea car at It* new low price. See tkl* new Oakland at bur. apodal than even Its highly successful prtds*hotting thit week! Don't mis* the ocasor, the Sl*4 1. The standard touring car and road­ that the foundling baby girl now in sure, tlius (liminnling any tendency Tett It* four.whecl brake*—an out­ first public exhibidoBiOf this True a Dtooklyn hospital might be tho to skid. The Oakland brakes have ster are finished in Holland blue, with standing safety achievement on a car . See the new blue bodlea built'by B lue car—the latest anti fin e st three montbs old' l.ilUnn Jib'Rfuric, been *0 carefully worked out thut it a fine red stripe on the bending and of Oakland’* price I Note how simple Flatter. The top I* permanent with achievement ot the Oakland Division they arc t learn why they require so new side curtain* comparing in snugof General Motor*. who waH stolen from her carriage last Is Imjmstible to ’lork the front wheeis 11rOn mi the wheel hubs. A slightly ■4,••.**' • • un n dry pavument or road no m at­ duiker shade of blue is used on the Kkuditer month).while her mother was shop­ Touring Cor liter Sport Touring Eiuiluu [>• PPrtiinijtrCK-fc ftd ro ping! Was abandoned by "the police ter how lipid tho brukei, are upjilied. c-Josqd, models. * Fenders,- running The 1.-head six cylinder engine ia hoards^ shields and the upper strurtoday. Father clung to tTie belief that the foundling might be his child, but Mrs. McRenzle was (inufly con­ vinced, to tbe, contrary. Tho family PHONE 17 ----- ----------------------OAK AVENUE AND THIRD STREET physicians, besought for opinion, said they treated too many children to t>« able to say. ^;,Vr* /. .k'A'A .>'d -ySfeM*iS •’" i-vr^ -V' • V- RED, GREEN AND WHITE, PRICE j just half of shingles, co s^ ess to apply ] and wears just as. long. ’ ! OAKLAND 1924 MODELS ■ PLACED ON DISPLAY IN THIS CITY SOON TIRES AND TUBES! GENUINE TEXAS GAS ' MOTOR OILS . H arry Kent, Local Distributor, is Jubilant Over Showing 'Made ’ ....... ’ . F . P . H IN E S ^ ^ - *jg£ - nnouncinq Its Brand New-and Tru Four^Wheql Brakes—New Engine—New Bodies! Special Show ing All W eek—You A re Invited! KENTVULCANIZINGCOM PANY A Nation-W ide Demonstration Brothers arejjU r parents' boys who won't leave yUunlunc. "Trite Blue Travelers”—of which the 1924 Oakland* arc exact counter parts—have started an a remarkable tour I • * They are part of Oakland’s fleet 0/ test cars, tome of which hme traveled fifty ihoumtid mile*. Traveling the route* indicated on this map, they are demonitratlng not only the high quality of Oakland wnrmrctlun, but also ibe remark­ ably efficient performance buyers may expert from their after months of the Little girls are yuung persons who are not going to bo-a help to tltulr mothers soon. A small boy la a young person who gbouldn't do ths things his father did At that aga, 1924 OAKLAND 6-54 FIVE PASS. SEDAN « -e — i*•-»' •* ■ ................... 'ft/ i *'! ’ t‘i ' * * * 1 ■!' V *>> *?,' |H ,r:' - .■*'f •*•*.-% ‘ ** .4b■“-J--v ’** ' ^ •• O & kknd « * % *- r - *i _*,v s~r pm r �PAGE IATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1923 n o vno r a r t m y v m u p c too v o u .—| feE T ifliOT "MV — ■> ■SvOFr ? tH fsv o -nR S 4X5. *OCV\ titsJE . f s S ris n e r PA , ScSfcS I M a i^ flp iK r .r ? V o o u i i - W VUWL.VU.U. V lO T S u c e m Se , r\ ^ J h 6 e^ V oO R . C ^ P -* ? ----------l IS " f o u n t s j — 1 ^ THfXTS ONE <— T H E M - PN F e t.L E .P - U * * S j u 'S r H \ t e v \ r - * . r C ^ 7 \C £ U * t ° S G E v o u fx p o o T V o c r l NouHt y*owm^ y'fcrJ vvm " / \ n O ia * cu o n M o n d a y t h e I a t d a y o f O c t o b e r , A. I). '192.1, u t 10 o’e to t-k A. M. r e c e i v e Idda f u r t h o h u l l d l n a o f a H o a r d l l o u a e , K l t e h e n . n n d H u ll F e n . a t t h e i ’o u n t y «' o n v l r t t ’n m p n e n r O v i e d o In S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . p la n a a n d ttp e rlflra tlo n a m ay ho h a d by a p p l l r a t l n n t o t h e C l e r k of I n Cl r e till C o u r t S e v e n t h J n i i l r l a l I ' l r - t h e t ' l r c u l t t V i n r t. o n a n d u f l e r H n t u r d a y , H e p t e m h e r 16 th . 1923. T h l a H o a r d r a i l , Srmlnnlr t ' n n n t y . IT o rliln . r e a e r v e n t h e r l i f h t l o r e j e e t liny o r nil In Chanrrry. hlda. (R EA L) K. A. D O IM L A H 8 . 4TTATIOS. • Classified Ads 1c a word. No fterk . T e r r a a It. t l u r h . J o llie d by h e r h u s b a n d .9 -S -IS 2 2 2 9 4 I C . A l b e r t Much. C o m p l a l n n n t a . Ad taken for lesa than 25cva. l a t h e C ir c u it C ou rt « f th e N rvcn lh And positively no Classified J u l i u s M n ln a r. et at., D e f e n d a n ts . J n i i lr l a l C i r c u it o f t h e S t a l e of T o J u l i a n M u l n n r , If II v I tik, a n il If Ads charged to anyone. Cash F lo r ld n I n a n d F u r S e m lu n lr d e ad , t o all p a r tl e n c la im in g I n te r r a t C o u n t y . In C h n n r r r j . u n d e r J u l l u a M olnnr, ilrre a a e d o r n th must accompany all orders. M o r r l a W l t t r u a t r l n . C o m p l a i n a n t , va. e rw la e ; T h o S a n fo rd laiun and T ru a t Count the -words and remit J o h n P e t e r J o h n a o n . Holla C h a r l o t t e C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n vx IhH uk u d e r t h e l a w n o f t h e S l a t e o f F l o r i d a . S J o r h o r R , H e o r R e F r n a t a n d Nonli W. acordingly. 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FARMERS—You can got aood bod lFian rntul el an. eIfln lllviiiK, m lt i R In tere n t u n d e r tho A n t o n y F a n u l u n r A m n m l. i F a n n i n , U e o r R e F r o n t n n d N o a h W . S h u l e r . If fram*9 and Irrigation plugs at tbo hnnld l a w i f e , d e r r a a e d o r o t h e r w i s e . n n d t o II v I i i k , a n d If d e a d , a l l p a r t i t a i-liilmSanford Novelty Wntka. 100-tfe n n v a n d a ll p a r i l e a k n o w n o r u n k n o w n I iik I n t e r e a t U n d e r J o h n P e t e r J o h n ­ clalm lnK a n y Interent w h a ta o e v e r I n ' aon, Holla C h a r l o t t e HJochorR. t l c o r u e F O R S A L E — U o s ic r a m i G u y s ' p a i n t s am i to th e f n l lo w I n K d e a e r l h e d r e a l P’r o a t n m l N o a h W . S h u l e r , ........... tho property dealate, tn -w lt; l le R lm iln K a t a p o s t o r o i h e r w l a e . In nnd varnishes at Sanford Novelty e192.5 f e e t N o r t h KM d t n r l ' M 47 m l m i l e n n c r llic d In t h l a o r d e r , a n d t o nil p e r ­ s o n a u n k n o w n I n t e r e s t e d th e p ro p ­ Works, Sanford agenta. 183-tfc W e n t o f t h e H o lith e n n l c o r n e r o f tl*>* e r t y I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u iIn t , w h i c h la N W ■« e f N E M of See. It. T w p . 31 S . FOR SALK—Rhode Island eggs for I t a m t e no l i , t h e n c e r u n n i n g N o r m 93 J" H u n t e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , K T ee s 45 m lm itea W i l t 515 f e e t , a n d d e a e r l h e d a a f o l l o w a . I n - \ v lt : setting, IS eggs for $1.00. Mrs. de IJ'4 of HI-5ly o f N W >i o f Sec. 22. t l i c t i r e S o u t h 77(1 f e e t , t h e n c e H n t n h *9 H.. lln / u r e *» K. n m l S W , o f Ellsworth, Hear dull Avenue, San­ d e g r e e s 45 m l n u t e a E a s t 469.3 fe e t ; TH wWpH. 21 of N K U o f S e c 22. T w p . 21 K.. t h e n c e In n n o r t h e r l y d i r e c t i o n n n d ford. . 83-tfp alotiK It. 29 l i a l in e SO f e e t W e n t o f I h e r lir t’t I You a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d a m i r n i u l r n l th e S o u th F lo r id a Itn llro ad , FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for on fo ww aAv t l of t o a p p e a r o n t h o fith d a y o f N o v e m b e r . a n t i c C o a n t I ,I n c I t n l l r o a d . 775 A. t o t h o Idll (lied a u a l n a l full planting, either Illiss or Rose fe e l m o r e o r t e r n l o p l a e n o f h i'R tn n ln U y o u I).III 1923, I h e ullnVo e n t l l l e i l c a l i a e nml a n d c o n l n l n l n R 9.69 a e r e a m o r e o r lean. r u i i r l lia. A.— F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc Y ou a n d i ih'I i ol y*nii a r e h e r e b y o r ­ W I T N F S H K. A. UailK lua*. C l e r k of t o a p p e a r t o l li e Hill o f c o m ­ aald C ircu it C o u rt, .and th e official FOR SALE—Second hand loose leaf I dp el ar ei ndt .Died i i k u I uh I y o u In t h e a b o v e a enl binders good ns new, posts nnd in­ e u l t t i e d e n u r e , o n o r b e f o r e t h e F i r m 1913. ( h e r e o f . III!" Till d a y o f H e p t e m h e r . M o n d a y In N o v e m b e r , 1923. t h e n a m e dices. Quick sale nt $1.00 each cash he I n a t h e r. i li d a y o f t h e m o n t h , a n d ii ( C i r c u i t C o u r t S e n t ) K- A. DO C tll.A H S. r o f f i c e .(HEAI.) on delivery. Herald office. 131-Ctp ouf l et h de a vC l eorfk t ho f' " t hCeo uCr ti r c auti t Ho' I l y i V. M. IhiiiKlnaa. D. I*. C o u r t , ill 9 - 3 - 1 5 - 2 3 - 2 9 - I0-C-1 j D lf f - 3 7 -1 1 -a-JtiFOR SALE—Second hand letter files St haen f oSredm, i Fn ol ol er i d Ca ,o ua nn tdy In Cd eo fuarut l t ltl ho ue ar ee ,­ in good shape but have been used. of. d e c r e e p r o cntifem ni w i l l hu e n t e r ­ I ll a I y o u a n d r a c h o f y o u , a n d Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ seda i du ’til caltae p ro ceed e x p e r t r . It l« f u r t h r r o r d e r e d t h a t t h l a o r d e r dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for yuick sales- Herald Printing Com­ rheo n nncuthi lt ll avhec d w eo enke "r n In w e et hk e f o Hr a nr lfuo hr dl pany. 131-Gtp H e r a l d , a n r '. v a p a p c r puhlia lt.ed a t Han- Antiques are things made long, long ago. Wo arc just about out of anti­ que prices. Tea can find the D a m s of *Trry live Ouainess Man in Sanford In thla Column •aeh day. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER |I7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY IRE-------- AUTO-------- BONDS S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder A. P. Connelly & Sons (established I90H a lira) Estate, Loans and Insurance Phone -IR 101-8 Magnolia Avt FOR SALE (1S*«VI V nd TTi;> ji tui i t f . l i i i i ™ J e r k lliurM* Bargain in price and terms. Ad­ o f t ills t h e 8 | h d s y o f H e p l r m h r r . ' 1933. COftrojiATED, k . a . iH iu n i.A S H . nropnH t"| i-lu irt. dress owner, Box 782, Daytona, Fin. (H1: a d a C lerk. i" n o w m i llli Cut Flowers - — - * Floral Designs l37-2Gtc Ily: A. M W e e k s , D e p u t y C l e r k . H c e r o t a r y of K. V . fV**u«holdi*r. Florida: Annual and Ornamental Plants H r d l r l f o r f u r C'o*nM,*i h u i n t s , FOR SALE-pEastcr lilly bulbs. Ring 9-8-22-!!>• 10 - fi* 13 - 2 0 - 2 7 - 1 1 - 8. • 13G-Gtp 814 Myrtls Avo.- ■ Phono 260-W , 345-J. FOR SALK—Baby carriage, good con­ F I I K I * It. IVII.Hi IN. dition.—Mrs. Tom Moore, Phono W r . t h u undcrH lK m 'il. hi-ri*hy unmir i a l . , in irfi-lvi-" t o K ' - l h i r f o r tin- t»ur* 110. 137-3tp liiimi <*f b r r n t n l u i c l i i . o r p o r i i t >d luiyd lorm lriK a r n r i i o r a t l m i u n i to r nm l liy FOB KALE DU TRADE—Light Kuril v i r t u e o f t h e L a w " m id C 'o n i 'tltiillo n General Machine and Boiler truck, gimil running order, good rub­ o f th'n H tati- o f F l i i r h l a . a n d u m l r r Hie f o llo w liiK i i r o tun..-.I c h a r i e r : ’ Works ber, no use for mtnu\ Makes uh nn WANTED—Ponitiun nn stenographer, 1-ltO I-U M E n l i l l A I t T E I l O F H W O I ’KIHliriH .A H H IN V ESTM EN T AND Cylinder Grinding offer.—103 N. Snnford Ave. 13H-2tp by competent, reliable young lady. D E V E L O P M E N T COM PANY, ['hone 62---------- Sanford, Florida JN E O ItP O H A T E D . Address R. S., P. 0. Box 34, Lake A IlT H T .i: 1 Monroe, Fin. 138-fitc T h e m i m e o4 11.4h c . i r i u i r n t Ioii . h a l l WANTED—To exchange G-passcnger lie H W O P E - D O P H I.A H S I N V E S T M E N T E N T C O M P A N Y . IN JACKSON’S TRANSFER touring car, looks und runs like WANTED—Young lady bookkeeper. CA ON lDt P ODREAVTEELDO,P M a n il ll« | i r l m l|ia l |ila c e Your Patronngc Solicited new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or o f hUH lnes" "liu ll lie In llie c i t y of S u n Apply Carter Lumber Co, 138-2tc f o r d . .S e m in o le (.’m i n t y , F l o r t i l a , w i t h Reliable Service is Our Mutlo light truck.—Ray brothers, phone i>48, b r a n c h o f f i c e " a t aueli o t h e r filuee" In A trial will convince you Hie S t a t e o r F l o r i d a a n d In t h e P o l l e d Snnford. . 118-tfc H t a t e a o r fo relK ll e .u iiitrlr* ua t h e We haul anything, anywhere, any EARN J2G weekly spare time, at i t i i a r d o f D l r r c l n r a m a y f r o m t i m e to tim e d e sig n ate. time homo, uddressing, mailing, music, FOR RENT—One furnished room A l t T H ’L E II, Phone 475 A 123 Went First Street circulars. Send 10c for music, infor­ K O ieral n a tu r e of t h e Inislneas with connecting hath. Prefer two t o 7’lle h e e o l i d u r t e d liy till" ro r|io rtlo ll mation. American Music Co., 1053 young men.—211 £. Second St. s h a l l h e to buy*, o w n , le a s e , s u b - d i v i d e . I m p r o v e , a e l l a n d c o n v e y r e Broadway, Dept. F22, New York. N. 121-tfc t o b u y , o w n , h o l d , le a s e , I m p ar ol v ee ,s t ca ut el ;­ Y. 134-Ctp tiv a te and o th erw ise deal In f a r m FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, l a u d s ; t o n e t u s iiirent* f o r t h e s a l e o r WANTED- First class cook. No other r e n t a l u f r e a l p r o p e r t y ; t o e r e c t lied room, also garage. 117 Lnurcl f o r s a l e o r r e n t ; t o b u y , n w n . s ehl lo uasneds need apply.—Harrell’s Cafe, Tavar­ Avenue. 123-tfc K e n e r u l t y d e a l In r e a l e s t a t e m o r t es, Florida. 137-3tp I-OR RENT—Two room light house­ u n t t e a a n d o t h e r f o r m s o f r e a l e s t a t e a e c u r l t t s a ; l o h u y . o w n a n d . " e ll a ll keeping upnrtmcnt, 713 Oak Ave­ dp ee nr st oa nl a tl o pt rhoep ec rolnyd u nc te c oe sf s aa rnyy oI mr a lInnecsis­ nue. 1 130-tfc In w h i c h t h e c o r p o r a t i o n m a y r m i u i t e : IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY 10 b o r r o w m o n e y In a m o u n t " n o t t o Cards of Sanford’s Reput­ l-'OK'RENT^i"desirable"room's, fuF- e x c e e d In t h e i iK K re u n te t h e l i m i t of FOR HAJ.K LIST IT WITH Indehtediies* lie re ln n flc r s la te d , und to able Profeaelonal Men, each ttished or unfurnished. Apply 107 taMUe M il—W. J. THIGPEN us e v id en ce of In d e b te d n ess t h e r e ­ uf whoa, In hie chosen proWest Third stre e t • 130-tfc f o r , b o n d " , p r o m i s s o r y n o t e s a n d o t h e r fo rm s of se c u rities, and to se c u re th e f Mai on tka Herald recomFOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, p a y m e n t o f t h e s a m e by m o rtK u itc K o r ramda to tha people. d e ed s of t r u s t upon th e p ro p e rly of 314 Elm Avenue. t h r C o m p a n y ; t o ^ w u s t o c k In o t h e r WANTED Man to sell Rnwh-igh C o r p o r a tio n s , In r n i r r i n to p a r t n e r ­ Quality Products direct to consum­ FOR RENT—Two ifui s h i p w i t h u l l i e r r o i p e r n I I o n s o r In.IIv ld u n ls o r o t h e r p a r tn e r s h ip s , a n d to housekeeping rooms; ers in Seminole (bounty. Plctsant, do a ll s u c h o t h e r t h ln a a a s m ay he water. Furnished. Ill permanent, profitable iiucines.s. Lit­ 11 ecus s u r y o r e x p e d i e n t t o h e d o n e f o r t h e s u c c e s s f u l t r a n s a c t i o n o f t il e b u s i ­ tle capital needed. Make practically Street.—K. H. Marshall n e s s a n d a f f a i r s o f H its c o r p o r a t i o n , a n d to ha v e, e x e rc is e a n d r n j n y a ll th e every family u steady satisfied cus­ FOR RENT—Small cottage, Atlorney-at-Law VlKhts, p o w e r s a n d p r l v l l r t f e a i n c i d e n t , tomer. Workers make large steady t o c o r p o r a t i o n s o rica n lx e il a n d e x i s t ­ Over Bmalnola County Bank i n g u n d e r l l i r I n n s o f t h e H t a t r of income. Give age, occupation, refer­ HOUSE FOR RENT—Also furnished F l o r i d a . ■ANFORD .«. -j. PLOH11 A R T I C L E 111. ences.—W. T, Rawloigh Co., Dept. robms for light housekeeping. In­ T he am ount of the cap ital atoek of quire 300 French avenue. 136-3tp thla corporation shall lie F ift y T h o u s ­ and D ollars tl50.tiftu.0ii) to he divided Into five hundred sh a res o f comm on F0R RENT—T room furnished apart- sto ck of the p a r - v a l u e o f One H u n ­ ATTOnNEY-AT-LAW ment, first floor. Also ^ room and dred D ollars (lio o .o ii)'e a c h , all or any First National Bank Building part o f which may hr paid for In l a w ­ garage. 203 E. Fifth S t 13fl-3tp fu l money o f the I’nlted m a t e s or In PANFORD .t . FLORU FOR RENT—5 room, cottage. 1220 property, labor or se r v ic e s at a Just v a lu a tion to he axed by the Incorpora­ Park avenue, $25,00 per month.—0, tors or* by th e dlrertora at n m e r lin * to hr called for such purpose. W. Spencer. . 188-4tj: A I t T J C L K IV. OpUdaa-Optametrlaf T he tim e for which th is corporation FOR RENT—Nice, large apartment, la 'organised ARCHITECT sh a ll he n in e t y -n in e (99) 111 Boat First Stmat Saafsri. Fla, Pint National Bank Building all modern convenience*. 417 Weat yeara. A R T IC L E Va KANFORD FLORIDA Second Street. 138-2tp T he b u sin ess of th is corporation STEWART The Florist SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY WANTED FOR RENT George A. DeCottea FRED R. WILSON ELTON J. MOUGHTON Henry McLaulin, Jr., O p t D. REPAIRS W. J . THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE. LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE CHELLE MAINES I * LAWYER -:—Court House LOST Cook Btovea, Sewing Mechlaea, Phonnjrraphs, Guam, all work guaranteed. LOST—On First street one ney tire 21 years experience. 30x3 Mi on rim. Return to Herald office and receive reward. 13tf-8tp $11 SANFORD AVENUE LOST—Small bunch of keya on ring on First street between Park ave­ nue and San Juan Garage. Reward. Finder phone 449. 137-Stp WADE BROS. Automobile Body Build­ ing and Repairing Cornet «f Ps*fc Ave. and Second St* SANFORD, FLORIDA * Charles Stein, Prop. shall hr conducted hr a President, a V lre-P resid en t. a Hecrelary and a T reasu rer and a Hoard o f Directors. T h e offices of Hrcrelary and T reasurer msy- he held liy one and th e sa m e p e r ­ son. T he Hoard o f D irecto rs shall ronalsl of not leas than th ree nor more th an live, the n u m b e r 'n f amid Hoard l o be fixed by 4he sto c k h o ld e r s at each an n u al m eetin g . T h e Hoard of D irec­ to r s sh a ll be elec ted by the s t o c k h o ld ­ ers at th eir a n n u a l m eetin g , wlilrh shall he held Ain th e Hrst T u esd a y In Jan u ary of each year, b e g in n in g with th e y e a r <1914. T he o th er o ff ic e r s of A. D o iu iln a n an S e c r e t s n r e r . n n d O. F. S w o p r , 1-5. A. P o u r Inna, V, M. F r e d It. W l t n o n a n tile ll torn. A ltT H 'U : V T h e R r e a l e a t a m o i i ii t i f I n d e b t e d n e a a t o w l i l r h t h in •o ra tio n m ay nt n a y lim e a u h le et • elf a h u l l he F I F T Y- T____________ I I O L ’HA.ND (ito .o n ti.o ti) P o l . * I, A US. * A I I T I C L E V II. T il e n iim e a n n d pliicen o f r e s i d e n c e o f Hie I n c o r p o r a t o r a n n d s u b s c r i b e r s o f a t o e k , w i t h t h e n u m b e r o f n lin r e a n u h a c r i h in l b y u n c h , u r e nn f o l l o w a : P. I*. H tvope, o r l i i o d o , F l o r i d a , i t S lm rea . l i M. S w o p e , U r l n n d o , F l o r i d a , I f Imre. K. A, P oU K laaa, S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , 4 3 Sharea. V. M. D o u g l a s s , S n n f o r d , F l o r i d a . I Share. F r e d It. W ll n o n , S n n f o r d , F l o r i d a , I Share. i>f w i t n e s s w m : m : o F . ■ihe mi id D. I*. S w o p e . | i M. S w o p e , l i A. P o liR I iihn, V. SI, HotlRlimn a n d F r e d It. \VIIaon. an I t ii 'o r p o r a l o r H o f t h e H W O t 'K P P l ’lil.A S H 1NV K 8 T .M E N T A N D H R V H I . o p M K N T COM F A N V. I N C O I l l ’i HIA T K I i. h a v e h e r e u n t o net t h e i r ImndH oil t h i n t h e 5 t h d a y o f H e p t e m h e r . 1923. t*. F. S W t l F l i I IT A T H 1\. I n l i r f i i l l t'li i ir l t»f Mr* r n l l i .Itn llH n l I ’lrttiTl itf it r i d iif t f m iliiitle C o m i t y . In ( h n n r r n . Mdili** II iNiylp, C o m p h t Inn nt. Vi. A II piif M lioyh*. I ii'f r i i il a n i I'll A ll4*11.4 M I ■*»> I S>> 31115 I Cili StriM-l, l*h llii(lrl|>lt|ji, IN-iin: Yiill iii»" h*‘trl»y i>t il«'r«< 1 !«« In* find iipjiPitr lii'fin e i iu r sitlil C o u r t ut tin* C o u r t Minim- hi H a n f o r d . I'lnrldti* 111 III*- iihovi* i*ntltled n t u i F m i llie d m dn.v o f t i r h i l i r r , u r u l e »lny *tf t h i s C o u r t , t o iir i s u c r tin* Idll o f 1 ‘iim fdnliii l l h fl her« In iiK ulnst > mi. elm» llu* hhuio \\ 111 In* t ji k fii li h r u n f ei»pi-d ti ii*l f t il l u w t t l Ii% ;ti»pr«'prl.tt •• deertu* II In C n H!u*r t Irdi-reil Unit I Ills o r d e r lie p u t t l l f l i r d 111 tile Hotlfurrl f l e r i i h l , ii new spaper puhll**h.Ml In H e tn ln n le C o u n t y . I ' h n Ida. m in* e n r li w e e k f u r l o u r e«»UM*t*iit 1%’e weekfi. Ml veil u n d e r m y inn id si ri I hi ill of li| C o u r t . llil*» t h e l i s t *lsO o f A u k i i H . J n n j e a M e u a e h e r e i n d u l y llle d t h a t h e in t h e t o m |>l ill It lin t In t h e n l i o v r a t y l e d e a u a e . Ilnil It la t h e h e l l e r o f Hie n f IIntit t h a t M i n n i e M r u s o la o v e r t w e n t y o n e y e a r n o f n j t r . n n d Ilia ! Hie a »ld M i n n i e M e u a e la n r e a l d e l i t o f Hie Hliite o f F l o r i d a , r e a h l l n i t a t T n in pit. F l o r i d a . T h e n f o r e , y o u . M i n n i e M e l if e , l ir e o r d e r e d l u a p p e a r l o t ill* t d ll h e r e i n tiled III till a e u line, a a l d n p p e n r n n r e l o tie o n t h e F i r m ' M o n d a y In O c t o b e r . 1923. Hie m im e h e l m s a R u l e H a y of til's C ourt. It la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d H i n t t h i n t in l i e o he p o h llah ed for four e otiai e i l l t v e w e e k a In Hie H n lif o r d H e r a l d , n l i e w a p u p e r p u b l i s h e d III f e m l l i o l e C o u n t y . F lo r'd 'i. . , ,.i , , W IT N K H It.- t i A. I M m iln n n . t l e r k of t h e I ' l r e n l t f 'o i i r l . n n d u m " d t h e r e o f , t h l a l e t day o f S e p t e m b e r , A. I>: 1923 (HEAL) K. A. P O i n i l . A H S . For quick results try n want mi. , The Herald cicliv'-rod six times a week for 15c. rtnr»l»tn«‘il Hi>ecli»'l M a s t r r I n C h i i i e t r y , In (*iiin|>llniu'« w i t h tin* p r o v i s i o n * o f hu 1<I linn I «leorc*. w i l l o n M o n d a y . I h a F i r s t <lny o f O c t o b e r , A. D. 1923. ha* t w e e n t h e Ie;:ul lionrH o f "tile. In f r o n t o r t h e t ' o n r l l l o u i e In S n n f o r d . 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L y m a n , Dem 'nneil, 'I’li a i l C r e d i t o r s , l . r K n t e r a D l n t r l h * u le e n n n d . a ll I V r s tm s h n v lu ie C la im s o r l i e n i n n d a n K nltm l a a l d E u t i i t n : You. a n d e a c h o f y o u . a r c l ic r liy n o t il l e d a n d r c u u l r e i t to pnm ent any c l a i m " n m l d c t u n m l " w h i c h y o u , >ir e i t h e r o f you. m a n y h a v e nm iliiN t t h e ejMntn of H o w a r d I . y m n n . ileccaiM'd. i n t o o f H e m l m d o C o u n t y , J ' ‘l o r l i l » , t o 'h i' u n ile relv n e d E xecu trix * f t «nld Haliitc, w i t h i n t w o y e a r " f r o m t h e d a t e hereof. • H aled A n n u a l A. !». 1923. E M M A A. I . Y U A N , s -2 5 -9 -l -*-15-22*29-lo -n -IS -S to Rear New Marrows, Tire Cases, Monogram Radiator Caps, Boyce Motor Meters. • We exchange your o!d ones regardless of its con­ dition. Spark Plugs for all Cars. Tires and Tubes at Better prices. *§j 1 UOAI) SERVICE-f t DIYOIIf'K. a I n t h r 4 ' l r r u t t ( ’n u r l . S r i e M l k Jm lli-ln l r i r r u l l . In a m t F u r N rnilaule 1‘u u H l y , P i u r l d a . M. L in n s , t ’o m p l n l n u n t . va. 7V. It. L in u s . D e f e n d a n t . T n 7V. It. l .l o n s . B a l t i m o r e , M a r y l a n d : It n p p e n r ll i K f r o m t h e a f f i d a v i t nf M. L i n n s l i e r e l u d u l y filed Hint sin* Is llie c o m p l a i n a n t In t h e a b o v e s t y l e d i-ause. th ill It I* t h e b e l i e f n f t h e a f ­ f i a n t t h a t tv . It. M o h s l» u v e r t w e n t y ­ mo- y e a r s of uko u n d t h a t t h e s a i d tv. It. L lm i s Is n r e s i d e n t n f t h e K l n t r uf M ary lan d , re s id in g a t B altim o re, M a r y ­ la n d . T h e r e f o r e , y o u . tv, It. I.In n s , m e o r ­ d e r e d In u p p e u r t n t h i s hill h e r e i n llled In t h i s c a u s e , s a i d a p p e a r a n c e I n ’ lie n n t ii e F i r s t M o n d a y In O c t o b e r . 1923. t h e s a m e h e lo t ; a R u l e D a y u f til l " C ourt. * I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o t i c e he p u b l i s h e d f o r four co n secu tiv e w e e k s In t h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d , 11 n e w s on tier p u b l i s h e d In H e m l n o t s 'B o u n t y , :.SH: E. A. D m iula**- C l e r k of lit t ’lMirt. 1111(1 a "1-al I h u r r o f , s y o f H r n t e m i l r r . A. I». I92J. K. A. D O F U L A hH , C l e r k of t h r C i r c u i t C o u r t . H y : A. M (Vr-ek*. D. C. it a Good Home F sslr P ow ell. D efendant. To E»slr P ow ell, Detroit, Michigan: It apprarlnn from the a ffid a v it of John I’ow rtl herein duly filed that hr la the r.imVJalnant-In th e a b o v e styled c a u s e . Hist ll Is tha b elief of th s a f ­ fiant that E ssie P o w e ll Is o v er t w e n t y one years o f a n e and that tha aald E s ­ sie P ow ell Is n resident o f thu S ta le uf Mlrhlaan. resid in g at Detroit. Mtrh. T herefore, you, E ssie P ow ell, are ordered to appear to thla hill herein nietl In thla cau se, said ap p earanre to hr on th r KJrat Monday tn October. 1911, the sa m e b ein g a Rule Day of this Court. It Is fu rth er ordered that th is notice be published - fo r fo u r ru liserutlve w e e k s In th e Hanford lisr a ld . a n e w s ­ paper published In Hemtnule County, Florida. | TV1TNKHJI: K. A. D ou glass. Clerk nf Ihe Circuit Court, and a seal th ereof, th is I at day o f Heptemher. A. D. IMS, (HEAL) K. A. noHOLAUH. Clerk of th e C ircu it Court. • liy: A. 1C W eek s. I>Ac. 9-1-1 -1 6 -2 2 -2 9 -tlc To keep your car running'sm oothly and look. Ing its best you should give It a good hom e. You can economize on rental ljy owning a garage and its convenience is also, a great advantage. ‘•V* ** • 'Hw* 'if: Select your garage w ith th ese points In m ind; It should be fireproof, r rusonably low In first cost, attractive In appearance and easy to clean. Moreover, it should require little or n o upkeep. "Choosing th e Garage*' Is th e nam e of a booklet th a t you should read before deciding on the type you will build. Wc*ll be glad to give you a free copy. D iv o u ru . l a r i r r a l l C’a a r t. O ev m tk J v O I r t.l c i r ­ cuit. l a aad F a r Mrailaolr C a a a lr , PlarlOa. l a t’h aa eery . J a m es M . u .r , C omplainant. va. Mlnnln Meuse. D efen d an t, T o Minnie Meuse. T a m p s, Florida. It ajiprarluK from |hs affidavit uf Phone 130* -Sanford, Florida � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 08, 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/f60bdcdd289fa6f33d22c80ddfd96264.pdf 3d936567a3434213c969415b2f52cf97 PDF Text Text r- / ..*<• . * . .- v • • ' » •• • » •X • . > U f THE riEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 188 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1628 VOLUME IV. V 1 / is JOINED BY pfeLGIUM SWEDEN AND URUQUAY IN THIS STAND * Are There BePPtn* 111 C,08C Touch With the Sit­ uation <n> TSr AHocUtrS Fre«> PARlfi^Hept, 7,r—The Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors, after a knkthy session this morning, adjoumrd this aftcrapon to await definKe word whether Italy was prepared to ■ccept the mediation of the council in the present Grcco-Italian dispute. All further dlscusciimi are contingent up­ on Italy’s response. During the momins sou Ion tho ambassadors discusstd the advisability of sending a com­ mission to the acene of the maseacre ot the-Ufiiaa boundary commission to conduct an taVeatlgatkm and report upon (Ke responsibility for the crime. The French government favors try* fa'ic every poMlble'vmeana oT setting ike dispute before appealing to the League or Nitloaa. It emphasized that it does not question the League's competence hot realizes the league’s prestige would be greatly shaken if it failed to settle the question and bcllevfi the supreme test should be held from iL ' GENEVA, Sept. 7.—The ■torn over Italy's refusal to recognize the authority of the League of Notions torrgulnto her dispute with Grccco gives no indication of diminishing. On the contrary, It shows signs of developing Into a political typhoon of the first degree. Representatives of world states like Belgium, Sweden snd Uruguay went on record today ss insisting upon respect for the Icsgue covenant and as being un­ qualifiedly convinced that Italy should submit the controversy to the league for settlement.. The cause of world pcico demand­ ed it; the very life of the league it­ self was a t atakef, several of the statesmen declared before the coun­ cil's session; if the covenant was de­ fied, precious guarantees for the smaller nations of the earth would cease to exist. ) The council again avoided taking direct league action on the Italian attitude towards tho league, but en­ deavored to advance a compromise plan calculated to hasten solution of the Groco-Italian crisis through tho collaboration of the league of nations and the council of ambassadors. This plan was put forward liy tho Spanish momber of tho council, Count Quinones de Lean. It waa not Florida spent 28.69 per cent of its general revenuo in 1022 for educational pur-' poses. Tho amount was 1038,663.12. Moro than half as much ns the educational costs was spent for maintenance of the state's feeble minded citizens, or $527,841.17. This is 16.13 per cent of the gen­ eral revenue fund. Jurors and witnesses took up another Inrgc slice of the fund, 6.23 per cent or $203,897.41 going for that purpose, while salaries in the judicial department renched a total of $173,­ 669.63, the equivalent of 6.81 per cent. m Palm beach Had Fatal Results Six indicted in Trotitoh Death Go . on Trial Today WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 7 .Mrsi E. 0. DcVllbllM, 38, of Okeeiho bee City, died a t 8:45 yesterday mom _a ai L'L'l ._' llal -W e... four inar at local 1 hospital, about hours after an automobile, which Mrs. 0 . F. Conklin, tho driver, hnd lost con trol of, plunged upon the sidowalk whore Mrs. Dcvilbllss was standing at the side of the Poinsotta hotel, on a principle business street,'crushed hsr against tho window ledgo of.tho build-' ing, and, according to witnesses, drag­ ged her along the sidewalk for a dis­ tance of fifteen feet. Her left leg was mangled and her right leg was broken. NEWMAN, Ga., Sopt. 7.—Tho tlx men indicted In connection with tho death of Millard Trouton, who dlsappeared from hla home here August 10, EVIDENCE HAS tyBEN FORWARD and whoae body was found four days k d t o oVficials OF later floating In Lime creek, .will bo MACON placed on trial for murder today, it Was announced yesterday by Solicitor U lr A a a « e l a t r 4 P rr« * > ATLANTA, Sept. 7.—Evidence that William Y. Atkinson. tho same parties who directed tho A number of the visiting editors floggings a t Macon were responsible expressed surprise a t tho slxc and for two of the Invasions of the state equipment of The Daily Herald office. training schools for boys a t MillcdgcWe proudly admit that this is tho villc have been received and forward­ best and most completely equipped ed to Macon officials it was stated small dally shop fn tho state. a t tho capitol today. President Coolidge and Secretary Weeks State Terms * WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Henry Fordt took under advisement today a request l>y Secretary o f . Wpr„,Woeks, c8W5UftecF*Ifi by President Coolldge, to modify his offer for the purchase and lease of the government’s power and nltratt* projects a t Muscle Shoal, Ala. Mr. Ford is expected to give his final decision after thorough consid­ eration- at Detroit. Secretary Weeks is understood to have asked Mr. Ford to eliminate the Georges power plant on tho Warrior river from his proposal for tho op- Associated Dailies ..Had Fine Meeting and Roy­ al Entertainment LOS ANGELES. Sept. 6. —Marriage la fifty-fifty^ said Judge Jonh W. Summcrficld of tho Superior Court In ordering Mrs. Mary Scranton to pay her husband, Charlca Scranton, $5 a wick aa temporary allipony. * Scranton testified that hla wife, who cam s $160 a month in a bank, de­ serted him. He said he was ill and unnblo to work. “This couple married for better or for worse," re­ marked the court. “Tho husband bos broken In har­ ness. . I am afraid the wife will have to pull a double load for a while, a t least. Marriage is a ease Of give and tako." Japan Government Will Romp on 'i-'J All Found jlr .i, Profiteering Many m atters of interest were mscussed during the afternoon session among thv» being the question of an amalgamation of the dailies and weeklies into a working combination that would bo able to get better re­ sults and have a paid secretary for both organisations. A committee of tho Associated Dailies and ono from tho Florida Press Association were unable to arrive a t any satisfactory conclusion about the m atter and It la left over for other meetings of the two asociations. Tho meeting was adjourned after it had been decided that DcLand and Daytona will ho the next places of meeting with perhaps a joint mee ing between tho two cities. This meeting will be held in January and the Association will hereafter hold semi-annual meetings instead o quarterly as formerly. The following o f f e r s for the en­ suing year wore elected: W. M. Pepper, editor of th.Gain**ville Bun, president; R. J- H0' 1* • “! Into the crowded ■ council chamber tor of the Sanford Herald, vlce-preriyesterday and witnessed the proceed­ dent; Clayton Codrington of the -Doings of a meeting which lacked noth­ Land News, secretary and .treasurerAfter the business meeting the ed­ ing aa re g a rd ^ dramatic incidents. itors and their friends were taken for Lord Robert Cecil- gave Warning •gain th at the competency of 'the a trip over the.east side picking up •Hr Tie Viisrialrti *Prr»ii) EL PASO, Sept. 7.—The city coun­ cil today passed resolution* laying directly to the hands of the Ku Kliyt Klan the responsibility of tearing down tho Mexican flag* on Liberty Hall. A sU tcm snt by Mayor Dudley said the city owns a number of for-, elgn flags and theao were placed on the hall following the recognition of Mexico by tho United 8 tatcs for deeo: !atlon. J u it before a Klan meeting ONLY MEAGER l’RKSS IM ­ PORTS h a v e b e e n De ­ c e iv e d t b d a t e For Slcrtry of the GrefRest DUaster In History— Banks Reopening (O J T t f A M d l M PrwMt > tempt tq take Into consideration the many miles of coast lino towns and villages, all In the path of the tidal' wave. . . ; • : i ,-J V\* . All available Information show* th a t Toklo and Yokohama were not totally destroyed, the fprelgn resi­ dential district of the port city which Is on .a high blufT overlooking hay, having suffered comparatively little damage, while the resldsotUl suburban district of Toklo also es­ caped. This would account for the few deaths among the foreigners there, for en. Saturday afternoon few tne cars contained, sien stalled all thpse In the auto ivilplOie. •Hd hospitals. .. During the, 8 * 1 of & The old fort at Corfu, bombai workers ware among those under |IM, ,kc «ctloi> of U‘ » Italians. and say they will v • SHANGHAI, Sept. 7.—A l l todfcy'p reports from Japan indicate th at the drat estimate of the loss of life a’rtddamago by earthquakes, Ares add Udal wavea were much exaggsrotod. An Associated Preaa radiogram In­ tercepted here estimated the casual­ ties in Yokohama a t 60,000. Ah ern News telegram said 30,000. dead had already been counted in West Toklo. A Reuters dispatch .4au all banka were reopening. The Bgnk of Japan is intact, according to a dis­ patch. It is difficult to jjfet a cor­ rect picture of the scene In the ruin­ ed zone because of varying reporte. . The .l o k i'b r Hfo'ifc; estimated at such varying figures, In some caeei running Into hundreds of thousands^ th a t any certainty o f , the casualties is. Impossible whllp communications with the devastated districts ramalA hundred yards In a sheet of flame. The two men .killed were Winston Taylor, and William Trench of Newk. The third man was unidentified. le boy, whose body has not been re­ ence. covered, was blown Into the rjver. Poor kinfolks are Improvident re­ j The powder consisted of a shipment lations who want to borrow money pf. 168,000 cases belonging to the Atap Powder Cotnpany. and refuse your advice. ; j Captain Emery -Foss, of Addison, F I L L E R S ................... j, .: ............... Me., and Captain Robert Brown, of few York, commanding the barges, district p t fifteen w^ds,,witfc tho low said sparks from a cooking fire on lying districts completely wiped o^t. one of the barges blew across the These Include the slums o f F u jik a ­ wa, the Industrial soctlon of Honjo, both on tho right of the Sumida river, Asakuaa, famous foc.Jta a m usement parks; Kyabashl ' and Nlbonbashl, which Include most of- modern Toklo, S WAR PIVOT. tiJWS )LX-'tsUMil I ■ J 1 T y . E •i+4 t) cR *e . J L f t today la. of, a more hopeful nature than any. since the disaster, one authoritative message fro m .a Brit­ ish nhvpl official a L ^ T o k o h atn i placing |fie deaths of foreignera In that port a t seventy. Even this number of dead, which is small .ad large for a foreign colony of a few thousand and indicated th at lha loss of life among the native, population may reach the highest reported ures. ■ Tho only official estimate , (U based on home office InronnaUon from Toklo that tho lots of Ufa there was 30.00, but YqkQham* U known to have suffered much more FOR TEARING DOWN MEXICAN FLAGS ON LIBERTY HALL AT EL I’ASO. Neither President Coolldge nor Secretary Weeks was willing that the Alabama Power Company should be allowed to buy the Gorgas plant until Mr. Ford had been consulted. The power company had formerly offered $8,000,000 for tho plant, and if tho sale is executed, It is understood that tho this sumi would be deducted from the ' "Mr.•. Ford offered $5,000,000 which for the Gorgas plant and the nitrate factories. • _ . The Alabama Power Company, act­ with tho agreement ing in l.. accordance ..........j Into with tho government entered when the Gorgas plant was construct­ ed, have served notice that the war department should vocatq tho prop­ erty not later than October 14. Pre­ sumably Mr, Ford’s answer to t l f re­ quest to eliminate it as a part of his purchase offer will he made known to the war secretary before the date fixed for the cxacation. L W IFE 18 ORDERED TO. PAY HER DE8 ERTEI) • HUSBAND ALIMONY LIST OF WINNERS IN LAKE fobNllOE BIGfcELkftRATlON John Leonard!, Sanford; Mrs. W. E. Tuttle, Orlando; and Mis. W. P. Wlngler, Mount Dora. Thp bnlilcs wqrc divided into three classes os to ngc: A months to year; year to years; 2 years to 3 years. Girls and boys being judged separate. First and sec­ ond prize winners from each class were chosen. from the first of each class, girls and boy«, Wire chosen the tapltal prize winners. This was not a Itetter baby contest but an appearing event. Capital prizes were awarded: Virgil Louise Wheeler, girl, Seminole Couny Bank, gift of $10 in gold. Joe Morion Crenshaw, boy, First National Bnnk prize, $10 in gold. 4 months to 1 year class— 1st, girls, Madge Jcwelyne Abcrcrombc, award­ ed $8.50, Thoa. Owens gift of photogrnpha; 2nd, Elizabeth Eugino Muao, Jkc T ■ H »j I, contu �• f wtfA t 'M*«>13 *■> Lw r y ^ jy fiu a Tbo Herald dcll*crctl alx times a week-for 16c. ‘ , » , Tho foregoing la t h t ^ r f ^ fllrect to nowa from the-Japanese capital alnci Saturday, when the earthquake octo curred. TokJa waa for a considerable to Umo sh u t-o ff from all communlcato tlon with the ouUldc world; then cour- Richard Dix MRfc. FRED DAIGEH-------------------------------- ....._______ k___Society BdJto, • I'hone 217-W • ' * X . If you hare any frienda visiting you—If you arc going anywhere or com­ Harry Tcrwllleger loft (or Norfolk ing home, or If you arc entertaining, writo n poatal card to this department, navy yard, whore ho has rc-enllated giving details, or telephone the item. It will bo greatly appreciated. in Undo Sam's service. —AND— Helehe Chadwick burning feet? NEW ORLEANS, S e p t O.~('ntlon 11 o'clock call; October 25.TO, Decem­ ber 26.60. Palmetto avo. Mias Dickons is a sis­ Bowen P crrllt has returned from ter of John Dickons and was a form ­ wo weeks visit his parents er resident hero and has many friends hero who will bo glad to sec her again. •.IWAKI, BcpL.fi,— \ courier return­ George Keller, M sfgcnthalcr Lino­ ing from <Tokl& today describe the 'Friday—Script Dance a t Woman's Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gregorio return­ type representative for the beat atkte cfTocts of the disaster there as un­ Cldb'ift Dio6 p. ed to their homo In Charleston, S. C., on earth. Is hero to attend tho meet­ speakable. The city, ho said, was Monday—S t ‘Agnes Guild meet* a t lifter a pleasant visit hero as tio ing of the Associated Dailies. three-foupths burned. In ponds- In the home eff Mrs. Howard Overilp guest of tho latter's sister, Mrs. A. the parka he found cahrred, unidenti­ Bom to Mr. and Mrs. 0 . C. Hay- fied bodies floating like fish. Within on Highland avenue, Snnford K. Appleby. man an eight pound girl. Bom on certain areas all things are reduced SANFORD I* Heights at I8:30 p. m. Dr. L. C. Brown left yesterday a f­ Grandma LcaviU’a birthday, the little to ashes, except Iron frame and brick Maximum Wednesday .... ternoon for Palntka where ho will miss is named for her, Harriet French pillars. The burned remnins of street Minimum last night ........ , • T tfB TYRANT ' spend a few days with his mother, his Hayman. cars and automobiles clogged the No rain yesterday. You domineering little tyke, brother nnd bride aro also expected streets, and the sufferers hod gather­ Serenely grabbing what you liko Perry JeTnlgan., was an Orlando ed in public squares and parks, lying And making [Jain by grunt and shriek tb spend this week in Palatka. Even though an Elkton (M4.) min­ business visitor this morning. Perry uqdor sheets on rants and living on ister married 0,000 couples he hns died The glittering baubles th a t you.seek, hns moved tho ngency of tho Hupmo- sainty food supplied by tho authori­ a natural death. DANCE AT WOMAN’S CLUB Havo you conceived the notion that Tomorrow evening (Friday), there bile, Durant and Star cars to the ties. The army, which was mobilised, You’re rightfully an autocrat? The HisruJd lo r first class Job work. will be a Script Banco at the Wom- Park Avenue Garage, whero ho will was restoring means of communica­ be pleased to meet ail old friends and tion. nn'a Club nt 0 o’clock. This will bo At one year </ld, have you begun To think you rule tho moon and sun? the last danco before the college set customers. leave, and will bo one of the most en­ Must I, your father, give to you • The Seminole Overland Company joyable affairs of tho season. My precious watch of gold to chew announces a reduction In prices on ev­ There will be good music and you And calmly sajr, “That’s what it's for," ery type of the well known Overland The times yot( bang it on tho floor? want to be sure and be there. Tho NEW YORK, Sept. 0.—Donations chaperones will be Mrs, R. A. New­ automobile, which makes It stand in a class by Itself where real dollar for of 8100,000 each from John D. Rocke­ man nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly. Because you wjil, must wo obey T dollar value is considered. Read the feller, Jr., and from the Laura Spell­ Must I put down my book to play, ad in today’s Herald and Judge for man Rockefeller Foundation for the Do this or that to suit your whim ? yourself. relief of tho sufferers In the Japanese Look here, you chubby cherubim, earthquake disaster were announced I ’ll have you know, howe’er you yell, S. W. H altt, of Gainesville, district last night by the Red Cross commit­ Wo grownups havo sOrho rights ns agent in charge of the county agents tee of greater New York, which open­ well. . -*• ’• of the E ast Coast section; T. A. ed an intensive drive to raise its quo­ Well, woll, If you iro going to cry Brown, of DcLand, and J. O. Trnxlcr, ta of 81,000,000 in the nntion's $5,­ yougetirioroqunllty . ; Of course, I'll pot the Vdl&Wl'o by, of St. Augustine, were appreciated 000,000 campaign. for less money when visitors to The Herald. Tho party . you buy Goo'dyear was in charge of our 6wn Ben Whit­ Take it and throw It ort the floor. Tires. Goodyearssell her, Jr., and ho wns showing them 1 gucas yob're right, in cVery ense today for 21% less tho sights in and around Sanford, A baby always rulca tho place. then, I n .1920; 2Q% Mr. Trnxler came here to secure cel­ —By Edgar A. Guest. Less th an in 1914. ery and lettuce plants for the H ast­ Aiid th e ir q u a lity ings district, where they will attem pt IVlF T k p A«a«M*lnfrrt I*rraa> has been steadily Miss Marion Appleby is visiting rel­ HARRISBURG, Pa., Sept. 0.—Repto imitate Sanford this year. Tho improved; their su ­ atives in Charleston, S. C. party, accompanied by Mr. Whitner, rcscnlativcs of nnthrieitc mine opera­ periority ie beyond departed today for n trip of inspec­ tors and officers of the miners' union question. This is n Mrs. S, Pulcston loaves Tuesday for tion down tho East Const. Mr. Hiatt today ngrecd in conference with Gov­ good timo to buy New Yprk whero she will visit her Is an old friend of N. J. Lillard of ernor Pinchot, of Pennsylvania, to aunt. ' * Goodyears. • The Herald nnd they enjoyed a good nmteria! change in positions which f . they havo hithorto held nnd which visit yesterday. A i C*..Wy. • r S r t r l f Xlml/on Hnvo you mndo your date for the D n h r , M f a l l a n t i r .c .m hnvo resulted in suspension of min­ m a n tl th a m * C a fA /a a r Script Dance a t the Womnn’a Club Cor <lt i WI/i l h a k a r a l t p A l l • ing. The employers’ group tenta­ Yowcll & Company are advertising i W a a tS a r T r to d a n d ha a h V Friday night? • fS a m u p t a l l h a t a n d a r d ** “Happy Homes” house dresses and tively abandoned its remnnd for . Co a d ya a r Sa rv ita quoting special prices on gingham nnd arbitration which the union has un­ Georgo W. Sparkman, of Tampa, wnsh goods for Friday and Saturday. yieldingly opposed. was among tho business visitors in Miners' officials definitely accept­ This is National Glnghnm Week, nnd Oak Avenue nnd Third Street “The City Substantial" yesterday. this store has all the new things of­ ed the 10 per cent wage increase fered in this line. They have arrang­ Mr. and Mr*. E. Butard, of Miami, ed a big table of ginghnm remnants an effort to compromise the dispute arrived .in Sanford yesterday nnd are which are offered nt half price, a f­ but nsked more than that amount for stopping a t tho Montezuma for a fording tho ladies of this section an day laborers employed in nnd nround abort stay. the mines. They did, however, agree opportunity to save money. to modify the demand for a “chekMr. and Mrs. A. L. Duffer arrived ofT’ of union dues, by limiting the in tho city yesterday front Sarasota amount which could bo collected by it *nd arc spending a few days here at from individual miners. tho Montezuma. Both the employers' group and tho union committee, which met with Charles L. Polk, now of Jackson­ Gov. Pinchot in executive sessions, ville, bgt formerly br this city, is regarded their alterations of orig­ ■pthdinty a few days here attending to inal stands ns concessions. The gov­ business, ernor, while keeping silent ns to the proposals involved, said that "prog­ Don’t •forget tho Script Dance to­ ress bud been made," nnd that the morrow night a t tho Woman’s Cltlb. The shopping district downtown statem ents hud been exchanged by There will bo good music nnd a good WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.—Consul wns overwhelmed, and hero muny him between tho parties concerned. time is Assured all. Dickovcr reported today to tho sUto thousands of shoppers nnd business The conference adjourned until ten department tho following list of Am­ workers died. o’clock this morning. Though tho To add to tho dangers, immense employers agreed to drop, for the C. Brown has moved his den- erican dead and missing: Probablo rs from tho Ball Building to dead in Yokohama nnd Tokio, Phar­ crevices opened in tro streets in some time being, tho demand for arbitra­ UTI' irst National Bunk Build- macist Paul Cannon, United States places, isolntln gontirc blocks and tion nnd to make a one year contract navy, Pharmacist A. Ingoglin, Mrs. making it absolutely Impossible for covering wages nnd working condi­ C. H. Burnell, San Francisco, II. W. those within the sections to find safe­ tions, they wore said to be entirely Morse, Captain Stimson, Rcbort ty from the fire. unwilling to grant more thnn a 10 Swain. Missing and probably dead, • For two days tho fires of Tokio rag ­ per cent wage increase. Whilo Gov. Mr. Shelley, McHenry 'Holbrook and ed, destroying possibly 200,000 houses Pinchot suggested this figure us a und property, the valuo of whicHNcan- compromise when ho first embarked Mrs. M. Mendel son. not be estimated, c remating tho bod­ o nhis efforts, tho union group yes­ ies of many of the dead and probably terday was still necking to get the ending tho sufferings of scores of In­ amount 'increased so far as day jured. Tho casualty list will he very laborers arc concerned. Tho day great; estimates at present vary from workers number about ( 00,000 out £0,000 upward in Tokio alone. How of the total of approximately 165,000 many were killed in the outlying dis­ in tho territory. • COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD tricts is not known because for a long Pending the resumption of nego­ -1 ----- Shows Storting at 7:30 and 9:15 I». M,----------timo Tokio was cut off from commun­ tiations today none of the spokesmen ication with the outside worlil. on either side had a definite opinion ~ ■ ----------- t o d a y — ____ Immense difficulties arc being en­ to express as to whethor an actual* countered in forwarding news of J a ­ basis for settling the atrike had been pan’s great disaster to the countries worked out. Tho employers were in the New Metro Release of the world. Couriers have been Bent unwilling to take even a limited ap­ out with special press dispatches; the plication c^f tho "check-off" system Japanese naval radio Jp being utilized, according 'to expressions availablo, and details have been forwarded by while the union leaders expressed de­ airplane to Nagoya and thenco to termination to obtain tho wage in- 1 Iwaki, about 160 miles from Tokio, for crease for day men or continuo the it lids a Scotch Atmosphere, a captivating story of.life be­ tiansmission abroad. suspension. O C IA L LENDARJ BIG DONATION FOR AID OF JAPANESE OPERATORS AND MINERS GETTING CLOSER TOGETHER M ENTHOLATUM quickly relieves . and . j k refreshes. 1 'M -TOMORROWVIOLA DANA In “Crinoline and Romance” BUILDERS BUCKING MUi.ES a„d ^ pictures of all the principal st the Lake Monroe Celebrstio*-. Princess Friday and 8siurtL»Pictures of the Elks' Parade Mob SUPPLIES B R IC K . C E M E N T . GRAVEL, — t A T H L IM E n Baby fell into a Wisconsin river was saved; a real baby, not a batl beauty. We c a r r y a f u l l s t o c k of a ll m a t c r l n l s n e e d m 1 by b u i l d e r s . T h e r a Will bn n o w aitin g f i r o rd e rs o r d elay s In r e o r d e r i n g m o r e of t h e s a m e m a t e r i ­ a l s If y o u d e a l w i t h us. A nd o u r p ri c e s are rlg h tl The eclipse duo September 10 h not the Firpo-Dcmpscy fig h t Ic Trouble with being a boxing chans ■ In n l, t L . ___ A Hill Lumber Co Phcno 130, Sanford “ llulldera’ Headquartern" f„°-r “ fcty and efficiency. UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida . A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU KENT VULC. WORKS EUROPEAN FLAN. OPEN ALL TH E YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE, JMilane Theatre. VIOLA DANA AND TOM MOORE $2.00 Crepe de Chine, Satin and T affetas at, per y a r d ___ ...___________ Rouged Lip $2.50 Crepe de Chine, Safin and T affetas at, per yard ............. ................. hind the footlight, also AL ST. JOHN Wifr mako you lough In a real comedy “CITY CHAPS” PATIIE NEWS ^V T •' CARLOAD VIRGINIA — F R 1 D A Y----------------------- Gojdwyn presents a Rupert Hughes Picture ^LOOK YOUR BEST’ With COLLEEN MOORE and ANTONIO MORENO Path* Comedy—Snub Pollard in “DlO UP” .FRIDAY—COUNTRY STORE MONDAY—AMATEUR NIGHT HPECIAXMA tT n EE, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY Special Music to all Pictures IGHT P R IC E S .......................... ............. .....10 and 20 Cents ATINEE PRICES — ........... 10 and 15 Cents 75c PER PECK; $2.75 PER BUSltEL ON HIDING AT VIOPT SOIBBT AND RAILROAQ A' Several $2;75 Satins and T affetas, at per yard $^*00 Canton Crepes at, per y a r d ....... . �If-you w ere at M onroe you w ill be in the pictures M ovies o f the E lks Parade Monday. c r % Robs Calomel of Nausea and Danger Medicinal Virtue* Retained and Im­ proved—Dangerous and Sickening QuatUlea Removed. Perfected 'fablet Called “Cnlotnb*” T h « In te n t t r i u m p h o f m o d e r n set• n e e Is a " d e - n a u e e a t e r t '' ra c ale lo m e l ta i lle t k n o w n t o t h e d r u g tr u ilo n* ••C’n lo tab s.” C a lo m e l, t h e m o a t a e n r r a l l r u s e f u l o f a ll m e d ic in e * t h u a e n te r * ■ u p o n a w i d e r Held of p o p u larity .— p u r i f i e d a n d r e f i n e d f r o m Ih o aa o b ­ j e c t i o n a b l e q u a l i t i e s w h ic h h a v e h e r e ­ t o f o r e l i m i t e d Ita use. I n b lllo u a n e a a . c o n a t l p n t l o n . h e a d a r h r a a n d I n d i g e s t i o n . a n d In a g r e a t v a r i e t y o f li v e r , a to t n a c h a n d k id n e y tr o u b le * c a lo m e l w a n t h e rnont auee t t i f i i l r e m e d y , h u t Ita nae w a a o f t e n n e g l e c t e d tin a c c n u n t of Ita s i c k e n i n g ^q ualities. N ow It la t h e eanlent a n d * m o a l p l r n a a n t o f m e d l c ln e a t o t a k e . O n e C a l o t a b a t b e d t i m e w i t h a aurallow o f w a t e r . — t b a l ’a a ll. No taato . n o g r i p i n g . n o n a u a e a , no nalta. A Hood n i g h t ' s s l e e p a n d t h e n e x t m o r n I n r y o u a r e f e e l i n g fine, w i t h k c le a n liv e r, a p u r i f i e d a y a te m a n d n h l g a n . p etite. Hat w hat y o u ploane. No danger. , C a l o t a h a a r e aold o n ly In n rl g ln n l . araled package*, price th irty -liv e rent* f o r t h o l a r g e f a m il y package; ten c e n l a f o r t h e entail, t r i a l a lie . tu u r d r u g g l a l la a u t h o r l x e d t o r e f u n d th e p ri c e na n g u a r a n t e e t h a t y o u w ill lie t h o r o u g h l y d e l i g h t e d w i t h C a lo t a h a . —(Adve.) I-JS -w e d -K rl-A w k ly . . N a t l r r o f A p p lle a t lo n f o r T a x Ite rd I'n iirr g r r llo n » » of t k r (lenerol H t a t n t r a o f Ik e S t a l e o f F lo r id * . N o tic e la h e r e b y g i v e n t b n t P a u l I.ukn*. p u r c h a s e r - o f T a x F c r t W ro te No. J»*. d a t e d t h e Oth d a y o f J u n e . A. It. 1931. h ua tiled a a ld c e r t i f i c a t e In I m y o ffic e , a n d h a* m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x I>eed to Inauo In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Hnld r e r l l l l c n t e e m b r a c e * t h e f o l l o w i n g d e a c r l h e d p r o p e r t y *11u a t e d In H em lnole Count)*, F lo r ld n . t n w l t ; l?*i o f S1CU. Her. 20, T w p . 21 H.. I la rut e SI Kant. so acre* . T h e an Id l a n d b e i n g u**e**ed a t th e d a t e n f th e ‘lan iian re of atirli c e r t i f i c a t e in thu n a m e of U n k n o w n . I'n l e a a aa ld c e rtlftr a l n a h a ll lie r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to la w T a x H e rd w ill ]**ur t h e r e o n on t h e l l h d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A. 1). 192.1. IVITNBIW m y o fficio I s i g n a t u r e a n d aenl till* llie 2nd d u y o f A uuun I. A. II. 1924. (HUAI.) B. A. n o r m . A H H . C le r k C ir c u i t C o u r t. S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a . I t y : A. it. W eek*. It. C. * -* -1 0 -l7 -2 t-3 l-9 -7 -6 lc For quick results try a want ad. NEW CITIZEN 8 REVERE MEMORY OF LINCOLN SPRINGFIELD, III., Sept, fi.—Of the thousnnd* of.pligrlm s who nnnunlly visit the tomb of Abrahnm Lincoln, the most enthusintslc and most welcome, according to II. W. Fny, custodian, are the immigrant* who are just about to become Amer­ ican citizen*. Crowned heads, ambassadors, fa­ mous generals, prime ministers and president* come by the score to lay wreaths on the sarcophagus of tho m artyred president. And men and women from more humble wnlks of life come too. “ Many times a year the foreign born coal miners camcs to Springfield from neighboring towns to tnke out his first citzenship papers," said Mr. Fay, "and he is the most reverent visitor of nil. I like to tell men like that about the m artyred president. There has never been any disorder at tho tomb within the memory of the present custodian. "Everybody who comes here is quiet and rever­ ential," he naid. "I have never had to nsk a visitor to remove his hut.” SAVED MONOPOLY Clever Trick Credited to Dutch Traders Who Had No Deelre to Lose Lucrative Business. THE PERILS OF “BAD” BLOOD There I* a story to the effect that The Disease That Shortens Your oncu (he Dutch hail a pnilltuhle mo­ Life. Quickest Way to Get nopoly In the innnufncture of smoking Well is Through New Pre­ pipes. Flnntlers, In a desire to culti­ vate craftsmanship for economic rea­ scription Containing Seven­ sons, decided to make pipes, too, mid teen Ingredients That Renew quit sending money to Holland for such Every Part of the Hody. article*. In that way, It was planned, Flanders could not only keep FinnThat itching, pimply, irritated skin deni money at home, hut tho country could sell It* pipe* to other people at Is only n surface indication of the horrible polution in yoar blood that a profit. So the mnmtfnrture of pipes be^nn. your heart is pumping every minute rolled ns members Inst night Messrs. Bishop, DcGoitcs, Rnfficld, M. F. Robinson, Pnlmer, Roberts, Owens, Ball, Marshall, Sclman, Losslng and Scarlett. Next Thursday will see the close of the second tournament a t which the winner will receive n fine prize, and by nil indictions, will be a dark horse, ns n number of uncxpccU cd defeats have been handed out by tail-cndcrs in last tournament to the would-be champions. The Herald for first class job work. Americans Lured into Red Fiasco By ‘Bill’ Haywood that break down skin tissues,-weaken -1 h ad to, the Dutch said. Uc will Fell our pipes at a loss In I- landers | | t,g tkic liver, stomach ami kidneys. I until this upstart Industry shall Imvo,That is why any remedy that merely Russtn Today a Chamber of Horror*, been ruined. Then we can raise tlie relieves skin eruptions Is not sufficSay* Colonist Who Escaped. price higher Hum before." To this the lent, but a complete systemic treatpeople of Flanders retorted by laying 'm ent Is necessnry to get permanently The ghost of "Big Bill" Haywood, a prohibitive tax u| ki» Dutch pipes, tu well. keep t h e m out. Thereupon th o D u t c h • This complete treatm ent is found former secretary of the I. W. W. who loaded a ship with pipes, sailed It over only in n prescription called Ro-Cu- jumped a $50,000 bail bond in Chi­ to llie const of Flanders, ami wrecked Ma, which contains seventeen well cago nnd fled to Russia, returned to and thoroughly tested medi­ It there. It an* salvaged, of course, known cines, no skillfully compounded that America recently ns the promoter of nnd the people of Flanders got a each one perform* its function on tho a "get-rich" schomu of industrial shipload of pipe* for nothing. For the various pnrt* of the body perfectly colonization in western Sibera. next two ot three years pipe* were so nnd harmoniously. Surpassing In its audacity and in ruinously cheap In Flnnder* Unit the This remarkable prescription starts its dramatic outcome the wildest of now Industry perished. right to work purifying the blood, re­ Wonder if the Italinn who swam the 31ms llie Dutch, l»y sacrificing one lieves constipation, clonrises the kid­ wildcnt promotion schemes, the Hay­ English channel developed his nrms shipload of pipe*, saved their mo­ neys nnd gets every particle of pnllu* wood fiasco is exposed in McClure's tlon out of the colon, which, according Mngnzinc for September by Emmund nopoly. eating spaghetti? to Prof. Mctchniko.tr of the Pastuer ----------------------- L~~ Institute, Paris, is the direct cause of J. Maguire ,n former member of CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH nil our aches nnd pains. Hc-Cu-Mn Unde Sam’s army of occupation in F IR M L Y B E L IE V E IN “ S P IR IT S ” MONEY quickly and surely dispels biliousness, Sibern. With other Americans, he Send tht* nd and ten cents to Foley Odd 8uperttltlon That Prevail* Among sick headaches, nervousness, rheuma­ was lured into Red Russia by glow­ tism, restoring the njT|u!tite nnd nor­ Co., 2835 Sheffield A\e., Chicago, the Inhabitant* of the leland mal strength and completely rids your ingly-worded pamphlets describing 111., writing your name and nddress of Luzon. system of those toxic poisons which what purported lo ho vast concessions clearly. You will receive a ten cent have been making you feel so sickly in coni, iron, ore and agricultural During the llfo of n person In Luzon nnd good-for-nothing. bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND lands to the "KuzguB" industrial Rc-Cu-Mu is sold nnd recommend­ TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Croup, his spirit Is called Tnko.. After death colony. also free sample pneknges of FOLEY It receive* a new name. I rtf* believed ed by the Union Pharmacy nnd other "I had seen enough of misery and good drug stores, and if you don’t to go about In a hody Invisible lo the KIDNEY PILLS for Backache, Rheu­ feel a decided change in your condi­ suffering behind the hnttlc lines in eye of man. yet unchanged in appearmatic Pains, Kidney and Bladder nnec from the living (icrsdn. if a man tion after taking according to direc­ France to satiate any mnn," he says, Trouble, and FOLEY CATHARTIC becomes tmcomwlou*. the natives think tion*, you get your money back.—Adv. "nnd I saw the beginning of the Rus­ TABLETS for Constipntlon and Bil­ a vengeful spirit hns lured away the sian debacle with the American army SANFORD CHESS CLUB. iousness. These wonderful remedies soul of the sick man nnd they hold tho of occupation in Siberia, after the have helped millions of people. Try ceremony of “Culling Brick the Soul." Armistice. But the Russia of today Then they hold a Idg feast, to which Snnford Chess Club held nn cnlhu- proved a chamber of horrors besides them! Sold everywhere.—Adv. • hdy Invite nil the spirit* In order to sintsic meeting last evening and which these experiences were mild Induce them to bring back thu sick elected officers for the following indeed." mini's soul. year: Mr. Seal lot, of Dclaind, presi­ Maguire says he first heaid of One Is "Inxupnk" when (ho spirit* dent; Mr. Bishop, secretary, and-Mr. "Kuzbas" about a ytfit'r iujoj........... 1,1 have imido themselves known to him In a dream. lie thereby declare* him­ Palmer, treasurer. There were v n -1 self to he "Insupuk," and ns no one can prove he has not received a message / fnrni the dead he becomes n full-Hedged , | medium. A pronged spear I* supposed | to proteet the people from the ever! vengeful Anlto, or evil spirits, who nre j always waiting to trip one up on the trail, to cuuso him to fall and hurt himself or to kill him. When a native walks alone on a mountain trail nnd feel* hi* hair creeping on hi* aeulp ho know* (if the Aalto's presence.1 But three month* a t Nadejdcnaki Znvod, he says, were enough to dis­ pel nnjr illusion* he might have had about the entcrpdw "Hope died there. Tho factory Is complete, all right—a complete wreck. Roofs are either missing en­ tirely o'r so leaky th a t they are use­ less, and the machinery is rusted be­ yond repnir. By some miracle one blast furnace has been kept going and a pnrt of one rolling mill. About five thousnnd Russians arc a t work doing tho work of n hundred men."- The coal mines a t Kemorovo, about n thousand miles north, were no bet­ ter off, he adds. They were flooded nnd would take years of intensive effort before they could bo gotten in tq ji reduction. “Tho first intimation l had that Haywood had any connection with the colony was upon the arrival of our ship in Fotrograd, when Haywood rushed aboard to greet us, and a t the very first o p p o rtu n ity -* ^ T my hearing bullied our treasurer J giving him $250. from our emcrKa_ j fund for *pcrsonnl expenses,'» ** Later Maguire learned, he rcUt*. H that Hnywood and his B(JOcU^ {J really had no concession at til,' but only the promise of n conccssiim if they should meet a set of condition : which seemed Impossible. COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK School teachers Bbpuhi Kive same advice to children who h1TI 1 coughs as did this Florida teacher. «1 II recommend FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR to tho children in my school ^ who had the ’flu’ and good result* came whenever it was used," writes Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee, {-lorida. Foley’s Honey nnd Tar conUia* 1 no opiates. Ingredients printed oq ■'* the wrapper. Quickly relieves cold*, Coughs and croup. Sold everywhere. —Adv. .7 ■R iTILEAGE and non-skid security are important factors in tire performance. Ajax Cords furnish these advantages to you in full measure. AJAX CORD, ROAD KING, PARAGON FRANK AKERS TIRE COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA FLORIDA SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Regular Price. Sale Price 5 LBS. SUGAR..................... 45c 45c 33c 1 Lb. Red Circle Coffee...........33c 31c V^-Lb. Tha-Nectar T e a ...........31c 10c * 1 Pkg. A. & P. Macaroni.........10c $ 1.22 25c 33c 34c 8c $ 1 .0 0 Save 22c by buying this $1.00 Combination. 12-llm. A. & P. ..................... ......................... 57c 24-!l)s. A. & P . ...................... ...................... $1.07 12-lbs. Pillsbury’s ..................................„....57c 2-1-lbs. Pillsbury’s ................ ...... ............... $1.10 FLOUR FLOUR RUTTFR~FINEST ELG,N D ll I I tJ X CREAMERY, Lb. 53c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES' SOFT DRINKS 2 Bottle A. & P. VINEGAR U-oz. Bottle CIDER PICKLING SPICES ALL 5c 9c 14c tylXED PICKLING SPICE, Pk*................... ................ :...10c MUSTARD SEED. Pk*............... ........................................ 10c CELERY SEED, Pkjr...... * . .....- .......................................... 10c CLOVES, Pkff....................................................... .........:..... 10c a l . j di 1 I kjf. ......................................................... . mm... . 10c CINNAMON, Pk*. ......................... ........................ — ....... 10c c ™ . A T L A N T IC & P A C IF IC '™ Over 7 5 0 0 stores in the U.S.A. ■? ■ , i ■ i— n------ ;---------- > and WESTERN He Found Out An old Yarmouth fisherman settled hi llie oust end of London. On luokln« over lil* grocer's hill lie occasion­ ally found charges like the following; "To U III. lea—lo M lb. ditto." “Wife," suld be, "Ibis Vre’s a putly business; I should like to know whut you have done with so much or lid* hero ditto." "Ditto, ditto," replied the old lady. "Never had a pound of It in the house In my life!" So tmrk went tho ex-fisherman In high dudgeon that be rJionld have been charged for things be had never re­ ceived. "Mr. nrown.” lie said. "I shan’t stand this. Wife says she lialn’t had it pound of ditto In the liouso In her llfo" The tradesman thereupon explained the meaning of the term and Hie old man went home satisfied. Ills wife Inquired If he hnd discov­ ered what ditto meant. “yes," be said. "It means that I am nn old fool and you're ditto."— Lomlun Tit-IIIIs. "E Plurlbua Unum." The motto of the United Slates, "E I’luribus Unum,” Is a I-uiln phrase which means "Out of Matty, One." It uppenred first on the design of the Urent Seal recommended tu thu Con­ tinental congress July 4. 1770, by a committee composed of Franklin, Adttius and Jefferson. The motto ap­ pears on several coin*, though It bus never been officially approved for this purpose. A Model of Discretion. "Are you a competent chsufteurY* “I drove for a man Who had an eyk for the ludies and a suspicious wife." “W e lir “When I left both begged me to stay and both meant It." "You must have bruin*."—BlnnlhgItam Age-Herald. Fair Enough. "I would like to get u mirror for uiy office desk. Can you suggest aom» j U tlngr * "We still hare n few pollstpd steel trench mirrors, • sir. Yon may look Into one of .them, sjr, ood- lf you make even a deal U, |t you msy i m y a U jP ^ c h a ffa .H o u s to n UhronJcM* SECOND STREET Between PARK and OAK AVENUE8 BEEF PO R K MUTTON VEAL Swift’s Premium and Kigan’s Reliable it ^ f > The Standard Oil Company operates the following modern service stations at Cnn’t Be Beat for QUALITY Fat Hens and Fryers SANFORD, FLORIDA 1st r.nd Elm Streets We Dress Them In charge of M e ssrs. IT. II. 1’u n io n am i Home-Made Pork Sausage Longhorn and Sandwich Cheese Quick Delivery Phone 105 ? t % L . J . S w in d le Fancy Cod-Fish Middies * Boiled Ham These gentlemen will personally ap­ preciate your patronage and do their best to serve you to your utmost satis­ faction. Crow n G a s o l in e Always Better. POLARINE We are confident you will be pleased with Crown Gasoline and Polarine Oil. Also their free service in the way of water, air and draining your crank case. OIL & GREASES For Lubrication Best Better Stick To The Standard J. HUGH TILLIS, Prop. The House of Quality , ’, , ai^d Service 402 SANFORD AVE. Tho-Dally Herald, 15e per week. ■ ....... Modern Service Station Service ForM otorists ixS L — S tan dar d 0 8l Com pany IN C O R P O R A T E D �THK M N I'Q n i) DAltX-HEHALP. JFW PAy, SKrTEMBK* 7, 1923 M A N N ER »H 0 -THE m, tkuqlMCjfciiagfipwg u selq lto 1 Hints and ra n■»-*g* ers yearly. * * •* • Am , YDUB ACCOUNT INVITED Member fed eral’ * Reserve Bank *4 1 t * "* ' >w . * RESOURCES $150,000.00 First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. F0R8TBR,. President B. F. WHITNKR. Cashier Ik not so utiboonible na the nuisance who brings-hU. Invltujjnns with him and alta down to argue with you aho-.it It. TUo oflO'tt'Tfo ‘unfiflT to knbw'wlijyoa riinraSti-coinc when you fell* liltn that yoji c«nn0t Is very difficult to get rid ..of. On the utber hand. It ia ex­ ceedingly eaay to any: "Well, good-by,? and hang up at the first opportune pause. Moreover, tho telephone la n great encourager of thooo who are timid In tbelr lying. One can look Into the little black hole where tho trans­ mitter Is and tell any sort of whopper, when the worda would die on his Ups If he were faced by an Inquisitor, Fur­ thermore, a man who 1s well nnd hearty can safely say that ho Is suf­ fering agonies Willi hemlm-he when the other party, to the conversation cannot see him. ’ Aa for the difficulty of thinking up the proper fib for each occasion wlilch a fillets, that la nothing at all In the life of the expert telephone liar. He has a list of them 'for unexpected In­ vitations nnd they, are ns handy n* canned sardines for tho unexpected guest.—Detroit Free l'ress. FIRST OF GREAT SEAFARERS Vikings May Ba Bald to Hava Poasaaaad Truly Uncanny Knowledga of tha Ocaan. Peaches—Elbertas ... 13c per lb. Malaga G rapes...... ...20c per lb. * ’ Tokay R ed G rapes. ... 30c per lb. Bartlett P e a r s........ .45c per doz. Iceberg, L ettu ce.... ...23c a head Lim es....................... 10c per doz. 107 West First Street Rear New Marrows, Tire Cases, Monogram Radiator Caps, Boyce Motor Meters. We exchange your old opes regardless of its con­ dition. Spark Plugs for all Cars. Tires and Tubes at Better prices.. THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE FREE ROAD! SERVICE <uik Akers Tire Co AT LIVING PRICES GUARANTEED BRANDS AND McCULLER SERVICE K-°r Wbby's Sliced Feach^s ........... .......................2! ,««>. I Can Pineapple ....... Z - 4 ! 2 ° * % S0l? ..... .......... ............ .............. rJ No. 2Yi Can Fruit Salad 4; No. 2 Can Biirt*Olne/s ------N°. 2 Can T om atoes.................. .................................... ..... 01 {Jo. 3 Can Tomatoes .............................................................1£ {Jo. 2 Can Kidney B e an s................ ....................................Ot 2 1 d rR0 8 ^ “ o n — ..................................... 2< S a lw o n .................._________:.........................W Na. 3 Can Sliced Reels r 24 of plana, j His previous suggestion PHILADELPHIA’, S ep t 5 .Miners was that the workers be givbn n ten and operator* charged witff working per cent in present ..rnto«;th*t, tjie saw now wage contract the arc good looking union be allowed to Install an agent Ctrl* who enn't spell c o t In mining company offices to collect were preparing to resume their coo* Chairman of State peadr Department dues, that eight hour' employment be PINCHOT WILL RENEW Makes This Assurance. fcVc nces Sodny at Harrisburg, where p e a c e E f f o r t t o d a y mnde fully effective; nnd that the they, were temporarily suspended f a i l / union be recognised ami principles of Judge Hi B, Phillips, chairman of HARRISBURG, Pa.. Sept. 15.— the union maintained. Marine opera Saturday. The best Information ob* the stuto road department, and one Governor Pint-hot will renew,' today tors have accepted tho proposals with luhmble here Was th at neither aids of the engineers of the department his effort to compromise the labor some qualifications, provided that lias chtmgfcft Ha position and; unless mot in an official session with the controversy in the anthracite region contract run for a number of years Governor Pinchpt. has ttrthh’-iicw Idea board of county commissioners Mon* and get minora Who suspended work of annual revision of wage scales to jfrescut to bring nbo tit •V,.-aetliedsy a t which time Judge Phillips to be brought about by arbitration, ment and end the suspension of ralnSeptember 1, b a c k 'at their tasks. stated that the.state road department Tho union response opposing 1 all ing. R epresentatives/of employes nnd would tontihue its road gangs at The wage question is’the big issue, officials of tho miners tfrilon wlii fotm s of arbitration asked that work* ers pnid^by the day be given u greatWith this.out of the way it was be­ meet with him at 2 p. tn. to go ovor Leon right on into DeLand.- The er -percentage of ijicrcaso and th at llevejl rapid progress cttuld be made ositioh which they failed 'th get’ tomoney of district No. 3, the North check-off" system of union dues on tho other demands of the miners, ositlon which tye failed (9 get ti*» End, is ayailablo lo r the stretch from collection, by which' the 'ptnylptcra Reportn from the coal fields where .gather lost week. DeLeon fti the district line nnd the The governor has continued his holds,/ tho amount ihVo'lfrd';1*ft-om the suspension started last, Friday DoLaijd-district has the authority to sell 150,000 in time warrants for study of the situation since negotia­ the stretch from the district line to tion* was adjourned last wcck,r but hns not indicated properly nuy change DeLand. A committee of citizens from. Glenwood, headed by W. A. Bredow, ap­ peared and made a strong presenta­ tion against changing the route from DeLeon to DeLand ami eliminating Glenwood. It is understood that the statq road department hns surveyed four possible routes for this stretch but has not decided on any of them aa yet. County Commissioner W. C. Jackson stated this morning that he would Immediately take steps to sell the 'BHONt North End Road £ # ••* * 1 To Be Built ^ o m DeLeon to DeLand Stenographers The Vikings were not only great warriors, hut they were equally illstlngulshed as maritime explorers. "They were so vigorous In their activities, so dauntless and daring, such genuinely strenuous atilpmen, that they were bound to do great things, or fall where none could have succeeded," sutd II Keble Cliottertnn, In "Ships and Ways of Other Day*.’’ >nd Doctor Nansen reminds one that "they Imd neither miipusa nor aslrunomlml Instruments, nor sny appliances of oar time for fiadlng their position at sen: they could only rail by llie min. inoon apd slant, and It seems Incomprehenklhte Imw for days nnd weeks, when these were Invisible, they word aide to find their course through fog ami had weather. But they found It, nnd the open craft of the Norwegian Vikings, wlifi their square snlls, fared north mid west over the tvW e ocean. It wi\* not 1,111 500 years Inter that the ships hf oilier nations were to nuike their way to Iho same regions." W h o Knqws thuk tenure no delay In building this ■ mall right on into DeLand. S In Commissioner Beck’s district——■ New Smyrna—Judge Phillips decided ■ to advertihe for bids ht once for the 5 stretch of road from U10 district line J a t Hose Bay to the Brevard county J line the county turning over $W0,0rtO ■ of a recent bond issue and the state 5 providing a smilnr amount. Nothing definite wns 'decided on * state road No. 3 from the DeLand jg district line through Orange City 5 with the exception that Judge Phillips ig stated that he would soon hnve. sur-tM vcyora on this road and mnp out Ihe " shortest route from Orange City to 5 the Monroe Bridge. Tho money for this rond wns recently voted in 11 bond Issue and the bonds are now be­ ■ ing advertised for sale. At the Voncluston of the mooting Judge Phillips wnn tho guest of ComTUinfLiners , Thurrby, Jackson and Beck bnd Mr. Enrl W. Brown to u dinner nt the Inglehart Jnn and he apm t iha.night.hero.—I)ftLand News. Discuss New Method of Punishment in State How to Mako Uhoea Last Lonoer. Tho soles of shoes can ho made to ’ ( I t y T h e A » iM -in lril l ' r « i l Isst much longer If ordinary varnish TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 7.—A dif­ la applied to them. When the shoes ference of opinion exists among slate nro now, or hnve Just boon resided, apply the varnish to the soli's. Allow prison inspectors in Florida, Loth ns an Interval for drying, and then give the humaneness nnd effectiveness of thorn n second emit. When this has (the new method of punishment In conbecome linr.l, give lliem still another vict j-ahips. This wns discloesd by the coat. The whole operation will not, replies from inspectors to the qury take very long, mi varnish dries more sebt out by the commissioners of ag­ quickly on leather than II dock on riculture. Two inspectors, S. A. Og* wood. Bo quite sure that tho varnish llvlc and B. S. Dickson, employed since Is set before attempting to wear Ihe slioeS. After n few days iho varnish tlpj aubstituto punishment become efwill wenr In certain plsicen on the fectvie, believe bolllary confinement soles, so (lint It wilt pay to touch (hose mare humane than he lush nnd declare spots up again anil leave them over­ (ondltlont are gradually improving in night. The application of varnish lias convict cumps. J. O. Cutes, an old tho additional advantage of limbing timer who worked under both regimes, loaiher ubmdutoly waterproof. M r thinks tho present method more hutills reason it Is a good plan wWu putting on Ihe varnish to pot n little muiie, hut believes prisoner* show less on the part where Ihe upper Joins respect for it. Their morale is not so good. T. B. Jonesfi does not consider the sole. present punishment as humane ns the whip, but believes present morale Prevad His Capacity. J e ffe rw iD lluyi-e enjoyed n local rep­ ubout on a pur with former discipline. utation aa mi eater of nil mean dlnienslnna, unit on Humorous ommloim' Imd HARAII CURTIS HOME won wugern on ld» capacity and en­ AND BAPTIST TABKRNACLK durance. One day a friend offered DESTROYRD AT TOK/O to het that he ro ild not down 3<L doughnuia at 000 alt ling. “Never tent­ I l l y T l i r A .am -1a I ril I ' m . ) ed my ability on doughnut*," enld Jeff, NEW'YORK, Sept. 7.—The Amer­ "hut HI Just take that chine* to the extent of 15, St-km were put up ican Uaptlnt Foreign Mitmlon Society and the contest wns scheduled to lake learned by cablegram* from Kobe to­ place at Pete's Original Coffee houae day th at the Sarah Curtis Home and at 0 fi. ni. About five o'clock Jeff tba Baptist Tabernacle ut Tokio had hunted-up Ills challenger. "Ray, you been deatroyed by fire. Tho msasagea don't want to make that het t'AiY' confirmed previous advices that all lie queried. “Huh! You must think Baptist mlm Ion a He* are safe, ynu'vs got u hunch on tlila!" “That's whnt I have." rejoined Jeff; ‘Tv* Jiyd LOUD CBCIL INSISTS ITALY MUST-ItBCOGNLZE COMPETENCY O F,THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS Palm Twe CantuHre Old. Ret out hy the Jeaull mlaalminrlea Is into, tlionaamla of dale patina In Ixnver Cnllfumln are atilt producing quantltlea o f Idgli-ctaM fruit, approxi­ mately 3*4 million pounds hfttig ■Rilpped to all purls of .Mexico * fr h year. Small gnivee of date patina may also lie found In many comidrmlties of the state o f Kotihra. wlwre water la available, nt Quay-mas there being nn old date palm tree Hint dm* pnxluced an high as 1.0Q0 pounda of dole* In one oefluon. Moat Of the Mexican data crop* are liundlcd hy Chinese merchants and tits hulk la nI i I pik m I to points In Sonoro and Rlnnloa. The Poet’s Aim, To console the nflllcted; to add tunaldna to dayllgtit. by waking the happy happier; fb teach Rie young und the grucluua of evofy jige tu see, to think and feel, aud, Uierefore, to become wore actively and occureiy vlrt Wordsworth. ' .{.(Continued from page 1) league to intervene was, in Great Britain's view, ccYtain, and ha lodlcatM -very strongly that "something m ore Would be done about lt.H The clear voice of Paul Hymans, tie Belgian leader, raug through the chamber with the worda that tho is­ sue involved was exceedingly grave for' the future of the league. He was convinced th at the covenant applied to the Greco-Hallan dispute,, nud lie added: , .. ; *Tht pact forms a precious guar­ antee for tho leaser states and appli­ cation o l its atipulatton. U ciaentlal to tba maintenance of tjia jitw order of things in the world, lo which all countries have placed supreme hope." -HJalmar Brantlng, of Sweden, aubs i y ^ , to the Belgian view. The U tugaayajr delegate, Dr. Alberto PH H i« i Una « Than Yqu? Ih (here nnybody who knows wlw\t ought to go into your pantry belter Jhnn you do? OF COURSE NOT! tiih t’A otic rcasw&oti enjoy*b’Mylng: Crotfa^.M of PIGGLY WIGGLY. You are asked to buy a lot o f things jfotl uon’4 necd ’o h f d«i«ft‘ want, you walk through the aisles, select just whnt you wanli the Hanging prlcb tfig ieHs'yo^ tljc cost, you pay cash anti take your purchase with youT-*'Do you know of iiny,V6tter wtiy* of-pelting whnt you want than setting 11 . ‘ m ' .» *t y • % * * '•*7. , ...” SATURDAY ONI.Y—NONE HETTER NO. 2 CAN PREMIER BEST GU^EN COFFEE p in e a p p l e NO. 3 CAN DEL'M oINTE PEACHES .................... KINGAN’S SLICED BREAKFAST BACON, LR. I..?:/, NO. 2 CAN SETTER'S PIE PEACHES....... KiNGAM’S ^U T M A R - * '4 g a iu Ne , l u NO. 2 CAN FANCY MAINE BLUEBERRIES 4-Oz. Jur 14>Oz. Bottle Gordon & Dllworth CATSUP, 35c value ...... :........ CERTO, ARRUCKLE'S COFFEE, l b ........ a...... .............. l-L B . C A N R U M F O H D VEGEX 2-Ox. Jar VEGEX RAKING FOWDErt l-LB. TALL CAN FINK SALMON 4-LB. SACK VANITY FLOUR 3 FKGS. WORCESTER SALT MOTHER’S OAT8, *FKG. ................ ALL !0c SFICES 2 FKGS. FOST TOASTIES OR CORN FLA K ES...... B-LB. CAN SNOWDRIFT 3-LR q / CRISO 9-LB. CAN CRISCO CRISCO CRISCO GRAFE-NlJTq, FULL CREAM CHEESE, lb: ........ .......... :.... 2 CANS OLD DUTCH CLEANSER G BARS F. & G SOAP : .... 6 FKGS. OCTAGON WASH ING POWDHR........... ...... 0 FKGS. STAR NAPHTHA WASHING FOWDBR ... IDAHO BAKERS— NONE BETTER W pERE QUALITY I^EIQNQ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,1923 TIF ITALY AND GREECE FIGHT f o r d 's c a s h b a l a n c e to . S t a ir s K * S « A » » U e a < !a a to to to to to to to to to to K b «* tb T M b l« U - I s I S W r r k l r l l r r ■ II S B tlr s ly c o v e r s M rm lnnle C o u n ty M l ta ■ a t i l r l r l r r r r f F r id a y . A 4 , r r tU laar r a t e s a « l r k i i m b n n p p llr u lln a . s a .t o p e r y e a r , i l w i f i l a a d v a a c s . H RM U BM T 1 IB A R tO C U T K I) P ltK S S T h e A ss o c ia te d P r e s s Is . ■ xclualvaty en titled to th e u s e fo r re p u b llca tlo n of a ll n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d lo It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h l e p a p e r a n d a l s o t h e lo c a l n e w a p u b lis h e d h e re in . All r i g h t s o f r e - p u b l l e a t t o n o f sp e c ia l d is p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e a l s o r s a e r v s d , iw im nFiiA t.n m n u n s n . phone tea TO A llV B ItT ISK IIM i I n cn e e o f e r r o r s n r ninm lnulun In leg al o r oilier m l v n r t l s e m c n l a T h« H e r a ld P r l n t l t u r C o m p a n y d oea n o t liol,I I t s e lf lluhlo f o r tlitniUKe f u r t h e r Ilian t h e n m o iin t rccclveil f o r su c h nilv e rtla e in o ru s. Furtlj?n A«iv«rtl*ln(r Hrpre«ff)Uttv$ TH D AM E KIC AN PRESh ASSOCIATION Well, so long as we have plenty of fa t pine wood there will not lie any worry amongst us, about the coal strike. » « -------------- f) ■ ■ ■■ The public need not be obsessed with the idea that the coal operators are angels—they are far from it. it is about six to one and a half dozen the other. o---------— When two honest nnd fuir men have n m atter in dispute, it can be settled bocauso each party will do the square thing. If the miners and the operatora were honest and fair this dispute could lie adjusted in ten minutes. The coal operators seem not to be satisfied with n reasonable profit on their output but nrc determined to not only grind the public, but oppress the miners also} and then there art* so many foreigners—un-Americans— among the miners that they will not abide by a contract so long as agitn* tors can mnkc money by culling strikes. There you have it. The criminal record o f ' this coun­ try is a disgrace to our name. There are three or four reasons for this shameful record. First, the laxity of the courts nnd court machinery In re­ gard to enforcing the law. Second, the availability of a technicality be­ fore our judges which so often thwarts justice. Third, pistol toting nmoiig tlie mnsscs. A man who car­ ries a pistol is usually looking for truuhlc and is a lung way removed from a brave man. Pistols should be tuken nwny from 98 per cent of those who have them—they have no real use for them except for criminal pur­ poses. Fourth, the low ideals with regard to crimes, entertained by our so-called best citizens. ----------- o-----------The people of England have some respect for the authority of law. “ His Majesty’s Government," has sonic meaning to them. They nre not in the habit of taking law enforcement into their own hands. The duly elect­ ed officers do their duty in thin re­ spect, and nre not bought ofT by mon­ ey or political promises, neither nre they afraid to arrest men who violate the law of the realm. Prominent men are not immune from arrest ns in that country. For decades England lias been well governed and its laws respected. At the same time Amer­ ica has been going the other way un­ til the average man laughs in your face when you talk to him nbnut law. A few smart lawyers, with several technicalities, backed by a sufficient fee.vcan secure an acquittal for the most of our chief offenders. SENTIMENT-Old and New Things Worth While Picked Up Along the Way; Some From Pens Long Ago Laid (town; Some From Pens of Later Days. THE NEWSPAPER MAN Others may loiter nnd squander away A generous slice of each God-given day, But luxurious leisure 's no part of the plan Of that hustler lie luxe—the newspaper man. He kreps tab on the pulse, .feels the heart-throb on earth, No symptom escapes him—how trifling its worth. Hoes the stork call next door, or u quake shake Milan? *TU instantly known to the'newspaper man. Though a creature of rapid, ubiquitous bruin. His heart beats quite normul with pleasure or pain, As our triumphs or failures he daily must scan— The human und brotherly newspaper man. From antedeluvian ages, and aft, Theie ne’er was vocation, or Job, or craft, Which could hub! a candle in scope or span To the trade which is plied by the newspaper man. With one hand he pushes a pencil which thrills, With the other he pays the numerous bills. ‘Twns ever thus, since the press began— That practical plodder—the newspaper man! The "sanctum sanctorum” 's a rank misnomer For him who must quote stock markets or Homer, Be cultured scholar or ono of the clan, Your friend nnd neighbor—the newspaper man. An nir-shlp, or “Ship of Statu’' —It'a the same— Or the "easy chair"—euphonious name— Or the “seats of the mighty," or flivver sedun; They’re oil in tho lift* of the newspaper men. Not merely reporter or notes and news, But shaper of policies, rnoldcr of views, What any man dares or docs, he can—Mighty but modeit—the newspaper man! lie "carries on" the torch of learning, Keep# civilization's home fires burning. In tin* niaieh of Progress, find him it; tho van! Hats off to our hero—the newspaper man! —rFlorence Riddick Boys. MEXICO MUCH IMPROVED BAUSON BULLISH ON OUTLOOK FOR SOUTHERN REPUBLIC ito to to to i s ONLY $210,293,922 • DETROIT, Sept. 7.—(By the Associated Press).—The Ford Motor Company had a cash balance oh September 1st, of $210,293,922, It was announced yesterday. This Is said to be the greatest amount ever held by any concern at one time in the world. are not ns dependable aa both stocks and bonds. The wider the range of one's possessions the more certain he is to enjoy a satisfactory income. A farm er with a small acreage on which he must depend wholly for a Hvlihood, plants peas, beans, lettuce, tnmntoCs and other tegctnhlca for hla table during tho summer; potatoes sufficient fo ^ the year, nnd enough corn to feed his few cows, horses and hogs for the year to come. He has a few acres for pasture; space for his hogs and chickens; nnd makes pro­ vision for his cows. He practically covers his food necessities, nnd de­ pends oh eggi, milk, butter, chickens and gardon truck for the accumula­ tion of n surplus fro, mhia small pos­ sessions. That is whnt the small farm er must do to live. lie must diversify his products. Many a man mnkos a com­ fortable living nnd something to save on as little as 10 acres, if lieur a town or city market. But what sort of n prospect would a man have with 100 or even 200 ncres all in cabbage, o*all in beans, or all in potatoes? If bumper crops came nnd prices fell, he would go under. W hat's the m atter with wheat now? Only this, that farm ers nro using war acreages for wheat. Prior to 1911, 50,000,000 acres were the rec­ ord. This year we Have 58,000,000, Inst year we hail 57,000,000, in 1921 we hail (12,000,000, nnd the year be­ fore, 01,000,000 ncros, nil in wheat! And the farmers want war prices for huge overproduction* He suffers now from putting to otnany eggs in one basket, ju st ns the cotton planters did before they learned to diversify (heir crops. As n m atter of fnct, the farmers, denying speculators gamb­ ling privileges through legislation, have gambled themselves, and this year lose.—Tampa Tribune. _ ----------- n-----------A Brooklyn baby who swallowed a toy auto will recover, Please tie your flivver outside. illllllll 6000 Va t i Ca ! gggf sh L iiiim im m n im im iiiim iiiiiiii.. If you're after (food health—you’ll find It in our grocer!!! If you want to save money, this is the store to putronlra u you are willing to phone WE WILL DELIVER IT TO Yoiin HOME. Yes we have no Bananas or Eggs today but iJ : what we have! * |SATURDAY FLYER! j SUGAR I 5 LBS. WITH EACH $3.00 ORDER ■ CLOVER BLOOM ■ BUTTER, Lb. ... CREAM CHEESI Our Best, Lb. ... COOI) WHITE BACON, Streak of Lean Streak of Fat, Lb....... A.......................... COMPOUND LARI), Lb. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER. dralOC.Ij 30c RUM FORI) BAK­ ING POWDER Ib< Bars Octagon Soap for 25c I FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FROM THE FIELD DAILY We Deliver T H R E tZ B L O C K S F R O M H / C H P R I C E S WELLESLEY HILLS, MasR., Sept. • next door neigiilmrs—scarcely give 7.— Roger W. Babsun today issued them n thought. The new altitude of tlie following statement regarding mir government toward Mexico shpuld help business i*i this country, espec­ conditions in Mexico. "Tho most interesting event of the ially in the bonier slates. Cities like week to business men nnd investors New Orleans.( Sail Antonio, El Paso is the announced nttitude of the Ad­ St. Louie, and Kansas City should ministration relative to Mexico. For especially profit. The Pacific const some time, it has been known by will always be benefited by a stable those in initmate touch with the Mexico, “Many investors in the United State Department that relations were Stales utul Canada are interested in rH B a a B n H U a M a iia R M H H a H a a H H B H U iia tia iB B H E iiB c a a B a E n E n a u u ic & g z ttu ^ g c iia c a u flK a sa x a a iii becoming friendly day by day be­ a Mexican securltie*'. The great pub­ a tween the United StntC3 and our neighbor to t lit* South. Secretary lic utilities of Mexico are linanceii (Thin Wan W ritten by u Woman) Hughes, who went into the Cabinet from Montreal and Toronto. Cana­ dian investors are also interested in very much prejudiced against Mex­ ico, has been gradually becomingr I Mexican cotton mills. Investors in more friendly. In justice to Mr. .the L’me til States are interested in Hughes, however, it should be said ' mining projects, railroads, nnd esthat condition.; have entirely changed. peeinlly in Mexican oil. All of these and timt he lias been a large factor1 propet ties should be benefited by the in the improvement of relations. Fear United States recognition of tlie Mex­ was expressed in some qunrtors for ican government. Not only does this Mexico with the announcement of recognition help American investors President Harding’s death: but Presi­ directly, but also indirectly, as it en­ dent Coolidgu 1ms quieted these ap­ courages investors in England nnd prehensions with the assurance that Franco who ore nlso largely interest­ he will carry out Mr. Harding’s Mex­ ed in Mexico. In the pnst three or I A nn old-fashioned buyer of the necessi­ toward losing n qiistomcr, and had certainly \ ican policy. This accounts for the re­ four yenrS almost every letter that I ties for my household. I go to the store my­ haw received from English friends lost a good deal of time, especially since some \ cent action of the Administration and Ims nskeil, ‘Why will not your gov­ self. To me this work is not irksome. In other people were standing around waiting to S the hopefulness of nil concerned. ernment recognize Mexico? It cer­ fact, I like it. I like to look at the shelved so bo waited on. "About a year ngu, the Mexican ■ government, thru tlie efforts of New tainly tihould.* Of course H will be full of cans and packages of so many colors. i' some time before Mexican trade will York bankers, agreed to a readjust­ I like to do this for the name reason th at I If that grocer had paid advertised goods ho ■ nmkc any impression on the Ilnlisonment of its indebtedness. Continual­ don’t mind being in a crowd. churt, which now stands at 10 per would certainly have h.Hl the brand 1 sag- ■ ly during the past year various cor­ cent below normul; but nome day it gested and he would have made a sale; in- i porate readjustments have been go­ When in a crowd I look for familiar faces. will, ami that impression then will cidentally, ho would have bid us good day ■ ing on, which show tlm good faith When I see them I am delighted. When I of the Obregon government. The ac­ lie distinctive favorable." cheerily and we would have been satisfied. am in a store I look for familiar goods and tion of the Mexican Congress regard­ ■ Mob low is rank anarchy. It is when I see them I buy. Those goods havo ing confiscation lias been very satisFamiliar faces arc wonderful. To me, in J destructive of nil constituted author­ facloiy to American investors. The become familiar to me through advertising my capacity as a buyer for a fairly large J fact timt all usurpers have been put ity. Mob law will continue so long and I have noticed th at the grocery men who household, familiar things on the shelves of J down mid that Villa himself has been as otherwise good citizens endorse it. have the most of those familiar packages j finally eliminated bus strengthened Under the reign of the. mob no person the stores I visit are only a little less wonder- j| somehow or other seem lo always go ahead. tlie situation. There are still many is safe and no man can depend upon ful, for those familiar things help me in do- 2 another. The m ob‘is unreasonable, wild-eyed radicals in tho Mexican ing better and more economically the job J I went in to a store not of my own choosing government but these are gradually brutish, cowardly, unjust, mid unwhich I must work at every day. but with a friend who, among other things, lining turned.- Like Russia, Mexico is American. if our courts were not so everlastingly* slow in administering steadily becoming more conservative, asked for a very well known article of food having learned tliq lesson Amt nat­ the law. If trials were held at once Those advertised articles which I buy and which is packed in a can, although she did ural resources nre of no avail unless and witnesses forced to attend, and which I always buy I know have been sub­ not ask for any specific kind. I always buy developed by men of integrity, indus- •if appeals and mistrials were ulmost mitted to tho criticism of both competitor ' ------------and instinctively I told her that was try, and intelligence. The Mexican blotted out from tho record, lye would and consumer. This subjection lo almost have less occasion for the mob’s ac­ the kind she should nsk for. 1revolutions of the past ten years tion. The hiob should, If it proposes world-wide critical examination demonstrates have been costly; but thru them the The dealer overheard me and Baid, “Mad­ people have learned that it Is men to lun things, begin with several to me th at the manufacturer has supreme (hut nmkc vulucs, and that souls— juries, a few Judges, nnd n good am, I never sell th at article, I sell instead confidence in his goods. He cannot tell a batch of pctlifoging lawyers, and a f­ not theories—make m en.. something vcr%much b e tte r -------------my falsehood about the things he makes, because "Mexico is n wonderful country. It ter that sort of work was done the own brand.” there nre too many in the world to find him [ is a large country, about a* quarter probabilities arc tho sentiment to­ out. the size of the United Stales, and is ward respect for the law would un­ Then he launched into a five-minute talk very rich in natural resources. You dergo ii change, on why this article was better than the ono hear mostly ul>out the oil of Mexico; Constant advertising of any product proves 1 had named. But somehow my friend hud but oil U only » small fraction of ^er 'HAMBLIN GON THE FARMS. th at product has stood the test of .scrutiny* been convinced by what I had suggested and wealth. The timber, mineral, and Is it any wonder then \Yhy I, as one of sever­ agricultural resources far exceed she did not buy th at can which the grover A homely rural admonition genera­ al million women in my same position, prefer anything that cun' ever be developed tions old is not to put all one's eggs offered. . articles with which I am acquainted to pro* in oil. We talk about conditions in in one basket, lest disaster follow. Its Europe, but forget these tremendous truth applies to all forms of wealth. And I thought as I walked out how stub­ ducts about which I have no knowledge and opportunities at our very' d&or. How- Security comes With possession of born and obstinate th at man was. Ho had about which the m anufacturer does not seem over, this is only human nature. Most many kinds of property. The man lost a sale, had probably taken his first step to have the courage to enlighten me? people of Boston have never been to with a fat bank account is not as re ­ •j •Mir . * ButiUdr Hill Monument, and vory few curc ns the one whose fortune also in­ New Yorkers have climbed the Statute cludes real estate. The man with an of Liberty. In tha same way, inves- orangj grove *nly is not ns safe eS i tors in England and Franco are to­ he would be with a farm also. Stock day enthusiastic i-Yer the Improved In one great company which may , •* j r u Y ,j conditions In Mcxl|> while—we—her SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! Why Are Some Store- j keepers So Obstinate?] published-by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising: Agencies �T ^ E 9ANF0RD DAILY HEftALD, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1923 -WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS« KEEP i UP W ITH THE i W ORLD , __ [ * While Rip Van Winkle slumbered, the world rolled on its way and left him behind—some people who are rake fail to keep up with the world—each passing year leaves them just where it t e d them Moving! Save and go forward! You can Open a Savings Account at this Bank with as little as One Dollar ...SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK... STRENGTH- GOLF BOWLING TENNIS * BOXING R. L. SHIPP, Editor t a 1^5 IU ^ National League Won Lost 50 New York ............. 83 52 Cincinnati .......... . 7G 53 Pittsburgh ............. 70 GO Chicago ...... ........... 71 S t.. Louis ..... .......... 05 05 GO. GO Brooklyn ............ Poston .................- 43 * 85 85 Philadelphia ......... ■12 American League Won Lost Nek York ............. 83 43 5G Cleveland .............. GO Detroit ................... G3 59 GO Sr. Louis ............... G3 GO Washington ........... G1 GG Chicago ................. 57 71 Philadelphia ......... 51 Poston .................... 48 > 75 Ra ta Ml, m hi ri Viola Dana in “Crinoline and Ro­ mance" tonight a t the Princess. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS i National League New York 5, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 1. Others postponed, ruin. IIOW THEY STAND Kl M M PRINCESS NEWS Hi BASE BALL American 1.ensue Philadelphia G, Ronton 2. Others postponed, rain. The old-fashioned girl having left her stern grandfather’s home, decides to discard her i|uaint criollnos and adopt the clothe* of the fashionable girls around her. j______ To prove she can he ns modern as the rent, she smokes her first cigar­ ette gamely, even though it chokes her; she insists thut her partner teach Pet. Iter the latest dance steps; and she .G24 behaves as gaily us the others. .593 While the frivolity is at its highest, .580 .511 grand'nther makes his appearance, .500 and is shocked beyond words. .470 It's a Metro picture. .330 .331 Also "Fresh from tiro Farm ” a comedy. Pet. .G50 .552 .510 .512 .480 .463 .432 .300 Ra ax Ra R s. Ra IU r-s 8a : MILANE NEWS Ra “ Ixjok Your Rest'' a t the Milana to­ night. And ns n special added attraction to­ day rind tomorrow will be pictures shown of the Lake Monroe celebration which was held on Labor Day. If you were at Lake Monroe you were in this picture. Tomorrow (Saturday)—William S. Hurt In "O'Malley of the Mounted." Also International News one day old. And Monday night as a special add­ ed attraction will he picture of the Elks' parado which was held in Snnford a few weeks ago. Don't fail to see it. Two Leading Men in Viola Dana’s Picture Viola Dana is n very fortunate young woman. In “Crinoline and Ro­ That's tho name of the picturu that mance," her new Metro picture, she if on at the Mitalic tonight but ns to­ hns two handsome lending men. Both night is Country Store night you had John Rowers and Allan Forrest have In tier look your best. leading purls in this story, written especially for Miss Dana by Bernard ' Look Your Rest"—the comic trou- 1McConville. Harry Beaumont directblrs of fat folks trying to look thin. led the’photoplay, at the Princess to­ ' Iletter than a Turkish hath for day. Gilbert Kricson and Leonard West spent part of the day nt Palm Springs August 28 th. The boys may well be proud of their new bicycles which they have earned themselves during the va­ cation. Mrs. K|mcr Lumlipiist an 1 thildrcn who have had n cottag’J ut Coronado Reach for the summer, returned home Sunday,tho 2l5th, Mrs. Mnlib) Kroll and ch Mien left for their home nt Arcadia on the 17th to be hgme in time for Fred's birthday. On the 20th there was n fumily gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrr. T. O. Tyner in Grapevillc nt which 22 were present. Those from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyner and children and mother, Mrs. Jean Ty­ ner. who came on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tyner all of Tampa, while Mrs. James Fisher and daugh­ ter Emily Pearl und Grandma Bengston were already hero us wgll as Mrs. Fred Krell and children. Tho following Tuesday was Mrs. Christine Rengston's 84th birthday. Mrs. Alfred Ericson, MrA. Nora Swan­ son and Mr;;. C. J. Stedt called in hon­ or of the occasion as well ns some of the near neighbors. Cream and cake and lemonade were serevd. All wishod her many more such pleasant days. Mrs. Borell is getting stronger. One o’uy she spent a few hours with Mrs. Carl Carlson. Mrs. Vihlen was able to go over to scO her also. Wo hear that Frank Kricson has returned from Ohio where he expect­ ed to make Ids home with his daugh­ ter, the climate not agreeing with him. Tho above was for last wek but the Wrltor was too 111 to send it in. Elmer Dudley of Orlundo, was a supper guest nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer Inst Wednes­ day. Mrs. Barney Reck and Charles, Min­ nie und Barnwell, nil of whom spent day but they wore not nt homo so followers in many months, to say they spent tho evening with Grapc- least, Eva Novak heads a capable support­ villo friends. Mr. Stcdt's were with Mr. Leo's on the west side. ing company und all neipiitted them­ Little Alice und Kidney Vihlen nre selves with credit. The picture i'» spending this month with their sister, well worth seeing. Mrs. Ed. Hunter, nt Coronado Reach. Mrs. Kilmer LundquDt and daugh­ Get the habit. Call Sanford M att­ ter, Mclvii, are visiting relatives this tho iponth of August a t the bench, ress factory. Wo guarantee to can 1 week at W inter Garden. Grandpa Letare back home from their outing, hav­ for nil m attress troubles. Phone 402non who has been here for some time ing had n fine time. M-i. returned home with the in. Mrs. Voile Williams and children Rev. Waldbcrg will be here next and their nurse motored to Kissimmee Sunday. n h a n n i last Sunday with Mrs. Win. Hender­ Wednesday, tho 5th o ' September, ■M son and their throe youngest children pome forty-two young und old surpris­ ■ who nre to spenil this week there with ed Mr. und Mrs, Henry (.uudipiist on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tyner. the twentieth anniversary of their Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Lundi|uist und wedding, bringing many pretty gifts children nre expected home this Sun­ of choice and lovely home made rakes, day having spent the last two <weeks It was a very enjoyable and happy in South Floridn nt Fort Pierce und time, music adding much to the pleas other points with relatives, They w ent 1 lire of all present. A number wera in their car. v present from Lake Mary. The table Airs. Charlotte Tyner and little was set three times. Much guessing Doris returned home to Tampa Tues­ an to the maker of an especially pret­ day. tily decorated cake and come to find Sunday "Mr. and Mrs. Fry came out one of the men made it. from Windemere for the day, Grand­ ma Rengston and Mrs, Fisher and daughter returning home with them. Rrothcr Clark and wife were calling Tuesday in Upsalu at the homes of Mr. nnd Mrs. Porell, Waif red and Carl Pierson und Mr .and Mrs. Clark Pier­ I son. William S. Hart's latest Param ount! Mr. and Mrs. Wester and sona with i picture of the west, "O'Malley of the Mr. nnd Mrs. Reinborg and tho twins, I Mounted," will be the feature a t the all of Lake Mary, came over to s u r-[ Princess Saturday. It is eerninly one prise Mr. and Mrs. Stedt on Friday [of the strongest character portrayals evening ns it w a s ’Mr. Stcdt's birth-U*.llh which Mr. Hart has favored his BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING A Brand New Store O’Malley of the Mounted” at Princess Theatre Tomorrow you “Look Your Best” at the Milane Tonight ■ 1• Tonight a t the Milane Theatre Goldwyn presents a Rupert Hughes Picture, "Look Your Best" written and directed by Rupert Hughes. Every woman'a problem—"To eat or not to cat" pictured uprearoualy in tho screamingly funny sory of the pretty little dancing girl who could resist everything but food! She felt th at she would rather die than dirt, but when the career of her dancing partner waa a t stake she bravely cut out the tem pting dishes. This picture stars Colleen Moore and Antonia Marena and a bi r u t m Domestic and Imported C ig a rs and Tobaccos, • a Stationary and Office Supplies GRAPHAPHONES ■ : AND RECORDS Tampa Export on Draught Your children’s food The laugh-packed story of n girl who would rather die than diet. Remember th at tonight is country Store night—come and see the fun._ Flornhomb bean growers' aro busy preparing land fur planting, picking and shipping beans nine months in the year, having a st ady incorao therefrom. The Same Place, but Deliciously funny advice for thoso who like to c a t—and don't care who knows it. She had the choice of losing weight or her Job—it's no laughing m atter but you’ll think it’s tho funniest pre­ dicament you ever heard of. G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Wnteh Ex­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. 4-24-tfff ...The Same Name... those who want to laugh themselves thin. 1 I You ’can win something—if have tho lucky ticket. P R O G R E S S -SERVICE- * : : H E IZ E N S T E IN ire it a Good Home To keep your car, running smoothly and looking its best you should give it o good home. You. can economize on rental by owning a garage and its convenience is also a great advantage. * Mi . Jk* 1 \i*. ’ • fc , ■;* ■' ' Select your garage with these points in m ind; It should be fireproof, reasonably low in first cost, attractive in appearance and easy to clean. Moreover, it should require little or no upkeep. "Choosing the Garage” is the name of a booklet that you should read before deciding on the type you wilt build. W e’ll be glad to give you a M e copy. PACKED IN TIN —KEEPS STRENGTH IN I■ Joe’s Smoke House II. E . W A R N E R ------ I’r r n r i c l c r s ------- J O E > ■ S andw iches Satisfy I The Service Store The, foods your children eat today, determine their strength and health in later years. Remember this; they must have well balanced meals. Their food should contain the right amout of mineral salts. These salts act as bone building material. They fur­ nish the different fluids and juices that help keep the tissues young—the body , strong and active. Bakings that are made of good plain white flour and baking powder contain a lafrge amount of mineral salts. Allow your children to eat hardy of these bakings together with fruits and dairy products. This forms an ideal food balance. When making quick rising breads.and pastries sujn as: biscuits, mulflns, cakes, waffles, etc., don’t fail to use Calumet—the economy Baking Powder. It contains ,m ore than the ordinary leavening strength—it’s the purest and surest leavener made. That’s why it helps make your flour foods light and easily digested. Millions of m others use Calumet daily because they are interested in their child­ ren’s welfare—their present and future health. \ Our & -Sanford, Fieri �THE SANFORD PAU.Y HERALD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,1823 YOKOHAMA IN , FLAMES MJver’s Rye Sped . For $50,000 Damages ( ' im t b o f it y NEW YORK Players Btmmy Bohne and Pat Duncan of the Cincinnati Reds hnyjK filed suit for ftO.OOO damage* each nguinr.L Coiiy*r*« Eye, n Chicago sports publication Which recently charged they had been approached by Ramblers socking to have the mthfnw the series of games With the New York Ginnts. V alle* o r A p p lic a t io n fur Tax The Stiirfcbakcr LighnSix FUr-Pci&sntKcr Touring Car llrrl r » l » r Mrellun B73 a f I k e f*en real f t l a t a l r a ml I k e S t a i r n f F l o r i d a . N o lle# la h r r e tiy Htven Hint It. H D ra w d y , p u reh an i-r o f T n x O r t l f l r n t c No. 400, d o le d Hie Klh d a y o f J u n e , A, D. .1031, h i t filed r a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o ffice, a n d hfea inudn tip p llcn tln n f o r T a x D eed tn Issu e In ni-curilance W ith law . Hold c e r l l f l c n l c e m tir a c e s th e f o l lo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y a ltl i s t e d In S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , to w t t : S W I l of N E * . Sec. 33, T * p . II B. , It. I I B. 40 A cres. T h e s a id la n d bM na assessed a t th e d a le of th e Is­ s u a n c e o f s u c h r e r t i n r n t e In t h e n a m e Of U n k n w n . A lso i N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t D .‘ B. D ra w d y , p u r r h s s c r o f T a x O r * tl H c a t e No. 4«7. d a t e d tin- 3rd d a y o f J u n e , A. It. ISIS, h n a (lied s a id c e r l i floqir In lay o ffice, a n d h a s m a d e a p ­ p l i c a t i o n fo r T a x Deed l u Is su e In a c ­ c o r d a n c e w i t h law . S aid c e r t i o r a t e e m b races, th e f o l l o w i n g , d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d In S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , t o • w i t : ' lleg, NK. Cor. of This picture shown the fire which destroyed 3,000 homes In Yokohama several years ago, making 25,NDVi o f N W t i . See. -33. T w p . 31 M.. I t 31 15. l l u n \V 350 yds., H. 3in yds.. 000 homeless. The eye must multiply this sceno many times to achieve a picture of th e ' present hnvpc K 3S0 yds., N. Sin yds. 15 A cres. Tile wrought hy fire, <|unko and tidal wave in Yokohama antl.Tokio. • • a i d la n d hi-lutr a s s e s s e d n l t h e d a l e of Hie Is s u a n c e of s u c h c e r t I d e a t e ' I n t h e n a m e o f J. (.*. P a t t e r s o n . . A lso ; N o tic e Is hereby g iv e n Hint PRESS GANG ENTER Taylor of the Miami !Icrnl<|, Ed Fitz­ D. H. D ra w d y , purchaser of T a x Cer­ TAIN ED LAST NTGHT gerald of the Daytona News, George tificate N*> 337r>. d a t e d tin- 2nd d a y o f d u n e , A. D. IXVC, h a s died s a i d c e r t i ­ Hoimer of the Ft. Myera Press, Lynn ficate In m y o ffice, am i. h a s m ail" a p ­ Illoom of the Ijikclund Star-Tclcp li c a t i o n f o r T u x D eed to Is su e lu n r (Continued front pngc 1) r o r d a t i c c w ith law . Fold r e r t i d c u t e Chnrlle Carr formerly of the gram enthrai-e* th e f o l lo w in g d e s c r ib e d the ladies nf the party nt the home p r o p e r t y n li u a ie d in H cm innte County, of Mr. nnd Mrs. it. J. Holly, where St. Petersburg Times but now with GASTONIA, N. C., Sept. (I.—shot­ F lo r id a , to -w lt: B ti of s>; or NWU df NKW, Her. 33. T w p. 21 H.. It. 31 B. they word being entertained by Mrs. the Carr Advertising Company, \V. T. gun trap set by S. L. Kiser in his 10 Acres. T h e S li d la n d b e in g a s s e s s ­ McCall of the Associated Press, Clay­ country storo ten miles from here ed a t t h e d a l e o f t h e I s s u a n c e of such Holly wilit n bridge party. ton Codrlngton of the Doldiml News lust night to catch robbers proved certificate lu the. n a m e of D. F. At seven o'clock the visitors w#re D ia w d y .. with Secretary cPnrman of the Chnm- effective. As a result Herman Falls, A lso ; N otice Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t given n banquet nt the Hotel Val­ All of the talks were improptu as of Kings Mountain, is dead; Ray­ D. B. D ra w d y . p u r c h a s e r o f tk»* tie rtt d e n t e No. 3 l a l , d a te d t h e Olli d a y of dez ns the guests of the Chamber of i| the programs of the Associated Dali-mond Bcnflcld of Bessemer City, Is J u n e , A. D. ISB0, h a s nled mild c e r f i n r a t * In my- o ffice, a n d h a s m a d e u p . les usually are nnd no one hnd any In jail under charge of robliery. Of­ p li c a ti o n fo r T a x Der-il to Issue In uo-set speeches but they all wore good ficers are searching for Will McDon­ c o rd n n e e w ith law . T h e s a i d c r r l l n ea t# e m b r a c e s t h e f o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d and filled With the splendid spirit of ald, charged with complicity in the p r o p e r ty s l l u u l e d In Kemlnob- I'o iin ly , friendliness nnd that fraternal feel­ robbery, nnd fifteen pairs of shoes F lo r id a , t o - w l t : N',4 of NI5'4 o f N\Vl* nf 8K>u, Her. 3.1, T w p . 31 R . It. 3l‘ K, ing that is more apparent in the stolen frifm tho store and found scat­ t Acres. T h e sa id l#ml b ein g a s s e s s ­ press associations than in nny other tered along the road huve bene recov­ ed SI (h e d a l e of ( h e I s s u a n c e of su c h c e r t i f i c a t e In llif- n a m e o f II. T. Hi. profession or business. , ered. C lair. At nine o'clock the editors were tho Also: N otice Is h e r e b y g iv e n ih a i According to information gathered D. £ D ia w d y , p u r c h a s e r o f T a x tw r* guests 9f the Mildnc Theater where a by the offlcors, the thro men entered tl li c u tr No. I" 1*4. d a t e d th e 5(0 d a y of fihe Metro production was put on for the Htorc early today nnd took fifteen J u n e . A. D. !*!I4. lias tiled snid c e r t IA cslr la mv office, anil b a a m a d e a p ­ their benefit nnd it comedy of A1 St. pairs nf shoos to their automobile p lic a tio n fo r T a x lo-ed I n d u s lie In a c ­ c o r d a n c e w ith law . Halil c e r t lf lc a le Johns both of them being greatly en­ outside. Fulls re-entered the* store tm h ric e s th e f o l lo w in g d e s c r ib e d joyed by the visitors who were loud and tripped a string which Was a t­ p r o p e t l y n ltu u le d In Hi-mlin.lt- IJuUlilr, F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : H 'i of N B U of N W 'i in their praises for the new .Milano tached to the trigger of (he nliotgun dr H l'. 'i. Sec. 23. T w p . 31 R , l(. 31 15. Theater. T h e sa id lan d b r i n g a s s e s s e d at t h e Mr. Kiser hnd set. Tho gun fired a dati- of th e IsSUilhcc of mn h c e rtif ic a te Among the visiting newspaper men load of shot into his body. In th e n a m e o f II. I.ew ter. not given in the account of the m eet­ A lso; N o tice Is tji-cefiy g i v e n th a t Thu other twe men in the car ran D (, R li r a wily. p u r c h a s e r of T a x <'er* ing yesterday and who came in the nWny. Foils dragged himself some titles It- No. 355, il u t d l tile 2nd day of J u n e , A. D. •IMIft. lilts Illi-il s a id c e r t i ­ afternoon were J. II. Iionjamin of the distance from tho store and was pick­ ficate In my o ffice, an d lias m a d e a p ­ Ocala Stnr, Stanley Lich'ty of the ed up hy his alleged enfodrntes and p l i c a ti o n foi T a x , Demh-lo Jrxtut lil.g iv r o r d a n c e w ith law . Said c e rt if ic a te Melbourne Times, George Hosntcr of taken to a hospital, where ha died em braced th e fo l lo w in g d e s c r ib e d the Ft. Myers Press, It. B. Brassiere later. The shoes are supposed to p r n p e r i y s i t u a i i d In S e m in o le I 'n o u l y . Florldii. t o - w l t : N H or HVV Vi o f NtV*4 of tho Orlando Reporter-Star, I.. W. have been thrown from tho car as It uf N E * i , flee. 23. T u p 31 R . It. .it I: Bloom and Harry Brawn of the U kc- dashed uwny from the store. B Ac re a. T h e sa id l-iml b e in g a s s e s s r<l a t t h e d a t e e f t h e - I s s u a n c e o f s u e l i 1 lund Star-Telegram and many olhera. c s r i l f l r u i e In t h e n a m e o f I ’n k n o w n , A lso ; N e l l i e In licfeb y g iv e n Dial The meeting in Sanford was one INHABITANTS OF STRICKEN D. R D ra w d y . p u r c h a s e r of T a x t ' r r of the best attended in the history AREA ARE BRAVELY RALLYING flrn te No. tnii. d a t e d tile r.tli day of July, A. D, Ifilff. half Hied mild c e ii lt lo f 4the association nnd while there TO TASK CONFRONTING THEM Cate III tny o ffice, a n d tin i m a d e a p ­ wan but little time to arrange for any p l i c a ti o n Tor T a x Deitl to Ittfsm- In a c ­ c o r d a n c e w i t h law , Fold c e r t if ic a te entertainment the editors nrttl visitor* k g ib r a c e s th e f o l b iw ln g d e s c r ib e d (Continued from t page 1) wore entertained in a manner that p u t p e rt y s l l n a l e d In F e m l m d e I'n u n ty , F lo r ld u . t o - w l t : N IH l « f N tV 't ol touched their hearts and the head-, style houses built on small hill.', the H K H . See. ”3. T w p . 31 H,. II 31 15. lu duinage was fire, which on account her cars coating more —or lea*—will prov : convincing proof of its greater dollar* for illar value, ita dependAble performance, comfort,'And many i The Light - Six I vibration because Si crankshaft, and t on: — — faces. Mo other manufacturer follow* thl* -octree on a car at anywhere near the ight-Six price. This la Just one or shiny superiorities. Afterseventy one years, the name Studebakcr enjoys confidence and; respect nioro than ever. SHOTGUN TRAP PROVES EFFECTIVE —1 DEAD; I JAILED quarters at the Hold Valdez were nil that could he desired with Manager Jtiehurdsou and his assistants nnd Chef Falk on the job every minute, with Secretary Peatmon of the Cham|>ervof Commerce and others ready to do everything for their comfort and the whole oity willing to give the visitors a warm welcome. At noon the visiting ladies were the guests of George tfellnr and the men the guests of Frank Kay Anderkon at a luncheon nt the Hotel Valdez I hut was greatly enjoyed and during the afternoon the ladies w e e the guests of M rs.,It. J. Holly nt her home on Park avenue. B 19W MODELS AND P R IC E S -/, SPECIAL-SIX • LIUIIT-8IX I Fau , n r W. B. A h i.r. Tout In*--- ---- * WS Tout in*______ BUM HwdM>r(t-hn.). BIS Roadster I t P###.). .133S Coup* (5-Pui).--- IBIS V<t«n ...i___ 3—tSSO Sedan___ ii____ 30SO Real Bargainsl i 6 & ns S PENCIL' •SANFORD, FLORIDA W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T - of the number of open spaces could ho controlled. Tho foreign embas­ sies and legations were widely scat­ tered throughout the higher districts of Tukio, and n number of them, ineluding the .American embassy, have been destroyed. While the foregoing dispatch indi­ cates the loss of life might he less than a t firiit feared different sources nil ugreo that the destruction wrought h»* been tremendous. All reports Hgree that two-thirds of Toklo has been laid waste and Yokohama virtu­ ally destroyed. S U U C V S 1 1 CAW DRiAU R E D CxAC ‘N\TU 's- ; .-E N C IL : ? r — IN — TourIn * -------o»I7 M Specdrtn ISPuc) 1*13 Coup# (inM .)__3150 Sedan . - ITS* SAN JUAN GARAGE That Mi*. Itaumel is now in New York City buy­ ing new F all D resses, M illinery and all Ladies’ Ready-to-W ear; these new goods arc arrivingdaily. t / SA 6 oT A PlFCroP RED O2AV0M, YA6 V o. b. factory UI0 8IX * School D resses for the young ladies. . We invite you t« sec our new beautiful line which w ill ap­ peal to you in both price and sm artness. TIRES AND TUBES GENUINE TEXAS GAS For those goin g on their vacation and travelling — AND— MOTOR OILS -r-rB resses and A pparel to suit the F. P. RINES . m ost faathlHtP- 105 PalmrtUi Are.---------Phone 481-J • • \ i * - . w i* • Jj Store w ill he closed all day Tuesday, o n account o f same, being a holiday. ^ . w l u e ^a l e k TWINWSYOO CM T DCfA'VHtljyCH)lDM . 't i O V k W U S I UkSrulfeEK? . 6 tE \w a * - T CAW tICAUJ yuimss ' ta rs j WACDERTUAW ’ UlL-VIlUtXJA i VUAMT MS T* ^ ------ DBA'JJ? . S sU o IV lN ' C$AL UAUt>~.5U£KS 1 CM EMEU TUEY A'KT'a W . /<?OU*JD.’UKt2S ] r. THG POST OFFICE IS NEXT DOOR ^ US �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,1923 ] R a is in g t h e F a m ily V M S ,IT S <\ b w h im C s o »t ; ■ o r c o o q ^ c l. Ju d g in g from M a ry s c o su im o • Wvii w e «wi* gi ts v w h a i Ma s w a s tiKo > SO U H E IM ^ T O l_ r u e VjsmE.p. avotBRcvOGrtV s r s OP I /\LU s o O R e 6 o h n (s KdE ftR . KUO CO «D T IP T — | VrxCK/VTE. V T--------- J | M U 'r E V E * J J fcotovlfx lO O k PIT' I S p ^ -G i t o O tts H E P e 7 WOVJNG. W O M M O ! tell \ "(CO LET* ■ I _ -S v VvpaJT v o y i s o S E E THE. Dm u j u ’e s r SU*T ^ f* (io N N fv ^ ~ y J ■\ H E P lG H T \ ( H ATX H £ r e VYOU y L Lj t u h G 1 \ ; P S Ct>S»V ,VU- j; /SiHT G C *iH f ' l yx HO ftU' S W F r j ^ -m * s ( M t J n | -lit U -.* BUSINESS DIRECTORY Too cam find tha name of every Ur*. Bualnee# Man In Sanford in this* Column rich day. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. CORRECTED MAY I. 1923 South Hound Arrive dandified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for lese than 23e. And positively no ClaasiBed Ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all ordera. Count the words and remit acordin^ly. No. No. No. No. KB «a to ta im iK ita itm to im Ra FOR SALE General Shop and Mill Work FARMERS—You cap gat seed bad fram~> and irrigation plug* a t the Sanford Novelty Wniks. 100*tfc CONTRACTOR and BUILDER FOR SALE—Uoaier and Uaye' paints 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. lS3-tfc FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for V - ■ ..I I setting, 15 eggs for $ 1.00. Airs. Ellsworth, Ucardall Avenue. San­ INSURANCE AGENCY ford. 83-tfp FIRE— *---- AUTO---------BONDS FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for fall planting, cither Bliss or Rone No. 4.—F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc FOR SALE—Second hand loose leaf Contractor and Builder binders good a.s new, posts anti in­ dices. Quick sale at $1.00 each cash •t- FLORIDA on delivery. Herald office. IANFOKD 131-Otp FOR SALE—Second hand letter flies in good shape but have been used. Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ Batabl lahrd I BOH dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for llrel ffcllftJdfflMUMig ■ORiKlL JiAlfia. Herald. Printitig ComT T 81-flip Thone 18 *■** 101*8 Magnolia "Ave. ^ p a n y i , v F oil Aa T.B Two 3-burner gas plates, fee box and table cheap. 1101 West First Street. 13U-3tp Cut Flowers-------------- Floral Deelgns F O B S A L.E—1B17 West First street. Annual and Ornamental Planta Burgaln in price and terms. Ad­ 114 Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 26Q-W dress owner, Box 782, Daytons, Fla. 37-IitilC 137-26tc FOR SALE—Easter lilly bulbs 136-lfltp 345-J. 136 FOR SALE—Baby curriagc, good con­ dition.—Mrs. Tom Moore, Phpno General Machine and Boiler 410. 137-3tp Works Cylinder Grinding FOB” SALE OR TRADE—Light Ford Phone 62-------- Sanford.> Florida truck, good running order, good rub­ ber, no use for snme. Make us an offer.— 10J N. Sanford Avc. 138-2tp . JACKSON’S TRANSFER Your Patronage Sol idled Reliable Service in Our Motto A trial will convince you WANTED—To cxchnngu 6-passenger We hnul anything, anywhere, any touring enr, looks and runs like llmo new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or Rhone 175 123 Went Find Street light truck.—Ray Brothers, phone 648, Sanford. 118-tfc EARN $20 weekly spare time, at home, addressing, mailing, music, circulars. Send 10c for music, infor­ mation. American Music Co., .1058 Broadway, Dept. F22, New York, N. Y. • 134-gtp -------Pm WANTED—First class cook. No other Cards of Sanford's Repot* need apply.—Harrell’s Cafe, Tavar­ •bis Professional Men, each h es, Florida. 137-3tp of whom, la his chosen pro* M 1melon the Herald recoin* ^ mends l« the people. M IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE LIST IT WITH MB.—W. J. THIGPEN B. W. HERNDON S. O. Shinholser A. P. Connelly & Sons STEWART The Florist SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY WANTED PURELY = PROFESSIONAL = Depart* 83............ 2:36 a.m. 27.. 89........... 2:25 p.m. 85.. ....... . 6:55 p.m. 2:16 a.m. Mrs. Roy TUB;) and children of 8:40 a.m, New Smyrna, spent n few days last 2:45 p.m. week with her parents, Mr. and Mrr. 7:10 p.m. E. H. Kilbec. Mrs. Dan Lefties n^td son Ed and wife, of Valdosta, Cla., are spending Northbound Arrive Departs a week with relatives here. No. 82........... 1:48 n.m. 2:03 n.m. Mr. and Mra, Charles Fillips spertj No. 81 ..........11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m. a /ow days last week at Daytona. N o.. 80.......... 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. . Several from here attended the No. 28. ......... 10:00 p.m. meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday evening. Trilby Branch Mrs. Roy Tillis and children, and Arrlvo Departs Mrs. Wm. Kilbec, spent Monday in xNo. 100 7:30 n.m. Sanford. * xNo. 21. 3:25 p.m. Miss Julin Gicger is in Orlando xNo. SB._____ 1:30 p.m. spending n few days with her sister xNo. 101........... 5:50 p.m. Alice. Mrs. Carol Culpepper ami daugh­ Leesburg Branch ter me in Sanford this week visiting Arrive Departs Mrs. Dnvjd. Spcgr. xNo. 157............ 3:55 p.m. Mr, and Mrs. Claud Rulerson look No. 21............ 2:45 p.m. dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. xNo. 158... 6:30 n.m. II. Kilbec. No. 22... 7:10 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lcfilcs, Mrs. W, H. Rivers and I.ulh Lcfilos were in Ovirilo Ilrnnrli Sanford shopping Wednesday. Departs Arrive Mr. and Mrs. Ballard ami daugh­ xNo. 126... ........ 1 :4*i p.m. ter Elizabeth, spent Sunday in San­ xNo. 127.. 3:10 p.in. ford with vMr. and Mrs, Jim I.aing. Mrs. John Adams is very ill. Dr. s—Duil>. except Sunday. I’ulcston of Sanford is attending her. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moran and slaughters and Miss Clara Harrison Celery seedbeds of Seminole Couiffcy Spent the week-end at Coronado are progressing nicely. Lettuce acre­ Bench. age will be smaller, possibly, than last Mr. and Mrs. Willie loo Slug moved year. New land is being brought into Monday to Chuluota, where Iftdh cultivation. tench school this winter. Mr. Izar lln rl has returned home Up to the present Lake county from Texns. grown s have been unusually success­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sutton anil family ful in controlling lust miles. Indica­ and Lester Brown and D. 1>. Moran tions art that Lake will have much more bright frait than usual as a re­ sult. WANTED—Position ns stenographer, by competent, reliable young lady. Address R. S., P. O. Box 34, Lake 138-Otc Monroe, Fin. WANTED—Young lady bookkeeper. Apply Carter Lumber Co. 138-2tc FOB RENT FOR BENT—One furnished room with connecting bath. Prefer two young men.—214 E. Second St. 121-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished bed room, also garage. Avenue. upartment, 117 Lnure) 123-tfc keeping apartment, 712 Oak Avo* nuc. 130-tfc FOR**RENT~4desirable moms’, fur­ nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 West Third street. 130-tfc FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, 314 Elm Avenue. 135-6tp FOR ~ RE NT—Two furnished light housekeeping rooms; lights and water. Furnished. 110 West Third 138-Qtc Street.—R. H. Murshall. 136-4tp FOR RENT—Small cottage.—J. MuaAttorney-at-Law K r« Examined Glass** Designed aon. 13G-7tp Over Seminal* County Bank HOUSE'FOR- r £NT—Also furnished IANFOKD -> FLORIDA rooms for light housekeeping. In­ quire 300 French avenue. 18fl-3tp Opttd a*-Optometrist FRED R. WILSON FOR RENT-3' room furnished upnrtlit Hoot First Blrest Sanford. FIs. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ment, first floor. Also 1 room and First' National Bank Building garage, 200 E. Fifth St. 130-3tp Anyone In need of a carpenter lANFOpD .j . .j . FLORIDA FOR RENT—5 room cottage, 1220 or any carpenter out of work Park .avenue, $25.00 per month.—G. Netify J. W. RulUdge. Bus­ W. Spencer. 138-4tp iness Agent, 807 East Third FOR RENT—Nice, large apartment, ARCHITECT Street, Phone 76. First National Bank Building all modern conveniences. 417 West HANFORD FLORIDA Second Street. • lS8-2tp George A. DeCottes Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. ELTON J. MOUGHTON REPAIRS W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate . T in s M r s a u t o in s u r a n c e ICHELLE MAINES ' LAWYER \ • •:—Court Bourne LOST Cook Stove*, Sewing Machines, Phonugraphs, Guns, i ll work guaranteed. LOST—Cameo pin, valued as kcep21 years experience. snke. Reward If returned to Her* aid office. 123-tfc 311 SANFORD AVENUE LOST—}>ma!l bunch of keys on ring on P in t street between Park ave­ nue and San Juan Garage. Reward. Finder phone 440. 187-3tp LOST— Light colored Jersey cow. ButCorner of 'Parti Are- and Srcond St. head vrith chain halter and dragging • QANFORD, FLORIDA chain.—J. St. Clklr White, West Sid*. * 187-3tp WADE BROS. Automobile Body Build­ ing and Repairing Charles Stein, Prop. Have Guarantees a Sales Value? Answer in Groat Measure De­ pend* on tho Character of the Cnaraiitoo Whether an article that is guar­ anteed ia mole easily »-old than one which is not has recently bccomo liscunscd in trade circles. Soma retailers contend that guarantees have bccomo so universal and visuully* mean ao little that tho tverage purchaser puls lltllo faith ui them. "But ns one of tho largest gro:er« in the country put it—nil dm pends on the guarantee itself. If it is explicit, definite and lived up lo—I believe such n guarantoo Helps immensely to sell goods. “Take for instance the guaran­ tees the Calumet Baking Powder Co. gives to the dealer nnd tho con­ sumer. To tha merchant their piarnntcc rends: 14*\V* si ir ire to protect the iner* dinnt’a slock of Calumet at all times. If for any reason his sup­ ply becomes unsalable we will glnd,y exchange it for new goods witbju t any cost whatsoever to tha purchaser.’ "Their guarantee to tho consum* i r rends: , “ ‘All grocers are authorized to guarantee entire satisfaction to any user of Calumet, the full retail price to bs refunded If not found juperior to other baking powder.' “Here you have something that la definite, something that has a ring of ffenuineness to it. Certain-ty I believe such guarantees help greatly in selling goods. “The fact th at tho Calumet Bnk* mg Powder Company for 83 years '.an lived un to both the letter and spirit of tnese guarantees to my nlnd goes a long way in explaining why the soles of Calumet are today times as' much os any other brand.” There is another side to this jestion of guarantee—the manuacturer*. An honest guarantee by the manufacturer means that he I* kept to the mark seeing that his product lives up to It- Tho Calu­ met Baking Powder Company went so far in this direction that It edu­ cated grocery men and housewives how to foakc a simple test to deter­ mine whether or not their Calumet supplies were fresh. Surh a policy is bound to build eonftdenc* In the product. That this baa been true in regard to Calumet is evidenced ,*by the fact that the company now'operates the : largest and most unitary baking | powder factories in the world. K spent Sunday nt Coronado Bench. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Provatt spent Sunday nt New Smyrna with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Little. Mrs. G. C. Grant arrived home Tuesday from Georgia, where she was staying with her mother, Mrs. J Hill. Mrs. Hill passed way Wednes­ day. She was 01 years old. Mrs, G. A. Nicholson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Provntt and son Joe, and Mrs. Josie Prevott and daughter, spent Sunday with Mrs. J . M. Prevail. Mr. and Mrs. Boland Dann and family were visiting friends here Sunday. For Couchs and Colds, Head* ache*, Neui euralgia, Rheums turn and AllII Aches and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS ISc and 65c, j«ri and tub** Hospital six*, $3.00 FRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS! Sealed proposals will be received by the City Commission • of Sanford, Florida, at Ihcir office In the City Hall at or before p. m. September 17th, 1223, for the construction of n Dock and Boat Basin for which there ir $07,000.0(1 available. * Certified check for 3 per rent of the amount of bid must accompany proposnl. Copies of plans nnd specifications may be seen at the office of the City Manager, or at the office of Fred T. Williams, nnd may he obtained on de­ posit of $ 10.00, which will be returned if bid D made. Tim City Commission reserves (tie right to reject any or all bids or to reerpt an yhid they deem to be for the best interest of the City. W. 1*. WILLIAMS, Aug. 31, Sept. 7-16 City Manager. VIOLA DANA in • Seen, from CRINOLINE a id ROMANCE PRINCESS, FRIDAY, S K P t. 7TH* Dickson-Ives Co. Orlando’s Favorite Shopping Place Saturday and M onday SPECIALS Featuring G in g h a m a n d H o u se h o ld N ecessities Amoskeag and Utility Gingham Toilet Goods Specially priced for Saturday nnd Monday 2fle value Saturday and Monday............. 19c 06c value Saturday and Monday.............. 26c Mavis Cold C re a m is n cream to he used for rouRhucsN and windbum of the skin. Regular prico 50c. Saturday and Monday............. 43c Erie Madras Imported Ginghams For Children’s School Clothes A 22c value, Saturday and Monday...:....19c- Tomahawk Sheets Specinlly priced for Saturday and Monday 72x99—$1.50 v a lu e ..... ............................$1.25 81x90—$1.50 value .......... ....... ...... ....... $1.25 81x99—$1.60 value .......................... $1.35 Sheeting by the Yard Bleached Mohawk 8/4—72c value 65c Mohawk 9/4—80c value.............. 69c Mohawk 10/4—87c Value....... ....................78c Pepperell 7/4—63c value ...... 55c Pepperell 8/4—72c value ............ ....: 65c Pepperell 9/4—Y8c value 69c Pepperell 10/4—85c value 78c Fancy Sport Skirtings 40-lnches wide, Saturday and Monday 33.50 value .... ................... .............. f...... $2.98 $5.00 value ................ ,..$3.98 $6.75 value ..... ...;.... ............................,....$4,69 Specially priced for Saturday and Monday, 50c v alu e......... ...... f................. ...... Utica Sheets 81x99—$2.25 v alu e................. ........ Dimity Bed Spreads 03x90—$1.90 value ...... 72x90—$2.15 value ........ . Unbleached Sheeting Lockwood 10/4—80c value Lockwood 8/4—65c value Pepperell 10/4—60c value Pepperell 9/4—65c value ... Pepperell 8/4—02c valuo ..... Hankies w All Linen Hand-drawn hem Handkerchiefs. Regular price 45c. Saturday and Monday, 3 for ........... .............. i.....! ...... J...$1.00 Hosiery J j An Wayne Knit Pony Stockings for boys an‘VaM B girls, just the thing for school year. Reg- * ular price 50c. Sat. and Monday.... ...39c v-T ■tIkI � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 07, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/edd773c54d52755bcae9c36361f4b2c8.pdf 4ca374f7c781eb19c7b9d960246a5b1b PDF Text Text HEAR* ‘dF Hate world ’s Greatest vegetab Lie section NUM BER 137 s a ^n f o r b ; F t i m i r i A . THURSDAY, S E P T E ^ B E it (S» 1923 _ _ V*W * m " * '« * * * GREEK FLEET RETIRES IN ORDER TO AVOID CONFLICT ATHENS, Sept «—(Dy the Associated Press). — Tho Greek fleet has been order­ ed to retire to the Gulf of Volo to avoid contact with hto Italian fleet it was learned on Rood* authority today. CONSTERNATION . manager Associated j^rcas; Ralph NESS PR EV A IL The Associated Dailies, of . Florida I tEETS - AND W ATER Cooper, Antcltam .P*p*r Co,, Jack­ W H ER E arc meeting # iq Sanford today and FRONT'S ARE FIL L E D while It, Is vacation time and many sonville;.. Herbert F c^m I, editor St. WITH DEAD of the editors are out of tho state tho Augustine Record; Frank Kay Ander­ meeting here promises to be one of son, vice president C. C. Carr Adver­ the best attended of any thot have tising Agency; Gecrrgo Keller,- Mcr- WARRANT CHARGES CLEVELAND WITH R ut R efuse to Bellev«| been held In midsummer since the genthalcr Linotype Company; Harry BRUSSELLS, Sept. 6.—Tho con­ Can D isrupt th Dqlly Association was organised. Biown and L. W. Bloom Lakeland I.OSSING’S DEATH gress of tho Intcr-AIllcd Veterans II Almost U nbearable apd S er­ EXPENSE FOR. ENTIRE TRIP ON This is apparent In the geographical Star-Telegram. LcnRUe Federation concluded Its session lsst Tho motorcade will take the visi­ iously b e lay s location of Sanford that always BOAT WILL BE ONLY evening with unnnlmous agreement by draws a crowd for any convention as tors at five o’clock or later and to­ W ork TEN DOLLARS. all seven delegations, representing tho this city is centrally located from any night at the Hotel Valdes the ChamUnited States, Great Britain, France, OSAKA. Sept. 6.—All money In the Tho DcLand News snys thnt at part of. tho state. And then Sanford ber of Commcrco will tender the vislBelgium, Scrbln, Cxocho-Slovaka, and link of Japsn vault was saved from least 100 delegates from that city has a reputation for hospitality that tors n bnnquct at which prominent Iloumania, on every resolution drown direction In the fire whicfi follow,- and section will nttend, the good the boys of tho press recognise and newspaper men and cltltons of San­ up by the varloua committees during 4 tkr earthquake and tidal wave. A roada rally to bo held at Green Coyc they are all anxioua to come to San­ ford will talk and .there will be much the past four ilnya and presented to tlons of present-day Europe Mb. Springs on September 13. A •special ford any time. The regular program fun and merriment as-.onc can ex­ the congress for approval. I-ost ev­ shaken. Such, briefly, la a atnnmary pect when the newspaper men get train will bo chartered from DeLabd ening tho resolution on German re­ of the situation at Geneva laat night, together with their friends. Mayor and delegates from other continuities parations and tho occupation of tho because of Italy's refusal to recognl** l^ike will give tho address of wel­ Nth about 100 miles and HO miles all along the lino will join the De(Ruhr, which had kept the committee the right of the League of Nations come followed by many prominent Mt sad west from that city. ' This I-nnd crowd Thc steamer Osccqla deadlocked until late- yesterday after­ to interfere in her dispute with speakers of Sanford and those from its Included 33 counties and five has been chartered to carry the dele­ noon, finally was ironed out to the Greece. . V the newspaper fraternity. Many of irge cities, Inhabited by. seven. mil- gation from Sanford, and tho faro Consternation and a deal of **dgeneral satisfaction of all through the the visitors will stay over until to­ «n people... It ip, estimated that 70 for the round trip, Including picals French delegation agreeing to elude ncss prevail everywhere, lor It -la morrow morning and go home then n rent of the cities and towns with- and berth, has been placed at the low all reference to the Ruhr and the Brit­ generally, though reluctantly, admit­ nnd others who arc busy on the vari­ 1 the stricken area w^re destroyed, figure of $10. Thursday being a half­ ish admitting that Germany was act­ ted that tho League has been unable ous morning papers will start home •kohima, according to reports re­ holiday, there la absolutely no cxing In bad faith and that she could to withstand tho flrat tegt of It*, prac­ after tho banquet. Thpjdaily news­ tired here in tolaljy destroyed and cuso for the business men of this and must pay reparations. Tho text tical uso as machinery for regulating paper men arts a busy bunch and •ly about one-fourth of Toklo re- city not attending. Tho people of of tho resolution ns finally adopted differences between national llDO* OH# have but little timo for entertain­ itiai. of its leading members haa declined Green Cove Springs are making all reads: ment but Snnford will not let them “Tho congress of tho Intcr-Allled to concede to Ita competence. Banco preparations to toko caro of visitors, without come hero and go away Federation of War Veterans believe there Is a growing acntlmaot among npd a fine program md lots of good showing them the Sanford spirit and that Germany can pay with relative­ tho smaller countries that, if tha eata hnvo been provided for all. San­ whilo this city would like to entertain ly short doluy the amount of repara­ 1-caguo covenant appllea to.them . It ford should l>c well represented, and them for a week the business of the tions agreed upon In common by all should bo accompanied b y ‘the San­ newspaper men will not permit it at ford band. This Is an opportunity to tho Allies.’’ * this time. All the more do they feel convinced put this section on the map, besides of this bccauso of the proportions the great good thot will bo derived SIX INDICTED FOR A. J. I-casing, of tho Quick {serv­ which tho Greek, and Italian conflki from securing this direct route ice Transfer company, states that tho MURDER FOLLOWING has taken are deemed by tk*tri to be through the city. TROUTON’S DEATH Stephen S. Lossing mentioned in the unjustified by tho original. e*uf* of Make your preparations enrly and above dispatch, is his uncle, and that the controversy, serious apd join the big bunch of boosters that tablo as was tho murder .of tho J u l­ NEWNAN, Ga.. Sept. C.—Six of one of his cousins, a son of the de­ will go that day. the eight men held in connection ceased, was a visitor to Sanford last ian officers. • • 1 ' Jp. But hope is not abandoned;. Ajb*r* with tho death of Millard Trouton. winter. who disappeared from his home hero AUTHORITIES ARB HOT ON THE are stout hearts among the in August and whose body was mcn of the half hundred eoonkfW* TRAIL OF THE MURDERERS. represented at Geneva who,. beljvnr* found In Lime creek, 18 miles from In tho League «nd in the ideal of (•!*here, four days later, have been In­ dilation and arbitration whWh the dicted for murder by tho Coweta League voices, refuse to socipt thnt county grand jury, in session horc. decision of any member, powerful or weak, can auccocd In . raining the varloua sources confirm the news that League as a power fog good. the Greek government la on the track Signor Salandra’a entire argawsnt of the assaasina of the Italian rala- yesterday was that the qusfUon Aris­ ■ion. Many suspccta have been ar­ ing from tho assassination « the rested at Janlna and alao along tho Italian mission should be settled by TOKlO, Se^t.' B.—Toklo and Yoko- a expected this ing and many Grcco-Albanlan frontier and among the council of ambassadors and not h«ma, separated by only a few mile* j. afternoon: them aro two of the assasalna. The by the League, because It was the of water, today He crushed by the ov- ^ Ed Taylor, president of Associated authorities are hunting the other* ambassadorial body which bad ap­ trpowciing forces of on earthquake— j Dailies, business manager of Miami two of Mintcr’s sons, Grady and Jeff; and hope to shortly arrest tham. • scries of upheavals—that came with ^ pointed the mission to ft* the frontier Herald; Clayton Codrington, secre­ two-aons-in-laws, Floyd Weldon and scant warning and brought crashing f tuitwnnn Albania and O rw ci T k it tary, editor DoI-and News; Ed Flta- Goodrum and Walter Fcltman. Two town the hqmes and business places men are held as accessories. 27 NEW SHOCKS IN gerald, editor Daytona Dally News; if these great cities. . • Solicitor Atkinson early today was M. J. Leeds, business mnnager Day­ TOKIO YESTERDAY All around for many miles other ■ tona. Journal; A. D. Codrington, ad­ undecided whether the case* would cities, tow ns and. villages have been vertising manager of DeLand Dally be called next Thursday or next Mon­ dashed from their foundations, and TPKIO, S.p t, 6.—( D ,U ,.d ) —. '. , . Newa;M . T. Gaines .managing edi­ day. what the vibrations of the quake fallTwenty-seven new earthquake shocks tor of Dayton* News; W. P. Arnold, id to accomplish was completed by Just at boys aro rushing off to col­ occurred here during the night, but buisneaa manager GalneavlUe Sun; (Itr Ttor *«»»fl»lrt rrfM ) flrq and tidal wave. authorities expreaaed the belief that LONDON, Sept, fl.—The Prin Yf, A. Elliott, business manager lege an Oregon professor quit* to bcWhile entire sections of the Capital ,Wale* left London today fo no further destructive ones are Ilkebomo a plasterer. have been obliterated—all but the great open spaces of his Can Jy. Occasional outbreak of-flre lightmin*—a very considerable extent of 1 tod the eky but are not considered dan­ ranch, traveling as Lord Her DeLAND MAN the city remains. Not bo with Yoko­ Just a plain peer, as his hlghn gerous. Temporary lighting ayatema KILLED IN. hama, refugees from which are be- going away to rough It a bit. havf been established and parka where (Inning to find their way Into Toklo. thousands are encamped are under AUTO AGC They tell of the terrific destruction rude shelter. wrought'JA that'place, which haa been Tromlnent Druggist Die* ¥ for yean of vast importance to tho offer ceremonioua farewells to a mere Car Turn* W tlto western world. • . peer. He drove to the station alone, The &jrcctk**nd water courses, the not as the prince who seta fashion JACK SQ NV lL^.U's ! p t canals .and Jaea-frent are filled with for what the well dressed men will gard D. Bowen, aged '40, dead, and among the dead are doubt- wear but Juat as a young nobleman kss many Injured, to whom it haa in a grew overcoat which show* it# the G. W. Fisher Drug O been Impossible to take auccor. /n pc Land, waa killed thla Yokohama far more than in Toklo, age. when the automobile in *k foreign residents and visitors suffer­ Thompaon-Newkirk MoRir Compapy riding turned turtle on the ed loss of life or.injury. It is esti­ of Jacksonville, l* In the city today, highway noar Whltehouse. mated that no fqwor than 200 forelgn- conferring with Ferry Jcrnigan, the *r* perished in the city port but even Joc*l Hupmobllo distributor, who will Vi. Bowen .at Tallaha (ri no comjirehenslvo account can be operate under the name of the Jemlwho witnessed th* • extracted front the refuges, who gan Motor Company, with sale* and other picked up th* l reached here in an almost exhausted service room. In the Park Avenue Ghstarted for a Jack* condition. but he died as they rage. A complete! line of the differ­ The overwhelming effects of the ent jnodelis and a full stock of supoutskirts of tha city. flrsj fhoct may be realised when it Her* is tb« atari Of Iba is totTl that thousand* of Japanese, use of radio, popularity of the caWo still grpwa. .Th# Bockaway, N, Y. Desplto It ctught by the flames that swept thru be U>* loss oat and fastest ru* au) .£ Aiiother Strand Across the Sea �T H E 8A N E 0R D 1 or » ark out ... n remedy .. . that >vill rem, , dcuod*’ in jricstimabio b«nef it to the ' curriers and to the public. Florida' ----------T O N I G H T would bo In 4 , sorry plight today ex­ ' cept for tho wonderful transportation CHARLIE CHAP] Society Edltoi facilities which she cnJoy3. Her thou1 sands of carloads of fruits and vogo1 tables must' bo tranriffcrtcd to tho : consuming markets with, dispatch to (nsoro a return movement of money and manufactured articles for the use Also May -McAvoy, Lob George Bhipp, who haa beon em­ of her people and tho development of nnd is pleasantly located a t the Elllpt Dexter nnd Ce«ri ployed in Port Tampa for tho past | this grand stnte. Montezuma for a brief sojourn. celt in a William b. "Thg Atlantic Coast Lino is making several weeks, is cxpetccd home SatProduction Grady Deen, of Lakeland, he every effort-to give its patrons the brdny. tlir Non-Add Gcrtllizcr Co., ft i , very best service that mpney con buy. If the party, who advertised the .Monday—St. Agnes Guild meets at city today attending to business. They have appropriated twenty-ilx — ( H r T h r A M M ln lril Vroui) fbsa of a cameo pin through the * the home of Mrs. Howard Ovcrilu CHICAGO, Sept. r».—Opening, grain millions of dollars to he utilized in TUESDAY r on .Highland avenue, Sanford , providing better facilities,,bettor !o-' Daily Herald damnified column will liricca: Wheat, Sept. 1.013-4 to i.OJ Misses Fannie Reha nnd Zoo Mun­ * Heights at 3:80 p. m. . son left Monday for Atlanta, Gn'., , comotives, -tatter rolling stock nnd call ho can cCcurc tho lost article, 1-8, Dec. 1.0(5 to 1-8; com, Dee. G7 3-4 The Leathers Pushe batter road bed. Wo expect 1023 will iicrald want aeft usually secure quick to 7-8; Oats, Dee. 30 1-1 to 3-8. , where they will spend two weeks vis­ show tho greatest volume of traffic Results. IN THE COUNTRY iting friends nnd relatives. that American rnilroadfc havo ever NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 6^-Cotton When slimmer days get super-torrid, J. R. Anthony, one of tho most II o’clock call; October 21.60, Decem­ —T H U R S D A Y MASTERS-MYERS been called upon to handle. In fact, And perspiration bends*your forrid, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gasncll, Misses RichsnP Dix nnd Helene CWy W. Masters and Miss Myrtle Myers, from July 1st, 1022, to March 17, prominent bankers in the state, wns ber 24.67. And everything in town is horrid, Peggy nnd Mnry Gosnoll nrrived here in in-the city last night, the gucaW of You’re sure yesterdny from Chattanooga, Tchn., both of Sanford, were united in holy 1023, tho railroads of the country did Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Tunnicliflfe. He ‘Yellow Men and Go] You’d like to leave the sweltering city nnd arc stopping at the Montezuma mntiimony at Orlando, on Augdst actually and successfully -handle, in was cn routo south on u tour of in­ ICth nt high noon. After tho cere­ spite of the coal strike nnd our own And go where all is cool and pretty for a brief stay. monies tho hnppy couple motored to labor troubles, the greatest number of spection. FOR SALE and pure. • ---------- -• • Palm Hammock where they enjoyed cars of revenue freight ever hnndlcd. Ruirk *'G" Coupe nearly new, nt n Mr. and Mrs. f’orrest Gntchol and Mrs. Walter Wight and Hr. and bargain. their honeymoon. After a delightful The traffic exceeded by far tho peak \’ You think of country lanes and rivers, Master Stewart, hnve returned from Mrs. Jojin Van Duzer, of Cairo, Gn.. Dodge Sedan delivery in fine shape. And foliage that sougha nnd quivers n month’s vacation spent nt different* stay there they motored back to San­ movement during the world wnr, and aio itt.lho city on n vtoit. Mfn. Wight Night a*|j With winds that givo you chilly shiv­ points in Illinois. Miss Rose Gatchcll, ford, tho City Substantial, and will with the co-operation of tho public la looking for n bonne and expects to Cord tires, big bargain. Ruick ”4’’ Roadatcr, in fine running of St. Louis, accompanied them home. make their home here. Mr. Masters tho transportation lines of this coun­ come bnck In the early fall and put ers of joy; try will handle the peak load expect­ lu the owner of tho Sanford Sign order, $260.Q0. • T O lm hfr/E C ^ c y You think of large and luscious ber­ the children in school ngain. IUUR t l t o Health) Ejo Shop and has been in business hero ed. We havo oeverni Fords nt $76.00, The St. Agnes Guild will meet Mon­ ries ’ ' ' . for some tinio nnd is giving tho pub­ “T h is. country had twenty-six 3100.00, $125.00, $226.00, all In good If they Tire, Itch, Smart, Bob' With cream from cool and dripping day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at tho Woodcock f: Rigney tsko n “Thurs­ running' order. Come and look them months of government operation of licnio of Mrs. Howard Overlin on lic his l>cst In his chosen work. or Discharge, if Sore; lmutd, dairies—Oh Roy! Their many friends extend their railroads which was disastrous to the day Flyer” in grocery prices nnd over. . * Inflamed or Cranulated, a* liighlnnd Avenue, Sanford Heights. It country ond the railroads alike. Dur­ make it worth y.>ur whllo to call on SAN J UAN GARAGE COMPANY M urine, Soothes and Rtfiml3 And havo you seen thoTurni cotter? is earnestly desired that all members best wishes. ih;m in the morning r,r.d*l*iy in n ing that time maintenance work was Sale lor Infant or Adult. At 4 be present. His shirt is like an ancient blotter; IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS RICH reduced to the danger point. Rolling supply of fresh grocivicj-^ Their lie's grinder than you, nnd hotter by Complimenting Miss Ruth Rich, who pticca r.to : sally intorentirg ^nd will Jacksonville—West building sold yifiat Fm JW ’, A congenial party motoring to will lenvc shortly for New York city stock scattered nil over the country save the hourcwjCe rome money. for, nnd was Allowed to deteriorate to tho nnd to ho extensively improved. His sheep, that look so sweet nnd Lnngwood, Orlando nnd othor places to become editor of the Independent list evening were Misses Ida Bell Ry­ Woman, Mrs. Sheldon A. Morris enter­ point of collapse. The additions bo S. A..Irwin, manager of Ibe San­ fleecy, der of Columbus, Ga.; Gertrude Ilungc, tained informally *nt motion bridge equipment were less than half of nor­ ford Dry Gaoda Company, Ims return­ You’ve no idea how rank ond greasy Ted Hungc nnd Joe Gory nnd Mrs. C. yesterday afternoon in her homo on mal. .Last hut not least, government ed from n purchasing trip to Now they are! operations cost the tnx payers $2,­ W. Speer. jm ntlm *, Rheum *ta» West Duvnl street. 280,000 for every day of government York and other Kastorn markets, nnd The rooms arc low and smnil nnd air­ J1 Ache* and Patna Zinnias were used to advantage in control. A totnl loss of $ 1,ROO,000,000 states he purchaued the largest stock Mias Ida Hell Ryder, of Columbus, decorating, nnd mnrklng the places less, ILL m u c c i s t s ■■*-* and the railroads were returned to 8l fall merchandise that ho has ever Of flics nnd screens they're rather Ga., arrived hero yesterday and will wore hnnd-pnintcd tallies done in flor­ brought to Sanford, liu will tell you ad and lobe* thflr owners with credit impnired nnd spend n month ns the guest of her al design. careless; all about It in .the advertising columns loipltzl sits, $ 3.00 securities selling in the open mnrkct They seem to think of comfort there grandmother, Mrs. C. W. Speer. They ScvernllDtcrcsting rubbers of auc­ of the Dally Herald—so watch for his expect to visit relatives in West Palm tion wgrt> Indulged in, nnd nt tho con­ abnormally low. less thnn here. announcement. , “SinCo the end of government con­ They’ve no electric fnns to cool you— Reach nnd St. Augustine during the clusion the winners wore presented A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU trol the management of the rnilronds You've let the rural poets fool you, Inltcr's visit. with sets of Ico ten sippers ns prizes. have effected economics totalling ap­ I fear! Winning were Miss Irene Dacon, Mrs. Mrs. L. Cramer, Miss Hcttic Ar­ Mamie Morris Webster nnd Miss Mil­ proximately one billion dollars a year. $360,000,000 represents decreased Here wo have ice nnd tinkling glasses, nett, Mr. und Mrs. It. Jlcglntcr, Miss dred Everett. The guest of honor re­ And big, cool rooms, and thin rind Nell Williams Messrs. J. C. Spinks, reived n traveling accessory ns n me­ wages. The remainder the result of increased efficiency and economy of losses' George lajvin, and B. J. Overstreet, mento of the delightful affair. operation. Our sprinkled lawns nro green—their of Iyongwood, wore visitors in San­ Following the awarding of prizes n “In conclusion, I want to say that ford yesterday afternoon. , grasses are brown, delicious sweet course was served. the Atlantic Const Line appreciates Tho country dwellers sweat and bwcL The affair was one of novcrnl in­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George DeCottes and fix mul parties being given in honor of the splendid traffic, given us in tho ter— Sanford section. We want to handle ] Oh, let mo keep my cool, green shel­ Frederick Itcll, who hnve been at the Miss Rich prior to her departure, and it expeditiously nnd satisfactorily. We Montezuma for the past two months, was enjoyed by three tables of play­ ter In town! arc determined to do our part t(Avnrds are now occupying the Younlz resi­ ers, intimate friends of the honorce, —Cleveland Plain Dealer. Hay crops in Hnmillon county arc building up and developing the terri­ dence 011 Magnolia avenue, until tho ond n number of tea guests.—Jacksonmaking rapid growth, and range con­ tory'.which we serve. We nsk your coEUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Mrs. A. P. Connelly will lenvc Oe completion of their new home on rilio Tlnied-Unlon, ojferKtltOi, particularly In loading ditions were never belter than now. tO RN ER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE tobor first for Washington, D. C. 1'nik avenue nnd Ilughy street. equipment to capacity. We solicit where she will spend rome time. constructive suggestions nnd criticism Mimes Mae Holly and Suritn Iatke which, will tend to improve our ser­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robson, of and Messrs. Allen Jones nnd G. W. vice and cement the friendship be­ Orlando, were the guests of friends Spencer, nrc attending a card party tween our line and our patrons, and I in Orlando this afternoon given by and relatives here Inst evening. feel sure tlmt my friends in this KiMiss Marion Sanderson, in honor of wants club will literally follow the Mins Sariln Lake will leuve Sat- a bride-elect, Miss Agnes 'Mussel| mandates of the song we so lu-arlily day for Gainesville, where she will white. sing to our friends: *We are with you visit friends. t<- a man, we will help you all wo Mrs. W. R. Zachary ,%hcr daughter, can.’ With such whole-hearted help Regor Holland, of Collins, Ga., nr­ Miss Claire Znrhury, anil non, Mnstcr the Atlantic Coast Line will give Un­ rived here yesterday nnd will spend Lilly Zachary, left yesterdny for their people of Florida service second to no Hcvwnl days here attending to busi­ home in Hanford, after spending the transportation line in this groin and past few weeks 'delightfully in Palilo ness. prosperous country, and this service Reach and Jacksonville. While here means a groat dcul to the piddle Miss Maud Lake will return home they were guests of Mrs. Zachary’s which it is our pleasure to serve." tomorrow from St. Augustine, where mother, Mrs. E. A. Flansburgh and Moughton nnd Marshall, ma con­ who has been the guest of Miss Eliza­ family, of West Ashley street.—Jack­ tent with a good thing, insisted on sonville Times-Union. beth Puller. singing tho Mummy Song. Mough­ ton rang soprano and Marshall ei.ng Among thoso from Jacksonville regThe following from tho Jacksonville worse* They were heartily applauded istcring at the Montezuma yesterday Journal, will bo of interest to the —when they sat down. Were A. W. Clarke, DA T. A. lilimm Tampa friends of Mrs. 1* Y. DumpMcCaslin nnd McKinnon have attid M. A. Kelley. sey and her daughter. Miss Marjorie ihurgu of the entertainment features -------Dempsey: Mrs. L. Y. Dempsey und of tho next meeting. Mrs. J. I.. Baldwin, of Atlanta, was |di ughter, Miss Marjorie Dempsey left “Yea, We Havo No Old Fossils, To­ among, the arrivals licru yesterday' ycktordny for Tallahassee. Miss day," a new song written by Secre­ tary Peurmun, of the local Chamber of Commerce, and sung hero for the DUMAS SPEA K S KIW ANIS first time, made an instantaneous hit M EET VALDEZ TODAY and it was decided to make it the of­ ficial song at the shore dinner at Day­ tona. M EN’S DRESS SHIRTS, nt, e a c h ....................................... ........... COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD M EN ’S DRESS SHIRTS, a t, cnch ................................................ . ------ Shown S ta rlin g n l 7:30 nnd 9:15 P. M.---------M EN’S DRESS SHIRT'S, nt, c n c h ........ ....................................... M EN’S DRESS SHIRTS, n t, e a c h .......... ......................................... M EN’S DIMITY CHECK UNION SUITS, nt, each ................... filack-Drangbt Recommended by M EN’S a V. D. DIMITY CHECK UNION SUITS, nt, c n c h ...... an Arkansas Fanner Who Has M EN ’S SU ESIN E SILK UNION SUITS, nt, each .................. In positively th e g re a te st sensation of h er e n tire screen Used It, Wbeh Needed, career M EN ’S DIMITY CHECK DRAW ERS AND SHIRTS, a t, each . (or 25 Years. M EN’S NIGHT SH IRTS, a t, cnch........... .......................................... M EN’S SOJSET PAJAM A8, n t, e a c h ..................................... :...... Hatfield, Alk.-Mr. O . W. PireoM, > g M EN’S GOOD LISLE SOCKS, a t, each ............................. ,............ HAROLD LLOYD well-known firmer on Route I, this place, n M EN’S PARAS L IP SOCKS, nt, c n c h ................... ......................... says: "1 keep Olsck-Praugbi in my home 5 In ’’HAUNTED SPOOKS.” TONIGHT will bo fumily M EN’S SILK SOCKS, n t. e a c h ........... .................... .......... *...... .. •II the time, . . It |S. the pest dl-around night. All fam ilies, large or small, consisting of m other, medicine 1 hive ever found (or the liver MEN’S SING LE G RIP GARTERS, nt, cnch .................. L . J fa th e r and yotir own children, will be adm itted fo r two paid sod lor constipation, We began using 11 a d u lt tickets. M EN ’S SING LE G RIP GARTERS, W IDE W EB, at, e a c h .. ..... M EN ’S WASH T IE S, nt, each .............................................. ----------------------------- T II U R S D A Y---------------------------MEN’S COTTON AND SILK T IE S, nt, e a c h ................ .. J . A New M etro Relcu.se * M EN’S SILK TIES, a t, c n c h ................ " ............. ........ ............. yiO LA DANA £upport‘ud by nn exceptional cast, including Tom Moore in “ ROUGED L IPS" A cap tiv atin g story o f life behind tho footlights. Fox Come­ dy, AL ST. JO H N in "C ity Chops.” P uthc News. FRID A Y —COUNTRY STORE MONDAY—AM ATEUR NIGHT O C IA L .L E N D A R . r Men at Live a Let Live Prices Milane Theatre POLO NEGRI -------------“ M A D L O V E ” ------------- | r SPE C IA L M A TIN EE. MONDAY- W EDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY . Special Mimic to nil P ictures I N IG H T .P R IC E S -S..-V W nnd JO C ents I M A TIN EE PR IC E S ............. ? ........ ........ .10 ond 15 C ents L jj>■ ■ * * ■ u i ■ ■ iV n ■ 3 s z n > a 3 a k u xV i l j'r n e'e■ 1 z ■ a *x ■ • •t v*. .‘ . • •' *; I IC .U J .. * First Street SELLS IT FO R LESS �' V M.' M T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTE M B E R 6,1 9 2 3 T?T7=^ f- S machine la not within a mile SanfordDailyHerald another of you, the Cop may get you. They m rr In 4*7 ■« tie n m M naiunan, i *t Mu m IM At* , M ater*, r u . j r 7! r. i■V Jtl' Vi edgement of-tho aid that has con* . Lake county, which, by Mph* ,, self, attracted attention to lu ^ vantages, to the wonderful and natural resources, and then enUUtn tho active co-operation of othet? J those who admire self-help tnd’^ airc to help those who help thcB 8e,VM- '• • There, In Lako county's work mh progress, is example for other Flw. ida counties nnd communities to f0| low. And while Lake county h*. busied Itself with progress in rial things it has not forgotten, or overlooked, tho importance of'prsB.' tlcal manifestation of the ■kindly spirit, the spirit that proves itself i, cordiality, in assistanco where h fa needed, in making people who com* to Lake county '“feel at home," snd, also, cementing the tics of friendihip between tho “homo folks.” All Florida should feel .ns proud of Lake county’s success ns do tho peo. plo of thnt county, themselves. And tholr pride in justified, abundantly^. Tlmes-Unlon. ‘ hide out ond catch the unwary. Some GOSH! LtfTfeN 4" drivers going at n rate of 20 miles an hour arc more - dangerous than * fM S T e P A lO M Z O ' FU L T Z • r I k'y H A S J U S T O im iB N E D F W O M The Herald Printing Co. others travelling 35 oT 40. But the .1: T he ClTV W HERE H E S P S H f rpauannssa_____________ Hillsboro cop njakca no distinction at j U*. TWO W E E K S WITH H iS kAUH l. i,* y _K 4 l t . f all between reckless driving and per­ a. . aoLLT*A% * H . 4 . L tL IA n D - l n n l i r r - T m m m fectly safe and sane driving at 35 K a ., i-________ n i __ ----......flsasent Mananee (a G S H , D O e S N T A T V H» a . W O lit T — A l T t r t h l M M iaw crr miles per hour. /----------- o . make v u h F e e t\ t i t f t l U U f H it* * M M * K m r * 'P o d Ta k T . L O N N I& ? > >•). . *■ A w lln ite * Frank Kay Anderson has retired ■— t i w n an in* __ cim im ** from the management of tho Florida ~ yr a fte r 'O Publisher and Business Printer, which HUH! ‘A TlS N o fu A . K l M ||^ l l * « h a * U A i w a * * Dm T r a r --------. - ......... i has been taken over by John C. and w*T s e e WHAT( t. Don M. l/ochncr, well known news­ Trtef PRtMT VJHCH I Mr C arrier O aa W e a k ------------------------------- IB C rate paper men of Clermont. Tho first G OldrtlA G BA FA U S “t UT issue under the editorship of John C. ■M n l i f t l r t e r m s*» laalr comes as n pleasant surprise, the Pi . la arklkkM rrrrry r.r... r y ............... P r tte y . . N a k k rjra tra M a le k a n r a a a a y p llr a - magaslno shows all tho car mnrks of • a I t M y r r y r a r , alvraya l a a4rai t u b AaaociATKD m u s s coming to stay—it is well printed, ably edited and contains much of in­ all news dlrpaichrr credited to it or terest to tho fraternity. And by the not otherwise credited In this paper an* alpo the local newe published way, tho cover is the product of the haealn. Grass Fibre Pulp and Paper corpora­ 'All rights ef re-publleatlon ot apaclai tion's plant nt Leesburg. ilepatehaa herein are alaa raaarvrd Offtrel RmtAU) nI ttlLniTm. rh»n» 14* o T O A D V R IIT lH R M l The man who drives n car while In­ In cask of errors or ommlsilon In legal -or other advertisements Tli toxicated should be heavily fined, Im­ Herald Printing Company does not held lleelf liable for damage further prisoned, and forever debarred from than lha amount received for such ad­ operating a car In the state. Such n COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WOfiK vertisements. man endangers hia own life and also School teachers should give th* Fowls* Adverttelne ft.preMtV.afW* * % !the life of every person ho meets on THEAMFRICANPRESSASSOCIATION same advice to children who hart tho highway. Ho is reckless, docs coughs as did this Florida teacher. "I not care, is wholly, indifferent, and in recommend FOLEY’S 1I0NKY AND controlled by n dare-devil spirit, lie TAR to tho children in my school Is a greater enemy to tho public than who had the ‘flu’ and good molts •rtf here will be a big crowd of good the average highwayman, who us­ enmo whenovor It was used,” writes 's ' roads boosters at the Green Cove ually holds up ono person without Mrs^ L. Armstrong, Okccchohce, PlorBprhrfci hunting aifd Sanford must Injury, but the drunken driver of an idn. Foley’s Honey nnd Tar contains be well represented, as tho comple­ auto kills and malms more than one no opiates. Ingredients printed on tion of this direct route means much or two persons, sometimes ditchigg the wrapper. Quickly relieves cold*, N? to this city and section. to their death five or aix innocent coughs nnd croup. Sold everywhere. -o • * ‘ " i people. —Adv. Fewer automobile accidents would ■ o^ t t e C E L E B R U V ^3 *v occur If we had a law giving the v OUR PLATFORM. driver on the right the right of way. When one comes up on the left of Our candidate for governor must change from a day of physical activ­ by poison, the pistol, the knifo or permanent resources that are n source another it is fii* business to slack have a platform which will include ity to ono of seven or more hours of other unlawful nnd deadly injur}’. of continuing growth nnd increasing up, allow the other man to pass on. a few things like this: The causes for this condition were prosperity. confinement is great ami may bring • J B la c k P a ste Such n law strictly enforced would on an illness unless n few precautions sought by the committee nnd it found No taxntion. None whatever. Lake County Chamber of Com­ be of incalculable advantage. Good roads everywhere without ex­ are taken. For n short time nt least, the fnilurc of our laws petraining to merce is able to report, on the fourth -----o----------crime nnd governing criminal pro­ the school tiny might well be broken pense to the people. S h o e P o lis h anniversary of the organization, nn up into more than the usunl number cedure largely chargnblc with the sit­ These smart alecs who drive nt Free loans by the bnnks. of periods nnd the children given fre­ uation.' But “behind every defect in increase of 139 per cent in the re­ pell mcll speed at night, with glaring Easy credits all along the line. quent recesses. They should be ad­ the enforcement of our laws," it is sources of the bnnks of thnt county, headlights, are n public and private Free passes on the "railroads. nuisance. Hundreds of drivers never J\ sixty per cent cut on the price vised to eat less heartily of strong declared, “more dangerous thnn nny the depositors nnd custodinns of the foods during the first two weeks of other factor in accounting for the people’s money, accumulated through dim their lights when meeting an­ of beef steak. school so that the physical machine, number of crimes committed in this enterprise nnd th rifty These bank re­ other car; in fact a few of them will Gasoline nt tdn cents n gallon. . ebnsidcrably slowed down ns it is, country, is the pnthy and indifference sources, in tho brief period of four turn a spot light in your eyes Just No more wnr. *f"|t ii! yenrs, increased from $2,009,001, in people.” for pure deviltry. A^whipplng post No tcnching in our schols about may. have u chance to adjust itself. of the American ‘ V* A ^ September, J919, to $0,233,017 in Sep­ Is a fine place for such up-starts. Darwin until we find out Who Darwin “Moreover, the first assembling of tember, 1923—n mngnificcnt showing, • J -----------o—-----------MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP. is.—Col. Robot. W. Davis; In Gaines­ lnrge. numbers of children from dif­ sure enough. •* * ' _____ Italy's frenzied flare-up at .Greece ville Hun. '' ' ferent homes may mean bringing in What, more thnn anything else, has because of tho untoward thing that Here Is something for Sanford Q U A L IT Y QUAKTTTV the germs of colds, measles, scarlet enabled I^tke county to forge ahead happened on Greek soil is remindful SCHOOL DAYH. fever or other disenses. Proper fore­ people to think about. Mayor Brown, so rcmniknhiy, not only ns illustrated of mob action in our own country. sight on the pnrt of school authori­ of Tampa, Is'making an elTort to re­ The murderer of the Italian ropreThe Iluronu of Education nt Wash­ ties can nearly always keep these duce the price of electricity to the in its accumulated wealth in banks, Hasthe fairest sale in America sentatives is provoentive of the ington sends out regularly to the fro mbcing epidemic. The school people of hi$ citxw lie goesinfUis. the but in ninny and varied directions? lt«L“self-help, vrftJiowtewny question.'’ Buffalo, N. Y. F. F. D*llty Comptay UcJ strongest possib!?** resentment, but press anil probably to other sources should bo tile most healthful place we Tam pa h lccm c Company with ffnmCan it be supposed, reasonably and the demands made and the quick ac­ of disseminntion, news and sugges­ have for children." I mer and'tongl ,and, incidentally fur­ tion required without deliberation of tive letters concerning the rural nishes other cities with food for seri­ -----------o----------any sort, show that the wnr spirit is srhools. The September letter con­ APATIIY AND INDIFFERENCE. ous thought. ■s s B n B s s s B B B B i B i a s i n i B B B S B n s a a a B B B B S i m n a i i B n n s s B SISBSSlBSBSBBSSBSSSSSHSSBBSSSIBSnBZUUKSISnsUini still in the world. tains the following suggestions con­ ■■ Mr. Brown tells the people of Tnmaa ■ cerning the opening days of school: In the discussion of things of u pn, that” Jacksonville owns its own ■ aa T h e followfnn (cleyrnm w as received by th e Fcir.inolc O verland Co.: Hillsboro county is making a repu“When school opens in the fall, public nnlure, especially in public, lighting anil power plant, and that nn nn tatlon as a source of worry to nuto- rural children that havo been play­ there is a universal disposition to the net earnings of the plant to Jack- nn ■a Ists. Should you exceed thirty miles ing or working out of doors should overdraw, and we take most utter­ sonville were $375,000 for Inst year, nn HH nn SB per hour on good clear roads where be watched rather carefully. The ances, tile impassioned ones anyhow, on ii sliding scale of 7 cents per kilo■■ HR W ILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., nn "with a grain of salt." We have wnt hour down to 5,>j pet kilowut nn MB learned that the speakers or writers hour, wheru large quantities were Toledo, Ohio, Sept, fith, 192.1. lire somewhat like the lawyers when consumed. Turn pa people pay a nn : : Seminole Overland Co., BM pleading in court for more than they private corporation 12 cents per kilo­ nn aa Sanford, Flit. na expect thnt tranquil minds may give wut with slight reduction to users nn MM nn aa them as much us hoped for. But of large quantities oVjuice. In other ■■ Following; reduction in priccn effective im m ediately: Overland Tourwhen staid, suiter, philosophical folks words the people of Jacksonville, nn MB nn meet in serious conclnvo to consider where the city owns tho lighting nn InR F our N inety-five; Overland R oadster, Four N inety-Five; Overland questions of tho greatest present plant pay 5 cents less per kilowat nn ITiings Worth While. I'irkrd Up Along the Way; Some From nn Coupe Seven F ifty ; Overland Sedan Seven N inety-five; Red llird Overland moment, it is lime to give their de­ hour than the Tampa people |>ay a Pens Long Ago LaiJ Down; Some From Pens of Later Days. :: nn liberations full values.. private cpr|Njrntiun for the same nn Six N inety-Five. The American Bar ‘ Association, service. . W ILLYS-OVERLAND, INC. composed of the lenders ill that pro­ Is it not wifta to crcntc enough nn IN THE VALLEY OF DREAMS nn » fession, and that embraces some of solid conviction on this mutter upon nn When the angel of dreams came down one night our greatest statesmen, linve had n the purt of our people that w/ may nn H nn From the niysticul skies overhead, committee studying for some months get our lights cheaper? \Vhy should nn HH HI crimes, their causes, and possible Sunford pay a big price for its lights nn As the world lay asleep ’neath the moon's yellow light, ni nn HH And stopped at my trundlc-j>A], „ cures. Tills committee p few days when other cities are getting1 the HH nn The vision wan strange thut filled my hralti' ngo made its report t'o thi assembled same service for about half ns much? HH And it mudo my young heart glad; association, nnd some things in thnt Gainesville, for instance furnishes an S S nn nn Last night the same angel returned again, report are or should be appealing to lights at H cents per kilowat hour. nn nn But it left me lonely and sad. ull good citizens. Jacksonville hud « net profit of nn ni nn The committee finds that while the $50,000 from their water works plant, HH M For my dream was then of the days to be, population of the United States in­ and $30,000 from the municipal nn nn SS Of the wonderful things afnr, f creased 14.0 per cent for tho twelve docks. $155,000 is » pretty good nn nn nn When the praise of the world came up to me, years from 1010 to 1022, tho criminal showing on a city’s aide of the ledger. SS And I stood where the victqra are; population increased 10,0 per cent. Not only did the city make money an nn nn I had fought in tho battle of life and had won,— The largest increase Was in the nia but the people got their water and an Hi I had tusted its Joys nnd its love; jor crimes like murder, robbery, etc. light much cheaper than in cities HI nn I had store of rich gold from the lands of the sun;— By n comparison, which was diligent­ where coiportions of a private nature nn nn That's the dream thut came down from ubnvc. ly mndc, the committee concludes own thc*c utilities. nn II thnt “tho , criminal situation In the We Sanford people arc taking nn ■2 ■■ When In through the inttlec k sunbeam ciopt , United States, so fnr ns crimes of grent pleasure in pnying 15 cents per nn ■■ And kissing my sleepy eyes ft ■I violence arc concerned, is worse than kilowat hour, mure than twice os nn ■■ The dream sped nwny that had come while I slept— £ in any other civilized country." much as our relatives pay in JarkWent hark to tho mystical skies; By wny of illustrating the conten­ sonville. How long are we going to nn nn Then I cried in vain for the things I had seen, tion. it shows that while there were indulge thi? extravagance? J* money For the manhood days jt(haU brought, only seventeen murder* in 1/ondon 6o plentiful that wo get. happy pay­ nn t/ And tho pain in my heart was cruel umi keen, last year, all of them solved, there ing such prices for light? For gone was the vision I sought. nn ■---------- a----------- »* were 20Q in New York and 137 in nn 'V f t lM LAKE COUNTY'S 8 ELP-IIELU REChicago. In England and Wales In the Valley of Dreams, as I wandered last night, SULT8 . there were only 03 murders commit­ I came to the old homo place, ted. According to their estimate* And thei^o in the shadows of dim firelight lake county furnishes a very strik­ § 7,850 murders wqre committed In the I saw each familiar face; United States Iasi year.' 1*ho number ing illustration *nf i.rif-hdp and Jhf §■ But tho trundle-bed I had known of old charged to France in 1910—the last results that follow, when people help Had been empty for year* and years;— year with available statistics—was themselves, “work out their own-sal* ■■ *Still over it rained the moonbeams gold, 588. The number of robberies in vation," ns is the expreulon some-, And sometimes a fond mother's tears. Franco In that year were only 121, times used. The results of self-help; while in each of a number, of. our clearly and convincingly, are jnc' Though visions bf childhood forever have flown— larger cities the number was several nented in the annual report submitted, Gone back to the mystical skies, times this. Other companions Just bn Monday, to thn. Lake County And I'm left in the world's weary battle alone Chamber of Commerce—a very gratl* as unfavorable were made. Brighter dreams, stronger hopes now arito; Figures are also given to show the fjdng report of llavelopriient and For a new day la breaking—the white star of truth Increase in the past few years in this growth, In that count}', within a very la brilliantly lighting life's sea,— country. In 1921 there were 9,500 few years, a period of tjme in which And again comes the courage, assurance of youth ska jyffe hpffe devoted devote* their in the peoplq qf Lake M|*W*VM with YW'tT" 9,000 WI'-’W W --homicides as compared Aa I face the unknown to be. M n ^ v e , . there efforts to ijpipl r. during the laat ten 1020. In no yiar C orner Pork Avenue and Com m efrlal Street—By Clyde Edwin Tuck in National Republican. i bcUve and nr i metical by winning tho f & bel 8,500. In did the bambi ft oriflqtis iI r A iSMT-WT le u th a n . Other wofil*, t ,f1910 ■ ■ n n n n n n n n n in n n n n n n n n n n n in n n n n n n iiH B iH in n n n H H i devel rished and substantial gains .r .n r a B a n a n n ia n n n n g n u iw r -■ n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n v n ..... 85,000 of gur,c|tifen* hpre nai «/>*•*» S t . ' a l i K v t f v i i l i h l t i i i . * a m ■an N k lliM fi logically, that Lake county would have advanced, nx the record shows, if the people of that county had not buckled to tho task themselves, help­ ed themselves to make progress, and then making such advancement as to attract people of other statds and of other countries? Truly, this is tho secret, If any there be, to account for Lake county’s splendid, substantial advancccment. Lake County's Chamber of Com­ merce admits that just what has been said is tho truth. In tho report, ns presented by tho very efficient sec­ retary, to whom labor for others Is more than duty—is a pleasure—the report admits that the work that has been done is not all the doing by Lako county people, that by helping them­ selves they have won the help of others, and thus havo advanced, unitedly, to the present proud attain­ ments, which give promise of more and greater ones to follow. The rcporf’Tiays: "But it would bo vain to tako all this credit—tho Lake County Cham­ ber of Commerce is an inspirational and energizing ✓ Institution nnd ita work nnd Its optimism have been felt in every part of this great county. Wo have had the help of every citi­ zen taxpayer, nnd non-resident tax­ payers, and the personal service of many; the help of allied commercial bodies, tho newspapers, the banks and the real estate men. It is n wonderful spirit of co-oporntlon thnt has made our success so pronounced, our fame broadcast all over tho coun­ try, until today Lake county stands out ns nn exemplar in mnny things." There is a just and proper acknowl­ U ll * £ P o s itiv e ly t h e o n l y p o l i s h t h a t w i l l s h i n e o ily o r d am p s h o e s -N o d is a g r e e a b le odor \ iX » u ■„* :s ss SENTIMENT-Old and New ii ii The prices quoted above are the lowest in the history of Willys-Overiand, Inc. This shows that Overland leads the world in true values at the lowest possible prices; taking in consideration the new larger improved motor, and the many other won­ derful features they have incorporated into the building of this dollar for dollar automobile. is ig *• : ss Si •- 1 (< Ride in an Overland and realize the We will be pleased to call at your convenience and show you the “DIFFERENCE” : 3 PHONE 58 HftS « <i l l .W n . . i d i w « r i S i A i l l r » * < * * • > < » < * « 0 Li •• * • • * # •*«* ss ii c �Wl '/ .•!!*1M • i *i 1/ . : t . "f.tl* * r »‘W t ’• t ■ f f; *; rant* • PAGE TH REE T H E SANFORD DAILV" H ERA LD . THURSDAY. SE PTE M B E R 6, 1923 5 •V 1 Re?. Joseph WalnWright preached ,t Moore’s Station Sunday after­ noon; and Herbert E. Squire* An the evening. Mr. 'Wnlnwright' wes ac­ companied by a friend, Mr. Porter, of Palstka. There will be prayer meet­ ing »t the ehurch this (Thursday) evening with Mr . Walnwrlght as leader ft, is staled. The ipotia class of the Congregational church w^re hosts a t a social gathering a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reno last Thursday evening, at corner of Marquette and Ohio ave­ nues. It was a very plcasapt occa­ sion. Mrs. Richardson Hickson, of Celery avenue, was hostess last Friday aft­ ernoon to the Celery Avenue Circle No. 4, of Methodist ladles. As usual the meeting was n pleasant socin) event. Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, of Beardall avenue, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin, of Park avenue, on a motor trip to Lake Wales. The scenery about Mountain Lake, I,nkc Hamilton, tako Wales and other points through Polk county is the finest throughout Florida, is tho ver­ dict of the party. TJiey went Sun­ day morning returning Mondny eve­ ning. Andrew Carrawav wub the man at tho wheel as usnnl and visited an uncle in ta k e Wales. Mrs. C. B. Tyler left on the boat first of the week for Boston and oth­ er points in tho northeastern states, expecting ti> remain for some time. , Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpenlng and daughters Helen and Alya visited Mrs. Murrell and fnmlly In Plymoth Labor day. Miss Georgia Johnson has 'com­ pleted her visit at the Corley home. Miss Johnson will go to Daytona to teach In the schools this year after eight years in Palntka school work. Mrs. C. C. Morris nnd son* Alton and Robert nrrlved here last Wed­ nesday from West Pnlm Beach to visit- the former’s sister, Mrs. W. R. Guerry und other friends. Alton has gone on to Gaincsvillo for school work. The Morris futqily ore former resideiAs here. After an absence of aevernl months Hagood Warren nrrivod here Inst Thursday night with’ a truck, his wife and two little daughters and house•hoid goods nil left same-flight with him for their* new home, snid to be on the lower east coast. Plant setting in the fields has be­ gun in good, earnest this week. Cel­ ery, cabbage, cauliflower nnd pop­ pers. It acorns by tho talk heard that there will be more of a diversi­ fied crop grown this season than for past few years. The plant growers nrc having a good deal of trouble this season es­ pecially with celery plants, damp-off and red spiders arc two troubles and another is too much fertiliser, eager for the plants to grow the commer­ cial fertllixer is put on too heavy nnd the water turned on also too heavy, which cooks the tender little plants, and another thing noticod is keeping the plants too closely covered—not enough fresh air Is allowed to get to them, the lust remarks apply gener­ ally to the inexperienced growers. CITY CONVENIENCES A new chair that can be convert­ *The Herald delivered six times have electricity in his home. Every­ foxJiJTjQ S^ljtoL J^tture, “OgiDPlliLP. sccny. )) seemed too good to bo true. thing I h cohered in one transaction. ed, into a bed contains a locker for week for 1be. I». was. When Mr. Beaumont ordered ahd Romnnce," pt^he Princess'tomor­ • P < • , . / " “ FOR THE FARMER ^ •*- *'•■»• ^ He does'Jtdt-bavo to calculate the cost row, wherein, all fluffed wW* In - n the scene to ba shot agnln everything medicines or smokers’ supplies, a * "Classing to the world Is of wiring bls-house then, the cost of flouncing lump skirt, twirling n lacy weht wrong. Ernest offered no pro­ bookshelf and an arm which can be diistntlntion and (he- other items that little parasol over one shoulder, * the Electricity!., Here’s Your Chance ientcr Into getting cl&etifclty Into the heroine jogh ujj'pn a piulc to witness test when Miss Dana again mounted .turned to form it writing desk. And whdt tremendous hardships him, but simultaneously with Mr6” Straight Fan .*.$ 3.75the world 'would suffer, If fifra home. *•-* dn exhibition of hnmdui-bustlng, Beaumont’s second order "Camcrn!" Here it is nll*"wnrlrcd outbefore FOR WORKING-PEOPLE 9” Straight Fau_ 8.50 this modern force were lost to us! much oiuthfl^ardcz.°f jum .of.iha. fa. things began to happen. The mule The best of workers get out of aorta Such a suggestion is silly, of course, hfknfl^nd n ldW“pr»cc nametlTor ev- nrnus wtsUro- rodbos. Viola had no pointed his nose earthward and ele­ 12* Oscillating Fan 21.00 for the world I* not going to do with­ ofifrtliffig' complete, ready-to-^snap A Idea- that alto was to be the most vated hia heels skyward and brought when the liver fails to act They feel languid, half-sick, "blue" and discouraged 56* CeiHhg* Fan.... 39.90 sWitb^'tind tdfta* on the-lights. For out electricity. In the natural prog­ strenuous pqrforpter in the scene. them back to earth so fast and. often and think they am getting lasy. Neglect ress of events, we are going- to! use *th6s«il-WJ>o desfce 'HJ there lir-a plan 39.50 The mule’s name wu*. Ernest, and that count was lost. Miss Dana’s of them symptoms might result In a sick 52” Ceiling Fan spell, therefore tho sensihlo course Is to more and moro of this magic "White for financing the purchase of tho en­ his temper was iM'vli-ious i one thinly veiled dignity vanished. A dose or two of Hcrhine. It la just Hot Point I r o n s ; , 5.50 Coal,” someone has been pleased to tire instaJ|lation, it was explained, bo might c*pret front nn animal who hod She grabbed, Erhcst’a neck with both take the medicine needed to purify the system thirt fcrtly.H smttll thsh payment at the Get My Pricee u coll It, and people and whole commu­ and restore tho vim and ambition of been so branded. ' , arms nnd had not the mule’s owner health. li--;: inning . Is required. The" whole Price 60c. Hold by nities are going to be blessed !and plan, 4 t:wns emphasized,-is calculated , "Carpera!" shouted Director Harry rushed in nnd grasped tho bridle when benefited accordingly. UNION PHARMACY to ijreqke it easy for the farmer to Beaumont as tHo' bout began. Eriiest ho did, Miss Dana, must certainly have One of the Important developments 105 Palmetto A ve.-^-^|*fione, 481-J Sanford, Florida havfe^flectric lights and -the other was as mebk * lamb nil through the gone overboard. of the past half-dozen years has come iitcnccs of electrcity. with the Introduction of electrcity on-i c0 Tho appreciation of tho beneflta of to the farms of this country. Before iBBvaBSiwBawABBBaBBBBaBBaaBBaaaaaBBBBBflaaaBBBBaBBaBBaUBaflBaaBaaBaBBBjuiBBaaM BflaaaHanBauaBBaM aBBM asa electricity for the farm has spread that time, while cities were going ahead, using electricity in their In­ nmazingly since the Dclco-Light com­ dustries and in their homes, farm pany, seven years ago began the and distribution of farm homes were struggling along without manufacture . plants. Increase, Its mngic Influence.* With the inven-l-e,^ rt,ci . , nMThe n , .it' 1^tion and Improvement of the Individ-! * 2,000 Pef ^ent of the ual farm electric plant, how cver>um^ r then In u .e and there la plenthousands and thousands of farm ly of cv‘flenCc that ^ ‘8 W‘U f row,£* homes have come to know the ad- -till greater-proportion, during the * .» , r. . • vantages of electric lights and dec- ctom'n* Tu"*, *„, u T , , iT H ere a re dozens of ways to look one’s best a t )iome— these Ray Utile m orning frocks add considerable color to one’s w orking trie power, of running water and the ^ de9" ib«d vr,n h^ ' for P1*"" U*e hours. Frocks th a t combine chninbrny w ith Ginghnm . Frocks entirely of Ginghum or Linen. Frocks of Voilo or B atiste other conveniences that stamp „ this make it easy for everybody o a g or Flow ery Fabrics. And (he nicest p a rt ab o u t them Is th a t th e ir s tra ig h t lines and p rotty fabrics will lose none o f th eir have electricity. Of course everybody home as modem. will have electrcity, some day, for it J " a ttra ctiv en e ss by tubbing. T h eir prices are'ex trem ely low. The Delco-Light company, pioneers Is- a modern Improvement which Is in tho farm electric plant Industry, being adopted everywhere. But its :• B IG , FACTORY SHIPMENT, SIXTEEN STYLES------------- ,----- “SEE THE WINDOW” '■ who operato the largest factory In advantages arc so great that it • is ■ ■ - — ■■■■ - ------------------------------------------- 3 the world for the manufacture of important for those on the farms to these electric plants hnvc just an­ get electrical conveniences ns quickly nounced n new plnn, which is bound as possible. The Delco-I.Ight com­ to be of vital importance to every pany Is helping to this end by pro­ !2 3 J farmer and his family who have been viding this simplified plnn of dis­ longing nnd planning to hnvc elec­ tributing Its products nnd it is easy tricity in their own home. to understand their prediction that This plan provides, It was. explain­ many additional people will begin en­ ed, for the installation, complete, of joying the benefits of electricity this an electric plant nnd battery, wiring fall. df the house for ten lights, ten com­ V , , • plete drop lights installed, with bulbs HOOP SKIRTS CAUSE in place nn^i n special electric socket VIOLA'S DOWNFALL All fast colors, good Chambray, Gingfor connecting up motors nnd other electric appliances. Never hnvc your riding habit deHAM and PERCALE, each While in the promotion of this plnn sijfned with hoop skirts, is Viola they have specialized in several of Dhnn’s advice to American girls. the popular models, any of tho many There is sincerity behind that coun­ models can l>o secured under this sel, and experience. The little screen broad, comprehensive arrangement, it star recently lost her entire sense of Is stated. The arguments in favor of humor, all her dignity nnd had her life this plnn of purchase, it was pointed threatened by ignorantly disregarding out are that the farmer knows, ut the It. • * beginning, just what it will cost to The occasion came during a acme F .P . RINES Gay House Frocks Add Pleasure to the Momings W ork “Happy Home” House Dresses American Election Methods I'M * I • .. u >»«*«*#. ( FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS ■2 53 Only 16 dozen to sell for -----9 9 c ------ Si 16 styles to choose from. All are worth double 99c S DONATIONS FOR JAP RELIEF TO BE BENT TO ATLANTA ATLANTA, Go., Sept, fi.—Orders to be prepared to receive and vend to division headquarter* all donation.* re­ ceived for the relief of the Japanese earthquake sufferer* have been Issued lrom the American Red Cross south­ ern division headquarters here to all local chapters in the South. This fol­ President Coacravc of tho Irish Free Stato (teftj had tho help of' Justice Colmlan of tho New York Supreme Court (right) In the recent lowed President Coolldge’s appeal election campaign In Ireland. Hero they nro a t Ennis, County Clare, at-king for public contributions. The ready to tra w l by airplane to Carlow, Cosgrava was victor In Carlow, quarterly conference of field represen but DoValcra carried County Cloro by a big majority. tativea in session here this week ex pressed sympathy for the sufferers and endorsed the action of the nation­ ■BBBBBBaBBaBBflBBBBBBBBaaHBBBa>FB>HMamM*BBBBBBaBBBB*B v t * - •t ■5 al headquarters in extending all pos­ ■ sible aid to the stricken people. 1Keen Business Men j DaCy Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoka House, Mobley* Drug Jru(j Sto-o nnd ■ pi Hunt's Pharmacy. ; sale : 35 . » * ' . 5S r Selected for their knowledge of, and success m business, make up our directorate. r» i* > d*' > — ■• % )it ^ .. Jy 1, - 1wjil .ft ** . **i i.ji\ Under their guidance o f this bank’s a f­ fairs—we feel we cgn offer you not only t» SAFE, but an agreeable service o f banking. We want new accounts, do you need good bank to do business with7 National Gingham Week '* S p e c ia l , P r ic e s on * G in g h a m and W ash G oods F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a y 32-INCH GINGHAM IMPORTED GINGHAM « *. * 'i 32-in. wide in cliock, plaids and stripes. Sale price, y ard .............................. ........ :........... :..... " ■ 1 ■' i —* — ' ■■ — i — — * 1 JOHN ANDERSON GINGHAM 39c i 32-inch Best grade of Scotch G ingham Plaids and check, guni-anteed fa s t colors. $1.25 special for, y d ...U i/C 35c Comes in nil th e smnll check, soft finished, , , * • p * %. * * » • • # * Special for, yard .....-■I-....... 32-INCR KALBURNIE 29c Ginghnm , small check and little plaids guarananteed faHt colot's for, y ard ........................... "EVER-FAST” GINGHAM CLOTH, SOLID COLORS Green, Yellow, Blue, Tan, and Pink, Guaranteed Boil-proof, 32-inches wide. v; Special, for yard ....... ..................................................................................-.............. ..n........... 59c SOLID COLOR CHAMBRAY Every s trid e 'o f Solid Color C ham bray to m atch th e Ging- ^ 2 5 c-29c-39c EVER FAST SUITING ; G uaranteed sun ai)d w a ter proof in e v ery ‘shade, fabric fo r early .‘s chool dresses and Boys’ . W ash Suits, 2 dayp, yard ........................ lit Just-the 45c REMNANTS, GINGHAMS; Big Table of Gingham Remnants in Check, Plaids and Stripes. Bargains for School Dresses. Marked a b o u t........ ............. ...........................ONE-HALF1 PRICE First A COMMUNITY BU ILD ER !. jc. r .M a a » ' a » « ' : . . •••J IM wm r <1 �- ■ m i h i\i •! ; PA G E FO U R GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING R. L . S H IP P , E d ito r BASEf&ALL FOOT BALL BASKET BA TR AP SHOf CORRECTED MAT 1. 1V23 Sonth Bound Arrlvo Departs Northbound Arrive — 1:48 a.m. —11:45 a.m. — 3:42 p.m. _10:00 p.m. Departs 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.m. Reds Can’tW ih When ' the Giants Are Idle HOW THEY STAND National League Won Lost New York Cincinnati .. Pittsburgh .. Chicago ...» St. Louis _ Brooklyn .... Boston ....... Philadelphia Pet. .021 Trilby Branch • Another afternoon of strenuous The Seminole Athletic Club met last Arrive Dcpnrts practice yesterday. Conch wan n lit­ night and decided to start practice ___ 7:30 a.m. tle easier on the bunch though. But for the game with S. H. S. on Septem­ ___ 3:25 p.m. the “spoedbonrd” was used frequent­ ber 27th. the Inst Thursday half holi­ ---- 1:30 p.m. ly and it produced results. day this yenr, the gnmo being played ..... 5:50 p.m. Twenty-four men reported to C6nch on Hood Field. Leesburg Branch Wilkinson nnd Johnny Mcisch, his as­ PHILADELPHIA. Sqpt .6.—New Arrive Departs sistant, yesterday afternoon. Two Coach Joe llnrchan Gainesville York made a clean sweep of* the scr­ ------ 3:55 p.m. teams were made up and put through High School conch, put his Purple ies with the Athletics yesterday, win­ ------- 2:45 p.m. a pretty stiff workout. Hurricano through their first practice ning the finnl gnme of the season with yesterday. Barchan certainly hns a the locnls, G to 3. In the sixth Babe This afternoon the candidates will tough proposition this yenr. Ten of Ruth hit his 33rd home run of tha sea­ report for action at 4:30, a little earl­ last year’s bent nre missing, ten vet­ son, tying Cy Williams of the Phillies. Oviedo Branch ier thnn the regular time. Conch must erans who canted the Purple ' nnd The store: Departs Arrive be going to lay it on this afternoon. White through to the stnto champion­ New York ___ 000 015 000—G 11 0 ....... 7:45 p.m. Philndclphlq ...: 010 000 020—3 9 2 ship last yenr are missing this year. According to the Orlando Sentinel, Hoyt nhd Hoffmann; Hulvey, Nay­ their High School football sqund will lor and Perkins. z —Daily, except Sunday, Makes this little hurg seem like a stnrt practice this afternoon for the real "village" to have two football first time. Shucks, they nre starting BOSTON, G.—Washington LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 rather Into—if they expect to lick S. teams practicing within close range made it three out of four by defeat­ , Miss Mildred McCann. 19, hns.been adjudged tho p rettiest girl la Caw to each other. The Seminole Athletic \ May, N. J - and will rep resen t th a t town la tho A tlantic City Pageoau II. S. ing Boston 8 to 4 yesterday. The Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur Club starts nnd will continue practice visitors hit Fergusbn Anvngoly in the every* afternoon on the Ninth Street at approximately the snmo hour nnd YOKOHAMA A CIIARNAL HOUSE eign victims for. burial at oea. The Orlando crew says that' they first two innings, when they made minute. Ilnselmll Park, while the S. 11. S. crew Thu remnants of the Chinese pop. expert to he in the running with the six runs. The score: illation of tho ruinod city nre gather­ Duval Tigers, Gainesville’s Purple will continue their regular routine on Washington ...... 331 000 001—8 11 3 Date June July Aug. Sept. Oct I(nod Field. 1 4:05 4:31 5:33 0:28 0:41 ed under the bluffs without food and Hurricane and the Tampa Terriers— Koston ..... . 200 100 001—4 7 3 2 4:55 5:20 0:14 7:20 7:38 shelter. Their condition is pitiable. must have made u mistake some Mogridgc nnd Ghnrrity; Ferguson, 3 6:47 G:02 7:11 8:17 8:37 As far ns is known now only one Johnny Mcisch, who is aiding Coach where—they meant in runnihg with ITowo, O’Doul nnd Picinich. 4 0:43 7:01 8:00 9:24 9:3G Ameiican lost his life in Tokio, he Sanford High School, Miami Heyl- Wilkinson in his training of tho S. II. 5 7:24 7:50 9:00 10:11 10:32 was W. T. Illume, of the General S. rook it a was elected captain of the Cats and Gainesville Hurricane. Seminole Athletic Club 0 8:17 8:51 9:57 11:08 11:20 Electric Company, who was kilted in Seminole Athletic Club’s team last 7 9:07 9:44 10:52 11:41 1l:f?l the collapse of the company’s buildnight. M eeting Last N ight 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:40 The Sentinel nlso gives forth the in­ formation that games will come thick 9 10:44 11:30 11:50 1:08 1:38 Americans who lost their lives in nnd fast—yep, they will! Sanford So long, see you on the football 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 1:51 2:28 Yokohnmn include Captain MacDon­ High School will come down there In field tomorrow afternoon—if, this Iotic Club held rt very rnthuslasth 11 12:10 12:21 1:31 2:47 3:18 ald of the Grand Hotel, a Mrs. Itoa thick bunch of Fords and fast Cadl- "Uharley-horse" goes down—I mean meeting last night in the I’urlsl 12 1:00 1:10 2:13 3:35 4:09 laqdson, recent arrivals and Max House. Tho purpose of the meetinj 13 1:40 Incs on November 24 th. tho one I got yesterday in practice. 1:55 3:04 4:24 5:00 Kirinsolf, American consul. was to organise a football tean 14 2:20 2:38 3:51 5:18 5:57 which was very successful. 15 2:55 3:15 4:40 0:14 0:59 Gar Wood’s Boat Sports Promoter Gus Schmah called the meeting tc 10 3:34 4:00 5:32 7:18 8:02 and nfter explaining its pur 17 4:21 Beats Vincent’s in 4:54 0:30 8:22 9:03 Starts Greb Suit order pose Johnny Mcisch, popular amonji 18 5:08 5:48 7:34 9:25 10:00 150-Mile Race NEW YORK, Kept. 0.—Iliro L. Pro- spurt fans in the vicinity was electee 19 G:02 0:47 8:40 10:25 10:50 Captain of the squad. It was decided 20 7:02 7:51 9:43 11:21 11:45 vnno, sports promoter, yi sterday en­ DETROIT, Sept., G.—Gnr Wond’e to practice every afternoon at ftvt 21 7:34 8:67 10:64 11:57 12:07 tered suit in the supreme court against speed boat Teddy, piloted by his [22* tf:':i2 9:59 11:43 12:31 12:53 Harry Greb, contending that the pug­ brother, George Wood, finished first 23 9:30 11:01 11:63 1:18 1:37 ilist failed to appear to keep a con­ in the 150 mile international motortract to fight Jetr Smith in n 15boat sweetstakes Sunday over a three round bout in Atlanta, Gn. mile course in the Detroit river. Provano alleged that James Mnson, Packard Christcraft II finished sec­ Greh’s manager posted 52,500 as se­ ond and Packard Christcraft III fin­ curity for his appearance hut the The Scotch and the Irish ished third. check came hack for the lack of funds. The Teddy traveled the final six .503 .580 .540 .500 .470 .330 ,333 American Leaguo Won I New York .. Cleveland ..., Detroit ....... St. Louis .... Washington Chicago ..... Philadelphia Boston ....... Tonight Richard Dix- nnd Hclrne Chadwick in "Yellow Men and Gold.” The lure of gold made Parrish a hero snd a lover at the same time. Don’t fnil to sec this vivid talc of a treasure island. It’s a Goldwyn picture, Also "Oh Nursle" a two-part Con tury comedy. Friday night—Viola Dana in "Crin­ oline nnd Romance", also "Fresh from the Farm," n comedy. • William S. Hart In "O’Malley ol the Mounted" Saturday. Also Inter­ national News one day old. Bill is n favorite of Sanford movie fans and it will ho n delight to his many followers to see him again Sat­ urday. FOR SALE—817 West First street. Bargain in price nnd terms. Ad­ dress owner, llox 782, Daytona, Flu. laps without her hatches, a violation 137-2Gtc of tho rules and the result may ho protested. Tile Teddy’s official time was 2:69: Rouged Lips. Violn Dana tonight stnrs in "Roug ed Lips." A Metro production starring some of Filindom’s best— Among them Torn Moore, Violn Danu, Noin Lux ford, Sidney Do Gray and others. A Story of Life Behind the Foot­ lights, swift in action, thrilling in in tensity and full of delicious humor. Better than “The Chorus Girl’s Rn mnnee." A tale of u Girl comedy soul. with a musical The little buttterfly who will have none of the gilded youth’s gilt hut wants a lot of his love. Viola Dana started lute hut tied her wagon to a star. Norah MncPherson was u chorus lady—and a good one—too good for the youth who haunted the stage door—then she met Jimmy Patterson the Third. Nofah bought herself a enr, didn’t know how to drive It, but she man­ aged In some way—to get caught by the speed cop! Friday night is country Htoro night. Lota of fun, good prixes nnd every­ thing. Friday night, Colleen Moore nnd Antonio Morcpo In "Look Your Dost." 40-Foot Whale Cast Up by Sea at Daytona Beach Col. J. G. Vincent, owner nnd pilot .1. Merle McElroy who Is spending of the Christcraft II, announced thut he would protest the Teddy’s victory. the week at Daytona Itcnrh telephon­ ed the Sentinel yesterday that n forty foot whale had been rust up by the ITALIANS OCCUPYING Sewanee Will Begin sea and was attracting considerable ADDITIONAL ISLANDS at the beach. This is not Practice September 10 tattention the first time that whales have been ■file Thr .\»«<irlnfrtl t’rr»«l LONDON, Sept, ft—A Central thrown on the beach. Some years ago SEW A NEE, NEB, Ten n., Sept. 0.—Foot­ ball practice for the 1923 season nt seven whales varying In size were News win patch from Romo says re­ Sewanee will begin September 10, it tossed on the beach near the inlet.— ports nre current there that the Ital­ ian forces have occupied the Islands Is announced. Conch Bennett is ex­ Orlando Sentinel. of Merleru Fane* and Mathraki, north­ pected to arrive on the 7th nnd Coach west of Corfu. G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ Moore already is nearby, so things pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Flu. will begin to hum early in Septem­ The Daily Herald, 15c per week 4-24-tfc ber. The schedule makers have provided for a game on September 22 with CajU a t a (Z<s v o w . Moon’s nlmn mater, before they hud tDOM M G. t * r t H - 'f o o t ? . , acquainted themselves with the open­ F e r e T On to p o f * thc ing date nt Sewanee and the coaches CSN TCR 5 are going to find themselves hnrd put X '/ f to whip a team into shape by thut T H IN K U M C . time. There is a rumor that “Blood" Miller of Chattanooga may be lost to the Tigers this season. Wen use of an insufficiency of units which might cause him to t*c declared ineligible. Thu loss of this sterling end, it is stated, would ’ make a hole in the Tiger defense. A call tv about forty candidates to report September 10 is to be sent out and Conch Bennett will find on hand n "goodly number of foothullers who have had ut least one year’s ex­ perience., The' pryspccts of n freshman teum arc said *to be very bright ut Sewnnee. Coach Harry Clark is saying little, hut he has a satisfied smile. F a s t 11! The reports from the University reg­ istration office arc that the largest freshman class in its history will en­ ter the school next month and al­ ready many prep school stars have remitted their entrance papers. ANOTHER TRAIN WnKCK tllr Thr A usrlslnl I'reaal BERLIN, Sept. C.—Ten persons were killed uncj 15 Injured In a col­ Laugh and grow thin iu this side­ lision between the Berlin and Amster­ dam express train and the Dresden splitting comedy. and Amsterdam train near Hanover today. Two coaches of the latter train G e t the habit. Call Sanford Maftr*s* frrtffife g K * for all Buttress troubles. Phone 402u .i 132-Otc The Dally Herald, 15c per week. A fun feat for the whole family! of It First Quarter June 21 July 20 Aug. 19 Sept. 17 Full Moon Last Quarter Juno 28 July 5 July 27 Aug 4 Aug. 2G Sept. 3 Sept. 24 Oct. 3 CUT Til IS, OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley Co., 2885 Sheffield Avo., Chlcngo, HI., writing your name nnd address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S IlDNEY AND TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Croup, also free sample packages of FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS for Backache, Rheu­ matic Pains, Kidney nnd Bladder Trouble, and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Constipation and Bil­ iousness. These wonderful remedies have helped millions of people. Try them! Hold everywhere.—Adv. FOUR CHARGED WITH RIOTING • Ily Thr Ahhii-Ii Ii-iI l’rr»>) TULSA, Okla., Sept. G.—Informa­ tion charging four men of Broken Arrow, Okla., with conspiring to com­ mit a riot was filed here yesterday by Assistant Attorney General King, following investigation by military authorities enforcing martial law in Tulsa county. They nre accused of having attempted to whip Leonard Bnghy on June 23, 1922. The men are Marshall Moore, Hen­ ry Accra, Tom Mathews and George A. Bradshaw, former marshal of Broken Arrow. All previously had been arrested on charges growing out of the Bagby incident, and ar^ at .liberty on bonds. Quick service "is obtainable from a miniature telephone directory con­ sisting of index cards set in slots on a revolving hub that can be clamped to u transmitter. FOR DOME AND STABLE The extraordinary Borosone treatment for flesh wounds, cuts, sores, galls, burns and scalds is Just ss effective in the stable as in the home. Hone flesh heals with remarkabla speed under its powerful In­ fluence. The treatment is the same for animals ss for humans. First wash out infectious germs with liquid Boraaonc, and tha Doroiono Powder completes tin* mes. Price (liquid) 30c. ( Powder 30o and 00c. Sold r UNION PHARMACY us -11 The Story o f a Girl With a Musical Comedy Soul ' Frmm "U pstage’’ by R ita W ei m an A J . y t . J by D irect'd by That. J. Hopkins Harold Show HilA 4 5up«rb C ost including TOM MOORE ^ H ,/ Little Norah MatThertoa had a bit of Scotch and a bit of Irish to her—so she nat ready to fight ber wsy when !>*•» entered tlic rite rut. Then she. taw Jimmy Pattenon 111 skidding fast. She did not want any of the gilt of gilded jou.k, hut she thought she could use • tot of Jimmy’s love— �VK V ■ ' •' UMl MU.t'r ■ • T H E SANFORD DAILY H ERA LD , THURSDAY, SE PTEM B ER 6, 1923 PA G E FTVW — ____________‘ Princess, Friday and Saturday and motion pictures of all the prinicpal events at the Lake Monrqe Celebration R a ls ln o t.h c F a m ily . l.rt 'ere* p fn n r i ^ n e n n n q h n ^ri.th r old f Movies of the Elks Parade Monday. If you were at Monroe you will be in the pictures. Isher* M>ttt rn m o bn ek ngjiin I H EV . W H * T . TH' HU-V-S / 'S f alltv^ X l6NOOA^ceJ *\ *SHOUt-0 ■RA\tO<ujfcPkfitN T V A ti^ WMNfcS*! 6 0 1 N TO fK M fVbO O liPf^Ot : BUSINESS : DIRECTORY to to to to to CLASSIFIED ADS --------Ton can find tba t i n * of every lira Business Man in Sanford In this Column tach day. Classified Ada 1c a word. No Ad taken for lean than 25c. And poaltfvely no Clanaifled toi m Ada charged to anyone. Cash in muat accompany all ordera. M i to Count the worda and remit ** r«a acordingly. SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE-------- AUTO-------- BONDS t S. 0 . Shinholser C ontractor and B uilder •t- IANFORD FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons E a ta b llih e * J tW Ural Estate, Loans and Inauranca Phone 48 101*8 Magnolia Ave. STEWART The Florist Cot Flowers------------- Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Planta 814 Myrtla Are.—-------- Phone 26Q.W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General M achine and Boiler W orks C ylinder G rinding Phono 62--------- Sanford, Florida JACKSON’S TRANSFER Your Patronage Solicited Reliable Service in Our Motto A trial will convince you Wc haul anything, anywhere, any time Phone 475 123 Went First Street to PIIRFIY * PROFESSIONAL E ----- ito Carda of B u f r r f i Repat- to •Me Professional Men, eerh to of whom. In hia chosen pro- to fmston the Herald recoin- to to the people. to to to to to t o t o to •ge A. DeCottes ittornejr-at-L aw S eals ole County Beak ■ANFORD -j. FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Beak Building HANFORD •!• .i. FLORIDA ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT First National Bank Building SANFORD -:FLORIDA W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate **• \\ 4 *5]' 1 Jut 1J A. C. L. TO PUT ON ONE NEW TRAIN FOR WINTER RUN And the Rc-estahllshment of Several Others Is Announced Here. P<VH,U<^ ,0 I o . I< ^ y \ \ \ / ^ S r g i e S H S ^ J /X 800 PATIENTS BURNED TO DEATH IN TDK 10 SHANGHAI, Sept, fl.—Eastern Nows Agency report from Hnrnnotnnehi today said 800 patients in the Imperial University hospital at Tokio were burned to death nr*d thnt the Imperial Palace had been opened to refugees. The report said some large build­ ings had escaped damage, including the Department of Justice, Navy and Supreme Court and House of Repre­ sentatives buildings nnd th’e Tokio prefecturnl office am! the Imperial Hotel. The buildings reported totally de­ stroyed include the Bank of Jppan, the Mitsui Bank, the Ynsudn Bank, and the Tihr Hank. Princess Nngata Kuni nnd Ilriko Kanin and Prince Kanin are reported safe. The nddition of. one new train, re­ establishment of several others and the operation of others in sections over the Atlantic -Const Line was to *a tai R R announced yesterday by W. D. Stark, division passenger agent of thnt road. ' e FOR SALE 'The Dixie Limjtcd will be the FARMERS—You can fa t aaad bad name of the new train which the A. fram-re and Irrifation plugi a t the C. L will run ovoy the route of the Sanford Novelty Wnrka. 100-tfr Dixie Flyer, beginning December 2. Thu schedule for the latest addition FOR SALE—Doater and Gays* palnta and vaminhes at Sanford Novelty FOR SALE—Easter lilly bulbs. Ring to the Coast Line service, designed 346-J. 130-Gtp especially to handle the volume of Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfe FOR SALE—Ilhodo Island egg# for FOR SALK—Baby carriage, good con­ tourist trade, afford*! evening arrival Mr, and Mrs. S. O. Shinholser and dition.—Mrs. Tom Moore, Phone in Jacksonville and’- departure the ■ sett Inc, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mr*. family returned' Tuesday from a de­ 410. . . . . . . , ...................... 137 t :H p following morning.' The first south­ Elis worth, Beardall Avenue. San­ VIOLA DANA in a Seen# from CRINOLINE aid ROMANCE bound trip of the Dixie Limited will lightful camping trip on Awastnsia Is­ ford. 83-tfp land. be made to this city on December PRINCESS, FRIDAY, SEPT. 7TH LOST FOR SALE OR RENT—House, after 3 nnd after a night’s stop-over the August 1st.—See W. J. Thigpen. new train will return North. 08-tfo LOST—Cameo pin, valued ns keep­ Additional through Pullman serv­ sake. Reward if returned to Her­ f o r S a l e —s e e d p o t a t o e s for ald office. 123-tfc ice will also he established to points fall planting, cither Bliss or Rose in Flurida ns follows; Eustis and1 No. 4.—F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc LOST—Smull bunch of keys on ring Leesburg, on No, 85, leaving Jack­ on First street between Park ave­ FOR SALE—Leghorn cockerels, fine nue nnd San Juan Oarage. Reward. sonville at 8:10 p. m., beginning Oct­ stock, $1.50 each.—B. T. Tiller, PaFinder phone 4411. 137-jtp ober 16;. Seining on No. 83, leaving ola. -129-Gtc LOST—Light colored Jersey cow. But- this city at 10 p. m., beginning De­ FOIt .SALK—Second hand loose leaf hend with chain halter nnd dragging cember 17, and to Boca Grande on binders good ns new, posts and in­ chain.—J. St. Clair White,West Sklc. December 31. dices. Quick sale at $1.00 each cash The New York-Florida Special will f 137-3tp on delivery. Herald office. 131-fltp mukc its first run south from Now York on December 31, beginning its FOR SALE—Second hand letter files FOR RUNT THE HUPMOBILE MOTOR CAR CORPORATION thirty-seventh consecutive year ill in good shape but have been used. Good for ordinary filing. Ilavo in-| FOR RENT—One furnished room operation. It will be run on the same ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF with connecting b'Uh. Prefer two schedule us in former years and will dices.' Twenty-five cents apiece for be continued until April 21, 1021, quick sales- Herald Printing Com­ young men.—214 E. Second St. 121-tfc which is npproxiiuiiicijr approximately three iniuu weeks wltmi ■ ■m| w m v pany. 131-Gtp longer than it ia customary kept on. I I I # ilEtbN b-lfA N I) gas range, four FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, I h / ^ I O Y T I 1 D fQ T l I C \ burners and ovens. Will , bo sold bed room, also garage. 117 luiurol This is tVko-operato with the peopie of Floriua in prolonging the tourfor $5 cash If sold this week. Can Avenue. • 123-tfc ple^c Season. be seen at 518 Park avenue. 131-Gtp F o r K EN T—T wo room light house- 1st Benson. F’OU SAI.fi—(iunvus, $1.00 per "TnT. keeping upnrtment, 71'J Oak Ave­ The Floridan, popular In its first 180-tfc season last winter, will bo re-es­ while they last.—A. K. Rosscltor. nue. AS DEALER FOR THE Phone 212-W. 134-3tp FOR RENT—One furnished room. tablished on December 2. The popu­ Apply CI5 Myrtle Ave. 131-0tp larity of this carrier has become such FOR SALE—Two 3-burner gas plates, that it will be operated daily this sea­ ice liox and table cheap, 1101-West FOR RENT—J desirable rooms, fur- son instead of tri-weekly as was the First Street. IBfl-3tp niched or unfurnished. Apply 107 practice Inst winter. It will follow West Third street. n 130-tfc tho route of the famous Seminole FOR SALE—Slightly used baby car­ riage. Inquire 107 Thirteenth St. FOR SALE—New 5 room bungalow. Limited. 13C-2tp Address C. II. McMahan, 1021 West The Ilavnnn Special, u!!-ycnr train Third Street, Sanford, Fla. 135-3tp will be operated in two sections Gaily SEMINOLE COUNTY FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, effective October 15 and continuing 314 Elm Avenue. 135-5tp through the tourist sonson. Tho I’ai* FOR_ RENT—Two furnished light metto Limited, another all-year train, CHELLE MAINES housekeeping rooms; lights and will also bo run in sections when con­ LAWYER water. Furnished. 110 West Third ditions warrant. A full line of Partn and competent mechanics will be The Evreglndcs Limited will be re­ — C ourt House Street.—R. II. Marshall. 130-4tp found at their salesroom and service station FOR RENT—Small cottage.—J. Mus- established on November 12 when It Byro Examined GlaaaM Designed eon. 136-7tp will make Us first trip of the 15)23-24 season, operating on the same sched­ 209 PARK AVENUE Henry McLaulin, Jr., HOUSE FOR RENT—Also furnished ule as Inst season. Excellent dining rooms for light housekeeping. In­ car and Pullman facilities, have been O pt D. quire 300 French avenue. 13G-3tp provided for this train. There will Optkjsa-Optetnetriat t'OR RENT—3 room furnished apart- also be a service to Detroit and To­ t i l l u t First Street Ssnferd, Fl*. ment, first floor. Also 1 room and ledo via Washington on this schedule. garage. 200 E, Fifth St. 136-3tp The Pinellas Special and Tampa Anyone In need of » carpenter Special will also be Inaugurated this or any carpenter out of work WANTED season. The former la run between Notify J. W. Rutlidge, BubJacksonville and St. PcUreburg while WANTED—To exchange 6-passenger IS NOW ON DISPLAY incss Agent, 307 East Third the latter ie operated between this touring car, look* and runs like Street, Phone 76. new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or' city and Tampa. Both will be put on light truck.—Ray Brothers, phone 648, the schedule on November 13 and will REPAIRS Sanford, 1Ift-tfe carry first class Pullman and coach • ■_ • .. Cook Stores, Sewing Machine#, Phon- EARN $20 weekly spare time, - at equipment. The action of the Coast Line in es­ ographa, Guns, all work guaranteed. home, addressing, mailing, mtiaic, tablishing many additional facilities I I yearn, experience,, circular*. Send 10c for muair, irffor- for transporting tourists daring the. mation. American Music Co., 1G68 coming season press*ges a good year . WADE BROS. Broadway, Dept. F22, New York, N. for Florida resorts. Every train which 311 BANFORD AVENUE Y. 184-fltp la announced in ibe A. C. I-’s new WANTED—First class cook^No otEer schedule will carry^ the beat equip­ 209 PARK AVENUEPHONE 270 Automobile Body Build­ need apply.—Harrell’s Cafe, Tavar- ment which. it fa' possible for thla ing: and*Repairingr es, Florida. ______________ 187-ltp road to le n d ,^ Cosset of Park Ave. and Second St. FOR RENT—Nice, large apartment, passengers.—Times* Union. SANFORD, FLORIDA all modem conveniences. 417 West ig u job work. Third S tm t J37-2tp The’g lesJ teitb P ! X 11C ICl 1llL{Cll 1 1V1U LUi CU* H u p m o b ile s The New Jemigan Motor Co. \ ■ ps’IjljTi m to to to HILO, Sept. 6.—The KIN to nuen volcano resumed activ­ to ity Wednesday with molt­ to en Java bursting forth with to loud roports, according to to messages received here late to Wednesday front Thomas Pa Boles, superintendent of the to Kalauca National Park. The p -! lava, according to the mes­ to sage, was hurled from 100 to J&O.fcet in the air, and to streamed down the sides of to the volcano. * v to to Pa KILAUEA VOLCANO SPOUTS FORTH LAVA WITH LOUl) REPORTS WOOD S r r .i. I- :um � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 06, 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/6379f03eacd4c8a7f98d035f37b0b263.pdf 9ad4d4de8612347901432b3899e1592c PDF Text Text - • \< \t /c.vjc . > •r-5 y 2‘W'J.Yrwl . -• ^ ' ■ ^ ^ -’ T _. . “ ■ . ; . _ • tS THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETAB LE SECTION ______ L ■ ' ..... .................a t ............................................. NUMBER] s a n f o ii d , F l o r i d a ; W e d n e s d a y , Se p t e m b e r 5, m s .............. --- ------ " ■ . ■ : ■■■—■■-= ‘ {w & r -1 _7' It'v, - VOLUME IV, Ml'* .i.i , ■ * my wfl '!'• >*> il,i!. ' . ( tt f jL r ;' M v. n m n t n n iin iiu tf t w H ? ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •w j l sm:: ASSADOR WOODS AT AMERICANS i Development Board Wants Modification Immigration Laws »M«k 100i Fo r e i g n e r s ,fiEFoirri2D KILLED IN YOKOHAMA SECTION AKERMANJ& ScntlS Cablegram Telling Friends of His Where* abouts * ' (llr Thr A u m Ii I m I P r o w ) WASHINGTON, S e p L . ^ A U Am­ ericans in Tokio *ro bdlcvodsafe, Ambassador Woods reported to. the state department today. His Esti­ mates of the dead nt Tokio is placed nt only ten thousand. .Communication with Vokohama has bean opans&. lie stated that some Amqriqans hadibecn killed at Yokohnmn, where tho^ftuntion is exceedingly grave. A dis­ patch from the American consul at Kobe, doted yesterday, saift; refugees from Yokohama confirmed reports that the consulate general thero had been completely destroyed and Con­ sul KirjassnIT and wlfo killed, ; but their two ttM re n are In ftofc. Vice Cdnsul Sam J. Wardcll at Yoko­ hama Is safe, the dispatch said, but other members of the stalT nro not accounted for. Tho dispatch added that the naval hospital nt Yokohama had collnpsrd and Commander Webb injured, while some of his staff were killed. A report from Consul Dickover, pt Kobe, said the following members of tho Yokohama consular staff were safe: Misses Mntrin and Mnson'. and Vico Consuls' Sturgeon Wardul. Vice Consul Jonks was re­ ported to have been killed, the moasage raid. NEW YORK, Sept. 5.— Congress? man Ernest Akerman, of Plainfield, N. J., whoso whereabouts in Japan was reported to be unknown, is safe at Nikko, according to n cablegram from him. OSAKA, Sept, C.— Approximately ten thousand refugees from the ruins of Tokio were burned to death In the yard of tho Military Clothing Fac-* tory in the industrial suburb of Honjo. Tbreo persons were seen sharing a single piece of bread in Tokio where water and provisions are still scarce. PEklNG, Sept. 6.— One hundred foreigners aro believed to have per­ ished in Yokohama, aaya a Routers dispatch from.Osaka. The dead in­ clude the American and British con­ suls. ^ NF.W YORK, Sept. 6^—All missionarics hi Tokio and Yokohama of the Roforme^Church in America are safe, according to a cablegram from Kobe, received by the church. PARIS, Sept. Br-^The French am. basaadorj to Japan, Paul Claudel, la safe aboard a steamship, the foreign office 'is.Wv^scd. It is believed the Italian ambassador was killed. OS/lKA, japan, Aug. 6.— So vast an ar^p of Japan haa been devastated by thf greatest earthquake in the history of this country that It will be long tjefdre the actual loss of life is known^ The moat reliable estimate of deul up to the present reach from 200,000 to 820,000. Tokio and Yokohama, with surroundpig towns, which formed the centra,of the disturbance*, are almost completely Iprutn*. For two days Tokio was swept by flames, and a * from jJbe low of ltfo caused directly through the felling of the tho I SPEAKS IBr The AaaarlatMl Preaa) TAM PA , Sept 5.— Directors o f tho Florida Development Board in meet-, Ing here havo lnatructed the secretary to Investigate O .modification of tho immigration regulations with a view of encouraging visitors to coma to tho United States and also ascertain whether custome regulations can -be modified ad as to permit motor tour­ ists to drive from Canada. Tho dllectors voted to submit a referendum to chambers oT commerce on the ad­ visability o f asking the next legisla­ ture to levy a quarter mill tax for ad­ vertising the state and another refer­ endum question submitting a state bond Issuo for roads. Y iG TO SIDE STEP ONSlRillTIES IN AFFAIR MACON DENTIST Today's luncheon moot of tho KiLQRD ROBERTS CECIL OFwanls Club was called to order by ENGLAND ADDS TO THE President Jim Sharon and the bless­ SENSATION ing invoked by Rov. Brownlee. Forest Lako was the first speaker and told of the Good Roads mooting at Green Covo Springs next Thursday, and stated that a Clyde Line boat Nathan Mayo, of Marlon county, a leaving Sanford at 6 p. m. had been TWO OTHERS HELD IN CONNBC- The Discussion Will Probably Ik Cannot Finance Kucher Passive Re­ member of '{he i)PU;c jn tho last loResumed Tontorchartered for the trip ond that tho islaturo has been appointed to sucTION W ITH RECENT ' sistancc in Ruhr Diatrlct. faro would be $10.00 for the round . row oeed McRae. McRae has been in of­ FLOGGINGS trip, which Includes meals and berth. * n r Tfce A «aorlntr«I tJ*rea») . , fice, slnco 1012, when ho wns appoint­ He appealed for n largo delegation to GENBVA, Sept B.— Italy’s repre­ .BERLIN,, Sopt., 5.—Germany haa ed by Govornor Gilchrist to succeed MACON, Ga., Sept 6.—Dr. C. A. sentative, H. Salandrn, told the coun­ Hie meeting, and emphasised tho im­ B. E. Mcl.in, who . died. Governor arrived nt tho end of her. tether, so Yarbrough, a dentist, and J. E. Pat­ portance of this direct route to Sencil of the League of Nations that far ns .her nbl{Ity to financo further Hardee, ii\ accepting his resignation, rick, a court official, were arrested ford from tho north. Mr. Lako stated Italy would regard tho intervention passive resistance js concerned. .This thapked him for his services. McRae, yesterday charged with assault and that he bcliovcd with tho proper ef­ of tho league in the Grcco-Ilallan is the current impression in .booking |p a- statement, In which ho reviowed battery and rioting in connection with fort and nssistanco promised Sanford crisis as unjustified. Tho league, he circles, which expect Gcrmnfty In tho his terms in office, said he feit grate­ recent flogging activities in Macon. could sccuro this route, and said that assorted, had no competency in the coyrsq .of. the noxt few dayp to. take ful to the people for electing him. Dr. Yarbrough, tho police said, in a ♦ he had received assuruncca that work affair which belonged properly to the the initiative in tho.direction.of pro­ ranking official in tho-Ku Klux Klan TALLAHASSEE, Sept. G .—Gover­ intor-allied council of ambassadors. bn tho road would bo started at once posing that official discussions be t o S e t t l e d a m a g e nnd he has been charged with holding nor Hardee Jest night issued an ap­ and finished within a year. Ho said Grooco waa trying to escape ' CLAIMS TAfcERT FA M ILY begun with the French nnd Belgian tho position qf "the whipping bosa of peal to tho people of Florida to mako her responsibilities by appealing to An Invitation from tho Daytona Klgovernments. ' u generous response to tho request wanls Club to meet with them on Sep­ Macon." the league. He pointed out that m v • (Hr • W. F. Delmnr, a salesman, was ar­ oral nations had not aa yet recognis­ GRAND PORKS, N. D„ Sept 6.— for contributions fo r the stricken peo­ tember 20 was received. A big shore rested last night on warrants based, ed the Greek government Ills aUU-f The Herald tot firnt class Job work. Negotiations aro under way for the ple of Japan. The text of the appeal dinner is promised and lots of goad upon the aamo evidence ns that in the ment created a sensation. Lord Rob­ ■Cttjomunt of tho damngo claims of follows: \ * company, ns the Kiwanis Club's of both tho fire zones, and other tthousands coses of Yarbrough nnd Pntrlck. the family of Mnrtin Tnbert, of ert Cecil of England addad 'to tha “ To tho peoplo of Florida: Orlando and Palatka will be there. from exhaustion. Dr. Yarbrough, police sold, is known scnsatioQ by instating that. WttaUa Munich, N. I).. Against the Putnam aance * “ A disaster .unprecedented in his­ Prof. McKay won tho attend Yokohama; .Tokjp’e bpsy port, Is tb havo been associated with J. F. Lumber to,-.Ill W e FldHda clWU Jmlsslon Durkee, said to bo tho organiser of ton, twdVo and fifteen of the cove­ city destroyed'. Probably more com­ tho youlh dk’d, G. Grimaon, attor­ tory has overtaken the people of Ja­ prize—tickets for a week's ailmls nant of tho League of ’ Nations be pan. A t this -far .distance we are not 'to the Milanc Theatre. plete destruction hnp been wrought ney for tho family announced. tho Klan In'Macon. Durkee used Dr, read in both French and English and completely familiar w ith1 its exact Mnrahal! and Moughton, In chargt? Yarbrough's office to hold classes of there then In the capital Itself, for 'proportion!, From nowspaper repOrta of the entertainment for the occasion, Instructions for Klan candidates who declared if they were disregarded the Its great docks were torn asunder, its Tho Dally Ilerald. 15c per week. whole settlement of Europe would be however, we learn of the destruction put up "Dad” Dumas, who made ono wished to become “ naturalised." shipping wrecked, its public build­ nhakon. The articles stipulate ciam> of peoplo running into tho hundreds cf the best talks of his long and check­ ings nnd homes leveled to tho earth, Tho throo men refused to discuss ly the right of the league to Invss- I SHANGHAI, Sept. B.— Denths in of thousands. For the dead nothing ered carver. Here's what lie said:, the case after a conference with tlgato when there is danger of rup­ ' All advices received hero indicate Japan as a result of Saturdsy’s earth­ cxin bo done, save a proper Interment, “ I hail the pleasure of attending friends. The police doclarod other ar­ ture between two member nations of a succession of earth disturbances in quake number 320,000, according to but for the living much ran be dono in meeting of tho Atlantic Coast Aine rests arc expected momentarily and that aren extending for mnny miles the Inteat estimates received by the supplying the necessary means of aub- representatives at Savannah, Labor before tho matter is closed they Indi­ the league. Further discussion of. ths inlnnd and to the north ami every­ Eastern News Agency from the Osa­ crisis were postponed until probably aistonoc. ' Day, Sept. 3rd. Those representatives cated that several other arrests of where tho first destructive forces ka » Asahl. tomorrow.' • • . **Thc president of thp United States gathered from all quarters of tho prominent persons will bo made. were augmented by explosions, the This estimate said thore wore 1B0,Dr. Yarbrough was released on $6,­ bursting of water mains, the over­ 000 dead In Tokio; 100,000 in Yoko­ has issued an appeal to tho people of United States and I am indood glad CARU, Sept, B.— Wilh tbslr meagre flow of rivers and tho terrible over­ hama CO,000 in Yokesuka and 10,­ this country asking for contributions to state to thla Kiwanis Club that 000 bond shortly after his arrest, but belongings piled about thorn, hun­ for the stricken peoplo of Japan. 1 Florida was presented to this body of Patrick and.Pulmar, early last night powering rush of tldul wnvos. dreds of refugees whose quarters 000 in Tttaml. hopo that tho peoplo of Florida will men in a way that they will not soon were not oblo to make bond. Details of geographical changes were made uninhabitablo by the Ital­ The fire In Tokio was extinguished generously respond to that appeal. forget . ian bombardment are alcepipg .In the nro lacking, but it is, reported thnt about dusk last night. "W e havo had our physical disas­ "In addition to what was said at Should Unite in open squares and along tho streets. new islands havo been forced up from ters- Every country has had them, Savannah by tho various officials of And thus the Armenians whb fled thg. bed of the ocean, while wholo sec­ SAN FRANCI8CO, Sept. B.—The Associations from hut no nation has ever faced so great the Atlantic Coast Lino of tho wonder­ the Turks and found a refuge tions hnve disappeared. Rivers are Jupaneso llnor Talyo Maru, credited a loaa o f human life and o f property ful resources Of Florida, tha greatest here under the patronage of Ameri­ said to have.changed their courses, with being the largest steamer sail­ values aa that with which Japan is statv in tho union, these gentlemen la Effort to Offset Competition of can and British charities find .them­ and volcanoes nre'erupting In various ing out of on American port, sent California Fruit. now suffering. May I Indulge tho are now taking a trip over the atatw selves. Tho wounded, moat o f whom out S. O. S. signals from a point off districts. hope that the people of Florida will striking a fow high spots, to aocura are children, ore being treated ip the Tho disaster spared none who stood the coast of Japan at. 4:44 a. m. yes­ make substantial contributions to this RICHMOND, Va., 8cpL 5.— A first hand information which Is bound civil and Near East relief hospitals •V Vj In its path. Many members of noble terday, and then held1 a long radio most worthy cause. warning to Florida gruit growers , to redound to tho benefit of the state on the Island. . families havo perished, but thys far conversation in Japanese with the " I t is suggested that all contribu­ ob a whole. Ws expect to havo ^ la that thoy face the gravoat competi­ It is contended by tho local au­ the only notable foreign resident In steamer Korea Maru in Yokohama tions bo made through the official body of men with us tomorrow and it tion in years from California during thorities that the Italians fired after tho list Of killed is tha American con­ harbor, according ,to messages re­ ogancy of the American Red Cross, is my purpose to meet them at Orlan­ the noxt twelve months was given thoy had instructed the Greek pre­ sul nt Yokohama, Max D. Kirjnsoff, ceived by the navy here from its cither through tho national organizedo automobiles, driving them hsre today by Georg* Mayo Crump, fect to ask tho government at Athens who, with his wife, is believed to hnve sUtion In Cordova, Alaska. president of the United Provlslpn tlon or your local chapter. through from Orlando to Sanford. On The Korea Maru, although crowd­ to reconsider its refusal to surrender been burled In tho ruins of tho con­ (Signed) "C AR Y A. HARDEE, arrival here wo will drive them around Corporation, of Richmond, Va„ who ed with rcguccs from tho Japanose sulate. . * "Governor." the city and celery flefds, giving them has Just returned from New York tho island and* before the time had •lapsed for a reply to bo received. Tbo American Ambassador, Cyrus disaster xone, loft to meet tho Taiyo h bird’s eye view of what we have, City with tho Information that, Cali­ Ten specific clauses were Included E. Woods, and all tho mombers of the and assist her, according to the Toy- YOUNG FLORIDA WOMAN fornia Fruit Associations a n cutting before they take their departure on okisen Kalsha bfficers here. Both in the Italian demands for surrender. ombassy nt Tokio are known to be prices shandy for the coming year. MISSIONARY IN JAPAN our No. 80 at 8:58 p. m. for points of safe, but many of the diplomatic rep­ vessel^ belong to this company. Co-operative efforts in marketing They wore: NOT YET HEARD FROM interest on other parts of our line. I In view of the fact that the Talyo "The Greek flag to be hauled down. resentatives of other nations have not am sorry that time will ba too short and system in production developed did not glv# her position in English, been accounted for, nor has any word ‘JThe Italian fU g to be hoisted » »d AVON PARK, Sept, p.— Appre­ for ue to attempt to entertain those through co-operative system Is re­ her plight Is not considered serious sponsible for the ability of tha Cali­ saluted by twenty ono guns. been received of their f|t«. hension for ths safety qf Mis. Sarah gentlemen af Sanford. by company officials here. "Command of the island to be fornia growers to cut prices in an e f­ Andrews, church of Christ Mission­ The newspaper Osaka Asahl esti­ " I was much amused at Snvonnah The great office building of the mates the earthquake dead at 32®>°®°' Toyoklscn Kalshain Tokio as well as ary to Japan, daughter e l Mr. and listening to the claims and counter fort to beat Florida competition for taken over by the Italians* "Barracks to be surrendered by the which Include 160,000 dead inToW o. the company's office in Yokohama Mrs. W, T. Andrews og Avon Park, is claims of our general superintendents Volume of buslneas. Greek troops and tha Greek k«nThe Florida orange growers should felt here by relatives and friends who 100,000 In Yokohama and 00,000 in have bean destroyed; according to a ou the First and Second Divisions of disarmed,. ■ ‘ Yokosuka. Word Is received that the cablegram received at tho company's have been unable to get a raply to the Atlantic Coast Line to the distinc­ units In an association strong enough darmes to "Depots of arms, munitions' and to control the situation in their state, her post at fires in Tokio burned out Monday offices here today. The message was cables directed to her tion of communities on their respec­ night, but at the ..m e time couriers sent by the ’ company's offices in Qksltu .about eighty-four miles from tive territories for holding ths world's ha said. They should recognise that military affects to be surrendered, , "Greek soldier* to be disarmed and only organisation can meet with the Tokio, which was devatated by earth­ carry appeal, for food and mef ic*1 Kobe.’ record of production. competition which la coming. concenrated. quake and fire Sunday, supplies and assistance for the hun­ "Our General Superintendent of the "The circulation of officer* and Mr., Crump Just returned from Miss Andrew* visited Avon Perk dreds of thousands ot homeless refnNEW YORK, BepL B.—Two o ffi­ First Division, which embrace* /Ih* gees, who, unless succored speedily, cial massages deceived at the affices last .priog. She haa been • mission­ territory traversed by. ths .Atlantic trip to New York City and Cape Cod, troops to bo forbidden. Barracks to be provided for tha sine, where he found the cron ary in Jajmjt six year*,. Sha formerly can not survive. Coast Line through ths stats.of Vir­ of tho Japanese •' consul gw eja l to­ berry growers have one of the strong­ Italian troops of occupation. ' was from Plckaon, Term. r , . For the mom.ent all efforts are be­ day eetitnated thecauaaltiea in Tokio ginia, North Carolina 'and. South Car­ est organisations, for co-operative ' "Immediate suspension of ing directed, flrat, to » » « rUln^ * h“ “ and vicinity at 160,000, with ona mil­ olina, claimed that Wilson, N. C., held graph, telephone and poetel marketing In the country. A . extent of Japan*, vast losses. both in Japan tha world's record lor production of lion persons homeless. One message company, rta^sthat tha "Control of communlcnt citizens and foreign residents, anu was rtlAysd by the Japanaaa consul lcc Tru tobacco. Our general superintendent Ing mentioned in the Of course* Churchwell hs» some­ transports be given to the material damage to 1U clt " ' at the Second Division, which embrac­ at San Francisco, who received'hla Stephe t a l l a h Assee, THE Kept. n.-com- missioncr of Agriculture MejUo has resigned. He plans to'ba connected with Important developments in the state. • .The letor of resignation Is said »a m effective November.1. SITUATIONS TENSE GOVERNOR APPEALS FOR .. RELI secondly, to rushing every form to the stricken districts. TheW haa been no time yet for »um* ming up of tb. terrible consequence, of Aha earthquake, nor for the proparajlon i f a list of the prominent Japanese or foreign regents. warships of many foreign naare on the seas already bripgUig which fact serves to give to the in the i, — V ' information from Shanghla. The oth­ er, dated September l, was original­ ly sent by Count Makimv keeper of the imperial holsehold in Tokto to Paris. It was relayed to the Japen esc embassy at Washington, thane* here. ' V. * * ’• y Gas derived from ash pit waste of jtives ta.l . his unde, end that es tha territory traversed by our Una _ in South Carolina, Georgia and Ala­ ccaaed, was n ■ bama, was squally insistent that ths winter., t.V____• Second Division could Justly lay claim ^ ( I 'T to the distinction of world4* record tor Jlty and man hoWing,this above mKm p n fe f 7v ME v thing new today. They send in complete change of copy for their a< eych day and always advertise real bargains. They tell of their offerings in men’s furnishings today and quote prices so you caa compare them with other places. Call on them— they In­ vite you to call— and look over their stock, which includes tuny ,i • • »:• ....... *“ odvertii I- t «. v-»» laps." These demand* ware reis dreek* and it waa their i •nee that caused the bard the place. The iVn •atlon to v v*-. A* �SANVORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST- &!,' 1923 npca^*' for themselves Nolo the prices and go to McCtfllcr’s tomor­ row and watch the Dally Herald for new prices. ' V' • ” . t ic r n n c e s s — T .O N 1 BETTY COMPSON Dr. T. A. Neal, of Orlando, was In the city today and his many friends —AND— The man In whom othcra bcllcvo Is ~Jlf you are going anywhere or com* e a postal card to this department, a power, but he who believes In him­ self Is doubly powerful. Seminole *«vlll bo greatly appreciated. County Dank has faith. RICHARD DIXi Mrs. A. M. Rcmusat and Mrs. •Y Woodcock and Mrs- Duller of Palatka to Portland, Maino. . . ■■ \ Arc spending the day at Daytona The did reliable Pure Food Mi Bdach. *'• Is the place to buy-.your meats A hoto^ious crook—so clever she Chicago ----....... to For Florida: Partly cloudy to CcCrory’s Five and Ten Cent Store other good things to cat Rentf.j made fools of the pollec_8o he«u. Cincinnati ..... .... to Friday ahd Saturday; local to sell tho celebrated Regina hair nets advertisement in this lseue. • tiful that when finally caught, the Des Moines ..... to thundershowers. . ’ ** and there are nono better. See their lory didn't have the heart to con­ Kaatport, Maine advertisement today. Miss Eleanor Blackman of Day Kansas City — vict her—ao charming that even the district attorney fell In love tona was In tfio city today visiting NcW York,-----Clarence Mahoney was called to friends. 0. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch ExMiss Blackman ;formerly Pittsburgh r ..... with her. And you had better look Kansas today by the serious illness resided here and has many fi irt. 216 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. oat or shall steal your heart, too. St. L o u is.......... 4-21-tfc of hia wife’s father and he will be who are always glad to sec her Toledo ....... ..... International News away for aome.timo. Upon hia re? Washington .... One day new also turn home ho will go to Gaincsvillo supply your FOR MISS MURIEL Miss Elsa Blau ter entertained at and enter the I j» w School. SANFORD auction yesterday' afternoon In her VV<j have tfte equipment A lot of army soles, as long as they Maximum Thursday Henry Purdon and L. J. Slndlc arc homo In RlvcrsTde honoring Mlsa Be­ Minimum last night i---to do* any kind of* top, last, dollar a pair, sewed on, at Hu. atrice Muriel, whoao engagement to in charge of the Standard OH Co., Rain,'trace.' side curtains and uphol­ son’s Modern Shoe Repair Shop, Mr. Edmund Snyder Wood was . re­ service station in this city nnd they cently announced, the wedding to take will give you standard service nt all 127-61, stery work, arid prices times.' See the advertisement to­ plarc in September. "The largest retail grocers in the are RIGHT. Garden flowers were used effective­ day. Get tho habit Call Sanford Matt­ world” is the way the Atlantic & ly In decorating, and marking the ress factory. Wc gnarantee to can Walter Rose of tho Rose Invest­ Pacific Tea Co.r put It today In .their for all mattress troubles. Phone 402. places where tallica done In sprays of advertisement quoting you very low ment Company of Orlando was in I H r Tfco rrm l flowers In pastel shades. prices on many articles in the grocory NEW ORLEANS, Aug.,31.—£ Sovcral progressions of bridge were tho city today looking them over. He line. The A. & P. also carry a full enjoyed nnd after the game the play­ attended the Chamber of Commerce line of fresh fruits nnd vegetables. 11 o’cloc kcull:‘ October 2I.Q0, L> Hoe the fall line of HtornoSchsifn te r 24.CK. ers holding tho highest totals were dinner at the Hotel Vnldex and lonrnTailoring at B. L. Perkins' Reprtsn^ ed something of the City Substantial, presented with prixes, Tho first prize tntive there from Aug. 31st to 8«yU It la said by those who know that CiriCAC.O. Aug. 31.—Opening grain n cut glass powder Jar, was won by tial. 4th inclusive.. . 131-3U and building supplies nnd you ahoula Miss Eleanor Lytle, the second, n Ma­ priccn: Wheat, December 1.06 3-8 to S»m Bnumcl leaves for New York this is the time to buy your lumber deira hnndkerchief, being awarded to 6-8, May M l 1-4 to 3-8; Corn, Dcci tomorrow night nnd if there Is any­ see tho Hjll Lumbor Company right 07 3-4 to'CS? Oats, Dec. 30 3-3 to 1-2. LORD’S p y R IT Y WATER } Mrs. Orville Klinglc. away for they have the proper maSample Bottle (Sri The guest of honor received n set thing special that anyone would llko .— .........._..5o4 of Madeira tea napkins, aa a memento for him to purchase in tho eastern Tickets, 12- bottles ......... $1.00 markets he will tnkc your order and o f the afternoon. get It for you gladly. Let him know Spoc|ul rate to those using thrw A fter the nwarding of prlxca an Ico bottles or more per day.—M. M. Lori, course was served on the card tables, any tlmo tomorrow. \ Owner and Distributor. 131-Stc' which were laid with dainty embroidFrank Akers says he hss no ba­ crcd covers. During the game can­ nanas but tho Frank Akers Tiro Com­ AW AITS YOU dies were served. A CHEERFUL WELI pany will give you more for your Miss Slauter was assisted In look­ money than you will ever get in this ing after the plcnsurc of the guests life. They have everything for tho by her mother, Mra. R. I—Slauter, nnd motorist and that Good Gulf Gaso­ sister, Miss HHdcgarde Slauter. The Snnford Feed & Supply Com­ line. „• The affair waa Informal, and was pany have nn advertisement today enjoyed by tho honoreo nnd a numThe San Junn Gnrngo have just re­ that rhoUld interest evoryono buying l>cr of her most Intimntc friends, three ceived a line of the flno Studcbnkcra feed o f any kind. Tho Sanford Feed tables of plnycrn being tho guests of Si Supply Co., have the best feeds Mlsa Slauter on thin occnslon.—Times- that arc said to be among the finest over brought to this city. They hnve and the best prices nnd they will Union. the open anil closed models nnd they treat you right. They carry feed, urc beauties. See their advertisement nay, grain and fertilixers. NEWS OF BABY THE PARADE. today and inspect the now cars. BeHy Comp>son inTHd Word has brim received here of the Rnsmount P<ctuie . . Reginald Holly brought home his •The Wterrun VWh four f«ce», Piggly W iggly hnvo some special wedding o f Wilt Strlngfellow to Miss wife and baby last night to bo sure A Herbert Ocnon Pioduc'an ' PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. bargains fo r you tomorrow and you R d W G arela of JnckaonvIHo. jThn to have a prize winner In the Bdby LbtUa: EVEftV ROOM OUTSIDE. CORN must read the advertisement in tho wedding took place nt • Gainesville Parade. s e v e r a l 'days ago. Mr. HtringfelloW Herald as usual nnd sec what they hnvo to offer you for your money. is staying with the family of hia i^ n ia ia H a iiu ii Mr. Frank Akers of the Frank Piggly W iggly is there with the goods uncle J. D. Strlngfellow at Gaines­ Akers Tire Co., agrees to hold any every time- Save your money by ville where he la being treated. He has been very IU for the past year. trading at Piggly Wiggly. llrpyam returned homo last night from Frost Proof and Lake Wales where they spent the past week os the giicsts of friends and relative*.1’ 1 1,1 » " , Charles Britt, Clarcnco Mahoney nnd Mr. Chapman loft this morning In the Britt car. Mr. Britt going to Connclnvillc, Pa., where ho will Join his family, who are visiting relatives for six weeks. The latter two are go­ ing to North Carolina for a short stay. [ ALL MATERIAL A^D WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Seminole Athletic Club announces Mrs. A. S. Perry of Jacksonville rain or shine the big baby parade is the guest of Mrs. McDougnll on nnd Ijtbor I)ny celebration will take Celery avenue. Mrs. I’orry will be placo nt ljtke Monroe, Monroe school refnembered by many Sanford friends grounds. as she resided here for several years while Mr. Perry wns the local man­ p. Mi Elder nnd Aldlnc McMIchnel ager of the Southern Ilcll Telephone want to borrow a baby to push In „ tho baby parade nt Lnko Monroe next Co., here. CAUGHT Monday. Raumel’s Specialty Shop announces I Misstoday that they have just received WOMAN SHOOTS turned TUB WRONG MAN several shipments of new fall dresses g the and hats suitable for the girls going n tho away to college or • those attending tho schools: Very flno representa­ tion of the season’s newest styles. They will be on display tomorrow. A Tennessee man was given ir You are cordially Invited to Inspect the stock. See tho advertisement In dnya for shaking hia wife. Ah, t going to jail la one good way this issue for popular prices. shako her. SPOT IN SAN FO R D K at 7:30 and 9:15 I*. M A rolling atoms gathers no moss, mcht in this issue cnlling your aiAs a general thing, when a man tentinn to special prices on groceries. Good groceries at living prices nnd thinks he Is repenting he Is merely tho old reliable McCulIcr Service is being sorry that he baa the ilddler what tho advertisement tells yon nnd to pay Hee the fall line of Slorra-Schairer tho prices on guaranteed goods Tailoring at,B, L. Perkins’ Reprtaen. tatlve there from Aug. Slat to Sept, ilk liwlu.lvr. * t3I-3t€ ■TO D A Y- STORE 15 PRIZES —Don’ t Miss Itl ed Artists Present IGE ARL1SS in Johnny Jones in ''Broadcasting” * Klwanis Club will show a Sanford n. Come and see If you ate thette! A T U R D A V------- •------- -— ■— 11am Fox Presents JGHTED RANGERS" omantfc melodrama Gardner”— Fox Newr— Mutt and Jeff The#ord’« Black-Draught U nr Medicine (Vegetable) Praised by die Head of a Louisiana Fam ily. ••> ■___ • • » . Lake Chart**, Lav—"I don't know whit we would have done had we wot tod Black-Draught. It aure la one ol the beat medicines made, and amsure tho best1liver medicine," said Mr. Henry Garrett, o<this city. u •'My whole family tract It" continued i Mr. Garrett ‘ "My-wUe m y *«he believe* »;S F WHICH W ILL CLOSE TOMORROW NIGHT (SAT­ . URDAY) . $16.00 to $37.50 MEN'S A LL WOOL SU ITS......... - ............................. ... $2.98 to $'7.00 LADIES' SHOES.................................................... ,...$198 to $7.50 MEN’S SHOES.............................*........................... LADIES' GINGHAM DRESSES, very special, at, each 36-INCH SCOUT PERCALE, at, per yard.................. 26-INCH PERCALE, at, per yard ................. TISSUE DRESS GINGHAMS, 82-inches wide, at, per yard DRESS GINGHAMS, 32-inches wide, at, per yard . DRESS GINGHAMS, 32-lnches wide, at, per yard A L L $2.00 81LKS, at, per yard ... .......... :.... A L L $2.50 BILKS, at, per yard *...................... . MEN’S DRESS SHIRKS, at, each ...................... MEN’S UNION SUITS, at, each .‘..'i:.......... ..........:< IF IT IS A N E W FALJ, DRESS, WE HAVE THEM I N S I L ^ D ^ O O L [ V ■ > j i . ’ P p I I ^ TW ILL 5**3 it; use Black-Draught for Bid It it dee. pills sad tabieta and other ut they never seemed to do w I It* a real baigito. Ir ha* a low um and medium skirt. Made In dui» able pink or white couida rite* B, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY ‘ • Music to all Pictures ....... IQ «tjd, 20 Cents ............... - .....10 and 15 Cent* < 1 r■ *. ■ ' ■ ■ K ' M fi toM raar’ 1y 0 S 1k i l l w w StLLS IT FQR LESS Sold everywhere. NC-148 W �/•l.itM ilfiniiiilin* IT) D A ILY HERALD, W keflcy'SecsBig De- ~ mand for Citrus Fruit Better Grading,. Packing arid Adver Using Ilavlng Effect,—Sees Ne­ cessity For Lower Freight Rates. r»| Just returned from a tour of the larger northern markets, F. I* Skelly o f Orlando, manager of the American Fruit Growers, Inc., Is of the opinion that Florida grown ordnges npd grapefruit stand higher * today In the opinion of the fruit handling trade than at any time in the hlsioffy of the Industry here. The continued Improvement In grading and packing practices which has fea­ tured the last few years hns made many friends where previously there was a tendency to distrust these Florida products, • The present dependability of the leading Florida .packs has, in his opinion, won friends among the trade which arc o f equal value to the nrmy o f consumers who havo made tho ac­ quaintance of Florida grapefruit and oranges through tho advertising of the principal shippers. Thus Flori da citrus fruits now are able to ob tain the fullest appreciation of the consuming public to which their uni­ form juiciness and superior quality entitle them. Mr. Skelly says he was greatly gratified with the advertising plans for the coming season on illue Goose and AFG f lorida citrus fruits, which he recently went over with the' ad­ vertising department and with N. W. Ayer A Son, the big advertising agency which- handles the organiza­ tion's business, Tho Increased scope and greater intensiveness of tho ad­ vertising effort in northern news­ papers, ho is confident, will have con­ siderable effect. General business conditions must of course largely affect tho recep­ tion in the markets of the coming season's large citrus crops from both Florida and California. Mr- Skelly reports that throughout the larger manufacturing centers business con­ ditions are generally excellent. There Is no unemployment situation in sight, unless It shall be created through strikes or labor disputes. Wages are excellent in almost all manufacturing industries, and employees are pros­ perous. On the other hand, tho middie west and the western part of the country, where the principal depend­ ence is upon Agriculture, do not ex­ hibit the same sort of prosperity as Is sho«(rh^t«*|Ml3t»<ir.-:|}va*itfaeturing centers. The farmers generally.have not been making money, and the e f­ fect is noticeable throughout the bus­ iness fabric of tho sections in which the agricultural interest is para­ mount. Mr. Skelly regards ns n good sign the recent upturn In the prices being realized in the leading mnrkets for California Valencia oranges, which for some time previously had not been obtaining the, close attention of the trade. He hns not changed his mind in the slightest as to the absolute necessity for Florida growers and shippers not only forestalling the proposed in­ crease in refrigeration charges, but repeated in no uncertain language his previously expressed belief that the time is now ripe for Florida to insist upon obtaining a readjustment o f freight rates on citnts fruits, which will permit of their distribu­ tion over u Inrgor portion of the country i t nil times of the year when shipping is practicable, lie says the American Fruit Growers, Inc., will exert itself to tho utmost to do its part in bringing about such a read­ justment just as prom ptly as possi­ ble,— Orlando Sentinel. COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK School teachers should give the same advice to children who have coughs as did this Florida teacher. “ I recommend FOLEY'S HONEY AND T A R to the children in my school who had the 'flu* and good results came whenever it was used,” writes Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee, Flor­ ida. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates. Ingredients printed on the wrapper. Quickly relieves colds, coughs and croup. Sold everywhere. — Adv. ’Starving” Germans in|f to Football Now MONTGQM Eify’* Ala., Sept- .4.— Alnbanm'* sporting fans are turning their head* toyrqrd football fnr the next three mouths nnd with nn array o f Major battles scheduled, Intoroat la expected to be at 'fever heat. Important battles scheduled for tho entire season follow: September 20— Union University Vs. Alabama a t , Birmingham. October 0— Auburn vs. Birming­ ham-Southern” a t ' Montgomery. Octogef 0— University of Miss.'vs. Alabama ht Tuscaloosa. October 13— Mississippi College vs. Birmingham-Southern ut Birming­ ham. October 20—Scwai.cc vs. Alnbamn nt Birmingham. * October 27—fCamp Henning va. Auburn ht. Auburn. October 27—Spring Ilifi vs. Ala* hnmn nt MobileNovombor t>—Illnnhipiinm-Southorn vs. Chattanooga nt Gadsden. November 10—AtiUitli vs. Tulanc nt Mopt"omcTy. Reports of ''starving" pcopfo come from Germany. Hen nr* sows November 10—Alnhrma vs. Ken­ of tho more prosperous of mem at play on iho Ixacli at NfJKirnoy tucky nt Tuscaloosa. yrbere silk pojonm* or* touch In display, yet 7 C1! oo sumclnt j J Urr-v November lib—Union University vs. Kirniinghnm-SouthCni nt Montgom­ ery. “ I am a Progressive, but I Favor Retaining the November 17—Centre vs. Auburn at Birmingham. Things That A re Good” November 21—Georgia vs. Ala­ bama nt Montgomery. By A L V A B. ADAMS, New U. S. Senator From Colorado. * November 20— Alabama vs. Florida at Birmingham. T M A Y bo that 'government ownership and control is (lie solution of the transportation problem, but I believe n further ted of private Southern League Will ownership o f the railroads, with continued government supervision, Close September 23rd should be made. I favor tho repeal of,the Esch-Ctimmins law creating the rnilrond BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 4—With less labor board. It hns not worked well. It has served ns a source of irrita­ than a month to play, Southern tion among railroad men rather tlinn as n means o f soothing them. Its League baseball players are prepar­ ing for tile i>aco of swiftness that mission is good, hut tho results nro not good because neither side is will bo set in going down the home­ committed to abide by the decisions of the board, stretch which separates them from I am in favor o f law enforcement, nnd that npplies to the Eighteenth the close o f tho seas on, September 23riorencsa in standing has marked the amendment. I am in sympathy with most of tho economic -purposes of the farm race in the “ Dixie Major" all season, nt ono time only six games separat­ bloc, but I do not think blocs should exert their infiiienco to the detri­ ing tho taii-crulers from the leaders. ment of the whole, nnd I doubt their wisdom nnd propriety. New Orleans, out in front nt the I am in favor o f an adequate nnd effective line of defense. Wo ought present, hnss hown a marked lighting to bo twit or prepnred than wo were in 1017. I am in sympathy with nrms ability in obtaining the leadership a limitation in a funeral way, nnd in favor of anything that will mnko month ago nnd holding steadfastly to rnr more improbable, hut I think tho nrms limitations treaty is less it. Mobile, pennant winner last sea­ son, however^ is close in the rear of effective than tho lengun o f nntions plan for preventing conflict. the Pelican*. Tho international policies of Senator I/aFolletto nnd thosQ^who agree Since tho season opened in April, with him do not meet my approval. I am a progressive nnd I believe in every team' in the league has been eliminating tho had things in our government, hut I am in favor of dangerously near if not nt the top of the league standing with the single retaining tho t}iings that aro good. exception, o f .Little Bock. Nashville Tho government should stop child lulior of tho kind that stunts tho at one iline had a cleiwUaad in the :child's ‘growTTh*- T1 to -goveriiifffnl 71fMltil prevent 'working.conditions in­ pennnnr cljnsc, giving "vvHy before sanitary or destructive o f tho moral or physical" welfare of tho worker. New Orleans. Especially among women n far greater hazard of evil results from low Mobile duripg tho last fortnight hns bean -within easy striking dis­ wages rather thnn from long hours. Tho preservation o f peace iB of fnr greater importnneo than tho tance, hut n series with New Orleans success of political pnrties, and if the President and his pnrty can of nine gnmcb found the going so hotly contested thUt* teams came from promote world peace I shall ho glad to supjvort their efforts. I hope the the series with littlfc’ change in their senate will give its consent to membership in tho InternationaL^Court standing. of Jnstico. Birmingham has Jurt reaped rev­ enge from Atlanta by takiiq; live <mt street of a Florida enst coast tourist of seven games and getting one draw Peanut Great Crop city. He noted the presence o f oil from the Crackers, climbing to third To Be Grown in Florida ■in large quantity, and brought tho place at their expense. I Better Than Others WEST I’ALM BEACH, Fin-, Sept. 4.— Peanuts grown in tho murk, or peat, soil of the Florida Everglades lucked o market equal to the volume o f production lieenuse they were “ too soft.*’ No ono gave thought to why the nuts were soft; the growers iu> cepte.l the verdict of the firms which roust peanuts thut: the nuts were not available and ceased .to raise them except for use o f the vines us Imy. Now the “ spftnoss” of the Ever­ glades pcuiiut has been found to bo 0 merit. The nuts do not 'roast well because of the high percentage of oil, or fnts, they contain but the possession of unusually large oil con­ tent makes them desirable for the oil. During his winter vueution in Flor­ ida a New Englander ate a hag of till* Everglades peanuts sold on the fuct to the attention of associates in Ills firm. The result of an investi­ gation that was made was that the New England firm has purchased 72,000 acres of Everglades muck land, bought site* for warehouses and docks on the const nnd announces that it will plant the acreage to pea­ nuts, ship the nuts to a New Eng­ land port, crush the nuts to extract the oil nnd use the oil in a cooking compound or Vegetable fat. Preparation of the 72,000 acre tract purchased by the company requires construction of a drainage cunai auxiliary to the main outlet canals of the Everglades drainage district. It will serve fbr transportation as well as for drainage. The cunai will be 45 miles long, 80 feet wide, nnd. deep enough to move barges from the plantation to a harbor on the Atlantic ocean. S E iT E M IiE lt’E GOLDEN ABE UPON US. ’■ T>~" • - ■ • be turning to Florida as a refu from tho snows .arid cold of winter nnd they wjll soon be coming ^ crowds, bringing more wealth, mnrk of which they wilt leave with us |n exchange for our sunshine and fruit, Florida shout'd welcome the coming of September, even If it does presage the ending og another year. It |3 our seed time and harvest time com. blncd, which is a truth that can bo said of no other state. All hail it, golden days!—Tampa /Times. OnceTfouiDc Put M O T O R O IL , In Your Motor and given it a test, you w ill not be satisfied with any other m otor oil. Polarine is made in one o f the world’s greatest refineries, from the heart o f specially-selected “ crudes distilled, refined and filtered to just the proper grade o f oiliness. It is transported from the refineries to your dealer’s tanks and dispensed by liim with such care that you may be assured o f its purity, regardless o f whether you buy it in bulk or in packages. ** A s k your dealer to consult the chart o f recommendations and tell you just what grade o f Polarine to use. A fter you have done this, the simple recipe lor motor satisfaction is to watch your quantity and have your crank case drained every six or seven hundred t _miles and refilled with Polarine; then , stick "to the " grade the" chart has l i recommended. September's “ golden days’* are with us once again. Tho summer days with their heat and languor, their pic­ nics and vacations, their fleeting joys and sorrows, their copious rains and welcome sunshine have passed away and are numbered among the thingr that were. Summer is gone and fall is here. It lias a different significance in sunny Florida from that it has in Ibss favored slates. Up north it means the ending oT the strenuous work of summer, the gathering of the crops into barns and granaries, the gorgeous coloring and eventual falling of the leaves, the county fairs and the necessary pre­ paration for a long, cold winter. If those preparations include a trip to Florida, ns they often do in these days of automobiles nnd easy, corn- First to Swim From France to England 0 r> line s X v ^ v ’NAH, Gm., .Sept. 4.— More thaig 100 representatives of, the freight traffic and commercnal de­ partments o f tho Atlantic Coast Una railway met in Savannah yesterday ta discusb the affairs of the system. It was a get-together meeting with visitors from as far North as Massa­ chusetts! sS far West as Illinois and os far &outh as Florida. C McD. Davis of;Wilmington, N. C., assistant freight {nanqger .presided. Repre­ sentative# o f the board o f trade ex­ tended the delegates a welcome. The morning Was given over to business discussions. In the afternoon the visitors went to Tybee Beach for re­ creation. Moat of them returned *r ih lttj Ihij'cocdsLnrc germinating'«£<! fast tuVnlng Inio'tcnAe/ j/reLn'plafua that will later bo transferred Into lone rows In In tho Acids to brlnpr joy and wonlth to. the fortunate trucker and pleasure and satisfaction to tho northern, consumer, as they bring tho choicest products , o f tho Hummer to them In the middle o f win­ ter's snow and lee- Tho oranges arc filling with delicious and health-glv-' ing juices and will soon bo turning to golden globes amid the evergreen That means work,, work folingc. that will bring wealth. DAYS A. £ L. R A IL W A Y MEN / MET IN S AV A N N AH leet night, fortallic nnuJjsp^dy R t ^ v o l. ’Jby W much of Joyuus .mtfripalion is the pleasure enhanced, for the lure of Florida is nlwnys present^ in every northern home, ./.I « * 4' *•# With us of the fnr south, Septem­ ber strikes n different note. The days of Idloners, of listless lounging in the shade, with cooling drinks in easy reach, arc pass, and tho strenous work of the year la just beginningNo time then for- fairs and picnics. Tho’ farmers are afield with the ris­ ing sun, looking afte't their seed beds, where. under (cntiid *' coverings of is mndo and dwprtnsefl with the name caru na Polarine. There ia juat much differ­ ence in the quality o f Kannhncsi as there in in the quality,of motor u.U. Letter stick to tho standard cud use Crown Gasoline, OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY Enrique Tiraborbl, Argentine millionaire', as he neared the shore at Dover, haring crossed from Calais,, English Channel from France to Eqgtand. His time was nine hours better n the cbonnet from B w h a l to Jraann*............. �acid phosphate AND SOIL ACIDITY . SAN*OttD- LIBRARY* * Beoiu Received lit August. SEMINOLE ATHLETIC, CLUB ECHOES. Mount Dorn, Mrs. W. E. ■TutUe, .Mount a s Or­ lando, Mrs. John Leonard!, Sanford, all ng;cc that 225 o f America'* finest girht and boys wo put before them to Judge, and refeVet each ■and cvctty o,nc could .not win firnt capital prise.' Mr*. Victor Cheek says she hat lh«r feeling that thin is Xmas, writinjr or-' dors for gifts, delivering gifts, ,‘rtel, to prize winners. Those balloons and balls wore Mrs. Check's and Mr. Deebcr of McCrory's were personal gifts to the babies, Does acid phosphate make tho soil -----1 ■ ■ acid or sour T . i,’ Non-Fictlo*.,, *; j The fooball tpani wfil meet at the Acid phosphate consista o f lime, “ Life 6f Ghrii^l* fhy ClbWtnl Pn- Parlrty 1Ifoute tonight. Mr. Qu* sulfur and phmqthorus. -Among these pinl (translated by -Dorothy 'pan fluId. Schntahjo working hard to get hlfi only sulfur is regarded as having A simple uhil aftacorta ctory^ q f tlie team all lined up. possibilities of creating soil acidity; life of t|tt» Saviour by okt* of Italy’s .Mr. C-ha». Bell, our vieo president but in acid phosphnte the .lime and sarkH may or may not be destroy­ greatest.’wrlteru; formerly nu atheist, wants a week’ll solid sloop to make sulfur combine, tho llmo’ eliminating ed, depending upon the materials ho has cunte to bolievo with all hfs Dt* for lust hours fixing the barbecue. its acidity. used, but whether they are destroyed hentj.) Tho Unto of which wo shall long for Therefore when acid phosphate is or not need not be signicant. It 1* Caritcntcra’ and Builders’ Guido. until the next big celebration.. 4 applied to soils it doe* not mnke the available plant food contained In Four vnlumos with Frank Graham, Mr. Potter Lancing, although a them acid. Long uses of acid phos­ tho sacks, an shown by . chemical adviser in chief and . published by new bridegroom of less than a Juck Stewart Holly—-Some B o y phate by the Ohio Experiment Sta analysis, and not their ability to de­ Andol in his famous educational so­ nhtfith’s duration directed Ltxxics, clover sport. Rut look at his grand­ tion and other station* show no signs vour sacks that marks their plant lid . Henry* and all intermediate classes father, our own Bob. There's the of increased acidity in the soli and feeding value. “ Through the Wheat,” by Thomas up to Pietce-Arrowa most nuccvssful- t onion. agricultural authorities are agreed Those- who, for tho purposo of sell­ Boyd, “ lloy-.i haa written n good ly and no enrs were stuck owing to that acid phosphate doc* no Injury. ing other forms of phosphate, would book because lie ha:t stuck to the his capable management. Ho wan The only reason the word “ Acid” claim that ncld phosphate will make ve is a story of his own platoon, of what one ably assisted by Mr. Carl Muse. has been used In tho ' term “ ncld the soil acid, assume that the farmer -man sow, heard and did, nnd hnw * Apparently Victor Check, did not .Film ■Sensation phosphate” in to indicate that the in ignorant and nro welling to appeal Ihero things impressed* hint,” — Am­ phosphate has ben made soluble by to his prejudice, which, of course, Is rprnin hi* wrist taking in $ioi:cy nt pnjn pfegri has been rent In Amcrlerican Legion Weekly. ^ C J K iS f U M the acid process. A more exact term the gale a:i lie left early luosday c’a In n number o f photoplays, such as Western Tales. X *TH<2W for acid phosphato would lie "soluble morning for Cornnndrt Bench to bqat j fipnnslon*” which ntadi'. her name a Bindloss: X O n l y lime phosphate.” NEW BUS LIN K 1-OK tlie world’s-record catching big linro. ihOusohold word in this country almost Prescott of Snsrntchownn. S T A K .T T H £ rti The llmo is jn combination with Mr, Edward Bender, ttuc treanuror,! ovoinight, Tollowcd by "Ono Arabian SEMINOLE COUNTY The Wililernesn Mine. the phosphorus ns well ns with Uto who also was gate ticket man, to-(N igh t" (mnrl« from Max Reinhnrdl’a Carmen’s Messenger. ^ S sulfur. The dime-phosphorus combi­ Oviedo, Fla., Sept. 6.—Tho Rod gethcr with Victor Chock, made nn j wttrplcss play "SumurtW"), "Gypsy Ilower: nation is one part lime to 'one part Star llu i l.ino ik tho nnnte of the new excellent team mate. A t I p. m. i Blood," adapted from Prosper Meri* Flying-U Ranch. phosphorus. In that combination it Automobile Bus which is now# making joined tlie baseball tqam. Oh, vdoll,| n;ei ’* "Carmen,1 ” and “ Vcndelta,” but Flying-U Ranch’s Ijr ,l Stand. is soluble in water and ready for the tegular scheduled trips between San­ yon know tho nenro oV bourne. S. A ., never in nnytlUng quite like her now Gregory: " C. beat. plant to absorb an food. A little of ford, Oviedo and Clinluota. This Ooldwyn picture, “ Mnd I.ove," which The Joyous Tioufilo Maker. , the phosphorus in acid pho.-.phale line is only n week old, hut In this Evety dollar spent by Seminole Icjll lie the nttrartidn nt the Milnne Judith of Uluo Lake Ranch, may be in a combination: of two parts short time bur.inc.ts has been very Athletic Cltdi for the Laitoc Day cele­ Theatre for tudny, niatinec nnd Man to Man. of lime and one of phosphorus. good, and the owners have now placed bration wan spent In Seminole coun­ niglit. .,.V *< Rninci When sulfuric acid is applied to their order for u much larger and ty. And If any one Into any com­ A Man Four-Squnie. As Sappho, a ItSlfuftfhl and1notor­ I make the pltoaphorun or rock phos­ bettor bus, which they hope to have plaint::, suggestions or comments, ious woman who, in the argu^^f the The Big-Town Rouml-Up. phate soluble, the sulfuric acid is im­ in operation about October 1. The please write llio president, Victor day, would he called o vampire,' she •ivy: mediately changed to sulfate of lime new bus will hold front twelve to fif­ Chink. We welcome criticism. — -----lots loo.so- the flood of her personal Ioist of the Plainsman. or gypsum- Hi this form R ls no teen passengers, besides being able to IJglit of tho Western Stars. Mr. C. Benton furnishnl tho nudes j nmirm lism, that sensuous lure of longer acid. cany trunks and other packages. for the races. Ry-lhe-wny, if you j beautifully moulded, which lias been Lone Star Ranger. This change is brought about by •It is quite a convenience to Oviedo nred mules, tamo or huckirg, cnll j L?lf* characteristic of the world’s moat U. P. Trail. the sulfuric ncld taking nomo o f the nnd Chuluatn citizens to have this v/ontlcrful women. mi Mr. Benton. Wildfire. lime away from the phosphorus in Hite in operation, as it cnnblcif them Betty 7.arr. Same moot carters, Jrrso Leo, Joe hold es the rock phosphate. Stripped of two to receive the Sanford Daily Herald Rainbow Trail. HAM RICE SUSPENDED Vennir’g, Ilenty Leo, Mr. W ed, and atoms of lime the phonphorus be­ about forty minutes after it is tho Tho Border I-eglon. the ether lino looking boya brldnd the comes water soluble plant food. The street in Sanford, something the resi­ BOSTON, Sept. E.—Sam lUco, the Gold, by Stewart Edward White. sulfur having the stronger pull, or dents here have never unjjyed before. , ,, . i i i l i i i iii'iuur in mu tvasiungton / T V ’ I-nttl Chance, by Peter Kyne. 'T The h e g i.l, iili in tln.se nifty npronn a n d ri« ht fII“ ,‘,or of’,ml.ho, Wa,h‘n^ ... Diane apron, and ‘n been stispbmlcd affinity for lime, taken lime away The Rod Star bu« lire maintain;! Because of the demand for. ctorleo enpincar*., wero nil Seminole Athletic Club ,;t|Wl(.ly Manager DonniABusi, from phosphorus. tho following schedule, connecting of adventure in tho West, there have gi ‘ angi.Is, aide wotliers, courte.y n»'d aouitred Into last nlffKt. The pem Lime is, .therefore, asoclntod with with all East Coast trains at Cltubeen bought in the -Hunttlng Co.’s smiling. night. Tlie pemilty tmiiing. “ 1 every atom of sulfur and phosphorus luotn, also all fhu JnipdHanl trains heenwm o f Rice’s tco csi wed bucks nnd strengthened cov­ You v e Torn Bell, we all vote you ns u lur- was Inflicted ............ ................... in acid phosphnte. In fnct, ncld phos­ of Sanford: : m rtxcmmus argument with his manager Mrs OLD ers. For the same reason children’s I SAY ( FOSSIL Ywk WAOO/4 U’cue L in g -fo r you rc.Mr.Inly d 'i w)icsi’ hu^ wasTritlcIzed for hla playiiijf phate is no more likely to render ws wire •> books where hard usage in expected WAS RAH AWAY I Leave Chlulotn at 7:110 nnd It a. Whow how to fix tlie real meat, nnd I j ,inH in tho r.cco"<l •»-** ALWAYS \ WILLVlSWt, soils acid or Bour than raw rock JUST WHITT aic ordered "ro-sewed.” However, Oh, Boy, didn’t every one enjoy it. 1 mc in. Leave Oviedo at 7:55 nnd 11:25 lhc Uc(J Sox> A m c c c t . lHi3 NECKliJ I WAMTVD phosphnte, or basic sing, or bone THCM RU<iJ the strongest hack can be broken, and a. m. Arrive Sanford fbfiO n. m. nnd The judges, Mrs. W. *P. Wlngier, V 3 cA TV “ meal, orfrock phosphate*htlujb" ny/tilwe urge .parents to encourage the 42:50 noun. ,I/-a,vivs San/onb 0 a. mi. able by non-acid methods. Thnt acid young Venders to •takepride iu re­ and 5:20 p. in. Arrive Oviedo 0:50 phosphate docs not render soils acid naming books to the library, in ns n. m and 5:50 p. m. Arriving Chu"?SU generally conceded by soil chem­ good condition an they receive them. luota 10:20 a. m. and 4:40 p. m, giv­ ists. • Attractive Juveniles: ing double daily service both ways. Alkalies arc the opposite of acids. “ Little Grey House,” and 'DnughSuccess has been assured the line, and One in ns dangerous as the other. In tern of tho Little Grey Houso,” by it in only a question of a short time WHATVo certain sections of this countiy black Marian Ames Taggart. until the number of autos on the run a f t e r / alkali” is more dangerous than acidity “ Honrded-up House," a mystery will havi to bo increased. j i i n i n i i has ever been known to bo. ntoiy l>y A. H. rfcamnn. A farmer who docs not realize that “ Helen Over the Wall,” by II. Gil­ FOURTH-CLASS POST‘P a t t j some acids nre necessary elements of christ. MASTER EXAM INATION plant foods an well us some alkalies, “ MisB Minervo on tho Old Planta­ C a s h ! is likely to be misled Into believing tion," by Kntnia Sampson. . Tim United titles Civil Sorvico that acids nre always to bo avoidoJ. Easy Iteadiug. Commission has announced an exami­ Tuke sulfur, an acid-forming nubphylis May and Ilor Dollies, by nation to he held at Sanford, Fin., stance: Sulfur is a nqcossuiy plant Haze] Urubker. on October 0, 1025, ns. n result of fo^jRjSjjinojsoiln aro no deficient in When Sarult Saved the Day, by i + II , which it in expected to make certifi- Republican National Robs Calomel of sulraFthnt if it wero not appliud in B If you’re after good health'— you’ll find it in our groc«rle». Singmester. callotf to fill a contemplated vacancy acid phosphate She farmer would If you want to save money, this in the wton* to pntronlze»s If Committeeman Dead Nausea and Danger The W. Chuck Family, by Pauline in tho position of fourth-class post­ have to buy and apply it to got tin 5 you arc wUllnij to phone WE W ILL DELIVER IT TO YOUR Howard. master at Enterprise nnd other va­ S HOME. Medicinal Virtues Retained and Im­ 411) T|lf A ssu rl nlnt l'rcaat best crop yields. Little Billie Bowlegs, by Strnpp. cancies na they ntny occur at thnt LONDQNnERRY, N. H., Sept. 4.— It has been found that with pota­ proved— Dangerous and Sickening Brownies—Their Book, by Palmer office, unless it shall be decided In Henry F. MacGregor, of Houston, toes that I l l s a'u advantage to apply Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ Cox. the interest)! of the .service to fill any three times a member o f tho Repub­ sulfur to the soil wlu-io acid p k i» Four ’Twin Book*," let Culled “ Calotabn” vacancy by reinstnlcmonh Thc.com- lican .National, committee from that phate has been ured in order to cieMexican, Eskimo, Japanese, and penwttion of the postmaster at this Htatq and'a personal friend o f former ----- L. lie a certain amount of noil acidity Tli*' liltc-t IrJumiili of modern si-1- Scotch. office was for the last fiscal President Harding, died lust night at to prevent the development of potato rncii! Is a "ilo-nauseated" calomel tut*Boy Scout Books, (douoted by Goo. year. - ’ , :< t l :n »u n in tliu ilrui; Ira do us *‘('nluItiit summer home here. scab. Acid phosphate being neutral tn!>•>.** Calomel. l 'i « un-si m-m-mllt Knight, Jr.,)Ninclqdes three by How­ Applicants must have reached their us. ful or nil mi dicin'-* ilm.i r a t e r , could not create the desired acidity. uiii.ii n witter lit1,1 o f |>n|Hil:irll>',— ard Pnyaon: twenty-first birthday oil the dntc of “P A Y DAY* IS A MAG­ Citrus grower.i of Florida are fcar-j pui-iriftl an.i r t f Iin.I (rum ilmsi- »l> "Boy Scouts for Uncle Sam." the examination, with the exception 'Uxtlblt-x which have ImreNET K «lt CROWDS |I'-t-tlonnhln ful of alkalinity believing that too “ Boy Scouta Under Settled Order4,” t o f « n - ilmltt-ii i i » tin*. that in o State wlteie women nro de­ In hitlnu-iir-t;*, p>iistl|iiillnn. he ad­ much lime will cause Trenching. They “ Boy Scouts on tho Range.” ach e* nail liiitlunsMon, ninl III a um al clared by statute to bo at full age “ Pay Day.” hive been more anxiouu to have a vurloiy o f 'liver. Mtnttncli amt fcidnoy Thioc titles, by 'Gordon* Stuart, nre: for all purposes at eighteen years, 5 LBS. WITH EACH §3.00 ORDER Charies^Chaplin lias token the most tmiiltli'S ml).in, I n-us tin* nn-.u sueneutral or slightly acid Boil titan an “ Boy Scouts itt Indian laind." t-<-jsrul remedy. I»ut tut two w n s often women eighteen years of age on the popular day of, any week, month or , --- »..* .,.*...-,* m noiiii riou on alkali condition. lii-itlcrtvd on utiouoi account o[ of its Its sir); ■trltenlin; “ Roy Scouts in Belgium." Li- i-.-. . ------- ’ .— it.«— ” I enslest titnl date of the examination wiii he ad­ ....... r_.i._ *t.iyear for tho title of his latest « n i« n j p ^ M n T nr mVdV.'m ™ ^‘O o till"' In fact. If far mors genoraly knew “ Boy Scoutv ° f Ihe Air.” tr.OVER BLOOM CREAM CHEEAE, offering nad tile pictdic is living tip, «>»»«• Cnlolnb at hedilino n nw iI ■M L w . . .ith __ — the chemistry of plant foods they mitted. , '•For Uncle .Snm,” ■ by Edward , ,, -...., ,, |. ” .* , I lool<»a or of vv a.U f*!*,iJutl’i alt. Nu Iasi*, " *. . . lo r , -that's all. -Nii Applicants must reside’ within the to M U TTE R, Lb to its it:* title rrlnlrrr. tin n title In in popularity p op ularit y according according tp to mj n , grlplmr. n > nausea* no snlia. a would not for a moment think of ac > Drake. , territory supplied by the post office ihe .. . that . . . tho .. eieoit tiinl ilm nest morn rnitt’da went to Princusa [ lkoo iiinlii’n hittM'n jjienn phosphate as a material that wl “ Boy Allies' Undir Two Flags, by .. , ,i »n;r m;t yon yon am an- fn fe. lli llm; llow. w liir a < lorn. for which the examination is an­ last niglit where it was shown, and Il*i v, u iinilli. <i ayplem nml n Mu » u GOOD WHITE BACON, Streak of L:«n i render soli acid, or regatd it in any Percy Pitxhugh. petite. . Gat w hat you nleano. N) will bo shown again tonight lor the Ulilllter, Streak of Fat, lb, other than tho most readily available nounced. ‘ “ Pigeon Ualali g," by Alice MncThe examination is open to alt clti last time. I'aioialm nee enlil only In nrlalnnl, phosphate for plant uso that acienco Lcod. (Tell* how to housdi how to paCtteKV*. Iirlrn tlilrly-five cents rotis o f the United States who can The prime comedian, who has estab­ 1sealud fo r the larv o fnmlly imrkaKUt ton feed nml caro!for thomL has yet found. coptply with the roqulicmcnt*. COMI*OUND lished a classification limited to him­ routs fo r thw small, trial rise. Y o u r OLD DUTCH Hoak phosphate is not na readily “ Book of letters," Jty Mary Owens Is authorised to refund the Application blanks, Form 1753, and self alone for unusual and original •Ituutrlsl LARD, 111, prl'-e mi a Ktinrmiter Hint y o u wil l he Ciowthcr. (Just as useful to Juniors available as plant food because it CLEANSER, can ilcIlKhtrd with Caluiuhs full information concerning the re ontedy, hue evolved on ctirelf new •thoroughly has not yet been rendered soluble by -(Ailvs.) . na to the grown-ups). qniismcnts o f. the examination ran lino o f gags and laughs for his latest j • - S» i v.**d • R r M « w k tj*. the action (ft ucida. Basic slag Is not M INNIE E. KKT, RUM FOHD H AK bo secured from the pnstmniter nt entedy release. Although ho rctnlnRl quite sortUdflY avaUnblo ns add Librarian. IN G P O W D E R Jb the .place o f vacancy or from the his familiar screen character ha iiah PELICAN'S AND CRACKERS S PLIT phosphate b e r a j ^ t 'h a x to undergo United Stales Civil Service ConimU- changed hik f o r t ie s wilh p plot tluA certain chqnjflpMn the soil before ft ■lou, Washington, D. O. Sam Jones Hurlft No is ctrtAin to fsfrhiah laughs arid becomes water soluble and therefore NEW ORLEANS, Lb., 8*ct 5.— * FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FROM THE FIELD Applications should be properly abundant pyirth. ! ■ t ■ A~r -------lh L y » B UnGaw^ ready for tho plant to use. Certain New Oi lea ns nnd Atlanta divided a oxccutcd and filed-with the commiulnddcntqlly, “ f'*#y Ddy“ i. tho f iu t i --------------------------‘ processes wherein heat Is used to aion at Washington, D. C.t tat the pwterQ Chaplin Ins mails for tho|,Joub,c h,,ftdcr“ f f W afternoon change rock phosphato into a mote P I I I L A D ^ S a , 5 «p l. fi^ S a m j urtil w•« Ml .a .1 f t . , t —I _ L .. t*^*.. t »LA I 'oarliest practical date. schcen since “ Tlie Idle Ciasa,” a mnti- tin- locals winning tlie ifafcgpoxe a to Jonea, of, the Nta* Y ik J; AnutrL-nns-'1 available form dooa not produce much tcr o f aimqst u year. 0 a:td Atlanta taking tits secoutl. 2 to was cr(‘lilted with a no-hit; hr water solublo phosphorus but, like SILVER KAYOS JUDGE L* • game heec yesterday when,lie Cwlrlod ^asic-alag, it may become so under Opening the lid for the insertion o f 1 — • __________ his teutn to a- 2 to 0. victory'aver the the actions of tho aoil. In fact, these TAM PA, Sept. 5.—Lew Silver, of lettcra or parcels automatically loeka! MOBILE, Sept, fi.-Mobllo hatted Philadelphia Athletics, , • phosphate matoriqla thnt arc not wa­ Atlanta, won a technical knockout a.now mall rmcpaclo for rwldencca Pitcher Stewart h »r i and often yee„ „ „ three men reached first base, Only ter soluble at the outset may be­ over Martin Judge, Philadelphia r tho tho AtUotk. Athlcttes. Galloway reeejvedj come solublo rapidly cifough In the ‘" T " ^ . S ! ^ V 4 «“ « « nm . featherweight, In the third of a sched­ S £ » S H T t o t t . |Birmingham, Uto 2. •oil to meet crop requirements, hut a pass In tbp. flr&t inning, In ths uled ten round bout here Monday I experiments of this and other coun­ eighth, Welch reached first on Scptt's night, when Judge 'njured his bond Stvcdcn’a cxlcnaive depoalta o f I' The* Mexican gQvejandnt hai. ap- fumlde and Dykes got on first by tries aro in general agreement In Dear the end o f tho third. Silver had khsclguhr.'ta material that In Ite nat-1 imintcd a coatxnisjdBo M ! orgahite, fotcing Welch! at second. showing that no form o f jihosphorua much t^e better o f the short bout, ural atato can __ ho .eontpretaed into, develop,‘ ^ 4, --I ------- - plan ”and injpirvbe Uve comla as efficient a j tit# .acid treated t l l l t M tot f nJ eorerlng M. ml n n .• eeilidgs, -— ••_! — »-• -exploit J...r .— x plates wallai ntercial pboiphal*, SUGAR, lb. 05c lie 6i r r R“" ’25c THREE B l OCHS FROM H/CH PRICE W O O D C O C K a n iG N E t CSR.Z^St.&SftNFORDAVC *•* f« : , natural j ‘ power tosouicci of that country. 1 Tba Herald fur first class Job work.,and Ooora, are to bo exploited. V i f v i ' ^1- ^, 4?' . ' 1 "■ ' y: 1 Thf Herald'delivered sit times a] weak for itw. - P H •f•»■**• ■*>— •**»r—A—-«kwjg a ik y g J B B I J I H lW ’C.H rIJf. Dili Ns-V i O N E : T S �w r. 3 r i c* rn «< I; If ill h5£ h tz u$ <<T ' *c*s , ±< • *£ -■= .— % . 1 - 5 111 J 1^1 w u 0 3 s = «• *® 3 a >M a “ ^ 2 2 .3 WM 0 •3 a b . &• I *1 . m > u * e£ ^ s * •c cc s 0m �of Twenty Dollar Sort Made1 Appearance 120 Federal Reserve Notes Circullate. In Florida. the *pottery* industry, the value of products in 1B22 w»s $91,9fe6,297, which was. an increase of &A per cent over 1021. , The report* for 1022 involve 1,973 establishment*,' Including 1,651' pri­ marily engaged in tho manufacture of hrirk, tllo, terra-cotta nnd fire-clay products, 270 primarily engaged in the manufacture of {lottery, and 52 In the manufacture of non-clay «refrnctorio*. Of tho 1,973 establish­ ment* reporting in 1922, 331 w jfc lo­ cated iu Ohio ,302 in Pennsylvania, 119 in Illinois; 116 in New Jersey; 101 In New York; 91 in Indinna, 62 in California, 56 in Missouri, 66 in North Carolina, 8B In Iown, 47 in Tcxrt*. 45 iu West Virglnlt, 36 in Kentucky, 34 in Virginia, 33 in MabsarhnnoU*, 31. in Alabama,' 30 in Tennessee, anil the remaining 429 ostnbiinhnicnLs wore distributed through 31’ other stateit. ' *1 PABLO BEACH ’! 15fl II Idlliriff In the tttlcirflf ovty. SMB?* m The' lltUo hog bear, which forw., ly hn« given much trouble to ib residing i*nt' the svrhmp, ha, pJ tically _______ disappeared, according u, a , report*, and f the large black bear weighing between two and three hua' dred pounds, nro making the attirti on livestock. u Reduced Hates for Ge.trgla-Florida Get-Together Meeting. JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Sept. 5.— ACKSO NViLLE, Sept. 4 — The All roiids will lend to Jacksonville Florida Bankers' Association has re­ and Fnhlo Bench on 'September 15, ceived notification from the treasury when at least 30,000 people from department that two new counter­ South Gyorgin nqii Florida will gath­ feit $20 Federal Reserve notes have er at the famous resort nnd partici­ mode their appearance in circulationpate in the 1 Georgin-Floridn GetThey are described in information Together Celebration. furnished by the secret service as follows; The railroads have announced Special rales nnd excursions will be No. 1: On the federal reserve, run on that dato nnd the highway!; bank o f Chicago; check letter D; face nre being put into shape for tho a plate No. 208! back plate No. 583; tomobilp caravans that will pour in D. F. Houston; secretory of thp treas­ from all dtlections. ury; John Bdrke, treasurer o f the Eycry civic organization in Jack­ United States; portrait o f Cleveland. sonville lias invited its sister organ­ This is a photographic production on ization in Florida nnd South Georgia two pieces o f paper between which to attend the celebration os their etlk threads have boeu distributed. gi|csts. Invitations have been sent The portrait'of Cleveland is the moot to every mayor,nml the whole wide noticeable defect, having a flat tinworld is urged, to attend. life-like appearance, nnd should bring Ur. N. B. llcrlong, city commis­ about the ready detection of this . j A Forerunner of a Gencrul sioner of Jacksonville and president counterfeit. The specimen at hnndj lll‘J\ breakdown That Mny Pul You o f the Florida Lcuglio of Municipal•bears No. G-32882532A. The hock * Out of the Running for Life. ties, is chairman af the general cele­ the note is not (in good an too fnee, the fine lines o f the lathe edrork being Quickest Way to Get Well Is bration committee nnd states n pro­ broken in many places and has*an Through New Treatment Con­ gram is being arranged that will unfinished appearanc taining Seventeen Ingredients make the day a historic one in the "No. 2: ^-Ott-thu federal reserve That Renew Every Part of the memories of those who attend. There will he automobile races, foot rncca, bank o f yThocign; cheek letter A ; Body. bathing, dancing nnd other nmuneface plate No. 207; back plate No. 618 F. Houston, secretary of the I f you feel sickly nnd 'good-for- ruent features. One o f the most trea ry John Burke, treasurer of nothing, have u sort of dizziness, dull popular'events in expected to bo'the the United Elates; portrait,of 'Glove* licaiiuche, hack pain,, rhoumnlism, old-fashioned fish fry which will bo and nre subject to indigestion or i-on- sLnged on the' sands of (lie hcrtch, This also appenin to be a aMpnlion, )mv‘* no uppetito nnd can t photographic production on two sleep, watch out! There in grave dan­ with Volunteers in charge of the urines! pieces o f paper between which nilk ger ahead! Any remedy that will give tempo-, The sole purpose of the celebration threads have Wen djatrhuted. The wbrkmanship on this note and the one rary relief to puin and dope you. UP is to bring the people of Florida nnd for a time simply postpones tho filial described above is very much alike, spell nnd make* it worse when i t 1Mouth Georgia, really neighbors sincebut this counterfeit is poorly printed. comes. Tliis is why a complete sys- the coining of good roads, into closei Much of the lathe work in the face .ti-inlc, trenlmbnt is necessory to re-, touch and a morp intimate friend­ ship. appears in solid color instead of the Kah' R°°d health. This complete treatment is found fine lines, Tho neat is |xjur nnd the only in a proscription known ns number of the notes differ, on differ­ Rr-Gu-Mn, which contains seventeen More Lawyers ent specimens submitted to this of­ well known and thoroughly tested Will Be Turned Out fice. Some of (hem have the letter medicines, so skillfully compounded •urn . . . . . . , , . 11that each one performs its function K " prefixed to the number Instead ™ varIous ,!nrlH „ f the body perBy Supreme Court of "G " which is lhe correct letter, ; nnd harmoniously. l’hls remnrknbie prescription thor­ Examinations Will Be Ktiff And Not This counterfeit should be easily tic oughly deunsca the colon rtf its «ctected." More Than 99 Per Gent i-uniulaliim of poisonous refuse, dis­ I'o Pass. , charging it through the proper ehnn-i jnel instead of allowing it to course) Florida Has the Clay ( i l j T h r A**n«'lr»lril I ' r r M l through your veins and empty intoj For BricTi M ami tact me your body. The colon, according to TALI.AllAH KE i:, Sept. 4.— Flori­ Prof. Metrhnikoff *»f the Pastuer In-1 future judges and barristers will Says the Department stitute, Paris, is tho direct cause of da's have an opportunity, soon to display all our aches and pains. In addition, their knowledge of illuekstone’a Com­ w « Could Make Brirk, Tile, Terra Ro-Gu-Ma starts the liver to work pleasantly and naturally without gri­ mentaries when tho state supreme Cotta and Ollier 1'rodurls. ping or purging, purifies nnd, court commences examination of ap­ istlengthens the blood, thus building plicants for admission to the bar. T A i 1 \ ^ r r lnV J rr,,V Tim « • " » . h"«d»hy, rosy flesh that is freo( October 16 is fixed by law as tho date T A L I.A IIAFrSLi*, *1. Tin ^from jiimpli-** nml uthor blcifliijhoSf lp* possibilities of development of Flor- lii ver. riieumalic nnd imek paiiTs, gives to la-gin the examinations. Ida’s great deposits of clay* auilnble' you a digestion that en a b les you to Applicants for admission to the bar for manufacturing1brick, tile, h.rni. e,l_onylJung vou likn-wi me mpYired to file' With the Clerk nf , , ’ , I bail after affects and you sleep like ni cotta, pottery, fire-cln^ products, nndl,0(f „ wor,|( ito-Gu-Mn is u scien-; the supreme court tori days liefore the like, may Lc (seen in the volume Itific prescription that revives, renews! the date of examination, applications o f products of this soil Uinl were [and regenerates your entire system so slating the age, place nf residence, produced in (ho United States l a « l ! *-»•«*• constantly full of pep length of time devoted to the study on year. Valuation figures these | '. mT is sold nnd recommend­ of law, and tin- law books studiedproducts, junt released for publirn ed by Ihe Union Pharmacy and uther The name/* of three reputable resi. tion by the department' of commerce good drug stores, nnd if you don't f**el dents of tin.- community in which the at Washington, show dial "(he val­ a decided change in your condition, applicant lives, to whom he in well after taking according to directions, known and who are not related to ue of products of establishments en­ you get your money bnck.— Adv. him by blood or marriage nro re­ gaged primarily in the manufacture 7-IH-23 of brick, till-, terru-cultn, fire-clay quired. * ‘ A T L A N T A , Gu.. Kept. 4.—G. P. A certificate signed by the judge products, nnd non-clay refractories amounted^lo $335,618,(1.15 in l!>22, as Bell, for several years secretary of of the circuit court, or the highest compared with $27H,4'J2,3H5 in Pi21, the local Pressmen's Union, tiled trial court of record having general $888,746,932 iu 1920, mid $2HlJ,2Hl,- early yesterday from the effects of original jurisdiction, and also by the drinking poison, according to the po­ stale attorney or general prosecuting 276 in 1919." , "F or the 'brick, tile, terra-cotta, lice. lie was believed to have become officer of the state or division of the nnd-fire-clay products,' it is shown, despondent over a physical impair­ state where lie resides, certifying as "the value of products for 1922 was ment, sustained several years ago in to the applicant’s moral character $2211.435.010. uliirli wiin no liii-rnnsii the amptalioii of a leg and feared The Daily Herald, 15c per week. furl her trouble. Here’s Your Chance 6” Straight Fan 3.75 * 9** Straight Fan.. 12” Oscillating Fan 2 56” Ceiling Fan ... 3 52” Ceiling Fan .... 3 Hot Point Irons.... ■ -if* the T er ils of Get My Prices on Tire* F. P. RINES POOR HEALTH v WHAT ABE NWWALimfi ACotwotUE mouse with * soai a tone m x r fOtt, PftECkLSS’P r o I WUV, MOWVouTALli I # W1a iE W A lU C F .- i MAS M T UMWT MClWiRE, \_S SUVOCSl S y r * M/NENT WcO A 60CD *' MOWS AND E4BQWIM6 105 Palmetto Are.------- l'hone CEMENT PLASTERCO. i - Everything about lbcso threq dresses Is new'. Nottca tho collar, the •lit front of tho blouso and the strip of buttons down tho side of tho skirt on tho first. Thu second has a wide skirt flounce that la pulled up to tho waist on one aide. Tho third has a normal waietllnu o M tons tight Blcavots. _ .. ,/, 1 1 ---—T ami habits also is a prerequisite to admission to tho bar. Tho rules for admission require that no applicant shall be admitted to the bar who does not answer with substantial accuracy at least seventylive per cent of the questions, written nnd oral, that may be propounded to bim on examination. *> ■ f AND A t>06 l b PUV WtTM ^ A MCC CLEAN BED To SLEEP * * W * A 6fiCD FA'TMEB AND y ' , /MfTWEB—A Y I DONT If* BBSIUN'-KJUAT Tl MAS WLUE TMAT .^UMAWENTT 60T P , MW. PElS* $oT A EEY BlN6 WfTM ALL KINDS OF k e y s ’ o n rrl/ Acm e Sec that every ; ■ } sack is branded CarolinaPortland CementCo. Jacksonville, Florida . * WAYCROSS, Gn., Sept, ports Iinv-e been receivedd [here from citizens residing on tho0 llrnganzn side of tho Okefcnokee Swamp that H ILL LUMBER CO. (‘ hone 130----.Sanford, Fla. * i- »t; ■ (llr Till- .tuiirlnlnl I'rrool SACRAMENTO. Kept. 1. A West­ ern Pacific train v,;i' hold iq( by youthful bumliU, iic.-oiding to reports reaching the sheriff's office here. It was stated the bandits entered the private ear o f Edward Mason, vicepresident and gennal tuatmger of the road nnd robbed him. A posse is in pursuit. , Tho Herald for first class Job work. V IO LA DANA la a Scene from ' CRINOLINE and ROMANCE i W h y He Called It “Portland” Cement _ PRINCESS, FRIDAY, SEPT. 7TI1 « In 1824, an English mason wanted to x produce a better cement than any then in pse., T ? dp this he burned finely,ground clay and lim estone together at a high heat. T h e hard balls [called clinker] that resulted w ere ground to a fine powder. W h e n a mixture of this dull gray powder w ith water had hardened, it was the color of a popular building stone quarried on the Isle of Portland off the coast of Eng­ land. S o this mason, Joseph A sp d in , called his discoveryMportlancTcement. That was less than one hundred years ago* . • Portland cement was not mado in the U nited States until fifty years ago. T h e average annual production for the ten years following was only 36,000 sacks. Last year the country used over 470,000,* • 000 sacks of Portland cem ent Capacity tp manufacture was nearly 600,000,000 sacks. Cement cannot be made everywhere because raw materials of the neccssaty chemical composition are not found in sufficient quantities in every part of the country. But it is now manufactured in 27 states by 120 plants. Th ere i3 r.t least one of these plants within shipping dis* tance of any community in this country. T o g e th e r Day \ . •n,T» 1 jYour best answer , 'to the question of, fcetoent Plaster.^ BEARS GETTING DAD IN OKEFENOKEE SW AM P YO U TH FU L BANDITS HOLT) FI* TRA IN IN C ALIFO RNIA i Three • sightseeing» bunos hnvo' been In fatal accident* In Europd In tho past two weeks, v Mrs. W.' (W . 8nald (top), wife of a Washingtort* (D. C.) broker,' was seriously Injured when on Alps bus plungod 100 feet Into Cm River(Var.- Mr*.' D. 8.1 Whits (below), iw lfo of a Washington publisher, was. killed. To provide a cement supply that would always be ample to meet dem and has meant a good deal in coolly experience to those w ho have invested in the cement industry. T h ere have been large capital investments with low returns. Jacksonville, Pablo Beach, Florida ■Pm a number Of h o ff^ territory, It vnu , 'u t e A l up Amu U protect their - - • rFroi r - ' { In the last twenty-five years* 328 ce­ ment plants have been built or h ive gone through some stage o f construction or financing. 162 were completed and placed in operation. Only 120 ci them plants have survived tho -r September 15 TAKE THE FAMILY ALONG Bathing, Dancing, Races, Picnic, Fish Fry Come and Meet Your Friends , , financial, apent ini’, and marketing risks ol that period. T^cir opacity is nearly 30 per cent ' Greater than the record year's demand. f 0 1 These are a few important facts about.JW j industry that js still young. Advertisements K follow wiil give you more of these iacts," aha will tdl something of the important place cc meat occupies in the wcliafc oTcvcry ladividiBL P O R TL A N D C E M E N T A S S O C IA T IO N 111 West Washington Street CHICAGO ro4 National Organization to ImpTort aud Extend the Uset o f Concrete D iara Kw m i d ty NwYwk ife t ir - ta s itf- f e t a IM m I rtiif !« JSdSSBT |lj umnnlii N nrtm k PurtlaiuL OlMB u l S ot M tntiam . �R a is in g th e F a m Ily SPAY, SEPTEMBER ,5^1923 ■Jwj| V l£V Yi K r ALD, t lonkttd tike « cri.sn fi»r the coronfcrY' M Y S T7\P.S ! 'X v / u e n e . »s t h m ~ ^ j6A S E S C A P IN G yO fcv C _ F t i O M 1. m » STARS OF THE EAST IN BUSINESS w * DIRECTORY T m ran find th# name of fjtrj IN# Business Man |a Sanford in this Column tach day. M to Mi • Ml iANFORD NOVELTY WORKS BEAUTY P A G E A N T CLASSIFIED 5 ADS : ------- to Clanaified Ada 1c a word. No Ad tfckrn.for Ima than 25c. And poaitirely no Clanalilcd Ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordingly. M Ml to to Mi Ml to r®St |*58iPs FOR SALE V. C. COLLER, Prop. FARMERS— You can got seed bod frnm*r and irrigation plugs at tb« Snnford Novelty Wotlca. 100-tfr INTRACTOII and BUILDER FOR SALK— Dosier nnd (joys’ paints 1 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. and varnishes nt Sanford Novelty Work*, Sanfonl scents, 183-tfc B. W. HERNDON~ FOR SALK— Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Kllswortb, Ueardul! Avenue, San­ INSURANCE AGENCY ford. 83-tfp |FIRE-------AUTO-------- BONDS FOR SALK OR ItKNT— House, after August 1st.— Seo W, J. Thigpen. ’ S. 0. Shinholser 08-tfo FOR SALK—SEED POTATOES for Contractor and Rudder fnll planting, either Illiss or Rose No. 4.—F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc (FORD FLORIDA FOR SALK—Leghorn cockerels, fine stock, $1.50 each.— B. T. Tiller, l ’ai. P. Connelly & Sons ola. -120-fitc Kill n bustard 1BON FOR SALE—Second hand loose leaf iRcal folate, Lonnn and Insurance binders good as new, posts ami In­ lone ts 101-8 Mngnolta Arc. dices. Quick sale nt $1.00 each cash ■ |on delivery. Herald office. 131-0tp iencral Shop and Mill Work rewifitT W S W i t i F O R S A L f f — Second himil letter Hies in good shape but have been used. Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ Annual and Ornamental Plants, dices. Twenty-five cents nplccc for It Myrlla Are.---------- Phone 260-W quick sales- Herald Printing Com­ pany. 131-fitp Flowcra- -Flornl Designs I IaNFORD MACHINE COMPANY SECOND-HAND gas range, four burners and ovens. Will bo sold for $5 cash if sold this week. Can be seen nt 618 Park avenue. 131-fitp warn, suL.&a.amtii Miss Alnm D. Cc Cone TRENTON, N. J. East meets West, Noith meets South, each against the other three In the Beauty Pageant to he held nt Atlantic City in Seoteiiitu r to find the most beautiful girl In America. quintet of beauties who will represent cities of Atlantic Const states. CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY Send thin ad nnd ton cents to Foley Co., UTI'i Sheffield Avc., Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND XAR fm- Coughr, Colds," and CroOp, Jflao frfv rumple packages of FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS for Backache, Rheu­ matic Pains, Kidney and Bladder Trouble, nnd FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Constipation and Bil­ iousness, These wonderful remedies have helped millions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere.—Adv. FOR. RENT enerul Machine and Boiler Works SECOND-HAND typewriters, one I.. FOR KENT—One furnished room Cylinder Grinding C. Smith and one Remington in bone 62------- Sanford. Florida good shape. Remington has long with connecting bath. Prefer two young men.—21*1 K. Second SL cylinder for book work. $10 cash 121-tfc JACK.SON’S TRANSFER will take either machine if sold at FOR RENT— Furnished apartment, Your Pntriinagc Solicited once. 131-fitp bed room, also garage. 117 1-nurel llrliiddr Service is Our Mottu FOR SALK- -Guavas, $1.00 per bu. Avenue. 123itfc A trial will convince you while they last.—A. K. Itosscttcr. fVr haul anything, anywhere, nny l*OK RENT—Two room light house134-3tp Phono 1512-W. time kceping apartment, 711) Oak Ave­ FOR SALE —Two 8-burner gas plates, nue. • I*nr 17*. 12)1 West P in t Street 130-tfe Icc box ami table cheap. 1101 West FOR” ft ENT— Ono f urn ished room, First Street. ________ 130-3tp Apply filfi Myrtle Ave. 131-fitp FOR S A LK -S ligh tly used lathy car­ FOR RENT— I desirable rooms, fur­ riage. Imiuirc 107 Thirteenth St. nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 130-2lp West Third street. 130-tfc FuTTsYTTI Easter lilly bulls. King 3 room furnished apurtPoll ItlTST13C-filp 315*J. meut, first floor. Also 1 room nnd 131-3tc garage. 20!) East 5th St. LOST Cards af Sanford's ReputNow 6 room bungalow. FOR SALK la Prufraalonal Men, each LOST—Cameo pin, valued ns keep­ Aililress C. II. McMahan, 1021 West f>f "hom, in his chosan prosake. Reward if returned to Her­ 135-3tp Third Street, Sanford, Fla. feas'.on the Herald recom­ ald office. 123-tfc FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, mends to tha people. 135-Stp 314 Elm Avenue. Brazil'* iron ore fields have been FOR~R RENT—Two furnished^light KNTestimated by experts lo contain from housekeeping rooms; lights . and C,000,000,000 to 12,000,000,000 tons George A. DeCottes of water. Furnished. 110 West Third hematite, much of it more than CO Street.— It. II. Marahnll. 13C-4tp Attoroey-nt-Law per cent iron. 0»*r Hemlnole County Bank FOR RENT— Small cottage— J. MrnTfrORD ... FLORIDA son. m 130-7tp With u 'view to speeding up type­ writing French scientists pro conduct­ HOUSE FOR- !R ENT— Also" Yurnisfied IFRED R. WILSON ing tests with upparntus that records rooms fur light housekeeping. In­ 136-3lp the force, speed nnd rythm of the quire 300 French avenue. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW operation of machines. FOR RENT—3 room furnished apurt Urat National Bank Boll ding nient, first floor. Also t room and W1P0RD FLORIDA Thc Herald delivered. six timoa a garage. 200 E. Fifth St. 130-3tp week for 15c. f-TON J. MOUGHTON , a r c h it e c t I rir»t National JJank’ Building [ y r o iiiir l ... " . V FLORIDA Misa Frnnuea Thayer A T L A N T A , GA. Miss Rose Ilildflitaiul AS1II1KVI1.U’ , N. Miss Billie Muller BALTIMORE., MI). Miss Lorraine Bunch WASHINGTON, D. C. W ANTED City Comuil— loll of the City of Hanford. Florida, agalu sl the S l a t " i f I'birlda, <x rel, i b o r g e A. IVeColt'-.-s praying (o r the validation of certain bond- of III** CIl v of Hanford. Fbirl.la. in the sum of d i e 1lniulr*-d and F l f l y '■m Tloill-nild llollars. full- dcMcijhed In sabl petition, aulhnrlsed by a ci rtnln resolution, duly a mple I b> ib<i'It i I'oimnls-loU <>( lie- I ’Pv of Han­ The Daily Herald, 15c per week. ford. Florida, on the ’. 'lb day of Jul>. A 1>. IU23. cut Itteil: Vatlre Ilf Hale «if iCiniinO.OO ffperllfl Tn\ " A IJes'diitloii Providing for nil l « Nrhuol lilxlrlcl \u. Heinlii'dc - ........ 1b.ml- ■lt> T li" c n > *-f Saaford. ('■'Hail-, S h IiI Itl.trlcl It.-— Florida. In the -a m of Hue Hundred Ins A l in m t n na l.'tnKM immI S p r . - F l f t j - o i i e Tliomiiiel I 'o lla i-. the P r o ­ Ini T » » Nrluiiil U la l r l r l , Schmd Itimil-. ceeds Derived from the Sale Thereof Notice Ih hereby given Hi.it *>•!«I<»*t T o lie Used to Help Flint lire tile ProMils will In* received l>y : tli« t'nunly portlonale Part of the Cost of I ’erlallii H o a rd .« r Public Instruction of Hi-mliile H ir e d Impi "i'-tui'HlN Asset sed Ar.alnsl silhl Street Im ­ County. Florida, at the office *>f Iks Proin-rl > Alillltllig Hniierlliti'iident o f Pu bli c InMrwvlIoil provement*; I •• scribing Hie Form uiul Is­ of (ho mild County it I tin* Court House Conditions of Halil Itoiels to I". for a Sinking In Hanford, Florida, on or hefonl til** sued. and Pro-idlnu expiration of t h i r t y day s from tb e dlr*! Fulid for tin* Paytlieill ot the Prlncl* ■>ti 1111t->i I Inn of thin iiotlrn and until pal iuk I lul'-r'-st of j**I«l llouils.’’ t:oo o’cloelc In Ilir iiftcrnooti ■>f ) ' " 1' amt to be issued piir-iian' l<> certain or day* t>r|di'mhar Z2n<l, P'L’3. f*>r thr orders uml rosolutloiis o f tbe Cll> jiurrhnso of 133.000 00 H|ir<*|sl ‘ Tax Coiiiiul-slon of Hu* i ' l l ' of Hanford. Krlioid DI hI i Ii'I N o . 3. Krrnliudi* i'oonty. Florida duly bad and inlnptcd, s.ihl Klorldn. Iiondw. nahl bunds b rin g dalrd b'llul- I " be of tbe itelpimlimUoll o( July 1st, 1323, hrittliur l o lrr is i ol Llir (ill.. Tlionsnml Dollars • o b. bearing rail! o f nix par rrnt per ntinuni, Inlm*- llllerenl III I be rule « f llvi' m il Olt'r . l p a v a b lr sr|iil-nhmuill>. on llir U r - 1 jut If per centum per annum, Interest day of July and Jnruyiry of rach yi:or payable seuil-anliiinllv. *"' Ih*' llrst until iniitLirltS'; aahl inuidu In mature day s of , lin u ii> noil July of eneh year, and thn prin cipal hcmmim due and ■mid bonds t" I"' nu m b er'd i'"ns<-eupay ab le thirty yearn after llm date tlvely front t lo I H . brill' numbers Iii th ereo f; nald liondn have been vnll- elltalve, ami l " eiatui'e In Ibo f o l l o w ­ dale.t and roliflrined by decree of (lie ing urnnnnr, to -w ilt * • Mreult Court of the Hev*nlh Jodh'lal liotidt numlo r. d from 1 lo IS to Plreult of Klorldn, dated M iu u -I 3rd. lualure July 1st. IB21, 1023. nald ImmI- lo lie -nlil for delivery llt.nda numbered from 16 to 20 to wltliin twenty day s after written no­ muture July 1 st,. 1325. t i n ' of nrrrptnnee of hhl I- given; said Pond* numbered from 31 In 45 lo hondn o f f l . (loooo ileuemlniilloti ami mature July 1st. P.'2r>. lale re-t nnd prlnrlpnl potable at the Hi.mis numbered from tfi lo CO to Nnllonnl P a rk Hank of tint I’ liy nnd mature July 1st, 1327. Htnto i f N e w York. * It.,mis numbered from 61 lo 75 to W r it t e n opinion of Mr. Jim, T h o m ­ mature July 1st. D l l son, attorney, of N ew Vork. ap pro v in g HpnilH numbered from 76 to 90 lo the validity of said bond- will ho f u r ­ nialhri' July Isl, i:>2t», nished. , Itouds numbered friun 91 ( o toe to Ranh hhl must he nrenmpnitlcd with matin - July Isl. 1930. n certified check III the rum of lb,uds numbered from UlC to 120 lo 1300.of) Hindu payable lo the Couuly mature July 1st. 1931. Hoard of 1'iihlle Ili-lrurlloti fo r HmnlIlomls iiumbcrrd from 121 lo 135 lo noie County. Florida, such elieck of mature .July 1st. 1932. I he suereaaful bidder lo be retained ns Ilomls numbered from 136 lo 151 to llnuhlntcft dam ages lo tho Ronril tunluro July 1st, 1933. sbould the euceeNsful bidder fall or gad. ,, . refuse to taka up said bonds accord­ Whereas. It nppenrs from sabl pelling to Ihn terms of the itollra nnd his tliili Ill'll, as Iifon-Hiild, lhat all steps hid. Thn said Hoard re -errea the lukeii III coiim ctlon with the Issuance tight to reject any no t all bids. All of sabl bonds by the Clly of Hanford, prpposnl* should he addressed to tha Florida, have I....it re gu lar In every County Hoard o f Public Instruction rasp eel. mn! In strict conformity with fo r Hemltmle County. Klorblu, Cnrn of law. and that nil acls. rondltIons and T. W . latwlon. Secretary. Hanford. tilings required by law I " exist. ImpFlorid a .and marked **IUd fo r Itonita,“ pen and be performed, precedent to W itn es s (he hands of Urn Chairman and 111 I he Issuance of said bonds, have and Hecretnry nnd the seal o f said existed, have happened anil have I'cui* Hoard ul Hanford. Seminole County. performed In r t a u l n r ami dun thee, Florida. Mils tlin Tth day of August. form nod milliner, as required by law. Iasi. Now . Therefore, hi pursuance " f on COUNTY nO AUD OF P I 'H I .I C IN - order Ilf the-Court herein made, notice H T ItU C T IO N FO R S K J tlN O L B Is hereby u l v i n that Hie clllaelie and C O U N T V . FL O H IO A . tnx payers of the City of Hanford. fly: C. F. IIA It It IHON. Chnlrmnn. Florldn. nru by eald -order reiiulred lo A l t fa t: ■ • -the ■**-----■* ’ourt b « and appear befuru Circuit 'Court (Heal of R o a r d ) T. W . L A W T O N . ..f the Hcventh Judicial Circuit (if th. Supt. unit K s -O ffl r l u Secretary. Hints o f Florida, on Hie sixth day »t Srliellc Malnes. September. A. D. 1923. nt ths h o ur of A ttorney fo r Ijnnrrl, i« n o’ciork. A. M . nt Sanford, In the Snnford. Fin. County » f Bemlpulc S lid Hint" iif H « r a-22-J3-9-S-18.ia-litc blur then and There to show I’Bttse If nny they hove, why said Imnds should N o t l r r Is lirrrb y given Hint I, the not he Validated Slid confirmed, W1TNHHH my he ml and Hie aiml of undersigned, n married woman, ths wif e o f It. \V, Herndon, uiul u resldetti the Circuit Court of the Hcveuth J u d i­ of Sanford, in the State of Florldn. cial Circuit o f the Htate o f Florida, III Intend to apply by petllivn In ■ I....... r. amt F o r the County, of Hemlnole on to the Judxr of the Circuit court of this the H il l liny of August. A. D. 1913. K. A. DDl'Iil.AHH. •tha seventh Jmllchil circuit .o f ih.- (H K -U .) Slate of Florldn. in and for the county Clerk of the Circuit Court « f the HoVeiith Judicial ttlrcult nf Florida. of Seminole, oil ,the 20th day of Sep­ I l v f V. M. DOUHLAHH, Deputy Clerk, tember, 1913, st Sanford, Florida, or wherever the Court may then he. for fl. W . Bpeacsr. Jr.. u license-to manage, lake charge'o f • A ttorney tor Pelltlunetv Olid eonirot m y property umUtp Ikfgna* 9-1S-I2-29-9-5-HC. Bricks of ice cream of from one to three flavors are made by a new ma­ chine nt n rate of 20 gallons a min­ ute without the product being touch­ ed by workers’ bunds. WANTED— To exchange 5-passcnger , touring car, looks nnd runs like new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or ■* " BP light truck.—»IUy Brother*, phoned64B, « /rep denier lu J-vt-ry respect! 3 j ----- ---------------— k v a a . iif u N i Sanford, j ' 118-tfc ; * ; . . , hot ter « f Sole M *3P.n4Jt4l Xpeels! T s . ICHELLE MAINES aehwot I t l . t r let Vs. S, Seisln sle C e s s - WANTED— Several good milk cows. I s , Klorlds. Hold D U I r l r l b e i n g Also LAWYER K n o w n as C l e a n s Kpeelnl T s * » r h o # l ; State price, age, _quantity milk. In I k s C 'lrm ll C.inrl f « r Ik s Hsxrnlta ntslrtet. aetaool Osnds. i Judlclnl C ircuit nf itar, Stufr r f REPAIRS —Court House It. D. Whito. Lake Mkry. 133-2tp N o t lr e I* hereby given that reeled Flnrldu. Iu unit t ' . r H k d n . b hl.ts w il l he received by ths Colintr Cook Stoves, Sewing Machine*, Phon­ i'awnl > . I I f O EARN~$20 weekly spare time; nt hoard of P u b lic Inslrs ctl un o f HeuilC IT A T IO N , tiide County, Florida, st the nfftco- of I Examined Glasses Designed ographs, Guns, nil work guaranteed. home, addressing, mailing, mu ale, City uf fisnfurd. H i.rids, a mutilrlpsl the Huperlntendrnt nf Pulthn Instructs through Kiirrest curpurntluu. by Mul fl 21 yearn experience. * circular*. Send 10c for music, lnfor: . I ^ k s . ft. O. C l i l l r . iind C. S. ttnrshall. tlun of the eald County a t the Court Henry McLaulin, Jr., ru m prlalng the Cliy CuinmUslon of House In Hanford, PlorlAa. on or b e ­ mation. Amorican Music Co., 1C58 W A D E BROS. fo re tbe expiration o f thirty day s from I he City o f Hnafnrd, Florida. O ptD . the first publication of this aoit re and ' vs. Broadway, Dept. F22, New York, N. I , S ll SANFORD AVENUB Htate o f Florida, ax rsl, flsora** A. D s - no ill a:(!0 o’clock In U»s aftern oon of Y. . . . 134-6tp OpUd an-Optometrist Cuttss, at M e A lliA u -a foe . ths Hsturdny, Haptemher SIiul. 11*1. fo r H.-v»‘iilh Judh'lnl n r c B l l of 311a tiliU* the purchase of IIU.oon.no Special T s x First 8treat Sanford. Fla. ANT intelligent man and women evintclligi rhool District No.. 6. Semlunls County. o f Florida. .'j Ji . -T . > Automobile Body Build­ W . vrywhero to sell “J-JiiJjr Hamilton” To tha C h i s m s and T a x P n yrrs o f the litrldn, bonds, said bunds being dated City o f HAf.ford. Florldn: J anuary 1st. 1983, b e t a in g iut/reM at ing and Repairing guaranteed aUk—luaUnM Positively W h ere sn , u p e t U U n w an A l . d . i u tits t h w r a i s o f six per seat per nnninn. In­ W. Corner of Park Ave. nnd Seednd S t Wat, coats leas, sells oh sight.—Ham­ u ln a e m l l t l s d cause on this 141Ii dat terest p ayable s e m l-s n h u a lly on ths nf AuXust. A. D. 19(3. by ths City of first dny ot July and J anuary o f each SANFORD. FLORIDA ilton Corporation, 208 Masonic Tem­ Hanford. Florida, u municipal co rp o ra­ y ear until m aturity : raid bonds to Real Estate tion. by and thrnuali Forrest ft, mature and the principal becomes due 135-2tp O. Chase, and C. J. Marshall, as the and p ay ab le thirty y e a r s a ft e r the lE> U F * AUTO INBURANCB Charles Stein, Prop. ple, Jacksonville, Fla.” Anyone in need of a carpenter or any carpenter out of work Notify J. W. KutUdgc. Bus­ iness Agent, 307 East Third Street, Phon* 76. f /jr4, . ’ Ileru is n *•f till* Uailtl'l* nilil IlM Mil. I ii*nr«1 n*Hi»rv4'H d m rlRlii la* r«*Ji*n uny •hit. \ ill 71 ml llm till It ill H. A ll |ir»»|»«iNfliP fill tail 111 lllll iiiltti'Mriu’U d m **oui»ly lliMinl i»f( nudi, ti*»U! huiul-t In la** fuilil fur Piiliih* fn*trm *drii fu r Hrmlnoli' f'Miin* ty, Kltiuitln. i*nrn *»f T. W . l*ri'Yd»||t d"liv«i> * vt i d i ! u tw ritiy liny#* n fi « *r w r l i t t ‘ H litidi ■ t*f tu*rri*t*mvv i f Dial in Sufrctnry. Hnnfnril, rinrliln. nnd murk* v i-ii;. nn! i | I*«»nalm n f $1,00(1,0*1 il* limit- ••il "H id f o r llntnlfi." I util L'fi ninl Mil i'i’i nt it nil I'rltia’lp a l W l n i f M din tin m l n nf t!m Clmlrtnun tiiiiii id ill*’ n m i h i p i i *nru it.init i«f dll' uml H r r r r l t i r y uiid d i r pmt r»f iifilil luturd (ii Hanford, Hrinlnolr doiinty, Oll> i ii*l Mali* of Npiv Yur'if WrlHr*!! «»]»! it! *ill *»f Mr. J ti«>. *'. Tlmni* 1’’lf*rMii, di In dm 7di tiny r f Auuimt, •IIU'S.I', r vii . d r.L 11' ♦ .j ■f \v »* V ••i \\. .i i»pr«»% *Iti« 1933. Urn viilmlty* nr imfrl l IfO t fN T Y . IIHAttH O K * n i T « M U 4Kn',.i n iji li i’ii» HT H l ’K T ll tS K<) I { HISM I N O D E 11f i t I L I ti'imt I f u c* t, ini itliil w It 11 rn lt .V T Y . F L O R I D A . it t‘i‘ r U f l i 'I * ln t’1* in 11**■ M i n i p f f r,00.ni» Ily: C. K. II A R l ll H O N . Thitlrninn. tiriiii* i m ,! ill'll’ in di*' i ••Mini y Ittinril nf A f tria l • I*u 1*1(i* I uni rip l lint f"u £U*mth-alr i*nMn* tHriil I f Pfinnl) T. \V. L A W T O N . IV, I-"fi*|*) «|71, Nllrll i It*’t*It iif d ir Mlftt’DMHunt, and K x -o f f lc l n tfocrt'lary, f ill Mihlt’t M* I*’ rut Ilf It* a! tin Mi|ll(ill»tn«| HulirMn Mu I nru, till fflJI R1*74 1m III** I *11 ITI Mf11a111a( t INI MM'* A it Mimy fo r Hoard, Han ford. 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Main St. ORLANDO, FLORIDA ‘‘First in our lino" •* s ft � 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 05, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 05, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6fd8c3efecddb62dd1d59f0c6ebc4f1b.pdf 5f0e896dac760bbe2cdc3515dc43594c PDF Text Text •V* ^ •t'>-‘v ' / . : . ’ ■ ■ * ••• ■>.' ,T• t » • *rA; " •v , ■•, ■- . n?5|f ,.Vfl IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION V « •< NUM BER 111 SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGU8T 81, 1923 | VOLUME IV. ■^TTTTT111 •;!ll /III '(9 ■I f f (till I .. ! !!’' I• l !v inm ■ M GREfeCE REFUSES TO PAY n rrr M I , m illio n l ir e a n O t o sa l u t e THE ITALIAN FLAG HAVE BATTLE IN NEW JERSEY But Would Salute in Modified Form a id Pay Indemnity to Relatives of the Slain fembers of tho Commission. Sfeitiiriole Athletic Club Celebration at Monroe Will Draw Big: Crowd WILL GO TO ®EEN COVE ON CLYDE LOS STEAMER Merchant* Give Fin® Prise® 'and There Will B® On® For Most Everybody Tl(at Enters . Contest. The following merchants have do­ SANFORO, nated the gifts for the Seminole M a y o r P r o c l a i m s m * T il# A i w t l a M r r e a a l OTHER Cl 150 ELANSM^N a h e b e ­ it in rclinb- Athletic Club celebration at Monroe r ROME, Aug, 31.—The newspaper Messagero THE PARTY H $ U f school grounds, Lake Monroe, Fla., s ie g e d m ODD FELly inf6'rfried that Greece’* refusal to pay an Indemnity, of 50,000, G o f f d R o a d s D a y for the Baby Parade and Athletic LO\vfc i k A t t 0d0 fire IoY the staying of the Italian boundary eohtntiRsloners and a request frii* a modification of the'Italian demands regarding sa cventa of Monday, September 3rd. And Calla on All atlx en i to Take Part Mr. Arthnr Yowell tabled Japan Tuting the Italinn flag Is absolutely unsatisfactory especial for the parasol ho donated, In Rally ' ufges cotnniurtlcatlfiris to be continued arid offer and Vivian 8 pc«r of Speer A Co., In Order to G^l Cbrap R«te of form to salute arid pay an IridMltlty to relatives < brought the' purse donoated in his Ten Dollars for the WHEREAS: State Road No. 8 Whs A re N ot A fra id o f Police or OKEECHOBEE, Aug. 21. — The and points out that the milltiiry nr* now running grip from New York, from which Round Trip known locally as "The St. Johns Scen­ F iitto e n add'Mdny A re • *’*•» Seaboard Air Line Railwny company sins. THi'Ithllari government wnms the newspapers against pub­ city he returned this past week. ic Highway" reeognlxdd as the most yesterday, started survey of n right lishing troop movements arid threatening heavy penalties. All gifts and orders for gifts are important arterial highway of Penin­ At tho Chamber of . ^ommere®; of way from Stuart to Okeechobee on display In tho west window of tho sular Florida, Is rapidly nearing com­ meeting today tho question of going I n r TSe A « * e U (e a rre e e ) ATHENS, Aug. 31.—The Greek government has replied to PERTH AMBOY, N. J., Aug. 31.— which will extend north-westward to the Italian ultimatum embodying demands for reparations for the Hill Hardware Co. pletion with the exception of a stretch to tho good roads rally at Green Cork Springs on September I3tb was Dont’’ be afraid to enter the races; in Clay County, and Battling between Klansmen and mobs the main line of that railroad imme­ massacre of the members of the Italian boundary mission nt the were resumed In the alrceta thla diately south of Bartow. Tho exten­ Albanian frontier. Greece accepted four of Italy's demands, with every one has ■ chanee at the priiea WHEREAS:' The cltlsenshlp of brought up and It was definitely de­ nnd Oh, Girls, did yon notice that Grech Ccivo Springs'and Clay County cided to go via tho City of Jackson­ morning as members of the order sion will connect with phosphntc and rejections of three of them. wave donated by Madam dcairing to secure thd compaction of ville on the river instead of on the . tried to escape from the Odds Fel­ mines in the Intter section for ship modifications The commandant of the place where tho murders were com­ permanent to tho cast cohst, thence north Paulino at Dickson-Ives, Orlandp. lows hall where they hod sought ment this important l)irfhway In their coun­ Atlantic Coast Line. If forty or more, . ___ mitted, it is specified, Bhall express the Greek government s sorby bout. Many merchants bought liberally, refuge from art attack on the klan ty, have1acl Thursday.'Scptcmber 13th will decide to go via the Clyde Line Grnding will start ns soon ns th e ; row to Signor Montagna, the Italian minister to Greece. A mommeeting Inst night, in which more the advance sale of tickets and also ns "Good Roads 6 ay** In that county, the rate will be ten dollars for thej orial service shall be held in the prescnco of the *b®mhcrs ot in than 1,000 persons are reported to survey is completed nnd work will Greek prixes. . at'which time they desire the assist­ round trip and the boat will leave government. On the same day a dotachmerit ot the guard gave be rushed to completion, it is said. All gifts and orders for gifts are ance of Jacksonville, Palatka, Crescent Sanford Wednesday evening about haw been injured. The mob last shall salute the Italian flag at the legation, and military force?. at night stormed the meeting, broke Sites for a railroad station nnd Tresveza shall render honors to the bodtei} of the victims while on display in window of Hill Hard­ Clly, DcLand, Sanford, 0 ’rlan«h>, and five o'clock and arrive at Green Cove • freigh house nt Okeechobee nlrendy ware Co., tho display being tho com­ other cities and villages along the Springs tho next morning and return " police lines and firemen nnd bent the have been purchased. The improve­ they arc being transferred to an Italian warship. efforts of Mr. Coleman and route of thla hrfhw.ay,1n ablvlng'thelr leaving Green Covo Springe Thurs­ klansmen. The fourth, fifth nnd sixth demands are rejected on the bined ment is said to involve an expenditure Mrs. Victor Check, nnd they are all" problem and have Issued Invitations to day afternoon after, the meeting and . grounds that they infringe the sovereignty nnd honor of Greece. PERTH AMBOY, N. J., Aug. 31.— uf *30,000,000. participate, ^ tfiO Cfvic and Commer­ arrive at Sanford Friday m'omlnf . The fourth demand provides for the seVcreAt inw jry J ^ lh.° realBe gifts. The completion of the rail connec­ a good fellow. Enter and bring cial Hodlca’aild tho City Of^lcsls of giving those on tho boat time to get One hundred and fifty mcmbcis of Greek authorities nt the scene of the maM uctf. a-W hich tho I Al­ to work early Friday morning andj. > the Ku Klux Klsn were besieged in tion vin Seaboard from tho main line lan military attache will be present. The fifth demands cnpital home the prlxo. thcao Cities, add eastward vin Okeechobee to Stuart they will lose no tlmo from thalr bus­ Rain or shine, the Baby Parade and Odd Fellows hall early yesterday WHEREAS': Tho Civic and Compunishment for all the guilty, while the sixth demand «cekB ajJ morning, surrounded by n crowd of on tho Atlantic const, wilt mark a demnity of fifty million Italian lire to be paid within five days Barbecue and all wo promise la a mercill bodies and the CUy govern­ iness. Tho train trip would take thef new chapter in the development of good time to all. Come, join us. more than 5,000 persons who broke ments' of these cities aldrlrf Ihtf route intire day and they.would not gef the presentation of the note. Gifts Donated. up a meeting of 6bO klansmen, de­ south Florida, say the Tampa busi­ fromThe of State Roads No. 3 have accepted back until late and would ba unable first demand covers apologies of the most sweeping anil First National Bank, *10.00. spite a desperate resistance of 76 ness men. The securing of rail serv­ official nature, the second relates to funeral ceromon e s; the third tho invitation of. the Clay county cltl- to snvb much time by it. On the boat Seminole County Bank, *10.00. patrolmen, 160 firemen, and a large ice,* and the completion # of one or to honors to the Italinn flag by Greek wnrships, and the seventh sens to participate fn tHIn Good Roadp they will get their mcml* and have more cross state automobile roads in Smith Bros., ono rug force of state troopers. Rally,' realtring that mllHorik of «fol- a berth and th i "river trip will ba • • Hof-Mac natUrtry Co., battery tem­ lara expended ih the good roada sys­ most enjoyable ono In ev#>y bfkjr. I t ^ Both were klansmen. On®, wearing south Florida, are among the most to military honore to the victims. . controller. a white robe, was beaten unconscious sought after' Im^roVe'nVehTs or rcefcht tem of the Florida Peninsula are with­ will also give tho Orlando and San­ ROME, Aug. 31.—Navnl Minister Admiral DJ Revel returned perature Peninsular Electric Co., 6 light out value unless tho road Is completed ford and DcLand contingents a chance ‘ when he attempted to leavo the hall years. ledJy to Rome last night from Pola and conferred with I ^oIn nddition to facilities the devel­ hurrledJy to get together and talk over many rally today. He was beaten with bulbs. through Clay county, opment of the vast stretch of fertile things for tho benefit of all these Speer & Son, Indies hand bag, r dubs nnd his attackers wcrcv about THEREFORE, I, Forrest Lake, by mlCrAIsemi1-officiaI statement issued last night asserts that the Yowell & Co., ladles Japan parasol. to throw him into a sewer manholo territory which it will serve, the new government is resolved to obtai nadequate reparations from Greece virtue of tho power vested in me as communities and give everyone that IJoyd Shoe Store, athletic shoes. when a patrolman pleaded with the Scnboard line will permit traffic to and that the Italian people may feel confident that everything it i* Mayor of the City of Sanford, do goes a fine outing. Tbe Green Cove flow directly from enst to west coast Thos. O. Owen, half dozen pictures, mob nnd persuaded them to step. hereby dcelsre, Thursday, September folks will give tho visitors a big bar­ possible to do will be done to uphold the national prestige. without the necessity for the unnec­ Tho other klansman was badly 13th, "Good Roads Day" and a holl- becue dinner nnd tho entire trip will value *8.50. ROME, Aug. 31.—The Italian g o v - * _ — . . - - — Quality Shop, ladies sport hat. beaten when a mob overturned an essary shipment to points further up day and do most eamsstly urge San­ be Inexpensive. ernment meeting in council found All those who wish to take the trip Popular Market, *2.60 in trade. automobile in which he was trying the stnte for'transfer. The Institu­ ford citizens to attend tho “Gobd the Greek reply to its ultimatum to tion of passenger service on the new and tho ladies are also Invited to go Sanford Cycle Co., set pitchers Roads Rally" at Green Covo Springs to escape. The full extent of their be unacceptable, according to nows lino will add much to the convenience if they can arrange it, should 1st Sec­ injuries was not known and it was horse shoeson that date. advices. Advices' *«y certain Haynes & Ratliff, *6.00 fountain said many others may have been bad­ of travel for tourists as well as for Executed under my hand and ieal retary Pcarman know about it at t home folks, lly this route the visitor decisions were reached by council once as you will be expected to pay this 31st day of Auguat A. D. 1923. pen. ly hurt. meeting but nature not disclosed. will bo nble to visit either the east for your ticket in case anything hap­ Moblcy'a Drug Store, handsome box . FORREST LAKE, Thousands of automobiles choked or west coast, thence cross to the pens that you fall to go as so many Mayor. the roads leading into Perth Amboy, candy. LONDON, Aug 31.—English news­ other side and return northward Routh’s Bakery. *2.’0 cake. citizens from all parts of the state Attest: . . tickets must be guaranteed to the without “back-tracking" for the hun­ papers appear today exhibiting fa­ Clydo Lino to bo able to charter the Seminole Laundry,* *5.00 Laundry were arriving and police feared an­ L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) miliar signs and symptoms of rapidly dreds of mile! now necessary. City of Jacksonville, t ’ City Clerk. other outbreak as a result of a klan ticket. rising European war fever due to Frank Akers Tire Co., auto .duster. threat that they “would return 10,­ Ilaliap-Greco situation. Flaring GEORGE ARLIBS IN A NEW * Good Gulf Rcfllnlng Co., 10 gallons Two Workmen Killed 000 at rang.” headlines tell of Italian ultimatum For Settling the Anthra­ • PHOTOPLAY AT THE MIAt 2 o'clock this morning the mob K«* ’ . in Explosion of Still and troop movements, and what’s cite Coal Strike LANE THEATRE TONIQHT Mi-Lady*® Shoppe, ladles sport hat. about the hall was even larger than happening behind the curtain of dip­ in Chemical Works Sanford Herald, one year weekly when the battle started last night. Soon . lomatic oxchnnge unknown for fa­ "The Man Who Played God” la subscriptiorii A constant rumblo of voices was miliar news consor is apparently al­ adapted from a play by Jules Eckert Blasts Rocked Tho Npighborhood Westward on Ravlval of Old Pony Ex­ Union Pharmacy, box candy. heard In the streets and this occasion­ (n r T tr ready at his post. Few papers ex Goodman founded on Gouverneur Mor‘ and Caused Much Damage. press Today . D. L. Thrasher, one tie. HARRISBURG, I’a , A.ug. 31.1— ally grew into a roar when a klanspress slmpathy for Italy, holding her rls’e story of the eame title as tha i ’■ ’. Churchwell’s, pair ladlea shoes man appeared at a door or window. demands designed to humiliate Greece Miners’ representatives handed Gov­ (Ilr Thr asaorUI. A rcess) picture. It was arranged foT the (n r t u amw I i i h r m * ) ,,, B. L. l^eritlns, man’s bathing eult. ernor Pinchot a answer for settling The mob continued to throw sticks PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 81.—Two lather than obtain justice. WASHINGTON;* ^Aqt* —Step­ screen by Forest Halsey. Tha work joe’s Snittko House, box cigars. the anthracite labor controversy with­ and stones. workmen were killed and others were Roumlllat A Anderson, 2 1-2 lb. ping from lyl* ofnea Id” thd White of direction is by Harmon Weight. out suspension of mining which de­ Patrolmen fired shots into the air, Injured when a large naptha line still A |u r | l e r e r S h o t House to the telegraph room of the clared themselves willing, to nego­ box candy. threw gas bombs, and swung their t Executive offices Prealdent Coolidge The atory deala with a world-fam­ the dve e x p l o d ew dl h, in the dye nnd chemical JV lU rU C rL I o u u i ous musician who suddenly becomes McKinnon A Markvrood, pair men • tiate further basis of his Suggestion, night sticks, while the firemen turn­ works of the Barret Company. The By Firing Squad at kt111 o’clock preaaed'UiirWy kndthk deaf. Embittered against the whole but were dissatisfied with some par­ shoes. ed streams of water on tho fighting blasts rocked the ncighlwrhood nnd ' flashed to S t Joseph, Mo. world he U a changed man wltlflJJ a Salt Lake City ticulars. The operators temporarily Black 4 Osteen, Monroe, Fla-, box signal throng. . .. the flro that followed the explosion stkHinr the first' hbriWmaK' west­ few monthe, and if driving wife and withheld their response for publica­ cigars. * The leaders of the mob were knock­ destroyed the building which housed ward towa»6 San FrencUeo In revival friends from him by hie despair and Hugh TilUa, *6.00 In trade. ed down bjr patrolmen when they the still. The two were injury! and Had Killed a Rancher and a Depety. tion. of’Bia'ol’d'pony exp'i'eis. cynicism. To offset hU deafness ha BenJamlriV atraw h a t first started to advance toward the • ' Sheriff mny die. has learned lip-reading and through Ilaumel'l, basket • hall, but after they Had been carried Did You Ever Step MdtiiJh Pifclure' W rite r this knowledge, and juat aa he h»« Hive A Walker, *8.00 repair work away another attack was, started. (III T M A iM weleted r»e««> determined, on euiclde, bn leatna °* Two Detectives Killde SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 81—Geo. . on a Studebaker? Deane Turner, *2AQ in trade. This time stones wer® thrown and all another life tragedy greater even Umn II. Gardner was executed by a firing Ray Broa', awlmiblng tube. windows In Odd Fellows hall," as well In’Johnstown Riot in squad a t the state prison at dawn for his own. HU mind t a t t j from hU % f » % r-f J. M. GlUon, electric grill. sa many others in nearby buildings The San Juan Garege Company The Negro Quarters own grievance agmlhst the wori^;he the nulrifcrs of Gordoh 'Stuart; deputy The Outlet, pair men'a endea. . have Just unloaded three carloads of were broken. and Had Tube and Legs Burned, ai begins the game of playing God. So ““ sheriff and Josephine Irvine, rancher. beautiful 1924 Stiidcbakera. Tliey are The Diamond PpJjwe, Ojlna aet Police Chief Tonneson then order­ L . ^ '" 'J f S d J k W Rioting Grew Out of a Quarrel Among ed bis men to throw tear gas bombs, now on display at their show room* hand paiiitied. Negroes ANOTHER SUBPB8 ION , Klim BlUk Station, 2 W J and l 3 of these, the town’s entire sup­ nt First street and Myrtle avenue, <nr Tk* l*rr»s> milk—can ' whole wHadt^cart Ulcui^. ■ g x ^ o ^ S i i r . ^ , . . . . short time he becomes bU normal naif, ON STOCK EXCHANGE ply, were exploded. The crowd fcl} There U a big slk robins’ egg blue, hU wife Hah hak cams edme tn U] leva l^rU tt^ftheiiqef T7,tf>oti6np«urt oRe. belUvea. kU lx-It-Alght Shonj-chUd’s r o k ^ back, but '1advanced again, {hurling RiCilHH OF PHILADELPHIA five passenger coupe witli disc'wheels JOHNSTOWN, Pa., ^ u g . 31.—Two another and offers her freedom. . J. Selling, 1 O T rt& law h fbrtlwriter and director, Vas found uncon­ more stGnes. It was then that a riot detectives and a negro were jhot to and specially equipped, Tb«fl toe big scious at hia home yesterday. 4(hA died i trival accident he refalpa hljl'( a ir ,n V AHwtaiM rr*M) • six sedan with a handsonWcM rail was 1 sounded and 160 firemen death and three policemen possRIy fa­ •' NEW YORK," Atfg.' »L—Suapenalon W. 8 tekas, $2*0 In trad.fet the hospital last night HU feet lng as suddenly aa ha lout U» finish, f u l l / equipped. Tlie ^ dashed td ihe scene. tally wounded early today while offi­ for Arid legs weW burned although no sign the same time learns that hq, hf»* Princes* Thaater, .two jjaaare of Mafauel Rlchlri of 1 > Ridhter and six tourliff with the nlekeT plated rad* cerii were answering a riot call to PERTH’AMBOY, Aug. 31.—A bun Roscdklc, a negro quarter of the City. Company, Philadelphia, was annoqnc- lator arid' Studebakcris latest design one month* * • . ,__ . o f a fire In'the home. Near thn bed judged Us wife. Dlckeorftyea Co., Orlando, Ijand* wJmts lie l a / ya» a tuba from which ThU picture will bn shew n,s^ ths dred men with clubs and atones at­ Tbe rioting'grew out of a W * ™ td from the ftiatrtm of. Consolidated cc hood and body. The moat beadtl ' . baby dress six tablets of a sedative drug had been MlUna tonight.* ‘ tached thirty klansmen who dashed among negroes. Fifteen negroe, were Stock Exchange. ' • ’ ‘ fpl c'ir on the mhrket today, the light -k Store, Orlando, two removed. . • from the hall this morning. The arrested and quiet was restored. The six stdad with BludtbAktr'* fine* rtkNEGRO DEPUTY SHBRlFF klatosmen were severely beaten be­ >vhitc dead are James A. Jones and TWO MEN ARRESTED roon 'finish, algo^ths light llx touring! high claai' baby books. WBKST NEITHER TOE. MAN. HAS BEEN SUSPENDED^ Potter Candy Co., Oriabdp, t^ren r Cam fore <they escaped pursuers. Several Joseph Abraham, detectives. <Jhs~ of ' Studebkkrfris f gfdaUht car, SUPPOSED TO BR OUTLAW FOR WHIPPING N1 klaitsmen were treated at hospitals / are eor W W . pounds candy. nachievements. w » w » v i'» . You ____________ cooling pUnt the approximate cost to • Madam* Ifaullne Bnauty Shop, at later end sent to their Domes. Pdllce OWNED FLOB1DA HOTEL vlted to attedd thla ahowlrtg'aal^wW sled rroee)’ . ’ Co* Orlkndo, one twelve bn *10,00. said majority of klanamen who as­ PROMINENT HOTEL MAN Aug. 8L be well worth your whole ‘to ade I t Dickson S P AFn G?)Te L* Wnvn. sembled for meeting were from New DIED AT BAHATOGA; . Officers at Hbllister, Mm. announced They wRl be hare fbr onljr a few day* curl 4 wg i Jcreey d tle r arid towns. A group of ’ Drekas so be stir® arid call on them as soon that neither of tha men arrested yes­ 26 who refused to try driving cars (nr t s « v terday was' Ed Lockhart, noi«r Okla­ as possible. Opan tUl 9 pi m. In the beautiful ; Mrs. W. £* tigatloo of a U rrifk SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. any Bach Co* Daytona, one l a n t home after being sheltered by po­ rs. m -9 te * Anthon evening including homa'outlaw. ha and two whit# men am Aug. 81.-Leland Sterry, proprietor lice' seveVml hours returned by train. box con'Lsnitng, silk hone/hOoUw, cap Tuttle, have given *a negro prisoner tn t! of United 8 Utes Hotel here and the W. P. Wingter, Mt. Dorn, Lake connThV cl\y returned to normal during robe. erect O M urr-A I^ » Sullivan 'I^lnb.r| » the forenoon and no further trouMe Breakers at Palm Beach, died w t Company erecting new buiUQng.' ’ ‘new sawmill at oiWe. •, 1:...1 *•« ■ 1» : » . ’ •• . ’ v , pneumonia after a short illncaa. anticipated. BY A LINE TO EAST COA^T SOUGHT MOB BY SEABOARD T?nu-ad*y, Sept 13th FORTY ARE NEED! DL I R S HAND GOV.PUHOT President Coolidge Pressed the Key .that Started the Horsemen ?W»:«W9 S: V .J n ( ' I. ■ V .1 1o . ■1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. 1923 during the creplqg* &Has Domarltw Musson Vrhc! Miss Roscmond Radford gave several readings. Misses Julia — ----- T O N I G IIT . Lnlng, Margaret Zachary and Julia Zachary gave piano selections. Leaf­ MRS. FRBD DAIGER ....:— ---- -— — ...J.________,' Society Edit.., lets with the name of tho honoroe Clara Kimball Vi I'hono 217-W printed down tho left sido, were If you hove any friends visiting you—if you arc going anywhere or com­ passed to each guost who was askod to Tho dally rains nro keeping the JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 30.—Tic ing home, or if .you arc entertaining, write n postal card to this department, write n wish or give a bit of advice, wcathpr cool. t maximum and minimum temperatures giving details, or telephone the item. It will be greatly appreciated. each lino beginning with tho letter in representative cities, furnished by that spelled tho namo of the honorcc; People nro coming back from their the weather bureau front records com­ make their home in New York.—Mus­ these were made into a booklet and vacations greatly refreshed and all piled at 8 p. m., last night, follow: presented to Miss Lee. May. Min. ical America. of them glad to get back to Sanford.' Stations In o few well chosen words Miss Atlantic City ... ...............% 74 72 Miss Krupp is the youngest slstor Elisabeth Flowers, class president, CO Kent 'Vul , Icanlsing Works Mll tho Atlanta .:............ ........ ...... . 80 Also the little wonder presented the honorco a sterling stlv..... ............... 82 08 n Goodyear, tires and h*Vg , an Boston ci oilve spoon, a gift of love from the Buffalo ............................... GO 00 incment in this issue. ", "Dependable^”. ' Chicago ................. .... ...... .. 78 02 B A gV PEGGY ------- rU'-lfk V; Refreshments of pineapple Ice, an­ h i For Florid*: Partly cloudy, uum Cop Tires are the thing nnd Cincinnati in a rpecisl twrf-sct romedy. h*i local thu^derahowers today, Rtnes thinks so for he sells lots Dcb Moines ...... COMPLIMENT TO MISS MURIEL gel food cake nnd minta were served, by the following young ladies: Mar­ Ku and tomorrow. m. 8 oc his advertisement in Eastport, Maine Complimenting Miss Beatrice Mur­ -Friday and Saturday Kansas C ity __ ! iel, who is to bo married September ian Hand, Julia Laing, Elisabeth Musaon and Julia Zachary. Miss Lce/was New York .—... IS to Edmund Snyder Wood, Mrs. Betty Compson and Richard Dii | Cnpt. M. W. Lovell Is home for n Pittsburgh ....... Mary W. Howard entertained at auc­ attired in a chick frock of black Span­ SUNRISE few dnys visit with his family nnd St. Louis ...... i. tion bridge yesterday afternoon at ish lace over Crepe Meteor. . The Daily Herald, 15c per week. “The Woman With The guests were: Miss Mildred Lee, will return to his orange grove prop­ Toledo .... O. C. Branch, of Ocala, represent­ 3.30 o'clock In hor home, 1747 Myra . PViilV F a .m D'i Mrs. Fannio Lee, Mrs. Ratliff, Miss Washington erty at Orango Bend next week. * ing the America Tobacco Co., is In,the street, Riverside. . Annie Lee, Mrs. Bledsoe, Mrs. Walker, city for a few days attending to busi­ A profusion of garden flowers were SANFORD Mr. and Mfa. Reg Hotly nnd little ness. ♦ used in decorating, and marking the Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Chnppcl, Mrs. We have the equipment G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch F4. places were tallies done in summer Herndon, Mrs. nabbltt, Mrs. McKee, son returned last night from Anna Maximum, Wednesday Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Middleton, and Maria beach where Mrs. Holly nnd Minimum last night ... girls. . Mrs. Joseph J. Dickinson has ns her to do any Icind o f top, port, 21G South Orange, Orlando, PU Several interesting rubbers of auc­ Misses Ruth, Doris, Marian and Mil­ the baby have been for tho past Rain, inches ............... hoyse, guests for tho week end Mrs. dred Hand, Lillian Shinholscr, Julia side curtains find uphol­ 4-24-tie Dora Bray and Miss Gladys Bray of tion wero cnojycd, and at the conclus­ Laing, Margaret Zachary, Martha month. stery work, and prices ion^ tho player holding top score was Winter,Garden. Joo Brann and son Joe of New A lot of army .sales, as long si resented with n lovely silk vanity. Iirown, Helen Chairpcning, Elizabeth aTe RIGHT. Flowers, Dcniarius Musson, Julia Smyrna havo been visitors to tho city last, dollnr n pair, sewed on, at , M n, C. ,T. Friend, Mrs. Grady Gul­ Ir*. R. G. Muriel won second prize, a Zachary, Roscmond Radford, Gladys for tho post two days. Mr. Brqnn eon's Modem Shoe Repair Shop. dens and Druce Friend, • who have novelty vanity, while tho honorco was Adams, Martha Chappcl, Allio Gillon, recently sold his pavilion and other ALL MATERIAL AND been tho guests *uf Mrs. J. M. Wallace presented with a dninty handmade • tty .T h e .tN«o*liifr<t I’ r r M ) Grace Gillon and Clara Millcn. interests at Coronado Bench. leave today for thoir homes in Tampa. handkerchief. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-,Cotton WORKMANSHIP The tables were then laid with HIMnHAJtDWAUE CO. WINDOW Another Thursday afternoon with 11 o'clock call: Oct. 2J.05, Decem­ GUARANTEED Miss Jessie Hutchinson has return­ dainty covers, nnd an icc course, with FILLED WITH USEFUL GIFTS everyone gono "somewhere" nnd noth­ ber 23.72. SANFORD, FLA. ed homo after spending tho "‘past individual enkes, was served. Mints ing doing anywhere. ‘ However wo month as tho guest of her sister in nnd fruit punch were served during CHICAGO, Aug. 30—Opening grain A window of the Hill Hardware Co. have some advertisements today. Look “Tlie City Substantial? Miami and West Pnlm Bench. Miss the game. prices: .W heat, December 1.04*8-4 to is>filled with useful nnd beautiful for them. N am e P la te s fo r Your Car Mrs. Hownrd was assisted in serv­ prizes to be given away at the big Hutchinson also visited friends In 1.05, May 1.10 1-2 to 3-4; Corn,' De­ ing by Mrs. Charles Scgars. Jacksonville whllo nwnyr 35 Cents • barbecue and baby parade nt Lake Tho new fall dresses nrc at Church- cember GO 3-4 to 7-8; Oats, December The nffulr was informnl, nnd was Monroo next Mondny—Labor I)ny. woll’a and you should see them before 00 1-2. G enuine T exas Motor Oils ' ' Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Cramer, of West one of a series of parties being given There arc nbout'fifty fine prizes from making any purchases of your fail in honor of Miss Muriel prior to her Palm Bqach, snnounco tho birth Of a the dainty ones for the baby to the and winter dresses. Just the thing for See the fnll line of Stnrra-Schaifcr F. P . RINjES ton, Tu^sljny, August 21st. Tho little mnrringc. . fine prizes for young and old. In fact tho girls going nwny to school nnd Tailoring.at It. L. Perkins' RcprcscnPhone dHl-J < Enjoying the affair wero Miss Be­ there will bo events in which the college. lad weighed 7 1-2 pounds nnd has been tnlivc Jhcre from Aug. 31st to Kept. i05 Palmetto Avc. Sanford, Fla. named Lurvey 8 ., Jr. Mrs. Cramer atrice Muriel, Miss Hildcgnrdc Slau- young nnd old will take part.and ev­ Ith inclusive. 131-3tc Visitors from nil of the county pre­ will be remembered ns Beatrice ter, Miss Sara Muriel, Miss Elsa Slau. eryone Is entitled to a good ,tlmc ut ■ B IIS IM H IM p M a a u u in , ter. Miss Eleanor Lydle, Miss Gcrnr- the Big Dnrbccue at Lake Monroe. cincts were' In the city Inst night nt Hutchinson. As n general thing, when n mnn dino Muriel, Miss Gertrude Dnvics, There will bo ono continuous round of a called jnectlng in the Chamber of A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Miss Rebecca Homers, Mrs. F. L. plensure nil day in one of the prettiest Commerce hcadiiunrtcrH to discuss thinks he in repenting ho is merely SILVER TEA AND EXHIBIT The Jutilor Chapter of the Girls Iilitch, Mrs. G. E. Muriel, Mrs. Ray picnic grounds in the spite. Tills will the question of a bond issue for more being-sorry that lie linn tho fiddler to pay. !?rlcndly ’Society will give a Silver Voght, Miss Estelle Vcrnnldi nnd oth­ be tho only big celebration of Labor roads in Seminole county. ers.—Jacksonville Times-Unlon. Tea, Friday afternoon from 4 to G Day In this part of the state and there Secretary Penrnmn is.looking loneo’clock fit the Parish House. The en­ will be thousands of people there IT DRIVES OUT.WORMS tertainment will bo in the nature of SHOWER FOR MISS MILDRED from all over tho state of Florida. dome these days- His wife nnd little Tho surest sign of worms in children is an exhibit, tho work done by these Look at the Hill window and note the son hnvc gono to Hendersonville for paleness, lack of interest in play, fretfulLEE the month of September nnd his news, variable apatite, nicking at tho young girls for the past year will be Charming in every detail wns the wonderful prizes. and sudden starting in sleep. When* daughter Ruth is home with her noso shown. ‘Everyone is most cordinlly miscellaneous shower given Inst even­ there symptoms npj>cnr it is time to give Invited. ing by Mrs. W. S. Thornton nnd her The Yowoll Company have some "Dnddy!* but tho secretary says it is White’s Cream Vermifuge. A few doses . drivrs out the worms nnd puts tho littlo Sunday school class "The Depend­ spccinl bargains for Friday and Sat­ a lonesome life. Ono on tho road to health again. Whito'a TRUTH SEEKERS MEET able s' 'at the home of Mins Marian urday nnd you ennnot afford ,^o miss Cream Vchnifugo has a record of fifty John Musson returned today from At tho lovely home of Mrs. L. P. Hand, honoring Miss Mildred Lee, one them ..................... years of successful use. Prico35c. Sold by Philippine lingeries Is the big Hagan qn Monday afternoon the unuul of the class members whoso marriage thing that they want you to see. Chil­ a trip to New York, Philadelphia, uN ifliuyiA K M A C Y biudptyis nnd glass meeting took place, to .William D.. Kirby .takes place next dren's nnd Ladies’ dresses dawn to Washington,., ami,, other points,. ..H p -EUROPEAN-PLAN. OPEN-ALL TH E YEAR. Sanford, Florida after the business wan transacted the Saturday nt tho Methodist church. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE, very low prices for the special Friday visited his son *1ohti in Wnshingtnn class was adjourned for tho social In the living room festoons of green r.nd Saturday sales. Sec the ad to­ while away and hnti n line trip, lie went by tho Clyde Line and reports hour. Tjie ladies whose birthdnys and white were suspended from tho day. . an excellent trip with line weather came in August entertained the class. four corners of the room to tho chan­ all the way. Delicious refrcshmcnts-consisting of delier. REPUBLICANS WIN lovely home-made take and ice cream Cut flowers, zinnias and roses in IN IRISH ELECTION Mr. Edgar Ball, our smiling hand were served. French baskets and crystnl vases were ACCORDING TO RETURNS master, saya that Ball’s Bund, San­ used with pleasing Effect. ford's finest musicians, will l>c nt the ■JULIUS MATTFIEI.I) TO WED While Miss Roscmond Radford sung ( H r T h e An Morin I n i I 'r r n n ) Seminole Athletic Club celebration at Tho engagement has been nnnounc- "I Love You Truly," the honorec wns DUBLIN, Aug. .'<0.—Compilation of id of Julius Mattfield, treasurer of the escorted to her plnco of’honor by Miss returns of parliamentary' elections Monroe school grounds, Luke Monroe, international Composers’ Guild, assis­ Marian Hand. Immediately following thus> far received give government to furnish the music to sooth tho tant librarian of tho music section of the shower was presented, Miss Julia 33 seats, Republicans 20, I.nboritcs 7, ears of ull, on Lnbor' Day, Monday, tho New York ublic Library and or­ Laing pluying the Bridal chorus from Farmer* 8 , Independents 0. Eighty- September 3rd. Wo all love Ball and his dear band. ganist of tho Fordham Lutheran Lohengrin, the dainty little Miss Rat­ two seats remained unchanged church, to Margaret Krupp, soprano. liff entered drawing "Love’s Ex­ Mr. C. W. Stokes, of Stokes Cash|H Besides |iis work as librarian nnd or­ press." Little Mnry Wyatt Rntliff GOOD ROADS COMMITTEE Market und Mr. B. J. Starling, of ganist, Mr. Mattfield ban done a con­ wns dressed as u minnture liride in n HAD EXCELLENT MEETING the Non-Acid Fertilizer Co., ure both** siderable amount of composition and beautiful band embroidered frock AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE registered to rido tho bucking mule ■ has published numerous articles on with white sutin ribbon nnd lace ruf­ ut tho Seminole Athletic Club crle- iS musical subjects in various period!- fles, her little veil wus worn cup ef­ brntion nt Luke Monroe, F la, school g culs. A bullet composed by him, en­ fect and held close to her head with grounds, Labor Day, September 3, ■ titled "Tlie Virgins of tho Sun,” was strings of pearls. express wns played at tho Greenwich Village The­ unlondcd nnd many nnd beautiful were for ndoption or rejection, tho final and challenge any and all of their g atre for three mpnths. The wedding tlie gifts of linen, Chinn and cut glass action being referred to tho county weight to compete. will take fduce on Suptcndier 4, nnd nnd many little love gifts so dear to commissioners. See the fall lisp of Storrs- 8 c;hal(er after a honeymoon of a month in the the heart of any girl. • Forest I.ako urged that any con­ Tailoring.at It. L. Perkins’ Represen­ South, Mr. and Mrs. Whittfield will A splcnddi program was rendered templated program for Yoad improve­ tative there from Aug. 31st to Sept. ments be df sufficient mugnitude to 4th inclusive. 131-3tc (illminntc tho necessity of frequent ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a issue. He also favored the construc­ LORD'S PURITY WATER tion of first class roads of n medium Sample Bottle .............................. width of sixteen feet. Ho agreed with Ry Bottle ---------- ----- -------- --Mr. DcCottcs that any future bonds Tickets. 12 bottles ...................... COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD voted should bo n thirty year matur­ Special rate to those using ity issuo thereby placing n portion of bottles or inure par day.—M. M. ----------- Shows Starting nt 7:30 nnd 9:15 P. M______ the financial burden upon posterity. Owner nnd Distributor. ~ 13 Consisting of Foiret Twill, Satins, Satin Crepe, CharMotion of Mr Lake to appoint com­ mittees from tho different sections to meilse, and Crepe dc Chine, Which are priced inoderately mako known further recommenda­ WILLIAM RUSSELL in tions at a meeting to bo held Septem­ ber llHh was approved. President Higgins appointed the following: E. H. Kilbeo, Geneva; F. S. Vcmny, Punch—Humor—-Romance Ijiko Mnry; W. n. Hnllnrd, Alta. * FOX COMEDY . monto nnd Fdfest City; B. G. Smith, Oviedo; J. W. Dell, I.uko Monroo; Clyde Cook in “The Eskimo” B. F. Tiller, Pnola; William M. Wood­ PATHE NEWS cock .Ixmgwood; P. J. Foltner, Osce­ ?■*' • ola. The Good Roads committee of •Added Attraction The Kiwnnis Club will show n Sanford Bear in mind only two more days—Friday ahd Saturday the Eaqfo^l Chamber of Commerce, i, '.fiNcwH, all local views. Como and nee If you ure there! o fwhich F; P. H. Akers, Jr., is chair­ —o f Churchwdi’s B ig Clearance istile ■ ---------------------- F R I D A Y-----------------------------man, will represent the Sanford dis­ l*|J . Ull, trict at further conferences. United A rtists Present • • A call haa been issued to tha.varlous George Arliss in ‘*The Man Who Ployed 6od ” committees requesting them to be present a t the next meeting of the From a play by Julea Eckert Goodman, founded on Gouvercounty commissioners, Tuesday, Sep­ ncur Morria’ atory of tho anme name tember 4th nt which timo appoint­ Pathe Comedy “Hroadcaating.” Hinault) Club presents local ment of an equalising board will be Views of Hanford ^ made in line with suggestions • . ' 4 brought out at the meeting. This ___________THE COUNTRY STORE F RIDAY date is the legal time limit for such Nemo Self-Reducing No. action and tho Good Roads C^mmiJ-. (■ a real bargain. It has a low ^ P E C iA L M AT^EErM ONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND and medium skirt. Made ini tee of tho Chamber is to be congest- j SATURDAY able pink or white coo'.di i ulated that the Joint meeting was 24 to 36—and cos^OMy $ 1.0 Special Mufdc to nil PiclureH held in sufficient time to permit a l<rw« J itliffie W ln o ilu w NIGHT P R IC E S ........... ................................ 10 and 20 Cents drew. *u and t >. We'lTwnd dw rc favorable expression being sfrured Nemo I tyalmlo ?***!•• lmt MATINEE P R IC E S ........... i.......;..... .........10 nnd 15 Cents from tho county at large on this ,im­ portant matter. O iC I A L LENDARJ I ...Milane Theatre “G o o d B y e G irls” m jj c UVUV. �.•Wbgp. y. ■v . jp . * THE SANFORD .DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1023 l.t.N kl ' f 1 "What’s that? A case of chocolate .!£ IV randy. Why-shouldn’t wo be making Two citizens were .discussing noth­ our own candy from our home-grown su g art i . v . il ing in particular and Florida in gen­ "I thought so—there goes a' -enso 1 ’ * \\ era]. of California peaches, another of ■ One rcmnrkcd: ’ "It’s all bosh, this penre, another ot plums, and one of talk about F loridr being $07,000,000 salmon. Think ot it! on the wrong sidO of the economic “There's matches—we waste enough ledger." lumber every day n t the mills to make He said ho didn’t believe it and By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN matches for the world. Same with would have to bo "ahoWn," although ------------------------------------------ ft--------thnt crate of clothes-pins. admitting that wo should raise nvorc “There go some cured hams and By WILLIAM JENNINGS RRYAN FOR WEEKLY—THEN DAILY foodstuffs. We usually aperfk bf 'grtfaC ufith By " ■ 'H i S n u - / . : h' " I t * I r - O ’- r Text of Today’* Bj [Mr. Bryan aide meat and bacon—and any one of He tried to blame tho admitted •gainst tti© damrerH IPPBUjB comparison, measuring cnch by other our 25,000,000 uncultivated acres , of small ■deficit on various things— members cf,hw.grmjp or locnUly of S .u rc .l,l„k » X , % f a W land in , Florida' will raise one hog time. A scientist is the greatest o PAUL TUB ^POSTLE freight rates,' mclnnose, die-back, ;Of God s power to save. n iilud« A ctK ffljj.m oj'FhiL 3:7-11) ;; .without any other feeding. taxes, prohibition, the Republican . So the sinner who has rl> drawn «■t ; "ki Cj *. w' , g ib e s Arc you satisfied why Florida is 'tat ion Sometimes a man rises so high as 1 . t.w.fjiort! in Tarsus, n city in Cilicia, yet 1 nm verily a man, U i'jjtn . h it breaking even? Clidal ...fat ■V to stand alone in hfis class; - Plata el, and-taught according to the brought up in this city t Continue checking—pens, tomntocs among phUosophcrf, Dcntosthenso^ m m ‘ b.oth the depths of -tfc tin. of.thc'fdtlm rij'tw d ‘Wiif,zealous toward God, as ner s need and beans from Maryland—yet thou­ nmong creators, Napoleon among wnr- perfect manner of tho and the abundonco gnf V t riors, etc. Few men rise above their hope extended to him. f lh* ye all are this day. sands of acres of them went to rot in class, and age nnd nre measured by n Experiencf * - *' And it came to pass, that, a* I m«ilq.my journey, and wna come nigh to our fields last year. their transcendent Influence ns it “There’s a enso of sardines—and awOcps across all lines nnd. ignores Damascus about noon, suddenly there rftorio’from.hcavon a great light aroifnd . ^""Ijapent. three years in inditi nnd ^ctwcert bis convention I 1 all boundaries. yet our waters teem with fishabout me. ’ j-I'i'-r,’ •"A tW^cunmcnecment of his work™ ' No one has approached Paul Binco And I fell unto tho ground, ninfl h'rtirt! a voice saying, unto me, Saul, evidence that he felt the ImiwTri^ ‘Whnt’s thnt? A bag of potatoes! days of tho apostles nnd, consider­ of the mission to which he h K n * ' ■ ', And here’s sweet potatoes! And the ing the growing influence bf Chris­ Saul, why pcrsecutcst thou me? ‘ And I answered, Who art thou, Lbpd? And ho said unto me, I am Jesus called. And then' came an experi * here’s———.” tianity throughout the centuries, no cnco which must have triod his fabh , “I imvo seen enough," said the first other poreo nhns so impressed hiS of Naznrcth, whom thop persecutes!. ' In spite of his sudden conveS&i And they that wpro with me saw Indeed the ifght, and were afraid; but on the way to Damascus, with the ™ citizen. “It’s a wofidor Florida is not thought upon the world or so moulded human institution. Who t was the se­ they heard not tho voice of him that spoka to me. dcllldo - impression that it had made bankrupt. No other state could stnpd cret of his power? upon, his heart and, thought and life And I said, What shall I do, Lord? ■ And the I«ord said unto me, Ariso, tho pressure." ( Paul’ was nn orator, one of the in spite of hia three years of prep*,*' “And," said tho other, “we have not greatest of whom wc have n record. and go into Dnmascus; and thvre it ahull bo told thee of oil things which oro S in g le ^ ^ ’T k m b l e M e s h I Q gone into manufacturing articles—* He was a master of assemblies—apos­ appointed for thee to do.of tho Christians sgaected him. Whta > ' of the spoken word. he had won thttf confidence, the JrWv nutomobilcs, tractors, pruning knives tleHis * ■ " ;x x... x sermons arc models for those embittered by his desertion of t anti even tho smallest articles about who would cultlvnte the art of pub­ But what things were gain to mo, those I counted loss for Christ, EACH / drove him out of Jerusalem; io he the house or form. Dishes, cutlery, lic speaking. In his speech on Mars' Yea doubtless, and I count all things but loss for tho excellency of retired to Tarsua to work among hit Can or Fringe—All stoves,- tinware, earthenware—cloth­ Iiill }to gave to posterity the perfect knowredge of Christ Jesus my Lord: for whuip I hnve suffered th# loss of all own people, where he remained until Colors Including endn Qrcy ami White 4 PIa/ n,R?,UL M fridorsed Paul to ing, luxuries, drugs—not to mention introduction. things, and do count them but dung, that I may win Christ. ’! i WOMEN who ar« fastidious about th* quality A Model Speech W i “n. in Jenisalem, flour, corn, oats, chicken feed.” And he found in him, not having mine own righteousness, which is of thb of scc»»»orl«» which compute their coetume, .The beginning of a speech is al­ end seek economy as.well, invariably wear *Every one of these things the two most as important ns its conclusion— law, but that which is through the faith of Christ, the righteousness which is sionary work there. lo. cnRaBL‘ mi*-' Regina Hair, Nats. citizens mentioned n possibility* in the first impression being next in val­ of God by faith: Here wo have nn earnest young ue to the last Impression. Every mnn gradually developing into the Florida. More than n possibility I An speakor That I may know him, nnd the power of his resurrection, and the fellow­ since Paul's day has tried to worid’a greatest preacher using hi, casy’certainly, if only the capital and imitate him by finding some local in­ ship of his suffering, being made comfortnblu unto hin death; pbility as a speaker and his skill ss • tile enterprise wcroftipplled! If by any means I might attain unto the resurrection of tho dead. cident from which to start—something writer nnd weaving into his sermons The situntion disclosed by the con­ that will attract the attention nnd put Not ns though I had already nttained, either were already perfect: but I a personal experience, that was real, sneaker nt esse with his nudlonco. follow after, if that I may apprehend that for which I am nlso apprehend of vital, nnd thrilling. His power w'"S' versation of the two citizens and the the Paul began: spiritual; he wna a mnn with n mes­ load of the truck recalled Henry 1 “Ye men of Athens, I perceive thnt Christ Jesus. sage; his soul wns afire with the wor­ Grady's vivid description of the Geor­ in all things ye are too superstituBrethren, I counb not! myself to have apprehended; but th|n one thing I ship of God and with lovo of Christ. i '* gia .funeral, for which Georgia fur­ tious. For as I passed by, nnd beheld do, forgetting those things which arc behind, nnd reaching forth unto those Tho World needC dsnivation npd he knew One who could save. nished only the corpse and tho hole your devotions, 1 found an altar with things which arc before. * this Inscription, TO THE UNKNOWN Giving Himself in the ground. I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ GOD. Whom, therefore, ye ignorant­ In describing" tho generosity of the Florida buys so much more than It ly worship, him declare I unto you." Jesus, members of the Macedonian church, As an introduction it has nn equal sells that its accounts arc sadly out ufter telling how-they gave more than imong those who Anron has given mnny ministers n they wore able to give, he explained in literature. 1 heard Wendell Phil­ nnd was u lender union of balance. ips when I wag in college; he began saw in tho teachings of Christ n mcn- text. Aaron became n worshipper of thnt they "first gave their own selves Yet Florida enn produce most of his-lecture on “The Lost Arts” in n ace to Israel. ,God nnd afterwards', yielding to the to the Lord."' And so Paul gave his the stuff it now buys. * entreaties of tho Children of Israel, own self. 'similar way. Russell Conwcll uses nn A Dramatic Conversion Take n losson from the truckload of incident interesting for nn introduc­ He was not like Demetrius, the sil­ set up a golden calf for their wor­ He wns determined thnt he would tion tp his great lecture, “Acres of versmith; his religion'tn safeguard his ship. He was n backslider, so to preach nothing hut "Christ and Him mcrchanise, citizens of Florida I Diamonds.” business, but was conscientious In the speak, nnd bin change wna not a mat­ crucified.” He wns resolved that For Sale Exclusively at Let us put Bomu of it to work pro­ persecution of Christians. He did not ter thnt hu could speak of with_pride "neither death, nor life, nor nngcls; A Prolific Writer ducing the things for which wo new Paul was nlso a*writer; his epistles wait for the followers of Christ to or use effectively ns nn argument. nor princlpaliticn. (nor powers, nor mnke up about'one-fourth of the New disturli his own community; he secur­ Pnul, on the contrary, was an enemy things present, nor things to come, Htntc. What he has written has ed letters ntid. started on n consider­ of the Christians, oven to the extent nor height, nor depth, nor any other I.et us make some of the stuff wc Testament. been even more effective thnn the able journey in search of those whom of rejoicing in their persecution. creature" should lie able to separate now buy and sell it to other stutes.— extracts from his speeches that have he conceived to be enemies of his re­ When he was converted he knew the him "from the love of God, which is * ' ft ’ (j t Tampa Tribune. • , day and the hour nnd gloried in pro­ in Christ Jesus our Lord.” been preserved. His writings cover a ligion. wide range, dealing with nil the ques­ He was on the way to Damascus, claiming the change that hail taken He proclaimed the supremacy of out threatening!) nnd place. He wove the facts into his ser­ lovo; he declared the power of, and A free country is one ‘In which tions of faith and practice, of belief "breathing nnd conduct. slaughter," when he was Minded by n mons and overcame doubt by relating the necessity for faith, lie portrayed . you can vote for nn addled -radical He had clearness of statement, opt- light frpm heaven, lie fell to the the change thyt had taken plneu in nnd illustrated every Christian virtue when you have a grouch about somc­ ncss of Illustration, nnd a wealth of ground and heard a voice saying, him. and, having completed his work, left empht^ls. He had skill ' irt analysis', 107 EAST FIRST STREET nniw! lhing. • * * , AarHii’R.Rlp bfio4KhUl¥Mnfi 11 ‘lKU9Nr 7. *rc **** iifiAA fp y i i ' i u m *> i m p • •' , tVCtJnlthe unf«JftPti// of Vtia]T aUt»J«<* ------- ---------Mft S. fusion upon him; Saul s repentance rifew or a noble lire: -Ji-i. i . i nnd gcniua-ip;thp building of climaxes. Lord?" And the Lord said, *’! am brought forgiveness nnd boldness in "A Good Fight" His pen was ns eloquent ns his Jesus of Nazareth whom thou perse- the proclaiming of the orange that "I nm now ready to he offered, nnd . i* jKT.-miCTMiiir tongue, but the secret of his power cutest." Those who were with him had been wrought in his heart. ■—- the time of my departure is nt hand.. "I have fought a good fight. I have was not to lie found in either his ora­ behold the light, but heard not the . < Sin’s Only Good Use tory or his essays. Every generation voice that was heard by .Saul. finished i my course, I have kept the Second, tho only good use that pna has its orators and its writers, hut Saul’s question indicates that- his can make of sin, after it is repented faith: comparatively fow have rend what conversion was instantaneous. "Henceforth there is laid up for me He js to employ U as u warning. Rec­ a crown of righteousness, which the they have said or been stirred by their was nn honest man, therefore,-when of. ollection of sin and sorrow for it hnve arguments. convinced, the same honesty which compelled a multitude to service thut Lord, the righteousness, which the Wo come, nCrfVer to the source of had mado his zealous ns a Jew made they might not have rendered but for Imril, tho righteous judge, shall give Paul’s power When ■Wc consider bis him eager to learn the truth. "What a sense of gratitude. Christ thus ex­ me ut that day; and net to ine only, hut unto all them ulso that love hi* conversion. It was a rcmnrkablo ex­ shall I do, Lord?" he inquired, nnd presses tho rule: appearing.” . perience, one of the most dramatic the Lord directed him to go to L)emas"Her sins which are many, are for­ It is.impossible to do justice to such cus where he would rfwclve instruc­ given; known. for she loved much; hut to a hero ns Paul. Because he ladievcd , V’ Paul was a Jew, brought up in the tions. whom little is forgiven, the jiame love- in God the Father nnd Christ the Son, When lie reached Damascus', one ll little." nynngogut- and trained to he a rabbi. he became a fit instrument through He was well educated for one of that Ananias, was awaiting him with di­ Paul hail been forgiven much and, which the Holy Spirit.could speak to day and had n mind which yielded It­ rections which he had received from all generations. self readily to instructions and absorb­ he Master. Paul lost no opportun- i therefore, his love was-great, Language enpriol describe the bless­ ity to re Into his experience. He had)- Then, too, one who has been1lifted ed Information. ings that he lias conferred upon Man­ from the depths knows the lifting His religious nature was ns well do- received ins commission am) ho used power of God’s love. Those who have kind; his influence Increases with the with convincing power the Incidents veloprd as his mind. The course that , .. , . fell the grip of an appetite for liquor years. he believed to be right he pursued; connected with his convcnrion. (Copyright, 1922, by —those who have yielded to appetite Two Kinds of Change witli zeal. He had overcome the in -' The Repuiille Syndicate) crlin thnt tends to keep a body at rest The contrast between Paul nnd until in their delirium they have been Mr. Pomeroy killed a very large this week In Sanford with her days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Daniels, rattle snake ut liooaier Springs this father, Mr, J. F- McClcllanc. Mr. nnd Mrs, Jlsvid Speer of San­ week. i( Mr. nnd Mm: White nnd dnnghford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ter of Ocorgiu arc liVing in the Jack Wicks. , i : . . k ih iiu zjR iM V iia ^ Sweats residence, taking care of Mr. -and Mm1.' Prank Pitts from p* tilings until Mr. and tyM. Sweat and Daytona were hero visiting Mrs. fcn family get hack from Georgia, where Pitts’ relatives, Sunday. Miss Annabel! Allen is spending Ms they are spending a month with rcl her vacation with, h er' parents, Mb. Ossie Flyna spent Sunday nt SANFORD, FLORIDA i M I t l M M M f t i i Q l ' t t t a house finished in a couple of weeks. Coronado Boach* and Mrs. Bill Allen. __- . Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W. Alderman and Mr. and Mrs. Georga Stuart and Mrs. Rndor Curlctt and Mrs. John A musical recital was given Friday daughter ami Mrs.' T. W. Prevatt Adams were in Sanford Saturday. sun George, were visitors in Sanford night nt U o'clock a t tho town hall, were shopping In Sanford Saturday. on Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Tillis of San­ Mr- and Mrs. ltlnnon and family Mrs. Bill Satcher and Mrs. L. R. by violin pupils. The following pro­ of Mims and Mr. and Mm. Payne’ ford spent Sunday with Mrs. G. A. Payne were shopping in Sanford on gram wns rendered: Daniels and family of New Smyrna, Nicholson, Mrs. Tillin’ mother. ’ I'a rail ise P^lka, by Orchestra. Friday* Mr. J. J. Nicholson was here this t/ and Mr. and Mrs. Borman Daniels Violin Solo, Pauline Moran. / J. E. Phipps who is upending a fow ami family of Ioieshurg, spent a few week on business. America, by audience/ weeks in Waynesviiie, N* C. writes Violin Solo, Ruby Peters. thnt it’s nice and cool up there but Song, Love's Dreamland. ho will be glad to get^ back to "Crank row n Trio, by Lula IoifUes, Charles Doo­ Hill." 'YES, WE HAVE l^O BANANAS ley, on violin, and Culver Estridgc on Mrs. George Stuart .Was shopping 9 • * ■ /K *' * t i t )' y aso lin e daraueL.-. . - ' r >\ ^ ------*— But this Is the place* where you get in Orlando on K nt«z)xds»V » _, \ Always Better Vocal Duct, by Erma Carter nnd • Mr. and MrHv J 3hn£j\qdDr3°n and children of «/cra,the week-end Evelyn Ballard, accoippanicu' on ; “‘ iV 1Anderson’s g re a ts, piano by Opal Petera. gucsU of Mil „ O IL & G REA SES Overture, Hippodrome Orchestra Phipps. Mr. and Mrs. hILunry i Bart For Lubrication Star Spangled Bn iir, by audience. Mrs. <C. H. Whl ore of Nctdhnm, Closing,Song, "G ITie iWjth You irrived pSturday and is tho T\ Till We fleet Agair ^ 1 r■ *■1 ij., » .! *A X . u - J i e - -y•f N # ■$l/s' guest o herj sister, Mrs. Fred Reid, 'liu-s. Barlow of Oris Orlando*,was tho MA M»fa of Akrt&: Ohfe&arrived Rear New Marrows, Tire Canes, Monogram Radiator Ci ?■> gdUt of her sister, Mrsi'George La- here Saturday to spghd «. few days " Roycc Motor Meters. We exchange your old ones regardless H. B. * . \ " tfl M m with■hia ^ f g h t e r , Mr*. Grover. I«B i n l j of its condition. Spark Plugs for all Cars. Tires and Tubes Lh / ’ r+ 1V-ft ’ Mrs. CNivcr and H^tlo daughter of Alea.i h.t Better prices. - * ..... Ijaptow pro tjho gucstp of Mfs. River’s * Clara Harrison was in Orlando shopping, Saturday. parents, Mr.! and Mrs, Pomeroy, who Mm. J. F. McClellan and Mrs- IL are camping *t Sooaler Springs. , THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINEBetter Stick To The Standard The cotton picking season is here H. Flynt of Sanford called on Mra. J. M. Prevatt, Wednesday, Free Road Service and the yield so fords very good. Mrs. Rosa McFarlane and children Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phipps left Thursday fo£-d)ieJt(,Potn£ in Tampa left Thumday for DcmopolU, Ala., after a very pleasant ’ t^ o weeks’ where they will make their home, Mr. and Mr*. Ed Sutton and daugh­ spent at J. R, Phipps on Cr»nk ter and Cunnington Sutton arrived m u. ! ' ‘ * -. .The Longwood band la progressing home Friday night from Jackson, Ga., ^ ix J e ,elr director,- Mr. Cobb, :and where they‘spent a month with'telaWHERE "FLORIDA ’ LOSES. v. lb - Just then a five-ton truck backed up to the curb and began to discharge such stock ns a suburban otoie us­ ually carries. ’ . f i t you keep check on that stuff," said tho other citizen, "you v.Ill sco why Florida is on tho wrong side of the balance ahcct.and why it will remain there until we do somclhing be­ sides Ulk about IL" “There goes a case of lard com­ pound—Florida should make its own lard and ship some of it to* the coun­ tries south of "us. “Thpro’se fonr cases of cbndorlsed milk—and Florida ‘ **«L all-thev-yesr* '* '* ' round pasture to revf1tne thnt ship.... v ,vJ» ■ BIBLE TALK Paul The Apostle fra th is S u p e r la tiv e 1 HAIRNETS I-' McCRORY’S Sc and 10c Store i * ft!"; In C harge o f L o c a l Standard O il S e rv ic e Station Service We are in charge of the Stand­ ard Oil Company se r v ic e sta tio n at G G POLARINE i Bf/ We personally will appreciate your patronage and will do our best to serve you to your utmost satisfaction. You will be pleased with Crown Gasoline and Polarine Oil. Also with our free air, water and crank case service to which you are always wel­ come. L0NGW00D GENEVA 5 MORE FOR YOUR MONEY PHONE 447-W- �' It iLexpccied thi» will faVitufilar.M F oot men now have been sentenced the former meeting when the county | as the result of t^o inquiry, Grover fair association wit* launched and wyii be n\dinnor to bOJfoUo*ed by a .bm«f incss meeting*' OfffcMs elected atj thei first iricollng wilr conimenso to Klnnsmcn to I|on .W agner, aged functhnf* .? > TJie date for this meeting has not farmer of Drplcen Arrow, Goolsby-and'Mrs.' Spain then the ns yet been set hutMt is expected that it will-take place Imforc Sept. 1, wife of "Dare Devil gjlm” Spain, n pnmehute jumper, were placed in the hands of the whipping band aflfcr their arrest on a statutory chprg* Spain fell to his death at Seneca, Mo., features .{Include n few-days after the flogging'and Gdolaby and Mrs. Spain then wpro . ever y m odern ad­ married, *, ' ‘ T T Jyy, vancement■ in construction Governor Walton granted'Finley-a Several Thoi of i Dollar* Offered r pspile of fifteen'days,, explaining 'Exhibits. " ■ ^ Fdr and design. You can de» that the military desired to uA>' him . ■ • r' • JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 28.—The further in the Investigation/ premium list'a t Florida's state fair •hare ■in' November will ’ acltregate SANFORD SCENES TONIGHT/ AT TH E' MII.ANE THEATER awards amounting to $22,500, nepord. lng>to Information contained listings You must see the Sanford scenes .shown. In booklet* .just off the press. A JA X C O R D , R O A D K IN G , P A R A G O N This represents' the mos^libcral of­ tonight at the Milium Theater. Sconr* of Sanford High School, South Side fering of prizes yet made nt these School, .Kl wan Is Club, Country Club, fairs. Several thousand dollars arc offer­ Icing Plant, Celery Fields, aLnding ed In prises for .county exhibits of of the Osceola, First National Rank Sanford, Florida agrteulturo and horticulture, while Building, Puleston-Brumlry Building, other thousands are offered In live­ Valdez Hotel,' Milanc Theater, nod stock division- Four thousand dol­ views of,First .street- 1 lars Is offered in beef cattle division, $2,000 for dairy types, and ,1,800 for The Ifprnld delivered six tlmos a swine; $1,010 for sheep, horses, week for 1be. J o in / B mules and Jocks’ PfcA T T ’ • The poultry, nnd rabbit show prizes <S> will total $1,800.', Ono of Mr. Brydon'f plans, de­ personnel, so that.whpr. an emer­ Olio iff. the outstanding features of tails of which are now being worked gency does nriso they may go IndU the fair this year will.be the boys’ out by his aides, la the complete or­ vidually and (Collectively to their and' girls' club work department, ganisation of the soft cos) operators pre-arranged posts ana begin ta which.WiU.offer prices of*$4,500, Six to act with and for the government function, This personnel may be in any coal crisis of peace or war. changed from time to time aa* cir­ different r slate organization!! will A "minute man" system, requiring cumstances demand, hut personnel compete for these'prizes, tho Corn only an enabling act of Congress to can alwaya be, and should always be Clulg Sweet Potato XJlub, Fennut empower tho President to declare an provided. Thie plan should be so PIGGLY WIGGLY sells-every item with n money,hack Runrantoc. They are not afraid to W* Club, Bbe Club, Cfitton Club, ami Pig emergency and draft coal resources, comprchcnsivo that it would, not vertlse Ihclr gdods nnd prices. For their Roods are always of quality dn<J their ' prides ale was advanced by Mr, Brydon before only apply to the central organiza­ Club, the recent recommendations of the tion at Government headquarter* The girln and boys poultry clubs tight. They doh’t have to wail for tlfclr competitor's nd to come out a n d th e n m p k a thielr, y . S. Coal Commission affecting the but to the remotest eoal-produdn* ■of htc statu also will compute for prices. PlGGLY WIGGLY, is the rohl thinR.. They make the prices. . i . anthracite industry were announced. districts In the United States. Sucn honors, under thn supervision of Miss plan, when worked out to the last "A committee from this body," adetail, with the informal approval Minnie M. Floyd, homo ih’inonstraMr. Brydon told the men who elect­ tho Government and transporta­ tion poultry specialist for the stale. ed him their leader, "should consult of tion, would need only an aet or Con­ with tho War and Navy Depart­ gress Schools operating under terms of to legalize It at tho t|me the ments concerning their possible emergency the Smith-Hughes • net will receive arises. Onco accepted emergency needs and also with the by the Government, it would rival tho name prizes for agricultural ex­ Interior and Comftnerce Depart­ any previous unsolicited effort of ments. Wo should hold ourselves an Industry to serve tho nation un­ hibits as last year, and the womnn’n responsive to requests from any of selfishly department prizes will tola! $1,000. and be a virtual guarantee the deportment!. of regular soft coal supply a t‘ fair Departments of education, women’s WITH A $1.00 PURCHASE •'This plan should Indudo the prlcci to tho public la crises "v. work, fine arts, and other phases of work, will he taken care of with lib­ eral premiums. KING AN'S BREAKFAST MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, successful launching and conduct of Jrotary Earl Brown. In addition a An attractive list of prizes also is BACON, L R .......... ......... LB......:..... ................. ........ .... its big fair, drawing of the prpposdd grounds with offered in the nugro exhibit depart­ S. M. Hiatt, expert on fairs, will I tho proposed arrangements of the cx-‘ ment. 2 JARS FRENCH’S N O .l CAN BELMONTE be hero the Inttcr part of the woke I hihit buildings, fairway, side track, MUSTARD ..... MUSCAT GRACES .... from Gainesville to make an address lace track nnd grandstand will he SENTENCE FOUR IN at the farmers institute tVr he hehPn'idy fur submixidmi-to a gathering ....CONNECTION" w n i i . \ c 1-LR TALL CAN PINK NO; 1 CAN PURPLE RIBBON at Samsula, and while here will out- of representatives from nil sections OKLAHOMA RIOTINCi SALMON ...... ............. CALIFORNIA F IG S ............ line a model fair building with Bee-, of tho county. FRANK AKERS TIRE GO i > Berry L, Gandy, executive secre- ILl'SIA PREPARES FOR COUNTY FAIR DELAND, Aug. 28.—After some lay in abstract to tho tract of land ntrd west of tha railroad station i been secured and Volusia* county w has a clear track ahead for the D U l 1 lr II ]K □ TULSA, Okln., Aug. 28.—The rond to the ntntu penitentiary opened Mon­ day to another Tulsa county Dagger and admitted member of the Ku Klux Klan when William Arlluir Finley, constable nt Broken Arrow, was senItriced to two years imprisonment for participation in the whipping of Lcslie Goolsby nnd Mas. Myrtle Spain, now' Mrs Goolsby, tho night of July m . 20 , 1022. M t t / *1 FOR THE COLLEGE GIRL AND HIGH SCHOOL M ISS!! % l \ - if' * Of course yr.u’ll soon be needing new FrockH nnd Hals fur college, hunrdinR school, or high school-—What will .you choose? __ Here’s a Charmipgr Answer to. Your Problem FusciiinUtiR new Frocks nnd Millinery. DeiiRhiful PeRgy Paige Dresses and others. These Dresses und Huts with (hat stylish somethin;; for which Batimel's is noted. We have just received these Dresses and HoIn and they will he on display tomorrow. ------------------------------------- COME IN ANU SKE THEM--------------------------------------These proper FROCKH ore Fashion's Favorite for Full. A seasonable representation in Sntin Crepes, Satin Fruncias, Cantons, poirct Twill nnd others, in the newest color modes. Popularly priced Fjnley confessed having turned over Goolsby and Mrs. .Spain to a band of .whJppem and pleaded guilty to u charge of riot, lie received tho minimum penalty. Four other men arc charged with Implication in the offense, two of wham hnd been arrested Monday night. T. M. Mathews, retired merchant of Broken Arrow, nnd W. M. Bills, Broken Arrow transfer man, were arrested. They pleaded "not guilty and were released on $1,500 bond oach. Finley is tho first public offibial to be caught In the Investigation be­ ing conducted by Adjutant General B, II. Markham into niuh activities In Tulaa county. RITTER'S BEANS, CAN ...V.....:........... 2 BARS HATH TABLETS*... NO. 2 CAN OVERSEA CORN .:...............:..... 1 -LR) K-LB. BbcKET SNOWDRIFT LARI) :.......... ................... . . BULK COCOA l b . .............; VAN CAMPS MILK, TALL EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK - .................. NO. 2 CAN. TOMATOES CAMPBELL'S SOUP, ALL FLAVORS ........ !....... i.~ r».LII8. F A N C Y B L U E ....... RO SE R IC E PREMIER SALAD DRESSING LARGE SIZE ................... HKRSHEY’S COCOA ........... Charmeen! RICH'S ROLLED OATS i11*17 , t h e o t i c trenjl/iH Felt for SpwCand wear. 'S ilk ‘and Duvetyne for Street and • • .• And the ever favorable VelveFin Pattern 0c 2 PKGS. POST TOASTIES OH COHN lHLAKES BALLARD'S PAN CAKE FLOUR CREAM OF WHEAT; t k g ......... .......... 2 PKGS. SHREADED WHEATENA, PKG.- WHEAT • ;.. ... . .... Your Business Appreciated WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, LABOR DAY U* ,. . .. «itracttr* . . . ALL OVER THE W O ittD ^ �THE SANFORD;DAII/Y jHERALD, FRIDAY, AUOUST Ol, 1923 PAGE FOUR Sanford Dailyflerald The Herald Printing Co. R . J . H O L L Y ------------------------------- R 4 lt e « N . J . L I L L A ltD ____I r r r r l U T - T r t i i e m II. A . N E K Ii_______ ____G e n e r a l M i M f N H . g , H O LLY — A iT tr lU ta e H a u i t r T k * k l | I t . In U U p fliv W H k l r H er* *M n l l l f l r r a v e n H rm ln a lr C a i a t r n n J la p a k l l a l t l r t r r r r r M i f . A I v r r > l l a l a * r n fv a m a d e k n o w n o n s p p lf r a l lo n . H M p a r y e a r , a l n i y i In a tfr a n a * . M R M B K R T U B A S S O C IA T E D FlUCS* T h o A s s o c i a te d p r e s s Is « x c lu s lv a l y e n title d to th e u s s fo r rs p u b llc a tlo n of n il n s w a d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d to it o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r e n d a l s o t h a lo c a l n s w a p ublished herein. All r i g h t s o f r a - p u b l l e a t l o n o f s p e c i a l l l a p a t n h e s h e r e i n a r e also r e s e r v e d . O ffle e i n a n A L D T K I I L i m m . P h o n o 14S TO A lIVKItT fHKRM l I n r a a e o f e r r o r s o r n m m ls a ln n In tsKnl o r o t h e r A d v e r ti s e m e n t* T h e H e r a l d P r i n t i n g C oniputiy dura not h a l d i t s e l f llptile f o r iln ip n g e f u r t h e r t h a n t h a a m o u n t r e r c l v c d f o r much ml* v ertlaem en ls. forelrn Advertlalna heprraentatlva THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION The Ku Klux Klnn is having hnrd sledding in the north. And out of nil of ft will come something else not on the surface now. , .----------------------Today's dispatches look like wnr between Greece nnd Italy- It would depopulate New York nnd aomc of the other big cities. -------------- o -------------- Union men seem inclined to accept the offer of Governor Pinchot. Tho men themselves usually listen to rea­ son but nettling by arbitration docs not suit the union leaders. Now that nil exchanges of courte­ sies between Mexico nnd America have been made it looks like recogni­ tion will follow and all will be- pence "beyond the Rio Grnnde”. This is fine. Wo want to go down there next summer when tho National Editorial Association meets in Oklahomn. • -----------o----------Ixis Angeles traffic orders liar the new “drive nnd hug" idon of lyitoists. It is difficult to drive nnd hug nt the snme time which is one Tnult with the new fnnglod automobiles. The old horse and buggy hud some advantages over the new style of vehicles. ----------- o---------As the frost gets closer to the pumpkin and the leaves begin to turn our thoughts turn .to old Miami val­ ley in Ohio which is one of the finest countries in tho world in the early fall. Hut on account of tho fact that trains do not carry passengers fur nothing we will not see the Indian Summer hnzo on the Ohio river this year. -----------o----------’ ATTENTION. EDITORS. The Associated Dailies of Florida meet In Sanford next Thursday after­ noon nt the Hotel Valdez Palm Room nt two o'clock nnd a big attendance is anticipated. You can all give a few houra of your time to this meet­ ing nnd you will learn something, see something nnd'meet all your old friends and ninny new ones nt tills business meeting. Dinner at seven will bo served nnd you cun get buck on the Job* the same night. Every daily paper in Florida should have a representative at this meeting. Next Thursday afternoon nt the Hotel Valdez, Sanford. ----------- <1----------BENJAMIN IS COMING. We received a letter from our old friend, Benjamin, of the Ocala Star ycstei day in which he stated that he was coming to the meeting of the Associated Dailies ,Hu has never attended n meeting of the dnilics but he is coming to Sanford and we'con* shier It n distinct honor to entertain Bro. Benjamin of the Ocala Star. And he also writes that he has not been in Hartford since 1BU0. Cun you beat thnt? Thirty years ago Benjamin was in Sanford and lie lias not been here since. Well, ho will see come changes, we Bay that nnd .ho shall be token over city in the finest buzz Wagon wc cun gel and we will per­ sonally point out thu tall buildings to him. All of which makes Us Uiink that quite a gathering of distinguish­ ed newspnper folks will be here next Thursday and wo should have n good ing nnd plenty of real business. meetif ............o SCHOOLS SHOULD TEACH • TRADES* With bricklayers and carpentcra and all the other trades making wages Hint ore about five limes as large as those paid in tha ordinary "white collar" division of business It see mu that our bebools and colleges Itter quit teaching Latin and dead ones" and got down to teachingyeal trades. The University of Florid*, could ould put In schools fori trades as U as a school of pharmW ’V-VC’r * . ■' •-* /. \ , ncy. The colleges all over tho land and tho high schools could bo teach. lng trades and fit tho boya and girls for something real instead of giving them "dead languages” that are deader than ever after thp pupil leaves school. \Ve want printera In the printing offices but no boya want to learn tho printing trade any more. Wo understand that right now in Sanford there are few bricklayer* and they arc scarce in all other towns and cities |n the country and they arc receiving twelve dollars a day. Wc would like to rise and remark* that few professional men, clerks, book­ keepers and others arc receiving this much today, Wc had bettcT get down to real cases in our education. Tho "white collar” ^nian is passing away. American youth should get back to foal ^frork and make some real money and in dointf this help us to build up this great country of ours. There are too many “ten hounds” ‘and not enough apprentices for the trndes. -------- r- 0 ----------ORLANDO PREFERS POLITICS TO BUSINESS. . GETTING ACCUSTOMED TO IT <5 e E !! IcEtfftlMLY WOULD ^ MSS Th\S LlTTue ANNUAL £Tun T if They ever called iT off Tho result of the election in Or­ lando on Tuesday when the voters by nn overwhelming majority reject­ ed tho charter prepared by n chnrter board which provided for a commis­ sion-manager form of government instead of the present strnight com­ mission form, is not to be ncccpted on its face ns a rejection of tho city manager idea- Press dispatches sent out following the announcement of the count of the ballots Tucsdny night revealed the darkey in tho melon patch. The opposition frankly udmitted the vote .was a'vindication of two members of thu present com­ mission, Messrs.. Sutherland nnd Mnnuel, who have been mixed up In some political squabble tlint is no­ straightforward publicity through the body’s business outside of Orlando. Herald, Sanford now occupies a con­ But the friends of these individuals spicuous place on the Florida map.— evidently made the issue a personal Clermont Press. one so it is gratifying to know that the most modern system of civic gov­ GOOD WATER FRONT IS ALWAYS OF VALUE. ernment that has yet been devised was not repudiated by the citizens Every locality in Florida that pos­ of Orlando. sesses water front should see to it It would not lie gallant nr just right for Bartow or Lakeland to that it is retained. There is plenty show any evidence of rejoicing la- of property in every state in the cause of Tuesday's result even union, nnd even in Florida, lying fur though that result still leaves these from any body of water, all of which two Polk county cities away ahead will advance in value; lent nothing of Orlando in the machinery of civic will make so rapid a rise ns that management a ml operation, in all whore there is n possibility of locat­ probability when Orlando tires of ing some industry beside the spot petty politics, it will again make u where the water transportation may better etTort to get rid of the olil be utilized. Tlje yupply is limited; order, in "Hie meantime those stu­ Though it mny take a considerable dents of civic alTairs could do no bet- sum to put it in shape there will al­ tv b titan secure n copy of the Bartow ways be a return for the money In­ chnrter or the laikeiand charter or vested. Citations may be made to nearly the St. Augustine chnrter which all ocean fiontJ* and river fronts to might enable the charter-builders to be found in the United States where avoid some of the objectionable fea­ some clever schemers have wheedled tures that existed in tin* now repu­ diated document.—Lakeland Star- the municipality out of splendid sites along on the water, used those sites a Telegram. few years, have even had the city * -----------o----------take action to close a few streets in SANFORD, "THE CITY SUBSTANT­ onler Hint hotter use might lie made IAL" IS COMING. of the property, and then, when the city saw its error in the first dispos­ Drove over to Sanford Sunday and al the owner would "kindly mid pa­ spent the clay with the children—the triotically" turn hack his holdings at Jernlguns, having Just moved into a profit of several thousand per cent. their new home on Sanford Heights, Instances mny bo cited in this state a cozy place of the bungalow type, where a water front wmC disposed of in one of the most promising resi­ for three thousand dollars, and the dential sections of the city. municipality was greatly pleased nt Someone has given Sanfcjrd a slo­ the transaction; eleven years Inter gan: "The City Substantial nnd in the city paid fifty-nine thousand to driving about one cannot help Imt be get it hack, impressed'with the manner in which I’alalka hnn a tract of water front. they seem to be living up to that slo­ It is not now’ attractive; to the con­ gan. Miles of paved streets nnd ux- trary, it is repulsive At the present tenslnns going on in almost every di­ time Its vuluo is almost negligible. rection, bringing into the city con­ Some thousand dollars in construct­ fines homes that heretofore have been ing a permanent sea wall or bulk­ reached by only n trail; adequate head, nnd some thousands of dollars sewerage being laid in the alleys nnd spent in throwing the river silt back water mains extended, many substan­ of the retaining wall would make tial homes and well kept Inwns; new deep water to a splendid dock, nnd and beautiful bungalows of mod­ the value would is- wonderfully- In­ ern architecture; a new Woman’s creased. Then, too, it would encour­ (Tub Just completed ami a new age Industries, as well as |>cemitting Library is ready for the roofing; tho construction of docks and and in the business section the wharves. pew Miinne theater has been open­ For constant traffic. ed and it is said to be modern nnd upIt should never las sold- hut re­ to-the-minute; the Wool worth G and tained for the city for tho years to ID cent store is in a new home erect­ conic. ed especially for them; two new guAs a general thing people do not rat.gl. are under conalruclion; the appreciate the worth of surh an as­ First National Bank is just putting set. True, it would cost something the finishing toueijea on a six story to make the tract available and en­ structure of splendid architectural couraging for business purposes; beauty and-thu Inst word in up to j couraging for business purposes; yet date bankirg facilities; and across | that nunt would be returned many the street the Pulustun-Brantley four times over, either directly or indi­ story building is already in use. San­ rectly, Meantime when completed, ford is a prosperous, live, growing with deep water alongside, it might city—and we dare say, gives promise bo used ns n playground for th'e of becoming one of Florida’s busy In­ children, nml small boat* might latel lor centers, because she enjoys moored there so long an the entliV water transportation viu Jacksonville snubbing-plnre was not needed. with the Clyde Line bouta, which urHad this proposition been com­ rlvc daily, und by reason of lower pleted there would have been locate*) freight rates that city ia becoming in Balnlku last week nn industry of headquarters: for many wholesale high merit. Hites were to be found establishment:). „ The St. Johns river there, once the thing is complete, is also being drudged so that more of that no city could get elsewhere In all Uie private boats of winter vUitora Florida. As it Is, this city lost a can navigate her water. > In short, payroll that wuuld hnvc been of won­ Sanford is a whole show in itself, but derful aid in cairylng out thu de­ wo missed seeing one of the main sires of tha ilhcilu people.—l'ulatka actors, Bob lloily, who edits the News. V A I Dally Herald. He is man that put — ----------«» .................tm I tho "I" ill celery, and the “l” in aaubMr. Ituzclle is a t IL . L. IV r|ina* stantiul, and by persistent and i Store, m a »» aaam ^suis ia n s s »**•!*** a ••.e.-ausw *-..' . < DOUBLE REDUCTION! Price reduction ranging to 15% and Effective fo r a lim ita l tima only, wo aro giving, absolutely free, with each regular Vacuum Cun Tire jmrchasctl, 1 ONE TON TESTED TUBE of corresponding size 'litis combined price reduction and limited Frea Tube Offer affords opportunity for an approximate SAVING OF 30% O ft your season’s tire equipm ent TODAY, includ­ ing n FREE TUBE with every tire you huy. F. P. R1NES * HK3H&P* 103 Palmetto Avenue-------------------- Phone 481-J The furmers of St.‘ Croix county Such movements depend for theit success on mass co-operation ami Tin-farmers oi . Croix county, that can never he secured. This plan Wisconsin, nrc thinkers, ni indeed for the farmers’ relief, however, is most farmers nrc. .The peculiarities no more visionary than othcra which For Couffha and Colds, Head-' of their occupation alfonl them muny have been put out. tl will amount aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism opportunities for thought which they to nothing, for jl violates tin- first and All Aches and Pains usually improve. Even while hold­ principles of political economy.— ALL DRUGGISTS ing the'plow in tlit- furrow their Tampa Times, -----------o----------inbuilt may be cotriderirrg the prob­ ISc and 65c, jars and tubs* Hospital size, $3.00 lems which face them, anil nfler the Ra r-a Ry sa im Mu Si n r i h day’s work ia done there nr«* some hours that can be given to cogitation over their condition and devising schemes for its h.-ttorment. The farmers of tho above county got to­ gether the other d.tj and put the re­ Ha sult of their cogitations into concrete *a form, that nl lthc win Id might know fcj ha Pa k) h i R) Ha m IK W4 Here, is this,.result ns nmhqdjqd in, re- < FAILURES OF I‘ARENT'S*. solutions passed by the meeting: j "Luck of a sense of responsibility, "Resolved, that. Whereas. * the I unwillingness to work hard, lack of farmers of this nation ace confront- 1 thoroughness, false notions about cd by an economic condition that re­ salary and promotions, nnd lack of sults in the production of farmers’ piineiple’" characterize ninety per products at a loss; that of every dol­ cent of the young men nnd women lar spent for the furmers’ products for this reason this large percentage 37 cents is w! share, and that the who apply for positions today and farmers can no longer continue to fail In hold their first jobs.” This is operate under ,these conditions, nnd a charge made by A l). White, sta­ whereas, the legislation enacted for tistician for Styifl and Company in the benefit of the furmers has been a report to the Chicago Association a failure nnd has made things worse: of Commerce. t I 4 t l "Therefore, be it resolved by the If this charge is true, a serious farmers of St. Croix county, assem­ condition exists, and the blame for it bled this U8th <lay of July, 1U1M, that should he placed. Parents are fail­ we ask the farmers of the United ing in their obligations to their chil­ State.* of America that on the 1st day dren and to society, and the public A good m orning, one th n t is good in every of September, 1U2.1, wo refuse to schools nro also failing. According sense of th e word, follows a su m m er n ig h t 6pcnt market one pound of farm products to Froebel, “The child’s first school in cool, refreshing sleep. till we get a profitable price on the is the homo." He learns more dur­ farm—" ing the first six years of his life than Then they annexed a rehedule of liming any succeeding six nnd pa­ Before long you will need a pleasant sleeping the prices that should be demanded rents should never lose sight of this porch w hich will let you get o u t of th e stuffy by the participants in the strike, for idea.- ' in terio r room s. Such a porch pnya dividends ’ • * that is what it amounted to, ruch as From the lime n child is able to unin b e tte r h e a lth and th e “ pep” th a t comes from U cents for hogs, 12 cento, for fat deistaml anything, hi' should he made sound sle e p .' steers ami heifers, 10 cents for fat to feel his responsibility in the home cows, 12 cents for „ Inmhs, St.aO for and to society. Tusks' should he asAdd n room to your hom e by building a whent. 25 cents for best tobacco, etc. j ai|snei| him nm, ,u, shouItj b(. h,.M screened, m osquito-proof sleeping porch this h Ine, very fine, for the farmer a strict accounting. The idon that They have long held the short end there ix anything disgraceful about 6pring. Wc can help w ith th e plans and of the whiffle tree and when work should never the allowed to furnish th e lum ber, screens an d otJicr things obliged to pull the greater part of lake root in the mind of a child. you will need. the load. Now they propose to take President nml Mrs Coolidge nro set­ matters in their own hands. Instead ting an example worthy of emulation of taking what may bo olTered them for fathers and mothers. for their products, nnd paying what As soon as a hoy or girl la-gins may be asked for what thgy buy, earning, he should be made to eonPhone 130-Snnford, Florida they will set n living price on what trlhutc to the support of the family. they have to sell nnd the buyer may It is hard work for u parent or a take it or leave it as he pleases. It teacher to compel n child to continue is a new declaration of Independence, at a task until It Is well done. It lift the farmer out of the mire in is much easier to allow him to hurry and if carried opt lurcessfully will through than to stand over him and which he is struggling- Hut there is set- that he does, his work thoroughly. The Highest Priced Article is N ot Always the Best one aspect of the situation which the For this reason, children find thnt Neither is the Lowest Priced Article farmers of St. Ofoix county nmy not they can "get by" at home nnd nt the Cheapest have fully considered. Any stand of school nnd when they go into busi­ that kind must, bo unnnipnius with all ness they try the samo tactics. As n m l a rncitlum price*! g-iod» r*Pthe farmers of Uiv country, lluv* the j - f s e n t ltie lipst v a lu e s . • .•'* The Inst charge that Wr. White Wisconsin farmers , secured , that makes is the most serious of nil. He r x p c n x l v o n i l T o r t l a l m r ' 'a*1 - ;'. paet-naeH are always ,rH unanimity? If they have, nnd all charges the boys nml girls with luck s e l li n g price. ' farntem; ngreo td it; they caq. un­ of principle. X a H M -' W o rth less •*'*,Ubot ij** doubtedly carry their point nnd bring p ro v e d by m i x i n g wllli o ilie r srtiei He finds them stealing time at tha and a r e d e a r u i a n y price. the nation to their terms, for it will lunch hour, taking the lime which In s e l e c l i n g J'oiir (pe«lnot go hungry. If they have failed rightfully belongs to the employer Cllooso u n e w h e r e t h e p rice represeni A f a i r v u l n r f o r « o o d p u r e Ingredient to secure this nation-wide cooperation for social telephone conversations, T ills is a l w a y s ilia c h e a p e s t In the **> in their pbui it will bo u dismal fail­ and.slipping away from work a few ' W e g u a r a n t e e i h e feed we ure. Tho fannefa are proverbially minutes before the clock strikes in " Y o u r Money H ack I f l o u A re I*®1 S atisfied .” the hardest class; of cltltena to Jino the evening' This is stealing just as W h v n o t s l v o u s a i r U l an d he con­ up for a common cause. There is lit­ surely as stealing money from the v in ced . tle hope of their Joining in such a cash-drawer. quixotic phim If the’St. Croix farm­ These charges should cause the pa­ ers go it nlone they will only excite rents and thu teachers to da som? ■■■■THE: CASH Ff CD s t o r e m m laughter.and ihllculo, and pro fore­ ini nest thinking. Steps should bo doomed to failure.' If every pound taken now in every home and in every of food and every bushel^ of grain school room to correct condition? giown in.^-^totaqcpunty wera hawed which allow boys nnd girls to go out FF£P»p(A/i"f RAlM AND F CP7 !LIZE F?5 out into Lako Michigan nnd.au c- 1into the world of business with sucl PHONE S19« MYPTLL AVL B m 57 SANfOPD FU iieathits lI wrwvA* It-' would has • no 10 j perverted pervert n e a tli-its > ideas ^an ideals.—Tlme*ctr i t jUuiorf*'* iJU V . m m m m m : FROM OTHER S 5 SANCTUMS : (food ^Morning HILL LUMBER CO. S a n fo r d ^ e e d & S upply C o . �.•t * • -r ^ ' W1'/ .( .> n r ® .T.aflfe r HR PA G EFIV U THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,'FRIDAY; AUGUST 31, 1923 EtiSK-Si *•|7'%islr -r r - The following are absolutely necessary to success: You must have Backbone, Grit, Industry, Application, Perseverance. Having these and a Savings Account at our bank, you can and will overcome BANK... ICE- GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING KLA R. L. SIIIPP, Editor building, Puleston-Hrumlcy building, Valdez Hotel, Milane Theater, - nnd views of First Street, nil nre shown, bright, clear and life-like. In fact, everyone who saw the picture last Interesting Program Will Be Shown night agree that it is positively the best out-door picture ever , shown Tonight Wilh Ixtct\l Picture. here. You'have an opportunity ngnin Sanford people were given some tonight to see the Kiwanis movie— idea of the rapid growth of this city don’t miss it. when they witnessed the first show­ George Arils* in “The Man Who ing of the Kiwanis picture taken a Played God," the Country Store, with few weeks ago. The First Notional a wide selection of prizes, and a good Bank building was shown with the comedy will also be shown, making structural steel in position only—no up a most interesting program. brick work done, and now the build­ The Kiwanis Club receives the en­ ing is being rapidly filled with tentire benefit of your patronage and nnts nud the elegant banking room is will use the money derived from the nearly ready for occupancy. Tile, •ajxl I’nlrslon-Rrumley building is also xhibition of this picture in the furUnerkflco 'of its uirps for the good of completed and entirely . filled with the community and every render of tenants—in the picture the workmen the Ulerabl should take advantage of uni busily engaged on the brick work Things do move in Sahford—just how thin opportunity. The Milane Theatre Shows Kiwanis Movie to a Large Audience fast one does mot realize until, they rye tills picture nnd consider how re­ cently it was made—Ir.st February. Sanford High School, South Side School, Kiwanis Club. Country Club. Icing plant, L'eleey Fields, bunding :..f the Oscco1.1,HlfirfL WnUonnl Hank CELERY SEED .Many people ask me why I con­ tinue to tulk about football so early. I’ll tell you why: Ilecause we want Sanford to Wive the best football team in the state 'of Florida! And the more we talk tile more enthused candidates will lie over the team and the harder they will work. Yet she helped him In his own work to see the mnnager of the Milane and nf upholding the law. It’s a twist at tell him what part you will take Mon­ day night. Pet. once different nnd fascinating. .017 .340 Four Petty Compsop’s nil in one— Good comedy, good music, cool .321 four distinct characters to enthrall seats at the Milane. .317 and mystify you. As the crook her.1t-r'* i.) . :*'c, Petty is n (piiik-chnngo artist, And last hut not least the "Kiwanis .102 a master of ii.oko-up nnd a marvel at News will bo shown ngnin tonight. .432 disguise. -It’s a role of real surprise*. .307 This is your last chance to see your And tonight every one ftt Sanford Pi ua h lu r a Ki Ka Ra Ka with Ihci riant name beginning with city in the movies so be suro and Ka "V" wilt be admitted free of charge. come tonight. . PH Dni.y Herald on sale ut Joe’s Smoka P-a r i k*j ks ka ka Pa [House, Mobleys Drug Sto o and Ka Hunt's Pharmacy. tf Pua k i St Ka sa r-a Ka Ka Ka American I.eague BASE BALL Won Lost FOOT BALL New York _____ . 7.1 42 Cleveland ............. . G<‘> r>r» BASKET BALL •r.c . fit Detroit ........... TRAP SHOOTING St. I^iuis . .......... Cl r.7 r.i Washington ........ . r»7 col P-i Ka Ka pa P i Ks k j p-t as Chicago ............... r.r> 07 Philadelphia ........ . r.i 70 Roiton ............... . 400 SPa, BASE BALL sHi tu k i Ka kn Ka Pa Ka pa Pa Pa Tonight is the date—Football moot­ ing in Coach Wilkinson’s office.. P R O G R E S S YKSTEltDAY’S HKSULTS National I.engue ^ S PBINCESS NEWS St. I.ouis 0, Pittsburgh I. Iloston 2, Phihult Ipltia I. New York 5, Brooklyn I. Others not scheduled. Betty Compson and Itielmrd Dix tonight and tomorrow in ‘The Woman With Four Faces." American League Washington ”, New York 1. Cleveland 3, Chicago 2 (13 innings) Philadelphia I, Iloston 8. Detroit 0, St. Ixiuis I. A notorious crook—so clever she made fools of the police—so beauti­ ful that when finally caught, the jury didn’t have the heart to convict her— so (harming that even the district at­ torney fell in love with her. And again, talking about foolbait ently gels ns none hacking—the peo­ HOW THEY STAND ple of Sanford gave ua good lurking National League Inst year—but wo want still *better Won Lost this year. Wo have the field, we Having disposed of my grocery have the best coach in Florida and stock on West First street, notice is | last but not mast we have some of Cincinnati hereby given that all creditors arc the best materud in the state. Now *Jreigicstcd to present their claims whnt we want ls \h e best backing the state and Sanford people/[ever within the next ten days. fotlrd -thtiri t-nkf.oia >yHimiV'Uitil Ir ' ihobjilyn UhMUtp. . \ I N'tttD. why we lire sure of their help this j Philadelphia year. MILANE NEWS k i m Pa k.j k*a Pa n* Man Who Played ^iod." 'he o ld X o o fin g / Are juries influenced by the sex of the accused? Does feminine beauty! ------- — sway them in their judgm ent? Or Fir.-1 show start* promptly a* 7:"0 have men and women an egoul elum.-e tonight. for justice? See the utiawui* told —-----with tin ills in "The Woman Wilh | Remember tonight . is Country! Four Faces.” i Store night. Conte nnd see what you • One Heavy (’oat of HOLEPROOF i.lilt in iinnriM i eitngXT W in m n h c It I si >-1 f u r y i ' i m . A ri tit lit tuition of Afilltuilt a ml A Mu si on lllnn*. ) busily fiUlOli'it l U f i s t tf . II itrsilifr. 1o'lMioiiilcn I V\ flltr f u r I ' u l i l r r r A l f t l t l l V U h l l t T l i VAll, Jean take holm1 1 'She was a master crook, alul aim the district attorney, hy all the laws of Monday night i* Amateur night her profession, was an inch enemy, again-all local talent rue leipiesfi I t lMIMAT «:c>. JitrlzMiiNt III** * fliarliln ---- The Orlando lltilidoga after getting two lag end score* out of three from the Pulnlkn Pal*, blanked the Waycross A. C. L. yesterday in one of the first games of a series. Seems ns if the Dilnndoatin are the undisputed champions of baseball in Florida. lbibo Ruth increased his bitting average yesterday when he collected three safeties out of three times at; the hat. The best Harry Heilman could do was to collect two out of four which increased him n little but not enough to tie up Mr. Ruth. Betty Compson and Richard Dix in the Paramount Picture *Ihe_Wpnian_With Four.Faces* A Herbert Brenon Pioduction. PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT I Good Groceries : | ; At Living Prices GUARANTEED BRANDS AND McCULLER SERVICE Vo. 2*4 Can Rosed ale Peaches ...... Vo. 2 Vi Cun Llbby'H Sliced Peaches Vo. 2,\/x Can Osceola Peaches ..... Vo. 1 Gan Pineapple ............. Vo. 2 Can Pineapple L.... .... Vo. 2 Vi White Cherries ....... Vo. 2 Yt Can Pic Peaches...... Vo. 2 Vt Can Fruit S a lad ..... Vo. 2 Can hurt OIney’s Peas Vo. 2 Can Tomatoes....... . Vo. 3 Can Tomatoes Vo. 2 Kidney lleans . Vo. 1 Can Argo Salmon...... . Vo. 1 Can Pink Salmon ....... Vo. 3 Can Sliced Beets ......... Small Baby Cream ............... Tall Family Cream ........... .. Small Heinz India Relish ..... B. St L. Catsup, Small Bottles McAulilTc, Detroit heavy weight from Detroit would be a whole lot safer if he was back ill Detroit to­ day instead of being in Jack Demp­ sey's training camp. Jack mussed Muck up terribly bad yesterday In­ side of three minutes. What would have happened if Mae had been In there for the world’s championshipWe say there wuuld have been mur­ der! A Bulldog joins the Spartans. Well, that's what happened, when Green, heavy hitting outfielder on the Or­ lando. team this year did when -ho was signed up with the Spartanburg team Wednesday. He made his first appearance Thursday ufternoon ■ against the Charlotte Club. The reason flour nnd bread don’t fall in price is because-farmers don’t make the flour and bread. Mr. Hozellc is at Ik Store. I Perkins’ 131-3U ■HMaunatJ mi uiiiiNn nun ax c a n ■■■■■>!■■ K^aniiMrtMacGUHZgnsMiiaaaM i i i i i R i i H M n i i i H n K c a i i i i i a Ft r FLORIDA sson-ives Company! and W ESTERN BEEF PORK \\ MUTTON _ VEAL Fat Hens and Fryers. We Dress Them Home-Made Pork Sausage Swift’s Premium Und Kigali’s Reliable Can’t Be Beal for . QUALITY., # « Green Cut Bone will make the hens lay; we make it every day Longhorn a n d ' Sandwich Cheese Quick Delivery P one 105 Orlando’s Favorite Shopping Place S a tu r d a y a n d M o n d a y ECHO’S FROM THE YAR1) GOODS SECTION All-over Embrolctorod Voilo.H. Colors: Brown uml white, nluo black nml white. 36 IncheH in width. Hcgular price iflJiO, Q Q o Fancy Uatist. Very denirahle material for cool dresses. Regular price 40c A O /) per yard. Saturday special...... ...... A t f W Newport Voiles. Comes in a wide variety of colors ns well as plain. Regular P Q p price GGe. Saturday special...............t f e H * Embrpldered Voiles nnd Polka Dots. Colors: Pink, Gray and Green. Reg. price G9c. Saturday special ............ .'.......... No. 7408 While Dimity. Suitable for ladies and Children’s Dresses, also Blouses. Regu­ lar price 45c. Saturday Riiecixd J I L V 14*4 i’UINCESS TURATHE TONIGHT What is more pleasant to own than several smart skirts wlscn Blouses are as attractive as they are noujThc Ready-to-Wear Depart­ ment is offering] for Saturday, only—quite a large assortment of up-to-date models of ex­ cellent taste in ibutli Silk and Wool Spurt Skirts. Comes ip both light and dark muterials. All $12.50 vaallies, Saturday special $ 1 0 .7 5 : ALUMINUM WARE This VIko Brand of excellent wearing, ser.vicenble ware should bo in every uji-to-date kitchen. A very superior ware for ordinary I usu and with oniinary core will Inst for life .1 as its gunrnnteo (indicates. All $1.25 values J including Stew Pans, Frying Pans, Preserv­ ing Kettles, Colanders, Mixing Bowls and ] Mixing Pans. , 98c —— TOILET GOODS TUB SILK ■ There’H hardly any of us but what could use, ■ a t least, one more cool Summery Frock ami 5 here's your opportunity. Wash Silk which comes in stripes of black, blue, luvender and IVWlXIHJ spec­ 1111VV white. Regular $2.50 valpes. Saturday ial $2.25. Regular $2.25 values, Saturday special GLOVE SILK TEDDIES BeHy Com’pson «fl« SKIRTS i *«|**k«wkVtt»*(»«*#| kfit****«*i'*iw »•*•«»*»»•**.* *•* $ 1 .9 8 HUGH TILLIS, Drop. The House of Quality and Service i 402 SANFORD AVE. n " if*t - »l*t *l?Vft *"fd'iiifaa r|#V^ , ' ' An array of strikingly original and highly distinctive Glove Silk Teddies. Featured mainly because the style touches are so un­ usual. , An Incomparable attractive line and for Saturday Speclaf $ 3 .7 5 Amami and*Lazuli Rouge in light, medium and dark also in the new orange. A A a Ifeg. price 50c. Saturday special__ t f v V * MEN’S SHOES * !> " _ An opportunity t >provide yourself with new I • “Kicks" for I/tUor Day. ^Vhite Buck1 Ox- • fords with or without tan trim. Regular price $ 10 .00. jBaliuriny \ tZ Special ........ i r M T 9 i Just 30 pair Here’s your lar $7.00 .vail fords. Youj them- tho “f Saturday Si ‘White Canvas Oxfords. your size is left. Reguit arrived. New Golf Oxited to step in and 1 JVER.” -----r , . — --•‘/ i 1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALDf FRIDAY, AUGUST 3L, 5RjO MAKES DARING ESCAPE Shoots Deputy and I«ap* From Royal Palm Near Boyce Sunday. * “ ■ Deputy Sheriff W- C. Willinpison of Sanford, SeihinolcLcounty, Florida, ia contlneil to the sheriff's room in the county jail with n bullet liolc through his left leg just obovc the knee, and thereby hnngk the story M a thrilling episode which, occurred late Sunday afternoon on! the Royal* Palm pasienger train 03 it! was pass­ ing through Boyce, ! Ok this train Deputy Slieriff Wil- linmson had in charge Jesse McBride, colored, alias L C. I-cwis, who was nfivsti’d in Gary Ind., Inst week ns n fugitive from justice, being wanted in Knnford on the chnrgc of burgnlry committed neatly a yqnr ago. On receiving, information that McBride had ‘been arrested Deputy Sheriff Williamson went to Gary and took charge of the negro Friday and rushed him by automobile to Ham­ mond, xitd» when*.he boarded a train Distinctive Productions, Inc, presents '7/arm on .W e ig h t Played ''!,V*• uoc 'Jrom a play by *Ju les' Ccktrt. Goodman founded Oouuvrncur. Dorris'S. story at the soma name Would You Free Your Wife If You TftoiijrAi She Loved Another John Arden, forgotten bednuso of affliction by a world that once fawned at this feet, tec* his beauti­ ful young bride shrink freon the man he has be­ come— sees another bring the I ovc-IooIe no longer his. What would you do? Tho Incomparable Gee rge Artis a , In The Rote o f Romantic Lover the officer removed the handcuffs from the negro’s left arm because It had swollen and was giving him sumo pain. When the train was passing through Boyce the negro jrked the officer's pistol from his holster,. which ho wor^j- over his shoulder, and jumped fra mthe sent and ordered him to “put ’em up," meaning to throw up his hhpds, W L officer -This also arose ffom his scat ami oidwd thu negro whawVan the mutter, If ho had gone efazy. The negro kept the of/jeer colored with tho pistol ,aiming it* iljfVrtly nt his body ns he bncked tow ard'the do6r. The officer made a leap for the negro, knocking the pistol down jusl'as he pulled tho trigger, and the bullet struck him in thir thigh just above the left knee. The officer, by n well-directed blow, knocked the ne­ gro out on the platform In n crowd of negroes, who occupied the plat­ form- Tho negro nroso quickly and smashed the glass out of the vesti­ bule door with the pistol nnd leaped headforemost to the ground while the train was running nt lenst thirty miles an hour. Tho officer made a grub nt tho negro^ ns ho Jumped through, the door, nnd in doing so his hand came in contact with tho broken glass nnd he received an ugly cut on one of,ills Ungers, Tho officer pullet! the helicoid nnd the train came In n stop and the conductor rnn up. As soon as he learned whnt happened ||> mid the officer jumped off the train nnd followed the negro several hundred yards down the track hack into Boyce, whore ho was lost trace ofDeputy Williamson then, called the sheriff’s office and Sheriff Hum­ phreys und Deputies Day, Henderson, Hall and Blackwell rushed to the charge of Deputy Burnette, followed the negro’s trail down the railroad track to tho village of Boyce, where it was lost. The negro carried off the officer’s gun and his handcuffs, which wore locked to his right wrist. Dr. .1. .1, Gee attended the wounded officer. The bullet passed through the leg, hut the physician said it did not touch the hone and he did nut think any ligaments were rut. The wound will keep the deputy in bed for some time, however. The dep­ uty sheriffs s,enured (he entire section around Boyce, but-were unable to find any trace of (lie negro, hut they nre confident he will he captured, as by having tile handcuffs locked on his right arm he can hardly get these that weaken and deplete the aystem. In order to get permanent relief, a complete systematic treatment is nec* “I had a long spell of Typhoid Fev­ er which played havoc with my kid­ neys and -I suffered a good deni with my hack, tywer abdomen and bladder* I went jon'in this cohditian until I used Foley" Kidney Pills- I have nev­ er been bothered with my kidneys since," writes Mrs, W. T- 'Clgry, White Plains, Yn. For quick reljef front backache, dull headache,'.rheu­ matic paitut and kidney and bladder trouble use Foley Kidney Pills. Sold everywhere.—Adv. When campaign money tnlks, it is careful not- to say much nbout who furnished it. GEORGE FAWCETT IN STRONG ROLE An important member of the east of the now Paramount picture, “The Woman With Four Faces," * which comes to the Princess Theatre Friday nnd Saturday (today nnd tomorrow) is George Fawcett, veteran netor nnd screen favorite, In the role of Judge WcKtcott. The cast includes Betty Compson as Elizabeth West, n glri crook; Richard Dix, featured ns the district attorney; Richard Templor, Jim Hnrtignn in portrayed by Theo­ dore Von Eltz, a convict; Joseph Kilgour plays Jutison Osgood, fining and sanctimonious arch r£stal; Guy Oliv­ er is Warden Cassidy, and others. This in regarded, an one of the most power­ ful casts ever assembled in nny pic­ ture. Having leased from the Elder Springs Water Company for n period of three ypnrs, the rights of the dis­ tributions and solo of Elder Springs Water In Seminole County, and being desirous of retaining the good will of tho patrons thereof, we are taking this opportunity to explain to them a few chongea,wo, expect to mako in the sale and deliveries of wafer. Irv-tho first place we^ntend SER­ VICE to b e our motto, tr f v .^ . Secondly: All patrons wll) w i / t » t «1 jiliko: In, o ■r words thorg?wSi3» _____ n 6 'FitEE water; no FLAT RAiTEJdc1ivories. Tho prictS'-will' bo as follows: 50c per five gallon bottle. Tickets will be sold at the following rate: .. $5.00 for a twelve bottle ticket $0.00 for a twenty-four bottle-ticket $17.00 (or a forty-jlgHt bottle tick­ et. If you want tho best nnd purest water obtainable call the Elder Springs Water office, phone 311 and have a lmtVlo delivered to your home or place of business, in QUICK SER­ VICE style, H. J. CLAUSE, 120-2U Robs Calomel of ions parts of the-body perfectly and T h e l a t e s t t r i u m p h n r m o d e r n harmoniously.* e n r e Is a <Ie-nnusiuitisl“ u ulo m rl 1st k n o w n to Hie d r u * t r a d e n s V . l This remarkable prescription goes' t a b s . - C a lo m e l, t h e , ™ . t right to work oh 9 torpid- livfcr, im­ u s e r u l o f a l l m n d j e in s s - t h u s «n? p o n a W ider H eld . n t n ariu larltv mediately cleanses tho caldh bf its ac­ um'Wfletf an d - refin ed f r a ^ t h o U £ cumulation of poisonous refuse which', | e r t | n n a b l e q u a l i t i e s w h ic h h a v * t o f o r e l i m i t e d Its u s e , 1 according to Prof. Metchnikoi^ of th£ I n r h | l l r ---------- — ' • - x t Pasteur Institute,.Paris,.is th.q direct n c h a s uml cause of all our aches and pains. In v a r i e t y ul» imp r, c a lo m e l addition, Re-Cu-Ma ImprdVes thc di­ *me<Iy. I gestion, relieves tho kidneys of their n e c l r a t e d on n c c o u n s J . b t T t * a (c k .n i h » •.5 5 over-burden, purifies the Modfl stream q u a li ti e s ? - N o w t f m o s t planar)nt o f n ta O to j n ia ^ t o I n k . and you are. soon aware of an absence O n e C n l o t a b . a t b>4ltMC > i t K « - sw.i*' of those dull headaches, bflKk-pains, l o w o r v a u r . — t b a m ^ l d l , - No taste* in a , n o n h U M L l, * o ’ s a l t s a nervousness, dlztincss, inertia and n o Karln J x h l V Sleep; aaS T ihrf n e a t morn rheumatic pains—you feel full;of vig­ Rood I n * y on . a rp . f e e l f n * jSn^T w i t h a 'c L u a , or and pep, cat nnythihg you like liv e r, a p u r i f i e d s y s te m , nrrd a t,tr ,n * etite. Km w hat y o u plea**. No without bail after effects and- sleep pilnmnip. . T1 like a dog. Re-Cu-Mn Is sold and recommended by the Union Pharmacy and other good drug storos and If you don’t feel n decided chnnge In your condition af­ ter taking according to directions, you get your money bock.—Adv. D istributor. Hoc the fall line of Slorrs-Schnlfer Tailoring at B. L. P er kina* R epresen­ tativ e th ere from Aug. 31at to Sept. 4th inclusive. 131-Stc For S a fety and. Convenience have your Checking Account with this bank. This is the age when paying billsJby check is indispensable to the individuals firm and' farmer a)ike. The Disease That Wrecks the Whole Body. Quickest Way to Get Well is Through New Treatm ent Containing Seven­ WATCH DIGESTION IN SUMMER teen IiiKredtents That Renew Too much ico eronm, pie, salads, Every P art of the RojJy. pickles nnd eold drinks during tho hot weather causes indigestion. Coated or furred tongue, hail breath, nnd sour or feverish stomach are symptoms of litis tnnhuly that enn he corrected with Foley Cathartic Tuhlets. “I had atom-1|iun|e m b trouble and tried Foley Cathartic and ' Tablets. They gnvu Ipliek relief and with ) now I enn eat anything," writes J. Iire C1 Osborn, Lu6nKvillo, Ohio. A whole- * sonje physic that sweetens the stonirnr ach, tones tho liver nnd cleanses the sllffjt. bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv, the c< It also gives you more prestage' with busi­ ness people. * i' ■v See our cashier today. OUR CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $125,000.00' A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President R F. WIIITNER, Cashier the fact to the officers, J/ic /(j/'t/vs f R eta il ( jracer 1MTXOAITY W o r /R 1«X A V 1 C hei o .i:.cor»Oi'i' V MVJC! cind tliqli Q ualities Lire (iu»vm nteed VALUES EXTRAORpiJNAJty jU OHJO BLUE TIP, n regular 7c L O ' Seller, P ack ag e.............. H y lQ * r FANCY LEMONS, i ..... .....W C | DOZEN ... .'.I-.... GET OUR FRIGES ON SUGAR ■Fancy 2 '/2fl California Lemon. Can C lint;....... .......;..... -A . &.P, PINT t BOTTLE 'to the person who buys the largest order in this Store Saturday FREE—One 1-lb. can Runklc’s Cocoa with every $5.00 order * PACKAGES 5c SIZE N. B. C. A. & P. or Del Monte, A Farwy Grade OR 3 CANS FOR .......... Good Whole Grain Imported Direct from Spain S p z rO Z JA R . 1 7 - PLAIN ................... I f * 4-OZ JAR 09STUFFED UNDERWOOD’S DEVILED 6 Bars Octagon Soap 1034 MODELG AMD P R IC E 3 -f. o. h. factory LKillT-til : u r w , b . t o U. p. BPECM i.r —* ..n r ii To#rt»gZ - - _ _ J _fljlD UIQ-SIX B .,to it. r. T >.u tm i Moadtirr ( t - P u l . ) — tltk Coup, ( l e . n X___- __ 1971 K-H.n . . JDiO rr^LAv Matches, 2 packages for ^ k h isit F itm iO lC D ^ V E G p f r B L E l^ ^ V ^ ■WE DELIVER JU AN (5ARAGE WEST IT---------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA Once Tried no other will please------A flavor far every lOsl® FRESH FRUITS A N D VflG T H R E E BLOCKSFK J M H IC K P'RICES WQihKOCP a RICKEY C 0 R .3 a r S T .a ! : a N F B f li! iiV S . , -J It 4 E : V IS SECOND STREET BETWEEN-P �L , THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST SI, 1923 R a i s i n g t h e F a m l l y ~ y/p (tt)n*t Know w h e th e r to hlnm o or PHv th o oirl ftionl POKT FUNKS MOtUZ eoe-AKS- EWER'# tvme va . o p e n 'ro o d . hootm v < v ■ shouj Sb u a «6 MoaAi^<ie 1 . *1 !>osr 6a r S PHorc "N O P A. POtEMO Q p U lH E M fXtHHBoO'f , S O M E T V t tJ WE3.AND U»IE>\ y o o op e -n1 v o a jr s J v e x j «HOOj MOUCb. Dv i err 1 r e E T K l l^ q o o o n V uw&ea Sm*JD V KEEP STU-V- / -----------f TUfaT'S I S T o O O OP FOR^ACS POOR CO'f UlHEti he Ton* can find tha ana* of • t« 7 Uro Buninas Msn in Sanford in this Column Mch day. CLASSIFIED : ADS : Classified Ada 1c u word. No Ad taken for leas than 25e. And positively no Classified Ads charted to anyone. Caah^ must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordlngljr. n M M M ha •» Juick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FOR SALE *• plMH yon, tell others; if not, FARMERS—You can gat seed bod tell ns. Phone.498 frames and Irrigation plugs a t the Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc SANFORD NOVELTY FOR SALE—Doaler and Gaya’ painta and vamlshea at Sanford Novelty WORKS Works, Sanford stents. 183-tfc V. C. COLLER, Prop. F'ORsSALE—Rhode Island eggs for eneral Shop and Mill setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue. San* 4W Work ford. , 83-tfp FOR SAL14 OH RENT—House, after August 1st.—Seo W. J. Thigpen. 98-tfc FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for HERNDON fall planting, cithih^tUlisa or Rose No. 4.—F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc INSURANCE AGENCY FOR SALE—Dairy and stable ma­ r JRRAUTO-------- BON DS nure, enr lots.—Link & Hagley, Box 2401 Tampu St. 117-I4tp FOR. SALE—Good saddle or buggy S. 0 . Shinholser pony. Inquire at Seminole Hotel. . '* 130-3tp l ------------ ContMctofcMiri DullriatWe have the beat Tot of alightly FLOItlDA used cars ever offered for sale in sCentral Florida. The cam listed beA. P. Connelly & Sons tbw nre not to be compared with the usual so-called second hand cars. 'They Establish** 1 j' '. 1 are , " . I ' ISM * late models, strictly high class, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance rnd in fine condition in every way. bone 18 104-8 Magnolia Ave. Come, look ’em over. We know you’ll like them: Sedan, stnrler, etc. TEWART The Florist Ford Ford Runabout, starter, etc. it Flowers ■ Floral Designs Ford Touring, starter, etc. Annual and Ornamental 1’lanta HupnVhlnle Touring, HI22. Chevrolet Touring ”490.M II Myrtle Ave.-----------I'hone 260-W Nash Light Six touring, late type. Willys-Knlght louring, late type. IANFORD MACHINE Dodge Tourings, 3 1922, 1 1923, 2 others. COMPANY Dodge Roadster, 1922. General Machine and Boiler Dodge Coupe, 1923. Works Ford Worm Drive Truck. Cylinder Grinding Iteo Speed Truck, tone 62---------Sanford, Florida Some of the above 1922. cars were traded In on Dodges, hut most of them are left with us to be sold and applied on r* purchase of Dodge Cars. Cash—Trade—Terms SANFORD MOTOR CO. Rhone 3 Dodge Dealers 128-tJtc s| Cards of Sanford’s Rcput- >• FOR SALK—I-eghorn cockerels, fine stock, $1.50 each.—H. T. Tiller. Paab!t I’rufssslonai Msn, cacb Ml oln. __________ -129-6 tc of whom, In Ms chosen pro- M FOR SALE—One Delco light plant ftasJon tbs Hsrald rscorn- M with some fixtures at $175.00, also Brads to tbs people. M m two engines. Reason for selling, city * h M m m ' m b In h power. Address R. JL Mulrhaad, Brisson Siding, , . _____ 130-3tp FOR HALE—Second hand” looso lea"? George A. DeCottes binders good as new, posts and In­ Altorney-at-Law dices. Quick sale at $1.00 each cash 0»«r Hsmlnols County Bank on delivery. Herald offietj. 131-Gtp ANFORD ; PURELY = PROFESSIONAL = 4Nroi^) .j. FLORIDA pRKD R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW clrst* National Bank Building ANFo^D - i . FLORIDA LTtlN Ji MOUGHTON ; a r c h it e c t r ir*C National Bank Building ANFOBD .!. .J » FLORIDA 4 CHELLE MAINES s s- IbamtMd LAWYER -J. •:—Court House GIu m s Dsslgwsd Henry McLaulin, jr * W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRK. LIFE AUTO INBUKANCB REPAIRS Cook StoVee, Sewing Machines. Phon­ ographs, Guns, sll work gusrsnleed. 2l years exfrerieqey. WADE BROS. S ll SANFORD AVENUB Automobile Body Build­ ing: and Repairing: Comer of Park Avs. and Second SL SANFORD, FLORIDA Charles Stein, Prop. Anyone In need of a carpenter or any carpenter out af work Hidge, BusB aatTU rd O. to * «^nxt*0 OP FOR. UUn - C oF VIHAJT TH E. GLOCV<W E fK O S - rv \tl A R C U M E N r <aOl* M XM W £ 9 l PPoVVOENCE T • S ) \ NOOTC. C .ltriN , - in k» in h i m i n BUSINESS DIRECTORY XHfXV WFK'i f l U l i O ' WOU.W^M. £ TIME TO ADVERTISE YOUR HOUSES,; ROOMS,. GARAGES, ETC. ha hn ha Classified ads In the Daily Herald hivc'Tvntod a garage, a ha house and furnished npnrtment during the past'xweek thnt.wc he know of. Many others may have taken place without our know, ha ledge. Front these results It would seem that the time Is ripe to ha ndv«rtlse what you hnvc for rent or snle. Twenty-five words or ha less costa hut 25c for one day, 50c for three dnya or $1.00 fur ha six days. Try a classified ad. ha ha h i h a h o h j h a h a h u h n h a B a h a h a h n h a h n h a h n h a FOR SALE—Second hand letter flics in good shape hut have been used. Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for quick sales- Herald Printing Com­ pany. 131-Gtp SECOND-HAND gas range, four burners and ovens.-' Will be sold for $5 cash if sold this week. Can be seen at 518 I’ark avenue. 131-fltp SECOND-HAND typewriters, nno L. C. Smith and one Remington in good shape. Remington has long cylinder for hook work. $10 cash will take cither machine if sold nt 131-fitp once. ha ha ha hn h*s ha ha Ba ha ha h* ha ha hn ha ADVERTISEMENT Sealed proposals wijl be received by the City Commission of Sanford, Florida, nt their office in the City Hull nt or before p. ih. September 5 9 3 8112 As n general thing, frost can be 1801 expected four months after the ap­ 4 pearance of the first fall frocks. Have your measure taken for your fall suit nt B. 1- Perkin’s, Aug. 31 to Sept. 4, while Mr. Itozelle is there. 131-3te > ' o l l r r n t A a i i l l r n l l o n f o r T i n llrr«l t l m l r r S rrlliiM 3T.1 o f ll»r ( i r n r r n l S t n l n f r s o f ( h r S l n l r o f I'lo rlita. N o t i c e I n h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t li. S. D ra w d r, iiu rrh n s e r of T a x iV rllllra te No, 4u0, d a t e d t h e fitli d a y o f J u n e . A. D. l!»il. l ia s tiled s a i d e e r l l f I r a t e In tny n f f i e e . a n d ' h a s m a d e n u p l l e a t l o t i f o r T a x D e e d t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . Hald c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e f o llo w in g .Its c r ib e d p r o p e r t y a ltn a l c d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , K n i r l d a , to* w i t : 8 \ V t i o f NKVi. Her. 2.1. T w p . 21 H.. It. 31 K. 8 0 A c r e s . T h e s a h l l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a b ' o f tile I s ­ s u a n c e o f s u c h c e r t i l l r a l e In t h e n a m e o f t ’n k n w n . A l s o ; N o t l r n Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t l b H. l>ra\vd>, purchaser n f T a x t ' c r - i t u t c a i e No, tsj. d a t e d t h e 3rd d a y o f ! Type A Inlets at $12.50 Type B Inlets nt $32.50 ............................ Manholes nt $50.00 .....................— ..... ... Feet drain tile nt $80.00 per M ............ Lin. Ft.. 12” S t^ m Sewer nt $1.02.......... Extra Work ............................................. Monuments nt street IntBrshctlons at $6.5 Laboratory Inspection of Mntcrinls ...... Legal Expenses, ndverUtiing, etc., 2 per Engineering 4 per cen{ ..........— —........ To be borne by the City 1/3 .r......... ................... To lie borne by ndjncont property..................... Number of feet frontage, 4531.1 ft. Aacssment per foot fronlnge $3,382. F. E It. TrafTord'a Map nf 4 Name __ . i Dcacrlption * " . " _ _ Jennie Fleischer W. 38 ft Lot C, IHk 12, Tr. 2 n c t u e hi m'y *1f f I r i'‘an!l' has*made°ap• FIHseher, W. 38 ft Lot 7, Blk. 12. Tr. 2 e l l r n t l o l l f u r T u x Ih-cil t,i I s s u e In o e - Georgo D. Bishop Lot 8 , Blk 12, Tr. 2 ............ . r i i r i l n n c r w i t h lr»w. Hiilil r u r t l l l r n l o 0 4.... *. t «*nihrncTii the fo llo w in g deRcrllM'd George D. Bishop N.- % I.ot 9, Blk 12, Tr. 2 ... lith , f o r t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n o f It i M u p r r t v h i tU ii l n l III HpniltKiln ( ' n u n l y , Charles I’. Drummond S Vi Lot, 9 Blk 12, Tr. 2 r U t n , i n * \v 11 : llvic. NK. l*«r. nf Dock and Boat Basin fur which there Nr i oi :*4 nf N W ! i , Him*. 2.1. T w p . 21 S . Charles I’. Drummond, Lot 10, Illk 12, Tr. 2 ... lr. $67,000.00 nvnilahlc. It. 11 i:. H u n \V. 3uO >«| n . H. 21 0 yiln.. H. II. Lewis, Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 3 ....... .............. II v *Ih * N. 210 j ili*. !*"» A tT i’H. T h f Certified check for 3 per cent of the nh 111 In ml tim11114 itHst’sfi't’d ill tin* <1nt *• II. II. Lewis, Lot 2, Illk 12, Tr 3 ........................ nmountjof bid must accompany prop­ nf 111*' IIh*IIII 11**1* n f HUrh ClTlinOHt*’ 111 C. R. Kirtley, Lot 3, Illk 12, Tr 3 ......*................ llll* lialli* ttf J 1*. I 'd l l t ISIIII. osal. Noil* * In ln ridtj kilv< n tInti MnrirueriXo Kirtley, Lc»t 4, Illk 1, Tr. 3 ............. a Copies of plans and specifications 1 *'. H. Hrii\i*l>. piirrhiiwiT *>f T ax tVr* i c . v .»«*- i r m i. 10 rr- n tl Unit*’ Nn 217**. tiikt*«! tin* 2uu iluy *»f ^ am ^ ounti, L o t «», illk 1*-, Tr 3 may he seen nt the office of the City Jun*% lift.. A. A It i• I•t Jftortl. 1E. .* 1J B f f . , . . I fLot l! i rr I* lV'll'. l t u i I..S. N U1...1 nil'll at Nnhl n ril 11. fGifford, 0. TillBlk r13, Tr. *2» ................ Manager, or at the office of Fred T. fh’ ti(«» In tny o f f l . i , iim l itiiN iiifiilv up* C. R. Ilerner, Lot 7, Blk 13, Tr 2 ........... 1 pili'iit hn) f u r T a x iM’i i! In I mmu * In m Williams, uiul limy bo obtained on de­ j f u r «1iin<’ o w i t h l a w , Hithl n r t l l l r n t r C. Ii. Berner, Lot 8, Blk 13, Tr 2 ............ i'N I (m fiillo w ltu r i l r m T l I u il posit of $ 10.00, which will lie returned i pi-fiihrm’ FOR SALK i o p r r t j nil u ill t i’ ll In Hr in I null* f*i»iioty, J. C. Higgins Heirs, Lot 9, Blk. 13. Tr 2 i*'liirl«ln, 1 11* it : n f S ' i n f N W 1 * Frank Talbott, Lot 10, Illk 13, Tr. 2 ....... In Paul a, sixteen acres grove, fur­ if bid is made. N I I *4 . Hit*. 2 .1. T w p . 21 H., It. 31 K. The City Commission reserves the n1*f> iVi’ nished house, $5,250.00. rt'N. Tim nii Id la ml Iinlim unnunn- K . R. M urrell, J r . Lot 1, Blk 13, T r 3 i ni t ili lt n n f till 1 Iss tia lic e nf xtich It. W. Deane, Lot 2, Blk 13, Tr 3 ......... .............. Eighteen acres, furnished home, $7,- right to reject any or nil bids or to cerl Ifb'iil, In the iniiiie nf l b 8 . accept nn ybid they deem to he for Iftrnwily. 375.00. , R, E. Barrett, Lot 3, Blk 13, Tr 3 ............... . A I mu ; Nul lee lx h e r e by g iven that Ten acres, shack, young citrus trees, the best interest of the City. 11 8 . i ) r n w i l y , lim e!)liner nf T a x i*er- Et.sn 11. Knight, I-ot 4. Blk 1.1, Tr 3 ................... \V. B. WILLIAMS, l ll l e i i le No Jt'M , .liiteil t h e Kill tiny i f Elsa II. Knight, Iait 5, Illk 13, Tr. 3 ................. $ 1,000.00.. l b 'l f t ''! i . 'l i i i « 'l l l « “ l H X lit-eerllflCity Manager. Jpuoltiee , I A. SSt'W uncleared, fine localiuw: £**9 IT m y o f f i c e , noil liax m n il c ii|i- W. W.’ Potter, Ig>l fi, Blk. M, Tr. 2 ..................... I t l l r u t l o n f o r T a x t»ei‘il to l n . u o In n e - W. W. Potter, l.ot 7, Blk. 14, Tr. 2 ..................... $1100.00. cn rilan c c w ith law . T h e mild c e r l i n - , Hnvc your mrndure taken for your Eight acres, ten room house fur­ c u t e e m l i r o e i 'x t h e f o l l o w i n g ili'scrllicftl H. It. Rosehro, Lot 8 , Illk II, Tr fall suit nt II. L. Perkin'^, Aug. 31 tu p r o p e r t y xllnotiH! In S . 'i o l m d e I ’o i i n l y . E. E. Lcfflcr N. T1 ft. Lot Id, Blk 14, Tr 2 ........ nished, grove, $9,000.00, 1'lorldn. Ho wit: S ', of NH•; of N\VH Six acres, bearing grove, $5,775.00. Sept. 4, while Mr. Itozelle is there. of 8 I t H . 8 <e. 2.1. T w p . I I 8 . It. 31 K. M. S. Wiggins S. CO ft Lot 10, Illk 14, T d 2 ........ 131-3tc 5 Acre*, T h e mild b i n d b e i n g uxxexx- Blanche Tnknch, Lot I, Blk 11, Tr 3 ................... Four acres grove, bearing*$3,000.00. eit n l . ( l i e d u l l ' o f ( h e ln M i n a r e o f xui'h e i - r l l f l i 'u l e In tliii n u m i uf It. T. SI. Guy Stringer, Lot 2, nik 14, Tr. 3 ................. Five acres, house, burn, citrus trees C Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. | l aAi lrs. u : N n l l r o 1« llcl'ctiy g i v e n tlu il B. I). Caswell, Lot 3, Blk 14, Tr 3 ............ ,....... $2,000.00. lb 8 . I l r n w i l y , imri'liH xiT niiff T a x I V r - B. D. Caswell, Lot 4, Blk J4, Tr. 3 ....................... 180 ones, homo and imjirovemcnts, ( t ll c a l c ' N ii i x r' l . d « t i l l t h e M h d a y of $3^00.00. OUR LIST of Florida prt.pertlcs will J u n e , A I ' 1 x!tI, haw (lied « n |d c e r t l - A. W. Smith, Lot 5, Blk 14, Tr 3 ...................... In inv n f f l r c . a n d hh« m a d e nfiFour acre grove, nice homo, $8,he in the hands *«f our Northern ft ldrlnrtp a t b i h f " t T a x p e r i l In IgHUn In nr* Park (City of Sanford), All Blk 16, Tr 2 ............ and Western agents on September r i i r d u n r c w l i li l a w , Halil c n r t l f i c a t n Sanford Hospital, ls>t 1, Blk. 15, Tr 3 ................ 025.00. (lie fid h iw ln a • describ ed 10th. Wo want farm properties, col­ •nultraccH B. F. TILLER, n r i i i u T i ) g i t u a i r d In H cintiiolu C o u n t ) . Sanford Hospital, Lot 2, Illk 16, Tr 3 ................ onization tracts, timber land, range in I ’l n i l d a , t n - w i l : H ' i of NI'IU o f N W l i Sanford Hospital, Lot 3, Illk 15, Tr 3 ........... 129-6lo Paolo, Fla. U . S i c 2.1. Tw|». 21 H.. It. 31 H. all sections of Florida. No property To fl i rS Kgafil .............. l a n d h c l n g aggrNNrd n( t h e Sanford Hospital, Lot 4, Blk 15, Tr 3 d a l e o f l h r I g g i i a n r r u f g u c h c e r l l l l c n t n Sanford Hospital, Lot 5, Blk 15, Tr 3 ................. too large or none too small. Brow­ In i lie u n tile o f II. t . c w t i r . ard Land Company. Suite 29-30, U. A l s o : N m l r . In b . r i b y g i v e n t h a t Mcisch Realty Co., Iait 7, Blk 16, Tr. 2 — ............ K, P r n w d y . p n r c l i n n r r o f T a x t ’o r - Meisth Realty Co., Lot 8 , Blk 10, Tr 3 .........*...... F ull Rl'iNT—Ono furnished room S. Trust Building, Jacksonville, Fla. 1l b1 IIcatn No, ItTi, d a t e d t h e 2nd d a y o f with connecting hath. Prefer two 127-2tc J u n e , A. l b 19IS, h a s filed wild r c r l l - Mtjsch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk 16, Tr. 2 — ......... f i n i t e In m y o f f i c e , a n d l i a s m a d e u|>young men.—214 E. Second St. ' i d l c a t l n n f o r T u x p e e d t o I s s u e In u r - Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 16, Tr. 2 ........... 121-tfc Ladies; wo have just returned from r o n l n u c n w i t h l a w . Hnld c e r t l l l r a l t 1 T. FL Wilson, !M l, Illk 16, Tr. 3 ........................ * einliraceM the fo llo w in g described FOR RENT—Furnished” apartment, our vacation and are now ready to an­ p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , T. E. Wilson, Lot 2, Blk 16, Tr. 3 ......................... F l o r i d a , t o * w i t : N ’^ o f 8 \ V t 4 " t N W U bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel swer your calls,—Sanford Mattress o f N I I H . See. *3. T w p . 21 8 . I t 31 R. Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 6, Illk 17, Tr. 2 ................ Factory. Phone 402-M-I. 132-2tc f, A eres. T h o s a i d l a n d b e i n g n s s e s x - Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 17, Tr 2 ................ 123-tfc Avenue. e d n t t h e d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f sbuli Meftch Realty Co., Lot 8 , Blk 17, Tr 2 .................. c e r l If I r a t e In t h e rinm u o f U n k n o w n . to s i r furnished FW TtEUT* Have your measure taken for your A l s o : N o t l r n In h e r e b y g i v e n I h n l Me Inch Realty Co., Lot 9, Illk 17, Tr 2 ............... rooms in Paola. Pleasant and heal, fall ault at II. I,. Perkin’s, Aug. 31 to D, 8 . P r n w d y . p u r c h a s e r o f T a x j ' e r - Mcisch Realty Co., I-briO, Blk 17, Tr. 2 .............. l l r n l o No. boo, d a t e d t h e (ith d a y of thy location.—B. T. Tiller, Paola. Sept, 4, while Mr. Itozelle is there. J u l y , A. P. h a s filed s a i d r e r l l f i - Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 6 , Blk IH, Tr. 2 .................. 129-Otc m y office, n n d h a s m a d e np131-3tc cp nl llren t In l o n f o r T a x - P e e d t o I s s u e In n c - Meisth Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 18, Tr. 2 ............. — FOR RFiNT—Two room light house­ r u r d a n c e w i t h law 8 sld e e rtlfirste Wellington's Addition, Sanford nm brares the fo llo w in g described keeping apartment, 719 Oak Ave­ T. E. Wilson, Lot 1 .......................... ..... ................. p o r p e t t y s i t u a t e d III S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . nue. 130-tfc F lorida, to -w lt: Nl-JVi o f N \V t» o f T. E. Wilson, Lot 2 .............................................. WANTED—To exchange 5-passenger N B * 4 . See. 23. T w p . 21 8 . II. 3» H. to FOR- KENT—Two furnished three - touring ear, looks and runs like A e r e s . T h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d T..E. Wilson, Lot 3 ..................... ........................... e I s s u a n c e of- s u c h T. E. Wilson, Lot 4 .—............................ ...... ....... room apartments, over Herald of­ new, for F'ord roadster or coupe, or ac te r ttihonr a tdea t eI n oft h e t hname of M ary P a r fice. Apply to A. P. Connelly. i light truck.—Itay Brothers, phone 548, su nA. l s o ; N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t T. E. Wilson, S. 105'ft Lot 9 ----------- ----- .......... lG0-3tp Sanford.____________ 118-tfc l b H. P r n w d y , p u r c h a s e r o f T s x C e r ­ T. h • Wilson, Lot 10 No. ;.ooo, d u l e d t h e lith d a y of T. E. Wilson, U t ll ..........- .................... .......... . FOR RENT—One furnished room! WANTED—Two connecting rooms Jt iuf li yc a. t eA._X». I f f T . b u s Hied s a i d c e r l IIP r a t e In inv o f f i c e , n n d h a s I n s d o a p ­ W. A. Lcfflcr N. 80 ft. Lot 0 ---- ----------------- — Apply 615 Myrtle Ave, 131-fitp furnished for light housekeeping on p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D eed t o I s s u e In u c Markham Park Heights, Sanfor r o t dn lire w i t h l a w . Said c e r tlf Ira te FOR RENT—Ono furnished room and first floor.—J. F’. G. care Hcjruld. em broees the fo llo w in g d e s e r l b e d Sheridan Jewett, Lot 1, Blk C .................- ........... garage If desired. West First St. 129-Stp p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . ..... -......— .... E. B. I)., care of Herald 131-4t WA’NTF-D—By couple with one baby F l o r i d a \ t o - w l t : N W U o f N W «« of V. E. Douglass, Ix>t 4, Blk C H K U a n d H ‘4 o r N W U of H K ' t . See. G. B. F'rank, Lot 8 , Blk C ........................................ FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart­ room and board in private family, 13. T w p . 21 8 .. I t n n g e 31 H. T h e s a i d R. H. Smith, all Blk. B __________________a..... ment, first floor. Also 1 room and room on first floor. Addrcsj A. V. Il as snuda tbi reei n go f a s ssue es hs e d ar et r tt lhfel r nd taet e Inof tt hh ee J. F*. McClelland, Lot 5, Blk D ............................... of I). H. P r n w d y . garage. 299 E. Fifth St. 131 -Stp G., care Herald. 130-4tp n aI*mlie lens s a i d c e r l l f l e a t e * s h a l l lie r e ­ Gui Fcank, Lot 8 , Blk D ------- ------------—-------FOR RENT—1 desirable rooms, fur- WANTKD^Ladies, gents and children d e e m e d a e c n r d l l t g t o l o w T a a D e e d s Robert H. Smith, Lot Z, Blk E ----- ---------- ----- ... w ill Issu e t h e r e o n o n t h e 21th d a y of nished or unfurnished. Apply to come to the Little Uem Lunch for S e p t e m b e r , A. P . 1*23. Stenza Ilaumlster, Lot 3, Blk E ........U..................... West Third street. 130-tfc good eata, cold drinks,* smokes.* Reg­ WITNIiBH my official signature and R. G. Stockton Heirs, Lot 6 , Blk. E ......................... seal lltla the rtlh day of August, A. F’OIt REFIT—Rooms, West 2nd Street. ular meals 35 cents. Short orders, I*. ISIS. L. F. Roper, Lot 7, Blk. E ....._____ _—.........— E. A. p m i n i . A S H . sandwlchas. Newly opened upr 'W* ,i h i : a i .) Call 6 to 7 p. m.—S. C.| Hrown. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., That portion of C lerk C irc u it C ourt. S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a. •j » 132-ltp need U for our business.—200 Palmet of*way of Lake Charm.A S. E. Branches of At I l y r V. M D o u g l a s s . D. C. 132-2tp a-af-si.o-T-it.ii-iB-etc Coast1Lino Railroad lying between Magnolia H)R RfifJT—3 nice, new furnished to Avended and Park'Ave. in the City of Sanford, Florida..... apartments with privaU bath jo th* r ...................... m m m m jm m • ■ Y ON MAGNOLIA Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Beg. at a point t Cates’ Building. 132-2tc; wkly ^-t(c TO ALL PROPERTY OWNKlt» UwNING PROP! Eaat Line of Magnolia Ave. 25 ft. measured at AVENUE FROM T E N T H , S O U T H TO OicFITRAL STREET; * FOR liENT—Five room bungalow angles to the North of the center line of the S. Notke (a' hereby given that the construction of th< Asphalt Pavement on with, alceplng ljych>Thot and cold MdjgnolW'Avrhba #rbtil'TeriHliSh,« t ,8 outh to Central $trect has been comR. R. now the A, C. L. R. R., thence southeaster!; water, concrete garage, corner Ilfh allol to said center line, 60 ft. thence south to a street and Oak avenue. Apply Mrs. plctcd and the completed work baa been finally accefted by the City Com­ 25 ft. measured at right angles to the south of th JutluB Takach, next door. , 132-3tp mission of the City of Sanfordi fJLThe following U Ota final eatimato of tho coat of paving Magnolia Ave­ ter line of tha S. A I. R. R., now the A. C. L. thence northwesterly parallel to said center U: nue from Tenth Street South to Central Street a width of 24 foot: LOST________ 2523 8 . A I. R. R. to E. line of Magnolia Avenue t Cu.. Yd*. Grading a t 40c ....— ................ ......•-$ 1,009.20 LOST—Cameo pin, valued as keep^ 6366 Lin. Ft. Curb and Gutter a t 7 6c---- ---------------4^78.10 North to beginning ~irA..... ......______ ......------ sake. Reward if returned to Her­ 400 Lin. Ft, Flush Curb at 33c —...— --------- ..— .— 132.00 The above and foregoing final assessments ar ald office. 123-tfc 10.20 68 Lin. FL Granite Curb rctent at 16c — .... up to SEPTEMBER 15, 1923, and from and after LOST—P air' »jr« f l“ N* with gold 7210 Sq. Yda. rock bake Hid a i 7«d 6.470.60 acssments will be payable only in ten cqtjal annu — nose piece. Reward If returned to 7140 Sq. Yda. 2” Sheet Alp'halt Top at 90c ...... 7.608.60 eat a t 8 % per annum on all deferred payments. Montezuma Hotel. 130-3tp 176 Sq. Yda. Brick relald.on edge at 05c — — 113.76 j Witneaa my hand as City d a rk hnd the Set 1)4^4 Florida, this 6th day of August, A. D. 1923. FOR RENT* » r . ? > ,___ra 67A7 (SEAL) 626.70 8-7-10-14-17-21-21-27-31-8 to t FOR RUNT WANTED ar % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 31, 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/9fa22cf0d4c0ec795853d38680135c19.pdf 53ef46b657b5e56157c3f818a7860c58 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OP TEE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TH ,v TUB CUBAN .GOy.ERN jilfiNT ACCORDING TO LATE ADVICES Union and Non-Union British Missionaries Are Shot and Killed Carpenters Throw By Chinese Bandits Bricks, . Michigan Passes Law Making it Crime to Wear Mask in Parade Represented The Church Missionary I n r The Pr*»«) Society in Provinces. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3 0 .Chatia, 67 year old dealer, shot in r T h e Au m Ii IH rr»M) during a street fight between altcgSHANGHAI, Aur. 30.—Rev. W. A. e<i union and non-union enrpenters Whiteside nnd Rev. F. G. Watt, Hrlt-. last ni(tht, died today. Seven other ish missionaries of the Church Mis­ men, one white and nix negroes were sionary Society, were shot and killed injured by thrown bricks. by bandits when travellinR throuRh Sxechwnn province Aujrust 14, acAgreement Reached cordinR to n letter received. Law Is Aimed at Ku Klux Klan It Is Said. tn r The A«MlntrS Preaa) [willilk Observed By Cuban Gov LANSING, Aur. 30.—Any person eminent to Spot Source of who appeared in the state of MichTrouble iRan w ca rin R n mask is liable.to ar­ tnr The A■••elated r>TM) NEW YORK, Aur. 30.—Cable,m* passinR through Cuban pfficcs L( Commercial Cable Company will Lotbesubjected to censorship by tho Csben government, according to LfM*rea received by tljf ,company, bat observation of political messages Lost b« maintained .(ibmmerelnl bmsskcs wiil not be interferred with. rest and punishment of 30 days in jnil or fines ranging from $25 to $100 under a Inw effective today. Stato officiala say it is aimed at the klnn. * Betwen Representatives and Operators Today Harry Armstrong Will Ask for Pardon Has Now Reformed Which Would Keep Pumpmen And V Engineers Working. C. J.' Golden (left) president of District No. 9, nnd Philip Mur­ ray, Intprnational yjpe-prosldcnt of tho Mine Workers, jwhoda acting for President Lowla during the datter’s illness in tho parleys ta avert an nnthrucjtc ionl strike. . ’ I SEW YORK, Aug. 30.—Tho Commsreiti Cable Company received word UU Wednesday night that no ccnMnhlp had been declared on cable­ grams passing through tho company’s Cuban offices, as was reported by the company Wednesday. Cuban offi­ cials, in n message to tho company’s main offico here declared that “obMrration” would bo limited to cable­ gram* of "political signincancc.’’ •The present measure should not b« considered as censorship^’ the 'message stated, "but merely as ob- Senator Stokes Resigns From Second District, Will Move to Miami WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Imposi­ tion by Cqbn of a censorship on ca­ ble* between tho United States nnd the island announced Wednesday ..by the Commercial Cable Company, psrtpicnt. A message from the Am­ erican embassy In Havana contained no rcfcrcnco to censorship. It was indicated in ono official quarter th a t'if a censorship was ap­ plied rigidly to the exclusion of ln^ terchangc between Apuylcan- com­ mercial concerns and their Cuban of­ fice*, the Washington government undoubtedly wou|d make the m atter one for immediate representations to the Cuban government. The belief prevails in circles in closest touch with tho Cuban situa­ tion that the aiivana government has recognized as formidable the opposi- INCREASE IN WAGES AND FULL EIGHT HOUR DAY tained $500 Cash But Overlooked Large Amount In Checks (H r The A m w la t r il rrra a ) DELAND, Aug. 30.—A thief rob­ bed safe and cash register of garage union representative present when last night nnd obtained $600 in cnah, but overlooked other money nnd large the men arc paid. A fourth point proposed complete j amounts travelers checks. recognition of the principle of col­ lective bargaining. Governor of Indiana The governor also suggested that Financially Embarras­ an a method *of setfling differences sed Calls Meeting in cases of disagreement between miners nnd .operators each side select Resigned As President of Kcntland a man ogrceablo to both to nltcnd and tako part In discussions, but Bank. / without a vote and not as an umpire or referee. If then unable to agree, (n r The A»»»fl«(r4 l’" " * INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 3d—Gover­ proposed tho differences be refer­ nor Warren T. McCray called a meet­ red to tho conciliation board, “which Ing of his creditors to be held tomor­ will be provided with whatever equip­ row. Action confirmed reports re­ ment is nocessary for tho rendering cently widespread that the executive of prompt decisions. was financially embarrassed. Ho re­ Thc governor's address in'part fol­ signed as president Kcntland Bank lows: "My Justification for proposing a yesterday. basis upon which I believe this strike Seven Men Paraded can be prevented with Justice to all The Sidewalk While parties is three-fold. “First, that this controversy has Funeral of Gangster Was Being Held In Ilarlrm Funeral . Parlors. (nr n * NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—Seven men believed by the police to be members of a rival gang alighted from an automobile in Iropt of the Harlem funoral narlur where services for . Women seldom do tha courting. But when we observe what some of them marry, it occurs to us that it , IDr T h r A u a r l a l r d P r r a s ) HARRISBRUG, Pa., Aur 30.— Agreement rcnched between minors ami roprsontativos of operators, by which pumpmen nnd engineers nnd maintenance men will be allowed to remain at work in the anthracite mines even if suspension of mining takes places September 1. John Roselle will l»c at B. I.. Per­ kins store from August 31st to Sep­ tember -Ith nnd he will have the sam­ ples nnd the styles nnd will be ready to take your measure. Sec John Ho­ tel le* at Perkins nnd see the ad in this issue. (n r Tkr Aw k IhIH rrraa) TALIAHAS9EE, Aug. ;30.—The resignation of John P. Stokes as sen­ ator of second district was received By. Qpcmtor«.\YilJi .Check. Off and accepted by Govornor Ilardvo. Sy & t m .BAT With Union Pny Mr. Stokes gave no reason for his Off Supervision action, but it it understood he con­ templates moving from Ponsncoln to HARRISBURG, Pa., Aug. 30.— Miami. Governor Plnchot Inst night submitted to representtnlves of the anthracite Rear Admrail Knox miners and operators in joint con­ ference a proposal bnsis of settle­ Died Yesterday ment providing for a 10 per cent In­ Aboard a Train crease in pay, recognition of the eight-hour day for all employes, nnd ( H r T lir IftMorlmlrri l ' r r » « ) ANNAPOLIS, Md., Aug. 30.—Rear full recognition of the union by the Admiral Harris G. Knox, retired, nperntorn without the -check-olT but died suddenly yesterday nbonnl a with tho right to have i^unlon rep­ train cn route to St- ixiuis to Green­ resentative present when tile men are ville, Ohio, according to report re­ paid. Tho thre mnin points of his ceived here. Death was'due to heart scheme of settlement were set forth ns follows: • failure. 1. Recognition of the basic eighthour day for all employes; if longer Thief Robbed hours are necessary at certain times, DeLand Qaragc, Ob­ or in certain occuption the overtime - NUMBER i a i DAY, AUGUST 30, 1923 IN NOTE DEMANDING SATIS­ FACTION FOR KILLING 5 ITALIAN MEMBERS Will Submit QucMtion to the LcttRUc of Nnllonn If . . Necessary ATHENS, A ur . 30.—It is undsrstnod here that Greece is not dis­ posed to accept the humliating con­ ditions imposed by tho Italian gov­ ernment in the note demanding sat­ isfaction for the killing of five Italian members at the Greco-Albanlan fron­ John Fleming Wilson delimitation mission. Even if a Dies in California tier deadlock Is reached in tbo affair Greece it is understood will propose (Hr T»f Am m Ii I(4 PrVMl LOS ANGEI.EH, A ur. 30— John to submit tho question to the League Fleming Wilson, author and play- of Nutions. right, who died in Venice, Calif., March, 1922, bequeathed most of his estate to Mary Ashe Miller, his friend of many years, it was revealed today. The estate is valued at $90,­ 000. His will set forth his wife pur­ posely left out as, adequately pro­ vided for in property settlement. Son Shoots Father in Family Row in Chicago Today The Willys-Knight is one of the finest cars made today nud the prices <.n this splendid line of cars have been reduced to a price where you cun gut you one. And anyhow when you buy a Willys-Knight you buy a ear that will Inst you for many years nnd will coat you nothing for upkeep. Sec tho advertisement in this issue nnd then bee the Seminole Overland Garage in this -city nnd call for SMITH. He will show you. I'RACTICALLY EVERY REC Geneva district with sny subsequent TION OF SEMINOLE COUN­ issue sphmitted to the voters. E. II. Kilhcc, Endor Curlett and others of TY REPRESENTED ATHENS, Aug. 30.—As an out­ come of an exchange of visits be-, tween G. C. Montagna, the Italian minister to Greece, and Foreign Min. later Alcxdris, tho latter, after again expressing his government’s regret over the assassination of th ^ Ova Italian members of the Greco-Albania mission, said that with a view to con­ ducting an inquiry, it had been de­ cided to dispatch a warship to Santl Quaranta, ono of the ports of Japan, Albania, near where the murders oc­ curred. The warship will take on the Geneva delegation stated that the people uf their section would not look favorably upon any issue that did n^t include this provision. George A. DeCottcs, attorney for the Board of Of the Situation and Reports County Commissioners, staled that a From Every Section Will special act of tho legislature would He Made Soon be required before this could be done. The I>nko Mary section had a large every section of Seminole county representation at tho meeting. Their of military police and two police S. Vcrnay, declared surgeons who will aid in the investi­ were present at n meeting Wednes­ spokesman that tho citizens of U ke Mary would day night^rftllcd by the Good Ronds gation. committcce of tho Sanford Chamber support any issuo that would give The secretary of the Italian lega­ of Commerco to sound out the senti- good mads to that section. Scminolo tion, speaking in the name of Signor nWnt of ihese sections toward a bond county, in tho opinion of Mr- Vernay, Montagna, last night said the mur­ issuo for the construction of addi­ was tho best undeveloped soction of der of the Italian mission was a tional hard surfaced roads in the Florida, but with the completion of political crime, due to Greek hatred guod road s, the increased valuation of Italians, which hatred waa tha county. . Tho meeting was called to order would more than offset tho cost of outgrowth of propaganda! The by President Higgins of tho Sanford construction. Mr. Newell, another opinion that the murders had been Chamber- Ho stated that the Good speaker from Lako Mary, stated that committed by Albanian*, therefore, InRoads committee of tho chamber was tax values in his section hsd in­ was to be excluded. considering a program of road con­ creased 17 per cent within tho past Apart from the reparation which struction for tho county. Before two years. He also stressed tho fact would bo demanded, the secretary making any definite recommendations that that portion of tho county was said the crime would have the great­ to tho County Commissioners, how­ badly In need of good roads. est consequences for Greece. ever, the committee Intended con* Walter B. Ballard, of Altamonte, Premier Gonatas, alluding to tha fcrrlng. with all sections so that the while favoring an issue for road Im- murders yesterday, said that accord­ completed ‘ program would bear the provrtnents, believed that taxation ing to report* received from tho au­ endorsement of the*© sections which for this purpose could bo eliminated thorities at Epirus, he had coneluded in turn would secure the successful i f . the county commissioners would passage of any bond issue necessary appoint an equalising board to to to finance the project It was tl\e opinion of E. A.-Doug­ lass, county clerk, that a bond issue going basis, should cover not less In tho amount of $100,000 would not increase the tax nfUlage as this than one year. •. "The 10 per cent wage Increase, amount was being retired each year according to the best figures avail­ o nsccount of previous Issues. Nat­ wide divergence between assessed able to me, will add GO cents a ton ural increases In valuation would off* valuations and true valuations. In to the coat of domestic sixes of an­ i*t approximately an additional $100,- tha discussion of this matter it waa thracite coal at the mine. Of this 000 and an issue up to $300,000 would, pointed out that the county commis­ by tho time provision Vns made for ...... _ . appoint .. sioners can legally district interest and sinking fund, mean a conaUting of three men from one-mill Increase in Uxes. Mr. Doug- Mch to go over the assessIsis also recommended that the roent ^ their diatrkt determlnChamber of Commerce condemn any ln(r an m uiubla assessment of the ____ _ _ i district bond issue and urged that property in thslr respective diaUkta. T or springing a new the organisation takg tha Initiative T h w BMOMm ,nu , in turn are reirvative community. 1In merging the $00,000 iaaue of tha (OniuM *a ra n *u> �■> •*» ■ V ; THfe Si a* m m BE".7 29, i Missing School Teacher Hunter Died in Brooklyn Princess Anatosia . round in Brooklyn, N.„ —Was Vice-President of in Critical .Condition, Y., W andering in a Park Sinking Rapidly Osceola Cypress Comp’y LONDON, Aug. 20.—Prlnccsa An­ opposed to lie Suffering from Ncr* vous Breakdown astasia, of Greece, formerly Mrs. Wil­ liam B. Leeds, who has bren suffer­ <n> The Associated l’res«> ing for somo time from organic intes­ NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—Miss Helen tinal affection Is sinking rapidly. Tho doctors stated virtually all hope was Rhoo, school teacher, of Lock Hnvcn, abandoned. .Last rites have been ad­ Pn., reported missing oinco August 6 ftom tho home of her uunt, Mrs. ministered. Frnhk Mahoney, of West Philadelphia, I was located by the House of the Good Robs Calomel of Shepherd in Brooklyn. Sho was Nausea and Danger femd Saturday in Prospect Park npMedicinal Virtue* Retained and Im­ pnicntly on the verge of a nervous proved—Dangerous and Sickening breakdown uml taken In custody oti a ■ Qualities Removed. Perfected Tnb- tuspicion of vagrancy. She disnp|a nred while attending the University let Called "Calotabs’’ cf Pennsylvania summot school. Tim Inlrsl triumph ot tnndrrn setnlirt* In n "ilo-naiiEe-itril" calomel tali* WANTED.— Experienced w a itress. ICt known to ttio clruir I ratio ns "Cnltt* tUlm." (Inlotnul. tlu? most generally 130-2tc Apply at Boll Cafe. useful of all iitedlelurn thus rulers 14 upon it wider llelil of popularity.-— • MISSING SCHOOL Hurlf.il nuU refined from tllose ohiectlnmililo nunUllcs which have here­ tofore llmiteil Its uso. - T O N I G H T - Mary Miles Mintcr '—AND— MRS. FRED DAl(iER ../— ......~ -~ ...... .... - • ’. Society Edit.., E. L. Hunter, 40, of Jacksonville • * Thonr 217-W and Brooklyn, N. Y., a widely known 1 Antonio Moreno Miss Nell Williams spent tho week lumber man, died at noon Monday In If you have nny^frjcnds visiting you—If you nre going nnywhcro or corn—IN— end in Oviedo visltlnc friends. the Presbyterian hospital In New In* home, of If yo^Vfo entertaining, write n postal card to this department, i, or tdopWno It will *--------*'----------l)e greatly appreciated. ng details,« f tho Item. ’* York city of diabetes and high blodd ftvlng Mr. and Mrs. Voile Willlnms return­ pressure, according to woid received J. G. Moulc has returned to San­ ed from Jacksonville on Sunday. here, lie had been a patient In St. e n g a r e u a ^ t b AWf) w e d d in g s ford nflcr spending hla vacation at Luke’s Hospital before going to New o f in t e r e s t in t h e s t a t e . Mr. and Mrs. E. Krupp are home York for treatment. Ho was the fath­ St. Petersburg and other polhts on Eattageiaenta. . , from New York and Pittsfield,’ Mass. er of E. 8. Hunter, of the Atlantic the West Const. Mrs. Krupp has spent several weeks National bank. From the novel by John Fox, Jr. R Oxford, to Mr. •• Miss RuQi Hogue, Qxtf at the Jatier’s place. Mr. Hunter was president of the Mrs, Emma Godby has returned is n splendid picturization of the tpntverdc fedwar-duty idley,, Mpntverit Hobnn, Hunter and Feltncr Lumber from Atlanta, Ga., where she joined. most famous of all mountain ro3rp|l|y Bauj/Orla Pout," Orlando, to Mr. Little Miss Khadrn and I*oulse Cul. Company of Brooklyn and JacksonV Miss I)orp|i|y mnnccs, crnmmctl full of excite, Mrs. .If. ,B. Connelly, and purchased Julian.H arris, Orlando. l>cppcr returned homo yesterday hav­ villc, vice-president of the Osceola Cy ment and heart tugs with magnlf. Miss Agpca Musselwhitc, Orlan­ hats,.and trimmings for tho fall sea­ ing been tho guests of their relatives press Company, of Osccnln, Ela., iccnt backgrounds of rugged beau, son for the Qunlity Shbp. do, to Mr. Marshall Marlin, Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. David Speer for a few which he urgnnibed, nnd vicc-pheaity. Comedy, too. Miss Marguorito Wood, Jackson­ days. dent of thb Bacon Motors Company p i k a p p a Al p h a d a n c e . ville, to Mr. Clarence Holden, Wash­ of this city. He 4ms u native of Illi­ -TOMORROWThe following Invitations arc be­ Yowcll & Company have Three nois, Ho come to this state In 1012 ington, D. C. Miss Blanche Myers, Jacksonville, ing received: "Tho Pi Kappn Alpha Huindipgcrs for you in dance records. from Loulslann. nnd /for many years Clara Kimball Young in "The W*. to Mr. Horace Crawford, Jacksonville. Fraternity cordially requests your They nre the kitten's cuffs nnd you wns located nt Lukens, Kin., where he man of Rrpnze' In hllliiuaiiosm co n stip a tio n , lie.n lMl*s Marguerite Ilnrker, Jackson­ presence at their annual summer should have them on your victrola organized the Tilghman Cypress Com­ neliea iiml In illgeSlton . titnl ill a g re a t v a rie ty o f liv e r - sto m ach am i 1; Wuey ville, to Mr. Clarence Miller, Atlanta. dunce at the Orlando Country Club tonight. See tho advertisement. pany, n subsidiary of the Hobnn, Hun­ tm tiM t a rittum ol w a s - tlm most s u c ­ We have the equipment I-'iidny evening, August 31, 1023. c Imt its use w as orten Mins Kathryn {1111; Drooksvillc, to G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch F.|. ter and Foitner Company. He was e ss fu l remonedy, acco u n t Of Its tdckcnlnw Nino-thirty to one-thirty. • Mr. Robert Clark, Jacksonville. Churchwell's arc here again today owner of extensive timber lands In utH-Klrcted of top, pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fl» a a lltlc s . Now It Is tho easiest ami to do any kind Miss .Safah Kellogg, Jacksonville, calling your attention to tho clear­ Florida, Louisiana nnd along the Iu- tno.it pleasan t o f m edicin es to ta k e Hide curtains and uphol­ 4-24-tfc O ne C a ln ta li nt hed llln e w ith a s w a l­ Mr. and Mrs. Crnlg Thompson, ance sale that closes Saturday night. to Mr. John Griffin, Charleston, S. C. low -o f w ater.*—1 t hiit'u a ll. No tunto, clfic coast. no Krlplti'r, no u .iu s r x no s a ils . A stery work, and prices A lot of army sales, as long as they Miss Mildred Lee, Sanford, to Mr. whose marriage wns n recent event in A special run on men’s nnd Indies He was a widower anil Is survived r.uod tilitiil's sloop and tho next m nriiMontgimcry, Ala., arrived here yes­ wearing apparel, of all kinds. They by hla mothor and one sister, Mrs. Jas. mvr jo n tiro fe e lln i; line, w ith a clout* M e RIGHT. Wijllnm Kirby, l’cnsacolnlast, dollar a pair, sewed on, at Rin­ liv e r, u p u r lf.td system and n Ii Ik np« Miss Lottie Lord, Jacksonville, to terday from Atfnnta, and nre ‘leaving must be sold. Note the prices. R. Ilcdpath, both residing in St. Lou­ e lite . K .it w h at you please. Nt* con’s Modern Shoe Repair Shop. d atrarr. . , . . . today for Daytona Beach whore they Mr, Raymond Stroud, Jacksonville. is, ono non, E. S. Hunter, this city, Calotahs are »ot‘l only III nrb'lnnl. ’ 127-Stp Miss' Mnrlc Whitney, Fcrnnmllna, will spend a month ns the guests of PJggly Wiggly is after your busi­ and n nephew, J. A. Red path, of Or­ sealed packtir.es. price thirty-live rolitn ALL MATERIAL AND the larao family packoy.e: tell | the former’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. ness todny calling attention to the lando. The two latter were at his for to Mr. Morion Hoyd, I’lnnt City. WORKMANSHIP <:rjils for the HiiiiiiU trial also. Tour I drtiaulst Is auihorlsoii t*» refund Miss Jessie Knlns, Madison, to Mr. Luke Thompson' reguinr Thursday morning snlo that bedside at the time of hia denth. ,11.. i ax a tiujranti'O that you will he guaranteed will take in sugar, potatoes, flour, Thomas Simmit Madison. thnroUKlily «i«-iix.i.t*J w ,i.t caio,ui>*». The body will be taken to Shreve­ —I SANFORD, FLA. A.lvn) V ■' Weddings. MEN’S! CLUB ENTERTAINMENT baking powder, crisco nnd other com port, La., wheto the tunernl and bur- «-S »-irta l-F rl-& w h ly . . ‘T he City Substantial” Miss Marjol-Io Brown, Jacksonville, Tho Congregational Men’s Club modltics. Read tho advertisement. inl will be held. Interment will bo to Mr. Wlillnm Milton, Jr., Jackson­ will give an outdoor movie nnd lawn Name Plates for Your Car beside the grave of his wife. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lcdy and children, of ville. social tomorrow (Thursday) nitfht Mr. Hunter was a member of the ' 35 Cents . Ml"" Elizabeth Lang, Fort Pierce, out uk the homo of Mr. Armour Winter Pnrk. were guests of Mr. nnd First Prcsbytcriun church of this city to Mr. Herman Morris, Roanoke, Vn. Rcnoud on tho eastern end of Silver pirn. L. II. Holler Sunday. Mrs. Lcdy nnd ulso a member of the Masonic Genuine Texas Mnlur Oils FISH TODAY! Miss Lpla Griffin, Jacksonville, to Uikc. Movies nnd other entertain­ has recently returned from California lodge.—Jacksonville Times-Union. Mr. DcWitt Howard, Jacksonville.', F. P. RINKS Red Snapper Steak ...30c ments will be put on including re­ nnd experienced tho lust earthquake Miss Ethol Black, Zanesville, Ohio, freshments. Tho ndmlssion is only shock while, there. . Phone -18JL-J Sidney J. Calts Opened P om p an o....................40c fo Mr. Chnrlcs F.lton, Jacksonville. 115 Oak Avc. ten cents and everyone is invited and 105 palmetto Avc. Sanford, Fla. Miss Alleno Mann, Winter Haven, assured of u good time. It. II, Berg nnd Reese Combs, of Campaign for Governor Spanish Mackerel ... 30c Miami, were in the city today on bus­ to Mr. Mitchell Drew, Quincy. M ullet................ 10c * Miss Alice Sayers, Cottondale, to iness nnd have been down the west BON1FAY, Aug., 29.—Ex-GovcrBIRTHDAY PARTY. Fresh Water Bream .15c A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Mr Wesley Allen, Tnllnhassee. Yesterday afternoon Master Jack coast as far ns Fort Myers. Mr. Itcrg nor Sidney J. Cutts opened his cam­ Miss Lucilc Stanwood, Mobile, has charge of the circulation Rats of Flounder .... r............. 20c paign for governor here last night, I’urdon, tho yopng son of Mr. qpd Ala., to Mr. Warren Brown .Jackson­ Mrs. J. J. I’urdon, entertained a num­ several Florida dailies, among them speaking to a packed house in the Sea B a s s .....................,20c ville. court house at H o'clock- People ber of his little friends at his home tli* Herald. Miss Corn Hast, Wllllston, to Mr. on West First ^street, tho occasion from all sections of the county, und Shrimp, cooked . 35c-30c Bailey Thous, Jacksonville. Stntp Senator Tom Campbell nnd ninny from the adjoining counties of Trout ...................... 25c being his tlftli birthday anniversary. Miss Bosalo Chandler, Tainpu, to Pink nnd green, the color scheme, his son were in the city todny enrouto Washington, Jackson und Walton, Dress’d and live Chicken Mr. R. W, Fllckingcr, Tampa. wns beautifully carried out in every to Sarasota from West Palm Bench. were present. The meeting wns re­ Miss Geneva Akin, Tampa, to Mr. Senator Tom is ono of the best known markably free of demonstration of Delivery—Phone 481-W detail The dining tabic wns center­ men in the state in political and busi­ nny kind, there being only nn occa­ Henry Kohn, Tumpa. Miss Anna Grant, Jacksonville, to ed with the birthday cake iced in ness circles. Ho is now the owner of sional outbreaking of handcluppiug. white and topped with flve tiny pink Mr.* Lnwrcnco Gayle, Jacksonville. the Sarasota News and is making In coming tp Itonifny to open his tapers. From the chnndelicr to the Miss Mnlde Benson, Orlnndqj to Snrnsotn one of the best cities on the campaign he said lie did so la-cause corners of the table were streamers Mr. William Hodson, Tampa. west coast. He paid tho .Herald of­ he opened his campaign for governor Miss Margaret McDonald, Miami, of pink fastened with clusters of fice an appreciated visit nnd thought here before and that ti gave him blossoms also in pink. to Mr. J. M- Koglet, Miami. wo hnd n nice offico and outfit. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. good luck. He said ho opened his Miss Louise Kronhciincr, Jackson- *- The afternoon passed nil too quick­ CQBtfPJt JJljJkPJNG. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. campaign ngninst Senator Fletcher ut v}l|p, to Mr^Leonard Froul, Jocksnn- ly with games of all kinds and n pea­ NEW MANAGER OP A. & P. CO. Inlet Bench nnd'tlinl "the old Cntt" nut hunt was ulso featured. Late had never received such n skinning In |" R R R a a R R R B B R B H a R I R H R I R B R a R R H R R R R H R B B R R R R B H R R R R----------------R a R R R R R H I ;RRBBKflaMBRppBRpanannnnnB R 'M iiu Rubq l \ , Altha, to Mr. J. J. in the afternoon, refreshments of Ice Mnnngcr Marshall of the Atlnntlc nil his llfo. cream, cake nnd candies were served & Pacific Tea Company store in this Taylor, A|(hn. tiss Erma Wchncr, Daytona, to by the host’s mother, assisted by Mnt. city has resigned his position and his KIWANIH PICTURE THURSDAY Ml Mr. Jphn Huzurd, Daytonu. .' It. 1- Grovcnslcin und Mrs. It. L. place has been filled by W. II. Fryer • FRIDAY NIGHT AT Ml LANE Miss Jessie Hamlin, Jacksonville, Peck. Favors of balls wure given of Jacksonville, who is an experienced each guest. • grocery man nnd one who hns been to. Mr. Harry Blount, Jacksonville The celebrated picture taken here of Miss Jane Conrad, St. Petersburg, , Master I’urdon wns the recipient of with the A- & P. Co., for ninny years. Sanford scenes by the Kiwnnis Club to Mr.. Glenn Long, St. Petersburg. many lovely gifts and good wishes This firm nre expecting to make will be shown Thursday nnd Friday Miss Mary Reynolds, Jacksonville, from his friends. Alxiut twenty chil­ pinny changes in their sttiro here nnd nights a t'th e Milano Theatre. This to Mr. Norwood Richard, Jackson­ dren enjoyed this happy event. • will take more advertising to tell the Is said to be ono of the ^tst pictures folks nbout their goods and prices. ever taken of. this city nnd that it ville Miss Evelyn Brown, Ocala, to Mr. W. H. (Bill) I-cnker. assistant super­ will draw a large crowd goes without IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS WE QUOTE PRICES TODAY ON ITEMS FROM DIF­ S. A. Brooks, Ocala. intendent of llie A: & P. Co., with saying. MURIELFERENT DEPARTMENTS FOR LESS WHICH Miss Gertrude Skinner, Jackson­ Complimenting Miss Beatrice Mu­ headquarters in Jacksonville wns here ville, to Mr. M, I. I-oos, Jacksonville. riel, whose mnrriugc to Mr. Edmund todny looking over the field nnd is MOVING TO FIRST NATIONAL YOU NEED NOW Miss Pearl Adair, Burtow, to Mr. Snyder Wood will be an .interesting of the opinion that Sanford is one of BANK BUILDING TODAY. Earl Allen, Burtow. event of September 1ft, Mrs. George the bcBt cities of the size in the state. Miss Sadie Burns, i’lu.Hn, to Mr. M. Shull entertained at a theater party Among the business firms moving R. Meacham, I’lusu. yesterday afternoon at tho Imperial. ors were miniature yellow baskets to 'th e First National Hunk building : After enjoying the show the party filled with candius. * V is Elton J. Moughton, the architect A feature of tho refreshment hour and the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc. Miss Sybil Hnrwirk, of Jnekson- repaired to Nunnally’s, where a de­ villa, arrived hereyesterday after- licious refreshment course consisting wns a surprise handkerchief show­ Roth of thesq firms nre moving from nppn mid will bo the guest of her of peach parfait, and individual cakes, er, tito guest of honor receiving many the J. I.. Miller building on Magnolia lovely hundkerchiefs. grandmother, Mrs. II. J. McMullen were served. avenue nnd will be comfortably sit­ Marking tho places were enrds at her home on Palmetto avenue for The ufTair.wns informal, nnd was uated in the new F irst Nutional Rank done in bride design, nnd the fnv- one of a scries of pre-nuptial par­ building which is one of the finest soipc time. * ties honoring Miss Muriel, whoso en­ und most up to date office buildings WHICH CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 1ST in tills section of the state. The ele­ gagement was recently announced. $1.00 MEN’S LEATHER WORK GLOVES ............................. ......... ....... 89c Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. vator service is running now nnd nil 50c MEN’S W’ORK CAPS ‘...... ................................................... -...........:’..... 39c Hhult were Miss Beatrice Muriel, the rooms in the new building nr<j ex­ Miss Rebecca Somers, Mis* Madeline pected to be occupied by various b u s­ 51.00 MEN’S DRESS CAPS .........................................................................«Pc • •• Route, Miss Inca Iloole, Miss Gcr- iness firms of this city. 51.00 MEN’S DRESS SH IR TS..... ......... .................................... *................89c prdlno Muriel, Mrs. Roy Voght, Mrs. COOLEST SPOT IN SANFOIU) B $1.00 MEN’S ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS ...............................................89c Hugh Cooper, Mrs. G. E. Muriel and -Shows Starling nt 7:30 and 9:15 P. M.B $1.00 MEN’S UNION SUITS ...»......... :....................................................... 89c others.—Times-Union. SPECIAL !H L_ “THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE” Radford Auto Top Co. Seminole Fish & Poultry Market Visit Our Final Clearance Sale M ilane Theatre... \ SURE IT DOES GOOD -T O D A Y- FA" “The Headless Horseman” . .. DELIGHTFUL MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. Tbedford’s BUck-Drgught Urer S Median* (Vegetable) Praised by the Head of • Louisiana Family. 75c HOYS’ UNION SUITS ......................... ....................... ................ ........ 65c $1.00 110YS’ KHAKI PA N T S....... ............................................................... 89c $1.00 MEN’S SILK SOCKS.............................................*........................... 89c $1.00 MEN’S LEATHER B E L T S................................................................ 89c $1.00 BOYS’ BLOUSES ................... ..................................... ......................70c $1.25 DUPLEX WINDOW SHADES, 3x7 f a c t........................ ............. /», 98c 75c WINDOW’ SHADES, 3x6 f e e t .......................... ................................ .*...65c Iftc LADIES’ GAUZE VESTS ............................ *...........I..................... .....10c $L25 LADIES BUNGALOW APRON S....... ................... ............ ......l..i....98c 75c LADIES' BURSON LISLE HOSE, OUTER S IZ E ....... ...................*i-..65c $1.00 LADIES’ SILK HOSE ..................... ..................................... .*..89j: $2.50 LADIES’ SILK H O SE............. ..... ..................................... ............. $1.98 35c CHILDREN’S HOSE ............................... v............;.............;..... .......t:. 25c 10c HAIR NETS .................. ......j ...............- ............ .......................... ......:...08c gl.25 SHEETS, 72x00 ................................ ....... ................ ......................... k.98c Mrs P. F. Ciary entertained de­ lightfully Tuesday afternoon ut her home on West Frances avenue, with u miscellaneous shower, honoring Lake Charles, Lt.—"I don't know " Miss Tally McKcwn, who will leave what we would have done had we not g shortly to attend tho Florida fclatc had Black-Draught It sure is one ot a From tho Grout Clussic by Washington Irving, “Tito Legend B College for Women nt Tallahassee. the best medicines made, and am aura the £ of Sleepy Hollow" with Will Rogers as Ichabod Crane. a The rooms were tastefully decorated best liver medicine,*’ said Mr. Henry g with u profusion of hibiscus and fern, Garrett, o! this city. "Fruits of Faith,” Patho comedy, some scream. B and cooling fruit punch .was “My whole (amity use. i t ” continued perved throughout the afternoon, the Mr. Garrett. "My wH*Mr»f*»e believe* a -T H U R S D A Y hostess Doing graciously assisted In she kept oft the''flu’ by taking dosea ot « entertaining by Mrs. George Shipp, Black-Draught regutgrty. Attraction The Kiwunis Club will show a Sanford “ I, myself, use Black-Dnught lor ■ Mrs. H. U. Muntoo nnd Mrs. R. C. indigestion; and it Is tine. ' I^uwh. nil local views. Come and see if you arc there! Garrett. i 1 We used pills and tablet* and other ■ they never seemed to do S The presenting of the shower o^lgxgtives William Russell in “Good Bye Girls” . » Block-Draught aure ha*, a many attractive gifts, came -as a com- (. J{* W *. come to our hous*_to stay. _ _ |i has com. _________ _ . ploto surprise to the honor guest, t give It ta our daughter tor hradache 5 Pathe Comedy, “The Eskimo”, Pa the News Miss McKcwn. these being brought tnd torpid liver. |5 THE COUNTRY STORE FRIDAY m b>' MU. M.ry Allen Shipp, - b .1 i SCTSI S represented . y e n , .cheol girl. •»'* i f f l a W f i J l f P " carried the gifts within a set of Have “ My present health ia SPECIAL MATINEE, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND in the hous* “books’’ tied with the regulation two boxes ot Block-Dr SATURDAY * . strop. The gift packages were open­ yow“ If your. liver set* out of fix. take Special Music to all Picture* ed and thoir contents greatly admired. * ~t*aibt. Jtwtu heJp todriveUie I ji I o In'tho afternoon, deliciou* re­ NIGHT PRICES .......!..................................... 10 and 20 Cents ona and other uuoealtbtul mat* iiTv '.r i. TT7r of your system. freshments of pineapple shrrbcrt nnd MATINEE PRICES.............. ........ nnd 15 Cent* Sold everywhere.: rtlro. u'prn1 ■ ervutl.—Tannin Tribune. f< Nun 3BBUBb: bbbbb: bbk:; bk :,%-b: b: : ; ; :::::;.^ » k 9 k : k aBaBaaaai a i "^■■■■■■■■■■■■■»»BBau*HBeaassK aa3an3npaaBaaBQBB*BB *Bi c*.ke, were’’ ••rvoUA-Tampa Trlbunte. •” ’M ' ... .. | ».- . ( A . II* iA US Uiiufft* j )}€<n?i t* ,*r in s** i M First Street SELLS IT F O R LESS ti 3 W elaka Block P.« . ULKL> �I. i.,THE SANFORD D A il^ n ER AU ),•THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1923 - rr-r— f* ' ■ i --------------- ~ -------------- -- ■rrr—t —. i, Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co, runumiitna ti^ r^ tia p p i ■lira ■■ A■ D r llttr rt la City fcy Carrier T l» M( ll> fa m*|Ni>* Weekly Her• e*tlrelr rarer* Seotlnale County •I b pnfcllakMl every Friday. Adeer■l<* rate* made katira aa appllraper year, a l a r y la adraaee, HICK D i m T U B ASHOCIA TUU I'RRMB T h e Associated press U exclu slvslr TO All VFItTint'll Hi In ease of error* or onimlnalon In leital or oilier advertisements Tho Herald Printing Company dura not held Itar If liable for Oumago further than the amount received for aurli ad­ vertisements. Kotrlsn A J v r r t M m h e p r»»«n la ti*a THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION Bryan in hot certain thnt Coolidge will be the Republican candidate fun president. That remains to be scon nf course. • ; • l r ‘ Thc W ar’ Veterans'plait a gri«nt 'memorial to the ‘‘Mothers of Amer­ ica." And iliey should have one. We know what tho mothers of America suiTcred during the World War, ----------- o----------, The former mayor of .Tokio has has been made premier of ‘Japan. We would call attention to this fact. The mayors of Florida still have a chance. DISQUIETING, TO SAY THE LEAST fruit growers of Southern California are preparing to. launch a tremend­ ous enterprise, which will glvo them water transportation to the markets of the East. "The Ixis Angeles Examiner brings the details of the plan. Seven fast steamships .equipped with refrigera­ tor systems, arc to bo operated be­ tween Los Angeles and New York. Each of these ships will havo n ca­ pacity of 250 carloads of perishables or general merchandise. The com­ pany owning and operating these ships is capitalised at $7,500,000. It will be the only intorcoaatal steamship lino with refrigeration equipmentCalifornia shippers say its 'operation will snvc them millions of dollars an­ nually. “California producers, says tho Ex­ aminer, ship 176,000 cnrloads of per­ ishables nut of tho state annually and the production is increasing at the rate of 20 per cent n year. Of the total production, one-fourth, or more than -10,000 carloads,! arc shipped to and consumed in the territory tribu­ tary to Philadelphia, Boston nnd New York, It is proposed that the new transportation plan will deliver the enrgoos direct to the wharves for sale by auctioneers. The freight rntc by these stcampships has been already announced ns 00 cent sa box. “The railroads have already begun 'action townnl reducing their rates on account of the water competition. So, the California shippers fele that they will suve millions in the deal.” ----- :-----o----------DISREPUTABLE VACANT LOTH INJURE CITY. : t •RAaGc a u *} Ab one had npplo eventally spoils Lhe barrel, so one vacant lot heaped with rubbish, overgrown with obnox­ ious weeds, detracts from the nppenra nee of the vacant luts, where care hns been used to make them attrac­ hie thnt they have good grounds for ion ns zealously as have the people THE COMMUNITY CHEST PLAN tive. Just a few weeks since there their prediction. APPEARS PRACTICAL. in the territory traversed. was an intensive campaign in the city Against the bonus arc lined up the Finch spot visited treated the mem­ which resulted in the improvement United States chamber of commerce, bers of the party with ns much forSome lime ngo a movement wns of the nppearnnee of the vacant lots the National Manufacturers' associa­ started locally for the creating of n ver ns if they were people coming Oilando knows her own business or at least n large majority of them, tion, the ex-service Men’s Anil-Bonus community chest fund- The move­ and we do not intend to interfere which helped In tho mosquito eradica­ League, and other forces which will into new country with a view to mak­ ment, we arc informed, hns progress­ ing purchases nnd locating. Ail with them in politics. Rut wc bc- tion work nnd made the city a health­ make a determined light against it,, ed to n poinj where committees have licvo they- made n mistake in turn­ ier place in which to live- ‘ Unfor­ hut with the prospects of victory through the trip people extended the been appointed by various Tampa or­ glad hand as heartily ns if unaware ing down thu commission-manager tunately n few sore spots remain; strongly favoring the bonus advo­ that the party was viewing for the ganizations to work out n definite »i>ots in the very heart of the city cates. form of government. sake of emulating.' White the motor­ plan fbr n Tampa community chest. which impresses',Jho visitor in no un­ Perhaps a hit of history on the cade was for the main purpose of Born in the storm ami stress of It is impossible to have a big city certain. wuy. Neglect to pruperly question may mlt bo out of place just "getting acquainted” with other sec­ war time, when unusunl demands without making necessary improve­ clgan thcfcc lots is unfair to tho own­ now. President Harding vetoed the tions of state, there was another and called for unusual efficiency in every ments nnd you cannot make improve­ ers 'qs well ns those who have made lirst hill passed by congress, bemuse deeper purpose in making the jour­ line, the to mm unity chest plan for it contained no provision for raising ney. There was n desire to impress raising funds for charitable imd so­ ments without money. And when it theirs presentable. comes to making improvements bond­ Other vacant lots in the residential the four billion dollars which it was upon those ’who did nut know, those j cial service organizations has sur­ ing is the only way in which it eon sections are being neglected. On the estimated it would ultimately cost who lind mudy tin- trip over the ter­ vived the world struggle, and is to­ be done. Our improvements are not most used street in the city there are the taxpayers. We beliovo that the ritory many yeqrs ago, and-Jhose day in operation in niurcjilJ(l\an 100 for today but for the future ns Well lots which are considuKMdflF great puhlih iiefy generally approved that \<’li6 'had the Jciisl bit of diuiUt in large American cities. us the present and the future genera­ value and yet the owners are seem­ action, hut congress did not, although mind,, precisely \iliat bail been By the phrase “community chest ingly content to allow weeds and the advocates of the bill did not mus­ brought ahoqt almost as if by magic <tion should help to pay for them. ■---------- i)----------grass to grow, flourish nnd eventual­ ter sufficient strength to pass it to render the many towns and cities1 We are glad to note the interest ly die.and decay without the least ef­ through both houses over the veto. a help to the suhiuhar being taken in county muds. Semi­ fort io make those lots attractive to Last year the house passed the bill to make the suburban u iiU-ntK ready I J the prospective purchaser or to pro­ nole county needs many lateral roads by Xt.'l ayes to 70 noes- When it came to co-opcriito .with those dw elling Y to connect up with brick roads ttml tect the people of the city. Civic hack with the veto message ntl/ichcd, within the cities mul towns. these roads would not necessarily pride, if nothing else should prompt the house passed it again by n vote During n trip of such lengthy mile­ need to lie briek rotuU-j Other coun­ the destruction of a harbor and breed­ of 21K to 51. In the senate its course age within a very short uptui- ,,f time was diffetVnt. It passer! the first the travelers' found it impos.-dhle to T ties have found that they can con­ ing place for mosquitoes. struct good lateral roads from sand Unless the owners demonstrate time by a vote of -gt to 20, After the make more than a stop in some of *;* clay and other materials. Hut they their willingness to do this character veto, the vote on its passage was the smaller places; and there were f r should lie built and built at once. of work, the city would he justified •14 to 2K—■four votes short of the ne­ localities where all that was seen Y Every good road opens up new places in employing a force and under pow­ cessary two-thirds. were the properties bordering the and brings in more people anil more ers given it in sanitation matters, The advocates of the measure claim roadside; hut the news of the trip Y people mean more taxes to pay for have it done at their expense.—Fort that the results of thu last congress­ had been spread ami at all points the improvements. Fierce Tribune. ional elect inn give them enough votes there was a happy greeting from ---------- o----------to carry tin- bill over u presidential those seen. At larger points where Hmi'IMNU FRI ITS IIY RKFRIOWHAT WOULD YOU THINK. veto if that should happen to come, the itinerary called for an extended Y IIKATEIl SHU'S. about which there seems tube some- stop fur luncheon, meals nnd sleep, Y —if you were in the dry goods busi­ dolibt. Bunns enemies do not con­ it was found thnt especial efforts hnd Sanford and all of central Florida ness and the government offered to cede the claim that members of con­ been made by the Rotarians, the Ki- ❖Y hns been talking about stopping fruits sell the people of your town nnd coun­ gress will hesitate long when it conics wanitt, the Chambers of Commerce, and vegetables liy,refrigerated ships try round about all their ginghams to a show down before casting their and privac citizens to make the brief t to the eastern markets. Tho Central at less than cost of manufacture? votes for a bill which must enormous­ stay one never to be forgotten. And Y Florida Water Traffic League was —If you were a grocer and the gov­ ly increase taxation. Only tho event all of these kindly acts awakened a Y organized fur that purpose ami when ernment offered your customers cof­ can decide, ti is said that Secretary like spirit in the minds of the hnn; the government called for farts and fee at exactly what it costs in Java Mellon is opposed to the hill, nnd will orecs. Y figures the league gave them such an plus only the cost of roasting? do some effective work iigninst it The excellence of hoik laike and Y array of figures on shipments that —if you were a butcher and the before congress meets.—Tnnijm Polk counties—those being tho locali­ could he made by water that the gov­ government offered hams ut the price Times. ties where the greater portion of the Y ernment officials fell ofT their chairs/ of,pork on the hoof? time was spent—were tuadi doubly And these stupendous figures were —if you were n druggist nnd the R i Rt P-a Pu P’4 Pa P-i impressive by the efforts of the resi­ hacked up by the goods and there government offered your customers dents of those localities. Those |k -i i was not one statement made’at the cigars at tho price of the raw tobac­ plu were fully us pleased to exhibit public hearings that could not be co plus half the cost of making them? what had been accomplished by the Y . hacked up by the actual facts. Since —if you owned a garage and the combined i ffurts of Nature and man Y * • that time there has been nothing government offered tires at the hare us were the visitors to learn of what v done by either the War Department cost of the rubber and cotton mate­ hnd been dune, nnd how. The latter . or our senators or our representative rials used in nrnking them? learned- much because of the exhaus­ t M ’ » t. and it seems thnt years will elapse And, on top of thnt, suppose the tive explanations given. They learn­ Y * ' before we get the deep water from government sent you word that tho P j Pa P j Pa Pa Pn P-, p « f a P i ed what good roads had done to for­ Y branch of the business with which * - Hanford to Jacksonville. ward the interests of the various v MOTORCADE RETURNED FIVE This is the way Florida senators your competition was connected was communities. Of Unit source of ad­ DOLLARS FOR ‘ONE. * *and representatives ami Florida pen- not making /noncy and you would vancement all of them had a gener­ t * pie do things. Right now the central have to pay n special tax on your line, Y Participants of the *recent motor­ al idea; ull believed in the road sys" -part of the state could put on their based upon the amount of your sales! cade making u lour of a small por­ tern; nil favored the network of roads You’d like it, wouldn’t you? own boat lines and at least ship stuff tion of tho better sections of the over which travel was a luxury; yet ^ Neither do we! **‘.to Jacksonville. When we get twenty stale, which have attained it superi­ this motorcade the jnoro deeply ini-' t Every time you order envelopes " ‘-feet of water to Jacksonville’ we can . Ahip by boat from San font to east- printed-by the United States govern­ ority bemuse of the progressiveness pressed upon their minds the peed Y > > m markets without chuhging the ment, remember that we are taxed to of the people, relumed with many and necessity for Putnam coliqty, i..-. also, to extend its thoroughfares ^ -cargo at Jacksonville and when that help make up the deficit created by dreams which should come to fruition Y with the money tKat is now practic­ |} im c comes wo will have refrigerated the loss-than-rust |trico at which you in Pulatku ami Putnam countyally in hand, and build highwuya that It was a trip that paid—from every Jthhips to tho eastern markets right buy them. Also think of this list of will be lasting monuments to careful Y . tram the fields where the winter veg- “ift" and put yourself in tho place point of view, F’rom tho start until engineering. Y * ^tables and fruits are grown and of the legitimate homo printer whose the limit car returned to Pulatku there Outings for mere pleasure arc. com­ Y then we can save the growers the money goes into your till nnd gives were countless revelations which mon, and throughout Florida they Y high freight rotes that now almost you a profit.—Leesburg Commercial, astonished those who had visited the . o--------- rseveral portions of the state at some arc many. An outing which embraces !* make growing stuff in Florida prohi­ bitive. Uut California goes ahead THE SOLDIERS’ BONUS DILL. previous time, and ustounded those both business nnd pleusuro is more who never thoroughly understood unusual—especially so where a care­ - and docs things while wc are drounjThere’s a royal battle scheduled that so many beautiful spots were to ful Itinerary is planned nnd ovei^ lit­ “ jpg about them. California Is a state . Whcrq they do things instead of over the soldiers’ bonus when con­ be found in Florida. As view fol­ tle detail cared for, and where there thinking about them and California gress meets next December. On tho lowed view and revelation succeeded is all along thu v*y « -kindly wel­ 4 la now shipping fruits and vegetables one side will bo the American Legion revelations there were opened to the come. The dlrsfc nyute^adc for informa­ to New York by refrigerated ships. with Its approximation to one ihiilion minds what Putaam county—equally members and their sympathizers. capable of duplicating all that was tion pdklKAps Ay idic citizens of .Pa­ ■Tbe Tuinpa Tribuno.anya: * “Reeking 4 relief £ from- railroad Xhe -officials of .the* legion are-pon- brought to 'th e' attention—might be- int ka w a ^ a JkitnpHrte -Access—kpd ^ fre ig h tr|fe a , which have near!/ dou­ fidently predicting its passage a t the com* If the people would put their there should be good results from Ltb le d since..the ;.re-war .yeriojl, the____________ *Jld & A*. > fundj’VIn $Jmply [mcnntjn Joint.fund, forl^ have bein mad* raised'in n single campaign! to suppljr blood Into the cahip«iKn o L S i 6** tho financial needs of all organiza­ This has been by no tions which ordinarily put on numer­ ful. The "new blood” either work, doesn’t know how to J J N ous financial enmpnigns. The idea, tho majority of cases. tk' 1« insofar as we havo* investigated It, Then*nro, in Tampa a, c W looks good. n certain number of men *J "***• As wc understand tho community who find themselves able to f1"1 chest plan, it presupposes that each time nftd moncy.getting talent, J r ir of the benefiting organizations shall ever called upon. There are get together in their separato coun­ many of them, who would Kl.dtVv^ cils and detormino the .amount of time for a single campaign, ^ funds which must be raised by them, arc nlwarc of the numerous cali.r through public subscription during such work at present, and who » the ensuing year. Theso various hesitate to assist in one budget estimates are lumped togeth­ est they would 0 n 4 ,th em .3 Jf£ er, nnd their total gives tho goal barrnssed when asked lg nnht 2 . set for the community chest fund other equally worthy cause «£! campaign. workers would prove invaluable b A single campaign Is put on during filling the working ranks for th( " tho year. In this campaign all the concerted community-chest < J moneys to bo donated to the vnrious drive. bentfiting organizations arc donated Naturally, there is perhap. or subscribed, Tho one cnmpalgn timidity upon the parlor the benrS. completes the work for tho year. When the campaign is completed, tho ing organizations abSut approving til new plan. They question whetW, funds arc prorated among tho vari­ they would receive ns liberal return, ous benefiting organizations. as by their individual campaign). This, however, docs not mean thnt Tho best answer which can be EjT a man is forced to give equally to on doubting Thomas is that afforded each organization. The exact amount, or proportion of the individual’s gift, by numerous cities where the commato nny one or more of the benefiting nity chest’plan hns been tried out. |t organizations can bo specified, if the hns worked. The benefiting orgmia. individual so desires. Thnt gift will tions in many instances are raid to then go direct to the organization have actually received considerably larger returns from tho community specified. Should the donors specify amounts chest thnn from their obi individual sufficient, to put any one organiza­ campaign plan of operation. Our recollection of the rnulta of tion’s budget-goal "over the top", that organization, or those organiza­ several recent campaigns—it ii need­ tions, should there he more than one, less to he specific—indicates a wanwould not participate further in the ing support for the institutions ip. funds donated to the general commu­ pealing for support. It may be that nity chest. The money donated to if these organizations do not co-operthe chest fund directly would bo pro­ ate in the community chest plnn they rated to tho benefiting organizations may find themselves facing nn addi- whose budgets hnd not been com­ tionnl luck of. interest in their future . needs. pleted. At nny rate, no harm* can be done There can be no doubt but thnt the Combining of tho present multiplicity by thoroughly investigating the com­ of financial appeals into a single cam­ munity chest idea. A plan which hn paign would be welcomed. Recent worked successfully for years in In­ campaigns have indicated that Tam­ dianapolis nnd many smeller lowni pans are tiring of the repented calls mul cities, which hns just been adoptfor campaigns for this, thnt nnd the ed by Atlnntn, nnd which has so other institution or organisation; thoroughly appealed to the husinesa and it is becoming increasingly evi­ men and women mining the member-' dent thnt the work of campaigning is ship of the various Tampa civic clubs growing distasteful and irksome to nnd organizations, is deserving ol thu men hnd women who are called further study. upon to do tho campaigning. Every assistance should lie given This is no reflection upon the worth the committee representing vjriouj of the charities and social service or­ civic organizations nnd the benefit­ ganizations benefiting from the cam­ ing institutions. When their work ii paigns- It simply m eans'that cam­ completed, if their report advises the paigns have been so multi plied tlAt adoption of tin- community ehest.pi an, men and woVicn. wlm will.jtive-.their ! >YV. .b. ljexe;. JjlC iUii/j.lOiould 1^ uptime to ciMtfihf^nfti^ . •fttt*'«Trer-wvjrK-TpYd$t,d afiff’fuH 'iftta effect- Tampa cd. In several recent campaigns cf-1 Times. f r t * Your f TO BE PRESENT AT MY STORE ^ FROM OTHER : SANCTUMS £ Sept. 4, Inc. Mr.John S. Rozelle Aug. 3 to Y f t Y Y Representing Storrs-;Schaefer Co., with oneo£ the best tailoring lilies ever shown in Sanford. <-* ti a •>•**R* + "" * < ‘ ,.,1 ..t'*,T P .M'* id** The fall styles and prices are right You can be measured now and suit delivered later. Come, select yours now. % V-J»*- + •>• it an m*« to m I e t ■ i P e rPins a' ✓ PI— �M •re . PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1923 BUILDING OEERATIQNS IN FLORIDA IN: JULY DOUBLED LAST YEAR, Boy Scouts Enjoy Camp at beautiful Silver Lake exception of a sttenH In Clay count>*{ and % Whereas, This, important highway serves the major -pprUiim of. the Flor­ ida Peninsula {n an c l i e n t manner with its mai^y (fkacilent. Utoral roads radiating to. *11 Met Ion* of the pe­ ninsula which represent an invest­ ment of (pillion* .to the cities nnd cophUe* iii Fonfrispla Florida; nnd . W hereas,’Tljlh'. excellent rond sys­ tem is of np y*Ind at present to the traveling pnWiNa^'.it is cut off fjom traffic by. .ib^/ohqrt atretch in Clay county; the paying of *h|ch is un­ provided for at. present; and i MTiriyss., The City of Green Cove Spmdfa* n*s ’ “ ” * ‘ this body» ihnko prepnrttlon to at­ tend same ;and be it further Ronolyod, That tfie mayor issue- a proclamation to the progerssive cltIxens of DeLand calling on them to participate In this rally a'nd that tho DeLand Commercial Club determine tho best method of transportation for the DeLand people to attend this rally ,alfd give satire publicity through the press and. otherwise. •j Palptk*(i»nii, Putnam ieoqnty ennnoi. rend too many .delegates to this meeting.. . H means n great deal for this locality to have.*' |*rgc repre­ sentation' present, nnd tm fc will be idi.opportunityffohVjrrnerol expres­ sion of views’—everi though’ the views hs now run 'nlbng fn one general crops made fair to good progress. WEEKLY WEATHER AND CROP BULLETIN Citrus fruits are in excellent condi­ tion. Seed beds and recently planted * For the week ending Aug. 28, 1923: truck are In good condition. • See. the .fall line of 8 lores-Hr ha Ifer As a rule, there was too much rain Tailoring at B. L. Perkina' Repreoenin the western, northern, and por­ tathre there from Aug. Slat to SepL.: tions of the central divisions, al­ 4th (nrluaire. 131-3tc though locally insufficient oveb small A bee wouldn’t make a good politi­ areas. The insufficiency was mark­ ed in tho south, nnd along the east cian. He can’t sting anybody but coast of the Indian River from about once. Bcvnrd county to Miami.' Tho fol­ An executive is a man who knows lowing weekly totals , inches and so much th a t he isn't reqjfiiytf ,to do tenths, were reported, ' Carrobolle, ■r anything5.0; Tnlluhassna, 3-6; Apalachicola, i <11 .1.2; Eustis, 2.6, and Sanford, 2.8. The amounts were less than one-quarter AN EXHILARATING EJTEfiT Inch in tho south. Temperatures A bottle of Herbino on the shelf at were moderately high during tho day. homo is like having a doctor in the bouse all tho time. I t give* instant relief when The weather was unfavorable for tho the digestion gets out of order or the harvesting of corn, hay, nnd cotton. 1.0wrU fail to act. One or two dosra is la necessary to start things thic mpvthe last named being badly damaged{all that is p . . , . .„ d . r .iv , some cotton bolls ro .ting; picking jonM mgy to perfect health, fries 60a. nthcr Is rotting Bold by was delayed. Wet weather UNION PHARMACY some corn |n the fields. Sweet pota­ Sanford, Florida toes, cane, iieanuts, rice and minor .......... . F i r s . T a l k s - M a d e *4y -*■>-*» — • »V ' 11 AGCORDING T M p j G I A I j R E B O PJ Many Prominent Visitors Present To f' '* ' t Talk *// LTo \*• ; The ‘ N . Boys. if .------Statistics of Eight Cities Covering Construction The boys at Camp Silver Lake of , , of buildings the.Boy Scouts of America of Central Florida Council are enjoying them (llr T kr A n v r lx lH P r »n t ATLANTA, Gn., Aug. 80.—Building operations In Florida in July al­ most doubled those of the same month In 1022, according to report* of condi­ tions received and tabulated by the Sixth District Federal Reserve Bank. Permits' Issued in eight cities covering construction of new buildings and repairs to old ones called for the expenditure of 13,083,860 compared with f 1,* 793,773 in July, 1922, a gain of $1,290,093. The figures for July, this year, called for the construction of 421 new i bo boy j are lookDfg forward to With buildings to cost in the aggregate $2,406,600, while permits to make altera­ much interest. 1 A largo number of Hands’ Rally' n"t Green Cove Springs tions anjl repairs to 487 were granted, the total cost of this work to l* $187,* testa have boen passer nnd today Thursday, September 13, 1923, at Jh’e completion of thq rond, the fill­ 316. •. •*'/• * should boo the completion of the va­ which time It' J* rtcpccted thnt some ing in of the missihj; links, means Miami showed the greatest volume of building, both ns to number of rious 'tests that haJb been applied solution of th<( problem in Clny coun­ that Paintka mid l’utnam County will new structures and cost of the work, tfiat city reporting the issuance of 14ft for ami as tomorrow is Held dny there ty vyill he nfrtyctl nt; therefore, he it receive its merited quota of publicity permits for a total of $1,229,900 for new buildings and alterations to 05 old will be no tests on thnt dny. Resolved, That the City Council of which will attract a large share of ones. Lost night there was a formal in­ DeLand, Florida, most heartily en­ the Jourist travel through the state. These figures represented a nipiireasc over previous tabulations of 234.8 duction of a boy into Scouting nt dorse this Good, Roads Rnlly and taht —Pnlntkn News. per cent. Orlando showed the greatest percentage ot increase, however, with per­ the Campfire which ceremony was mits cafling for expenditure of $348,020 an compared with $56,303 in July, very impressive. There will prob­ H M H i * * i i i i * M M * i * i n i * i * i H H * m * f * i * * n | n * a * * * i a * M * * * * * H i * a a i H i i * H i * * a * m * * M M a M i * * n * * * * * * M * * ably be made n number of pictures of -■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■BaunnnaunnnanwnninnusinnnnnnnnunnwnunwauunnnnwnnuununnnnnnunnwpnnnnuBnnunnBnaannnunnunn* 1922. No other figures were available for that city. the camp with its scouting activities The tabulations by cities follows: nnd if possible to get the camera be­ BUILDING PERMITS fore tam p closes there will he some Total for Tntnl for Inc. or July, 1923 July, 1922 Decrense movies of the activities madeWe arc very sorry thnt our assist­ - 19.2 JsckBonville ............ .......................................... $ 408,041 $ 505,553 - 18.6 ant camp director, Mr. J. C. Morris, ...................................... 82,325 101,150 307,300 X234.H has been cnllod homo. It has been .......................................... 1,229,900 unnnnanuunnuanaaiaanBnuaBnuuaH nnuBauBU BBnnuuBnnH UH H HunnannaiiannnnBnunnnBnuuananH M nnHunw nHBnuanuwM dw Bi i 173,380 x 109.9 lurgely to him thnt the cnmpftrcs .......................................... 303,905 50.305 X520.3 hnve been so well worked up as that .......................................... 349,020 ,xl4.9 particular part of the camp program ........................................ 23,7008 20,089 x20.3 hns been under his personal direction. 354,550 Kl I'titrrahiirir ......... .......................................... 420,400 The council-ring which is tho first 214,780 -7.2 to be net up in central Florida wan erected by the scouts under the di­ Totals ................ ........................................ $2,100,000 $3,083,800 rection of Mr. Morris who now goes Decrcaso; x increase. to Jacksonville whore ho expects to report for duty In Scouting there on Mondny morning, having a confer­ ence regarding such steps on Friday morning in Jacksonville. Mr. T. I„ Mend of Oviedo who hns hnd personnl charge of tho nature E study nt camp has taken several hikes with the boys ami is now the in this city for 36 years, means we have the youngest scout in camp from the : point of various activities it) whicli 5 acquaintance of many citizens old and new, ho takes part in a very active mnn■ and also a knowledge o f their banking needs. nvr. Mr. Wnkolin of Tavares, who is the a Rcoutmnstor of Camp Troop No. 1, This experience gained year after year hns been very, busy with the First Aid program and instruction which means much to the new comer of today. has a great appeal to the boys nnd all have made wonderful progress in tho same. / RESOURCES $1,500,000.00. .s Mr. A II. Bryson of Clermont and r-i Scoutninstcr of Camp Troop 2, has m conducted the Wntermnnship activi­ « Start your Checking Account with ties and Signalling work of the camp V which work has progressed well up­ wards towards the expert cluss. Mr. John M. Boys of Clermont, and Scoutmaster of Scout Camp Troop $ No, .1, has been kept very busy with tracking and training activities also use of knife nnd nxe. This with du­ £ A COMMUNITY BUILDER ties ns athletic director has kept him a *1 very busy." j B..F. WHITNER. Cu*hi«r F. P. FORSTER, President Mr. CJ. B. Knight of Orlnndo has ! hnd charge of the Camp Police and <t> Colors ceremonies along with some merit badge work was very busy for tho two days lie has been able to M a lt a rat P lm tl .r For Cough* and Cold*, Head* be with us. aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism Our very efficient Camp Senior and A ll Ache* and Pain* Patrol Lender Jumes Godfrey has ALL DRUGGISTS been very busy kopcing tho boys in » »' i5e and 65c, jars and tabas lino nnd directing games. Hospital size, $3.00 And not to forget our Cook. John 2 LOTS O f PHILIPPINE HAND EMBROIDERED GOWNS, SPECIAL 2-DAY SALE, Hnmbones of Sanford, tho campfire v 1 . 't m i • ufli spirit was os strong that he couldn't _______ _____________________________ for e a c h ______________________________________ resist coming out nnd Hinging n quaint old song for the boys nt camp­ fire. He also is the most popular person in cam p when the mess call ■ blows, but sometimes the boys mnke him think he Is hot popular when he 5 T i n aays no seconds this time boys* The public Is cordially invited to attend the pageant this evening and tho Court of Honor tomorrow eve­ ning. Also the field events which take place nt three o’clock Friday Close out prices, one lot o f Ch^fdren's Fast afternoon. Colored Gingham Dresses, 6 to -12 years. Val­ Camp closes Saturday afternoon at ■ ues up to $3.50. Special for, each— whic htlmo tho boys may go home. j il'4 " *. * No one leaves until 1 o'clock Satur­ day, September first. HAROLD J. BOYD, Scout Executive and Cump Director, ?. i / xlFriday and Saturday fj To Have Been Established j 8 I v 1 1 * $1.95 and $2,95 Si CHILDREN’S DRESSES $1.95 Good Roads Rally DOUBLE REDUCTION! Price reduction ranging to 1$% .( and Effective fo r a limited timo only, we nre giving, ubiolutp.lv free, ,wlth each regular Vacuum Cun T ire ^ u & A * * !, ONE TON TESTED TUBE • of corresponding size Tiiis combined price reduction and limited Free Tul>e Offer afford* opportunity for an approximate SAVING OF 30% Gpt your season's tire equipment TODAY, includ­ ing a FREE TUBE with every tiro you buy. *?* Wr'di. r v F. p, RINGS 105 l-.ilmcllo A v e n u e ------ ------ 1-------phoot 181-J ■ I !l*r ' : ■ ■~.W-S. * . « _r. ,*i ,V -V*!* LADIES’ DRESSES City Council of DeLand Paasea Rea oiutions To - Participate. Every elTArt w ill;bo made to have a Urge cavalcade attendant upon.the good road* rally at Green Cove Springs on Thursday, September 13, from Palatka and I*utnam county, for It will provo a matter of great importance to this section of the country. paints to the southward, especially DeLand, are' taking active interest in the project, for the weight of that meeting will; have an effect upon the state rood builders. DeLand has gone so deeply into the project as to hsve.its city council unanimously adopt, at a regular meeting of that body, the fallowing set of resolu­ tions: Whereas, State Road 9, known rally M the St. Jfohna Scenic Hi, * Si Big rack of House Aprons and Dresses, re­ priced for a quick sale. All fast colors and ffood styles, at, each— Table o f Val and^QUml T h r ^ g Laces, Regu- *T: Sale o f Sheets-Mohawk, 81x90, Special, each r i lit* t t t - 4 U* V �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY ZT— D r A IM A F CDADTC GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING KciALIVI llr tirlm L N IIU IIA J IH V I U1 R. L. SHn»P, Editor V l i l U E m »u h BASEBALL Record BA SEBALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING- v ------------ ^ AUGUST 30, 1923 ■ --------- w S Having disposed of my crr, , „ stock on West First street, rotj* Z hereby given that all creditor* »re requested to,present their dainu within th e ’pext ten days. 123-lOtp. L. C. KINKno *|pP-i ' ' **■ **■ • ks YESTERDAY'S RESULTS By Editor National League Chicago Cp, Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnati 1, Boston 2. St. Louia-Philadclphin, rain. No dthers scheduled. OUR LIST of Florida properties be in the hands of our Nortl^ and Western agents on .SeDte^v? 10th. Wc want farm prorertk, onizntion tracts, timber land ran’. . ■ f «f riorliln. K„' too large or none too small. Bm» ard Land Company. Suite 23-30 n S. Trust Building, Jacksonville, _________________ 127-2^ ATLAN N„J., Aug. 30.— A cold, drtvhfe rmb, falling thruout the early part- of yesterday, compell­ ed Luis Angdl Firpo to pass up his daily workout jn preparation for his title match with Jack Dempsey. The South > American champion started out lo r 'his regular jaunt along the beach and' boardwalk at 7 o'clock yesterday morning and had walked briskly for about n mile when rain began fnlling In sheets. Reluctantly he turned home, for he is in fine phy­ sical trim nnd doesn’t care to shirk the training tnsk that has been set for him by his Argentine trainers. When he returned to his cottage in Chelsea he let loose for a while on the heavy sand bag that is suspended in the garage, then pulled the weights. ; ^ally Herald; 15e per w«*. Tomorrow night we'll parade up to Orlando took the odd game of the Conch Wilkinson’s office nnd see scries from Polatka Pals yesterdny by WATCH DIGESTION IN SUMMER what his Royal Highness has to say in the score of -I to 2. Swectland wasn't Too much ice cream, pie, Ka!adl regard to the coming football season. very “sweet” about giving up hits pickles and cold drinks during tho hot weather causes Indigestion. Coated br American League The coach has already said that to- and allowed the Pals only four safe furred tongue, had breath, and sour or Washington G, Detroit 9. morrow night would be devoted to binglcs. feverish stomach arc symptoms cf No others scheduled. getting the height, weight, chest ex­ this malady thnt can he corrected with pansion nnd the whole pedigree of the Hut Wakefield wasn't awake nnd Foley Cathnrlic Tablets, “t had st„m. HOW THEY STAND candidates. gave up nine safeties to nil parts of uch trouble and tried Foley Cathartic the field. Can the “wakefleld” ? Tablets. They gavo quick relief and Georges Darbot (Inset) recently flew 212 kilometers in his (Urvcr air. National League So you fellows had better get busy plane. That's 132 miles. Ho did It In 0 hours, 4 minutes, over an c.*’5. now I can eat anything," Writes J Won Lost Pet. eating beans, pork, etc., between now daily measured circuit at Vauvlllo, France. That's best record yet lot Florida sells n whole lot besides Oabom, Lucssville, Ohio. A whole! <10. .032 tomorrow night. New York ............ 7!) that typo of plane. celery nnd oranges, For example two some physic thnt sweetens the *tom. .007 *18 Cincinnati .... ........ 7-1 ach, tones the liver and cleanse, thj fine plnyers on the St. Petersburg .595 One more word—-about football,— <19 Pittsburgh ............ 72 Remember^ bring your baby he fere bowgls. Sold everywhere.—Adv. being called to Brunswick, Gn., by the .540 the coach wants you fellows up to his Florida State League team, were sold 5G Chicago ................. GR 11 n. m. Ages 1 to 3 years, inclusive death of n sister. .-1HH office promptly at 7:30 p . m. All who to Krooklyn—wny up yonder in the St. Ijojuis ............ GO 03 Mr. Bruce, of White Oaks, "Gn., is hoys njid girls. V p llr r » r Atinllrnllni, fur I'nr.ln. G3 .175 come straggling in Inter than that will j National League, yesterday, Brooklyn .............. 57 T o Whom It May Concern* visiting his daughter, Mrs. Stafford. Notleo N k«-r<-h> glv.-n Hint ap|.!|«. HO .333 lie good examples for the “urg ’em Philadelphia ....... <10 tlon w ill tm mmli* to th>- l-ir.i hi, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holly have re­ "GOOD-BYE GIRLS” HAS .314 IMiddle.” or tin- Slum of Mori,),, J Boston ................... 3H 83 The Boston heat eaters proved to PUNCH AND HUMOR Itoiir.l turned from Cleveland, Ohio. next session In 1„- l „ M |„ TnIh.h bo a little too much for tho Reds, I- loi Jil.i. on ili»- Mil, iiny ,q Si'iit.n, Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Hell and nep­ her. ISM. f o r II tillr,Ion. nnn.io or } American League There's only one sure way to knock the league lending aspirants when hews, Fred and Arthur Hell, are ex­ The greater part of the imagination mutntlon o f liunlii|im)-ui. ,,f Won Lost Pet. oun> friend Jack Dempsey out nnd they dropped an extra inning nffair 'T he free barbecue nnd big picnic to pected home from Hot Springs next of Vance McPhee, who was the gifted Scott, who |ilc.-n| i.ullty t „ n,. r'r, ’ f tiintiHliiin:liter, for the il.-nth ,.r 7G •12 .044 that Is to put nim in n baseball game to the Ten Indians. New York ........ he given by tho Seminole Athletic week. Mr. and Mrs. Bell hnvc both author of a quantity of "best sellers" oItleltnril MePli-rson. at the 55 ' G5 .512 Cleveland.............. •b-12 anil let him adorn tho mound. Jack Club at Lake Monroe Monday, Sep­ been sick since they left and Mr. Rcll for a time was devoted almost entire­ term of the Cln-ult Court In n„,| („. Sl-mlnoliCount)-, I'lorldH. h> k-lrinlic 55 .520 offered.himself for mound duty yes­ Detroit ..............^... G1 Hnhe Ruth Is laying off for several tember 3rd, Labor Day, promises to writes thnt they arc returning to Flor­ ly to the development of wholly im- on the I2to) i1n> o f May,. i> i*,"]' .513 terdny in a game between ids training d.;ys—the whole team Is also—guess he a great occasion. All trains will ida to gel well. f o r which lie was sonteneed *t,i 57 St. I.auiK .............. GO nginaty aches nnd pains. One side of ami serve fo r n p- rlml o f y , „ r p, t,,H G2 .470 camp and a team composed of nrnrby the Hals* wants to give Harry Heil- stop nt Monroe that day ami give ev­ Washington ........... 57 Jiill of SrniliKili Count) his large library wad quite filled wjth County Florliln. " .400 G3 Chicago ................ 55 cottngBrk. niann a chance to catch up with him. ery one up and down the line a row upon row of hooks, while the oth­ Any person deslrlna to fi|. .430 GG Philadelphia ......... 51 tlons w ll) hare opportunity to he chance to attend.* Horse shoe pitch­ er side was quite filled with rows of at such time. 70 A .391 Boston .................. 45 fa fa fa f i fa f i ha fa ing, mule racing, baby shows, tug-ofK. K. lim 'S lim .liH U . fa medicine bottles. His family physic­ Reds Lose Chance A t t o r t o y fo r Elmer Scott. fa wnr, running nnd jumping contests, ian told him what he noodd w.as a 8-31-llC. S3 ha ha ha N ta M A A to Hound Giants by r.i hi base hall nnd many other amusements wife. ha n too numerous to mention will lie the fa n a Mayl»o Mcl’heo wouldn't have tak­ Dropping One More CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES hn order of the day. Over 5-100 worth of fa en such keen delight in the misery of gjf • ------' Wonns nnd parasites in the intestines ha handsome prizes have been contribut­ Miss Annalu-ll Allen, is spending]his supposed ills had he not been ably of children undermine health and *, IKJSTON, Aug. 30.—Cincinnati lost fa ha half nJ game in its race with the ed. Get into the cunt t s ahd win her vacation with her parents, Mr. nhctlud by his faithful valet, n dnrky ] weaken their vitality that they nr» tinable NS known as Bill. If bis master said l ™ fas^t tho diseases so fatal to child life, Mrs. I. E. Estridge of Reardall ave­ one of them, nil free. All are cordial­ and Mrs. Bill Allen. Giants for the National League pen­ , . , , , 1 lie safe rourso is to give a few i ,wm nue entertained at n epend-thc-dny ly invited to come Anil help tin* Semi­ nant by loslng n 10-Inning game, 1 to Mr, and Mrs. George Stuart and thnt four more aches had-appeared White's Cream Vermifuge. It d.-sirm, William Russell in “Good-Dye Girls' 2, to Huston yesterday while tho New party on Tuesday. Mrs. L. N. Tyre, nole Athletic Club make a big suc­ ” 1and expels tho wonns without the flight, son George, were visitors in Sanford where but one had been before, old tonight at the Milnne. Mrs. H. G. Maihcn, Mrs. -N. C\ McLyn- cess of the day. Bill sympathised and suggested the cat injury to tho health or activity i f i ie York chnmplonsfwero idle. , on Friday. chdd. Price 35c. Sold by Lake Monroe school opens Monday,] don and sert-ral little people nil from Mrs. Hill Sntchcr and Mr*. I.. R. possibility of an elusive few more. $ IH r ' ’ :*> town You can never Ikj suro when there’s SPFrSHUSGJl, were the gutsts at a lovely Sept. 3rd for nnotlp-r school year. The It took a number of upsetting jolts Aug. 30.—Chicago UNION PHARMACY Payne were shopping in Sanford on a girl in the case. fell on "WllliUr Codper for etelit hits course dinner which was served at same teachers are employed. They Friday. and a none sof nerve-racking adven­ Ranford, Florida and five runs-in the first two innings noon nnd the ladies enjoyed visiting arc ns follows: Prof. Tililen Jacobs, tures with a beautiful young girl to J. K. Phipps who is spending a few He thought he had a thousand of n play-off of a post-series game of and diit needle work ns past time, principal, M rs., Jacobs, primary and weeks in Wnynesvlile, N (’. writes take liis imagin'd tlon from his phanaches, hut he had only one—a heart tin?Pirates yesterdny and won, II to 2. •Miss Mamie Steele was itostj*^ at .Mrst . y , j l . fjuchannn. .intermediate. IharUVMIcc arfiTPhor 'ftp“(Khrd "hut tem ills. From then on he found he ache. ■ — — -r Meadows relieved Cooper in the sec­ a swimming party Tuesday evllhing Parents are urged to semi their chil­ he will he glad to get hack to "Crank had nut one aches—a heartache for ond with one out and held the Cults nt Silver Lake for Miss Mamie Kate dren the opening duy so that they Hill.’’ the girl. • The novelist was so busy witii his t cureless until the ninth, when ho re- Williams A delicious picnic supper may he properly classified and given William Russell, as the writer, Mrs. George Stuart was shopping 'Ills thnt he. wrote by rote, and it w n s|lirel] f„r n pjmh hitter.* Rugby yield- was greatly enjoyed by the twenty a list for th e , purchase of proper gives a tremendously interesting per­ in Orlando on Saturday, rotten. ,d thi! Cubs their sixth run in the girl guests. Mrs, II, Steele assisted hooks. .School will, he culled to order formance in this Fox production, Mr. and. Mrs. John Anderson ami with the entertaining. Every one de­ about 9 a. in. and after organization, -------| ninth. “Goqibbye Girls,” which will be nt the children of Tampa were the week-end ' “Never mind those bottles," said' . ____ ____________ clared it to he the most delightful af­ dismissed for the remainder of the Milnne Theatre tonight. gue.tts of Mrs. Anderson’s ."'arents, » day. , fair given for Miss Williams. ;h ; t i g e r s t a k e Mr. and Mrs. linny Phipps. Wave the bottles for the ltahy. ilorace C'horpening left on Saturday Farmers are busy w.itji their celery FINAL GAME for Cleveland, Ohio, via Washington, crops. J. \V. Hell has his celery set VjMrs, r . II. Whitmore of Needham, Kelly Compson in Mass., arrived aSlurtltiy and is Ihj “ I've written you n prescription for l>. C. Horace received much social in field and it is growing off fine. Fine Crook Drama FROM GRIFF guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Reid. everything 1ml wlint you need. You attention during the past few weeks Other beautiful plants in beds un­ Mrs. Harlow of Orlando was the cun even get liquor by perscription, DETROIT, Aug. 30.—Detroit closed before* his j{cparturc. Mrs. Frunk seen all over the section. Prospects guest of her sister, Mrs. George I.n- Popular Player Good Detective in hut not u girl.” “The Woman With Four Faces" its serise with Washington here yes- L. Crosby and Miss Vivian Crosby look bright for a fine celery crop in VigluF o r any kind of c«»n* t<4da y, winning the last game of the traveled .in company with Mr. Chor- this locality. Lettuco beds are nlso Mrs. Niver and little daughter of rri-tc construction It “My, God, Doctor! I don’t want a season with the Senators on the home pening us far as Washington, the In­ being prepared for the early setting. A woman with four fnccs! will pay you to u»<’ Bartow an* the guests of Mrs. Nivel’s our cement because wife, please. Think how something lot, Si to II. The Tigers scored their dies being enroute to points in New Hetty Compson had an opportunity Many weddings have taken place in parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, who of Its durable und like that would litter up the place." ItislluK uiiultlk-N. Wo to emulate Nick Curler, Old Sleuth, this community tho past summer. are camping at Rooster Springs. nine runs in the first three innings York. quote you reasonuLittle Miss Mary Helen Morse is in Among them were: J. \V. Hell and Obi King Drndy, Sherlock Holmes and when they pounced upon Mitchell anil lilo prices because of our larao volume of Are you ready to say “Good-bye Mm berry, who relieved him in the Okeechobee City the guest of ilcutricc Miss Elizabeth Robinson, who surpris­ The cotton picking season is here the rest of tho great clan of super)>u h I ucsm . and the yield so far is very good. Girls 7" ed their friends by going over to Pcthird inning. Mnrberry held the Ti­ Howard for n three weeks visit. . Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Phipps left sleuths in her new nPrnmount pic­ Edward Stowe, from Orlando, was Luijd where (hey were quietly murgers in check after tho third. Lumber Co. Thursday for their home in Tnnipa ture, "The Woman With Four Faces,” The Kiwnnis News will he shown the over-Sunday guest of his father ried. They then lift to spend the re­ which will be the attraction* nt the after a very pleasant two weeks’ Hill tonight and tomorrow. Also a good C. M. Stowe, of Cameron avenue. Mrs. mainder of the summer at -Hot spent at J. K. Phipps home on Crank Princess Theatre for two days begin­ comedy. Edmond nnd the Imhy arrived here on Springs, Ark. Mr. Hell is one of our Hill. ning Friday. Phone ISO, Sanford Tuesday from a visit to St. Augustine most prominent citizens. Hu lias been Not that Miss Compson is a detec­ The Longwood hand is progressing ollulldera' ilradqnarMembers of the Kiwanis dull are nnd Mrs. Stowe's aunt came from Mt. expresssiigent hero for sumo time and tive—on the contrary, she plnys the under their director, Mr. Cobb, nnd tera* seen in this picture. • Dora, the party all going to Orlando is also a largo land owner nnd suc­ we are in hopes to have some hand pait of n girl crook engaged by the in the evening. cessful trucker. Mr, Hell has done concerts this winter. district attorney, (played by Richard Sapford High School pupils, Gram­ Mr. and Sirs. Virgil (Dock) Hasty much towards building up Monroe, Mr. Pomeroy killed a very large Dix) to help him in- ferreting out a mar and other Sanford school pupils “The "Trail of'the Lonesome Pine" and children, uf Orlando, were week having always taken an urlive part rattle snake at lloosicr Springs'this great drug combine. Disguised, she are seen in this picture. aids him in many ways nnd wins bis allowed to packed houses at the Prin­ end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hall in school work and community inter­ week. of Celery avenue. Hazel nnd Ruth ests. Mrs. Hell is a daughter of A. P. love in the bargain. cess last night. First show starts promptly at sev­ Fuucher, of Chicago, are also guests Robinson and is well known in this One thrill piled on top of another, en-thirty. at the Hall home. The Fuucher girls community where she has resided for all played in tho tense and highly dra­ Tonight—Clara Kimball Young in are Mrs. Hartley's sisters and will some time. matic manner demanded by this type "Cordelia the Magnificent." Duster Keaton visit her before returning to their of story, renders tho picture exciting Miss Iva, the attractive dnughter of “Three Ages." hi.me in the windy city. and compelling. Charles Rales and Rcnufort Knapp A story of cupid and cupidity. Mrs. Hermnn Steele nnd littlo son were also married tho past summer. Imagine Hetty Compson as an old Thursday, Septemlirr^Tith, Viola Alton, were over from Orlnndo from woman, or as a young waitress in a The final touches for tho Labor The bride is just sweet sixteen nnd A photoplay of white blackmail. Dunn in “Rugged Lips." Thursday till Sunday visiting at the tho groom is also very youthful. The Day Baby Parade to take place nt cheap restaurant! It is easier to ■' ■ ■i ■ a Hearts for sale at the beauty coun­ 11. Steele home on Reardall avenue. young couple reside at Sanford where the Monroe School House, Lake Mon­ imagine her in tho rote of the girl Mrs. Maurice Price has returned to Mr. Knapp is engaged In business. roe, Fla., ns part of the program of crook because she established her ter. Jack is Knocked her homo In Clsrwater nftej^ several the Seminole Athletic Club will take ability to play u part of that sort in Miss Roberta Wynne nnd Porter Out in Attempt Weeks visit here with her grandson, “The Woman of Bronze" with Clara leasing were married a t tho Haptist place promptly ut 11 a. rn. Monday, "The Miracle Man." And then there To Pitch Game Kimball Young billed for tonight 1. E. Kstridgo nnd family. church ut Sanford Tuesday, Dr. King September 3rd. Sirs. Victor Check, is the lovely, sweet nnd alluring Het­ failed to arrive and Clara Kimball 'Mrs. J. W. Corley, of Cnmeion nVe- officiating. The bride is a daughter who has full charge of this evotit re- ty Compson herself—as she will apEING thicker, the SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. V., Aug. Young in "Cordelia t|ic Magnificent" nro, has ns her guest, her sister, Miss of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wynne, of this ports that Volusia, Lake, Orange nnd pear when reformation has come pnGeorgia Johnson, of Pulutka. Miss Si minute Counties together have listbidden through tho channels of love fam oue Good30.—Jack Dempsey, heavyweight was sent in its place. place, and is a popular young girl. Johnson is principal of a Palatkn ed some 200 or more babies. The [ und mercy. A great supporting cast y e a r AlI-*W aathor/ chnmpion, was knocked out yesterday, Mr. Lansing is from Sanford where prizes have been most liberal for this (has been supplied and Richard Dix has T read carrtqa you but not on {he floor of a ring with a Ahd tonight every one In Sanford school, they will make their future home. Mrs. T. J. Hledsoe und four children n powerful acting rolu as the district event, coming from Jtho merchants of farther th en other Teferee counting over him. The title- with their last mime beginning with J. It. Murphy has returncil from a treads. And it Car­ holder was knocked out of tho pitch­ “U” will be admitted free of charge. relumed Saturday from a visit wjth trip to Gainesville, Jacksonville and Sanford, Dol.und, Daytona and Orlan­ attorney. do! her parents and friends nt Dotharn Daytona Reach. rie* you in g reater er's box wh(2 his offerings were hat­ .1 ; ;<*• * ■■■ The Seminole County Bank gives MARK >V )ItTH TEN ted to all cottier* of tho lot during u Friday ami Saturday—Hetty Comp- and other points In Alnhamn. safety, too. Tire b i g Mrs. Ben Lake and children, Cath­ CENTS A MILLION lieAiert E. Squires is here again the $10.00 gold coin for the host girl baseball game between the training son and Richard llix in “Tho Woman tough sharp-edged erine, Bernard and Doris, are at home etmp attendants and cottagers un the With Four Faces”. Also Internation­ standing sumo' time with his brother after spending the summer In Ken­ nnd the First National Hank $10.00 blocks cut deep and NEW 'l^ORK, Aug. 30.—German ltyran H. Squire and family. gold coin for the best boy, and those shore of Saratoga Lake. After one al News, one day new. grip tight* on spy Duster Prcvatt is at home from a, tucky. Miss Thelma Lake remained dresses from Dickson-Ivcs Co., Or­ marks, whiMi made a low record yes­ disastrous inning on the mound, Jack surf ace.They are the visit with his grandparents, Mr. and in Louisville whero she will attend a lando, and Drckas, DcLand, and the terday, dropping to ten cents a mil­ Dempsey was shifted to first linsv, The Daily Herald, 15c per week. best tire insurance business college this winter. lion, were being sold by street venhand-made box’of dainty clothes from Mrs. L, C. Currie of Now Smyrna. where he performed like a major lea­ a g a in s t s k id d in g Prof. Jacobs and wife arc at home Anthony-Bach Co., Daytona, the ^ | 3. “l twJc n,>' * * * for 100-000* J. R. (Jimmy) Stewart has n fine “I had a long spell of Typhoid Fevguer. He collected a half duben hits, you can buy. of the venders, making n net profit of after n pleasant summer at the old books and candy from Carpers and driving runs In nhend of him every t r which played havoc with my kid- new matched span of black 7-year-old 20,000 per cent, had to make several A t C m l r w r l m O . S ttI U m homestead of Mrs. Jacobs in Ken­ rotters, Orlando, and gifts too num­ * rioys mid 1 suffered a good dcap*with mules. time he smashed the bail. <m mV mttJ iww>* trips to a foreigq exchange counter tucky. m a n * I k . n . v C . f «/ •*•’ erous to mention all await the prize Christ Ducurcl, as usual, leads with After a three-day lay-off, Dempsey my back, lower abdomen and bladder. CW Sa w i t h I k . k m i t / A U to replenish his supply. Each trip winners. Remember, no carriage is Rev. James Johnson nnd family arc b i . l k i r T tm u d a w e k . « t la scheduled to resume training to­ 1 went on in this condition until 1 celery ns he has a field set out and ho bought ten cents worth—-one mil­ w i t h «| a n g a ra C—Vraar l a il.l < day. to eontlnuo probably without used Foley Kidney Pills. 1 hsvc nev­ looking fine. L. Roye, of Bcardall expected home from Tennessee next necessary. It is the baby that counts. lion—and on every dime invested he The judges of tho babjr parade arc: Sold by further interruption until ho winds up er been bothered with my kidneys avenue, has n field of about fotir week. Brother Johnson is stopping in gains 20 dimes* Even Wall Street Mrs. John Ixonardi, • Santord, for the conditioning grind for tho defense since," writes Mrs. W. T. Clary, acres* of peppers set out. They uro Georgia whero ho'la'holding a pro­ KENT VULC. WORKS , ./ ' V: —T .. . t .y admitted that was a |food margjn. T iTI Seminole County. of his title sfcalnst Luis Angel Firpo White Plain*, V*. For quick relief looking great. The showers are fc£y- tracted mooting, -. .■■j""' ■ Oak Arena* and .Third BJmt Mr. and-Mr*, puy Stafford have reMm. W, P.. Wingter, Mt. Dora, for Have your measure taken for your at flew YorUlmtaqbValAr turned from-Knoxville, Tcnm Ttaffir Lake county. 'V '. fall suit at B..L. Perkio’a, Aug. 31 tq run tic pains and-ktdasy nod bladder *# ** l H. U P trouble use Foley Kidney PUls. S "ft, Koialla la at 1L 1* l’erklas’ LAKE MONROE — - - ________________________ EAST SANFORD : MILANENEWS LONGWOOD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION THE BABY PARADEMONDAY l B ^a- ‘1 | I I ff|. �PAGE FIV * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1923 R a is in g th e F a m ily I THE MfXVJ TOr J f*r vfsST TO Pur o TMO.T C H ^ D E U E P - 11 i THE UVIN6 ftQ QM> And it would Move bonn ovtiVi w ork in Mv il down •>» in-i futon rJ WELL . V/EVU 1vrfMTUb z norm's P* SGCOVi'r ' tU e \o e ^ » O ^O PP^H * ] FDR. THPCr FSW r HOUND TO <6e t - J ^RO O ^O UMTH J _ UVST* V— v<E i.u W E ^ w e rr^ L c■] _ _ /v r ru t* - THfvv SO o ^ S ^ g L o U lC ld T J ’ l*. Of-ur ftts. wxtVLK Too can find tho n an s of every lit* Business Man In Sanford' In thla Column each day. Classified Ads lc a word. No Ad taken for less than 25e. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit arordingly. Clnaaiflrd nds in the Daily Herald have rented a garage, a house and fumiahed apartment during the past week that we kiyiw of. Many others rnny have taken place without our know, ledge. Prom these rrxulln it would seem that the time is ripe to ndvertlNc what you have for rent or sale. Twenty-five words or I csh costa but 2Cc for one day, 50c for three da^s* or $1.00 for six days. Try a classified ad. of the Atlnntic Const Line, Its Alti­ tude is from CO to 200 feet. Marion county, the description con­ tinues, has some wonderful springs, including Silver Springs, said to be the largest in the world, with n flow of 368,913 gallons n minute. Three other big nprjngs lie within its boundurles—Blue Springs ,Silver Glenn Springs and Orange Springs. Silver river ia navigoblc from its headwat­ ers at Silver Springs into the Oklawnha river, n'tributary of the St. Johns river, so n boat may start from If the girl who needs spanking Silver Springs and land at JDckson- had the kind of mother who would villc, or proceed into the Atlantic spank, she wouldn't need a spanking. ocean. A water outlet to the gulf is provided through the Withnlacochco Perhaps you have observed that creek. the man most skilled in nrgument will sit in the shade and whittle The Herald delivered six times a while his wife mows the lawn. week for 15c. Have your measure taken for your Some of the stuff appearing in fall suit at II. I- Perkin's, Aug, 31 to mngnzincs Indicates that the author­ Sept. I, while Mr. Itozrllc la there. ities arc close personal friends of ths 131-3tc editors. Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FOR SALE U ws please you, tell others; if not, tell us. Phone 498 FARMERS—You can .get seed bod frames and irrigation plugs at tka 100-tfc SANFORD NOVELTY Sanford Novelty Works. FOR SALE—Hosier and Gays' paints WORKS and varnishes at Sanford Novelty V. C. COLLER, PropWorks, Sanford agents. 183-tfc General Shop and Mill FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Work Ellsworth', Bcardall Avenue, CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ford. 8 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. I'OR SALE OR RENT—House, nftei August 1st.—Seu W. J. Thigpen. B. W. HERNDON 98-tfi FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for INSURANCE AGENCY fall planting, either Bliss or Rose No, 4.—F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc IRE-------- AUTO-------- BONDS FOR SALE—Dniry and stable ma­ nure, car lots.—Link &. Ilagley, Box S. O. Shinholser 2461 Tampa St. 117-14tp FOR SALE—Good saddle or buggy Contractor and Builder pony. InqOire at Seminole Hotel. : *" * * .........■................ 130-3tp USED CABS . We have the bent lot of slightly A. P. Connelly & Soils used rnrs ever offered for sale in • E s t a b lis h e d 1008 Central Florida. The cars listed be­ Real Estate, Loans and Insurance low arc not to be compnrcd with the Phone 48 101-8 Magnolia Art usual so-called sceond hand cars. They are late models, strictly high class, and in fine condition in every way. STEWART The Florist Come, look 'em over. We know you'll Cut Plowera----------- Floral Designs like them: Ford Sedan, starter, etc. Annual and Ornamental Planta Ford Kunulxmt, starter, etc. 811 Myrtle Ave. ■— Phone 260-W Ford Touring, starter, etc. Hupmobile Touring, 1922. Chevrolet Touring "490." SANFORD MACHINE Nash Light Six touring, late type. COMPANY Willys-Knight touring, late type. General Machine and Boiler Dodge Tourings, 3 1922,' 1 1923, 2 Works others. Cylinder Grinding Dodge Roadster, 1922. Phone 62---------Sanford. Florida I>odgc Coupe, 1923. I’ord Worm Drive Truck. Itco Speed Truck, 1922. Some of the above cars were traded In on Dodges, but most of them are left with us to be sold and applied on purchase of Dodge Cars. Cash—Trade Terms SANFORD MOTOR CO. Cards of Sanford’* Reput­ Dodge Dealers able Professional Men, each of whom, la Ida chosen proFOR HALE Leghorn cockerels, fine feaaloo the Herald recom­ stock, $1.50 each, 11. T. Tiller, Pnmends to the people. -129-0tc uln. George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminal# County Dank ■ANFORD -:FLORI1 FRED R. WILSON with some fixtures at $175.00, also two engines. Reason for selling, city power. Address R. H. Muirhcad, Brisson Siding. 130-3tp FOR HALE—Second hand loose leal binders good as new, posts nnd in­ dices. Quick sale at $1.00-each cash on delivery. Herald office. 131-fitp ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building PANFOIID -:-tFLORII ■TON'S; MOUGHTON W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE. LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE MftCHITECT I m Examined LAWYER -:—Court House Glasses Designed H e n r y M c L a u lin , J r M O p tD . Optician-Optometrist Rost First Btrovt Bafeferd, Fla. Perhaps they are called grays widows because .grass makes hay while n * j i i ] u i T i u i _ri> WADE BROS. >11 SANFORD AVENUR Automobile B o d y Build­ ing and Repairing Comer of Park Are. and Second BL SANFORD, FLORIDA ( Charles Stein, Prop. Anyone in need of a carpenter 1 or any carpenter ®ut of. work Notify j; W. Rutlldge, Busineas Agent, J07 East Third kV -v Most of those who hope for the TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 30.—Marion best arc content to hope instead of county is the only county in Florida sweating to get results. accessible by boat, through natural Have your meaaure taken for your waterways, to both the Atlantic ocean fall suit at B. L. Perkin's, Aug. 31 to ami the Gulf of Mexico, according lo Sept. I, while Mr. Itozcllc is there. a description of the county written by 13l-3tc W. A. McRae, commissioner of agri­ culture, for the educational authorities FOR SALE—Second hnnd letter files in good shape but have been used. of the county. Geographically, Mar­ Good for ordinary filing. Havo in- ion county is the center of Florida dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for and in shape is almost n perfect quick sales Herald Printing Com­ square, the description shows. From pany. 131-0tp the north line of the county to tho SECOND-HAND gas range, four nearest point on the Georgia line is burners and ovens. Will be sold sixty miles, the Atlantic ocean is only for $5 cnsli if sold this week. Can thirty-five miles from the eastern bo seen at 518 Park avenue. 131-6tp line, and a journey of fifteen miles will carry one from the nearest point SECOND-HAND typewriters, one L. on the west boundary line to the Gulf. C. Smith ami one Remington in Marion was organized in 1814 from good shape. Remington has long the counties f Alachua, Hillsborough cylinder for book work. $40 enkh and Mosquit , the latter name was will take either machine if sold at changed to Orange in 184 The counonce. 131-6tp ty has an area of 1040 square miles, 43 miles greater in size than the state of FOKSALK In Paola, sixteen acres grovo, fur­ Rhode Inland. Its population in 1920 was 24,000, and it had property with nished house, $5,250.00. Eighteen acres, furnished home, $7,- an assessed valuation in 1922 of $8,375.00. Ten ncrca, shack, young citrus trees, $ 1,000 .00 . Five acres, uncleared, fine location, $900.00. Eight acres, ten room house fur­ nished, grove, $9,000.00, Six acres, bearing grove, $5,775.00. Four acres grove, licaring $3,000.00. Five acres, house, burn, citrus trees in cultivation. On these cultivated acres were grown twenty-ono differ­ $2,000.00. 180 acres, homo nnd improvements, ent kinds of crops that brought $2,419,970. $3,300.0(1. The county has 300 miles of hard Four acre grove, nice home, $8,surfaced roads, two lines of tho S e a ­ 025.00. board Air Line railroad and four lines U. F. TILLER, 129-0tc Paola, Fia. LOST l.OST—Cameo pin, vulueil as keep" sake. Reward if returned to Her aid office. 123-tfc LOST—Pair eye glasses with gold nose piece. Reward if returned to Montezuma Hotel. 130-3tp FOR RENT—Five room cottage on Snnford Heights. Apply to H. C. DuBoac. 180-3tp WANTED NaJ^nul Bank Building REPAIRS I)" FLORIDA Cook Stoves, Sewing Machine#, Phon­ ographs, Guns, all work guaranteed. 11 years experience. CHELLE MAINES Geographically Marion County is the Center of the State WANTED—To exchange 5-posscngcr touring car, looks and runs Ilka new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or light truck.—Ray Brothers, phone 548, Sanford. 118-tfc WANTED—Two connecting rooms furnished tor light housekeeping on first floor,—J. F. G. care Herald. __________________________129-5tp WANTED—By couple with one baby room and board in private family, room on first floor, Address A. V. G., care Herald. , 130-4tp Experienced waitress WXNTE17 Apply at Bell Cafe. 180-2tc HOUSEKEEPERS Read—The lOtfi Street Mattress man la still st your service. Get our price 181-ltp FO U N D Ft)UNO—License lag! Owner can have same by calling a t the Herald office and paying for this ad. ilO-tfc . . FUR RENT FOR RENT—One furnished room with connecting bath. Prefer two young men.—214 E. Second St. 121-tlc F o r RENT—Furnished apartment, bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel 123-tfc Avenue. FOR RENT—Two 6-room apartments —come and see them ,rcnt reason, able. Corner Seventh Street and Myr tie Ave. Dr. Noble. 129-3t( FOR REN”?—One to six furnished rooms in Paola. Pleasant and heal­ thy location.—B. T. Tiller, Paola. ____________________ 129-Ote touaeFOR RENT—Two room light h< keeping apartment, 719 Oak Ave180-tfc nue. FOR- RENT—Two furnished threeroom apartments, over Herald of­ fice. Apply to A. P. Connelly. . 180-3tp FOR RENT—One furnished room. Apply C15 Myrtle Ave. 131-6tp FOR RENT—One furnished room and garage If desired. West First St. F. B. D., care of .Herald_______131-4t FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart­ ment, first floor. Also 1 room nnd garage. 209 E. Fifth BL 181-Stp ntshed ro unfurnished. ‘Apply 107 W Third street, lb ti 130-tfc lower Prices and great Improvements Willys-KriTght 5-Fnr-r W illys-K n igh t 2-Pass W illys-K n igh t 5-Pass, W illy s-K n ig h t W illy s-K n ig h t W illys-K n igh t W illy s-K n ig h t 5-Pass 5-Pass 7-Pass, 7-Pass A B ig g e r , M acH s M e r e P o w e r f u l N e w E n g in e In A ll O v e rla n d M o d e ls O verland T ou rin g with bigger new engine N<HV $525 O verland Roadster with biggernew engine N o iv 525 O verland C o u p e with bigger new engine N o tv O verland Sedan with bigger new engine N o tv T h e Big, P ow erfu l O verland R e d Bird N o tv In every detail, all of the superior W illys-Knight and Overland qualities, (natures ami improvements are retain­ ed. Nothing has hern spared to insure the continuance ol Willys-Overland leadership In value. Comparison has resulted in an enormous increase in sales for W illy s-O verla n d this year. A new com­ parison of these new values we b e lie v e 'w ill sweep •side every other standard that your previous obser­ vation has .set up. Com e In and see for yourself. Hanford. Florida 795 860 750 � 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, August 30, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 30, 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>, August 30, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7381cb56d01c035c6d05331c372e8cda.pdf 13a903bce29e6f036aef05a3bbcd86cb PDF Text Text ■H H IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD'S GREATEST SANFORD, FLORIDA, WBDN SECTION AY, AUGUST 29,1923 Mediators AltEPjUANCR AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BE QUARTEE MILLION Si£ People Djrown Wfich Car Jumps in­ * to Open Drawbridge PRESIDENT ZAYAS IS p b 8 Y CONFERRING WITH GOV­ ERNMENT OFFICIALS Today** Juneheon meeting of^ the Want From ,*90 tp *119 Per Week for Jauing Gulliver family nnd Mrs. Connor I’er, inh nt Charleston Of Veterans Who Have Gone Be­ yond the Legal ons for Teachers Train ( Ojr 'T h e A o a o rla lM P r* M ) Department in the CHARLESTON, S. C., Aug. 29.— Six persons were drowned near Con­ High Schools way when their automobile plunged n , * Module* Preoo) through an open draw bridge. Thoy HASSEE, Fla., Aug. 29 .- were Mr. and Mrs. Sutton CulUvcr and three children and Mrs. Marvin Connor', all of Conway. Marvin Con­ nor escaped. Estimates lu te Ijbeen made that the attendance in the public schools of the state this year wiU run some­ where around the 2*0,000 mark, ns compared with approximately 237,­ 500 for the school year 1921-22, the last session for which total figures arc arailablc. A corps of examiners aro now en­ gaged in grading examination papers of the thousand or more persona who were tested under tho new system of examination by county superinten^ dent* as to their ability and qualifica­ tion^ for guiding the youth of the state in the search for an education Ten thousand individual examination papers were turned in, but those in charge of tho grnding work hope to have tho questions and answers prop­ erly marked in time for issuance of certificates so tho successful candi­ dates may return home or to their assignments and take up their duties. The stato school authorities have provided a now set of regulations for teacher-training departments in high schools this.ypar, ^itwe rules, amend­ ed by the state board of education, and approved by that body o.n May 31, this year, require among other things that nt least ten pupils will regularly attend the teachcr-tmining department, each to be sixteen years of age, or ovor, and that thoy must have rcguarly and creditably have completed at least the tenth grndo of a school with a standard not lower than tho average tenth grade course of study of Florida. FUEL CHIEF HAS PLEDGE OF SUPPORT U. H. Administrator Wsdlcigh To nc Supported l?y Eleven Atlantic Seaboard Siatea and Coal . Carrying Rods. I I l f T h e A M o r la lr * 1‘ resa)' Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania (left), modlator in the anthracite coal dispute, and John Hays Hammond,’ chairman of tho coal commission, snupped iis they cnllcd at the White House. Trains Will Start and ' Hotels Will Open WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Aug. 29.—A single track railroad on tho East Const of Florida handled more than 000,000 passengers in the 1923 tourist season, and this section of the atntc, looking forward to a heavier season in 1924, is in a fever of activity in preparation for it. Heretofore, the largest hotel on the Floridf cast coast has not open­ ed until the first of the year, to re­ main 9P.CJ0 /o r ninety days. An­ nouncement is mndo that the winter train service will start December IB, however, and. tho hotel will open on that date, two weeks earlier than usual. The Kloridn Hotel Commission reports that contracts have been ap­ proved .this year for hotels on tho east coast which will cost seven mil­ lion dollars, the buildings to be ready by the first of the year. Growth of visitors to Palm Beach, one of the Florida Winter resorts, is illustrated in the circumstance that one of its hotels which has a gross house count of 48,8 i2 in^l922, had an increase of 7,000 in 1923, nnd another Palm Beach hotel increased the house count from 28,000 to 32,705. It is estimated that *20 n duy is the average hotel bill of tho 88,607 -persons who registered at two of the Palm Beach hotels during the 1923 winter season; this indicates that tourists paid more than one and three-quarter million dollars for accommodntions in two local hotels alone. A computation of the known ex­ penses of rctnil establishments op­ erating here for n season is the basis of an estimate that tourists nt Palm Beach pay out more than two million dollars a season for sport clothes, post cards nnd souvenirs, refresh­ ments, photographs, boat hire nnd similar articles and services. No one has undertaken ( g estimate how much money society women spend at tho "shops" for fnshionnblo wear. NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Elcvcn Atlantic seaboard states yesterday plrged themselves to do all in their power to aid Federal Fuel Adminis­ trator Wudlolgh and coal-carrying roads to minitnlto tho suffering that might follow In the wake of a pro­ tracted suspension of anthracite min­ ing after September -1. Four governor* and representatives of other states, Including the District of Columbia, voted to assist in what­ ever emergency measures Mr. Wadleigh might undertake. Parties to the agreement included representa­ tives of tho Interstate Commerce Commission, the American Railway Association, tho . United tSatca Bu­ Search Being Made for reau of Mines, ahd the American Fed­ One-Armed Veteran eration of Engineering Societies. Who Has Stolen Girl "Tho next thing on tho program Is to vfait and sap if there is to bo a And Made Ilia Getaway And Prob­ •trike," said Mr 'Wadlclgh. “If the ably Married Now. »cc<f arises wo will start at onco to put |nto operation our plan for main­ taining rapid distribution 'of what anthracite' is available and of suffi­ cient bituminous, oil and other subi'titutes,‘lo' keep people from suffer- > company, Will Now Draft Plan and Tell Operators and Men What He Thinks HARRISBURG, Aug. 29.—Suffic­ iently. inforpicd ns to the issues of suspension of anthracite mining which has boon ordered for Septem­ ber 1, Governor Pinchot, of Pennsyl­ vania yesterday broke off the scries of conferences which he has been con­ ducting with operator*’ representa­ tives and officials of tho miners' un­ ion and went to work drufting a set­ tlement .suggestion pf his own. Both groups of men, who have been separ­ ately closeted with him for prolonged intervals during the two days since he Intervened to prevent n break, agreed to await the proposal he will make, but professed entire ignorance us to its terms. "I havo conferred with both sides nnd told them I hoped they, would re­ main In Harrisburg tomorrow," the governor said in a brief announce­ ment of his purposes, "within reach for consultation, nnd ti\nt I desire nt the earliest possible moment—before tomorrow night, if I can mnnnge it— to have ready n suggestion for settlemint of the strike. Both sides have courtoously acceded to my request." Meanwhile, with barely 72 hours to elapse before the mfri abandon their working places, the Operators and miners tobk ,n step in >fu^tklpatlpn of the struggle, to provide for th6 em­ ployment of engineers, pump'operauodcrtors and maintenance ground whlld the miners were idle. Unless this dark goes on, the mines will flood nnd rnic in, Buffering per­ haps irreparable damage, and in past anthracite strikes nnd suspensions tho union and tho mine operators havo agreed to a truce, insofar ns employ­ ment of this kind has been concerned. In the present controversy, tho union WASHINGTON, Aug. 2U.-Rallroad* serving the strawberry produc­ ing sections of North Carolina and Florida are making preparation* to shorten the time of delivery of shlpmerit* to 'Washington, Philadelphis , . and - New Yortt- untkir a n agreement with .the interstate commerce com­ mission i t ' was 'disclosed by the .com­ mission yesterday. * Th* agreement between tho car­ riers and the commission -resulted from complaint* filed by strawberry shippers both in North Carolina and Florida, protesting against tha slow movement of'their product which dur­ ing the last winter season was not doliverod Its N*w York until tho fourth morning after shipment from North Carolina and the fifth morning after Daf.y Herald on sale at Joe'* Sraok* shipment from Florida producing House. Mobley* Drug 8tor* and points. • ’ Hunt's Pharmacy. •.. ** This condition, tho commission said, order for a suspension requires these men to stop work when the coal min­ ers go out. Governor Pinchot, fully conversant with the complexity of the situation he had to handle, was axpectcd to con­ sume several hours' ini preparing tho NEW YORK, Aug- 29.—TV Pogtal Telegraph Company announced mes­ m«nt over wage demand was reached. sages to Cuba would be subject to The union is packing a weekly acalo censorship until further notice. of from *90 to $119., Western Union officials said they had no notice of censorship. It wp* le*rpcd that men visited cabla office at Havana yesterday and acrutinfsed messages, but held none up. at Qitecii ferry, and of the work be­ ing done to secure tho SL Johns river scenic highway, that wUI pase through Sanford, and. asked, for a big dclegation to the meeting a t Green Coyo Springs September 13. ,Hl* talk was listened to with deep Interest Next on the program wore Mr. and Mrs. Brockhahn, of the MUano The­ atre, who entertainod those present with vocal and. Instrumental selec­ tions, Mrs. Brockhahn favoring the club with a solo^whilo Mr. Brockhahn tickled the. ivories, snd as an encore they responded with a duct Later bn the program the latter rendered that clasalcal hymn "There’s a Hot Time in tho Old Town Tonight" with variations—lots of them. Both these young pcoplo aro professional enter­ tainers and Sanford is Indeed fortun­ ate that they have located here, ns they are always ready to assist In making any local affair a success. Their efforts today were received with hearth applause. Kent Rossitcr told of his visit to Huntsville, Ala., as a delegate to the district convention. Ho gave a very interesting description of what he aaw and heard, and held the close at­ tention of his hearers. Ho also told of meeting n young lady atenographer whose xiamo WW Sw fw d. Jhift *R fr posal, it was said by some ndvisers, would havo four things to suggest, as lie claims he attended a barbecue in follows: the dining room and a dance on top of 1. —A 30-day truce, with withdraw­ Lookout Mountain but absolutely re­ al of the union suspension orders. fuses to tell of the whereabouts of 2. —Consent by operators to aboli­ Miss Sanford—after she wroto out his tion of nil but eight-hour day employ­ report. He admits his verbal report ment. consisted of exactly two words: San3. —Consent by operators to allowford-Celcry, and why ho should need unions to install agents in company a stenographer to make hla written office on paydays for the purpose of report is worrying some of the Kl* collecting union dues. ■ wanlans, especially Steel and Ball. • 4.—An agreement by both sides to But Kent was strictly sober today and continue Joint negotiations for the appeared to have enjoyed his trip purposo of fixing wage scales, with very much. the decision to lie rctronctlvo to Sep­ Ed. Lane has joined the union and tember 1. is now wearing a clean new unionin some respects tho described suit, which was tho attendance prlxo pence offer corresponds with a com­ for this meeting. promise proposnl mndo by John L. Lewis, the union president, to the United' States Coal Commission In Now York two weeks ago. Tho sug­ gestion that union agents be install­ ed In company's offices to collect dues was said to bo a partial compliance with the union demand for the "check-off," the system by which the operators would collect the dues from each employe and turn them directly over to the union. Tho union’s wage demand, which will Imj left untouchsd \fy tho auggested proposal, is for *2 a Leads Bilbo by Over 16, day incrcnso for all men employed by 000 Votes To­ tbo day and a 20 per cent increase in piece rates per ton for mining coal. day Arrives at Harrisburg to Receive Proposal of Governor Pinchot in i T h e A u ttfls lf* HAVANA, Aug. 20. — PxeeMwt Zoyas mado it known he would per­ mit meeting of veterans scheduled for the day, but wuo|d not sllo^ planned parade demonstration- Turns Down Commis sion Manager Form of Government JACKSON, Mis*., Aug.. 29«—Tabu­ lation by the Jackson News of 200,­ 588 votes cast for governor yester­ day's primary gave H. L. Whitfield a )ead of 16,542 for governor over for­ mer Governor Bilbo. was unsatisfactory and declared that the inadequate service should be Im­ proved so far as tho time-of trans­ portation is concerned. Consequently the commission conferred with repre­ sentatives of carrier* concerned and the latter gave assurance, according to yesterday’s announcement, that Im­ provement in the service . would bo brought about prior to the coming winter movement of berries. The commission, under this assur­ ance, allowed the railroad 60 days In which to prepare and submit a plan covering the establishment of Improv­ ed service. A rolling but a map close to ono The Dally P ress) HARRISBURG, Pa., Aug. 29— John I* Lewis, president of the min­ ors union arrived to receive proposal expected to be made tonight by Gov. Pinchot, to forestall threatened sus­ pension of anthracite coal mining. Some of the governor's advisers said his proposal would include request for operators to abandon all but eight hour dsy, permit the union to Install representatives in mines to collect union dues and thirty-day truce dur­ Ing which wage negotiations be re­ sumed. WASHINGTON, August 29— Al though no American official cgn dlfcuss the Cuban censorship the situa­ tion is believed by thoa* outside of official circles in close toucl\ with \he Cuba situation that the step tai^en as a precaution against any possibly serious political developments. The activities of the Cuban veteran organ­ isation which has been holding mass meetings in protest against tha new railroad consolidation leglslstipn and other government measures caused considerable anxiety among some of­ ficials In Havana/ Whatever report* have been received fly the American government, tho situation la held In the strictest confidence. It le em­ phasised that this government had no connection with the censorship and that it was exorcised a t the Cuban end of the cable. ono against i t The charter waa fa­ vored by 97 cltlsena. It waa repu­ diated by 706 voters and ten ballota were thrown out. The result was not surprising even to those who had defended the char­ ter because little effort waa mado to push its adoption. Members of the charter board made no effort to force ratification ;they submitted the text and let it go at that, leaving tha mat­ ter pf approval or rejection to the people. . • "The people of Orlando do not want a city manager." That is tha way those who kept In close touch with the election and pre-election discus­ sions viewed th* resultTh* vote was lighter than was ex­ pected, but it was evident early In the day that the .election was not com­ manding aa much interest as was ex­ tracted. Fewer than *00 votes had Drug Peddler . : : * Seeks His Release • On Habeas Corpus AUTO THEFT INSURANCE IIAS BEEN REDUCED , • BY. NEW STATE LAW Hawkins Connelly of the A. P. Connelly & Sons Co, of this city say* that the new stato law that ma|(*p euvry auto owner register and get * certificate for one dollar la hearing fruit. It seems like a fool )apr on th* the face of It but th* law t* being put Into effect In many oth*(r *t«te* and onco it 1* In effect in every. «tvp in the union it will be impossible /o r a stolen car to bo resold. In othpr wonis while a man could *te*l your car now oven with the tag qn it /i* could not sell it without showing .hja certificate and proving that til*, car waa hi* property. The tag nnd certi­ ficate will not prevent ..a thief from getting away with your cqr but hf could not sell it and If be canijot^sell It he would hardly want to *t*»l I t Hawkins u y a thkt the rate on auto* has. been reduced ten per cent slnos the new law went into effect Three Months B*by. Found ih the River Was Not McKeafete Baby That Waa Kidnaped T w ain Day* Ago. <Hjr T S r X N t f i s M r iw ) . NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—Tha body pf a three-mopths-old girt found in the Hudson river this morning was first thought to be Lillian.MjtJCenxip, kidnaped 12 days ago but the parous summoned hastily, said it W*q not their missing child. IK* body h%d no outstanding marks of identifica­ tion. -• •> / • PATRICK CAHILL,. . r r . * . PROMINENT p O U T IC ttM ,. . > DIES IN CHICAGO Po<c*d To, Gita Evidence Against Himself. ||cal situation as a result of the char­ ter's defeat, Inasmuch aa Mayor tn r r t * Am m IxIM Frees) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.—Be­ Duckworth bad expected to resign as cause a stomach pump was used to *oon as a new city commission could extract morphine he had swallowed be chosen. The mayor indicated sev­ when government agents arrested eral months ago that he wanted to him as a drug peddler George Ben­ quit and devote his time to his pri­ nett Is seeking his reilease on a vate business interests, but he was habeas corpus. He charges, that be expecting an entire change in the waa data food illegally and forced to iuitcipal government and it la not give evidence against himself which town now whether ho will give up ta r Tho A iiiiii M f w *>t CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—rat*Ck. J. Ca­ stone gather* no mo**, Is in violation of hi* constitutional * position or continue to serve until the expiration of hie term.—Orlandohill, 80 years aid. pkomhu wt EepuMlwho ke«p* hi* nose too right*. can politician, died yesterday. H i ■*» Sentinel. does. former president «W time prbrthm* .as­ It often looks a* If talk l* th* best sociation. ' , Bird* of a feather knock together. policy and hooesty to cheap. . Herald, 15c per week. E �<VJ' "■SOT ' - i.7 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1028 MHANENEWS MRS. FRED DAIGER I'hone 217-W If you have nny friends visiting you—If you nro going nnywhero or com­ ing homo, or if you nrc entertaining, write a postal enrd to this department, giving details, or telephone tho item. It will bo greatly appreciated. |r w . ■).. T And thin is rnjr hot summer time. Watch tho weather reports in the Daily Herald. You will feel cooler. ho ■ ^ Po Pa 'Va fa Its to 14 lu M Harold Lloyd In "The Eastern Wes­ TEMPERATURE JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 23.—The terner." maximum and minimum temperatures In addition to this "My Friend the In representative cities, furnished by tho wenther bureau from records Devil" will be shown tonight. compiled nt 8 p. m., last night,-, fol­ Ask anyone who snw “My Frioml low: Max. Min. the Devil” last night—thcyni tell you Stations Atlantic City 70 OS Jhat It was good. * * _ Atlanta --------- V— r ,...~.... 8* O’* Heston *........—.................. 70 01 Thorc’s n chance thnt you may nev­ 52 er see tho Devil—so you hnd better, go Iiuffnlo ______ ...............---- 78 --- ---- .------....... 72 / GG tonight and get a good look at him. Chicago Cincinnati — ................'..... 86 02 And If you think you will eco hlraiDca Moines .............. — — 70 01 —sooner or Inter—go to “My Friend EaStpprt, Maine —....—• ....... 7-1 tho Devil" and see What he looks HLo Kansas City 72 then you'll know who he Is when you New York ............. do see him. < Pittsburgh .— ...... ........... - 70 Toledo-.................- ............. 76 Also, tho whole dem family gqta In Washington ...»............ 00 tonight on two adult tickots. SANFORD Tomorrow "The Headless HorscDC jnan" adapted from Washington Irv­ Maximum ......................... .— •• Minimum ..........—..... ....... .......... 70 ing’s classic, “Legend of Sleepy Hol­ Rain .......... ..... ... ................... «... L38 low." THE WEATHER Partly cloudy In south and local thunder- r showers in north Today nnd probably tomorrow. • crart Production * ‘OLD WIVES FOR NET Story by David Graham p^V Cast headed by Klliott rL * Wand* Hawley, Florence VM?' Helm Jerome Eddy, Theodore p i ' crU, Tally Marshall L o v t^ Z does It mean? Is it . qucstion^ material or spiritual import* It survive coarseness or carthT new? Is it found |n half .t. homes? The story is of , prol)kT thnt confronts .a mnn whose w|f ns years pass, becomes Uxy, r.J only, careless, and who finds h|m* self turning involuntarily * more dclcctablo picture of ily, embodied in a woman who b nwoct, dainty nnd attractive. Bo*, ter Kenton in "Hard Luck" Moq' day nnd "The Leather Pujhen-’ Tuesday. itaPayaptafahaPaFi Sanford, have returned homo after a Lake Monroo Is Ihe only plncc In "I had n long spoil of Typhoid Fev­ brief sojourn In Jacksonville.—Jack­ Seminole county thnt will celebrate er which played havoc with my kid­ sonville Tlmes-Union. * 1-ebor Day—next Monday. neys nnd I suffered n good deni with my bbek, lower nbdomon nnd bladder. Miss Irene Wobd, who has been vis­ Fits Dade, a prominent fertiliser I went' on la this condition until I iting her sister, Mrs. Webb on Mag­ used Foley Kidney, Pills. I have nev­ nolia avenue, left this afternoon for salesman of Orlando, wns among tho visitors to tho city today. er been bothered with my kidneys -Go find me a man with his heart con­ her home in Live Onk, Florida. since,” writes Mrs. W. T. Clary, tent, Guy Ramsey, the well known civil White Plains, Vo. For quick relief Mrs. S. G. Messer, and son Herbert, Who maketh no wish for more; engineer nnd road builder of Orlando from backache, dull headache, rheuand daughter, Mrs. D. II. Ilaggctt, Let the search bo had till you find was among tho visitors to tho city mntlJ pains and kidney and bladder have returned from Sistcrsvilie, West one glad, today. • trouble use Foley Kidney Pills. Bold Virginia, having mndc the trip In One glad with his present store." everywhere.—Adv." their car. Karl Lehman, secretary of the Or­ "You have wealth,” said they ,to ange County Chnmbcr of Commerce, FOR MISS LEE woodman tanned, nnd his assistant^ Marvin Pierson, The Dependable ('lass of tho Meth "And so have your children three; were in tho city today. You "are blessed” for”that gift Is "best", p<liaC Church, will entertain nt a MIsWe have the equipment ci-IInncous shower this evening at the O. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch E* "I would I were rich,” said lie. From the manner In which, the to do any kind ot top, pert, homo of Mins Mnrloh Hand on the 215 South Orange, Orlando, flv *# young folks assert their rights, this is West Side, nt eight o’clock, honoring side curtains and uphol­ "You have gold," they said to a man ________ _____ Miss Mildred Lee, a bride-elect of the era of posterity, as well as pros­ of wealth, perity, the Seminole County Bank has stery work, and prices A lot of army aoles, as long ai they "You can buy what is ever sold.” next month. Special matinee tomorrow, prices FOR RENT—Five room cottage on are RIGHT. faith in young and old alike. last, dollar a pair, sewed on, at IU*. "Yes," said he, "but I’d happier be lO. ahd 15 cents. Starts promptly nt Sanford Heights. Apply to H. C. LEB-KIRRY ron’u Modern Shoe Repair Shop. • With the strength of tho woodman The mnny friends of Dr. F. D. 3:30. ino-3tp DuBosc. Mrs. Fannie V. Lee bold." 127-ky ALL MATERIAL AND King will bo glad to learn that he la Then they found them a man with a announces tho engagement and up- recovering from a- recent illness that First show tonight starts nt 7:30— You enn say one thing for the mo­ WORKMANSHIP pruachlng marriage of her well-filled purse, prevented his Ailing the pulpit of the leavo the neighbor's kids nt homo—or torist. He is eport enough to flush daughter GUARANTEED ‘ And sturdy nnd strong was he, Baptist church last Sunday. better still let them bring themselves. his pedestrian before bringing him j Mildred SANFORD, FLA. Jlut ho said with a sigh: -“ No- child to down. i have I, This is the last week of tho Church“The City Substantial" Hut tho woodsman there has three." Mr. William Rurlio Kirby of Pensacola well's Clearance Snlo nnd some of the Name Mates for Your Car the wedding to take place very low prices arc quoted In this the early part of September They r.cnrched them high nnd they issue. See the advertisement and 35 Cents Sanford, Florida. searched them low note Ihe prices- Churchwcll sells it (H r T fcr A « M U < r 4 P r ra a ) Genuine Texas Motor Oils FISH TODAY! And back to the king they went, for cosh and sells it for less. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 28.—Cot­ COLBEN MOORE WEDDED And they said: "No mnn In this roy­ 30c ton, 11 o'clock call: Oct. 23.01, Decem­ Red Snapper Steak F. P. R1NES al clan The Ocala Banner says: "Colocn Dr. Ingrnm, of Orlando, wns In tho ber same. Phone 181-J Pompano .................. 40c Sits down by his fire content. Moore, Tumpa’a movie star, who la city today attending the meeting of 115 Oak Ave. " 105 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, FU. known in private life ns Miss Kath­ the Rotary Club, nhd calling on his CHICAGO, Aug. 2H—Opening grain Spanish Mackerel ... 30c "The woodman sighs for the rich leen Morrison, wns quietly married many friends. Dr. Ingrnm has just nB iunauaaaaaaB B B B B ssB asiii, prices: Wheat, Dee. $1.07 to 1-1, Mny Mullet........................ 10c man's gold, in Los Angeles Snturdny, to John returned from n trip to Europe, 1.12 1-4 to 3-8; corn, December 07 1-8 . And the rich mnn vows thnt he Emerson McCormick, representative where honttonded a clinic in Vienna. to 1-4; Onts, December 39 1-2 to 5-8. Fresh Water Bream 15c A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Would give his wealth for the wood- of the National Pictures, Inc. The I)r. Ingrnm is an eye, car, nose and Flounder .................. 20c -mnn's health, wedding wns n very quiet one only thront specialist of Orlando. Sea B ass....... .....:...... 20c Several Are Shot Or oven his children three. being witnessed by members of the Shrimp, cooked. 35c-30c family nnd a few motion picture stars. A Tennessee man wns given thirty in Gang: Fight in "None thlnketh himself by tho good Miss Moore is quite n screen favorite days for shaking his wife. Ah, well, T rout.........................25c Lord blessed. New York Today in Oailn nnd mnny of the movie fnns going to jail is onu good wny to • Rut countcth his neighbor glnd, Dress’d and live Chicken will be delighted to lenrn of her recent shake her. And is sure thnt he would happier be mnrringc. Mrs. McCormick (Colocn "Kid Dropper' Gnng Get Into Action Delivery—Phone 481-W If the neighbor's joy be hnd." Moore is now filming n delightful pic­ Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. Outside of Court. ture, "The Flaming Youth" nnd us "Oh, tell me, then," snld the sorrow­ soon ns this is completed she nnd her I lls T h r A .a n rln lrd I 'r e s .l NOTICE EASTERN STAR. ing king, NEW YORK. Aug. 28.—Several biiHhnnd will take their honeymoon "You hnvc traversed the world trip, nnd Florida will no doubt be in­ All members from East Side who men were shut during n gnng fight around, cluded." . expect to attend the Robert Morris outside Essrx Market court soon lif­ Did you puss no door of rich or poor Memorial Association, to be held at ter soVen members of .notorious “kid EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Where envy wns not found?" PARTIES IN HONOR OF MISS EuntU on Thursday, Aug. 30th, are dropper" gang had bocn discharged CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. requested to meet nt corner of 1st because of inability to connect them MURIEL There Is none who knoweth life’s joy Honoring Mins Beatrice Muriel, who street nnd Myrtle avenue nt 10 o'clock with tho shooting last week. The complete, is to be married September 15 to Ed­ Thursday morning. Wo would be court room was thrown into uproar ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H u a c a a a H ia HHa aH H a a a a a B a n a a a i iu a a B E a a n i b b b h b i i n a a ia B a s s s s j For so Cod's blessings fall nnd cnlls Bent for police reserves nnd mund Wood, n number of delightful glnd for nil to go together. • That nil nro blessed ns He, deemeth prcnuptinl parties nrc being given. ambulnncca. SARAH E. PARKER, See. best, Already mnny informal parties hqvc Rut none may have them nil. NEW YORK, Aug. 28.—Members beofl given, while mnny others will bo COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT , —Edgar A. Guest. of gang surrounded a taxicab which crowded into' the remnininf dnys pre­ AUXILIARY NO. THREE wns being used to enrry nwny some ceding the wedding. discharged men. ChnulTeur and some Mrs. George Siiuit will entertain nt The members of Colonel Theodore occupants of the cab were among i. theatre party this afternoon nt 3 Roosevelt Auxiliary, No. 3, nrc In­ o’clock nt the ImpcHnl, honoring Miss vited to attend the presentation of those shot. Jack Knplnn, alias “Kill Muriel, nnd will Inter entertain her colors ceremony, the official visit of Dropper," leader of the gang wu* shot twice and died In a hospital. The guests nt Nuunnlly’s. Department Commander nnd inspec­ gangsters wero arrested Inst ThursTuesday—Depcndablcs Clnss will en­ An event of tomorrow afternoon nt tion of Colonel Theodora Roosevelt dny on suspicion of hnving acted in tertain nt n miscellaneous shower nt 3 o’clock will l*e an auction bridge par­ Cnmp, No. 13, nt the Court House, concert shooting Wlllinm Wiess nnd tho l)mno of Mins Mnrion Hand, on ty nt which Mrs. Mury Howard will Fridny evening, August 31st. A social Gusaic Schawrtz. At the hearing to­ the West Side nt 8 p. in. compli­ entertain, in her home on Myra street, hour wjll follow the ceremonies. day the court room wns heavily menting Miss Mildred Lee, n brideRiverside. MARION F. BALLARD, Sec. guarded and other precautions tnken elect of next month. On Thursday afternoon Miss Elsn LOU SMITH TERIIEUN, l’rcs. ns n result of a tip that an nltcnipt would bo mudo to frau the prisoners. J. W. Brown, of New York, wns Mailer will ho hostess nt cards, tho among the arrivals in Sunford yester­ guests to includo n number of inti­ honor of Miss Muriel, in the pnrlors day nnd is registered nt the Monte­ mate friends of the guest of honor. of the church nt 8 o’clock on tho ev­ Warehouse Robbed Members of the 1'hilnthea class of ening of Thursday, September Gth.— zuma for n few duys. By Armed Men of the First Christinn church, of which Jacksonville Tlmes-Union. the bride-to-be is n member, will onMrs. C. M. Hunt!, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Much Liquor :■ L Betts nnd Muster Charles Betts, of tcitnin nt n miscellaneous shower in HONORS FOR FLORIDA WOMAN. ■ A Florida newspaper woman has Three Stand Guard While Other* Roll ■ ■ Out Booze ■■■■I been summoned to New York to ns: sunic tho editorship of a mngnzino whirl although only somo three or I l l y T h r A o r I M r si l * r r « « ) CHICAGO, Aug. 28.—While three four years old is a signal success. The : armed men stood guard over three woman In Miss Ruth Rich, club editor watchmen seven other robbers loaded j of the Florida Timos-Union, who has COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD a wide grasp on woman’s affairs and •15 barrels of whiskey from the g ov -18 We quote here prices from our piece Goods Department. -Shows Slnrtlnjr a l 7:30 and 9:15 I*. M.activities throughout Florida. Sho is eminent warehouse on a truck miuII h We have other values equally as f^ood in ill doac touch with the Florida Feder­ escaped. Thu stole nliquor was val,,B -T O I) A Yued nt $90,000 bootleg prices. ; other departments ation of Women's Clubs, and the Daughters of the American Revolu­ A free country is one in whiclCS tion throughout Florida. Her alstcr, there is juat enough risk about frcejjj Mrs. James A. Craig, is statu regent 36-inch Pajama Cheeks, at, per yard ............................ 19c A big, strong, dramatic feature thnt will draw the speech to make it a sporting proposi-Jg for the lutter. But ubovc all, Miss crowds, hold their interest and win their applause. # 36-inch Bleaching, at, per yard ...................................17c Ricli hus been president of tho Florida tion. Based on the stirring novel, "Dr. Rameau," by the Fa­ Federation of Business and Profes­ 36-inch Creton, New Patterns, at, per yard............ ... 22c mous French uuthor, Georges Ohnet. Directed by Harry sional Women’s Clubs, a position of That Darwinian theory doesn’t seem Millarde. 32-inch Dress Ginghams, at, per yard......................... 21c uenco nnd power which sho has so unreasonable when you observe ' a tnflnpnrn youngsters standong on street corn­ 32-inch Tissue Dress Ginghams, at, per yard.............39c HAROLD LLOYD in “AN EASTERN JT * New ? ‘V“ T VJust0, “asTsho. has laid1 ers to stare at women. from York, WESTERNER” trnm W *w V n rk u,t a" * " c " *8 a aaido her newspaper work In this 32-inch Devonshire Cloth, at, per yard.......................35c A t a general thing, frost can be state to enter a larger field. P ATI IE NEWS 32-inch Soisette, all colors, at, per yard............! ...45c Tho magazine of which Miss Rich expected four months after the ap­ is to take chorgo la tho Independent pearance of tho first fall frocks. Tonight iH family night. Ail families consisting of 27-inch Fancy Voiles, at, per j'ard.................. ..............22c Woman, the official organ of the Nat­ Another, father und your own children will be admitted for o* JoJ«r, Hrmluolr 36-inch Longcloth, very soft finish, at, per yard........ 29c ional Federation of the Business and In Court two paid adult tickets. Count,. | ( i■tr <>( Florldn. Professional Women’s Clubs. Mina Kslatn nf ilotirite tlnlue*. l»«*cn«seil. n t ’r u n ri'n a ti ok baiii r a r n r . ----------------- :------- W E D N E S I) A Y----------- <-------Rirh, through attendance nt all the Whereas. Hanford P. Doudnry. ha, ......... .......... _______ _ npi>Ur,l t.f title tlnurl for Letter* of national nnuunai conventions cuiivninwi., which have been Administration on the esiale uf (Uorgu .‘‘THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN” held since the National federation ox'oalne*. deceased, lute of said Cuuniy m e n 's ' o f H em lnole; • From the Greut Classic by Washington Irving, "The Legend , Bt slncsn and Professional W tv oomen a T|irM, Ari Therefore. To rile and of Sleepy Hollow” with Will Rogers us Ichabod Crane. all nnd .ilmtulHr the kindred | Clubs waa formed in St. l-oula several admonish anil rrrdllnrs uf said deceased lo tie "Fruita of Faith," Pathc comedy, some scream. I years ago, has gained the national mill noii. nr liefor«i Ihtn Court on or lufore Ihe Tlh day of Heplsmher. A. THE COUNTRY STORE FRIDAY viewpoint, • anil when . . . Mrs. . Elisabeth . jH. IlSJ nnd Hie objections. If nni’ they Scars, editor of the Independent \\ oro- have, to ihe KrantinK of L e t t e r s of • Administration on said ratals, other­ SPECIAL MATINEE, MONDAY. WEDNESI bn for' the pnst two years or more de­ wise the same will be granted lo said SATURDAY V. Doudnry. or to some other cided to resign that work nnd enter Hunford III person or persona. Special Music to all Picture another field, Miss Rath Rich seemed WITNKHd my nama aa County Judas ths County alor.ulil this the ,1b the logical cholco of the powers-that- of NIGHT P R IC E S ........................................ ~ ../ 1 0 and 20 Cents day of <Allffu.il. A. I*, lets. (H u a i .) K P. i i o t ' H n o i . n K i i . l*e In tho National Federation to fill MATJNjEE P R IC E S ......................... ............ 10 nnd 15 Cents .• -i i, ■County 'Jiidffe. S B M ta W n M O T B M M M M M n H S M S M S M M a S M B M M M M M U * th? AugUsHttO Record. s-T-t«-si-ti->-t-iia ; ENVY Time was a king of tho ohlop days, Disturbed by his fretful clan, Sent ministers forth, both south nnd north, . In search, of a happy man. 1 m ha hn Society Edit«.i S TEMPERATURE S Princess .**------- T O N I G Q t . Cecil B. DcMille's I'ann-oant-Ari MARKET REPORT Radford Auto Top Co. SPECIAL Seminole Fish & Poultry Market s R> i 1 i r Bp ...Milane Theatre... ^■flr ,1 'p .'p K r«!/r •?./ » to, ■ ■ ^3'iT V i rV i. " j f r / , '', $ r',y >V: £■. • _ I T k *;''v ■ JU< BU' R■ H vV ■ ... This... IS L a st W e e k Churchwell’s Final Clearance Sale “My Friend, Ihe Devil”— a picture that is different r/- Kb O C IA L LEN D AR / i F irst S treet SELLS IT FO R LESS W ela k a Block �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923 SAGE TWO Sanford Daily Herald Whflt a Wonderful Opportunity, fo tfuood Leader The Herald Printing Go. tC J. n o i.n r n. 5. Lu.t.Aiib, H . A . N E E L .__ H. A, H O I.I.T » lm tld *♦SrH.rj A at R a te s M a t. 'K u tti county took the lend In the growing of nStsumas, and West Florida has recently led In the cultivation of blue­ berries. Now It seems that these two are becoming friendly rivals for both of these crops. Competition Is good for any busi­ ness, farming included, nnd the brisk­ er the movement in Alabamn nnd Georgia, the more likely are the grow­ ers of this part of Florida to get. busy, increase their acreage nnd meet the demand, which si far is far from be­ ing Supplied.—Pensacola News. "I hud n long spell of Typhoid Fev­ er which ployed havoc with my kid­ neys and I suffered a good deal wfth my back, lower abdomen and bladder, t went on In this condition until I used Foley Kidney Pills. I have nev­ er been bothered with my kidneys since,” writes Mrs. W. T. Clary, White rialns, Va. For quick relief from backache, dull headache, rheu­ matic pnins and kidney and bladder trouble uso Foley Kidney Pills. Sold every where.—Adv. ™«*EYEs » U TiT*'Itch- Sm-VBun* ’ fInflamed r(p ,9!!iarge’ kntated, °r CranuLued, Murine. Soothe* and The Dally Ilerald, 15c per week. T k a H e IS - I * IN -p a ge W r t U f l l e r a li e a ilr r lr f f i m lr a l.,1 , Vmmmlr a aA la saN tlakH I A VtVr H H S a f. A S r e r t k t i f r a t e s m aAa k m w . on s p p llr s t l s a . aa.es p e r r e a r , a t w a r a l a a A r a a e e . NEMDKIl THE AHNOUIATICII PltRSS Ths Associated prssa |s •xeluitvaly sntltlsd to tl«s uss for rrpuMicatton of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this papnr also ths local news:. published Sad ere In. All rlghta of rs-put>1leatlon or special dispatches herein ara also reserved. Dfftsst mcnAi.n ntm -m sm . i-hon. i n TO AtlVRIITINKIINi In case of errors or iwrnntsilnn In legal or other mlvertlscnients Tho Herald Printline Company does not hold Itself llnlilo for dninngn furtlier than ths atnuuni received for such advsrtl sememe. Foreign A J w r l i i l n s h r p i t i m U t l v . TIH1 AMERICAN I’KRSS ASSOCIATION The Republicans of Irclnnd were winners in tho Dnil election. This should give the Republicans of this country some hope. Maybe this is h good £cnr for Republicans—hut next year, well, who knows? Up In Virginia they seem to have a hard time proving n killing of a minister and all the facts no far point to n cold blooded killing. It also seems hardly fuir to a minister to say that he cither provoked a “Smith says thnt when he first fight or tried to kill anyone. went to sen the ships were so small nnd tossed so much in storms thnt A casualty company in Chicago has 'only hardy individuals cared for the sued 22 other casunlty companies for North Atluntie trip except In Mny, the grand sum of five millions. We June nnd July, when there were pros­ hope this suit will not interfere with pects of fine weather.* their collecting the money that they “He reenlls thnt ninny of the oldcharge us for insurance or for the time liner passengers were harden­ insurance they will pay in case we ed topers who could drink alt day and need them. most of the night without ever get­ ting drunk. Our old friend Col. George Harvey “Their favorite breakfast, served sails for England in September. at 11 iq the morning, wns deviled George is minister plenipotentiary hones with chnmpngne. and ambassador extraordinary rep­ “The best whiskey in those days resenting America in England. If cost only DO cents a quart, with gin George wnnts our personal opinion of fit) cents and lower. Uecr was served him wc will sny thnt he Is another Ht fi cents a bottle. Maybe this ex­ fathead even though he is a journ­ plain* the origin of the expression, alist. ‘good old days.' "The old-time ocean passengers Col. Haskell, head of American re­ bought., their hooch aboard ship, Ty lief in Russia says that communism the bottle. And at dinner time in the Is dead in Russia. Thus another first-class dining saloon HO years ago Utopian dream of the anarchists and chumpagne wns seen on every table. f red flag wavers Is shattered There "Liquor flowed freely at all hours * is only one farm of government thnt of day and night. Mnny of us can ^ will survive five ages nnd that is the recall when John Ilnrleycorn Was the government hf the people, by the silent partner of business on shore people and for the people. also, it being customary for u drum­ mer to take a prospective customer out nod throw a dozen rounds of drinks into him before inducing him to sigq on thi! dotted line. "I'eoplu have been tapering away DRINKING HAS BEEN DECLIN ING FOR YEARS. not the “lush clays" that many land lubbers believe it Is. In fort tho drinking on ships has been confined ANOTHER CANDIDA!! to very few passenger* in tho past few years and they drink lightly as Another candidate for Governor! compared with the heavy drinkers Hon. Charles I). Haines, of Alta­ afloat nnd those ashore. And this monte Springs, bus announced bis recalls to our'mind thut we had sonic candidacy. Mr. Huincs tells the Orexperience in this line when we were lamlu Sentinel that he reached this on tho White Star liners nnd other conclusion after conferences with foreign ships whero the drinking w'us political leaders in various parti of supposed to be heavy. It wns any­ the state and a h er “numerous dele­ thing but heavy several years ago gations had called at his estate to and in probably lessening now and wc urgo his candidacy " Mr. Haines suys were reminded of it by n statement he would not consider entering tho of aq old friend, Tommy Smith, of the race but for the fact thut ho be­ Adriatic in the following editorial in lieves “there is n work to 1k> done the Pensacola Journal; for Florida." Following his an­ “Drinking ntnong passengers nt nouncement in the Orlando Sentinel, sea has been steadily getting less nnd he writes the Tribune thnt the fol­ lest, fqr the last 20 years. T. I). lowing will lie his platform: Smith .Ynukes this comment- He’s If elected Governor of the state fdijrfjsteward of the White Star liner of Florida, I shall do my utmost and he has been 35 years in to promote the welfare, happi­ the North Atlantic service. ness and prosperity of the peo­ • ‘ -rhPTTtWnC In drinking is n gen­ ple, 'the upbuilding of the state uine movement, not because liquor und the development of its re­ costa htiWr gone up, Bmith believes. sources. He says: “ Efficiency in business Mr. Haines Is u former Representa­ —with telephones, wireless, radio, tive in Congress from New York, taxiyibs, electrical devices and the serving in the Fifty-third Congress. general demand for moro speed—has cH was offered a place in President destroyed the old idea of doing bus!- Cleveland's Cabinet. Ho has several neaif in the -forenoon and devoting tiroes been considered as a nominee the rest of the day and night to for Vice-President He has been a drinking.* " builder of railroads und a manufac­ ^That Ju#t about spins up the pro. turer. For 21 years he has lived In hibitlon movement, in the last analy­ Florida, and haa taken an active In­ sis. It came as a matter of effici­ terest in the devclpoment of the state. He is now President of the ency, rather than of morals. Society of Pilgrims nnd of the Amer­ ican Pntriuts. The entry of Mr. Haines Into the race mnkes the list read Charles II. Pnrkhill, John W. Martin,. Frank Jennings, Frank Clark, Sidney J. Cntts, Charles I). Haines—six candi­ dates, the same number ns in the campaign of ltllfl, in which C^att*- wns el teed. The Tribune is supporting Judge Pnrkhill nnd will continue tp^support him, regardless of the number or identity of the entries- Tho Tribune knows that Judge Pnrkhill ought to be elected nnd it believes he will lie elected—also regardless of the num­ ber or identity of the entries.—Tampa Tribune.. AUTOS AM) CHILDREN caught next yenr with a 200,000,000 bushel surplus beyond nil legitimate requirements. The farmer has learned the old lesson of 'supply nnd demand; ho realizes thnt the war is over; he knows thnt Russia is ngnin in the field as n competitor; thnt the war torn countries are at last beginning to raise at lenst a part of their own bread, and that war-time prices arc not likely to prevail ngnin very soon. .So he is doing what every thinking man should do under similar condi­ tions, reducing his output until de­ mand catches up with supply. There is no conspiracy about the move­ ment. It is simply forced on the farmers, in the interest of their own preservation. Growing wheat to sell below the cost of production is not pleasing to tht\ farmer, nnd as he finds himself -unable-to bring the cost of labor nnd necessary implements down to a parity with the price of wheat he does the next best thing and cuts down production until cost ami price get nearer to an equality. Ho Get in the habit of saying this to dealer whenever you stop for gasoline, water or air. Remember, that the only way you can tell whether or not your mo­ tor needs oil is; first, by the simple way of looking at the guage, and second, by the expensive way of finding out too late that cylinders have been scored and bear­ ings burned thru your forgetting to keep Up the supply of oil. Sufficient quantity, the right quality, the proper weight or grade o f oil, and the replacing of oil after it has been worn out by six or seven hundred miles p£ run­ ning—these are the important things to watch; and, given proper attention, you can avoid the bother and expense of most motor troubles. Be safe—be sure—and be satisfied by putting nothing in your crank case but M OTOR O IL ALABAMA AND GEORGIA TO PLANT nLUKREIUtlKS. The OknltHisn News-Journal of August 21, tells of four prospectors from Macon, On., in Crcstview for tho purpose of investigating the fa­ mous blue berry farm of M. A. Sapp, with the intention of buying several thousand - plants, to be shipped to Georgia. In the same issue of the NewsJournal is an cxCcjpt from the Foley Tribune, in which mention is made of the visit of a second delegation from Hnldwin county, which visited the Crcstview blueberry district. The Tribuno anys: “ Bach one was so greatly impressed by what he saw thnt they did not hesitate to stnte that this industry can be made a big asset for South, Baldwin county— even equalling that of tho SitUUitm. “ A letter has been received from Mr. Atwell in which he states thut FARMERS PLANNING FOR he got 500 quarts from 175, five year BETTER PRICES. old trees, and that Mr. Sapp gathered 4,400 quarts off 280 trees eleven Arc you a bread eater? If so you years old, receiving 25c per quart; should fill up to the limit thin ycur, this cdVored crop nnd sales up to for the prospect is for higher prices August find, next yenr. Iamg experience proves “There has not been a crop fuilurc thnt while the price of bread is very in 35 years—not one penny spent for slow to follow wheat, market iqiruying or fertilizing; It is the downward, it follows upward when- w t ItvrV tipihlon lWat i f tho trees were cven It takes a turn in that/di|pction fertilized and worked us wc do* thu with great celerity. If all reports’ Sutsuma* that thd*’en>p ns well as arc to be credited tho farmers are the size of the berry could he greatly . laying their plans for an upward increased. turn In the wheat market toext, year"Orders have already been placed They have tired ol,rolling big.crops for enough trees fo^ planting about 00' acres; u drive for the planting of at lea^ one hundred acres wilt made d u rtu Ui* canting, winter. By growing (Woutfh “for " car load lotii, shipments can bo.made a.saving. Ac-' Wording to government estimate, 300 pickers can gather enough for load­ ing a car cnch day,. There is a ready market North and East, awaiting all that Baldwin county can raise- For safety and quick returns on your money, where can you equal It?" There can be little doubt but that Sa.taupias and blue berries are to be­ come two of tho most important crops grown in the South. For a number of years Baldwin , Wherever you find Polnrino on Bale, that dealer can supply you with Crown Gasoline —beat of all motor fuels. INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY �ra*. •'^ W W* M: CABBAGE By H. -SlTawcett ** :' J 'pAC&tfi THE SANFiOttu'DAILY HERALD,' WEDNESDAY. All (HIST 29. 1923 ' condition for the neat year's crop of vegetables, n» well as help to starve oui'lne black rot bacteria ln the soil. The prevention of the disease, and its bradlcatlon fro mlnfccted fields, depend upon the strict following out of-those eight points! The neglect of onjr one point ipay-be fata Ito success. Iff however, these lines of action are followed, It may Jbe expected that the loss- from tho disease' will be greatly diminished. Gold T j j l f i 'f j J lit till Mllane ManiigeriVlakes I Announcement ■ 1 1‘ 7 ? ■Sr ' •**3 1 To Have Been Established The management of the Milnnc The­ atre announces that they wii| bring to 1* - • * / / -w t i V v < .*-\ i n M M h their pntronnge the thlrty-fivo splen- ■ -Ir&i&njaS 1st* did Metro productions for the 1923-2-tjJ in thia city for 36 years, means we have the ,\v . % disease of cabbage, known on season which will be released In the ■ acquaintance of many ditizens old and ltfeW, t tot," which i«. duo ,to the bac­ fall. {9 r& 7 terium, Preudoaurtiaa campratrl*. has >4. and also a knowledge of their banking1needs. Tlic decided feature of the fall re­ for stveral yearspnused aeriou* loas", ■ leases is "Scaramoucho," said by crit­ ,.s to the cabbage, cauliflower, and ics to be.greater than "The Four rutabaga crops of thla state. It is It is said th at cabbage black rob This experience gained year after year Horsemen of tho Apocalypse,’’ and a lso ' a .destructive disease in other was very prevalent throughout the T .. U i which reveals the directing genus of means much to the new comer of today*/ • pasta ait the .United States where oab- .country last year, and that ns a re­ Rex Ingram to phcnoihinftl advantage. J tir t • P ;ln large quantities- sult, the seed purchased this yoaf are Metro has amnssnd its greatest dra­ •' ■ : •( -^i i.)>i »/C ([Scientific investign- likely to be infected with this disease. matic talcnt-for this spfet)hudar phobroUfht out some practical There wun considerable loss in this RESOURCES $1,500,000,00'.';’.’"v 'Jii; todrnnia ami Alieu Terry, Rnrebn No­ tl^ h ^ n t tho disease. These district Inst year from this trouble. va if o, Lewis Storfe and otfwifi who’^S 1 * Tires, in so-far an they Tho county agent will be vety glad to # * vv * i i : L 1 have won fame under the Metro' ban- g iicsble to Florida cort- help any ono with seed treatment, who Start your Checking Account with tier will be found In ‘-‘Searamouchc’a" m >bet* given. i ' so desires, dit personnel. " t Prevent Bltck Rot Included in the stars appearing in m m n m seed-beds should bo Seed-Bedi— this productions nro Jnckie Coogan, prepoiwd In frish soil, in which no rcreenland’s wonder child; peppy Mae plants of, the cabbage family (cab* Murray,* the dainty Violu Dnnn nnd g bag*, rutabagas, cauliflowers, col* the sober nnd hilarious Buster Kenton. lards, turnips, radishes, kale, mustard, Manager Brockbahn also says Fred A COMMUNITY BUILDER •to.) haveheervgrowing. This is nec­ Niblo, Reginald Barker nnd Alan Holessary because Vhe bacteria live from uliar have dlrcctod n number of big Mr. Moston Withnm who hns been one season to another in decayed cab­ F. p. FORflTF.R, President a F. WI1ITNRR. Cashlar specials which will be presented by nilbages, or'old soil, and probably in visiting his sister, Mrs. J. C- Brown star casts. soma ordinary field weeds related to for the past few weeks has returned The 192d-2t releases of the Metro B B B B aB B aaaB B aaaaB aB aaaaaB aaaB B aaB aaB aaB aaaaaaaB B ! to his homo in St. Petersburg. Mrs. — -j the cabbage/' Pictures corporation ate' the most amSeeds—Tha seeds should be treated J. C. Drown left Sunday for a visit hitioua ever attempted by a producing "Peg O’ My Heart,’’ contributes "Hap­ MOVING PICTURES OF before planting. Put them in a cloth with her mother nt St. Petersburg. company nnd include the last word in piness” nnd "A Night l» Rome" to the SANFOHD AT MILANE Mrs. W. S. Sewell of the Casino sack ahd;iqwer the sack for fifteen (inctnn development. Direction nnd unparalleled seasonal output. Her in­ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY minutfC- l»k«j a solution of corrosive left Monday for a trip tn New York artistry hnve been blbnded with infin­ tense appreciation of the emotional is aubliioslta: (one part to on* thousand and Iloatnn. While In the north she ite care in these pictures nnd they Tho Kiwanls Club will show, tn W7i have all tho elcrftcnts designed for tho paramount in the productions nnd she connection with the regular program parts of Water)! then spread the seeds will also visit her mother, Mrs. H- A. ,jlx>e Houser (left) dressed up for i\ plchlc after he found a box of Phillips at her home at Salisbury cntertnlnment of these pictures end is Hupportrd hy casts which set off nt the Mllanc, moving pictures of gold and currencyjghile working on n mountain road near Hagerstown* Beach, Mnss. they have all the elontcnts designed her talents In most plensing fashion. Sanford people and the public build­ Md., to pay hia taxes. He doesn’t say how much was in the box, but for the entcrtoinment of the motion Tho square dance Friday night at Among tho all-star attractions are ings and city thoroughfares on Thunthe sum has been estimated nt 5100,000. it is thought to have been be corroded. Corrosive sublimate tab­ the Casino was well attended many )dctur4 public in Sanford. ‘‘The Shooting of Dan McGrow," “The day nnd Frldny night for th* regu­ ached by Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll, escaped slacker. Robert K. I.ee lets may W 'hddgjjrfrom druggists, people coming a long distance. Jackie Toogan will be seen In "Long Uninvited Guest," ‘The Engle's Feath­ lar admission of 10 and 20 cento. Waters (left) was digging alongside Houser, but missed the hidden and one tablet U sufficient to treat n . Plans arc under way for a number Live the King," "A Dog of Flanders" er”, "Held to Answer", "Desire”, “The Those pictures nre clear and tHo treasure. pound of, cabbage aeed. This treat­ of houses to be built in the near funnd a picture ns yet unnamed. The Living Past", "The Book of Fate," school children will 1>e' particularly ment of the'seed will not injure itn turo.£ Building goes steadily on and "darling boy*’ of tho films is said to and Borrowed Plumage." interested tn sco themselves in the vitality. Prof, F. C. Stewart, of the keeps the local sawmill busy. 1 idn’s-wonderful clinmte.* Many of their investigation into the riot. Ink­ surpass anything he previously has movies. The views o f ' the Golf* ing into cutsod.v during tho day two done nnd his work in these films New Yprk Experiment Station, has Old debts would he easy to pay if Course, First Nntionn! nnd PuleatqnMr. Wilder nnd family have moved them will remain with us next sum­ men who gave their names as Mich­ stamps him as one of America’s lead­ proved that, the bacteria causing black mer. it wasn't for tho new onesBrumley buildings are fine; the pub­ ael S. Hoya nnd William Mencock, ing motion pieture artists. rot may remain allvo on dry need for back to the hotel after spending n lic school buildings nnd the photos of few weeks in the Noyes bungalow on troth of Carnegie. Authorities de­ In the group of pictures presenting as much aa eight to eleven months. Almost time for the friend to re­ prominent Sanford men will be of Crystal Ijike avenue. Klansman’s Death clared that a charge of inditing a riot j >?•,«. Murray will bo found "Tho turn the Inwnmowfo nnd start bor­ unusu'nt interest. The pictnres wilt He also found living bacteria of black The rond to Sanford is in need of to “Told Order More was mado against W, K. Flaherty, •French Doll," "Fashion Row" nnd rowing coal. rot on aeeds bought from reliable be shown Thursday nnd Frjday night some core as there are several bad Joseph Joyce and George Kimmrll, nil "Mademoiselle Midnight," Viola Dnnn seedsmen. * it is probable that the Firmly Together” stnrting nt 7:20. Two shows each of Carnegie and Patrick McDermott, is most generous in her work nnd hns disease was first brought into Florida places caused- by the recent heavy evening. *■ ' The Daily Herald, 15c per week. rains. vegetable fields on tha seed. , , , . , PITTSBURGH, Ang. 29.—With the Carnegie, undertaker, remained in ready for release five delightful fea­ Planting Put—The plants should ho At the meeting of the Chamber of | declaration by the Rev. Dr. W. J. the county jail awaiting the comple­ tures: "Roughed Lips," “Tho Sovinl Code," "In Search of a ' Thrill", set out, as fa r as possible, in ground Commerco Monday night it was voted Dempster that, "this untimely death tion of the investigation. At klnn headquarters it was re­ to send n delegation to San fun) to .at­ "Stormy Hearts" and "Love and Lies.’ For Coughs and CrJdo, Head-* that has not been planted tn cabbage, shall be nR a bond tn hold us more ported today that Arthur A. Wilbur, tend the meeting of the Sanford1 Buster Kenton’s roaring vehicles aches, ‘ , . Neur «eundfiat l ___ or closojy related plants during the (Irmly together," the body of Thom­ Wilkinshurg klaijsman, who was Chamber on Wednesday evening to -will lie headed by "Thy Three Ages" and All Ache* and Paiaa previous season; and never in soil on as U: Abbott, klnnsman, sjpln at the which refuse plants related to the cnb- work for a good road for 1-aRe Mary. rioting Suture ay night at Carnegie, reported missing last night had been while "his other two productions hnve A L L DRUGGISTS It was also voted to establish and fit was lowered into a grave in a cem­ located at Salamanca, X. Y„ where not yet been named. boge have been nllowed to rot. 15 c ami 65 c, jars and tubes Lnurctte Taylor, remembered by all Fertilising.—The'use af stable ma­ up k free tourist camp on North First etery in'nr McDonald today after a he is visiting relatives Hospital sise, $ 3.00 who saw her dainty delineation in nure .OE compost should be avoided, street w ith .free drinking water and twenty mile drive from Atlnsburg by 2U, since 'sUch. manures are known to electric lights to light the grounds. the funorul party composed of rel­ Black Typhoid rauBe'llalds to remain infected by The camp is to be sanitary in every atives and hundreds of klansmen in­ 1 keeping (fin.- bacteria nil® from one way. 3igns nre to bo placed on the cluding state and nutiomjl represent ....... F j e v i e & , E t o . s . f t a y 0 c , „ 1 II .J* **t»i M’H'mf season to another. The potash in the hfghways detailing the numerous ad­ tatives. With Entire Family 1 commercial, fertilizer should be slight­ vantages of Lake Mary nnd pointing The klansmen were robed but were) ly jncrewqd, ns this will probably bur­ tho way. unmasked andnfter the funeral ser­ Hlnux City, Iowa. Family Is Threat* den, the plants and make them less li­ The new Methodist chur-h on Lake vices nt the grave removed their ed With Destruction. Mary avenue, is pushing work at a regalia nnd dispersed quietly. The able to bp attack of the disoaac. Destroying Infected Plants — As good rate, at present five* men being Rev. Mr. Dempster nnd tho Rev. J, (It* T h r SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Aug. 29.— ! soon ps any pUnte-shaw the disease, at work. I. Brown, who conducted the services, seemingly hemmed in by a cordon of they should bo .taken oat and destroy­ Tho Casino has secured u new or­ Cach wore white robes. ed at once. This Is suggested because chestra- for this (Wednesday) even­ More than 500 automobiles follow­ death generated by fatal ravages of | i *»“ *« insects carry the disenso from one ing’s dance nnd n Ihrge crowd is look­ ed the hearse bearing the body of black typhoid fever, tin- entire family ed for. • * ■ of Henry Hie we, whose farm is six the slain klunsman. Reaching the plant to another, and it is probable 6-lb. Sack Vanity Flour Free with The local electric light plant is giv- cemetery the procession completely miles from here, W threatened with that the wind also distributes it over Every $5.00 Purchase Thursday the fields by blowing dust from in­ ing good service under the rare of !circled the burial ground. An Amor- destruction. Since the advent of the | fected plunts to those that are still Morris Sjoldom and the street lights j jean flag was flying nt half mast on disease little more than a month ago j nre a great help on dark nights at the cemetery lode. Two lines of mother and father ami eldest son healthy. Gleaning Tools—All tools and im­ though not especially needed at pres­ klansmen fntmed an aisle to the died. Since then five remaining mem-1 grave and through this the casket Iters were confined to their bed in n ] plements that hnvo been used in in­ ent while the moon is so bright. Letters from fho northerners who wus borne, headed by two klansmen critical condition. fected soil should be sterilized by wip­ ings them With a dilute solution of have homes here tell us that thoy are carrying the stars and stripes and the The Herald delivered six times rruda' carbolic ncid, before using them only waiting for cold weather to ar­ klan cross. Meanwhile, . authorities continued week for l»c. in newly planted soil. At the very rive so they con hurry back to "Florf WHEN DOUGHT WITH A $LOO PURCHASE leoi^^iplem citt* should ‘ be neoured i i " -r r-y r . . . .-j. ______ , ____ ___ . _ bright before using them in tho new I B ilB B f lB B flB B B B a B B B B B lIB B B flB B B B a B B a B B g B flB B B B B B B B aa aa B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B flB flB B B B B flB B Held;, ■The• bacteria *codld.-easily he lurried .from an old field .Into the h newly-ietj field on - soil that was al­ lowed to remain on cultivators dnd other.Implements. ... . 't ’-r- '*v NOW’S YOUR CHANCE TO HUY Preparing for tho Naxt.Soason.— •• -, M wa As sooa a s th a n e x t crop, is marketed all refuse cabbage plants and old stabs that remain in the field,11 should be completely destroyed, either by plow­ ing- under, or better, after removal from (he fjeld. All plants of the cab* THIS IS-THEY— ■! bag* family should also be prevented from living over in the fields that are to he used for cabbages in tho future, § Rotation Crop#.*—The cleared field shualU be planted to crab g ra n , beg- S 19108(BIue,Hopalor HIucs— Fox Trot....*,:..»............................. ............ Groat W.hilo Way Orchestra 2 j garWoed, or velvet beans. .These crops (Annabelje^-Fox Trot ............ *...............................................BrooKe Johns and HU Orcheatra' are W subject to-the black rot dis­ 11)109(Wattin*1Tor the Evenin' Mall— Fox Trot ..........:............. — ........................... Tennessee Ten ease, and will keep'tho soil - in good ("Taint Nobody's Biznesa If I Do— Fox T r o t ................................ .........2., Tennessee Ten £ 19U 0(D irty Hands! Dirty Face!— Fox T rol............................... Joe Raymond tyid IIU Orchestra ■ (My Sweetie Went Aw»y^4-Fox T r o t........i.......... - ........ .....Joe Raymond and Hia Orrfieatra j® \ First National Bank LAKE MARY a Free 10 lb. Sugar 10 lb. Idaho Bakers Potatoes 55c ers: s Free A “Humdinger,' Dance Record is one that will make grandpa kick up his heels like a young colt and Fox Trot granddaughter off her f e e t! ! s You ought to have them AU\ I VICTOR RED-SEAL RECORDS REDUCED \ lb. Sack Ballard’s S. R. Flour Rumford Baking Powder 27c 6 lb. can w VIJ M M S FiiWst Records by Caruso, Kreisler, Galli-Curci, McCormack and other ■ I, famoHs Victor-Artists, w l i le our present stock lasts at m ii Alt $1.25 Records, Now ......... All $1.50 Records. Now ........... $1.00 All $1.75 Records, Now $ 1.50 FULL Li n e OF FRESH FRUITS land VEGETABLES Come to See Us------- 3-------------------- ^You’ll Meet Your Friends Here Higher Priced-Records Similarly Reduced GET YOUR FAVORITE RED SEAL NUMBERS NOWI BTai LUMBER CO. j ^ L s S S iS L & t The ALL OVER THE WORLD SANFQRfti FJbOHIDA (Mfc-w. *• •-X-fcr«fH iy - 9. IB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I it m . ta.Vj.ait'l » .A, ♦ ; ix; 1 .1; v ' I �•------------------------------GOLF BOWLING 1 .L/ 1 A u J lA j u iv A H/A !L/a v a a Jl TENNIS a R. L. SHIPP, Editor BOXING DC A IM O r QDODTQ Kr,ALVI Hr .Trim New Crook Picture J:1'* Biggest and Best* Has Many Thrills Camp of Boy Scouts H » 1■' iVrjtYj t Now at Silver Lake -Betty Compson and Richard Dig Fea­ •t BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING m Ha the weather : tured in “The Woman With Four Face*” N »«* fcor Floridn: Local thund- Ha ershowers today and prob- N >*l ably tomorrow. One of the most thrilling dramas to* n h m h m rj n m m Whot is proving to be tho biggest ever shown on the screen is "The Ha Luque Hurls Reds k to and best camp for Boy Scouts is now Woman With Four Faces,” featuring t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o to Nearer to the Giant Mi in full blast at Silver Lake. Betty Compson and Richard Dix, Ml Stronghold Yesterday There are 83 boys registered nnd which will be the attraction at the to te» ka Ha Ha to nearly oil towns where the Scouts are Princess ThentrqJFriday and Saturday to BOSTON, Aug. 29.—I.uqnc held organized arc represented. ■* “‘ ‘ ---- *- Iris a Herbert Brenon Ha Boston to three hl|* yesterday, Cin­ The ^hcnltlritf ffii t)i Ml cinnati winning 4 to 1, Ifr'Wn* T.u- ale of the enm' “ ‘ *' YESTERDAY'S RESULTS I dope k to que's twenty-first victory (orf the sea­ Thera nrc to nnd powto son. From the first initfng uritU the anything which-Is a\ good indicakfeu Nallortalt.rngue , the district attorney resigns his ninth no Bostoh player* readier! first Cincinnati 4, Boston 1. t that the. boys a& receiving all ifa Pnlatka Puls, who gnvo up the big ;when the aforesaid gcntlofflen woke attention they Chicago 4 ; New Y^rk 1. end of tho stfOro fo the Orlando State up nnd plugged out three runs for n base. ' . ' 'led nnd visitors job and gains the aid of a clcv6r girl 'JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 29,-The maximum and minimum temperahave only words St. Louis 8 , Philadelphia 7. league Champions, enmo linck yes-t wiii, in the ninth when it looked ns if isc for the way crook to open a saftr'-Wblch contains tures in representative cities, furnishn paper Incrimlnnting/tHcsc nefarious NEW YORK, Aug. 29—Tho Chi- the, camp is contjuclad nnd the order­ terdny and nosed out the champions all hope tyr thorn were gone. No others scheduled, ed by the we*thfer bureau from rec. operators, ' * ' ' » 1 * j __ _ * engo Nationals with the veteran Alex­ ly appearance o f "the bays and the by I he s^nre of .'1 to 2. ords compiled nt 8 p. m., last night She tells him there si but one man Tomorrow afternoon in Apopka, ander pitching spectacular bail, won camp grounds. American League follow*: ’ Which shows that Orlando Hull- one of Iho fastest games in tho Igike- their Inst game of the sea.sun in New Thu enmp is open, to visitors from whp can do tho trick, nnd he is in Washington 10, Detroit ‘J. Stations Mnx. Min. dogs nrc not the only real bnscbnll Ornngu League will bo seen when the York here yesterday, 4 to 1 nnd there­ fi to 9 p. m. and nil arc repaid by the prison. An escape is effected by Atlantic City ..... No others scheduled. .78 70 team in the state of Florida. Even if Apopknns engage the crack Umatilla by reduced New York’s lend to three insight they got of the working of ev­ means of an airplane, but the crook, Atlanta ....................... 82 72 games, as Cincinnati defeated Boston. they are HuIMogs a hunch of Pals crowderything nnd the unbounded enthus­ believing the district attorney is try­ Boston ..............! • ' IIOW THEY STAND 70 -----*vG2 ing to win the girl's love, refuses to can get together nnd nose them out. iasm shown by the hoys In their work. Buffalo .............. 72 fit PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29— St. Before the end of.tho camp it is .ex­ aid him. Then thuy go after the pa- Chicago ............ Hut to come down to our qwn "ItiNational League 71 04 Hill Killefer, manager of the Chi­ tle village”—we can’t have a base­ Louis took tho second game of the pected there will lie taken about 200 p e r by different tactics, It is the Won Lost Pet. Cincinnati ......... ....41.. 82 02 40 .032 cago Cub* used his mouth a little ball team—mnybe—but wo are sure series from Philadelphia yesterday,' 8 tests for advancement In the different center of n mnd struggle for its pos­ Des Moines ...... New York --------- 79 82 r.R to 7. Tho Cardinals hammered Couch session, nnd n series of climaxes are .012 too froloy in Monday’s game nnd yes- of a good football team this year to ranks and the merit badge examina­ 47 74 . Cincinnati ......... Eastport, Maine 54 44 for fifteen sofa hits for u total of 21 piled on top of one nnother ere the tions. . terady was informed of his indefinite .000 represent Sanford and old S. If. S. •18 Pittsburgh ............ 72 Kansas City............. . Rt 02 bases. attorney secures the document and suspension. Hill still claims a big 50 .543 Each evening stunts are pulled off 07 Chicago ................ New York ...»....................... 70 00 ,4R8 mouth by the way he managed his And do not forget .that Friday, in what has now become the famous sends the guilty ones to prison. In ,Pittsburgh ................. ........ 7,j G3 St. Louln »............. CO 04 the end, the girl,-reformed, wins the .475 aggregation from the dougout yes­ night is the night for all candidates Dempsey Takes Rest to council ring around the cump fire. G3 Brooklyn ......- ...... 57 St. L ouis............................. ro 00 Jove of tho district attorney. terday. to report to Coach Wilkinson. Hu at R0 .333 Thursday evening will he devoted to Philadelphia ........ 40 ............................... 7(j 2 Recuperate from Cold special features with one big Indian Betty Compson us the girl, Richard Toledo his office at seven-thirty. * .308 83 Boston ................. 37 Washington „..................... ro 70 Ancients are still good! Which was number for the evening. i — Dix as the district nttorncy, nml t a SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 29— proven yesterday when the veteran Monday fs the big tiny nt Monroe Fridny nfght n court of honor will enst of favorites in the other parts, American League SANFORD Won Lost p d . Alcvnndcr held tho World Champ­ —base ha! I games, horse shoe throw­ Rather than risk the danger of fur­ he held when the ,Scouts will bo given make this n super-excellent mystery Maximum Tuesdny ... ,......... 92 ther aggravation of his cold Dempsey ion Giants to five hits none of which ing—baby parades-r-’neverything. .044 their examination* for merit badges drama. The supporting company is 42 Now York ......... 7G Minimum Tuesday night ....... 74 cancelled his contemplated fishing trip nnd will he conducted by the District ^uito capable. 55 .542 were for extrn bases. Cleveland ............... G5 • The Seminole Attilc-tiy Club is go­ yesterday rtnd remained in his cottage .Court of Honor. .622 55 Detroit .................. GO better dig old King Tut and put ing to put out u real sure ’nulT foot­ cn the shores of Saratoga lako to .513 This will bo a specially interesting OUR LIST of Florida properties will 57 St. Louis .............. GO .483 him on the mound, He might tiring ball team this year. Hosier will lie keep out of a cold, drizzing rain that feature of the week’s program to Gl 57 Washington....... be In the hands of our Northern .466 forth some surprises in baseball announced Inter nnd there’s some was still falling when he rrawlcd un­ which the public is cordially invited. and Western, agents on September G3 , Chicago ................. 55 der the blankets for tho night. mighty good material on it. .430 league as well as in science circles. II. J. BOYD, GO 10th. We want farm properties, golPhiladelphia .......... 51 .391 Executive. nnizntion tracts, timber land, range in 70 The champion's cold, while not scr45 Boston ........... ...... n ir The Aiaiielalrd I’rraa) . CHICAGO, Aug. 29—Opening grain Senators, (all kinds) are always It has been suggested thnt we call ioufi, bothered him more yesterday all sections of Floridn. No property to to to to to to to to to to stirring up trouble—the Detroit the football field Hood Field in honor than any time A nd.is showing no Why Star Loves too large or none too small. Brow­ prices: Wheat, Dec. 1.04 1-2 to 3-4, to Tigers were so sure of a slugging af­ of Mr. J. I). Hood, the owner—what signs of improving. Jerry Luvndis, ard Land Company. Suite 29-30, U. May 1.10 1-4 to 1-2;; corn, Dec. GO; to Lonesome Pine S. Trust Building, Jacksonville, Fin. oats, Dec. 38 7-8 to 39. his faithful Htlo trainer, smeared Ids to fair between them and the Senators snyest the gang? chest with linament, and told the tito 127-2tc : A strong reason has been found for llcholder that lie would bo better in to NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29— Cotton, to tiie morning. Ho plntis to resume Mary Miles 'Mintcr having chosen 11 o’clock call: October 23.7-f, Decem­ n h h Hi Ha Ks Ri M Iti M training ou Thursday when some new “The Trail of the Lonesmc Pine" ns TO THE PEOPLE OF ber 23.75. punch catchers will be in camp to her new Paramount star picture which SEMINOLE COUNTY "The Trnll of the lonesome Pine" comes to the Princess Theatre to­ bolster up his sparring staff. will be the fenture nt tiie Princess to­ night. It has boon known that Miss Having leased from the Elder night. Ml to Mi Ha Mi to Ri Mi Ha Mi Mintcr is partial to the Cumbcrlands Springs Water Company for n period CORRECTED MAY 1. 1923 Ha nnd the sweeping country south of the of three years, the rights of.tho dis­ Ml They met in the shadow of the LoneMi Mnson-Dixon line. However, she had tributions and sale of Elder Springs M 3 South Bound .some Pine—wistful June, girl of the a secret reason for desiYing to star in Water in Seminole County, nnd being M t Ml Arrive Depart! feuds anti the lawless Kentucky moun­ acsirous of retaining the good will of Ha her present picture. Ha tains, nml Hide, the handsome, cul­ A newspaper reporter, n long lime tho patrons thereof, we are taking No. 83..::........ 2:30 n.m. Ha Ha Ha Ml Mi to Hi Hj to Ha 2:40 n.m. tured stranger from the north. fi it nd of the Mintcr family, recently this opportunity to explain to them n No. 27.. 8:40 n.m. interviewed the star in her new home. few changes we expect to make in the No. 89........... 2:25 p.m. 'The Headless Horseman." 2:45 p.m. Their love brought swift danger, It is locuted on the highest hill over­ sale nnd deliveries of water. No. 85... ...... G:55p.m. 7:10 p.m. gunplay, heartaches and—? looking Hollywood. A cosy, delight­ fr» tho first place we intend SER­ Long necked, uie-jfaeed—,nnd worse f • i him that lie saw the Ilealflcss appari­ ful" .ITtlie bungalow, iCs'vhMv' is’ nibg- VICE to be our motto. * Northbound Many imitated, but fresh and thrilluificent—the tall spires of the city to Secondly: All patrons will be treat­ tion coming toward him,. Arrive , Departs iwept ami gripping us ever, "The the east, the dozens of motion picture ed alike: in other words there will be No. 82.......... / 1:48 n.m. 2:03 am. Trail of the lxmesmue Pine." Expect you’ll get seared too if you studios of Hollywood to the south, the no FREE water; no FLAT RATE de­ No, 84...-----..11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m. saw Hometiling w ithout a head com­ ocean to the west, nnd the great and liveries. No. 80 _........ 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. The daddy of "Tol'uble David" and beautiful stretch of mountnin valley The prices will be as follows: 50c No, 28.. ........10:00 p.m. ing tow ard you. all other romances of the t ’umberland to the north. |ier five gallon bottle. Tickets will be mountains. # An unusually steep road ascends to sold at the following rate: If you haven’t read the book come Trilby Branch Miss Minter’s new home. Directly at $5.00 for a twelve bottle tirkot. and see this picture—if you have read Arrive * Departs Come feel the thrill of real ro­ $9.00 for a twenty-four bottle ticket xNo. 100.. the hook tell your friends how good it tin top of the hill, Sts close-cropped 7:30 n.in. mance, of love and eonfliet amid na­ shrubbery casting little shade, a tall 817.no for a forty-eight bottle tick­ xNo. 24.. is and you bring them. 3:25 p.m. ture's magnificence. sentinel pine tree stands guard—the et. xNo. 25........... 1:30 p.m. If you want the best and purest xNo. 101........... 5:50 p.m. Remember if you want to see a real only pine tree, it is believed, in To he a stranger In the Kentucky Southern California. water obtainable call the Elder scary picture—one thnt will give you feud country is to be in danger. "It is ‘the lonesome pine1 in rein­ Springs Water office, phone 311 nnd the real sure enough creeps — come Leesburg Branch carnation," declared Miss Minter to have a buttle delivered to your home end see tiie "Headless Horseman" to­ Depsrta Arrive To be a stranger and to have en­ the repoiter. “It takes my heart right ov place of business, in QUICK SER­ xNo. 157........... 3:55 p.m. night at the Milam- Theatre. snared the heart of the feud leader's back to tin- land of cotton. 1 rail the VICE style. • No. 21............ 2:45 p.m. daughter in—? H. J. CLAUSE, Prices 10 nnd 20 cents. First show little road lending up to my home ‘the xNo. 158...„mriTTl 0:30 a.ni. trail of the lonesome pine’." 129-2lc Distributor, starts nt 7:30—good music, gcod show, No. 22... 7:10 p.m. . . . . . . . . Come, laugh and cry mid thrill with Putting two and two together, the ’good screen, what more do you want? June, the sweetest heroine ever seen quick thinking reporter laughingly neHaving disposed of my grocery Oviedo Branch or sung or reud about. # stock on West First street, notice is Also u good l'ntho comedy tonight. cuBcd Miss Mintcr of sentiment. Departs Arrivo "I crimps,“ she replied, dreamily. hereby given that nil creditors arc xNo. 120... -----7:45ji.m. Tomorrow—Clara Kimball Young'in Tomorrow night in addition to tho "My new Purnmount starring picture requested to piesent their claims xNo. 127...r*...... 3:40 p.m. “The Woman of Bronze." regular picture will lie shown the Ki- you know, is ‘The Trail of tho Lone­ within the next ten dnj(s, 120-lOtp. L. C. KI NERD. wnnis News—moving picture of Han­ some Pine’.” X—-Daily, except Sunday, And tonight every one with their V 1 ford—you cr.n’t afford to miss this Inst name bcginniilg with “ P" will he im1Sr- — —A allow. Bhc'o "Miss Philadelphia" now. Wan Miss Marlon Green. Nineteen admitted freu of charge. Won over nil contestants fnr Atlantic City pageant. 1 Remember—Friday night is country ■s ■ ■ PALS NOSE OUT Engine- trouble developed during Store night and Momiuy night is ama­ 81 ONE DEAD, FRENCH ■■ ■5 ■■ ’BI S PLANE CRASH tile flight and the pilot made for the teur night. THE BULLDOGS ■■ -Si West Mailing airdrome. It Is be­ a! LONDON, Aug. 28.A French pni)- lieved that he would have executed « But don’t forget to see the show to­ PALATKA, Aug. 29.—Exceeding George E. Harp, New Head of Orlando Branch Fred the high article of hall shown here senger airplane ■rashed last night safe landing, but tbe passengers in n night. Especially you brave fellows Ej near Mndhitonc. One passenger was panic rushed to the rear of tho mawho never are scared of anything— *5 Monday la-tween state league and the Thomas National Detective Agency, Has Been semi-pro champions, the Orlando Hull- killed and the pilot and nine pnssan- chine, overweighting the tail and de­ bet you'll pity old Icky Crane. SS in Government Service for Years : priving the pilot of control. dogs and Pulatka JVIs fought thru gers were seriously injured. ■E . . . Si K1LLEFKR IS SUSPENDED nine nerve racking innings to finish George E. Harp, former Government investigator and Pennsylvania =■’I NEW y 6 r K, Aug. 29— William, 8 to 2 with the Pals on the long end State Constabulary man is to head the branch office of the Fred Thomas ^ Killefer, manager of tho Chicago Nat­ yesterday afternoon. National Detective Agency at.Orlando with a sta ff of trained men. Mary Miles MinfeP ionals, yesterday was informed of his Camp, pitching for the Pals, had Mr. Harp just returned from Camp McClellan, Ala., where he was in / lllv indefinite suspension by John A. the better of Fergus on, the mound training with the U. S. Cavalry Reserve Officers, being a cavalry reserve S; A ntonio M o ien o Heydlcr, president of the National in the for the Bulldogs, the latter not threat­ officer, training with tho Gth U. S. Cavalry, Regulars. Paramount Piduie League, ening until the eighth, although PuMr. Harp is well known in Tumpa where he was for fifteen months S! Umpire. Ffirmann reported Killcgcr *The Trail of latka hud three on ia the fourth hut associated with the Department of Justice and other ngcncies in the Post the lonesome ne for using abusive • language after lacked the punch to push a run across. Office Building, Tampa, and has figured in many important Government . *1 Pfirman had given an adverse decis­ Sensational fielding in every in­ investigations. Mr. Harp is known as a competent investigator and has 1 ion against Chicago Monday. ning hud the crowd continually on the indorsement the Agencies with whom he has been associated. Though under suspension, Killefer edge and Dominguez Is again credit­ Mr. It. E. SuUls from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a man of years of ex* .•managed the Chicago team yeaterdny tile fielding feature fenture ooff'th the ed with tlie e pcricnce will also be associated with the Agency. from a box near the visiting duguut. le, nlthutjgll | Yelets, in a shoegame Representative in Sanford at all times. ig entili tflH h tW Rome in on •tring y Inning. Hunter continued his early• .... AT „. I- .c.'li ^ *1. GRIFFMEN TOO batting atfcak With three singles Stilt out . MUCH FOR TY of four tltnes up, as he hit Monday. Tho Pols will play Orlando hero toAND COMPANY day and with the two exhibitions on NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY record it Is predicted a record-hrcukDETROIT, Aug. 29— In a game jng crowd will he on bond. Stores are featured by heavy hitting Washington Hock Building Night Phone— Hotel Angebilt being requested to close during the triumphed over Detroit yesterday, winning the game 10 to 9 by means of hours of the game today. Orlando, Flu. , Day Phone— 1401 n ninth inning rally which netted three runs. "Goose" Guslin lifted one Hot weather kickers will Eo cold of Holloway's shoots over the right weather kickers in n few weeks. field bleachers for a home run, the hit living one of tho longest seen at tho Fewer 'bukies ate born in summer. PRINCESS TUBA THE TONIGHT {wrk this season. I : : : : ; : : : : : : : : : ; : : : : : ; : : ; : ; : : ; ; ; ; ; : : ; ; ; : ; : : : ”: : : : : : : : : : : ; : : ; : : : We don’t blame them. Kaa*sJbi amiw*• a. J BASE BALL Elghty‘liiree Boys Registered and Many Towns Are Represented Ml : temperature to •■toptfjto to to to jfv G MARKETREPORT prin cess new s Wins TRAIN SCHEDULE MILANE NEWS a* a a ~ ■ i.Liai Fred Thomas j .it j , JI 1 �PAGE PIV1 THE 8ANrORD PAILy.HEBAM>/lWBBNE3bAY, AUQUST 23, 132.1m - r aising the Fam ily fto v - MPt (rQ1^ v o p o o v tz mixT 'r o i» e I I I tje .u u . n c i ^ u c u rMG.'t'RC. J G /v v p 'iS (NT SO P sS TVtE.'i Fisher /VccfTTjjjnt? to PA ‘s d o p o Ma M u st h a t a him * \----- - T n o c v t - i--------' IF a. W»FU w V t j MUR MG MUHrioxii 'X v<o*^rv*si F JfttcVtO ■^ g l l Cat i o R e JUST VO PBOVie tv to "tp-v t t'll c o s r t-a e 3 ('rvt-AoS f n b o x o p t“irv M ’iE V -F- r v j rv e f x .' w C u w e t .C ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ton can find the name 'of •eery lire Dneineea Man In Sanford In thla Column each day. CLASSIFIED ADS ■“ *■” “ i Claneifled Ada lc a word. No Ad taken for lean than 25c. And positively no Claniiiflcd Ads charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordingly. I RECKON Itri p O O W -v P O O H -/ f-N \w i ki ui»m o O R \ SHO U LD . S n i W O f e P f N P H E t l t tM fs~ O H .m iiM e n g s -G o s w c W OPRM : fM-s T H E M HfMR. - WWArVLb’ TD VcOOU) TP I UPXS r " MOsR.ta.ifeo— ^— * Hope Abandoned For British Steamer, Five Days Overdue THE PERILS OF INDIGESTION l!nst Seen Untiling With Typhoon In China Sen. The Disease That Strikes With­ out Warning. Quickest Way (o Get-*WcII is Through New Treatment Containing: Seven­ teen Ingredients That Renew Every Part of the Body. f l t y T h e A s s n rla tril P r e s s ) SHANGHAI, Aug. 20.—Hope is nbnmloned for the Ilritish steamer Myrtle, five days over due, from Chingwnngtao last seen August Hi battling a typhoon. It is believed all aboard perished, including six for­ eign officers, 50 odd members of crew. Chief officer was John R. Hudson, who gained prominence ns nrtie explorer-scientist. q hs M Da Hi *4 ft ft * 4 h i h f c i r i l t a * i l L i i » f c TIME TO ADVERTISE YOUR 5 HOUSES,7” ROOMS, GARAGES, ETC. na: ---- 7 , ' Classified nils In the Dally Herald have rented n garage, a house and fumir.hcd apartment during the past week that we know iff. Many others may have taken place without our know* ledge. From these re;ults it would seem that the time is ripe to advertise what you have for rent or sale. Twenty-five words or (ess cosls hut 23c for one day, 50c for three days or $1.00 for six days. Try a classified ad. 1*4 fc* Indigestion 4n nny form often proven fatal, but even in a mild de­ gree is dangerous, because it brings Quick Service Transfer ^ Ft P i Pn Pi Pi Pi Ivi Pa Pi Pa P n P i P i P s l u R i l k h on one ailment after another, running Storage Facilities throughout the entire system, taking in the liver, stoninch nnd blood, pro­ (I we pleaae you, tell others; If not. FOR SALE 1 t o 131, lv,vttv IlllOlh. r* In- a rerllflevt c h e e k In t h e su m o f 1590.01) ducing malnutrition and finally reach­ el ilvuesliyv e ,f r oa m n d l o Dial m e In Ih e (u l l n w - m a d e p a y a b l e t o th e C o u n t y Hoard nf tell na. Phone 498 es tho heart. For this reason nny P u b l i c t n s t r u e t l o n for S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ lo g m anner, t o .w it ; FARMERS—You can get seed bod 15 to ty . F lo r id a , su eli e h r e k o f t h e wuecosx* H ands n u m b e r e d from 1 remedy that merely relieves the pain frnm~i and irrigation plugs at the m a t u r e J u l y 1st, 1921. fill der In tie r e t a i n e d n s 1b |u l d n t e d It must be nice to lie so wise nnd Is not sufficient, hut n complete sys­ H a n d s hiiml-i red from 10 ( ti no l o d a mbaid g e s t o tlie Hoard s h o u l d t h o stteSANFORf) NOVELTY Sanford Novelty Works, 100-tic great that you don’t feci ashamed to temic treatment is necessary to get Hintura J u l y 1 st. 1923. r e s s f u l b id der fall or ' r e f u s e tn t a k a l lo n d s n u m b , red fr om 3 1 to 13 tn up s a id bu ild s a c c o r d i n g l o t h e t e r m s permanently well. WORKS FOR SALE—Hosier and Gaya’ paints enjoy the things common people en­ m n t u r v J o l t t st , I92'’-. o f Mils n o t i c e a n d Ills bill. T h e s a i d ■This complete treatment is found l l o n d s n u m b e r e d f r o m to tn r.o In Hoard r e s e r v e s t h e r ig h t to r e j e c t a n y and varnishes at Sanford Novelty joy. V. C. COLLER, Prop. Maty Miles Mlnfer only in a prescription called Rc-Cu- in ut tir«« J u l y 1nt • 1 - T. nn d all Mils. All p r o p o s a l s s h o u l d bo 1inmlH tiiiiiilii’M tl f r o m 01 t o 73 to a d d r e s s e d t n t h e C o u n t y Hoard o f t rtnthe Rjfflmount Pidure , Mii, which contnins seventeen well Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc nr,- J u l y i*t. 1 :• 2 s.. General Shop and Mill ijOR SALK—Rhode Island eggs for P ublic In struction for Sem in o le C o u n ­ known nnd thoroughly tested ingre­ m ulItonds •The Trail of the lonesome Pine* n u m b e r e d from 70 tn t»0 to t y . F lo r id a . e n r e o f T W. L a w t o n , FOR SALE ' dients, so skillfully compounded, that unit lire J u l y 1st. 1929. S e c r e t a r y , S a n f o r d , F lo r i d a , and m a r k ­ Work setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT In Paoin, sixteen acres grove, fur­ each one performs its function on the Iton ds n u m b e r e d f r o m t o 105 to ed "Hid f o r Honda.” . W i t n e s s th e h a n d s nf th o C h a ir m a n various parts of the body perfectly m a t u r e J u l y 1st. 1930. CONTRACTOR and BUrLDER Ellsworth, Honrdnll Avenue, Snn- nished bouse, $5,250,0(1. 1 0 out m mimlu-reil fr<>m toil t o und S e c r e t a r y am) t h o seal o f said mul harmoniously. 83-tfp Eighteen ncres, furnished home, $7,Hoard at S a n f o r d , S e m l n u t r C o u n t y , m a t u r e J u ly 1st, I M I . 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. ford. This rcmnrkahle prescription starts F lo r id a . Mils th o Till d a y o f A u g u s t , Hoiii Ih iiiinilieri'iJ f r o m IlM to FOR SALK OH KENT—House, after 375.00. ISM. right to work on the digestive tract, nintui'c J u l y 1st. I'Jtti. Ilroctn iiimiliereit front l"»i l o . t t t l | o cocnty miAnn op n riti.tc in Ten acres, shack, young citrus trees, relieves constipation, purifies the m at Ufa J u l y 1st. ti'33. August 1st.—See W. J. Thigpen. S T I t l V T I O N F O |t S E M I N O L E B. W. HERNDON blood (the cause of rheumatism), $ 1 , 000 . 00 . COUN TY. K U U I I P A . KH-tfc unit. cleanses the kidneys and puts your Wtii i i i o . It niipou rs f r o m s a i d iic tlIty : C. F. I I A l t lt l S i C I . C h a ir m a n . Five ncres, uncleared, fine location, AI t e s t : FOR SALK—HERO POTATOES for entire system to rights, thoroughly I loll nil'll, !IS p f o l ' is il l ll . lllilt lilt INSURANCE AGENCY f H oard ) T. W. L A W T O N , ’ • acting upon the colon, which, accord­ lull- ii III c o n n e c t loll w lt li t In- Is su a n c e I S e a l oSupt full planting, either Hllss or Rose $900.00. a n d M x - lif f le lii S e c r e t a r y . Certain Types of Farming Fur Cer­ o f said lion.ds liy Mu* Mlly or bitiiford. Eight acres, ten room house furf ir e --------AUTO-------- I10NDS ing to Prof. Mctcluiikifff of the Pas­ S e h e l lo M nines. No. 4.—F. F. IJutton & Co. 110-tfc F lo r i d a , liavu lienn r e g u l a r In e v e r y tain Parts of Stale. A t t o r n e y for Hoard, teur Institute, Paris, is the cause of r e s p e c t , und In si riel e n n f n r m l l y w i t h .nlshed, grove, $9,000.00. S a n f o r d . F la . FOR SALE—Hairy and stable ma­ Six ncres, bearing grove, $5,775.00. all our hodiiy aches nnd pains. Re- law , a n d Hint nil Mels, e o i n l l l Ions a n d (t-3;-*9-9-B -i;-13-6tc rciiiilred liy l a w In e x i s t , h a p ­ Cu-Mn will dispel biliousness, sick *thlMRs nure, car lots.—Link & llngley, Box TALLAHASSEE, Aug'. 29.—.Seri­ S. 0. Shinholser pe n and li« p e r f o r m e d , p r e c e d e n t l" Four acres grove, lienring $3,000.00. ' beaches, nervousness and completely and In I h e I s s u a n r e o f said Imnds. h a v e 2401 Tnmpn St. 117-l Jtp e r of S a le o f XAn.tMMl.no Mperlal T a x Five acres, house, ham, citrus trees ous errors are almost certain to be 1rid your system of all toxic poisons, e x i s t e d , h a v e liu p p en ed and l i m e licclt h o l l Hrhool t l l s i r l r t N o. 3, N r m ln o lr made by farmers who attempt to Contractor and Builder. r e g u l a r an d d u e l im e , FOR SALE—Good saddle or buggy $ 2 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 . C e n n l ) , 1’ltirhla, Hal,I D l s l r l e l lie I which have been the direct cause of fpoerrmf o ramnedd mIn a n lie r , u s r eipilre d liy law . to n \ i s „ K n o w n n s l.n n x iv iH sT S |i e r j pony. Iruiuirc ut Seminole Hotel. N o w , T h e r e f o r e , In p iir s u a n i........ f all ISO acres, home and improvements, change frum one type of farming tu your sickly condition. Inl T ax Hrhmil l l l a t r l r t . S c h o o l lln nda. Ke-l’u-Mn is sold and recommended o r d e r o f tin- I'ourl l i e n In m a d e n o t ic e another, unless those who direct the SANFORD ■ FLORIDA N o lle,- Is h e r e b y g i v e n Hint s e a l e d 130-3tp $3,300.00. Is h c r cliy g i v e n Mint Mn- c l t l r e n s mid b id s w i l l In, r e c e i v e d by t h e C o u n t y liy tlie Union Pharmacy and other o f Ills C it y o f H anford. llnard o f P u b l i c I n s l r i i e l l o n o f S o m l n l s USED CABS Four acre grove, nice home, $8,- movement have a thorough under­ I good drug stores, and if you don't Fl ulox r i dpaa,y earrse l,y s a id o r d e r m i i i l i <1 to C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , ut t h e u f f l c c o f thn standing of tile forces which control fei;) (i decided change in yuiy_ciiljdiA. P. Connelly & Sons 'Ve hay* .the. J.qt of. .ftllghtb In- hoi ) -a p p ea r lirlul'* iM e-CIrvuli Court S i i p e r i o l i ' i i d i i l t o f F u b l l e I n s l r i i e l l o n .................... ? ■. . types of faiming riilnpll'd to different ’llon nfter taking according to direc­ Jlf llfn K ece-illt J u d i c i a l T-trCnll o f tin- o f Ihe «alit C o u n t y at t h e C ou rt llu lt s n E a l a h l l a l l c * H»tm med rnr* ever offered for mile in II. F. TILLER, a , on Ihp s l x l l l day of In S a n f o r d . F lo r id a , on or b e f o r e t h o tions, you get your money hack.— SS it pa ll ee mol fo r.F lo r idI». regions. IS33. at t h e h o u r "f- e x p i r a t i o n o f t h i r t y d a y s fr b m t h e first t'entrnl Florida. The cant listed he129-titc Paebi, Fla. Ural Estate, Lonlis and Insurance Adv. (i a n'eloeU, A. M . ul S im fo r d . In Mn* p u b l i c a t i o n o f Mils n o tlr n an d u n t il This is the advice offered those who low are not to he compared with the C o u n t y " f S e m i n o l e an d S t a l e o f F l o r ­ F oil o 'clo c k In t h e a f t e r n o o n o f S a t ­ Phone 48 lOPtKMugnolia Avc. contemplate a change in information ida. Illen e n d t h e r e l o s h o w c a u s e If | urday. S e p t e m b e r U n d . 1923. f o r th o usual ho.called second hand earn. They The Daily Herald, !5c per week. on* Mn > h a v e w h y said h o d s s h o u l d p u r c h a s e o f f33.0UO.ntl Special T ax sent out by the federal department of are late models, strictly high class, FJ)B BENT nol In- v a l i d a t e d and c o n f i r m e d ; S c h o o l D i s t r i c t No. 2, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . agriculture. These changes are ever W I T N E S S my h a n d an d t h e s e a l o f F lo r id a , bonds, Said b o n d s b e i n g d a t e d STEWART The Florist und in fine condition in every way. present in great farming regions, as­ WATCH DIGESTION IN SUMMER l In* C ircu it I'ourl of Ih e S e v e n t h . fu d l - Jill)' 1st, 1913.-'Clearing In ter es t ut Ihn Come, look ’em over. We know you'll c In| r ir e i i t i o f llm S t a l e o f F lo r id a , In rut,- o f six p e r r e n t per a n n u m . I n t e r Too much ice cream, pie, salads, Cut Ftuwcra--------------Floral Designs FOR BENT- One furnished room suming greater proportions in time* mill F o r I lie Count y "f S e m i n o l e , ,nn esl p a y a b l e s e m l - a u n u n l l ) ', on I be llrst iikr them: pickles and cold drinks during the litil with connecting both. Prefer two of agricultural depression, and for ini tin- I t i h d ay o f A n n u a l A. |) . 1923. d a y o f J u l y an d J a n u a r y o f e a r h y e a r Annual and Ornamental Plante u n t il m a t u r i t y ; s a i d b o n d s t o m a t u r e K A l io l'M I .A S S . Ford Sedan, Hlarter, etc. weather cause* indigestion. Coated or i SC .\ 1,1 young men.—211 E. Second St. the benefit of those who consider Clerk uf t l ie C ir cu it C o u r t o f t h e and I lie n r ln r lp u l P e e o u ie s d u e an d Ford Kunahout, starter, etc. *11 Myrtle Avc.-----------Phone 260-W . 121-tfc them, the United Slates agricultural furred tongue, had breath, nnd sour or S e v e n t h Jin llr lu l I ' l r e u l l o f F lo r i d a . p a y a b l e t h i r t y y e a r s a f t e r t h e d a t e ; said b o n d s h a v e b e e n v a l i ­ Ford Touring, Hlarter, etc. |lv : V. E. lUH'MLASS. D r p n l y C lerk , dt haet r' de o fand feverish btoinmh are symptoms of c o n f i r m ' d by d e c r e e o f t h e FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, authorities have issued a special Far­ tIlia malady that can lie corrected with i l . \V. S p e n c e r , Jr.. Ilupmobilc Touring, 1922. C ircu it Court o f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l A lth r iie s l-u I'e tltlo iie r. mers’ Bulletin—No. 128!)—describing C ircu it o f F lo r id a , d a t e d A u g u s t 3rd, SANFORD MACHINE Chevrolet Touring "490.” bed room,‘also garage. 117 Laurel Foley Cathartic Tablets. "1 hud stom­ k - 1 r. - g 2 - r r»- r*- r. - z i «-. 1933. sulit b o n d s to be s o ld for d e l i v e r y the Distribution and Types of Farm­ 123-tfc Avenue. ln tw e n ty d a y s n fle r w ritten n o ­ NuKh Light Six touring, late type. ach trouble nnd tried Foley Cathartic \ , i l l e e o f S a l e o f S3 n.O0 .IM) s p r e l a l T a x tiwcUe h uf COMPANY u r f e p t n n r r o f Ptd Is g i v e n ; said ing in the United States. It gives 1-OJt BENT Bungalow, 5 rooms and WillyH-Knight touring, late type. Tablets. They gave ipiick relief and Ne h it .,1 D l s l r l e l \ i » . ft. S e m i s , i l r « ', n t n - b o n d s of H.OiMi.nn d e i t u m l n a t l u n an d General Machine and Boiler an analysis of types of farming in l v , F l o r i d a , S a i d l l l a l r l e l I t r l n a V is a In ter est an d p r in c ip a l pa) utile a t thn Dodge Tourings, 3 1922, 1 1923, 2 sleeping porch, corner 11th street now 1 can eat anything,” writes J. Works H , 1,1 IVII a s l i r l i r t a Mp e e l s i T a x H r h a u l N a l b n i s l Park D a n k o f t h e C i t y an d the country. It is possible, ut least and Oak ave. Apply Mrs. Julius TakHtiil.' o f N e w York. Osborn, I.ucusvilic, Ohio. A whole­ H U I r l e l . S e h o n l H o n d a . ul hern. Cylinder Grinding e Is h e r e b y g i v e n Mint s e a l e d W r i t t e n "p in io n o f Mr. Jtio. C. T h o m ­ urh, next door. 124-Gtp in a general way, says the depart­ some physic that sweeten* tho stom­ IvIitNko t ic D o d g e B o n d s t r r , 1922. I’honc 62-------- Sanford, Florida w i l l he r e c e i v e d by t h e C o u n t y son. a i t o r n e y , o f N e w Y ork, a p p r o v i n g ment, to determine what farm enter­ Hoard 'll P u b l i c liiH truelh.il o f S e m itlie v a l i d i t y o f s a i d b o n d s w i l l ba f u r ­ ach, tones the liver and cleanses the Dodge Coupe, 1923. TO RENT—Furnished room nnd kit­ prises are adapted to a region by nol.' C o u n t y . F lo r i d a , ul t h e o f f i c e o f nish ed . Ford Worm Drivp; Truck. Hie S iip e r liije o d i'iit o f P u b l i c I n s l r u n Knelt Idd iiiiihI lie a r c o m p a ti l r i l w i t h chenette, 11th street und Elm Ave­ studying the physical, biological, and bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv. i p . u of t h o s a id C o u n t y at t h e I’o u r l a O' r I If led cllt-ck In tlie sum of Rco Speed Truck, 1922. nue.—M. Schneider. 126-3tp economic conditions prevailing there, H o u s e In Hanford. F lo r id a , o n nr . b e ­ f'.titi.titi m a d e p a y a b l e l<> t h e C o u n t y Not lee Is lie r eliy g i v e n Mint I, t h e f o r e t h e e x p i r a t i o n o f t h i r t y d a y s from llonril of I'uhtle I n s t r u c t i o n for S e n tlSon\e of the above earn were traded IV)|{ ItIWT CllilAI’—3 acres of nnd the adaptability of various enter­ t i n d e r s l u n< d. n m a r r i e d w o m a n , t h e t h e first p u b l i c a t i o n o f Mils n o t i c e nnd ibde t ’o n n t v . F lo r id a , s u c h c h e e k o f ill on Dodges, but most of thrni arc « Ife o f It, W. I l e r u d o n . a n d a r e s id e n t u n lit 3:CU o'cloc k in t h e a f t e r n o o n o f t h e s u e e ,- s s f ul b id d e r l o bo r e t a i n e d ns ground for fall crop. Inquire of prises to these conditionso f Hanforil, In t h e S l a i n o f F lo r id a , S a l u n l a y . S e p t e m b e r 22nd. I!'!?, for H'litblilted dam ages to the Jtmirvt left with uh to lie Mild and applied on Mrs. E. E. Washburn, West Side. tend t o a p p l y hy y ietliio ii In c h a n c e r y Mn- p u r c h a s e o f *2U.l)fl0.0l> .........Ml Tn* Should t h e s u e e ,- s s f ill b id d e r f a l l nr Physical factors such us soil nnd In to Hie J u d g e o f th e C lr vu lt Court of purchane of Dodge Carn. r e f u s e l o l a k e up s a id b o n d s n e dSe hon l D i s t r i c t No. & . S e m l o o l n C o u n t y . 129-2tp; ltw-p climatic conditions play an import­ t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir c u it o f tlta F lo r id a , ■Imnds, s a id b o n d s lo-ln g d a t e d i n a to t h e t e r m s o f t h e not lee a n dr o rhi* fa sh —Trade—Terms S t a t e o f F lo r id a , in a n d f o r Mu* C o u n t ) a n u a r y 1st. 1923. b e a r i n g I n t e r e s t n t bid. T h e s a id Hoard reserven the FOR RENT—Two 0-room apartments ant part in the type of farming adap­ o f S e m i n o l e , o n t h e SOth dn v o f Kep- JHie r a t e o f s i x p e r c e n t per a n n u m . In­ r ig h t to r e j e c t a n y nnd all bids. A ll SANFORD MOTOR CO. -------- •• ■» t e in her, IMIJ. at S a n f o r d . F lo r id a , or t e r e s t p u v n b lr * c m l - a n n u a l l y on th a p r o p o s a ls s h o u l d be a d d r e s s e d t o t h e table to n given .’region, it is stated. —come nnd sec them ,rent reason­ Cards of Sanford’* Repot- M Phone 3 Dodge Dcalcra w h e r e v e r t h e Court m a y t h e n he, fur llrst d a y o f J u l y an d J a n u a r y o f enrh C o u n t y llonril able. Corner Seventh Street and Myr­ Temperature limits the northern dis­ a l i c e n s e to m a n a g e . l a k e c h a r g e of y e a r u n t il m a t u r i t y ; sa id b o n d s to f o r S e m i n o l e C o uonf t y P. uFblol i cr i dIan. s tCraurcot i onnf able Prefeaelonal Men, each M 128-OB: __________ c o n t r o l m y p r o p e r t y an d t o In c o m e m a I n f e und t h e p r in c ip a l b o c i m e S dU" T. W. L a w t o n . Secretary, Sanford. 129-3tp tribution of cotton, southern distri­ and of whom, 4k hla ehoeen pro- * • FOR SALK—2 gin stoves, 1 ice box, tle Ave. Dr. Noble. it f r e e d e a l e r In e v e r y r esp e ct nffd p a y a b l e th irty years after Un- F lo r i d a .and m a r k e d "lllil fnr ttond*.'' bution of wheat, and northern dis­ HVA A. H KHNllO N. d a l e I H e r e o f ; s a id b o n d s h a v e lie. It W i t n e s s t h e b a u d s o f t h e C h a ir m a n KOIfRENT—One to six furnished fceelos the Tferald ' rccom- ** 8-22-2U-II-f. - |g-IU-£,to nnd two tables cheap. 200 East vat III ul ed and c o n f i r m e d by i le e r e e of mid S e e r H iir v a n d th e s e a l o f said loams in Paoin. Pleasant und heal­ tribution of corn. Rainfall nnd length mende to the people. 9 » Third Street. MnC ir c u it C ou rt o f llnH e v e n l h J u d i ­ Hoard at S a n f o r d . S e m i note C o u n t y , 128-3tp of growing season are other import­ I n I k e t ' l r r u t t I ' o u r l f o r I h e a r t e i i l b c ia l C ir cu it o f F lo r i d a , d a t e d J u n e F lo r id a , l i d s t h e t i l l d a y o f A u g u s t , thy locutiun.—It. T. Tiller, l’aola. pm .111lb. 1933; nabl P onds l o lie s o ld for 19*3, .l i n l l e l i il C l r r a l l o f I h e H l n l r o f FOR SALE—Leghorn cockerels, fine 129-Ote ant factors the effects o f which are d e livery w ith in t w e n t y d a y s a f t e r l 'I IF N’T Y H O A R D O F PIMM.Ill I N ^ m i K I K I K m i K j K P K I 'lo rlita . In a n d F u r N ro iln o lr H TItCCTIO N FOIt SKM1NOLK w r i t t e n n o t i c e o f a c o e p i n n c o »Lf Idd is stock, $1.50 each.—II. T. Tiller, I’avery apparent in our agriculture. C oiih I) . g i v e n : said b o n d s of I I . turn.uo i le n o m C O UN TY. F L O R ID A , olu. -129-Otc FOR RENT—Five room cottage on The second class iff factors discuss­ C i t y o f S a n f o rCdI.T AFTloI rOidNa. , a in n n l e l p a l liiritPni noil In t e r e s t nnd n r l u e lp a l p a y t t y ; C. F . H A R R I S O N . C h a ir m a n . Sanford Heights. Apply to If. C. A l l e s l : utile ul tli-N a t i o n a l P a r k D ank of tinr iir p o r .itIon. hy anil l lir o m d i F o r r e s t ed In the bulletin is culled [biological George A. DeCottes FOR SALE-One Helen light plant DuBosc. ( He it 1 o f H oard) T W. L A W T O N . 130-3^1 factor*. The effect of the boll weevil l a k e , H tl. C h a s e , a n d t*. J. M arsh all, C lt v an d S l a t e tif N e w V ork. Su pt and K x - O f f t r lu S e c r e t a r y . W r i t t e n o p i n io n o f Mr. Jnn. ft. T h o m ­ with some fixtures at $175.00, also c o m p r i s i n g Ihe C it y C o m m i s s i o n of Attorney-a (-Law H c h r l l f Maine,*: son, a i t o r n e y , o f N e w Y or k , a p p r o v i n g th e C ity e f Hanforil. F lo r id a , in reducing cotton ncreageTrenr the rOUND two engines. Reason for selling, city Over Seminole County Bonk A i t o r n e y for Hoard, Ih e v a l i d i t y o f sub! b o n d s w i l l bu f u r ­ vs. S a n f o r d , F la. * ed . MNFORD FLORIDA power. Address ft. IL Muir head, t'OUND—License tug. Owner cim Gulf nnd Atlantic cpnst* is an ex- H in t s o f F lo r i d a , e x rel, (J e o rg e A. ) ie - nish . * - 2 2 - 2 9 -# .E - 1 2 - I 9 -EU Kuril Idd m u s t b e ur c om tu tn lad w i t h C u ltH , State A ttorney for the ample. Many other rases cited In ilrisson Riding. 130-3tp have same by calling ut the Herald S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir c u it o f t h e S t a t u office nnd paying for this ad. 110-tfc which insect posts nnd fungous dis­ T oo fthFe loCrlitdl r* e. n s un d T a x I’a y e r s o f t h e FRED R. WILSON eases are determining factors. C ity n f Huiifnrd, F lo r i d a ' h e r e a s , a p e t i t i o n Was Hied In t h e WE SPECIALIZE In the third c l a s s are economic fac­ s h W ATTORNEY-AT-LAW LOST o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e o n t h i s H t l i day W. J. THIGPEN Pirat National Dank Building In Making LOST—Cameo pin, valued ns keep­ tors, such ns cost of transportation o f A u g u s t . A. D. H'2J. liy t h e C i t y u( r d . F lo r i d a , u m u n i c i p a l e o r p o r n Hanford Florida sake, Reward If returned to Ilcr- and distance from market. Another Stloa nnfo Real Estate . hy und t h r o u u h F n r n s t L a k e , H. C h a se , and I'. J, M a r s h a ll, u s the 123-tfc important item is competition with O, FIRE, MFE. AUTO INSURANCE uld office. c i t y C o m m i s s io n o f t h e C it y o f H an­ regions which can produce more ford. F lo r id a , a g a i n s t t h e Hint" o f LOST—f’sir eye glasses wit,h gold ELTON J. MOUGHTON F lo r i d a , e x ret, G e o r g e A. D v C o ttc* . or nose piece. Reward If returned to cheaply. p r a y i n g f o r t h e v a l i d a t i o n o f c u r t a in -ARCHITECT Tho bulletin aims to make clour the iionil* o f t h e C ity o f Hanforil, F lo r id a , REPAIRS Montezuma Hotel. 130>3tp First ^National Bank Building ine H undred and F if t y ANYTHING OK CANVAS part these fundamental factors play oInn et hTe hsuuums u nodf t D ollars, fullv. d e se r llo d SANFORjj* FLORIDA Cook Storea, Sewing Machine*. Phon­ WANTED ALSO In said p e t i t io n , a u t h o r i s e d liy a c e r ­ in determining the possibility of 'es­ ographs, Guns, all work guaranteed. t a i n r e s o l u t i o n , d u ly a d o p t e d hy t h e tablishing on a profitable bails n new -----I f WANTED—To exchange G-passcnger C it y C o m m i s s i o n n f I lls C it y o f S u n 21 years experience. ford. F lo r i d a , on t h e nth d a y o f J u l y , touring car, looks und runs like or different type of farming, and to A. I>. 1923. e n t i t l e d : WADE BROS. show that the kind of farming yvhlch "A l l e s o l u i l o n P r o v i d i n g fn r o n I s CIf$LLE MAINES new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or spp of Uonils Hy T lie C it y nf HXpfnrrt, 311 SANFORD AVENUE IJjght truck.—Kny Brother*, phone 648, prevails is based on- Ihenf) rather' F l o r i d a . In t h o s u m o f o n e H u n d r e d Qualities at LAWYER -:r s , t h e IT o You Sanford. ________ 118-tfc than on tho dealiys or whims of the Fe eiel dl )s- o Dn ee r iTv ehdo u sf ar onmd Dt hoel l aHale Thereuf Court House WAN'MJD—Two connecting rooms farmers. A copy ufitjio bulletin may T o l ie Csod t o H e l p F ln a n r u I h e P r o ­ Automobile Bodybuild­ furnished for light housekeeping on lie secured from the United States Sp torretei ot n Iamt ep rPoavretmoefn ttsh eA sCsoessts endf ACge ar ti na isnt department of ngrlquRuro, Washing­ P r o p e r t y A b u t t i n g s a i d S t r e e t I m ­ first floor.—J. F. G. care Herald. ing and Repairing VlM Examined Glaoeeo Deelgned p r o v e m e n t * ; D e s c r i b i n g t h e F o r m an d 129-6tp ton, D. C., ns long ns tho supply lasts, C o n d i t i o n s o f S a id Honda t o tie an I s ­ Comer of Park Ave. and Second SL su e d . a n d P r o v i d i n g fu r a S in king Henry McLaulin, Jr., SANFORD, FLORIDA FOR RENT—Two furnished three- it Is stated. F u n d f o r t h s P a y m e n t o f Ih e P r l n c l pul an d I n l e r r x t o f s a i d l lo n d s ." . Opt D. room apartment*, over Herald of­ I s su e d p u r a u a n l t o c e r t a i n Charles Stein, Prop. First sign of fall is when the front aonr dd e rtso ahe n d r e s o l u t i o n s u f tin- c i t y fice. Apply to A. P. Connelly. Oplkiaa-Optoactrtot la on the pumpkin and the ihock D Cum m i s s i o n n f t h e C i t y o f H anford. 130-Stp t i l Root FIrat Btroet Sanford. Fla. 1114, 201 S. Main St. F lo r i d a , d u t y h ad und a d o p t e d , anld Anyone In need of n carpenter in the priceIm n ds t o h e o f t h e d e x o m l n a l l o n o f WANTED—By couple with one baby O n e T h o u s a n d D o l l a r s e a c h , h e a r i n g or any enrpenter'out of work ORLANDO, FLORniA A wlscman never stands out in I n t e r e s t a t Ih n r a t e u f five un d o n e room nnd board in privnts family, Notify J. Wi Rutlidge, Bus­ Savage* inflict punlahment on h a lf per r e n tu m per an n u m . Interest "Firat in our line” room on first floor. Address A. V. the rain or tries too pen a can with p a y a b l e s e m i - a n n u a l l y , o n t h e first iness Agent, 307 East Third t>icmielve|!!ln the name of religion. d u v s o f J a n u a r y a n d July o f e a c h y ear, . 13Q-jtp pocket ,M fe. • a i d b u n d s t o bu n u m b e r e d c u n a c c u tm w m s k . . -*'•d0 K W M W O H M 5 W K : ; . I T ay , 'A 4 v f , .pf ^ ' n •e Changing: Farming: Causes Some Trouble and Serious Errors PURELY = PROFESSIONAL = A WN I N G S SHADES LLERS m in g S h o p HU � 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, August 29, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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