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' n t f . .• _ < . i SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS S A M F dtD , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , A P R IL i , 1924. K fi «. fW r /( flMfi '. =sj= LUME Vi. * ff'. r},- *»T ■ - . k'iretS? MM , W ifson Telia 'O il C o m m ittee Pruning Knife Applied MeKellar Resolution Launch­ I M ag n ate B ro u g h t B efore no B H u td l o f 4 oraly When Rate ScUuiuc* ed Last Friday Again Bobs In v e s tig a tio n C o m m it* m m P u ttin g O v er N o m in a tio n Are Taken Up by Senate tip in Senate Only to Be R efuges .* to T e s tif y —j O f W a rre n H a rd in g In Finance Committee bat 25 Laid Aside on Table With WilCnsr t o Com e t o 1920 C onvention — ' G ave #ireepl Income Tax Cat No One Objecting or De­ in g to n to F u r n is h , D a u g h e rty !25;000 fo r T ile h Approved By Them. manding Its Consideration. ,000 Bond to A n sw e r i ftftft^t s H o rd in g ; C o m ^ ig n F u n d . No Charge of Wrong Doing. ;.foij C o n te m p t C h a rg e s I B y T h * A m w Ii I H P r M ) / f -ft WASHINGTON, Apr. 1. f » r Tftc -A— d a ted P r e s s ) • (O r Tfte A M M la tH P rraa) H f 'Tile A H M l a l f ^ P r n a ) Peck Teetiltwi In Dsurherty In* provision in the revenue bill WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.— WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.—A LSHINGTON, Apr. 1—Indictvestigstion Case That Fprmef . While the senate oil committee a 25 pet cent reduction on inc resolution designed to oust Sec­ bjr a federal fraud jury here Attorney General Stopped came taxes .'payable, thia year was was in recess hfonday, .opponent < retary Mellon from Ids office pn my of Harry F. Sinclair, to approved unanimously by «\thfc of the leasing- of the naval re­ technical grounds, launched last TrUI> i ' the' government leased the senate finance committee. serves were restricted In their F rid ay . by Senator MeKellar, (Hr Tfc* Aaanclatrd I'rraa) Dt Dome oil .reserve, on con* This action was taken after •a to the floor of the senate Democrat, Tennessee, bobbed up WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.—Har­ action charges resulting from his day in which the pruning knife whero development centered automatically In the senate Mon­ to testify before Ithe sen* ry M. Daugherty's part in stopping around a resolution "by Senator had been used vigorously when day only to land on the table eommittee constituted the the trial of thp “Miller Brothers" Dill, the rata schedules were taken up Democrat, Washington, with no one demanding action action of the kind to grow calling for the resignation of HttMr la Sentenced to'Five Years Other action , a t me night session upon it. !of the senate’s Investigation in the Indian land fraud case in Assistant . Secretary .Roosevelt included modification of the cor­ Imprisonment and Small Fines MeKellar All Alone. •leases. The action eventual* Oklahoma during the spring of It proposes to express the ‘sense poration . tag, insertion uf a pro­ —Others Receive Lighter ; It was buffeted severely by is' behaved, m y .lead to a 1021, was described Tuesday to the of the senate" that President vision to prevent Issuance hereSentences. Mr. Mellon’s Republican defend­ by the Unit, United States su* Semite^ Daugherty investigating Coolldge should ask for the as­ after of tag oxampt securities ers before it waa-stranded, while I# court onn the authority of Committee by H. M. Peck former sistant secretary's resignation. and rejection of sales tax piro< Hr T h e A aaeelateO r t m u ) Senator McKellarU was the only to develop evidence along / MUNICH. BAVARIA. Apr. I. posal. Resuming its inquiry into the voice urging It on its way. United tSates attorney in a West fallowed in the present in—General Erich Ludendorff, for­ To Increase Corporation T * £ story of the oil deal at the Chicago Whether it will be refloated later Oklahoma district. The case in­ Republican convention in 1920 the It was agreed to increase the Is a mater of dispute among sen­ mer German field marshal, waa Attorney Gordon vras volved 10,000 acres valued a t $60 oil committee was told by R. • H. acquitted today *of a charge of corporation tax of 12% per cent ate Democratic leaders who conTuesday that Sln- an acre, Peck said, when ready for Wilson, former superintendent of hat Harry Hi treason for his part in the unsuc­ ArJenningif^pnc-Hm'e ti fit balidit, now an evangelist, told the ferred during the debate on tho cessful rfvolt here in November, to 14 per cent and elitninatg the '.would come. to Washin ishincton the trial qf Guthrie in May 1021. public instruction In Oklahomn, of wisdom of pressing it, while Sen««« ^ »" November, special 4aw on capifel stock y to furnish bond) of $5,000 amounting to $1 for each $IJ900 a “boast" by Jake Hamon, oil Senate oil investigating cgmn ttee that the late Jake Hamon told him ntor Robinson, of Arkansas, the •r» U r» . n,U ^ormer He added taht a “peroanal" letter IWer trial on of con tJeqnings) Hamon gave n mi ion dollars in the last presidential camatlc lender, 0 1 1™Hee I'uehncr convicted of stock. operator, who was serving as that Democratic who returned | ,l olic* ,p0«hn«r were ^convicted L'for refusal to answer mtes* from the attoriey general direct­ state’s Republican national com­ hlngton after an absence of eentenced to flva years Senator Keeg, , Republican. to Washington '• Ufe^olT cbmmittae. CbT^ T_____ He ed its continuance to the fall term. mitteeman, that he had “put ov^r,” bS b d days, dlacUlmed responsi- Imprisonment and a fine of 200 Pennsylvania, who proposed; the several These criminal cases ended in pdas for Sinclair to make pH i action, said It would make no it thg move initiated by PthPe,l* 0*? bility for . _____________. _ Hnuxm . of guilty and flnes, the department the nomination of Warren Hardarrival here. Tennessee senator. Dr.‘ Weber and Colonel Kriebel, material change in the amount of justice directing that this course ing. . Hamon was quoted aa saying ho Not Charging Wrong Doing. accused of being HiUer's aides, of revenue collected from this be taken, witness said, adding that had given $25,000 to Daugherty McKelUr declored ho I received like sentences. Dr; source, but that present admin­ no'civil action had been inaugu­ Senator i’ the oil operator was not in istrative difficulties would be tho Mellon Frisch, former president of for Harding campaign .funds. Mr. filngton but that It was their rated to recover tha lands and that Munich Senator Dill introduced his with any w row Soing or failure, I p*1 *^0*1 ' district, and Captain lessened by - elimination of the. l (hat he would'return volun- the Miller Brother* still had therrA resolution without comment, but but merely inflating upon enLieutenant Peurnt and capital stock tax. The vote on Peck said inAul his further ex­ r to face the- Indictment Ten Senator. Wadsworth, Republican. forcement of old statutes forLieuUnants Brueckner and Wag- the-motion'eras 5 to i i were listed in the indict* perience as United States attor­ Now York, tgpk tho first oppnr^ led- also proposed the bidding tbe appointment of fed- (”, r ,wfJ? -Kiyen-J3-—months and j . whleh- was »|gned-by^ Die- ney ha-had-never—known -another •unity amendment, which was carried A Block of Indictments Handei to stack "the evident mo­ Sentiment of Basiness and Pro­ case whojre the attorney general cral fiscal offceVs of meh “interfin^ 100 Attorney Gordon and-Atlee bs a similar vote, to make tax­ Down by Washington Grand tive behind it.” Declaring the fessional Men Against C< m ested or concerned" in .the carryy 10 ,P "Greets of c Munich by m e end Owen J. Roberts, as took such a personal interest. able the income from statu and the Jury Including Prominent author of the resolution “hud de­ bination of Auditorum an ing on of commercial enterprises. and the »pm»ches to The land fraud case in Okla­ r* assistants, each referring municipal securities hereafter IsOfficails liberately withheld the futits City Hall. Senator Reed, Republican; P en-1'™ * h“u“ «s^nbled an armed homa and the federal judgeship ciflc question* asked Sinclair sui ac­ pponenta argued such upon his preamble," nsylvania, who lad the defenders, “ ""P- V p J nelmeted troops sued. Opponents r lator Walsh, Democrat, Mon- appointment in New York gathered bearing Clly The AaanclatrU I’h m ) ne unconstitutional and lion was uncnnstitutiobal n r T ftr Aaaoelatrd l*r »»l Senator Wadsworth contended today Within farflung miscellany 1, In the course of the olf com* WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.— asserted from personal knowlORLANDO, April 1 lando would have to be brought about topics receiving attention of tho th* purpose w*s “a bare attempt inlge that Mr. Mellon had flvestdl i’s<inqulry. besmirch, by false inuendo the voters decide Tuesday whethir or Washington’s federal grand jury ed himself of every commercial ‘n,t l>«iestnana. The verdict )y a constitutional amendment. questions, which Sinclair re* Senate Daugherty investigating to struck out sharply Monday at not the much talked of nuditcyium |was received with popular ap­ Such an amendment was .defeat-, name of a publi« ofllcinl.’t He re­ ___ . to ‘ answer, declaring ho committee. Wayne Wilson was ferred to the Washington senator is to be Incorporated in the old liquor law ’Violations in the capi­ and. industrial connection t h a t , proval, the populace being in­ ed this session,, by tbe house, could bo questioned in any way | the called to testify about an effort to "reserve any “reserve evidence" he school building' at Orange and tal—a question JVhlch recently before he went to the treasury. , clinedto view it as a rebuke. to which also rejected a proposal t Vanvcchten Olcott appointed as "another sniper riling from Jackson, [it be able .to ft furnish foe^ihe with the proposed city has become increasingly embarVon Kahr, former Bavarian dic­ such us was adopted tonight. ■■%,! ' the. political trench*!.’’ • ieral' judge but denied be told i, were declared hjt_tiwgrand The names uf the “Mellon com- tator general, Von Dpssow, form­ ha! ther it is to be left un­ rasing to officinls endeavoring to j, or. whether Both the corporation tax A' letter from Assistant Secre­ ponies’' were flung about in gen er to hate -been “pertinent to Olcott it would be neceesary to put tary Roosevelt, to ,State .Scnktor til it can be bull t as a neparate in- enforuv the prohibition statutes. commander of Bavarian change and the tax exempt se­ up • Urge amount of money for and questions then un* The-grnnd jurors handed down oral terms during-the senate de Roichs, Wehr and General Eels- curities proposal w« William W.. Campbell, of. Ngw stit^Hon. \ b y the said connnfttee." “the beys" -or-ever discussed the York, former"‘chTif of Bavarian non-partisan votes.. a block uf indictments- which in- bate. Before the special senate I was read into the record. If tho sentiments of many busi­ dictment Tecited a t length matter with officials of the depart­ Reciting the assistant secretary's ness and professional men’s or­ ('lulled: commit)ee: Investigating the »n-1police who repudiated Putsch, Lean, Connecticut, stepu policy determined'upon oy ment of justice.:' its inception as and Gary, Rhode Island; cdnection iVith the oil reserve, it ganizations, and the.predictions on Three deputy .United States teral revenue bureau, however, aftar * W and declared the senate the intimate tax affairs of tho I t)iey claimed under cornu1ulsion. pad Sing, the jtreets vesterday are to bo be­ marshals. declared he had opposed their Gulf OU Corporation, in which1 y c,a,mea una con,p im'ttee was authorizd to ll)MODI transfer to the Interior depart- lieved. by the time the polls havo . A lieutenant of police. , into all phaaes df the Mellon.is a minority, stock­ m otion. While -» eiescti Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. ■•^' Washington torminni pnlice- Mr. holder, were a 1ted in' Retail. publican. iT O [ .© a * e s .which "ehsued"until, they', Orfando will have decided against Lman. „ . . . had,! been' ’Announced , i pwbttdy. Jw A^sergaxttto t mprirfeiL T A ' S t W " 'A r w ^ ' been Committee i Senator Wadsworth also *present­ and the city hajj Twio negro Pullman poVters. room between Senator Couzens,, ,, mocrats. opooed tbona ed a letter from Rear Admiral The question at issue is wheth­ A high-priced caterer and his What It Means. Robert S. Griffin,-retired, a lead­ er or not the cjty shall bo allowed wife, .with their, waiters and help­ Republican, director of l - l - V J - C l- the inquiry, end Senator Ernst, -A l l f E l i v Approval o f tCa reduction in e r of .tbo .antl-.Ie«s;stJ ttt the de­ E H !0?1 Lends Cu^he nmount of ers. Disclosures Made In Rio Gfitade ration Monday of the Kentucky, who income taxes . payable this year partment, confirming Mr. Roose­ $20(7^On for Valley Land Fraud Case Three other mon and . fourteen Republican, rebuilding of the of Registration H . C. meanw Uut, if tha >U|. is otiagthe*present lory, a new • i velt’s statement of the facts. Startle Inveetigating school howie |nt0 a combined city women, classified for miscellane­ sprang to the defense of the. SupftrvUor. 1expected to be formed, DoBoee Gives Some Useful In­ treasury head when Senator Coued into few. only one-half of U.et ^ Chairman Ladd, Republican; hall and murtK<oai auditorium. ous liquor violations. Committee. tblv some time this week, to formation oo Qualifying - -* • next, tax lnaUUmanta will havo North Dakota,, announced there Three alleged leaders in Wash­ z6nx «tartcd a line of inquiry that Besides thja qSwjgn there will for Coming Election Ciite evidence to be presented by . e. R«ntiioky senator insisted (B y T ils A s s o c ia te s P r e s s ) to be paid. If the- tax >«» been had been no change in the sched­ be presented to tfib- voters tho ington’s famous liquor ring, like the committed was - siw cial'oil sounsel regarding WASHINGTON, Apr. 1— Tales ule reconvening of the oil com­ names of James L. paid in full a refund uf one" Wgj“ Hat of high personages ** cua: looked Citizens of this couqty are urged fourth will bp made the taxpayfcrimlnhl phases attach- of being taken on gay excursions mittee Tuesday, despite tho fail­ known Orlando booster and i~*i]tomers mysteriously disappeared Isnmjoarea after Mellon." n Rio Grata!*'valley’in Texas and ure of subpoena servers to lo­ estate dealer, for the position of The MeKellar resolution w as. to take , due notice _ of .an .announce „ ers. • months ago i'Vlved In W centotnpt xaae, treated to liquor enroute, but cate William iBoyce Thompson, mayor, to succeed Eugene G. "vveraf Jri««ce young women stenogra-* the )ast thing. before the senate m*nt f i y«n out Tuesday by SuperTbe house amendment i;ening contentions of eounsl for guarded front contact with in- former chairman of the Republi­ Duckworth’, ’feMgn'cU. Aireu'dy tho phera of. the ring. when it adjournvl Friday and tht vlsor at Registration H. C. Du tax returns to ihspection by cer- t-M M , Hr that the evidence thus far isbitants, and. then sold land that can national committee’s finance lack of any entry to oppose Mr. .P a tric k H. Barteman, Chatle* nstant it was reE duced for die-1 Bo*« relative to the time whep the tain congressional committees, al­ registration books are open and so was modified somewhat. It \ by the oil committee also turned out to bs misrepresented, aommittee, who* Is to bo ques­ Giles in-tho mayorulity race to fill M arsW i — i . i . k . ». Newman position Senator in. | th qualifications of those who can agreed to make the returns t i Hi the hands Of government at- were told hi letters read from the tioned respecting. campaign Con­ the unexpired term has shown the are the deputies involved, and to a detailed statemeri S T L .... leys.for civil and esiminal ac* files of the ‘ postoffice tributions. faith which citizens 'of Orlando with Police Lieutenant J . L. Sprin­ terests Mr. Mellon hod . Bt the registor. According to the state- to the bouse ways . and aw 4 shsn he deeUaed-to-wubmit to department__ before. . tho senate place in him, his supporters say, kle, they are charged with con­ time ho was tendered n cwfinct ment> lhe registration books are committee, and the senate Plans for Coming Hearings. lion. continue to be committee as approved committee investigating alleged Plans for forthcoming head­ and it -Is expected the votes cast spiring to havo liquor brought post by President Harding, x 4-nw^T*fifin -4n® Senator Reed said his own law u*Jtil May t. Thjs is in keeping house, bot the house 108 of-the Revised Sta- and frauds in th a t region. ings do not go beyond the delv­ for him tomorrow will bewaolely huro from the South by Pullman partner, Judge James H. Reed, of with a law passed- •everal yean giving tha privilege to uhder which the indictment James R. Page, Kanaaa City at­ ing into campaign contributions those of honor and respect, inas­ porters. • returned, provides for both s torney, who Is assisting Senator from oil interests, members of much as ho has no one opposing congressional committees Benjamin Morris, Milton Scar­ ’Utsburgh, hod called Mr. Mai- ■*?; _ „ Ss-ef from $100 to $1,<MKF and im- Heflin as prosecutor In the in­ the committee said, but there him. • borough and H. Curtis I-amson on’s attention immediately to the . “ r- DuBose will be In his office changed to include only vestigation, read tho lettere from •was no confirmation of reports City Attorney W. B. Crawford are those indicted in connection restrictive statutes to which the I d*11* Sundays excepted, between or select committees of and purchasers. During the ses­ that an early conclusion of that said Monday njght in regard to the with the alinged “ring” disclosur­ dcKellar resolution turnmi as a the hours of nine and 12 and b*- houses of congm * when sion telegrams sent from Washi­ body’s activities was now fore­ vote Tuesday on the bpnd issue, es. Tho caterer, William H. Simp­ busis for proposing an invostlgn- tween ohe and five in afternoon, Continued'on page- 4. tat* ion to determine the secret?ry’s At that tlma he will register eiectngton to R. B. Crtager, Repub­ seen. that the city commissioners had son, it is claimed, received orders logul right to hia office. Mellon ora f® rthe primary elactioa. In lican national committeeman R. H. Wilson, once a candidate already contracted to buy the to furnish “wet goods" a t various from T«x**. charged with being for the Democratic nomination school building foV a city hall, re­ social functions, * two other per­ welcomed the chance of escape case however, if any person otharqualified who shall become of a party to alleged land “daalsn for governor of Oklohotna, is ex­ gardless of the outcome of the sons furnishing him. with the in- from cabinet duty for which na lad “no particular enthusiasm," I •<**{ voting age, or whq shall hwre and by his attorney, George A. pected to testify tomorrow. Oth' vote Tuesday on the auditorium toxican/j. his defender stated, and has-ened resided in tho state one' year and Hill, Jr.t and received' by them er witnesses include W. L. Kis- question. in the county six months, between horek since December 1, were tier, an oil promoter of" Tulsa, WOULDN’T PROLONG 1NQUIES to Washington to | the date of tha closing of thd!.regiaate Senator Knox given into the keeping of the and George White, former chair­ NO INCOME TAX FOR VETS !•’Aaaaefhicd W ees'* vunia, and seek withdrawal of the tjwMon Hooka and tha holding of ( tty T h e A n M l * ( « d P r r a a ) NGTON, Apt. . 1. —. committee over the protest • of men of the Democratic national thff primary election, he may ap^ WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.—Any offer by President Hording. .(Dr The A untlilrS rnw i) Mr. Hill and telegraph' officials. Committee. ; _ ----- ----------------- - ' ' " rpearr before tha -supervisor of ragWASHINGTON, Apr. 1.—Pen- disposition on the part of senate Answer to Questionnaires. alons paid Confederate .veterans Democrts to unduly prolong the The letters read were in an­ succssfor tq Harry M. containing the date on which he would be immune from income tax present found of investigations as attornev general, swer to questionnaires sent by page anawpr to the $i was disclaimed Tnaaday in a for­ under an amendment to the reve­ Postal Inspector J. M. Donald­ determined during the brought agpinst him by nue bill proposed by Senator mal statement by Sanator Robin­ ho typo ot men he de- son, at Kansas City, Mo„ to per­ » | TT I , l f j * ed and by a qualified elector in thi the Marion, 0 - Star, the i son, Arkansas, n Democrat leader. n Trammell, Democrat, Florida. tha cabinet place, the sona alleged to have been de­ called into consulation frauded in the Rio Grande land xUi payment of poll a closest advisers in the purchases. M ^ o n ^ ^ * U e 4 .th a c m, ’*« . j — a—.. v . . taxes tho following rules are ln'efJohn Goosman, of Donna, Tex­ lion, Senator Pepper, Mrs. Maude Beatty, age 44, no person, unless exempt un- of libel and slander upon wh Mias Marian Crawford repre­ nio, and Secretary of as, wrote that he had “joined an senting the wife of W. H. Beatty, of j #r the provisions of law relati Jh -.u lU w*r* based- He the American Red Cross excursion from, Xansas City in With those two ada guest of thg Sanford Rotary t **n tn l Sections, shall be perDolldge went* over a 1918," had been •“treated royally was en add a t its luncheon .Tuesday and mitted to t *tha primary ^ he nas under con- with liquor," and was told of Club £ 10 oW rik of iS u « n ra ^ 1n“ nSf.dItlo* ',nitted to vote VOhe t* a** •paid primMr* Feb. 12, co unless has on oi or bethree crops a year in the Rio made a short, talk on eommunity following an iUneaa The regular session of Semi­ Court adjourned this morning pneumonia der w hich_____________ !M fore May 10, his welfare work which she is Isnpoll taxes for Grande valley region, low freight the Star to Louis H. Brush i deavorlng to have established In nole County , Court convened at 11 q.’clock until Wednesday of one week. rates to tho gulf and few frosts. Tuesday morning- at 10 o’clock morning a t 11 o’clock, when U In. * '» 7 „ * a “We wpre taken to the homes Seminole county. Mias Crawford with a docket of 19 criminal cas­ Charlie McCulley and Albert Tn presented the situation in this of older residents, used aa baits," nnTcounty end hpw the charitable work es and six civil suits to be dis­ ner, charged with violation of Ol* i law;. Federal be wrote. “We were taken to-the taht la now being carried on by posed of. Several cases were irahibition Laws, will be tried be- She was bam hi Puriington. f e , , n order t0 ^ w rU in pumps of another company and S. uietrich, of where she disposed this morning when the ore Judge E. F. Householder. the several welfare organisations, n n t mbout wgiatering properly, cltlWe were rillJaW S'. 'Kenyon, told they were ours. defendants entered their pleas of Following Is the criminal childhood, « • advised to ftrxt pay their not allowed to mix * with rei can be greatly *facilitated end ar­ guilty. Those who pleaded guilty dooket for this term: Dewey Bus- who came Md-on- pagf 4. ranged to reach mow people e t a County Tax Collector dents.” . and the fines that they received bee, culpable negligence; J. T. Mich. 81bm * " ttS S " n J r l Z ; I greeter :iiM, who will give out Since he had settled on the money. saving of tims, energy and were as. follows: Dewey Buabee, Alien, 'aggravated assault; Char­ ^ • y hsd been^taalSS their h o m e |; Jflrt?flcite .ta k in g the payment he said, it had taken “evmanufacturing in- in Sanford.Another guest of the club was charged with culpable negligence, ley McCulley, ma I cap. iriake-to live and received a fine of $20 and costs toxicating liquors; Funeral servUaa- were held and which will entitle the bearer to pore; Will F * or in lieu thereof 60 days in tho passing worthless checks; yesterday afternoon a t Miller's register on the books, of Mr. H a "Never Sew " undertaking county ja iir H; R. Mason, charg­ on page 4. U O p jT chqeka; Lucius Williams, the,UlW luSr ( be Xbu Sancton. . talk ed with reckless driving. 14 and checks; if Bnd h*Te P°H tiu a i paid for tho worthless chreks;, J. M. Park Seven Oth- 40$fP',or 30 . ____ ______ witicn was groat Church, in cl worthless checks; of Oak Garvin, dhorged with possess! Eastern Star Holds vices. Burial n ; of . r of Miami of liquor, $50 and costs and t a i W. Martin, m u s - Lakewood ce John , Naw York. d .y .HB j > S ession A t Tampa wiring them that their, right to Besides her i checks; Frank Scarvogel and Jack Wilvote wlQ not he Jack WUson. vio- Beatty -is , plan son,* B Tft A ~ ui with violation of «■- " dren, Fred;. ( Uwa; En T ® p £ # '^ i T - M o r a )han Mali i, entered ■. pleas of die Ellen, Hotel of prohibl 280 reservations In Ibcal hoteis m I sentence was with also leav-1 Icing Daniel and f the fund* were mada J f d ay , ^ r , 4 ^ ? ** ca-fbut «lldt *.*• ^keniae eft# (Rfl W#W|| tain, .of - A. Samt Sty 1*4,. of • Mrs. tCH, which with Ld ^ i f the of tha, GEN. LUDEND0RFF IS ACQUITTED OF TREASON CHARGE ORLANDO VOTES CAPITAL GRAND ON BOND- ISS JE J U R Y STRIKES AND J. L. GILES AT LIQUORITES S STARTIING A ^ jnd , , 0, ADVICE ON HOW L A W SCANDAL Mrchlgan, VOTE IS GIVEN ''.fcisam™' Iks add Pepper President rick ey General & & 'firoS L £ Answer Is Mrs. Beatty P asses I Away Here Sunday ^ Burial HeldMonday Miss Crawford Is Guest o f Sanford Rotary Club ^oday Seminole County Court Opens Here Today With B ig Docket on Schedule M r mkA w r \ V v Vp ^ I ’ I _ ■_________ :_______ 1_____________ ;______________i_______ ;___________ ■ ...................................... ................. ■ _______________ -■■■ V. �. . . ....... * • '*■■■• -'V. ’ •* • . . - t * *. Hi »*» T ' \ , -}y pa g e t . * -i ' ... *, ' ‘*' • f ' ' . • - • : . . . < . - - J _______ L . ^ . ^ ’i*5.;..’ : „ • • r **- -» . •■ ■ ■ • f7»rv-**. v ; v* ,7 . 1 ■r . -------- ---------------------:---- f r tlM M .«e etert ry im *i UMVt Ur V The ITrrmld JPrlitU* Cki l n l f r t . r it r ite . itered u Second CU»« Mat.§ r . OcVw ~r s„ « the.Tonto » • * flic* .at1 tober 17, t..... i l l , at *• • Positive and N egative Virtues. • _______ •.. . jf ...... . , i w r .» ’ e aUtbiifobUiat who-—dtfahev across a railroad track without looking in either direction haa littie reapect for his personality. •The only debt* left by Woodrow Wilson were those incident to his ftlneral, amounting to about two thouaand dollars. And yet Wilson haa. been called visionary and ideal­ istic, •—-----o--------incare seems to bo having a^ i trouble with his cabinet as idge is . with his. There’s no abont it, in these dayft it is ' .Job to get the right stuff cabinet. ------ o lays, "They’ve gotta Ha doubtlema figures e the government, may Bald what Tt did abofit light eot in good faith, still others in the United be considered. ■■.•■■■■ ’ -..- > •” A* .. . .. . ‘ ;. • • V ,. L' ' T ^ u i-o tu n s nnno <• lIV/ 4 • ♦*T* ' i . . ■■ 1 •• . * » . - * . _.*■ . ■ . . • . . •' • • .•* / HgS# rrf> r >*h r,‘.- / , T H E S A N F O R D H E ! i L D ,1'IIE S D A Y , A P R IL ' 1, 1924. i 1.. § .%, - r -i < J ' 111 " ' . :****41»'■! ■ K. • ■1 «' * A s Brisbane Sees It . If gplf -inlatfares with • yodr work got a- job as- boss. Too mueji' Wloney' makes iis un­ happy becauB* we can’t, g e t’it. • '• • *♦-• * _ In London two men married t^o same nurse. Anyway, both need one.’ . . * The farmer raises the wheat, but the baker gets the dough. The only wny to hold your own is tp .hold your longue. - k ' in— —' . While Dempsey is hunting for a fight he should be careful tofind on he Won’t lose right away. ' To' the pure ail things are pure, but to the simple ail things are com pleted. 1 ' ' ,. . If you-think your luck is go* ing to be bad it gets disgusted and is bad. . , While confession is good for ‘the soul it- causes many a black eye. m . Among the shaky movements on foot is a woman in tight shoes. A restaurant • was dynamited in Oklahoma, and no doubt sever­ al restaurant steaks were badly bent. When a young lady with a comfortable parlor all her own can't be a June bride she isn't half trying. The rookie pitchers who pass four balls too often will soon be stopping before the three-bnll pawnshop sigps. The longest Jump on record Is reported in Chicago^ A man jumped boil .in 1910 and only re„v1 ctfntly 1 landed in jail. V * •' * ........... U -Sanford’s Forum ' (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■it I I I I I I I I I I I M I I I I I M I I M I I I I I I I ■ !■ * 9>> i ...Your Bank... them, df, as a public servant, he ■ Editor ! crald: 'This i« not intended as a treat­ refuses to (."oey the Board o f|S ' ise by m expert, but only us a Cqjunty commissioners, represent-.B few thou ;hts on the matter by u ing the people of^the county, h e |a reaSffn for domere la> man, nml _who—ix—opoa-j-must have a good reastfr to convii ion if ho is wrong,------*-ingrso, nnd aa taxpayers we a r e !g ■ Tho m tter of tax equalization! entitled to know them is one to wtiidh I have given con-1 ^ t the meeting reentioned siderable ible thought in the last few ; above, Mr. Douglus stated that years , especially since our taxes possibly as much as 12 ,000,000 Invescou|,| be i,c added to tho the present began\ to tu climb upwurd. lnves- could tigation Jed me to believe—ns it eonnty valuation without ndtling will any/who will take the trou- to the burden being borne by those ble to look around them—that | justly taxed. By hunting down taxation is nqt nn nt> equal basis. . Dodgers, the "unknown" And •therefore thfe 'burden' chafes land owners ahd othors, posaibly t a few or many, according to tho enjoying lower valuation than condition of things in u county. their property holdings- would As I investigated I fc*j»d warrant—we could add ' possibly many cases- W'hcre property was $2,000,000 to our "county valun- _ assessed higher v an property of i from which income would a c - 15 the same value adjacent. For in - |tru ,. to build more roads and 11 stance, a case waB cited to mu htaintain them nleo, an itom quit® where u piece of truck lnnd » f : overlooked when the bopping defive ncres with no improvi*mcnts >|jriun, .seizes us. to sneak of wa, '.asscaseiI amL A;) nn uiustratiorvof'the'condituxeL-d higher-than-A piece 'rero-s^ hore tax-matUca. lig the rondlof tho some acreage and can compare —it to an inr.idc.il. . n - ^ S g , . . linnroVed. This case wus cjtetj to n,c by a county official that came under my ob3;rvatr.»n rj. p. P. FORS1EU. President 3, WHITNER. Caahlay during the latA V<ar. At N i t r o , r • ...-----------of unquestioned-f.onor. and good West Virginia' the government i i i n n m i l l B I I B B U B M I I I I U » n i H M » l l l l i n n constructing #n . immense Y.ith a0^ e th in » o f O ^ ^ ^ n lc m p t, whCTWllI w ake Up break, wus much bigger for its iori> « r oowner » n ; “ also, a L Wh'it coum , ; powder plant. lumbers of forNi *n 8om c w a rm su m m e r s d ay bcck u se w h ile on th is e a r th date than u IM),000-studcnt uni*>««aity would bo now. Modern byhtoth?rS eomciuhK ^«> citizen s of|ei?"eM were emP,oyed *“bor/forri' h e n eg lected to do a n y th in g , . *• . with our own negroes. tt*The science makes anything ’ pbshi'- oy oincr omciais . s. ble. For Cotuhi and Colds, Head' j ron- M l c a l l y the — clo.K ,,( lmprc»Sion.. .m o n g .t whtch to t. aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism to bo a favorite, fair”, /icemcd pc* BUTLER BROTHERS, one of property. and All Aches and Pains foreigners—presumhusky nusky foreigner Mg tho biggest Chicago concerns in August, of Inst ycai*, n Eight y Italians—were carrying a ubTj There is to be an important meeting in Atlanta on May withdraws firearms from its. Hut. meeting ALL DRUGGISTS was called by the San­ of articles for s^rj, although It ford Chamber of. .Commerce for very heavy piece of timber, six of | 5 for the purpose of securing general uniformity in the motor has 55c and 65c, jars and tabes u t.ii.ju„ H »h«* !*“• ranged on each side, and one purpose of talking over the them vehicle laws of the south-eastern states Commissioners of a done Hospital size, $3.00 million 'and u null yearly. the at each end. At the fobs end of matter—of good roads und bonds tho timber was’ a little, chunkvBut to from all sections will be in attendance and it is hoped that build them wiUi., At this»Vime, from the gathering there will come a uniform set of motor criminals-will get r^o lv ers, plen­ when my opinion .>vjis. asked. .1 bdilt fellow who \vn*Tevidently: — ty of them, just us they get plen- stated that I f f i v V / t h i - bulk of j h e w ^ g b w ^ vehicle laws to be put . . in. use in ail the south-eastern states , ty «>f bootleg whisky. You can all over th e ^ m U y rb m that 11 ^rW *r-tongiw w as^arn/N f- out / ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a E B a H B n H a B f lU H H a a a a u H a u a a B a a B f ln n There is a great need for .uniformity in laws of this char- muke it difficult far dK-ent men to against further bondinf: for i ’ hl^nmlnn.' r acter. The way it is now the motorist of Florida often gets in KCt weapons for self-defense but ■was the purpose. .The question wa 4 bLC / his hold and I thei^-askeil, MHow are Wt» to huilJ I £ only draw-back being engine Ible at the- moment of arriva v or <l*i>arture when street traffic undergo immediate and perit alterations. . . . • , -. o Itor Reed of Missouri,-while in the doorway of the irty Investigation committee ild to a messenger boy who ..1 on hlu toes. "I’m tited of fet&damn kids tram p pto The boy immediately* no more of a damn are a damn man," and wasn’t . ------o— ----Persia the wicked die ohly a baby (a InnoMirxa, tweaty-six recently dissipated Rivera that his era deposed him r brother, twenty-fire. » and lAMM only a few the throne fell ■on, only two. nineteen years will doubtless have >ueh • f\ 4T-*#- - ! FIRST NATIONAL BA • A Movement for Uniform Traffic Laws. rouble while driving in other states on account of different ^ 0h#Scapfi?^K'r^ittiJkf awfi and regulations. And autaists from other states often get in trouble while in Florida by not knowing the traffic OTTO. H. KAHNr who once was and now has a wagon-load aws of this state. ’Much confusion hnd annoyance can be -poor of money, did not lo.^o his comdone away with if some single hut reasonable laws are decid- Aton sense in accumulating his ..... upan and then properly enforced. rrtoney. Ills son wrnits to play further bondinrr.' A lengthy discu-Hiofix was in- lbl',r JU,t Pj°Por^ ' nthe saxophone and that-m ust .be Of all states-Florida-suffers the most on atfeount of the agonv^to an artistic man like dulged in und the i^ca wnn favor- As to roads: Thera nrd in myiii Standard Oil Company of lack of uniform traffic laws. Tourists by the thousands come Kuhn, who really knows some­ ed by Mr; John Meisch, Mr. Con- fllio'l hut two places in Seminole " holly, Mr. Douglax und others. County thdt actually need roods, ,5 York has ordered wrecking fo this state in their cars. During the winter season'more thing about mutiic. f> I t was decided to ask the Board I outside of thoso now under con-J a begin work burning sixBut'he says, "Anything, is bet­ red obnoxious signs which' out of state- license tags are seen than Florida tags. Theso ter thqn loafing," oitd.vncourages of County Commissioners to up- struction nnd this ?j first: Lakui_ •w. a long tim e' spoiled the tourists as a rule have to leam,Florida laws hyr experience. his son to organigo His saxo*, point'n Board of Equalizer* to Mary, nnd the second.- the ro a d ;i ' work with the tax assessor und on fr>im Altamonte to Apopka ir re of of nature;Ioving auto- Oftfen serious accidents.result from not knowing the rules of phone orchestru. Tuesday, Sept. -4,. 1923, this board | thTough ForesfC ity. When these J" John Ruskin would love the road. At,best.Ihese.drivers-suffer inconveniences and Mr. I'inchot set un example to was- appointed, consisting of Mr. “r» built every town in the county)B of this. other fathers when ho ullowed his Dooley, of Geneva. Mr. DuBosc, will be connected by hard surfac. ;■ -------- o-------annoyancos as well as cause the home people trouble.. daughter to develop her talcpt. on nnd "Mr. Clind, of Al- ed roads with the ri-jt cl the coun.jS A platform haa been inventec It is hoped this meeting in May will bring the desired re­ tho stage, in thut marvelous pro­ of-Sanford, tamnnte. Mr. DuBuse declined to ty. Enough to do" until we can get whies enablea airplanes to take oil It'. Is n serve and Mr. ** ■ “Cameron ■ " Joe was ‘o u rb rcath. and grow a little more. or ynfke landings In a limited sults. The movement is nlong the right lines and means duction, "The Miracle," million times better to let your appointed. Since then this board Luko Mary should bavu her rodd »fcas on the roof of a building much to al),thc states represented. t o x • . hni*tf .hY/ H.-ii* <»>« Ii ■/ ■* *irr fiim n w n m n n iin n a n asmall m o l l Connecticut There was once ao vyoung woman Who Next? . town who was generally looked upon by herjjfiighbors as the Exciting Times. No Telepathy. acme of religious perfection. So far as anyone knew she had •A College of 60,000. never broken any one. of the Ten Commandments.. She never Coprrtgpi. ta il r * . ® ""'**• °* March [ smoked or drank and rarely lost her temj)er...!$be apparently never told lies and was not much o j a gossiper either She . A NOTE from the Presidentin c o n n s. P iM lIn t LUXD U DBAS, V ltr - P m litit was the kind of a . woman whom‘mothers would ask their has forced Mr. Daugherty out ,ol c w Ja r d n a n o H(W the Attorney General’s office daughters to try t^imityte. ■■ ■• i could not do othemrlar th a t A tt.i* n . « * tea Being the only child of perhaps the richest man In*town,- Hp resign, although It was under­ business matters meant nothing to her and never In her en stood the President intended thatlO I I C W P T lO ir R A T K I i T<«r---- 17.00. 81s Months fl.BO tir^ life had &he entertaftied the slightegt notion of ever he .should retain his office until rerad !i» City hr Cafr'ar the close of the investigation. ; lie. Weedy Edition f t k ; going to work. Her life was hers, to live as she would. Liv­ That would have seemed a rea­ (l ‘4 t •i ing in an industrious community where a starving child wjir sonable program in view of the ilfi work’. - The fact th a t thus far "the chief wit­ Ko*ritri5. liu ObUu-irr unheard of, she had no incentive to do welfare a n c iA L ifOtlcJsi KotiesB, eards of thanks, resolutions beckoning hand of charity never appeared to her. She was.not nesses ngalnst Mr. paugherty have been .two confessed crimin­ tnd notices of entertainments where ' charges are made, will he charged an athletic girl and tired quickly IH any form of sport. She als and one excited Indy. How­ for a t *rettflkt hdvertlilng rat eg played golf only on rare occasions mid miserably then. ever, in or out or the office, the out. I t was the same way in other lilies of activity. She read truth will come IBR Til B ASSOCIATBD PRE11 _____ •• The .Aesuetated errese te exclus- som6, but never took reading seriously and could not tell you A CONGRESSMAN is indicted titied to the uss.Xar.rapub. Ion of u l - news dispatches the naTiiesljf a half duj.eh English authors. She could not dif­ for grafting. _ lltetf to ft or not otherwise ferentiate even casually between a blank yerse and an heroic With Daugherty out, nttneks credited In this paper and also the will come undoubtedly on othffr ■local newe oubllahed herein. All couplet. The piano appealed to her at first, but pructice soon members of the Cabinet. rights of re>^ubIlcatloi. of special became irksome. After five years she gave it up because she Attacks -on dead men, thal dispatches hsrsln are also reserved. simply couldn’t master Chopin. And thus it was with every­ can’t reply, are particularly nu­ thing. In shbrt her life was from day to day one continual re­ merous. ^•UESpAY, APRIL 7 , 1924. Mr. Vnnderlip, wlio. used to be cess, always waiting for something to happen and nothing head o f. the biggest bank in. Am­ B1QLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY ever happening. erica, has insured his life for a million dollars, the money to be GOD’S WONDERFUL LOVE: . At the same time there was in a neighboring city an en­ used in hunting down g raft—in F o£ Qod so loved the world, that he gave hla only begotten Son, tirely different type of individual. A young marv^ust out of case murderers dispose of him, tc th a t whosoever belleveth in him college, entering upon a business career and then connected end his activities. should not periRh, but hnvo ever- with the Jeading banking institution of that community. Dur­ We live in exciting times. las^ng lift. John 3:16. ing his school days he had acquired, certain characteristics L e a r n e d Harvard - gentlemen, which were not to his credit. He smoked, drank, swore when —who might be more usefulf VERITAS. lertak his temper, ungovernable when little things wiTnt wrong, got employed — will undertake TjAjTH:' - So the frontlet’s older transmission or- tele­ • legend ran, the best of him. It must be said in justice to.him, however, thought OnBthe - brief record’s opening that he observed the French maxim of “nothing to excess”, pathy, from Harvard to Pans, across tho Atlnntic Ocean, i t ’s a g page diudayed; ' N ol y e t. those pl9ar-eycd scholars and ilid not by/his liberties degenerate either mentally or harmless pastime, nnd if the gen­ tlemen on both sides have enougn physically. were afraid; imagination they will believe thnt Left the fair fn n t th at wrought In spite of his love of “play” he was devoted to his work. they have accomplished some­ P the woe of man Byii f a r Euphrates—where our He was always on the job a little before* he was due each thing. • lire began morning, and he mnde the bank his headquarters after work H lk search for truth, and, seeking, hours, sometimes dropping in late at night to fmish'some ih- . . MEANWHILE it is fortunate for the human rnce that slowly, was betrayed— through the uges, men have learn­ completcd task. He read copiously, during nights when girls M lRit work new treason in their or stag parties did not interfere, in hooks on finance, wage ed, with the spoken nnd printed t ^ o g a s t shade. Doubling the curse that brought scales and foreign exchange. He became nn authority on word, that they can transfer thought from one brain to anoth­ life’s shortened span. loans and discounts nnd an invaluable .asset to his hank. er satisfactorily. There never will N urse of the future, daughter of be any such thing as telepathy He frequently saved it many thousands of dollars. • the past, this limited planet. Natural­ T hat stem phylactery, best be­ But what he had gleaned from his hooks and experience- on ly, with millions of people think comes thee now: ing, nnd thinkijm .about each oth­ L1& to the morning star thy not only benefited himself and his bankr^THT* friends and er. within- the ItmHed 24 hours, whomever he came in contact with, likewise profited. He was • margin brow! many coincidences C a |t thy brave truth on every a willing helper always glad to show anyone where he could happen. interesting Thuy deceive with false i ■ warning blastl ’ save_a pengy horo and a penny-thcrc whtclrwould amount to hopes und beliefs those that pay itch thy white hand to that real money In a year’s time. The efficiency in which he ha(l too much attention, to coincidence. ■' forbidden bough; And let thine earliest symbol be trained himself reacted to the benefit of all who knew him. NEWTON D. BAKER, Secre­ ■ nr, thy lastl Now which of these two, the model girl in the small town tary of War under Woodrow Wil­ • —Oliver Wendell Holmes. or the Saturnallan city worker, do you think will better stand son, tells about.a college to have students and be the big day of favorite daughters the test when the call is made for an accounting of the deeds 60,000 gest in the United States. Hu bus Alice Roosevpl and done on this earth? The one with no blotches op her charac­ the plans. p K c urr r*r i daughter are be ter, no blemishes on her moral record, all negative virtues, seen Mr. Baker refused to give any talked of for congress. with no achievements; or the other, with entries on both details as to Who is the organizer college, but says it will be ft X great'deal 1a said about Cool sides of the ledger, showing perhaps a stormy and irregular ifoothe big. idge’a taciturnity, but everytime career, but flanked by many positive virtues and the accom­ It needn’t be if the ’ profesfchrft b* opfns his mouth, someone plishment of many worth while and arduous tasks which uso radio. Students con be gath­ Wlahes ho hadn’t. ered in little groups and hear the helped to make the wheels of the world go round? . olearned professor as he sits talk­ Speaking of boxing, Grantlnnd Positive and negative virtues are always worthy of con­ ing in his study. RUe* says that socking is as tire­ some for the aocker aa for the sideration. I t will be this variahee heft’ which will causa THE old University of Paris, many a person considerable alarm when his time comes tb jyith « its thousands of half-starvr -------- c> make the final check. Heaven 1uT ift t ' Director Butler of the Philadel­ .1 Vi l*!?.1?phia police aays the only way to who did not do this or that. God wants merT ui/Hia heavert tmr-fTght rrf the moon ■trofrtc*}r-( p m ' dMIniigR*‘“Tlwnrtff niuny an ethnocentric person who in lessonsJoy for lack of money to buy candles, IcMt that ia a permanent core. the smug complacence of his own goodness regards his’fellow and attending' lectures before day­ . ■• .• • . . j - ; V:', • Wo The Sanford h era ld l <> x‘ * ■ * / '' 1 MARSHALL FIELD & Company do the biggest busi­ ness of any merchants in Chicago. They are also the biggest advertisers in 1923 this great store us6d 2,354.008 lines of advertising in Chicago newspapers. No advertising was done by this concern in any Sunday newspaper during the entire year. The fact that the biggest advertiser did the largest business proves that the merchant who would he a success must of necessity *be a consistent user of printer’s ink. daughter work n:id develop the power within h e r. than . tq keep her sitting nround, waiting for some little person to come along and murry her. • PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, in a gentle New .England sermon to a gif up of am allboya, tells them, “Work hard anil behave yoursel­ ves.” There could bo qo advice much harder for boys to take. Children are savages; ouvages hate work. has not functioned, for reasons unknown to them, principally be­ cause Mr. Vaughan does not seem to favor tHe idea Mr. Vaughan was asked by Ihe Board of Coqimissioners to meet with the Equalizers at certain times nnd places,'but I understand he ha.» not done so. I understand that Mr. Vaughan opposes tho object of this Bourd of Equalizers, and now respectfully ask Mr. Vaughan his reasons for not fuvoring the fdea, and refusing to work with 9 ROOM HOUSC Building lots onV ark A ve. Beautiful home on F irst St. . . . Corner lot in Normandy Square for only $960.00, Corner lot iii Bunea Vista for $900.00, Bize • 40x145. 5 acre celery f a r m at a ‘ real b a rg a in , close in. first of all, for alia has waited all theso years for the realization of promises made every campaign y«*r. Would even now fu\or n | bond Issue to^ buil.1 ^r.er a' road! ROOMS 501-2 ' where she want* it. Hut first, let Largest Insurance Agency in Sanford. us clear away all obstructions barring this ^ui^Equalization Board,' First National Bank Bldg.------------------- Phone pext Juno Tf necessary, and let every fellow "tote fair” and bond­ M ■ i i i i a < i i u i i i M H i H u m a i i u i H a M i u i i a ing will be unneco.tsary for some »— S time to come. g a a a n a a B B a a a j r 'r a « u a a a a a a B a a u a B a a i M u g a M U a u Ba a W. B. Ballard. Altamcnto Springs. Fla. IN-every ^ense, It la tla dcsire of this batik That it b« § p. F. L A N E = BOYS are full of pent-up ener­ known to you as YOUR bank. Only by giving our de* ■ gy and that fnuhes*. "behaving positors the feeling that the institutiou is part theirs, Z SOME POLITICAL HISTORY themselves" moat difficult. -The 2 can wc hope to succeed nnd render the fullest measure GAINESVILLE SUN boy that behaves himself most ■ of service... Our Advice is free and it can be of value to vOne of the thriving young town’ ^] Ho moved to N ew M ^t Richey in. perfectly, sad.- to relate, i*'quite t on the west coast ia New Port 1019 and is identified with lbo often the boy that amount* to the -The Sanfbrd Herald says the tarty known as the Abolition j you in your.affair8. It is generously ..given, ..without Richey- In 1383 Captain A. M. internets of the place. - - least later on......... r Tampa Trlbun6 is WTong in stktu “strings to it.” It is our business to know thingB you And the boy that behaves him­ iug that W. G. McAdoo U the the pre?j<J?q<3 X V . James 0»B irRichey came there from St. JoThe town is at the outlet of tho 2 are likely tn/osk about. soph, Missouri, that point then PUhIaJh}»Kolee. .River and has u self most outrageously, from the first native Georgian who ever ney, who is spoken cf as having Itpint of view of s*me very-good had the chance to be e president. been of. Michigan. In 1814 James !J called "hickory hammock.” ’ ’ "The' deep-water harbor. old'lady, often turns out to be the "The Tribune ought to brush up" G. Birncy was again the nominee<■ 5 captain planted an orange grove ■ We shall welcome you as a depositor and and two years later aome effort "Finds” in Florida continue* to ruler* and'leader of other men. says the Herald. "Major-Gener­ of the Abolition Party but the P waa made to colonize the place be made in sufficient number to However, "work hard and behave al John C. Fremont, a native'of voto was small. Another,party, but not until 1911 waa the town fprnish thrills for many a novel­ yourselves" is good moral ad­ Savannah, Georgia, in 1850 was in the. tpeantlnigJ.' Was organised S’ extend every facility to help you solve vice. , • laid out but it lay dormant for ist s story. Among the recent of tho first candidate of the then and called the Republican party your problems* -another five years. It^now lays these was one at West Palm newly organized Republican par­ an d ' th a t patty aUo held only u A REPUBLIC will probably be t y for the presidency.” claim to having more millionaires Batch. While excavating.''for a small voting power. To 1856 the proclaimed in, Persia. It U one , »/«•.« , . ,/ ■ -The Ocala Banner callsl the AhoUtion-and-the-Republiettn p«p> a p s n - than' any other town in Pasco new hank building, the workmen . . . came upon a large «mt «»mng th in g tq pr«;laim . a xi:puhlic,_An- tftanforrfrnereia-'^tfown~ahfi says, tica merged and then it was 'that ktkmal bmrT«v«rirtTeel"below the earth's other thing tq have a real one. It "the- editor m ust-also brush up Fremont was nominated. -moat-distinguished Tit The ~ will be • rapubUjh with no doubt Dr. Elroy M. Avery In fact below the sea certainly on its political history. an interesting.* an! interaatlng. backgrourtdr-iiM editorial i of Lake Worth. Whan !or think that Hon. James i t of year* on iht to the surface it was Persian Kings surveying the bat' bo erpp;y, the front e.vidonco of sn explosion, had lived tnere TABLOID FLORIDA HISTORY BY AGNEW EW WALSH . V. * . - •* em . » ,i < - ♦ . w * ' * ■* f r 7"'TTrT" ” *• ■ J » ■ g �* . * -7 V • .:*•/ - , .* .# • • j - • ■ , » ’•.*) '*. * * • . . • • • '. /, ’ t• » •* * /• > . 5 -i •. 6 , k . * 1 ' *3 * • *• #1 • • U t \ "* * .e •• • ; - * ' . k 'A ,' 1 .; -' v • * '1 Y • • •a ...........................•. . . a ■ * *t •• i* • • , 1 i m rpAdETH R BB THE SANFORD F rom — T ax C ollector, T g ir* F rn tn —T a x C ollector, ( i r o n F ro m — C om ptroller! Rr«|>tnpt 'F ro m — c o m p tro lle r! Itnl read F ro tp —( : o m p t r o l l ^ \ T r l - * r » i Phone: Office 148 PIPE ORGAN CLUB . Mrs. I S ..ENTERTAINED To S t A gn6s Guild On Monday afternoon tha mem­ 'ueadny —' Subscription Bridge bers of the S t . Agnes Guild n e t Tuesday "at 8:30 a t Woman’** club. Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Scott on Oak Avenue. The rooms on S&nfonl Hdlgmig* • Bigger* will be the hostesses, were decorated with vases and bas­ dnrft 'cdnctdny—Nellie Turner Circle kets of many colorelJ'apWriir fUw- theAs mise mcustomary b e r, spent the m te ta a t 3:30 i>. m: a t the home era. While a c h ^ u i . f Ve billed sawing Oft the wsrdrofc of Mrs. George. Huff-on Myrtle child,, whom they clothe in the fire-pliee. L. Avenue. • ) Much business ,|tu f>&I to Mary.’a School an the ,1 hursdny—Fivot, Bridge*" a t t |e e lite s bit of huaintaa Woman's Club Thursday night and the Easter batiA f. Wi A i t i n ­ a t 8 p. m- For reservatiohs ned. At the condus|yH of* the bus­ •phone Mr*. Harry Walsb, 445-W. iness session the hostess' served htftsday—Mrs. D. P. Drummond strawberry short cake and coffee. will entertain a t bridge luncheon During the social hour a number meet* a t her home.on Magnolia Ave­ .of victrola (dictions were onpoy: Mrt. nue. ’ •* • •. .• Mate ed. hursday—Mrs. John Bender will Those attending the meeting at ’ «ritcrtaln tho members of tho Mrs. Scott's were Mesdames Idlers Bridge Club, • Maincs, Williams, Eatridge, Har­ Friday—-The Ladies’ Union of the ris, Marshall, Miller, Roasiter, Sel- Jr., Mr*.‘jO arki ^LAoni [the Congregational church will man. Philips, Gatchel, Moore, Father Roger Avdorsop. hold their monthly meeting at Smith, Sharon, Gardiner, and Misa rMs. Harry Wi [ tho‘home of Mrs. George $aun- Martha Fox. ddrs on Third Street. Mrs. MunThe next meeting will be at the Powers,; grid Mr. and Mrs. J. F. son and Mrs. Saunders hostesses. home of Mrs. Eatridge on San­ Hawkins, w en a congenial party ford Heights with Mrs. Smith and .trending the day, Monday in DeMra. . Fred Strange was among Mrs. Eefridge as hostesses. Land. iiet-Sanford people spending the' »y in Orlando on Monday. *’ ,* • * • B K P O R T O F COONTT riWAWCBS. M S M O l l l O SC ST Y F a r Ik e P erio d fc a d la s I t H r a i M r I M P - ; Mra. Howard Overlln and Misa T he fo llo w in g re p o rt o f th a re c e ip t, an d d U k u ra m a an ta of. th e C o u n ­ itty Smith .spent Saturday very ty F u n d , of S em ln o la C o u n ty fo r th e period en d in g H ep trm b er 50th . 1913. w ith th e b a la n c e s an d a ra o u o t o f w n rv a ala o u ts ta n d in g an d a s ta te m e n t leaaantly in Orlando. |(i>' • v '& w J P -K n a la rtc e D epository D alance S ep tan i r 3 :h . 1 9 3 J --- ------— 1«. d e p o s ito ry Ilsin /ire. A pril O titn a n d ln g W a n -an ta A ety • *e»(iQn of the convention, ah«kr»s present a t the past presinpe .banquet given Thursday af> moon at the. Sdreno Hotel, and e*ttmcheon given a t the Bayou mita Club, gtven In honor of the ftDOra and delegates to the connffon, by the $t. Petersbudg —;.....^..„*.d..-L... See Chevrolet ' F ir s t s 45.07 Net n a l a u c e . A pril 1st. l R eceip ts f o r Six M o n th s NONE M aking B alan ce D isb u rsem en ts for HI*.M ukh» NONK D»-po»Uory B alarfte Sept, p o t i KI.OUIDA rSHOTRS D ep o sito ry B alance. A p ril tsi O u tsta n d in g W a r r a n t. A p ll li NONE 45.07 • . • S A N F O R D CYCLE CO Chevrolet—San Juan Garage N et B a la n ce A pril ta t. 193 .... ■ • F ro m - r T a a C ollector. TsIeU F ro m — C o m p tro ller, ■R«de « M ak in g B alan ce ..... .:.T — DlabavaeM e*(« f a r Nix Mm P rem iu m on T ru a ta n Uoi j Headquarters far all Varieties of Fruits and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal Attention to All Shipments fte e e lp t* f a r Six X . a l k a l I WHOLESALE COMMISSION /. MERCHANTS 4 BR0KBR8. Richmond, Virginia. D rp o alto ry Bnlanco I. 5S7. 5C Beptel n t.A C K HAMM Is the Phone Number 31.49 D epoaltnry BalnnCf A pril O u tsta n d in g W a r ra n ts ’ A jir| NONK Net B alan ce A p r il'lo t. 19! Ileeelpta fni* Six Mnnthai F ro m —C o m p tro ller. R edtm itlonn F ro m —:B a n k ,‘ A d d itio n al D| Idend PROOF, 1SH.31 NONK M ak in g B aJanca .... ......... L„............................. .......... — .............. ------D isb u rsem en ts fo r Six M oths .......r ...t........... I)e p < * lt« rr B alance KeptJml r 30th . 19t 1 — ................... ................ T- sj s p e c ia l * •< ro ad o im iiM iF . i t i s T i t u r r a no . i f i n d 704.55 NONE r vt.f‘ • N et B alan ce U.—w...... .. I le c e l.ta fo r S id /M n n th ai .... arU LA 1, 105.31 “ Hedmni Ions F ru m —C o raptrpllti AT ALL GOOD BUILD STRENGTH * 15.59 NONE .................... . — — re d b lo o d MONDAY AND TUESDAY Matinee and Night, April 7e8» strength and new v fy your body against NONE Make it stronger, more healthy by I3.SOO.OO using LEONARDI'S ELIX IR NONE FO R T H E BLOOD, the ideal tonic 13.( 00.00 and purifier. Aik for LEONNONK ARDI’S E L IX IR in the yeUow package. Refuse all substitutes. .At all druggists. Net B alan ce ...................... .........I................................................ R eceip ts fo r Hlx M onth*: April 1st. 1933 . ............ .. M aking B alan ce .............. .A........ fur -uAU*-'* 13.600.00 T ru s te e s B alance A pril lift. 102.1? '.......... .................. O u tsta n d in g W a rra n ts A p rl 1st. 1933 ....—- ........ Mia > ln u i h s i L eav in g B alance E n g in e ec rin g i*’r. r r . . r.iig OUR PLANT 631 LEONARDI'S E L IX IR FOR T H E BLOOD feeds the bloo<L builds it up, makes it rich, red anq G ood SIOO.IMMUM B O N D I S S U E K I N D U la b u rae m e a ta DEALERS OR PHONE NONE M aking B alance D isb u rsem en t* ' fo r Six a p i i f b s '. ------............................... -T ru stee B alan ce H eptom ber 30th . ‘ 1933 h** The body depends entirely on tha blood for strength. U the blood U * 45. 59, thin, impure and undernourished, NONE your atrength is impaired, your vi­ * 45.59 tality is lowered and your power of .... r - ................. ...................*....... .— L eav in g B alan ce ......... ............................ Cr. Road an d B rid g e D istric t No. 1 .... C red it _F K ntR ng. U u p ijg ------.vCredfl Itlgl)W ay Bonds ....... ... . .. t> a d lt Im p ro v em en t n o n d k .'............I (‘r e o tv - J r a n a f e r to . .R ond T ru s te e s _ _ . R tm tv .r0 t<* D istric t No. 1 by C o m p tro lle r In 754.71 V /n / _____ (° y <n t i j h n x y f i o n j NONE Delicious - Inslant COFFEE 171.(0190 ........ 4.* ( 7,50 nss^itt* M 4M 5 ___ *.3( 0.00 ____ 3,750.1)0 ___ e rr o r ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame With Loh Chaney T h e P R I C E oi' NONB 119, 337.07 Victor Hugo’s Immortal MastcrpUce. The Greatest Screen At­ traction of tho Age. Erneat Torrence. Patay Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry, Brandon Hurst, Gladys llrockwell, Tully Marshall. . B )J \ Special Music Score Matinct; 3 :T0/Prices J , 76, |i.00.- Night Pw3d. Prices fco, 75, I las not been a d v a n c e d B .- 81.00 anti a few nt fl-M , Pjup mt R. C. Bowcra. YLI .» 3 . MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS ; • ___ More economical linn ever ■ T ru a tse * B alarfru M eplcm ber 30th . i h i t _____U............. — \ ASSSTTS AND1 M AIIIM TIKM „ , ASSETS B alan ce C ash In D ep o alto fK . a i , B a la n ce C ash In H and* B o i t i T ~ " j T o ta l -A v a ila b le A ssets ................. ...............” I.IA IIII.lT K tg W a r ra n ts o u tsta n d in g fo r C u rre n t , E xnensag .......... T im e W a r ra n ts O u tsta n d in g ...'------.Av. S p ecial Road an d B rid g e D istric t No. I Special R oad an d R rldgn D istric t No. 3 F lo rid a G roves D raJn u g s R onds ........ Ratnluoln C ounty H ig h w ay an d R ctfuipllng Itonda 8em lnola C ounty H lg h w n y an d R rfu n d ltig B onds S em lnola C o u n ty H ig h w ay Im p ro v e m e n t B o n d s .. Mrs: Lossing wai accompanied r M r* .H. J. Clause and Mrs. rapg Lossing. The trip was- made t gu^o Mr,‘ Lossing'going down AidNay to accom|aiiy them VALUE OF CO 11SiTV I’l lO r E llT V C o u rt H o m e 4.—........... J a i l 1. ......,.'.j — ........'-L.— P o o f H ouse an d F a rm F u rn itu re an d F ix tu re s "C o u rt llo u a o jail .... ....... Poor House • Road M ach in ery and Tooln L ive S to ck — ...—- — ..... meeting of tho *Woma»,a Club WMggaday afternoon tho Club wmI tatattaln with an informal tea honoring Mrs. John DicMns of jMlIUdL .All the many friends of M w L inL t,^ are - cordially ipvited and all dub ntenbers to be present. , lekina lx especially bieSanfCfni iBlub women. f6r that organized the Ban­ in's Club in 1813 and « U •T ra n sfe r of F « * * a f— •— * president. Mrs. Dickin* ««rv^d her term of two year* and w w .tte next succeeding term re­ N et B alance S e p te m b e r called to the presidency in which B East H alf, Block 4; Tier & North W est 1 4 , Block 5, Tier 19* South E ast 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. . . . Lota in Woodruff’* Sub-Division on easy term*. 800 acres, Flowing Wdl, Land Solid Body. Sub­ divided In 5 acre lota. Aa whole qr in lota. Easy terra*. 'For Fire Insurance see. years In business. 10th , 1933 D epo sito ry B a la n c e S e p te m b e r 30th . ^I 9M D ep o sito ry B a la n c e A p ril le t . 1933 .L .— O u ts ta n d in g W a rra n t* A pril la t. 1933 ™.. ■ of offica and aince. Mrs. » now serving as the (Ute ‘ of the F. F. W. C. Sannetcr bad a more popular loved ylaader and her ra­ ft xor,ao brief a time is a I- much pleasure to her •. f 4 iS wU i the beat m ayon- im oitatration STORE. Phone 42 ---- aPId In> 9.«a lakao aikaa •! Q lstrlb u tlo n o ft Coat b: ‘ I f t D is tric t l t , i ( « , D im s le t 979X91) * tH e t 11. 711. 09, - - —P a id to Inc. C lU ta ! inaf - elt. tul<Z3xkhZem' ,f> turn■ i °f °u ■ — ^Office Woodruff and Wataon $ e t m ix e d w h h n aVe 3.174 ( HAY HAY -ALSO SEE US ABOUT- YOUR^CUT WOR& i O v e rse e rs asgtiHon 'W f ^ S I S S r m a^B A B Y *^ ). ^ H k g4r e n , ^ ^ H SANFORD FEED and * SUPPLY CO. Phone 639 H ,lh f lo u r, a n d i HAY WE HAYE P L 6N T * OF IT—QUALITY •a n d PRICK RIGHT l i e n ____. . . . •B rM g ee: T o o ls a n d r a b u ltib a r y . Coat ai L ive S t 4»ek, COat a n d .C a re a t - flo u r? J .M ak in g B a la n aa IlIlk a iW S M a l* l e t t l x Mewtfc* H sU rlea of R o a d Huperli X pow der roo u * FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON N et B alance A p ril le t, 1933 Hee*lp4e t p f Six g n t l u i P rom — T ax C o llecto r. T a x e s -------- l'ron»—-Tax 'C o lle c to r. T a x e s an d L lcen ee P ro m — T ax C o llecto r. E rro re . F rom — t.'o m p tro ller. R rd e ia p ll F ro m —C o m p tro ller, R a ilrJ a d F ro m —C o m p tro lle r, T e lrg ra p l F ro m —C tm tp trH Ie n M o to r Ta F ro m —C o m p tro lle r. O a a - T a z F ro m —C lerk . E scap ed P rla o Froew-tA- .C. L . J t y . , . D o n atio n F ro m V arlo u e. n .f u n d * F ro m —B an k a.. T ra n s f e r S ts -h s . s i ? : £ S ' s S . " “S s Jno. W. Bnccd . fr o in s o u YOUR ' MONEY BACK IF YOU ABB NOT A A tttrJ M p r ITHY.1 ENERGETIC CHICK$ itecf a eaoth • ( a,er* *»-Y . . **'* 1* r Lii_• M ak in g Dal D i s b u r s e m e n t fo r » l?; Mo^y.S — ......... ..... . ^ BegiiulMtpiil 4th. See our Window for the linest display of Baseball Goods during' thle week. The Lucky Dog Kind. A^T T H E .S P O R T S M A N STORE. A sk us about the new way to pay for the N et B a la n ce A pril 1s t. 1933 .'...A.A... Ile e e lp ta f a r Six M an th a4 Ifrom — d o u re r D n k n o w n .U — .....~ .u i ^ .A d v e rJ lfip g red b lfg g K -a g and paid fo r b y C o unty .................. .............. — i----- m ■ f n m m li i l m n pslrt 1 n if>*i*Ia~7~‘ grrBW ? I “ T ax A sse sso r ............ .......... ..........,n a *................................ > T a x C o llso to r ............................ I ■■S.,.»M«lm.;Dmtt,JI»ttHM*U«tM4Uia K itrA ICmpfoyeeM ........... •*»••••« C o u n ty N u rse ........ ............................. ......:---- —u D onS tlboa to H o sp ita l --- ------------------------ -— — E x p en se A tto rn a y , C o u n ty C om lm saloners ......—.....- — F u n d s tra n s f e rr e d , O na D ep o sito ry to a n e th e r .... — 45.07 NONK T ru s te e s B alance H eptem her SMh. 1933 ................... . . 9130,04)0.041 BOND l a s t s: F t 'M ) T ru s te e s aB lan ee A pril 1st) 19JJ ............... ...... . O u tsta n d in g W a rra n ts AprJI 1s t. 1923 .........—.............. V D ala n ce * t...... • |'I 4 CJTY FUND I t 113 -------I I t. 1933 J L Z . Or. F in le y M ethod C om pany .... A........................... - ......Cr. In c id e n ta l E x p en se s ................ ........ Cr. A u stin B rid g e Co--------------------- .............. ...A............... In c id e n ta ls --- -------- .................................................... ........ C are of C o u n ty P o o rt ■ '. i R e p a irs an d .A d d itio n s t o P a o t H ouse and fa rm ..,,. F u r n itu r S 'a n d F ix tu r e s fo r 'P o o r H ouse an d P a rm a E x p en se s O p e ra tio n fo r T o o r H ouse a n d F aros - ..... A llo w an c e m ad e to P a u p e ra o u tsid e of P o o r H o u se an d p aid by w a r r a n ts -------- —..J................... ............... C o ro n er's I n q u e s ts : ' F e e s o f O fficers, J u r o r s an d W itn e ss -----------------S ta tio n e ry a n d P rin tin g : , ■ L e a v in g «. 133.93 NONK |93J N et B alnnee A pril 1st. 1923 . ,.—........ ......... R e ce ip ts fo r SI* M onths .. ............r ..... M entbai h g fPom 8t. Petersburg, where attended the American Leion ednvention. • J r .. • . ■■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Schoeder, ho have spent the past month ith,{heir daughter, Mrs. Herman E x p e n se of C o u n ty R a lid in g a ; . J a n ito r s a n d O th e r A tte n d a n ts ’ — chwalbe on Ninth Street, left L ig h ts. F u e l an d W a te r ------- y*— ionday for their home in'SavanIn s a u ra n e e , ..... ' * ’ , ... prU S300.iNI.4H) n o V I I S a la ry of C le rk o f th e C irc u it C o u rt aa C ounty A u d ito r an d C lark to C o u n ty C om ralselonera -----,-----------P e r D iem an d .M ile•age ag e of C om m leelonera -------........----- P ay o f S h e riff f o r A cocnd/inee on C ounty C om m issioners S a la rie s <,r O th er O fficers a n d E m ptoyew a:'C ounty C llnfc ...................................................................... 300.00 A tto rn e y f o r C o u n ty C o m m lsslo n era ...................- ...... 300.00 S u p e rv iso r o f R e g is tr a tio n ------------- ---- --------- - ..... 340.00 ■ C ounty P h y sic ia n —«...— — ....— .................................. 300.00 1,353.07 C o u n ty D e m o n stra tio n A g en t ------—««—;..iR e p airs to C o u n ty B u lld Jn g s: 71.60 * C o u rt H ouse .—............. .......................................................... <•.< 5, J a il asil.M■••senfaiiinastt**#**iissaMi F u r n itu r e a n d F ix tu r e s fo r: C o u rt H o u se •...................... .......... - .......— — .... — I ■ M ak in g B alan ce D is b u rs e m e n ts 'fo r Six Me > ^NATIONAL" BASE BALL WEEK" T ru s te e s B s la n re A pril 1st. 133 ................ O u tsta n d in g YVarrnots A prl 1st, 1923 --------- —.................. ; All .candidates fqr Comity d e ^ ir iR * S b * .Offfeesi must qualify at- offke Cor.y Oak Arenac and Third Street. of secretary of the County O IL S G A S Democratic Executive ComExclusive Agent* for Ffcfc bUtce. Tires and Tubes R. J. HOLLY, Secretary, Room 8, Ball Bklg. “SERVICE TEAT MAKES PHONE 8 M aking n aim lck D isb u rse m rn ts f a r 81a M onll In te re s t on n o n d s —.......I....... n rld g d w o rk ^.. ................— — S,ra la ry Bond T ru s te e s ......• ..........—.......... • D epository B alance H ep trm l r 30lh . 192.3 Or, T a x e s .............-----------------------F rom — T ax Coi F ro m —T a x C o ll___ ir. T a x e s an d L icences .................... F ro m —T a x C ollector,, E rro rs . In ao lv en cra and D. A. F ro m —C o m p tro lle r, R e dem ptions ................................... F ro m —C o m p tro lle r, R a ilro a d T ax F ro m —C o m p tro lle r T e le g ra p h T ax P ro m — B a n k s, I n te r e s t ---------------F ro m — B a n k s, T ra n s f e r ...........— ..... ISDING Wheeless & Welsh To Candidates NONE Ftnm-^TaX-jCnUec.r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daiger TC: O u le ta n d ln w -W * rra p la . A p r t n i r n T j r rnied from Tampa, Monday eve- t}\ ' • ' et B alance, A p ril la t. 1933 .........----lojr, where they spent the week* N R e a e l . t a f a r Nix M o n l k a t ... L Ball Hardware Co NO.NK l_ur.r: N et B alan ce A pril la t. 19 R e ce ip ts fo r • M onths, Ai| • . O E N B ItA L Kb’.S'll ,,J' .> . D epo sito ry B alan ce. A p ril la t. 1913 ..............—— .................... . 715.40 BllNKBT AMOS^ Comptroller.1 and Mrs./ Harry Heeron and D ep o sito ry BalaAco ftep tA n b e ih o th .. i o i i "•.t*!'*f~~ . ’ TM K ' J.A lJIC tTIO N i i s l> D epository B alan ce A pril l i s t . 933 ....... Z...... O u tsta n d in g W a r r a n ts - A ir ll >t. 1933 ....... D epository B alance A pril I O u tsta n d in g ‘W a rra n ts Apr M ak in g ^ rr— v of th e A sse ts an d L ia b ilitie s, an d th e vah ie of C o u n t y P ro p e rty , o th e r th a n School o f th a sa id S em inole C ounty a* re p o rte d on th e 30th day of S ep tem b er,' 1S 33 b y th a Boa rtf of C ounty C o m m issio n er. at\d th e C lerk of th e C irc u it C o u rt Is-.barahy p u b lish ed undep. th e p ro v isio n * o f C h a p te r <113. A cta o f 1> 1», L aw s o f F lo rid a. - * * , ' * . D lsU nrnem rnla fee S is L ic en se s Iv en c cs an d D. A— M a k tn tr M alanee hr D l i k a r w a r s t a Far 91a f n i P sy irta n ts o f . W a r ra n ts .*x 1 m ip r r n bn W arVant* ..L.... MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor [Mrs. J. M. Wallace and sister, Irs. Bishop, motored tb Orlando a Monday where they spent the k i moat pleasantly. » ■». 'vTORTv MYERS, Apr. 1—|140.000. *ddltlon,lo Franklin Arm» ho­ tel Bearing completion., ' , r . . . ______ ------- <MA-V. ■ • — ... - V �THE 8AN0RD BALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1924. defendant quoted in full an edl- thousands of -men, his fighting thur PRugg ehlef justice of the those being considered and the Is that ■nd address clearly. Yoa will re- • • tonal from the Star accusing him elephants, his great palaces ami Massanuscttj i supreme judicial' Virtual elimination of C ./ i ! • n _ •J __ a IT _ —IX ___ »_ 1 __ _1^ „ # ' . | J 4- V I Chief Jus- I celve a ten cent \bottle of FO­ tice Rugg from the Hat. | LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM- • name .into the' oil discussion and miserable death by Alexander, w it u i g n i i , o i i u o r i i a i u i The general belief of those alleged that - thus the added and who came from barbarous Mace­ wt-vR, .POUND" for coughs,—coMs —anrf— gonernl circulation tp .th e current donia w ith- 'only 30,000 men. Borah,of -Id ho— dose-hr-tho presW ont-hrlhat he hoarseness, also free sample pack, Good luck to the new-republic of rummur.***" *'•" ~ ’ * The prcsic nit during his con would like to appoint Chief Jus­ ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic Persia. It has an Interesting A letter written by Albert ferencs w il» Senator Poppei tice Rugg, and would dq so if stimulant for the kidneys and Hnrtwig, of San Juan, Texas, past. * ; MONEY the chief justice were from, any FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS stated th at in October, 1019, he for Constipation and Billouanesa. went on n "pleasure trip” from o th ir State tHan Massachusetts. add ten'cents to» These wonderful remedies haTe Send (his Kansas City and was “induced to The president feels, however, that Wo Sheffield Ave.,, helped .millions of people. Try buy, and later 'found that he had Massachusetts already has more Foley A Co. ritlng your namei them. Sold everywhere. a piece of land I never saw.” than Its share of federal ,office*. Chicago, III. Under date of May 7, 1918, Numerous telegrams an I let­ George C. and Jennie A, Brown­ ters urging appofMfaents of var­ Continued from page one. ell told of leaving Watertown, S. ized by a resolution. ious mert were received a t the ir. D.,’ for "Magic Valley" in the along the lines recently This White House today and indica­ suggest-' / 5 Rio Grande valley on an Excur­ ed by President Coolidge. tions develop'd of considerable _______ -— — — — SPECIAL sion In which they were _ shown pressure from the progressive By further m odifications ho a good time." wing of the Republican party .in house authorizing the -committees favor of Judge Kenyon. Repre­ “Autos met us and whirled us to make available to the ionite through the towns and went or house information obtained sentative > McLeod, Republican, Michigan, at a conference with from one show place to another," from tax returns,' waa changed they wrote. “We .were shown an so that the committes . could the president urged ?the appoint­ alfalfa field • which they said make public only the name and ment . of. Governor Groesbeck, who was ' formerly attorney gen­ could be cut eleven times a year. address of taxpayers, the total eral of Michigan. ........ We signed up on the return trip. nmount of' income tax paid ar\d •i Pepper Doesn't Want It. the amount of refunds made to i Senator Pepper, one of those each. t conferring with the • president, Florl • has himself been mentioned for ■ Chuluota ---------------------- -------iller to the list, of the office but the genorai belief Continued from page 1 of the federal court of appeals, and former Governor Nathan L. (Continued from page 2) • Miller, of New York. people at some convenient mo­ Indications were given during ment,” • . the day, however, that others still Then the unhappy "great in the president’s mind to a King” . wi'/i his hundreds of greater or less degree were Ar- ARE Play O f STARTLING T A T P C rrrv f n IXT Ion Comedians LAND SCANDAL Vluch Enjoyed • Continued from ooec one.—' if a . largo .audience that I • thq .Norton’s Comedians opening number last night MnarnTTheatre. “ Birds O’r" was the play presented company, which will be h e r ' iout this week. :t O’Feather” is a three-act drama and is a story full .and politics, with plenty wophy and brimming over dm wholesome' humor. It is th a t Orlando people liked that the company was askrive a repeat performance, ■’as attended by as large an o as greeted Its first pren. omcrous clever and humorjations were well handled cast led by the splendid of .Frank Norton taking ing role. Not only was the eatly enjoyed but the specumbers between acts were >preclsted. Excellent mufurnished by the company’s Centra called the Green fovelty Oicbestra. n’s 'Comedians have lust in engagement a t Orlantwo weeks and earlier in mn played there several ontlnuously and upon the •n of its engagement here, irn there xcr .a third en- SENATE O K E Y S REVENUE C U T OF 25 PER CENT j . Chuluota Inn Osark Trail” will he the seated tonight by the N er. msdlene. |H | T1 G eneva Parish of. West Virginia, guest of Mrs. Bucklish. id Mrs. Honry Morse of Y., who has been.apendwinter here left for their »nday. L M. Llttler and daughter, of New Smyrna and Mrs. igg* and daughter, Irene, •* guests of Mrs. T.T’W ; last week. nd - Mrs. George Peters •pping in Sanford Friday. xxiley, Miss Moran and glaa attended the teach­ ing a t Chuluota .Friday a number attended the chautauqu in Sanford. anity Cli held their meeting it Mrs. Dr. Monday; i d Mrs. O. R. Nicholson of Beach spent a few days and Mrs. Henry Levy. Nicholson of Osteen visitlother last Thursday! Carltpp . ShcflTJcJd„ end, , Marie 0f ” Macon, Ga., . Laura Harris and Mrs. nlth of (Jhuluota, spent •vitta Mr. and Mrs. T. W. ______ ^ _•A m* Mrs. E. Jv. VanRiper and . Carrie, who have been the winter her, rooming . T. W. Prevatt left Satr their home in Romulus, Brown left last Monday -da on business, d Mrs. Henry Levy and Mrs. V. T. Peters, Mrs. I daughter, Rosa, spent >y in DeLeon Springs, imoines of Osceola, was sday on business. H. Kilbe will soon open t market in Oveida. I Mrs. T. W. Prevatt 'ripndp Monday on busl-i 0 U P YOUR VZY LIVER Oviedo, Fla Phone 4 $ 2 5 .0 0 t o $480 NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS CORNER CHULUOTA AND OVIEDO ROAD PROMPT DELIVERIES SMALL CASH PAYMENT ... PROMPT A N D COURTEOUS SERVICE, — WE ALSO DO GENERAL AUTO ~ REPAIR WORK e ———Balance Monthly—— — Clement Oviedo Motor ....P h a r m a c y TTSuit orf-the-ut tefanee tfum f or publication of any of the state­ ments. Ho also specifically denied know­ ing "whether the stock of the Hard­ for men and boys. Don't ing Publishing Company . !» of sound.and substantial value;” de­ nied knowledge that-thr-plaints f|* .-■i *fail to get Aur prices'behad been damaged, “ia any sum whatsoever," by the Ossining -------------------speech; and'denied that he “au llwrlted the N ew Y uik YrlhurnFW moke and publish a fair report” of the speech. Mr. Vanderllp’s answer asserted that the plaintiffs “gave /added and general circulation and public­ ity to the alleged and pretended slander” by publishing in the Star ■ General Mdse. —— -------------------------- Oviedo, Fla. and other newspapers, a false re­ port of the Ossining address. The I r a M ^ u H a a K n a w a a a M a a u a a a a a a n a a a B a H a M M a a a a ! SU IT S O viedo, n a . t .»i .na PRINCESS THEATRE -— --------------- PRINCESS THEATRE *One K ey with Each $1.00 Purchase. , '-a : •. .Merchants W ho Give Them F. P. Rines, Stokes’ Store No. 1, Popular Market, Kent Vuic. Works, M. Kronen’s, Smith’s Garage and Service Station and Seminole Meat Market. 5 Every Key worth 20c to Customer* I f you have not seen this development, drive o u tir o m Sanford or Orlando, distance 22 miles, o v e r g o o ^ r ^ d s to the Okeechobee division of its lines at Chuluot^vSnd you will find-a high rolling country interspersed with clear, spring-fed sand bottom lakes, with high banks and well stocked with fish... A most delightful country for an all year residence. Chuluota possesses many natural ad­ vantages to the home-seeker, the citrus grower or the trucker... Flowing wells are had in the trucking district varying in depth to 200 feet and many are taking advan­ tage of its equitable climate, fertile soil, ..beautiful ..and NOTICE me wishing to comtie'With the Knights Kw Klux Klan of 4 may So so by ad>g mall to Pottpfflce Repairing OPEN DAY A N D NIGHT - — LAD REST o f her guests. For further information write or phone Mrs. Chas, D. Brumley, Manager Chuluota Inn, Chuluota, Florida.______ :----- ------ ----------- -----------~-------Qnthe^ JoeS au se^X3om er w1 •WT NOW OWNED BY O. C, For information on lai Augustine, or Chas* D, or phone Jas. E. Ingraham, President, St* , Res. Agfc, Chuluota, Florida. �ViV */Vf: .1 ' ,• • 1' »’*• *rt ' ••• - V■ ?(££ .1 iiw * _ . • ■t >i «•.*•?» si? BB v;‘s ■ ■ THE SANFORD HERALD, *.v . ♦;» 'V - • tYTAPRlt 1,1924. - ^ IT Foi |Proi nr-1 his K H ERALD W ANT ADS WILL KEEP YOU POSTED Political Announcem ents iford Daily Herald lNT-AD r a t e s DRESSMAKING " DRESSMAKING. We are equipping a shop tb do all kinds of dressmaking. cloth* Ing for all ages. A shop for all kinds of sowmtr. VTe respectfully solicit the pstronsge'of the people of Sanford and vicinity. • > • .■ LANDA i ♦ 402 Sanford A tr. * SALFORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OFlM PO RTANCE ROOMS FORT RENT LOST A N D FOUND MISCELLANEOUS- SUTOMOBILES A N D FOR SALE REPAIRS HELP W ANTED WANTED—First class eook. HarFDR RENT—Furnished two-room Lo s t a n . ©pportu n ltr to kee p FOR SALE—DeSoto points and reH's Cafe, Tavares. Fla. the times by not , abreast with >■ . FORDS apartment. Private bath, also WANTED—Sanford business men vanrlshca at. Sanford Novelty bedVoom* 703 Palmetto Ave. c,a88ificd Pa<?,oa of Works, sole agents. • New and lysed who are in need of competent 154-tfc — 7---- — - rdor daily newspaper. H ROADSTERS ’“oping apart„ant help should read the classlfled FOR RENT—Housekeeping a p a r t - d d k contain many intercut in FOR SALE—Rhode Island -eggs S t I . • TOURINGS ,. ment adjoining bath,, nrst. Door,Liessnee*. page of' The Herald. There’s no first, floor,tnesaages. I t will pay you to reai neassger. It for setting,, 15 eggs for. tUK). • . COUPES front ontrance; also "one bedroom reasoh for-sending out-of-town’for Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, DEDANS second floor. 5l7 3rii St. and pal- TTp for today: You are known help when thero is probahly just Sanford. Phoni 3308. /83-tfft ‘ i mettb Ave. Mrs. C. II. Smith TON TRUCKS the person you w an tjjt. th e eity. rty tho company you keep; therenr »i BALE—C a/\L>cs—i^oiorea olored > people j r j 5 RESIT—Two Cash or terms. wo rooms, up-1 „ d avoid miyonnaipo dressing F ojstraighten WANTED—Position by middle age .'*? MISCELLANEOUS ", F 5stairs your hair, new rem­ and one downstairs. 111. <re avaid • mayonnaise dreasing. lddy. pleasing as useful companWe.Sell or trade. edy, order a dollars worth today L.Uion to well to do gentleman or WANTED J Laurel Ave. has been mixed up w ithoik—• and pay postman on delivery. EDWARD HIGGINS, lady. P. O. Box 742. JFOR RENT—Two fn rn iih e T M ew Haven Register. Madam Harriet, Cra-mi Company, Wilson,,N. C .^ Aythonzed Ford Dealer rooms for rent. Phone 24 CLERKS. Railwa ■ay Mail, 18-35. Beauty 'Parlor. SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 Sanford. REAL ESTATE .'Exam. May 3. $133 mo. EXperlOver Mobley's Drug Store. First Street. Next' door to Smith SALE—Ford Roadster prac-• ence.unnecssary.' For free pertlcPark Ave. Phone 245. iJA T T C U C ! T>U,U rr iOR SALE—Rooming house cheap. brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ FOR new. Bargain. See Stew -1ulam, write R. Terry fformer Civil n U U d U iO r U K Party leaving town. Phono 49-J pair all kinds o^cook stoves. If arttically Dutton. Service examiner) 183 Barrister POLITICAL):. „„„ , I<r,inquiry)CbctQ.Cola Plant. your trouble is stove trouble, see • FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, onu Bldg., Washington. D. C, FOR REN T-M odem seven-^om C TR s A ^ F i v V V ^ ' furnisfTus. ANNOUNCEMENTS house. Phone 51. 19fR Ford light truck in good WANTED—Salesman, can use few | ed bungalow, 'everything new, SALE—Ancona baby chicks. condition. Inquire Floyd Wash,<w live wire real estate salesmen FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER }FOR RENT—5-room cottage ith (pcap, good term s.' Apply 203 FOR Fino rtrnln pure-bred ancona bum. Phono 253-W. cither sex; Cali between 10 and I hereby announce' my candidacy bath, lights and water. J-. 1 oily Avenue.. chicks, hatched from eggs from my 12. Coral Gables office. for' re-electipn to *the office of Thigpen. .............. flock of carefuily selected county commissioner of District FOR REN’l'—10-room house en- OR SALE-—New 5-room house own r( 5tOItPCrDLB( 5ttE«S“ nWANr- J VULCANIZING 2 1-2 miles on W. First St., bleeders. My 17 years experience No. 3, Seminole county, subject to ED—5,000 colored laborers can ' ' . trally located. Apply 410 )ak 12500, terms.' Inquire L* II. Echols. in breeding anconas assure you the Rood the action of the voters oh June 3rd. Ave. find work at Hastings,.. Florida, * Goodyear . best to be had in the < breed. All _____________________ j ■ I Bione 402-Mrl. _______ C. W. ENTZM1NGER. April 14 to June 1, harvesting po. .. and chicks delivered South Baldwin FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR SALE OR RENT—Furilah- POR RENT—One 12-room flat, Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala. tato crop. Good pay and free Balloon Tires ed bungalow, 120C Palm tto,] good condition, centrally located, I hereby nnnounce my candidacy rent ing quarters. I)ont’ write, come vtf«t nt $45 f i r, month mAnlk with *mI|U garage, los- 1 Used Cars FOR SALE—Rcmjpgton type-; for re-election for the office of for work. Work for the’. writer with wldo carriage, $30.00 KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, ready Bession at once. See .R; .J- Hfly, tt)R RENT—Store room, good con­ ..•iut whole family. County Commissioner of Seminole owner, Commercial SL Room 8 Ball Building. for quick sale. Inquire Herald of­ *. A * dition, good location. ....County, District No. 1, subject to WANTED—Twenty live and hust. fice. ' ____ the action of the Democratic pri­ FOR RENT—Large 7-room ho' ic; ling boys to deliver and sell the-' . * POR SALE-^-Ford racer in good POR RENT—One two-room apart­ FOR SALE—One pair mules and mary June 3, 1924. can sublet an apartment. A| >Jy ment, close in. Herald in Sanford. Good m oney.--u : condition, 1921 engine; a bar­ wagon, cheap, or one mule. Lew­ . G. L. BLEDSOE. for the right kind of boya. Coijiev„(,jrt(-| T. A. Green leaf, Ukfc Mary. is, Altamonte Springs. Phone gain. See it at 323 Palmetto Ave. dosm FOR REPRESENTATIVE * to the Herald office tomor^ FDR SALE—120 acres wild land, C00-G. tow afternoon right after school , . I respectfully announce (mytolf suitable for vegetable and grovo, FOR SALE—Twelvw-head-of good Phone y i. and see the Circultaion Manager' i as a,candidate forr t$e Hquse of $1290. i i.i «mules; can bb'- seen -at the Or­ C l r r k lt r » q r of the Herald for particulars. Representatives from Seminole I Js u thed l r l a l ("Ircalt <t( lando Novelty Work*. Address rr. ' T r lep h o u e d U c u a tla County, subject to the Democratic f a r n r m l n a l r C a n ‘ ■ ftjsr* FOR SALE—15 acres cilery land R. !L Lockhart & Co., Orlando. Fla. laeaa a re. n o t v a lid . ' rimary, June 3, 1924. If elected C1TAT fronting on I-ako Monroe, lil purfeoua. P ro m p t, E f f ic ie n t will advocate constructive legis­ M a rin a Craw foril^ acr^s cleared nnd under irrigation, FOR SALE—Household furniture. See Chevrolet First— BUILDING xt i t > S e r v ic e n d ftnd f r ie n d ,’ IT. 1020 Union Ave. lation for tho benefit irf the great­ - hCuras bwafo .____ 1 RAYMOND Lr ALLEN. all planted, four flowing wells, rd , C o m p U la k a i, i l '.-‘► f c i r A --.X 1 MATERIAL est number of people in Seminolo FOR SALE—6 ft. counter ahow cho^p. ’ vt * ‘ FOR’’TAX ASSESSOR. . n«*njnmln# L. firlffln. a t hi./ County and the state of Florida. case. Small gas range and wood Ask us about the new MIRACLE Concrete Co^ general I wish to announce that I am a. Political D efendants. _____ J. R. LYLES. FOR SALE—5 acres all in culti­ range. 109 N. Sanford Ave. candidate for re-oiectlon to the cement work, aidewlaks, beildT o p e n j n m ln e ’L. U rflffln. vation, 5-room house, good'bam. office of Tax Assessor of Semi- FOR CONSTABLE OF DIS­ wife. H e n r i e t t a R. (lrlffln. If llv^._. lng blocks, irrigation boxea. J. B. | Announcements ■E way to pay for the IVII11 a m a. A ndcnrl.il. jf UvInx.lU. nic.ja. Lake Monroe front with paved nold County, subject to the decis­ TRICT NO. 1. Tcrwllieger, Prop.______________ Blelff, a n d wife, Kmtnn A. Btijff, HI, iff. road, $5,000.00. TTH5SRCUTIKG ATTORNEY ion of the Democratic Primary to I hereby announce that I am a 'V. L u m b e r a n d B u ild in g Material. If llvlnx, a ll of th e u n k n o w n h«jrs. desire to aAnourifce tb thfe citi- be held June 3rd, 1924. candidate for comtablc of District If Chevrolet—San Juan llvlnx. of th e e s ta t e of Joh hn W. Carter Lumber Cempany _? Seminole County that I am A. VAUGHAN. K n P P P R t l l o H I q n H (i No. 1, subject to the Democratic O rlffln, i P r t a m l . J . - 1). AVolvfrbn, bOR SALE—1(1 acres, 5 cleared,, N. Laurel St. Phone- 506. vegetable lund, flowing well. I ° U C x cS l l l c U U l n a , O ndidate for the nomination to If llvlnx. L u th e r C. P o rte r. If llvnx. rimary to be held June 3rd, 1924 FOR TAX COCLECTOB HILL LUMBER CO. House iting Attorney for the O. P o r te r . If Ifvlnx. M arirarr: tt. Garage.——— posed of o: the LI beg to announce myaeff a can­ &id district beig composed .- '° ° ‘lln‘< ,u<^ ro o m h o u se w jth b a th , Ham sey. Inrtlvld u a lly * a n d aa me- J h S P.b' ”' 1” Service, Quality and Price;' Court of. Seminole. (Jourtsy, didate following voting precincts: San_ _ ___________ , ni . . for tho office of Tax Col­ oesaor In t r u s t '-to- Ito b e rt H. n»mct to the; action Of the DsmO- lector of Phone 135. v sey. If llvlnx. C h a rles C. Warwick, f o b s a l e —Lo t, Somtnole County, aubjwt fortfrL ike Monroe and Paolo. in R o,,i,nd £ ° ° d b a rn , te n a n t " Primary, «*une.3ra, 1924; .1 to the decision of the Democratic T r u s te e a n d hi* successors. If liv­ P. E. WALKER. nateful lor your vote and Primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. ing. .MArxaret W. Ram sey, If llvlnx. . Heights. High and dry. A-l loca­ FOR SHERIFF. u nd Abel firlffln . If llvlnx. Admin­ tion on Sanford Ave., from $250 Jiomination. JL^C. .M A X W ELL^ I hereby announce myself as r i s t r a t o r of tho E s t a t e of J o h n W. to $500 each, easy terms. If you i RNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. FOR COUNTY COM5IISSIONER candidate for Die oSce of SheriiT O rlffln, deceased, and If said par. want a desirable home come in nnd COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy of Seminole County, subject to the tie s a re dead, all p a r tie s clalm lnx by announce my candi- for tho office of County Cortimis- Democratic primary Juno. 1921 In te r e s t u n d e r D enjam lne K Orlffln, a n d wife. H e n r i e t t a B. Orlffln, dem* _ for County Commissioner for sloner from district number two ____________ W. A. TILLIS. ce ased. W illia m <L—Andenrlert.-- deIf vou want a city Jo t,.» subur­ Krict No. 2 Seminole .County, of Seminolo county, subject to th e1FOH COUNTY COMMISSIONED reused. O. W. S tslff, y lf e , Em. w , „ „ . . . leirr, and W l DR C< mu ‘A. Hteltf, d4cea««d, «J1 of the ban. jot, n house ready built, cel­ Icct to tho Democratic Primary, action of .the Democratic primary I. eby announce m y ckndi* ‘unknown h«inr, ii«cmar<i, of the ery* farm, grove or anything in 3,. 1924 June 3,.jU>24^. lie----- for natuto of* J*o h• n W. Orlffln. deceased. tbeJ^jal Estate fino call us. We dacyf for County Commissioner l:!P. HAGAN.' JOHN MEISCH. Transfer-Draying the fifth district of Seninole Coun­ J. I>. W o lv erto n . .deceased, I.ulher Fred Re W ilson. !!«vV the owners prlcS onTyj ' « n 1 ’ ' IA F o rte r, deceased). L O. Porter, »R CLERK CIRCUIT COURT FOR SHERIFF ty. Subject to the action', of tfye C. H \j 1 deceased. XrarKSrct H. llnrnsey. Inhereby announco that I am a To the Voters of Seraifiole County: June- Primary of 1924 -gnd-see u»;—We-give you atto r n ey -At -law d 'v M u a lly u h d aa aucceakar In-'trost See C. E. -Chorpenlnfc iidaic for the office, of Clark ^.1 hereby ntinouuce myself u can- ------ —-S-—-------R-HE r RrK*l L M R r r To itoliert 11. Hamsey, Ham sey, deesased deceased i r g a i i i ^ j i t n d a urvic a. . olirt oT Soinlaolfe dfldato'rfor Sheriff or Seminole PHONE 3302 h a rles C. W a rw ic k , T ru s te e am' Semi )LE (REALTYl CO. First National Bank Bldg, OF SCHOOL BOARt) C hla successors, deceased, M arxare subject to tjio action o f the County" subject to tho action of the MEftlB^R Sanford, Fla. imip'iSTe Hotel Ailnexf 1 Wish .to announce that I am a W. H amsey, deceased, and AbelI Sanford — — Florid* locratic primary in June, 1924. Democratic primary to be held on candidate for Member'f of the Orlffln, A dm inistrator* ttf June 3rd. .If I am elected I pledge Schbol Boakd of Seminole Co. froifi tt»*i E s t a deceased. t e o f J o h n ’-w. ■ottfna. 'd.*. '•feWftiljJdeceased, 6. W . Btelff. and o r oth e rw la e, In apd $<> Die Wills Km 111.i A. .at elf f. T U S f f ^ ^ ^ ^ C E myself t o fulfill the duties of this School district No. 3. Sublect to eeasvd; folloWInx doscfllied piece, parcel to tho best r of^ my abtlil onounce that I am a office the decision of ih e: Democratic • 4 « -* * ** n ■ George A. DeCottes r J o h n IV. (lrlffln. de»t h'e-ofltda> a f . J dal Uia . J.T tygpejl,,. linlH. R j 1 h < DVxJv h r< s> rv, i A > e |>« oe « il. | w Attomey<at-I*w> -w •iptr W aW W S M T fR X h rT T n r B late of F lo rid a m ore p a rtic u la rly ----- nTirTATTISITALL. F o rte r. d eceusrd. f- O. describ ed a a fitllowa, to-\vlt:* U4ak-a4> O w liwtg < J ^ fl^ ira c a for renomiOver Seminole County ereaaed. M a rx a re t 8, Ham. . . Address Has moved to Puleston A FOR CLERKlilRCUIT COURT Lot T w e n ty (JO) of Annie K. Orlfthe legal and nfTicicnt nation for tfie office of State At­ /Idually n n d a s su c ce sso r In Bank l wish to announce that I am a lln’a Hubdlvlalnn of Section* Seven Brumley Bldg. Real Es­ Robert* H. H am sey, d e c ea s. First National Bank of.tho executive officers torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ Bulldlfig, for Clerk of the Circuit (7) and K lx h t ( t ) , T om m tilp T w e n ­ ar le s C. W a r w ic k T r u s t e e nod tianford, ■ Florida ity I promise to do my cuit of the State of Florida, sub- candidate tate and all kinds of In­ ground floor. ty o n e '<11), S outh. H anxo T h ir ty caesHore, deceased, M a rx a re t , _ect to the action of the Demo­ Court of Seminole Co., subject to fJO) Kant. M m e h a v i n g been, nla tle d topt.prejudlcoc'. surance. ujsey, deceased, and A|*k No. 107-Telephono 349-Park Avo. DcnocmiC' ’ pYlmiry, Juno third.' a n d recorded m k.the 3rd d o t of Oc­ cratic Primary. \Yourendorsement G. STRINfcFSLI.OW. . ’Sderensed. A d m in is tr a to r o^ * of J o h n V r a atcond .tturm'of office ,vVill be .1*/elected, I ‘ promise the faithful to b e r. 4 c * L r 1 * * f .T w J h r t 'n n l l l c recJ r tU ^ jP ■c o u n t y ~JI jd <*£-----performance l-of the 'duties con­ n *?£.J5lf J ^ ^ n / ' h ' U d t K j l O r l d a . ' p f c«m . r o th e rw ise ,'Jo , a n d t a tl flatly a/kprocJated, . -, i W h im t h e r o n n t y of'S«dH>m,|e w as Ian ^h y e l n a u o v e described, or sfly Subject, of course, tb the aetjon ScheHe M aints nected with that office. ' GEORGE A. DeCOTTES, f o r m e r ly a p a r t. In l ’la t nook Tw o Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet r f J h i r e o f .und also uny. sn d nil been convcltod of murder In N ew | the Democratic Primary to be State Attorney. Seventh Judicial W. L. MORGAN. (Z) on p a x * f o r t y , t h r e e H I ) , 'miM( !>• iP fg s o n s. whose n a m e or nnme* York. And .probably their mother i Juno 3rd, I will be a candidate b e in g the n o r th q u a r t e r ( N ' i ) of the J. L. PERKINS Circuit, State of Florida FOR TAX COLLECTOR eTtfnkftown a n d w hq fnay he .lnLAWYER-:- . the-dfflce of County Judge of i l of th e .ti?P kikiln' t h e 'p r o p e r t y Involved In thought they were hflp Jewels.— I wish to announce that I am a tnhoer thnwoeustht c aqstu a r qt eura r t(eNr W I(H FOR SHERIFF Miami Herald. Bales Department K 'i) or inolp County. I shall be grateiS ,)■*"*«.« U»fu| h e re in a b o v e dr»— Court House I hereby announce myself- a can­ randidate for} re-election to the cf- S ection Seven. (.7). T o w n sh ip tw e n ty - ffJJlt'L o r w h o claim • an y rig h t, fox tho nomination and elecBan Juan Garage of County Tag Collector of on e ( J l ) S outh, .I l a n x e T h ir ty (30) . : K ,,r I n te r e s t th e r e i n ns he|rs. .Notice o f A p i i l l r a l l o■s■ rtoa y T a x Deed and if elected I assure the didate for rejection to the office fico Seminole Counts, subject to the Bast. anteee. by, th r o u x h o r I ' a d e r S e r t l o o 573 u t of Bemlnole a fair and of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ action a i a t a l r s u t t h e S tiit.'i&iTs:.1 a te p p e a r ln x fro m the sw o rn hill tfie p a r t i e s or p ersons of the Democratic primary of Itc oam Notice Is hereby p la i n t Hied In th is cause fufSadministratlon of the af- ject to the action of the Demo­ iaihmI o r ‘ r e f e r re d to. to be'held in June. • t r e e t I n v e stm e n t ____ a x a l n s t you. t h a t yoti an d each of cratic primury to be held on June ne, a r e h e r e b y req u ired of tb* "'flee. o. JN O .JJ. JIN K IN S._ yo u have o r claim to hav e some In ­ a p p e a r b e fo rr, our. ssfil c h a s e r of T a x C e rtif ic a te 3. If elected for another term I Elton J Moughton SCHELLE MAINES. t e r e s t In a n d to th e la n d s h e r e in ­ r t a t th e C o u r t H ouse at d a te d the 1st day a f Ju n e . A. D., pledge to fulfill the duties of the MEMBER “ COUNTY SCHOOL above described, an d t h a t your lorfdn, on th e 2nd day of U9«. has filed said c e r tif ic a te In ray )R SUPERINTENDENT OF ARCHITECT office in tho same efficient manner and has madb apnllcutlhrt for BOARD pla ce s of reside nce a r e unknow n. 1911. a n d th e n and ufflce. Tailors, Cleaners and D jen PUBLIC INSTRUCTION lax deed to Issue In a c c r d a n c e w ith T h e re fo re , you B e n ja m ln e L. Clrlfthat I have conducted it in the I hereby announce myself a can­ _ n s w e r to th e blit of First National. Bank Bldg. hereby announce my candidacy past. law. Hold certificate e m b ra c e s the (In. and w ife. R e n r U t t n K. Orlffln. n*txx: ex h ib ite d a g a i n s t you In didate for re-election as a member If llvlnxl IVHIIsm O. Andenrled. If ' scribed p r o p e r ty r»ttuUT Park An re-election to the office of Otherw ise, d e c re e s pro Sanford,---------- Florida /. C. M. HAND. Inofe C ounty, F lorida. of the Coynty Board of Public In­ ILylnx. O. W. Stelff. sm l wife. Bmnty Superintendent of -public lib l>* e n t e r e d u x allist to - W i t : , 14 Int. In B e g . ' N W . 'C o r ! neh o f you. fructlon of Seminole /bounty, FOR. BOARD OF PUBLIC liU struction fro n t' District >'No. \3. n»a A. StelfT. If llvlnx. all of the S f N E14, 8ec. 1; T w d . t t (Geneva. Oviedo, O sceo laan d u n k n o w n h eirs. -If living, of th e red t h a t t h i s C itatio n be 8., It. 23 E.. r u n H. SS8.C ft.. E. 6«3 STRUCTION ct fa the Democifctio primary n t h e H anford H erald , a ft., n . flj«.fl rt. w . m t u T u U i l I hereby announce my candidacy Chuiuota) subject to the action of J . D. W o lv erto n . If llvlnx. L u th e r held on June 3rd, 1924. published In Hanford. H. r ig h t - o f - w a y ) —* acres. T h s said T. W, LAWTON r 'tfo r re-clection na member of the the Democratic Primary, June 3rd, C. F o rte r. If llvlnx. I - O. P o rte r. If i l R a u i U y , F lorida, once each land being assessed a t t h e d a t e of 1924. Having served as a mem­ llvlnx. .Marxaret a Hamsey. | n e ig h t co n s ec u tiv e w eeks. th e Issuance of, su c h c e r t i f i c a t e Ip lit (COUNTY PROSECUTING Board of Public Instruction for ber p . i ___ dlv ld u a ily a r id '4 s su c ce sso r In t r u s t . . : m y h a n d a n d th e seal of ( h f i i n i m n o f 'A * ' M V l n n i of the Board since 1915, and Seminole County, Florida, repre­ ATTORNBY. The Matthews Press to I t o ^ v t l H. Ram sey, If llvlnx. ■*ld*Vtroltlt C o u rt on thin tho J t l h having 'been chairman o f tha C h a r l e s V?. . W a r w i c k . T ru s te e and d sy .,o f March. senting school'.district No. 2 tof A. I). m i . . W r ls k s DM gn l u f t r * F la . wisXfto announce that I shall Seminole County, subject to the Board since 1919, especaMy fits mo h is successors. If llvlnx. M a rx a re t (HEAL) ; E. A. POirOLASS. [a candidate for the office of 'D^moci'alic primary to be hold on fop- the work required ■m a Board W. . Phone 417-L-2 R am sey. If llvlnx. nnd Abel C leflt. of t h e C ircuit C o u r t of the anty l^osecuting Attorney, subW itn ess my offfolal s i g n a t u r e an d QrHHht If ItvJnx. A d m in is tra to r of rafltnber, and if re-elected I prom­ HeveiiUi-JudlcInl C irc u it of F lo rJi^ a3 rd ,1 0 2 4 . f>, , n , • l Hile th e 7lh day of M arch, A. |t to' the endorsement of tho t h e e s t a t e of J o h n IV. Orlffln. deJdC, In a n d fob S em inole County. m U. 1921. U t A g » A . U A L L A S . __ ise the same conscientious ana con- ceased, an d If dead, all p a rtie s n : IT. SpenceK Jr.. >cratic voters at the June 3rd, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. aa has been rend tractive service aa. ruts D e< c l a lm ln x I n te r e s t u n d e r Renjnmlne Solicitor a n d C ounsel f o r FOR ebUNTY JUDGE srti. ........* ............ * . Clerk C irc u it C ourt service. I-i O rlffln. a n d wife. - H e n r ie tta E. red in my many years of (jom pialntnnt. y Sem lnle C ounty, Kldrlda. GfcORGE C. HERRING. Sanford Sign Shop O rlffln. decerned. W illiam Q. A n. V CHAS. F. HARRISON, Ry A. M. W e e k s . D. .C. >OR COUNTY JUDGE APPROPRIATE i*-,r. i Geneva, Florida. hereby announce myself as f iw ^ n ro T rh rc o H M is s ro N B R LETTERING the Demo0 . C. Bryant, W ag­ pdidate for the offici of County action of the vo I hereby announce ray candidacy primary June 3. cratic For AHClasses of Work of Seminole County, subject for re-election to the office of JOHN O. LEONARDY. ' 107 North Sanfofd Ave. Democratic primary, June 3^ ner, Fla., will Veil at C*unty Commissioner from DisFOR COUNTY JUDGE I pledge faithful service 1" !1 1 To the People of Seminole County: tt it-num ber four of Seminole I you nominate me. County, subject to the action of Carolina,-FIorida filliI am a candidate 'f o r .Coupty ___ 1______ J l U.SHARON^ W ANTED TO RENT Judge, your support and vote on the Democrat primary June 3,1924. FOR CLBRK OF COURT B. F. WHEELER. June the 3rd will be appreciated. hereby announce my candiing. Station, g a s at 2 WA?IT—To rent 3, 4, or 5 room SAMUEL A. B. -WILKINSON. FOR STATE ATTORNEY.-*. %, t i for the office Of Clerk of the houae. fu rn iahed cur unfurnUhI hereby announce my candi­ FOR" REPRESENTATIVE. ait Court, Seminole County. ed, cents above ebst the Inquire H- C. i Morgan> P. 0. year. I hereby announce my candidacy dacy tor the office of Stata Attor­ Box Ida, subject to the decision of AND SUPPLIES ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir­ 301.__________________________ Democratic Primary to be for membor House of Representa­ , J L 'S a n f o r d . fla .I on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I tives for Seminole County subject cuit af Florida, (Ubject to the Dem­ year around. ** WANTER-rTo rent- J ©r 4 unfur­ * toe efficiency and servica in to tho action of the voters a t the ocratic Primary to be held June 3, nished .'coma'' o r’ .kmall house • » h-A ’ 1924. pee. ‘ tg • ■ " close in. Address J. R. Wells, *r J. A. SCARLETT. N IM IM N IIIIIIIIIIIin illl)U U M IIU IIH IIIIIIII VANCE E DOUGLASS. , Gen. Del., City. • <■ » Cash in Advance FOR MEMRER 8CHOOL HOARD I hereby announce myself a-uuididato for re-election to the office jelep h nitrd tide. w ill h e r f r n l Irani p a tro n * « »d colof member of the board of public ta r a c a t Im m ed ia tely tmw i Instruction, representing - school irmikulL r. j district No, 1 of Seminole Coun‘y, to e ■ Itaie ..A n y ~ l* . * - - - subject to the Democratic primary : « 2 « ‘ to be,held on June 3rd. 1924. ri2 L ” rE 5 ~ :> ^ R E D T. WIWJAMS. Kuril Typo lfo'tlbl4 nt.i.Vr TO THE VOTERS O P THE 19T1I la U t. . , SENATORIAL DISTRICT. reduced d ales a r e for eoncull*© dn*reiJon»M. . i . i ' O t i * ‘Hfiftcr ’dde'- fotisidertltioh, I’.-hitve - s p o r t a - o f - a v e r a g e length, decided to become a candidate fur re counted a line, rd-eleclibri to the State Senate klimini Charge JOe f o r first from the 19th Senatorial District, ksertlon. I a d v e rtisin g ia r e s tr ic te d to composed of Orange, Seminole and roper classification. Osceola jCiJuntic*, aiiLjoet, to the an e r r o r la m ade. T h e Ban* Democratic Primary* to be held H erald ' will be resp o n sib le I only ope Incorrect Insertion.- June 3rd. I respectfully solicit adv e rtise r, fo r su b se q u e n t your support. irtTons. T he office should .be _________M. O. OVERSTREET._ |/l* A liptnrdlately In c a se o f FOR COU NT Y~£5MMISS10NBit * r‘ TO A O V E ItT IIE R f, I hereby announce my candidacy H erald r e p r e s e n ta t iv e .th o r for County Commissioner for the' ily f a m ilia r w ith r a te s , r u le s Fifth District comprising Chuluoclassification, will give you ta, Geneva and Osceola, Subject to Iplete Inform ation. And If the action of the ^Democratic p ri­ w ith, they w ill a s s i s t you In lin g y o u r w a n t a d to m a k e mary June 3. * » effective. ' •* * C. A. RAULERSON. IMPOUTNAT NOTICE. FOR SHERIFF. Advertisers should g |v e th e ir To the Votera of Seminole County: t o r postoffice a d d r e s s '*» I hereby announce my candidacy a s th e ir phone n u m b e r ' tf for tho office of Sheriff of Semi­ d e s ire 're sults. A bo u t on t o r o u t of a th o u sa n d nole County, s u b le t to the voters kphone, and th e o th e rs f the'‘Democratic Primary to be > m u n lc ate w ith eld Jtjne 3rd, 1924. If elected I k n o w your addrei oromUo four years of Law ......................Eni r d ls e o B tla u s a re v lorcemcr orccmcnt in a 'business bi manner by hade la p ertto a .a t The" B aoord H era ld o ffte e or by l e t the help of the proper subordl- house, 2 wells, 2 acres peppers, I acre white potatoes, all at $7000* $300{|, cash, balance M BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD .; > i i *Small house.ojupavWn^giff-ygqr^j street; ’ Electric lights, ^SgoofF^well, cash, ballika WHIDDON & HODGES PRINTING m f t 't t r a n J k a fGING UP FATHER ‘•f XJ; ,;3 jJ f^ lv | D im M i f u q ;/» . /r t i.G n n U '* AND LOVE'S \OUNC DREAM COMfe^vTROEJ '•U.i, (s<*j — j -V ‘ V. - "" »- . f • i‘»jj ■•> ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1924; <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/172a9524b638d72e5234ac6ed94a5c11.pdf 39136b2992992e7bddba01859b0fb155 PDF Text Text • • r■ -SJ&wn: •* ’• ■; i * • : • • • * • • • * ’• * • » .* *.... i f 1 W m * J • • i ♦ <* ' •* . i - ... >• . •• w m ha— w “ ... ■ Hr 11* * 11: ' filWH - • I■ L ■ Ml I . HI. ■■ i J.V' *wn»«* ^1 0 1 i\ \ % W : r* •» • . ATCHE3 SANFORD. night. warmer V —M.. ...M. — 4ls\ ■V‘\i l. .j/.; >AY, APRIL 2, 1924. S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S =a= “TT <1* o r m e r - r R .'riiil; ■ „ Investigation Com* HUe C ontinues to Probe T JiwtW Department -Former Departtt Investigator Testifies rty, Weeks, Hayden rGoff Should be Indicted. Question of Relevancy of White's Testimony on CamPnign Coni vi but Ions Is i Raised by Walsh But Al­ lowed on Oil Lease Grounds. 1 f B r T k * Ah m U i h P r f w ) . il ST mt A WASHINGTON, Apr. 2—With Moses mad Heflin Clash Over I’ro(leorge White, former chairman tSHINGTON, Apr. 2,—Harlan eeedure In' Hearing, Heflin '. rc ] tho Democratic Nntionnl com­ i Btone, New York, baa been Threatening to Take Case to d by President Coolldge to Harry M. Daugherty (right), after resigning as attorney general, mittee in the witness chair, the oil Floor of Senate, . ' srnsy general. Re waa'-for- left for Atlantic City. Photo shows him at the railroad staflorTWTdi a committee renewed lt3 wrangling / dean of Columbia University friend, just before boarding train (shown in background.) fltr Tk* Au m U M PrM ) school. v •■ : ’ today as to tho relevancy of testi­ r • WASHINGTON, Aprl! 2 -T h e mony relating to campaign contri­ INGT[ON, Apr, 2.—Consenate committee inVestk-ating a l­ Inf compla failure of lainta of fallu leged land frauds In thh lower Rio butions. .Senator Spencer, Repub­ department it of justice to prpsGrando valley of Texas encounter­ lican, Missouri, asked White about Ite .various alIr frauds/ H. ed another storm Tuesday, when tho campaign contributions of Sin­ bile, once department InvestiChairman Moses, Republican, New clair and Dohcny to Republicans }or, told the Daugherty InvcstHampshire, and Senator Heflin, 'ng committee today, Hi his Democrat, Alabama, crmmRtoe in 1030. prosecutor, again clashed ovar pro­ §enator Walsh said he deemed the Swing of California Char uraes Sec- 100 Deputy. Sheriffs and Police- cedure In tho hearing. • Senator matter irrelevant but because there |h t to bo indicted/ lit the Heflin again threatened to lake might be legitimate Inference of retarjr Merrill of A tte s tin g pnmtl men Patrolling ’strolling Streets After -Martin Ab* Craft case. ', his protest to the floor of the sen­ Undermine i’owPistols, and Shotguns Uaed witness came to the airate and intimated that h« might Republican officials influenced un­ er Act. In Election. ease after renewing charge* ask for the appointment of on en- duly in the granting of oil leases larding the sale of the Boscb tirely, now investigating commit­ he was willing to allow It. White (» r *re* Auiwuird p k m i : fllf T k . A w M i.trS I ' m . ) le n t to Company and declared tee. ; j WASHINGTON, April 2—0 . C. CHICAGO, Apr. 2.—The daid Sinclair did not contribute It on the day the Airship Ro- Merrill, secretary of the federal second killing in Cicero within Meanwhile, James H. Pag?, Kan­ i was tiefitroyei destroyed In Norfolk in ower commission, was charged 24 hours broke early this . sas Ctty, Mo., attorney wh« la aW- but Doheny gave (0,900 and later * tried ‘ ‘ * to start a depart- t tho bouso Tuesday by Repreaen. I t -he. morning. Quiet Is now fol­ Uid Senator Heflin in the Investtga- $86,000 to help mnkc up the de­ n t of justice inquiry, inq but it was tative Swing, Republican, Califor­ lowing the turbulent village tion, and George A. Hill, J r .,-of ficit. When attention was called kked by W. J, Burns. Pressed nia, with attem pting “to under­ election yesterday when 'ope Houston,' Texas, attorney for R. to the Doheny testimony that his enator Moses, ho named mine tho policy” of the federal wa­ man was killed and numerous B. Crcager of Brownsvilb-./Tex.. cbntribution was $76,000 White pgheyty, Weeks. Charles Hay. terpower act. . Ing women. Joseph Smith, who was charged in the senate res­ sjdd Doheny was mistaken. After |, chairman of the WrichtMr. Swing, a co-author of the naped, somo of the victims heolution as having been implicated •v-15 minute session the committee rtin board, and Guy Goff, for- Johnion-Swing bill providing for others woufided, beaten or kidIn the land fraud chafgei, hare adjourned until Monday because r assistant attorney-general. hs governmental development of the chauffeur waa shot and killed bcen.dinntoi hy the comndttm lo of the absence of other witnesses. SO he thought should bo in- proposed In n brawl early today. Frahk nouiuer canyon dam on iroposed Boulder Inspect and make a sumniaryL al “A i the oil ctommittce goC back .. , . ___ - „ , —f.thfi Coloradogiver-said Mr. Merrill Caponi-wax shot by Chicago Tetters and questionnaires in tbs Tuesday to the trial of an alleged mtlona bf dotay by the He- fn several speeches had attempted iollce summoned to the vllpostoiTicc department file). This conspiracy a t the Republican ra t­ age to keep order yesterday. nA ° / ■iV8t.ce **} *** to discredit governmental owner­ course was determined on niter ■r-# of lands fraudulently tak- ship, and th a t his . speeches had in 1920___ for th - - .-r.K -*WPA__ _J« numerous clashes TuesjJay over ional convention Ifrom Oklahcmin Indiana were been used as campaign literature CHICAGO, Anrll 2—More than the reading of such doedmenta Into ex;>oiution of the public domain |rd by the senate Daugherty by poorer companion In California 100 deputy sheriffs and policemen tho re-.o-d in order to speed up the Harry F. Sinclair, leueo of Teapot lmittco when It resumed Its fighting--Dome, appeared in the District of municipal I P projecta in that Tuesday night patrolled the streets hearing an dsave the time of (Continued on page 8) state. of Cicero, a city within Chicago, Officials who hove been attendl Cplumbia supremo court and en­ In a speech a t Lake Placid, N. Y.t after an election day in which tered a plea of not guilty of an in­ HiTl objected unsuccesrfully last October, Mr. Swing aaid. Mer­ precinct workers were shot, club­ to Mr. dictment charging contempt o f tho the continued introduction of rill referred to “the California bed and kidnapped in the city’s these letters, written by njrsm s Upitcd States senate. He furnish­ bom in tho sum of $8,000. water power act-campaign" as a first partisan contest in six years. who -allege. theV' were, refrauded, ed bond A dozen men. Including fnmi-lii un the gnnmrt' H proposal which “might embark the thflt They donfif U Ihey dontaijdU) th pistols, statements “not made under oath;” automobile armed with stair un ths iroublccl sea of politiWASHINGTON, Apr. 2 -A s the ctl ownership,” and in an nothor sawed-off shotguns and. 100.rounds that there was *no opportunity fbx oil committee g o t’back Tuexday to of ammunition, were arrested by speech I t 'AkhovilleTN, C„ examination;” that they ‘con­ the trail of an alleged conspiracy county highway police and dctoct- cross end “w6 should not ore . . _______________ _________ irman of Senate Finance Com* June stitute an attempt to align-tbs. a t tho. Republican national conven­ the necessary limitations that sur­ iver after two election officers had posts Itteo Promises Passage 'of stal authorities on their *ldj„lii tion* In 1920 for the exploitation of baen shot, a policeman and another round public ownership.” rax Measure Before end tho .public domain Harry F. Sin furtherance of the civil su ‘ - p wDome,1up* ' Mr. Swing declared that “wheth­ elxctton official kidnapped, and one some of them,” and that man of tkla Session. • • clalf, laaaa»-of Teapot er you xgreo with the policy .laid voting place dosed afte r more^ U W gikgW ppon their face the T k * A s M t u n a .a u down In the fedecxljvretex^po eixcept-ono woman_ fmsUkable evidence of an indictment , , «out< The „ ------ g. contempt oLLh*. United furth gun to leave. page ti is w m t sreferStates senate. He furnished bond were due.” e r wn was quiet Tuee-' payments In the sum of $5,000. end mpqlcfpal deSonata*' Heflin objected to Mr, a reserve force of Hill’s effort to block their Insertion , , — ■waterpower’ facili­ day night ‘ m il Present Evidence. ties,” and no man who ts vworn to yu -policemen was being held In in U^e reeord. At the same time Chief Justice uphold the law should "bdsy him- readineis for further trouble. McCoy in the district supreme 'Qsflln Threatens. The . trouble started Monday f, Apr, 2—Assur- aelf at every* opportunity in try­ court ordered the impanelling o i« Chairman Moses in ruling on special grand Jury here on Apr. 10 reduction bill ing to underaino the policy of that night at the close of a hotly con­ law.” * tested campaign, the first for sever­ Mr. Hill’s obji-cfTnnlfc xoid he was before which will be presented-evfRepresentative Williamson, Re­ al years jn which the Democrats Willing that Mr. Page read dence in the criminal . charges . the soldiers bonus urowing out of the investigation enacted into law be- publican,- .South Dakota, urged de­ put a complete ticket hi the field. letters as wodld present r „ *JVWS adjourns was made velopment, by the government of a Two Democrat candidates for of- tlve eases but declined to the naval .oil leases. Tho evi­ ls now being put In .shape b y ' Chairman Smoot of 'super-power system" which would flco were beaten. Tho two eloctlon committee’s time taken up by un ntatioit by special govern­ senate finance committee as embrace 11 western Irrigation and officials were shot and slightly limited reading of letters 1piece­ AM of both parties arid Prcsl- power projecta. already developed, wounded during tho day when u meal without questioning tho wit' ment counsel In tho oil cases. t iCool dgo centered attention and also include the proposed band of armed men raided an .’elec­ ness. Chief Postal Inspector Rush Sinclair, who la charged with D. Simmons again remained on the contampt onllO xounta for his re­ the legislative program. Sena- Dsokte.r canyon dam and the Mus- tion place. that number of Smoot told the senate the tax Sl° ProPerDea in Alabama. . Democrat spokesmen charged stand throughout the session. Sen­ fusal tu I Probably would ho r«.«3y fer Mr. Williamson said tho govern­ that tho Cicero police forces was utor Heflin, dissenting strenuously questions T>ut to him by the toll . . urday. ment by controlling such a sys­ aiding the Republicans by arrest­ from this view, at this point threat* committee, was allowed 10 days by -out dlacusslon with Secrc- tem would be able indirectly to ing boys .distributing Democrat enrd to bring the pwUcr . to the Justice Hoehling to withdraw attention of the senate and* ask f his ploa and enter a demurrer to ask foe ellon Tuesday o n 'th e tax compel private companies to make snmplo ballots. Frank Camponi was shot and the appointment of a commutes the Indictment If he should so de­ opreed ovpri until Wednesday “reasonable power charges.” sire. Tho oil magnate came here killed and a bystander was wound­ that “would investigate.” Wlon of the treasury secrc* ed late Tuesday when Camponi en­ before the finance.committor. When the vqrbal storm had ubati from New York Tuesday after gaged in a pistol battle with two ed Mr. Page proceeded to read being advised of the returh of the Mellon woe asked particularly Xquads.of Mptcctivos who pppeared more letters from tho postofTIce Indictmefll against him Moniiay, pr^aent his'views on the'estate Question Authority ' simultaneously near th e .' Cicero department’s fllos, which, he saliL nthieh waa'Increased by the The lcarscc of the Wyoming nstown hall where returns were bo- showed that complaints of fraud *nd. w |lch 1 / opposed by ing received.. kssnatorw ifJ.favor of an Irvhad been made to the department val reserve was accompanloa to The detectives alighting from by persons who wero “duped.” tha court by hla counsel. Martin r read only a W. .Littleton, of N«w York, who automobiles approached Camponi ..... , arcd statement One wns from Hans -G|arti -of 8. A. B. Wykinson was is the nrln- and ssvernl friends who were huh- Kalamazoo, Mich., who said ho had raised before tha oil committee thd ■L‘i'JfaUatH/oe e ver. dipal speaker a t today’i’i luncheon |)ccted of being among those who toolidgd Hand keen taken on an excursion to the question of tha authority of con­ t the Kiwanis Club hheld at tho terrorized Cicero voters. Cam­ Rio Grande valley in the summer gress to compel tho attendance of took a hand M e x Hotel. Speaking interesb- poni opened fire. - More than 60 1010 and shown “show places.* witnesses upon its committees; O. 1 Mr, ”Wilkinson ”” • toglyjjfr, gave -his views shots were fired and Camponi fell of “We if the land ever over­ T. Stanford, of New York, and J. 2“ *Th# Inner Man.” Kiwanisn with a score of bullets in bis body. flowed.*'asked Zevaly, of Washington, District thq letter laid, “and tb Ld Lane was in charge of the pro­ One of Camponi’s companions ahswer waa ’not in a thousan Attorney Gordon represented tha gram. was arrested and Identified aa Tony urs, except by Irrigation.’ ” Af government. Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, representA fter informing the oil eommlt“ Paw ige o f whlcn he ing the local chapter oof tho D. A. “Scarface" Camponi, his brother, he had purchased, he said, M i an Impetus tq R., addressed the club. Miss Ma­ believed to have been Involved in found out that that land did over* tee Tuesday that *» expected to led along the rion Crawford of Jacksonville .Chicago's beer war of. a few flow and that It was “all hill and •how th ^ x lste rice of a conspiracy at tho Chicago convention, Sena­ months ago in which half a dozen holes.” plan. spoko briefly. Other visitors had * Vslsh, Democrat, MonUno, tho • declaration on words of greeting. A. C. Fort was beer runners were slain. roaecutor, disclosed th a t inde­ bill was prf-mpt- the winner of the attendance prize. Infant Daughter Mr, pendent investigators now a r t run­ from Senutor • Forty-five persona were in a t­ “Florida Special” Is fling down storiea regarding inch t. Massachusetts, tendance today, many of them be­ con.piracy which f e said had Derailed; One Killed And Mrs. Reel DieR come finance commit- Ing visitors from Orlando. Late to him from many sources ox to the coun- Jviwanlans entertained the club Pearl, 13 months’ old dauflh over the country. Co-opermtiun of O r T k * A « s* * U I » 4 P m i l no unnec- witr a selection of musical offorof Mr. and M r'. R. J. Reel of th tha volunteer investigators was RICHMOND, Apr. SL-Engi- city, the meaxVisiters signing attendaico died Tuesday night a t 10 o' sought sp as to obviate the ne«necr W. L. Rnelson wey killed, * senator tickets today were Mrs. A. M. Declock a t tha Fernald-Laughton ho «M«y Of summonl*! fptfixcrlmlata. . j m M Forreat, Miss Marion Crawford, Fireman J. G. Gravatt seriously pttal of pneumonia which davelo X the cornmitJ;,a St«rfinK, R. F. McGuiro, injured and a dining car employe ed from 'm easles which the baby Walsh said, to the captial, Senator E. P. Newell, J . Y. Cheney. E. W. suffered a dislocated shouldor and contracted about 10 days hfjo. of htx Kissan, Geo. Phillips, M. 6. Phtl- several passengers wero badly “'.h ? 0 Funeral services shaken when a locomotive andeq at I Dra’i £ h ? ’ ^ ?ye-r’ G‘ Diak,0n’ eight coaches of the Atlantic place at Hand's underta) A y ^ U k i n s o n ^ T,dWe" ’ ^ S> Coast Line “Florida Special” waa lore ibis afternoon wax to taka place la quick ac- •: Th# 'following members of tho derailed early today near Wood­ undo cemetery. ford, on the Richmond, Freder­ Sapford Kiwanis club were H) atand bonicksburg and Potomac Railroad. ’ L I (M r T k * Am m U I M P r « u O v> . RfMEzB ** * i.. f • ». Uv •<* / , ; 14 Off • (.r | l)i *r a r _ T T ! 7 iS V r T n , ■ iW p ffjg fiSrJMrv !?%WrV ^ ■ . , ETARY O F CICERO CITY IN POW ER B O A R D CHICAGO STAGES I S DENOUNCED ELECTION RIOT £ f 100T A V E R S A N D BOND *£ $ W ilkinson D elivers A ddressinProgram K iw anis Luncheon C J. c. Hotehlnso! C. Smlth^Jr8; iU e r/O -E . l, R. ,* O’. Du- To the Readers of The Sanford Herald: . ‘ • I have disposed of my stock In The Herald Printing Company and -TRe Sanford Herald to Messrs. R. H. Berg and Holland L. Dean and have severed connection with the paper. This has been made necessary due to increasing duties in connection with my operation of the Chimney Rock Camp in North Carolina of which I am the owner and director. " • In making this announcement I do so with regret as my associations with the business interests of Sanford have been the most agreeable and pleasant. I wish to thank my friends in Sanford and Seminole county Ipr many courtesies extended during my residence here and to solicit a continuance of good will for my former asso­ ciates and The Herald. P. REESE COMBS. March SI. : . -------------!. J!- II-SM* ISSU E IN |*C 0N ST R U C T I0N ORLANDO FAILS PERM ITS S H O W IN BIG ELECTION C IT Y ’S GROWTH Head off Scran too Firm sue? Signed H Sffa ,Y < Showing. That C Made Against F. F. Concerning His Alleged Il­ legitimate Deals ,WHh His Company Absolutely False. In a signed statement givan to The Herald Wednesday, J. L. Luxtig, senior member of the firm of Luitlg and Bnrgerfaoff of Scranton, Pa... reiterated several days ago to a represente-' live of this ]paper, that the busi­ ness transactions between his .firm and F. F. Dutton, representing tha Florida Vegetable Corporation, which have been the subject of cer­ tain charges made against Mr. Dutton by the directors, were abso­ lutely false and seta forth proof ; to substantiate his declaration* 11 » * In the presence of Mr. Dotton, Mr. Lustig gave the statement U The Herald. He expressed — - that Mr. Dutton had been ma target of certain chargee and i___ that he- had proven that his rela­ tions with Mr. Dutton had teen absolutely square. . :!.v ’ q When asked whether he had f" ~ statement to make concerning matter, Mr. Dutton declared he had not but stated ha be mightgive-^ut one later. . _______ ■lAl Fqllowing la tl)e statement givcn out by Mr. Lastlg: ----- — “I came to Sanford Sunday U Scranton for ono purpose and that wss to clear up t h r alleged charge* that Mr. Dutton and my firm f had business relations which detrimental to the Florida Ve bie Corporation and which w_ violation of bis obligations to organisation. •• ____ (Continued on page 8) Giles la' Elected Mayor To Fill Vacancy Caused bv Duckworth’s Comparison of Amount of Build* Resignation—lairge Vote Ing Permits for First Quarter Polled. ’ of Three Years Past Show ' City’s Growth................ fBr ThO AliMtalrd P m a) ORLANDO, Apr. 2.—With a Another Indication of Sanford's vote considerably la rg e r than was steady 'growth may bo soon in axnetced by clegflon authorities, figures' given out by the city Orlando^ citizenm Tuesday snowed clerk’s office Wednesday on the undef the proposition advanced to amount of building permits Issued issue bonds valued a t $200,000 for during tho past three months. the erection of a combination eity For-the first quarter of this year ball, jail, and municipal auditorium. ending Mar. 3lAjhe amount of The total vote, G36 ballots, was permits had touted $114,583 as divided in more than a 2 t o ' i against $111,620 fpr 1923 and n ln ratio aagainst the proposed Issue $06,720 for 1982. ~ ' of bonds, te h m u c t count of the The. increase ovar- the first judgee-belng "107 votes against quarter of last yet ear la equal to and 198 votes for the issue. 2 Mi per cent while ovor the cor­ Unusually Large Vote responding period of 1022 has the James L. Giles ,the only candi­ atn of 71 por cent. Although date to file a petition In tho race Vebruary_ of la st____ ____ last, year eclipsed for mayor, was eletced to fill the tho amount in the same htont h of un exp ired term of Eugene G. this year by approximately $12,­ Duckworth, resigned,, by a vote of 000, March permiU of this year Q81, which Is an unusually large total almost $0,000 over the cor­ poU, considering the fact that Mr. responding month of last year. Giles was the only candidate to file In „ his npplictalon for the candidacy. I January 1023 tho permits tot­ $28,460, while this year they Election officials mid huslness men I,aled U $37|88fr last *ilIghf bXbreakiTJ ~the ' opinion mounted that the large voto could be con-1 There ware 45» pdrtiflts issued ____ ___ . .for . _• Marsh aldorad as a vote of the confidence during th e.m o n th os toUl of $38^)18, which ia slightly and respect placed In Mr. Giles by less than $6,000 tinder tha amount tho voters of if Orlanfio. Orlandi build the city hall, jail and municl-' issued last month. Here ia a U- New York Q ty Under a y The defeat o f . the proposal to ble showing the amount of per- of Snow While Rain, LI fp l auditorium on-the site a t Or* mlU issued during the first three and Tht e dsr 9 • * rkxorr.vftvi**ua«-nnr .jnputhx i Monotony. 102$ 1028. 1924 now xtands, waa more Jan........$18,466 $28,460 $37386 tha opposition to the Fab. ... 40.770 YOWt, A, r FREAK STO: IS EXPEDIENT1 IN EAST C ff rganlie Civic orgunlzations anizat _ . thejr emphatic dlaroyal to building the nudltori’ tha d ty hall, and srteet ,d b#en the plan alnce 1U Inauguartion. a « . - - v- JM P e Permits were issued to the fob lowing people hut month; School district number one, A. G. Gun den, E. J. Moughton, R. A. New man, A. S. Simms, Harry Bandel, Nannie Collins. Frank Loss ing, A. R. Key, P.T* Littlejohn, Wil­ liam Caldwell, Dr. C. J. Marshall, R. II. Smith, Sam' Michael, K»- 8. Johnson, H. L. DuHart,, Wight Bros., L. P. McCuller, Roy Chittendon, George Lorsly, Mrs. B. B. Baggett, S. O. Shinholser. Wight Bros., L P. McCuller, J. G. Shar­ on, Mrs. Annie Philips, J . S. Din­ gle, E. T. Davis, G. W. Fowler, E. Newton, Peter Hoffman, Thom­ as Wilson. Mrs. Mary Baker, Seminole County Bank, T. J. Mil­ ler, Ellen Martin, W.’ F. Rankin, W. M. Thigpen, fe. B. ELand G. G. Smith, W. R. Du PredW. D. Martin,'W alter Moseley, ley, J. W. Eaton, A. P. Vaurakis and C. Peterson. mm The ai in th4 keted t h e ------------e r bureau reported no signs J an immediate cassation. I* Grip of BUixanl, PHILADELPHIA, Apr. Philadelphia and • vidaKy ‘ variety of freakish s _ f Dr Tk* A»a*«Ulra Prr.a) day. The day open* Thx White Houxe announced cations that spring that President_ Coolldge — idga would Tuesday night the city spend the summer in Washingt on. grip of th* worst blizzard ReporU of favorable business year, with transpor conditions were laid before Presipartly peralyxed Of dent-Coolldge a t tho cabinet meet­ triana and automobii ing. ’ .............: " gling through six loebea It was indicated at the White of snow and slush. “ House that President Coolldge times during the * would select a new attorney'gener­ shone. U rained, Ugh1 al within two days. thunder rumbled and An adjusted penson •bill’ dtMItfifcd blew. to remove irioquitlea in payments The electric storm to veterans of several past wars tha snow early In the w»!i passed by th^senate. crijding telephone lh a aenate Daugherty commitsnow, which .waa. 1 Uo questioned wttfilslxea intxegard Wet, seriously interfem d to n land case in Oklahoma end' a railroad and trolley federal judgeship appointment, down telegraph a The approj roprlat' atlon bill for the wires, made motor traffic 6 department state, . . .justice, H P comand clung so thickly to mcrco and lal^k' waa reported‘ by trees that hundreds of them (n r Tk* A bmm UI m I Pr***) the houao appnropristions' cconunitNEW YORK,j April A 2.—Brook­ pod under the weight, ^ c a n y i n g $68,840,160. ^? waa heaviest in tha out lyn's blonde I . . . bobbed-hair ,.......... Chairman Smoot of the aenato who tiona. Temperatures ~ has smiled through a score ftaanco committee declared on tha of daring hold-ups in tho past It) twoen 30 and 49 floor of the senate that a tax bill woeks, shot to kill Tuesday when waa assured of passage a t this scs- capture seemed imminent after a . Snow r.on of congress. •••• frustrated attempt to hold up 17 , b a l t im c ___ / 8enator Robinson of A rkantis, employes of the National Biscuit Ing up-coaat front tF _____ tho Democrktic leader, disclaimed Company. tha heaviest snow of the any disposition by-sunate Demo­ and the heavf * Her victim, Nathan Maaxlo, Ues crats to prolong unduly the present dangerously wounded in a hos­ Baltimore in round of InreatigstionX. ' pital, physicians de­ ed today whan The senate committeo investi­ claringattending has but slim chance more lay under gating all Texas tend frauds to recover! He has atwo bullets in ket. In th# received protest of counsel the chest sod a third in .the exceeded by two thigh. waa for R. I The snow i gnr, correspondence Tuesday's attempt waa by far teoartmen; files re- tha most daring and danger-defy­ however, the; ting to: ing In the g irls meteoric career fle or lines ‘ Harry tnclair pleaded not of banditry—a career which she occasioned, running . ’ has pursued in spite of the efforts were schedule, and no ^>5 4 of 260 city detectives who have cleared port W o re j tes“ — ^ * •• ht her and her mala com­ snow. an for three weeks, with ofw — on, llonal J*! ™ com* to “shoot and kill if neces“ T1 «*nr.“ y ____ Accompanied by the inevitable School male, Jihe jsauntsred ^Into the re- W ashington N ew s Bobbed-hair B andit Shoots to Kill When Holdup Frustrated ttr E Ovordi MARKETS TOGUCWAUM, P r-“ >M.y 1 May 101 H ' ’ T** /Hr Tha Asm end \m to 103 l-B. . ' Honduran 8—J4 n .,. 23AS; iLm, V-iA # "I foguclgalf -1 - ' - i f .. ‘ i------ ; Vj 1 'V K t& u jl • 7- • • v”• . * «■ . . » , , , . . < * > • ■ ;* . » . . ___ i__ • —- -- -- - - , , _ , • < ..................... Ally* •” ,' *: . ' ---. * ■A-Leama*axteaiii H .- . _ » • - -fi-Li ■ • ’ • .......... ■ *• m �THE SANFORD L arge Crowd L ocal1 F an s H ear R eturns From R in g B a ttle aeon School Boy Decisively Beats Tltleholder in .Bout Last Night at NewarR But His Eagerness to Put Over Knockout Cost Him the Title in the Tenth Round When Re Missed Wildly Af­ ter Having Battered His Opponent To-All Parts of B r T h e A a a o rla tr* Preee. COLUMBUS, Ga„ April 1. —McTigue waa offered 115,­ 000, far a 13-round decision - bout-wlth Stribling in Colonbaa July 4, “or any other time,” Major John Pant Jones. Jones declared StribUng’a vic­ tory laot night vindicated the popular belief th at ho should . kayo received the title after the light here laat November. NEWARK, N. J., April 1—<Will­ iam L. “Young” Stribling, Georgia school boy, ringman, battered nis wap to a spectacular victory laat night over Mike McTiguo, world’s light heavyweight champion, “but hla youthful eagemesa cost him a golden chance to lift tho covsted crown with hla triumph. , A record crowd of nearly 15,000 in the First Regiment armory saw the strapping Georgia youngster decisively outpoint hia veteran riv­ al from start to finish and havo the champioa'" oh the. verge of n knockout in the tenth round. B ut McTigue weathered the storm and snatched back.the title laurels th a t 8tribllng had within hia grasp. Un^er the New Jersey no-decision Uwg, tf championship cannot change hands except by a knockout or foul and when McTiguo was on h it faet i t the end of the twelfth a n d 'final round, his crown, though a t a disjointed angle, remained on hla head. Won Every Round. _8tribling, fighting the most sen­ sational and determined battle of hia meteoric career, won every* one of the twelve rounds, in the opinion op a majority of newspaper men, with hla sloshing, whirlwind a t­ tack. The 19-year-old youngster Fight Results Rouod ' Has Sanford some real dyed* In-the-wool boxing fans? V> Well It certainly has. Last night - approximately, 100 light fans gathered • 'in . front of Tl»e Herald office to hear the returnB from the McTigue - Stribling; flght. Despite the threatening weather, suporters of th e-ring sport assembled to the invitation of this paper __to hear all abodt the match that had been the talk of the cast anti south since the match was assured. Not only werb there many fan* out to hear the returns but there, woro others, Vrho though not able to lie here, evidenced their interost- in the scrap by keeping the telephone.in this office ring*1 iijg almost constantly . asking for information bit the bout*'/ 1 * j ♦ Shortly after :0 «.'clock the Round • Preliminaries. J____ NEWARK, N. J.; Apr. 1—Two Newark lightweights staged a live­ ly battle in the opening, prelimin­ ary of four rounds, Fred Needham gained the popular verdict over Harry Prahl, who took counts in the third and fourth rounds. Need, ham weighed 128 and Prahl 130. • In the third preliminary, a six N. J., decisively outpointed Jack rounder, Joe Buron, of Paterson, Ritchie of Newark, according to the ring side verdict, Ritchie weighed 141 and Burton 143. In the third preliminary, Lew Chester1, of Brooklyn, knocked out Happy Bankart of Newark, after only a minute and 14 seconds of the first round. A'short right up­ percut sent Bankhart down for the final count Chester weighed 164 and his opponent 161 1-2. Berlenbaeh Keyoen Krnhn NEWARK, Apr. 1—Paul ucrlenbach, New York middleweight sen­ sation whose streak was stopped recently by Jhck Delaney, staged a comeback when he knocked out .Harry Krohn of Akron, O., in tho fourth round of a 10-round ditch, semi-final to the Stribling-McTigue .title contest Berlenbaeh weighed 165 and Krohn 171. Round by Round Version First Round: They are called to the center of the ring for instruct­ ions. Stribling led twtee with his left Lut"missed. He landed two lefts to the head a t dose quarters nnd McTiguo shot over his right. Stribling ahot in a right to the jaw and McTiguc was wild in a counter attack. The youngster laurels t h r Crucial moment cost him the chAnce to gain thqt goal. . • The fierce attack in the tenth that almost beat McTigue into submikalon followed a whirlwind ninth round in which-two sharp right* m. "thd h faa Jarred the champion to hi* heels and had him visibly grog­ gy, Near the close o f ‘the tenth, 8tribling suddenly lashed with his ■rigpV-oa they were battling s t oloee quarters. Jt'lnnded flush on rolled /pqrtly through the ropes and .to- one knee. Ha .was badly hurt, but rose before tho referee had counted three and rushed into • clinch. Desperately, Stribling swung with right and left, but the cham­ pion hung on, blocked moat of the blows aimed at his head and back­ ed ground while he tried to rally. Tried far Knockout. Stabling, sensing that he had the championship within reach, tried repeatadly to break through MeTlgue’a guard, but the veteran’s sourcofulness and shifty defense u d e d him from further damaging punishment until the bell. Throughout the d o s in g two rounda, Stribling carried the a t­ tack in an effort to finish the titleholder but McTigue. having tasted of Um youngster* heavy artilW y, kept out of range, blocked the Georgian's rushes and stayed com­ pletely on the defensive, Stribling the Aggnessor StriblHiJr’, setting a dazzling pace, was the aggreseor from the opening bell in a bout that was re- to btodPfM*-e)ineh. Stribling Jabbed.lkith h it lightning left repeat­ ed! y .w ithout drawing a return. lie ja rre d 'th e champion with one punth to the jaw hut took.a right in return. McTigue landed a right to the ribs at the bell. Round seven: McTiguc opened the round with his first real at­ tack, landing a right and left to ___ the head. S ib lin g , however, jarred A r a l M M e a i M the champwn with a straight left to the chin but took a left to the ribs. Stribling landed a smacking overhand right to the neck. The Georgian ahot a stiff left and crossed with a right to the head. was given when it was apparent '• They were sparring at the bel^ Thev b«IL thnt Stribling waa having the [ Round eight: Stribling battered best of the affair,, the Georgia f the champion about tho body and schoolboy was easily the favorite *1 head as they clinched. The. cham­ among local fan>. When it was I pion was forced to the ropes by a announced that the challenger I rush' but blocked moat of his op­ had knocked the tltleholder down J ponent's blows. Stribling repeat­ in the 10th round, the crowd I edly tried to lead In with his lift roared with y ellsj^ ad -applause, f but the Champion frustrated most indicating the Georgian's popu- I ' 1 of these attacks with his defonsivo iarity. Despite tho frequent reports f cleverness. There waa Ittilo dean cut action because of the frequent said to have come over radio that • clinching tactics of both men at the fight had ended in the third | close quarter. The round ended as and fifth rounda with a knockout £ by Stribling, the spectators re- | Stribling ducked a left. ' Round nine; McTigue landed' mstined Jn front, of the newspaper r jolting left to the jaw os he h2kk- office to learn the exact details both hands to the body but toolLa and get the authentic dope on ed out of the clinch. Both were the big mill. wild with right leads and tho. Through the splendid co-opera-' youngster blocked the champion’s tion of Manager Scott, of the toleft. Stribling rocked McTiguc cal office of the Western -Union, with two hard rights to the head the reports were received nnd but the champion covered quickly. sent to this office with* a rapidity . McTigue seemed dazed und took that was pleasing.; a left to the car. Stribling missed n right as they emerged from a AMERICA NLEGION MEETING The regular meeting of the clinch a t the bell. ound ten: Stribling crashed n Arffetican Legion will jic held to­ and right to the jaw but Me-' morrow (Wednesday) night Apr. Tlgue clinched and countered with 2, nt the Legion Club House. a right to the head. McTigue duck­ ed a wild ruah and Stribling his seeming over anxiety to Und brought a ruar from the erowd by a KO. McTigup jabbed lightly with jumping up and down. Stribling his left to tho jaw. The champion knocked MdTIgue down with n forced frequent clinches and stayed ^j(tkt and left to tho body and thfey right to the jaw. He followed with on the defensive. The bell rang as •inched the youngster drove In a a fierce attack as the champion they were Lrohen apart. got up but Faa wild. McTiguo cinch Round twelve: Stribling drove e<l and backed around the ring. the Champion to the ropes ana Stribling dfove hi a left But tho landed with his right in the clinch*. champion clinched ngnin. Stribling 'McTigue blocked another right and drove McTiguo to the ropes and boxed cautiously. The Georgian battered the champibn fiercely. Mc­ was short with his left and missefl Tigue badly dazed staggered to a left awing to the head. McTigue his corner at the bell and the crowd danced out of fetch' of another wild was in an uproar.. right— The Georgian t i led HIM to — Round elsvem Stribling npehtxT land but the champion's shiftiness with a vicious attack to the body kept him out of the reach of .most J»nd forced the champion to the of the youngster’s lunges. The ropes. McTigue clung tightly to crowd shouted for Stribling tc hia opponent In the clinches, but score a KO. w aj nil easy target for tho Geor­ Stribling wins newspaper declagian^ left.** Stribling waa wild in S Full-Fledged Bafloon Double Gum-dipped Firestone Cords to close quarters. McTigue gave grqund freely under the Georgian’s slashing attack but did not seem badly hurt- IStribllng missed a ! right awing, «nd took a left hook j to the ribs. McTigue took two I lefts to the head and failed to land ’ a counter-blow, Stribling forced! the champion to the rbpes with ,il wild rush, landing his loft s e v e n l' times. McTigue was Jabbing th e 1 youngster back |when tho gong rang. “ Round five: They sparred at * T ' Ipn range and the champion biock‘T0 ®* rlv il’a rushes. They clinched repeatedly amidst the h®®.8 "f the crowd. McTiguo landed a light right and they clinched again. The challenger easily duck­ ed a right and dug hla left into the. champion’s ribs and chin. They were in a clinch at the end of the round. . Round aix: Stribling ruahed In and landed his left to the Jn*. They wrestled in a clinch, and the Georgian pounded the back of MeTiguea head. Stribling landed a. hnrd right hoolj to the champion's head. McTigue sJftwcd little ag­ gressiveness and seemed content lease out boxed a s well as , hU rival, to whom he ten y e w in age and six fighting e xperience, bout the first part of the IbUng led in with a lightJab, poundent McTigue’a I-ribs a t doser .q q n te n ». the-ehiunpion alxiut the sr the fury of hla attacks. but hU beat wgs just short of the heights hg sought. . 10.000 Turned Away ' m i l l » c*U«c‘ty crowd, which paid 16^,500 to witness the matcrK icked the big drill hall, police es- * mated that -more than 10,000 | more were turned away amid I actnes tn a t at times threatened tof aeaume proportions of a riot. A ■ectlon of the mob that got beyonT I control down a graU I iui tor® lunnioivn a door And and gratifig to a window In its efforts to iln entrance. Inside tke smokeled arena thy eto*d was whinPitch of excitement by -Striblinc's battln (vr, (». victory. Not the I f i i t of th® Ccorglt a iun porter* were "Pa” and *TMa” and JlaLyl‘-6tribllng, in the corner of fashions 1i a t tio ) end Hca’ed at the rings! i. withln a few fyet .of pgaln in ig rocked ‘ **R^«ree Lewis saved MoTigue from a knockqut by Mpat-atinc the that tenth round/’ .was ’Ma’s” - crisp comment after the fight. "William L. would be the Br n « A f t w l t p l P reaa) ICAGQ—Corn, May 78% ; wheat. May. 102 to 102%,* 103% to 103%: oats. May, tOAB. • . . !W ORLEANS—Jan., 2348; . ; i .t i ’ ! 1 • . ^ ......................... ^.ka • . - M A Y O N N A I S E FRESH,. : : • ........HOMEMADE, EMULSIFIED WHOLESOME, ' DELICIOUS A t... * OLD BECK AND HAPPY FEEDS J. M. MeCaaklll, Mgr. *---------- : ----------------------------i I ^ * \ OF THE REMAINING LftTS AT r- s..v< 11 11 Thursday will be too late. Lots in Buena V ista w ill never sell again at prices you are paying at auction. Invest a few dollars at the a&d match the new houses go up around yoik giaK iB iaiM W ,• •- - tH B h a p p y F e e d s t o r m * f IS THE DAY OF T E E . • * - •MOl?NT^IW R a"** Ap r ^ ^ W I T liam Hcrvoy Boll., a resident of this place for about two years, is dead after having been a sufferer for many jeats. The immediate cause of his death was a heart attack while sitting on his porch Sunda yaftemoon. . a a a ia m a C oral C ab les; F irst M ortgage 8 p ercep t /B o n d s DISTRIBUTORS L A N D E R ’S PHARR^ACV ■• v , l*. . * • i .•. ”* •* .* ” ■ I • •'*; , ' * , ;*•' J i / * •• ' *0 % ' a, • '"t A { Interest Payable Semi-Annually at the Office of Miami BaWc & Trust Con Miami, Florida, Trustee , ’• . • ! 7 »• REpJB^MABiE .THROUGH SINKING FUND A^ J02 AND ACCRUED INTEREST : • <• ON ANY INTEREST DATE Denominations; $100, ?50Q, and^$1,000. AvailUbte M aturities: One 'to ten years. Security: First (Glose^) M ortgage on Properties selling from fb u^to seven tim es th e amount o f m ortgage. In addition, the bonds are a direct obligation o f George ;E. Merrick, owner pf the properties. •, ting Fund: Provides for retirement o f bonds through de­ posit o f fu n d s with Trustee as pimperties are soldi A l­ ready $460)000* redeemed during past tw o years, or -we? 18% o f total amount o f bonds outstanding.*" *• - J H B being hi and ng many ata a 'th e other. * taking the THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT SINCE THE FIRST JV .r PNEUMATIC TJRE The Automotive Engineers of the EIGHTEEN Car manu­ facturers that have already adopted tho FIRESTONE Balloon Cord as utumlimi equipment say that you cannot get the benefit of tho Ballpon Tire without tbo-CUT-DOWN wheels and by the Use of the Full-FledgcdVdlalloon Tire that will not affect Car clearances and gear ratios. Everybody agreqg We have on hand/ or within kta hours reach, new wheel anil balloon equipment td fit all cars. See ua, or ask Rollie Heel. Herbert Mevsor, Brick Baggett, Lloyd Brown, Coillo and Peter Schall, the Snn Juan, or anyone that knows. v AGED RESIDENT DIBS MARKET' Opening Play T u esd a y ! 1—Mitane A. Rural Comedy. VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS River N ovelty Congress �PLA N T H A S OUS SALES Salea of -six cylinder Oldsmoilea during the first three tnonths f 1924 broke all prevlgut Olds T -0tor Works records. From Jan. to Mar. 31 this year nearly 22,W cars were shipped from the khiinff, Mich., plant. Sales for the samo period last ear to u ted 7,*35 cars—about oneJnl the number manufactured id sold the first quarter of 1924. he highest first quarterly figure W o o i to this year was during •e first three months of 1920 hen 12,000 cars were manufacred and sold. > "We have every reason ■to ex« t a continued good bneincss/’ id Leon Dodge, assistant sales inager of the Olds Motor Works. A-1910, our best previous year « country was working under watljr Inflated conditions. Such <-«ot exist :it p-rtkcnL'And. ih lhp irmal course of events, the nres1. ora of. prosperity should conrhis applies to all business, with even greater force to the imobile industry, ------- -- Aytomofs are built bettor today than ar before, and they give the eatest dollar value a man can tajn for his money. Ilr. Dodge, In charge of Terriw Organization, recently re­ nted to .th e factory after a trip rough the west and eouthweat which he made a careful survey keneral economic conditions. The ihts visited included many of the V cities such as S t Louis and insas City, Mo.; Dallas and San itonio, Texas; New Orleans and ireveport, La.; and Memphis Itat': Hon Heed -.Ulrf Mora Ilo'-d. Ill* South. Ham;* 30 £a*t; Went Half ed In Sanford, Scmlnola County, Fighting in Mexico lias slacked wtf. Cttnrtea- «’. Warwick, n* Tru*« of Northeast qiinfler of Houtlteunt Florid*. NOTICE Vranu U, la tvL*. ua-TrtinUP. ami quarter ' 6f'Pectton 16. Township 'Dun* ami ordered ra t Sanford. •up' u llttlf, .huL.Antgirleans didn't to Sootli. Ramin 30 Kant; North* -rdcl» M tmrtlca If living. antj K . iniiii>UCounty. Florida. ihlt the Anycnc wishing lo com* time tu worry over U, uny- If «;■ <1. ill itirths claiming* fntcrQuarter’ of South rant Quarter 4th day of MurclU 0»|4. ,, FLORIDA: Fair .'WVitlnendfty arid have ^r.y. . . . ............................ muniente wilh the Knights R .A j IXWOLaAS. cnur-tnd. r | liesaid Mary A. Mac.Ar £Wtl<m 16. Towmhn>>C& Boulh, IKIi.M,) re’:' iiild.itlcnmnwl l^vrrlni, Arcbl- ll'ini;*' .to Kaat. Supihweai Quarter Clerk of tho Circuit Court ot Heml- of the Ku KJtii Klan of f fHy The Ajumrlalrtl Prenn) * •• Thursday: .slightly. warmer In ex­ lu ibe Clrrtill i.niie* of Seminole ; hslii l:. Itti«:<«>ll. William "T. Abbott. of Southeant Quarter bf Section 16, Qtmrter of P«*ctl<)ii:l6, Ti>wn*til|> SO ‘ MEW YORK, Apr. l-F c d e r- treme north portion Thursday; t nnfit). I'liirtitn, In (h n n r'rj, [ 111Intit It. Wittaon. fotluMvbn- Towiiihiji 30 Snath.-Itanufr'30 Kant. nrtl*> County.* Fiona*. Sanford may do so by ad* It' I* further orders'! -that 'thin , gentle to moderate northwent nnd By A. M. Week*. Meutity Clerk. *ttm >•> t . tv. II. Walton), linen* r h im . *r*» nl 1KT 'fiTi.fr. nl Judge GarVin vacated *the i|. SlwtOt’in. lotbiTYvIan known, b * order lie unlit Ishell oncu n week for Fred «, tVII*on. - f ‘ dressing mall to Postoffice tQttlKTt p-t'Jl l'tm t.ll’ATIitrf : bench warrants issued yester­ north nhifting to enr.t, wiml.1. Frank KVanil and SW-lIa l'. Evans.1; h O. M"«um.u >.‘ K. J. ltnrrrlb Olitf eight e.*rv-'**ullve weeks In Ihs-Haiie Solicitor for Cotmualnanta. Hex 68. • day for Gaston Means and his lift. u If-. Complainants, . j t,mi'lf|iilf.t, H.irnh Mure.-tret I.unJ- ford Il> raid ,n now!<p;ip«r pubUnliv jj . _ - . -- 4tilul.'U* ii.iry Lvd»*—lR*h«r. rbsjjtfc stcretary when they failed to Mary AT* ataciinnahl. Richmond*, Darrell. Kmrrlne O, HoUni.ni R«>. appear for trial,'charged with ' It. Urlfflrt. (i.llicrwt*« I.crerln"i. AKhlhnM U. IliuaeH, 1VHMTAM1,; Apr. T—Dlrcctora of ttic conspiracy to violate the VAlMam T' Abbott. William H. Wals.tn. ■knowu ::o H. li. tlrlfflb)A'<£jnti<.Ili Dade t ’ounty Dairy then's AtaocbtOtherr.Ve known an IV. II. w at- Ptrtle, Anreljue K. Ptrtle.' irattiion stcaa. act. The% ball, Ordered tinn have not the week of April 22 »M>nr. Ilfmer fl, kfomton. ‘(ntliarwise Hrtil a I , l^-ra Jtcpd, n|siJ «**r forfeited, was returned. known »s H. tl. Munson), n. .1. Har­ Ch irlfcn C.’SV.irwb'k,' a» TfUtttFj for. the annual denion&tratloh of rell. olaf **»- Trn*t*MfPmnq l.iinihlul'U, Sai ah Mnr- Crunk s. the county’s dairying resources. A frarrt l.unPitiMt. Mary I.oulu« ca'*n rf *»M rikrtlri dcr«a*o4}i (lt mHfrw in tin iho titr.iU amf barbecue, picnic,. public spcatlnn iVilim, t.. «*. linrrtlt. Km<rltl>- c;, Uoplirtinla n. 'Hrlffm. premwe-* Iri'-ftlved In thin null;,,alt and dancinR will feature the enter- llfilutnnn, known as S. It Hrlffln). ik-irlli?* '.n.tiiln v f ln te rw e ts : uuiU-r A. tainment proRram. A survey o f : i•otherwla* he It. I’lrtle. An**'1)ne K. l'lrtle. IdiftA R-'Aill U*'«rrmJ*l ,or .othatwiaej the entire county will be maiie flarriaon Rent nml Pom Rct.l. his It* lh«* I >«.!» oivl ,pr*tml«ra ‘Involved Warvleii. Tma- In this still: nil parti*"* rUlRtfnlc prifiH to the demonstfottons for the j|I wife* i'h.'.rle.w*. *!eK. Mewls, as Trustee, aiul IntsrrH' uadr’r t^nrUv purrose of gcttliiR a 100 percent' e tch of said hurtles If Mvini;. u;ot rrsu il nr '■ttirrwlie.1*ln th** 4s| hI i if *|ejs,». the heirs, devisees. frrQUtees ami pr< ilrtS* lr.v*ilvr*l In this rtult; representation nt the ahow. lr>o t otb r rlaim.lnts nnder 111'* suld nl) pnrti»s fltilmlng Intcrrafs tinOnr T i n 1 A. Mio-PnntW. Itlchm nd I »*• ll.'liori it. llntii'e). n* Trustee. *lo< ] MELBOURNE, Apr. I—Brevard ,).;•* s . Ar Ul.r,M, ,U. Kuoiell. Wil- C"‘n:.*‘*J cr J'thrrwlai*. .In. tha Isrplfl, County Fowe.* company nefc6t(a't- 1!*•m T, Abbott. iVHIIsni ill. Watson, anil pri ml"*•> Inrnlvi *1'TfT fills suit. It tip’*nrln.vt-1*1- iho wwbrn hilt **f (elhrnvlw, kuown- Ah W* H. Watin<: for the purehnno of Me IJuniriv) j■«en>»" ll>'tner- H .MoUibA. lotlo-rWIse roi.i|tIr>t>t. In this cauan, lhat y*>u for Utilities coniprny. •* ’ ’ -"Mr rt^ht, tltl<> nr In| known it." It, tl, MnnsOB*. i t .1, Hit-, , mil. ul:'f Iaintli'iisi, S-.rah M**r- Iricnt In |lii" hmls ntnl prv riLsp : r." i l.u v - l *c tn l; * M a r y I ^ t u l r - In mitt Tr;- •lf-, rliie*|, U Is thvr**J**e . CONVENTION CALL T„ <» ilerrCtt, Kmcrtne (.*. ft.ii*", ■f.’-e "I nn<I mljud't* rt . ihnt The Republicans of Sotr.imdu t Hohai. ynu m <*• tl *>f V’lli Lp, ami ynil fTnletnait,' ibtjihfunia I t ijrlfftn, lost county will meet in the court room, 1 Pttlicr,vIn- known e.s K. It firlffln). arv h> "by reymlrul to tisp*'»r to in the county court house, Friday, Joint. I!, l'trtle, Amfeline K, l’lrtle, thp hill off cmnitlnlAt In this rauvo ov April -I, 1921, a t it o'rtock p. m„ llnrriBon Tiev*l and Petti Herd, his on M-it'iaf. th** fill *lny of May. 1,'harlrs C. Warwick, on Trus­ n i l . 'it Iho- IJbtirthoUSe at Snitfor the purpose of electing two wife. tee. Frank it. Lewi A ns Trus! ••••. and ("fH, bi'tnlitnlr County. Florida, r a delejfntvit hiid two c ltcn n tc s to the »eh *f sn.il I'lirtli's, ileeeas* d, or Mill i. me hclim n null to mtlt't ‘or’ state convchtlo’n and two delc- nthmvl.-e; dnterrsird ■* In the lands title It* |ho rvmplahrrtnt 'Frank Kviinr In,ami to tin*, following *l<*Rated hh<> two altematM to the ■■•rltinl Imitls. xltiinte In Bi-mlnote P iC o h cressln n al convention, both to t.'nuniy. Ptijrlda. tOLWlt; ■Thu’ W<sat bo held in PalntkH, April 17,- 192*1, iialf'nf th*" Fonthwret Qtiartrr-of pletc distance. the* N' rthn sat Qunrter *f Mertlon and for such other business in may li. Ti-wnehip :n » nth. llanK«. 30 Distance Was Doubled properly .ccmc tefore tho nancmKnst; ml Lot N» 3 of Hoctlon £6, r De la Fuentc has driven in a Toivniiilp !1 'South. Itnntcv* 3<l tk>ltt number of previous Grnn Permigs, nn'l i" ';ul<*r tltlo In lit*- c(unplnlnnnt lly Order of Committee. itlollg l*. Kvnns. In itnil lo Hie folbut this was his first year behind B. G. SMITH, Chairman, lowinit discrllHnl lands, nltuato, tythe wheel of a Studcbaker. In the Iuk m l holmr In Srmmolo .County, 1D22 race ho wns beaten out for CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH Florid t. tn-'vlt: Northwest Qu.ar. ter ,.r Northeast Quart or, Ifiu*, the first placa by a Spccinl-Six and . _ MONEY N**rth fr«*t of Huctlon 16, Tnwnlast year again tinisnod unsucccis| ship 30 Smith. Itaiijs*- 10 Knat: ful. So he concluded that this Send this od'n iu l-ten cents to ss*-tith-.-ein Quarter r.f North rest nnd | Quanitr of Sectloti'16, Townrhlp So car he would cast his lot with Foley & Co*, 2835 ShelTicld Ave., T h e S p r in g r u s h f o r F b r d T o i i k i h ^ C a rs! h a s MjrSouth lt,inK«'30 Fast! Itnlf rf tude baker. Chicago, III., writing your name rxled Norlli'tist 'Jtittrtrr nt Siuithfoiil. s ta rte d Third nnd fourth prizes went to and address clearly. You will-re­ Gianlnni 'nnd Ferrcyrn respective­ ceive n ten cent bottle of FO­ ly, both of whom also drove Stude- LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM­ A r r a n g e . t o p la c e , y o u r o r d e r , a t o n c e ^ s o t h a t W heeless & Welsh bnkor Snccial-Sixes, making n to­ POUND for eougha,'‘ colds'■ itriff y o u w ill n o t b e o b lig e d to w a i t f o r d e liv e r y / tal of three -places won by Studc­ hoarseness, also free sample pn.k' Vulcanizinfir Shop ' nges o'' FOLEY PILLS, n diuretic baker in this year's race. . % stimulant for tho kidnuy» nnd Cor, Oak Avenue and Third ?Qcet FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Constipation ,aml Diilouanejis. •,O L L S - f t A s f \ j Detroit, Michigan ^ These ' wonderful remedies have helped- niiHfrms o f people. Try Exclimhc Agents for Fis'i If you do not wish to pay cash for your car,'ydti Can arrange .thtm. Sold everywhere. Tires and Tubes ------------------V - - --- ----- 1---: -----fur a small payment down and easy terms on the balance. Garvin Vacates llenrh -AVarranta For G. Means THE W EATHER S Of you can buy on th e T o rd Weekly Purchase Plan. “SERVICE THAT MAKES Sec the Nearest Authorized Fcrd Dealer British H angm an Is Out A fter 23 Years; ocal Ford Salesm an Couldn’t Kill Chicks f f t r T k r .4n a u r t a l r >1 I’m * ) i Leading Country t N um ber o f Sales LONDON. Apr. -2.—John Ellis, dffleiat hangm an, of Great BritIward Higgins, local agent for ai;i. has feaigncd, giving no rvu.. > boasts of to n .■ . . . ving among his . sale For nior»jtfrah, £1 .yqgfa^hu bad Ole best in the countrj,, .aftfad. a*ul Mi, hnngiu*;. hnr)giu*t.uLii**uu--t»t.viii»i, .«Llu*:i*-s»t. ejiiaL0 this particular rcpretMrftWnve' XTdpTTTWT 'His is leading th l M i p dpa *nWif)s r ■Qmenicnt- nnd—rrtttjr ites“in number of sales in con- Thompson, the hist woman put to it which Was held during the death in England. qth of March by the Ford ComEllis live* a t Rochdale, where ly of Detroit. . . , * • * for several years he had a bar­ C. M. Fox fs the member of tiio ber shop, 2 He is n student of cs force who is ahead in the criminology and rends newspa­ itekt in cities of population be­ per accounts i>f murder trinlj en 5.Q00 and 8,000. On Mar. with professional Interest. the Ford plant announced a His fee for despatching a si competition for one month in criminal was 50 shillings nnd an­ eh cities were classified acconl- other 00 for “good conduct," the to their population. On Mar. latter in ron'ahlerntion'irf the fact at the checking up o f records. thut he was forbiden to stay at Fox was leading and again n nubile house near Hie scene of Mar. 20 he Was ahead, a hanging anti so earn n commis­ rfends here of this . salesman sion .for attracting custom, ns hoping that when tho final re-. was the executioner’}* privilege * t are giren out thatdie will still in former years. • in the lent] which wil entitle Ellis, a breeder t»C poultry, it to a free trip to Detroit where so devoted to his birds thut he tbs guest of th company has a friend wring the jietik.t of •g with th wingers of those he wants killed. s contests.. Special Prices on Ford Car'and Truck Tires Standard Makes” F iresto n e, Goodyear, Miller ' M j See Chevrolet First—I | Ask us about the new | 3 I i wav to nav for n the.uA 1 ----1— Chevrolet—San r ,1tian C A fC S : T JE C U C K S * T R A C T O R S ---------—— i— :------2— ---------------- S Lincoln «» tu J4 *« •■ >» t f k l l l t i | V 0 * 6 l ( » 4 M a l l •• t i m t s s Q ■ W K 'S H ^ t » * H 4* to fOIOeifC^I 1 • 1091 10 CM) 151 I 15. OOI »I ffito CI5 11 o « ’. wrw 'risl. )UiM . . . U I» I* s f „.*» ^ 1 M l s l * M 4J | f 4 - -if P j re! *".rc r> cc ■.!pen b oot *at cr.y, r*t.uirhrd Oil Company (JCc t Service Station or Ouy?. ‘i.*oupoi?3 arc redeem** rale' ssr.vi az c'.sb Tor gasoline cod jAotc'r c-ilj at any o f owe Service. Suttious located in A fcfapnr," *lrri£a , Georgia, Facsimile of Coupon Book X tn i 'c b f Another Proof That Buicks Satisfy S t a n d w id czr.il M ississippi* O il. C o m p a n y t.\JCL?0aATEO IN KENTUCKY fc 6Toledo » inarepfi? thin xvonrlcrful y te flb ’e! N ow nearly everyi(!ord to own this high tfuality '^witk the engine, that, improves Drive h — you’Jl never change Buick owners are alw ays reluctant to part with their cars. For Buick’s de­ pendability, its ability to master every road condition* its sturdiness, its safety and comfort all firmly establish Buick in every owner’s regard. Buick has made good cars for over twenty years and the latest Buick achievement is its greatest Let u s prove .this to you . by a demonstration in the Buick model you like the best. ; v; • nighf, ow ners never do! ■ r /V \ ' ' ’m E. L. 206-208 A ,L, Manager renue—Phor [i y* : -■ Jf ff jk wBSk * m.l *■1 1 |Lovl W mgJk m I V i • w J ■" • •• �-\ A * L / 1 # \ M in smallest Monday's court.that the officers have held for some time. Orily 10-cases were on docket and, two of these were continued until Friday. The following cases were tried: i J. G. Sharon disposed of D. W. Simmons, speeding, $3 and docket jn Monday’a session costs; D. L. Brooks, speeding, $5 ipal Court. It was the bond estreated; J. T, Simpson, inicipal Court H as tall Docket At Its ndayMorning Meet The New specdifiir, S3 and coats; ( . V.anhingtormsFreedVnK, $10 bond estreat­ ed; Richard Akers, drunk, $10 bond estreatid; Will Hill, drunk and disordesiy, $5 and costs; Marga.'et Jewett, disorderly conduct, $5 aniT costs; S. W. Eaton, drunTk, |i t f and costs; Elizabeth Hagen, oper­ ating car while intoxicated, con M ODEL B U IL T B Y D U R A N T The result; of many years of concentration on the <T ’ 2"„ -.1 siilfsTqe tho enormously increased oytpol. , • . •; ' Vlie car of the Tuture must be '*np car for the |K*ajfle\ the car that nny man can own, who oanr afford a horse and carrift-rci and mark my words, that car is com­ ing soo’n-r than most people cxAll t' .r.Vio.- Records Are Kmnyhfd Mil.- v SihfK-;! Car.i Were Ship­ ped Kr »r.t Factory In president C’oolidgc conferred Thru. • ___Mntilhu. • * v ith Senator Popper, Republican, « How clearly Henry Ford saw the ! onnsylvanla, nnd others on the n successor to Harry future of the initnmobilo nnd how- iincs*fott_uf iv* 11 ho | rcp!miod It, It shown*, in M. ' Daugherty ns attorney genn: article written by him in Fcb- endr h.imy, lOtO, nr.d published in a After two honrn debate, in Dot: nit newspaper, ’-bieli the Republican orgnnizn—J n IL'CO, ns the article states. ‘J,- tioh rallied to hia support, the sen­ OfuT^'ni hevfc.drawn vehicles we.a ate laid aside the resolution to in­ -<rmT os i;':n;fi 't ;Rf,iHJ0 automobiles. vestigate- .Secretary Median. How lie prophesied reversal etimb p.nt- ai'H TH figures for Inst >'enr Failure of subpoena servers to whi 'i show the rnh* of approx!-, matily 1,000,000 motor rare dur- locate. William Boyce Thompson, in? 1W2H ua compared with 100,000 former chairman of the Republi­ horse-drawn vehicles. can national committee's jjnancc Th. article follow : i.m rm tee, wan reported to the “Tilt* f.utomobilo of the past nttaiik*! iucceas in 'pile of ita price, foliate oil committee. L?c.tusa ■thetd ‘.v*m more than erough pureharen to bo found to take the lintit-il output of the now Industry. Prororthmately few c ml.i buy. but tho:. 'tlew cijuld keep •’ll thi- manufacturers busy, nm! r \vii.thefeforv had no !,raring on . . . . , v ’The i iitomobilc of th*1 present ;H Is linkini' go*a! hi canto the r rite>H h . In r^ieducMl just enough to £ add stiffaient new purchn <-!■.: t>i(M ta t.; if tho inefeadcd (jtitpitl. S S.*op|-/ a; ,| dcmnr.il, . ean. h ic populated \ he r'.lliag price t>f re to- ■D mohiU-s. 7h» car of today is lu*t-;?j icr. by far than the cor «*f-.n f<*vj-5j >-■ir - ug6---thi' natural rcanlt.ofjffi fv re lienee, 'l.he priir -in lower,'H I' t enough lower t > add sufficin.-t ptfi'c.h:i--vt'.l..t a ..buy...tlie ci i a d output, Y’thlnk this a princess n it cf A "ilio autentf liU1' of the future B musical comedy, do you? Well, itS must b* enough hotter than the * Crown Princess Helene of Ituni; ;- pre.rent car i3 brjjrrt cpnfiilctUt In i f la, appearing us hondrurj colouol tlr ■ man - f - limited means and fl, of tko flth Hussars. * eor.Jgh lower in price t>» in s u re ^ . BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—We, the manufacturers of a well known rtnd widely hdvortlsed pro­ prietory medicine, want a retirejicntatife Jn each county in Flor­ ida- Ou l proposition j s ’ajttaetiye unci will not a man from $200 to 8250 per month. Character and ability count more than money in selection. Write us your quaUftcaUons and if satisfactory we will explain our proposition td yon' by loiter. The National Remedy Com­ pany, Pcstofflcc Station G, Jack­ sonville, Florida. In C lrc n lt C n n r l. 7 ik J u i b b l C l r . c u lt . S r m l n n l v C o u n t ) . F l o r i d a , t 'b a a r r r ) . I.lvslv IV ti a r x t . C o m p la in a n t. v». K t r e r t . Savatw iuh. G«-ur*IX. *, I t a p t ) « a r l n « tr o r a a w o r n M ll c t e c n i p l a l n l flteil h e r o i n n p i M t Y M t '' t h a t y o u h s v - so m e c l a i m o r I r tlr r - 1 r a t In t h o -followlftfc t l r s c r i b k d la n k In 'fit m l nolo C .iu n ty , F l o r i d a , l e ^ w i v L o t T w o <2>. m o c k T a n tI O ) . T u r K tn » n > . o f U i o U ' t o n o l H anford, -F l o r i d a , a c c o r d i n g t o M a p of E- ft. T ra ff n n l's o f t h r to w n o f Sanford, d u l y r e c o r d r t l In th * P u b l i c R r c o r d a p f S e m i n o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a - i^ jT f Toil a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h e r e b y retili I re d a n d o r d e r e d t n b e Add a p ­ pear before o u r' said C ircu it C o u r t- '* at t h r C o u r t H o u s e In H an ford . F l o r i d a , o n W e d n e s d a y t h e 3 0 lh d a y of A p ril - m i . t h e n a n d t h e r e to m a k e a n s w e r In t h e MU o f c o m ­ p l a i n t filed h e r s tr i a t t a i n s ! y o u a n d t h e r e i n f a l l n o t e ls e s a i d MU will, he t a k e n a s c o n fe s s e d a g a i n s t y ou , to b e f o l lo w e d by a final d e c re e . . I t In 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 r e l»e p u b li s h e d i n ' t h e H a n fo rd ll a l l y H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ lis h e d In B e m ln n le C o u n ty , o n ce e a c h w e e k f o r a p e r i o d of f o u r c o n ­ secu tiv e w eeks. W itn e ss in r hand a n d ,( h e seal of J r n n l e I . l.n m b a n d J o h n C l i n t o n L»umb, h r r h u s b a n d . M a e A. H o r n um t M a r t i n W. H o r n . h**r hlishurtd, anil L u t h e r 8. K e n n e d y , IW eililu iitt. T U T IC K T O X O .S -IU '.S inK X T K . T o J e n n i e l - U m b a n d J o h n O U n . (H K A I.) B. A. PO C G L A B S, *' to n t . i m b . h e r h u s b a n d . 16*H A - C lerk C ircu it C o u r t . W e n tw o rth Street. C h a rle s to n , S uulh HcmLnole C n n n fy , F l o r i d a . C a ro li n a .. Mue A. H o r n , a n d M a r t i n n y v A . M. W eek * , n . c T W . H o rn , h e r h u s b a n d . 314 H o s t J a m e s fl. S h a r o n , 33rd S t r e e t . S a v a n n a h . C e o r g l a , a m ! S o licito r fo r C om plainant. 1.o t h e r 8,' K e n n e d y , 31G K a»t 3 3 rd 3-2C-4-3-J-1C-33 DOUBLE GUM-DIPPED CORD TIRES ■A H is worih 10' .' of the price of your car to equip with Full-fledged Balloons. FIRESTONE pioneered, developed and made more than three million miles testing; the HnUocn Tire. ; FIRESTONE guarantees you most miles per dollar.* You cannot get the benefit of the Balloon tire unless you buy the FulUflcdged Balloon with the cut-down wheel. Everybody knows that. .FIRESTONE will not sell ri so-called Semi or Mongral Balloon Tire. DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD, FLA.;. r Harry F. Sinclair was indicted by n federal grand jury on con­ tempt charges for refusing to testi­ fy before the senate oil committee. Taxes on produce exchange (talc and on drnft3 or pronilspo. ,* rtot .- t were restored to the revenue hill by the seriate tlnauce cnannitt.L*. DISTRIBUTORS' -t— ganfotd, Florida, A F in e r C a r A Qreater Value ■ i; s tinuod; Emanud Aivlii . *i nr.St ontinuedj J. r , Ulfiirdi .-.ii.ig. $3 and costs; I,. Arnuu, re kh i driving, $3 and costs; I,. Offiejtry, reckless driving, $3 and cost*;; J. Q, Adams, disorderly conduct,.;! » and costs; Jack Zachary, drunk, and coats; Harvey Gar wood, drunk, $5 and costs. ,*‘ f* t . y . .-« . • 7F5 r" i imm You are cordially invited to our show ing of the o f w h a t S tu d e b a k e r a lo n e is the world's largest makes of quality S TUDEBAKER ears. Our assets are $90,000,000. We have $50,000,000 in model plants. Cur oales have, almost-trebled in three years, because of our matchless values. Last year, 145,107 people paid 9201,. CC0.0C0 for Studebaker cars. April Fourth and Fifth '.**,•* * **- t m V Mr. E. F. Korff o f the Cadillac Motor Car Company will lecture on the Chassis at eight o’clock in the evening. - / / * a W hy thU price? This Light-Six Touring Car la priced a t 91,045. Built under ordinary conditiona such a car would coat you from Come and see, before you buy a car, the reasons' for this $200 to $400 more. success. See tills Light-Six Touring But we build 150JXX) care per year. Car, for Instance. We nuke our own parti. Sr. Built of the finest steels. Of the our own bodies In 910,000,000 very same steels we use in the cojU. . plants. W e have tfjsOO up-to best of our cars. On some we pay H a ih machines. Our major costa ai makers l$% premium to get just the vided by enormaue output. . quality specified. The result (a a value no , Steels are identical with the steela Built under an engineering de­ maker even trim to match hi i In the costliest oar we make. partment which costs us $500,000 car of this size. .Coma see wl yearly. • means to you, ' Mora Timken bearings than in Each car subjected tn the build-' any competitive car within $1,500 Ing to 32,000 separata inspections. Send fo r the Hook , of ita price. . Same steels, same workmanship Mail us the coupon baloer. enuine leather cushions, 10 a i in the costliest Studebaker will send you free our new bop] dies deep. Curled hair filling;. models, . . . . will inform vou on five simple t Come and learn, why In our Show Rooms Motors. This is done in no ether car at our pricee. * ■Then we use more Timken bearings In this car than ara 1 used In any competitive car within 91.500 of our prka. And ‘Hi i '"itnfcen bearings fake ud bcxrinxs do. Timken up wear aa no other bearings t ) g All-steel body. One-piece windshield—rainproof. Attractive cowl lights. Quick-action cowl ventilator. Non-skid cord tires. Transmission and ignition locks, Perfect motor balance. The supreme car of ita data. Two great features There are many features in this Light-Six found in .no rival car. But we want to mention two In par­ ticular. ( The motor lsVCrRctly balanced. That means long fife and freedom from vibration. The reason is this; We machine all surface* of ourctinkahalts and' connecting rods by 61 operations. Just as was done in Liberty Airplane car and tell quality. It wfll ten LIGHT-SIX A t t ir U n f, * . $ . fmtUnr. 7>rau * » ■- ..." •v *. : •v.** *■*. - a* �\. .. " -v • ..>• • . -•« , . ' • , ----- - • , . r- I- / ■ -‘ About Mr. Combs. A**rtf 1 Wl/' \ , • . V,;,* ,-^V-fc-^y 'y- im d . ■JN THE! SPRING A YOUNG M AN’S FANCY. Contemporary Communr ' „r, On- th e front page of thOT iaaue there appears an an­ Money Conscripted. Not -Yet. ■ On* H nouncement signed by P. Reese Combs stating that he has noir ■■ ■ *r! tliapoaed df his slock In The Sanford Herald ami Kip’ severed liiwrts IS i Beeonfl CJ&sa Matter, 6c- all connections with this paper. In this announcement Mr. O s r g y a a a Leaves a Million. 81, l i l t , at the f oatofflca St *CopjnsM, i*l4 . 'S ' They have on oil scandal « J tv rd, Florida, under act of March Combs explains that increased duties in connection with hid & in Prague, too. It i* »jid tofl n r camp in NoHh Garolina.make it imperative that he take this & MR. BARUCH says that, in the volve a large number of i* Ctcchs.—New York Tribune. 1 next war, money a* well a* men . P ^ l l t o r step. U DBASW -ur . . XaMrxvr a n neao. It is With a-feeling of deep regret that we are publishing m ast be conscripted. When young The family, akcltton cau«i H this noticl It is regretted that Mr. Combs finds it necessary men are inarched sw ay to be obit or gassed, the money of rich tip. embarrassment, however, 3 A m i* . to devote Ris entire time to his other interests, causing him to must be taken away' to be spent lesa she wears an evening m3 u f G0U.Vgive up his labors with . The Herald where his association for the w ar and not retunted to cut very low in the back—TMj IH R IC A llT lO R I U T K I i ka Daily New*. i i M T ^ i m Six Month* t*.t« with us has ever been pleasant and harmonious. His decis­ the owners. s a t f f t s e 'k i s * in City %f Carr'sr ver ion to leave Sahford will be felt keenly not only in The Herald T hat hi* keen rugggqtcd vary WTSbo **>»*«* V M M U4H.Ua #1 M«r Some politicians are wond,, dooi between war*, bat X. office wheri his thorough knowledge of the newspaper game often tf taking the oil from the Tea | not ite m anything.' I t ' > t i Dome basin will fereate a |, made him a reliable and dejtendable person in every1depart­ mean anything while S t e S k aoncm slide this fall.—EastiS < * . iS j t is tho Hiwrtest'fdrcc j bfiitd * ment, but also among his many bus'iiiess and sbtfal friends fiiWii" i, c o r d * o f th a n ! ligion. , P >QVf>miMeni' •• • SKA I n o ti c e * o f e n i e r ta r b ttM M ta w h * r « who have grown to love the fineness of His excellent Charac­ in government. , . r | M i r i t o u t * . w i l t ,b« v h a r g o d >r n t . f t t u l u a d v e r t i s i n g f k ( M ter. The Sanford Uernld calls YOU MXY write this d o w n in ! M town “The C f r v SubMantia0 70 tir ’ tablets of prophesy? rg> I ^ One of the purchasers of.this newspaper from R. J. Holly T H U A SSO CIA TED f l a i l That I* nn appr..ptfa»c rams, li If there were any real pretM fl-1 • A sso c ia te d r r u i l i e x c lo s - and II. A. Neel in November of last year, Mr. Combs has not as distinctive as “Th*Ity of Capital being conscripted, S U U e d t o t h e tw o t o r r e p u b - played an important part in the conduct of Sanford’s news­ City “—Ocala S ta r / along with men. for government l> 61 ( i t * a * w > d i t f p a t c a t s Itod to It o r n o t o t h e r w is e paper. He entered into the work of bringing The Herald use In: the next war,- that war lu Una Something tells us that It status with a vim and boundless energy that would be postponed indefinitely. Sp_ u r a n d a i* o h t0h4e1 Mto f * > *its > present A ll be more difficult than ever to j o f r v - * : a b l l c a t l o h o f a p e c i a l made him'greatly admired by all who knew him. His hard The real ’ bosses would, see to Uncle Sam loose from public Uq U p a tc h e a h ereto o ra » l w r a * m d . that. work and abilities will be greatly missed in the future. once h e-h as frozen onto the The war in which little bellows Tamp* Time*. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1924 Mr. Combs is owner and director of the Chimney Rock lose their Hires, a t $30. V month, Camp for boys, located in North Carolina. Establishing his and big fellowsi double dou their profThe Tampa Tribune insists _ | BIBLE THOUGHT FOR- TODAY camp with a few small tents and a handfpi of boys, he has its, is the w ar th s f w ill UxL . jCatta Is (entering his ire V RULES FOR RIGHT LIVING t by his clever ideas and persistency succeeded In building up Martin and ignoring Jennin. S'CR RULES. ModINTELLIGENf He hath shewed thee, 0 man, what one of the finest and greatest institutions of this kind in the So Jennings li to win without' ern intelligence, 90 per ' Cent Is good; and w h s t’d o th •the lo rd scratch. — Clearwater Et require of thee, but to do justly * south, enjoying a reputation of being a most desirable place of it, is devoted tq accumulating Sqn. money. Where, money U, Intelli­ and to love mercy, and to walk to which fond parents may safely send their boys. J C humbly with thy God? Micah 0:8. Sanford seems to be a for But while working with The Herald he found it neces­ gence and power are also. When war comes, little, men I etc town. Tho 8anford lit. sary to neglect this more profitable business.' While putting Will, be- conacriptCTh-.nnd. marched ; (THE RECKONING Isays, “Sanford is paying an erbitant rate for cLctric It* flit# to nave a blow-out In a in long hours for the paper he saw his camp affairs go unat­ away while Capital assures them tended'to. ’He realized this could not continue for a great that they are heroes and nothing and electric power. Other fancy restaurant, ia too good for them. The Capi­ ida cities offering p more s With terrapin and canvas-back and length of time without disastrous results. So about three tal will proceed to make as much live rate are getting the all the wine you want; weeks ago he left Sanford to see if it would not be possible as possible o u t of the war, and If people warit relief in the fa To enjoy the flowers and muaic, r of a municipal electric watch the pretty women pass, for him to work out some scheme which would enable him the government -rill beg the ilant, *11 the people have to' Smoke a choice cigar, and sip the to continue his labors with this newspaper and also to look prosperous to buy bonds at. good ntercst. T hat’s * our war sys­ s to make their .wants known! wealthy water in your glass; after his camp business. tem, and It will last as long as I tho City Commission. THI Jt’a bully In a high-toned Joint to After Bpending much time on thii proposition he has the rest of the system—a good COMMISSIONERS ARE REAM „■ eat and drink your flit, • I -TO RESPOND.”—The M ia| But if s quite another m atter when come to the decision that the best thjrtg for him to do is to many years. Post. you come to pay the bill! devote his entire time and energies to his Chimney Rock A FOREIGNER in New York, Camp and to sell his interests in The Herald. He feels in tak­ by accident or with wicked in­ It's great to go out a t night on fun ing this step that he does so to protect his heavy finareial tent,' used a worthless foreign ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B a W M a a a H U u rfu a a M m H m sn M M and pleasure bent, instead of an honest Ameri­ SINCLAIR DEFIANT iT o wear your glad- rag* always, investment in North Carolina as well as to be able to give his eoin can nickel, to pass through the and to never have a cent. big institution the personal direction it must have. turnstile that opens the way to MIAMI NEWS METROPOLIS 3 To drift along regardless, have a Mr. Combs is a born leader of boys. His talents along tho subway jam. Justice seized 3 good time every trip. i him, dragged him to court. The H it tne high spots sometimes, and these lines are greater than.the average leader of young life. judge delivered a solemn lecture ^The defiant attitude of Harry F. I If. the committee’s authority can _ I.* L a eluinces Oil*Ar» V«a ol ** 1. His life constructed upon a foundation o f spotless character letA sthe slip, *'« the shortcomings of foreigner Sinclair, the multi-millionaire oil be successfully challenged it goes racgn'vr" ro know you’re acting foolish, yet has made him known throughout the entire south as bcinr on and the beauty .of honesty, that magnate ns regards the senate ! without saying that no one who 3 IF just the putting away, of money in a savings bank investigating the oil is apt to produce anything in the go on fooling itlll, ideally qualified for work of this kind having to do with the would have done your heart good. committee scandal, has resulted in his now;way of impressive evidence involv- B . were the only object ct saving, it would be of little Till nature calls the show-down, training and development of boys. A and you pay the bill! benefit- The depositor would be simply a miser. IT IS all wound up with the facing a federal grand jury on con-, ing the higher-ups will be willing •* In purchasing the stock from Mr. Combs we. do so with earnest suggestion that the guil­ tempt charges. If an indictment to come before the inquisitorial Time has got a little bllll Get'wise great faith in the future of Sanford and Seminole county. ty foreigner he deported. The ju ­ is forthcoming speedily the m atter ; body—for reasons which they may Money is meant to be used, wisely and with re­ and sufficient, whUe yet you may. dicial lecture in made the more will-gut into the courts, Sinclair,consider good gard to real needs and wants. Wise Investments can We can see bright days ahead when a great city will rise For the debit-side’s increasing in Impressive by the fact that sub­ will be released on habeas corpus ; In the absence of any further inbe made only with ready money and a savings account where Sanford now Btand3. In making this additional in­ . a moat alarming way; way management has stolen proccL-dings and then will follow ! formniton, however, it is a well esThe things you had tfo right to do vestment in this city it is in the lx » ef that Sanford is destin­ streets from the public and tens a long drawn out struggle to de . I tabliahed fact that the committee 5 furnishes ready money. —the things, you should have ed to be one of the greatest cities Wk the state. of millions from its confiding tormine the authority of the sen­ has adduced plenty of evidence,to B We stand ready and eager at all times to advise , doni with never a judge ate committee to command testi­ excite the suspicions of the nation. There will be no change in th^ xdicy of The Herald. Jt stockholders, mony. It is quite within the realm Withholding of further informa­ £ our’ depositors of good lnvestments-7 -places for the They’re all put down. If * up to Interferring. tion, will tend only to excite sus­ will continue giving Us readers all the news all the time re­ you to pay for every one. But then the street car ras­ of reason to f uppose that Sinclair’s n money they have saved. Open your account here toBo eat, drfnk and be merry! Have gardless of the likes or dislikes of any individuals. It will cals are noble ‘Americans, not action will afford a precedent for picion and In the long run serve, ■ — anyone else who may be summoned perhaps, the purpose of the inves­ 5 day. a good time if you will, base born continue to be Sanford’s champion looking after the inter­ tigating committee as well as if r J J. „_l!,rlT*?™1 I heior* the country. There will he But- God help you when the time Meal a rid* from » corporation., | £ V(mtuaiiy the m atter may have those .who have been called actu­ ' / you pay bill! ests of the public and telling the world about the opportuni­ comes, and ••wnix-v tq . I to come to.the Supreme Court for ally appeared and testified. No ties to be found here. \ '................J__ —Robert W. Service. WHEN IS a <nnn or a wo a decision and admittedly thi* will man wholly Innocent of wrong­ an old?" That question is asked consume weeks, if not months and doing HOLLAND L DEAN, fears to face an inquiry into * They are inclined to believe by an advertiser. How would perhaps a year. The refusal of his own or other enterprises with R. HOWARD BERG. eing from th a t de la Huerta Is fleeing ‘------- ; u i v -Brisbane Sees It n { IF SAVING WERE ALt . you. answer it? Gray hair, wrin­ kles, stooning shoulders, slow Maps, f(ilbh> and dim eyes do not make old age. You are old, in tha unpleasant sense of the word, Whatever your age, when you automatically rect a new idea with “ I don’t" be3VC it."' ’ * You are old when the happiness of others * no ‘ longer gives you pleasure; when life looks gray; when you loose confidence in hu­ man nature and in huamnity's progress. i FIRSMATIONALBANS the oil magnate to testify has pre­ which he may have been associated. sented an unfavorably- * situation BinriakVj action*” tfutrtfqra^Wa .ttWp&Kgf lA COMMUNITY BUILDER ^ • $• • * •• Register and Pay Your Poll T ax/ senate before the country. Theer will be defiant attitude --------- toward.the --------- ,______ _ _ E. F. WHiTNER, Cashier. almost universal thought, that he (investigating committee—produces, ■ F. P. FORSTER, President. * I t will be Impossible .to notfllnhas something hei wishes to c*n-j{mmediately the thought that heJ'L -ate • dork horse this year aa ev­ Tlie person interested in seeing good men put in politi­ cesl else he would have come ba-ji* unwilling to testify because be " B B m njnR M aanB B S B aB aH guaB B H B B B gaflM B M B M uB B il* ha* already been suggest- cal office should see to it that he is qualified to vote. Good fore the senate committee on In- fvvla that his testimony would be • • a presidential posslbilty. citizens do not fail to have their names on the registration uiry and laid his cards straight- dnmaging either to himself or to orwardly on thg table. This la lathers. There the matter rests, The Httla girl down the street books, to pay their poll tax and then on election day to castone angle to^thq subject. His abie .su far as he Is concerned. It may to know whether Aurora their ballots. And good citizens don’t w ait until the day be­ Foc^Cough* jn 4 Cold*, H ead attorneys pot the m atter on thei **fely be left to the conunty to desill la the name, of a deadly fore the books close to register. liasis of affecting to believe that ’ tormine what prompts his challua snake found in South and All A cE mi and Paint Sinofolr’s part in all that has'lenge to committee authority. He To be eligible to vote in the primary on June 3, when transpired has been according t o !May<* that the senate body has no county and state candidates are nominated, it is necessary ALL DRUGGISTS law and under the circumstances 1right to compel him to explain. If may not think much to be registered. The books will remain open until May 1 h e jh it nothing to answer for. J h e has nothing to conceal he should Mellon’s . tax reduction, *** Hospital sixa, **" $340tvbM CONCRETE IS old when Its The Investigation, henceforth Is ) have no hesitancy in obeying the t the move- to force his and the person who desires to register can do so by calling at hard and “set” nnd it’s the same it from the cabinet the office of H. C. DuBose on Park Avenue between nine with the brain of man or woman. likely to drag, if - n o t' be stopped, mandate of the committee. ffcet vary far. and twelve o’clock in the morning and two and five o'clock There are men and Women of {il the afternoon any day except Sunday. Any person, over eighty much younger in reality MUSIC AND FLOWERS BBBBBBBBBBMiiBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBI ng J922 there wore 38,than many of twenty-eight. There larciaT failures in the twenty-one years oi age, who bhall have lived in the state one arc woman a t eighty # younger CHICAGO TRIBUNE is. So you aae how year, or in the county six months between the date of the mentally than 'th ey were at eigh­ \ Off we in .Sanford closing of the registration books and the holding of the gen­ teen. If intelligence nnd kind­ After the senato committee had much. But Aihurst will be inter­ U*folks in other part* of eral primary election may register. In Seminole county it is ness increase, youth increases and hoard Al Jennings, tho train rob­ ested, and even Senator Welsh may 3 With* all modern conveniences on Park old age goes further back. ber, tell how Jake Hnmon of Okla­ boggle his eyes. Well admire a —o ■ not necessary for people who voted here in the last ejection Ave. Only one block from First S t A good homa had spent H.LOti.OOO in the lot of men when Peggy tells he* | Iment Is being made to re-register. Only REV. DR. D. S. DODGE died, Republican iy new new voters must do so. campaign and what'ho story and reads her letters. loughts cun be trnnshia fortune, ; 1,135,819, goes Investment. 7 V After registering the next step is to Bee ee that your poll po and wWibut mechanical assistto hia relatives, except two pub- expected to* get In return the jRo-’i Then if the Republican*'Can find froqi'Cambridge, Mass., to tax is paid. To vote it will be necessary to hold the receipts lid bequests . totalling |30,000. publican senators decided it wa» Tommy McConnor .they should* Building lots on Park Ave. FhUK*, If successful they covering the 1922 and 1923 poll taxes. Simply registering This makes the ignorant wonder time to stick u skower into thb hav< him tell what he knows of Beautiful home on First St. stef b* directed. from all docs not qualify a voter. He must pay his poll tax of one whether the dead man took seri­ Democrats, put them over a alow the effort to nominate Champ of tW ' country to Wash- dollar per year. ously the text about taking all fire, and see wh.it would come out Clark. If they can’t And Tommy, Corner lot in Normandy Square for only and no one has been able to since D. 0.* you have and giving it to tho with the lard. Senator Spencer of Missouri said j ho beat the rope by breaking out Supervisor of Registration DuBose states that if every­ poor. $900.00. Did Mr. Dodge conclude reputa! Chicago beer! prophets some of the can­ one in the county who is entitled to do so registers there will, that that was not said seriously, that a turn would be taken a t the of jail, any reputable tor ,,county offices, are or that it was only remporary ad­ leases granted by the late Frank runner or New York hi-Jacker will * Corner lot in Bunca Vista for $900.00, size lin'K. Lane, secretary of tho litter-'do. An opposition beer runner or l carriers. Practically ev- be about three thousand five hundred voters in the primary vice? ■ 40x145. - _ v i hf-Jackcr may bump him off while from this county. Up to the present time only about tyro ior .under Wilson. of them .predicted their election ^ t the political met­ thousand three hundred have done so. THERE WAS no problem in­ If tho Republicans intend tb stick' he I* In the witness chsir, which 3 5 acre celen^jjarm at a real -bargain. ing last Friday,, *i)d since only ona volved a t nil. The human mind to leases and documents they will wlil make for romanco. If you haven’t enough Interest in your state and courtty adjusts If the investigation does not go 3 close in. itself admirably to condi­ play to empty benpheq. If they — MC^re- pach' office, then • •'V rrt to register, pay your poll tax and participate in the June tions, thooriea roust be wrong. and religious wtmt to do a box office business big with such attractions we'd sugtle'y will call Peggy Joyce as the vest limited engagement of tne primary and November election, it Will be poor policy for you teachings. ---- --O'.......... Nine hundred and ninety-nine ft et witness. We do not -know “Follies" or the '‘Sandals/1 supple* rding to one of the candl- to criticize any of the actions of those officials who are put In for a county‘office, there uro office. If you fail to do your duty In electing real men to out of 1,000 can say, “That’s an u | | t she will testify. It depends mented by Mabel Normnnd, in perexcellent capon,” quite undisturb­ o what she wants to tell or how son, and Charles Chaplin. i of man, vegetative, ___ r amotlonaL and intellect- office*, keep your mouth shut when conditions are not what ed by the fact that IhOusunds are all of which • e says are rep- you would like them to be. You won’t be able to blame any­ starving not fa r from that ca­ ROOMS 501-2. ted In the four candidates one else for your own failure to\jmve a part in this important pon. SAMUEL MICKLE That's part of the kindness of tha office of county judge. Vn work. Largest. Insurafice Agency in Sanl EVERGLADES NEWS Providence. Were 1ft 'otherwise. , someone has said, is tho First National Bank B ldg.____________ Ufe would be impoeslblo and of Ufa. rogress would stop, for it Is o THEIR HE^kDS sometimes so little, that there is ho more BBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBIlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl Did you ever meet Samuel ullt on the achievements of in­ Mickle ? Beniamin Franklin says such as new buildings smT the rise . . . _U said to be an Irish room for wit; sometimes so long, that there is no wit for so of rents, being to his certain tense selfishness. but na real Irishman wiU Simucl lived in Philadelphia in knowledge fallacious, for they BBflaBBBBBBBBqerBSBflBBBflnBBBaBI lace and clinch to much room,—Thomas Fuller. L2T but 1 have met idm in West were in fact the things that would DISCOVERY OF fossilized hu­ mint ng licked lyid eapeciBeach and in Moore Haven ruin us. Then he gave me such a man skeletons near Loa Angeles green is waved in front aid on East Bcqph, or someone t-’etail of misfortunes now existing prove th a t native sons wandered wasn't it said- to have vxy-much like him. Samuel or his oi that were soon to exist that hj S around there 25,000 years ago. youngster that faced MY FAVORITE-STORIES This explains the high civilisation < iscendant frequents printing of- left- me - half-melanrholy^; H id I iwark ring the other By IRVIN 3. COBB achieved by ancient AmcrlCai f reef he did ho In Franklin’s time known him before 1 engaged in races, their great temples, etc. a id ho continues to do so, for it is this business, probably I never u. fhi! Simoon Ford, the famous New notable guests. Toward tha shank They had time to develop all that ajwjays at tha printing offices that * " m > the place now that i v • 1 * -i * y* >ng' __ - mast h in u ^ f* ' . # — 4 V to kUI a person and Xork wag, w*.l used to be nationally of the eve; r the toaatmaater gradually. im in the sa I t 4* Franklih’a p i q |ripby ■dnl to the insane known as an after-dinner speaker. called upon r. Ford for '» Jew -. - 1 many years e tells of medtlfig Sam uel .................s IT WILL be shown th a t men’s r ly . a few ' year*, But a spedalist recommended jnat words. buy a hikue there because1 It’Wki IckTe, and this Is the story of It. existence and development on thv ____ ____ J ____h« have, most of his teeth drawn. you belong, to n The lanky Simeon got eiowlyupr l i 1fftlug t l ileXtructidHJ' ahd at earth are much more andent^ri|an pled from tho Biographyt ' that sponsors **. To ,Mr. .Ford the teeth hafi bpen on hlj( feet. re are croakers In evo-y Inst I hid the pleasure of soring To sag i you. wsro told.to]gjving satisfaction for a long, long “Some of ytou knqw why I hhvtf has been tuppoied. ; always boding its ruU>. ono as he might have Jmu*ht it. tven ut> spe*kln>»,” he said. ,'**I th a t the atono age existed evan one (hero lived in Phjla- Mm give five time* ms much for iind. but ths physician op’t talk Ittpublic any more. But erywhera • 12,090 years ago nnd la; a person of note, an eld­ one'as he might have bought it for tespunsibi* f t I I have not altogether wasted th# lh*t ell progress beyond the stone age has been,, achieved, in 12,000 er^ man with a wise look and a when he first began croaking.” •. m i » e « « r - — a"d the patient time 1 have lately spent in a etata A cordial welcome vo f grave manner of speaking; ’going to harkened to him and wont to fha o f semi-retirement from tha gay years is preposterous. bii name was Bimuel Mickle. Thin Martin for dentist. Then a difficulty ensued. life of this , great, city. I have f-j* Can Dobb Saya Mr. Ford tried bridges and pUtes been compoelng a suitable epitaph .MR. OLCQTT, a reputable citl- ge tlcman. a stranger to me, stop, StT( and crowns and pivots, but Bttna for my own use. When I pas* on in of New York, testifies that pe me one day e t my door and . ... federal judgeship was offered as-the-young manr -"Top- many—tnvsitTgaUons spoil Of these^dsviefs proved comfortthat these words Capital a n e y ^ rin t^ it.$1 m* upen-my tombltOTfr-Tr ins ey didn’t i n high price, considering affk oken off ncpxiin orry he raid practically gave up » lies Simeon Ford. $1, salaries-paid because *od large banquets Cam# Into the world on a u e h ,* ^ h o . - each « date vi *7.i to human nalost, bu .« h ..a ! *2® V on* Mexico, Hope this way. he isn't coming S ? 9 ROOM HOUSE - r, vV S F. LANE 1 C e.m i n c ‘A r S mi a p iN i f • sy*n jW ljj m 7: I '•m. . . . - , - ■. ij. '-XA.bg; //-■■ws �“Broadway’s A ngel” oitH oneym oon --wfth a NDE V . HOWARD CHAPTER* U. D. C. The member* , of the Ndc V. Howard Chapter, U. D. C.. held’ll most interesting meeting Tue«I#y fitem oon at the Valdez' Hotel parlors. • Mrs. R. J. Holly, p re s e n t,.ra il­ ed the meeting to Cider, and’pre­ sided in her usual charming man­ ner. The minutes of .th** last meeting ware road and approved, after which the regular routine of busbies* was In order. Qq|te n number of important • mutt era were transacted, among'them-beins the appointment of the'delq* Rates and alternates, for thfc con­ vention, whlcit will he hdd ‘May 1 • ■ w * i IfPn I y| 1 Residence 217-W Hayes and Milhdel ein A rriving in Rome! Hj MRS. FRED DAIOER, Society Editor i . Of U; D.'C. In Parioi-a1 Of The'Valdez Hotel •I . 1•Yg I 1b M r :- . UL B |u “w A deataSS yj ■ SBi r ] I - jE B > it.wjeWn brinin fttiiityj r e b u i l t iVI»wrlrr, a it y new, «m*>. k. A nH t » tW-iTirc , a rash Notice To Candidates 1*111 entertain. the Alathca L a t her home, 1110 Laurel AH c^r.JIdate* for County hue, at' 3J30 p. m. '* appropriately celebrated by bho E—Union meeting of the -!Offices must qualify at office Cnnpter with memorial services les of the Methodist'church at the Milane Thesti-e. In the | of secretary of the County he church, a t 3:30 p. m. morning, there will also he ser­ Uy—Children’s .story hour vices a t the park, and the decorat­ ' Democratic Executive ComLibrary at 2 o’clock. ing of the Confederate soldiers.’ [The Two Eitrernes. graves. Various .-ommit ccs for | mittee. ler and a spendthrift lived that day were appointed by the [aide by aide ( R. J. HOLLY, Secretary, "resident.. as follows: Chairman, bach with the other often *noto snows the immense crowd which greeted Cardinal llaycs of New York (arrow) and Cardinal Mrs. F. E. Roumillat; Theatre, times vied. Room 8, Ball Bldg. Mrs. Frank Miller; Music, Mrs, Mundelein of Chicago, on iheir arrival in Rome, w tictc they received the rod lint. liter to spend the least that Claude Herndon; Cars, Mn, W. C. he could Hill; Veterans, Mrs. A, P, Connol­ tha spendthrift lavished ly. than he should, Orders were also placed for the time V e n t •n the mlsor crosses to mark the grave* of all lined wcath, soL’ ers at the conjJ. Harold Sommers, war vt cfo 8t. Petersburg, Fla., and hia bride Confederate 1st all.his friends and even etery. Quite a number 4f out­ [his health, who was RhcbaCrawfod, Salvation Army captain known aa the “Angel side calls .were responded to. | the spendthrift's wealth /They were photographed among th a {films a t Ormond There were 25 members present grew Ids* and less, “ ,. of Broadway a t . Tuesday**’ m e e tin g .’ z-x, Beach, f l i t . the miser scoffed a t his -— 1-------- r-r— —~j ’horrible moss. , 1 *• Speaker (Gllet doesn’t make then old nfco crept on the razors. , hut h*a scraped through twain. >r • ’ ‘ Mrs. Lewife-Entertains many heated dfgumonttrby a close found hit days morb fraught ahhVd^ ’’ . . with pain, Duplicate Bridge Club fait regret a t the course Chittenden, Mrs. W. W. Potter, lovely home of Mrs. Harry wished he hndlivciVas the B. The Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Janv<a Ridge, Lewis was the scene of a most other had done, , Among the mony social affairs Mrs. Percy Mcro, Mrs. Floyd Pal­ enjoyable party Tuesdayafter he joys of life ? Coro? faol noon. wh*m she entertained the cf Tuesday ntfernoon, one of the mer, Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. members of the Tuesday. Dupli­ most delightful was the bridge Hawkins Connally, and Miss Sa:e you went befonr ■cate party, given by Mrs. W. C. Hill, rita Lake. ? Bridge Club. when she entertaihed the mem­ old,, A profusion of garden flowers see your old age bers of the Bon Ton and Frtloha were effectively used-in the vari­ Bridge Club*, at her home on The middle course In ' ous rooms and sun parlor, where Fourth. .Street, honoring Mra. PHONH148 the card tables were placed. ; best. Raymond Fox, a recent bride. -Robin A. Walker.. . The hours passed quickly in tho Snap dragons, lupin*,i, larkspur game of duplicate and when scor­ and other early flowers were used I and rMs. T. K. Roll an­ es were counted, it was found that to- advantage in the rams where te' the birth ef a non March Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mra. Sam tho card tables were arranged. Turn to the classified me little lad has been named Yonntz, Mrs. Frank. Miller an i Scores were kept on tallies done pages of The Herald each Inca Kennedy Roll, Jr. Mrs. McPherson held high scores. in floral design, and after a num­ day becauso Sanford’s best At the conclusion of the game, ber of spirited games of bridge, opportunities are always to and Mrs. W. G. McCaus- the hostesp served a chicken sal­ the prize for top score, and Iridesbo found' listed on these of Philadelphia »Pn., the the ad course with Icod coffamfand cent glass candy jar, was won by pages. M of Mra. C. E. H enry-at.her whipped cream. *' •••>■ •* Mrs. Floyd Palmer. The honoree, No m atter what vonr on Magnolia,^Avenue.Li1 , Mrs. Fox, was presented with a Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. F. wants may be, classified ads lovely corpl and black vase, as a A. McPherson substituted for ab­ will help you:— " a many friends of Mrs. John sent club members. The, club Tnemento"bf tho occasion. hams will bo glad to know To reach all the peoplo Following the card game, tho embers present . were Mrs. hostess served a delicious salad •he is convalescent, after an effectively — leave yout eorge Knight; Mrs. Roy Chitis of severtr weeks at her 'temlefl) Mrs; JFre$1Whla»fa,; Mtrs. ‘and Ice course. Candies In minia­ Want Ad at The Herald Of­ fice. Phone us to send for ture baskets were placed on the it or phone it to the Want table and enjoyed during the progress of the game. Ad Department. fr'Mra. Hill’s guests were: Mrs. *U** io« a '-fw C d : P W ’.' Ml to spent a week here with raff,, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. Joe Ir parents. MRS: FOX HONOR GUEST IN 'REGENT BRIDGE P A R T I E S THE EYES OF ALL SANFORD T I S often very difficult for one to realize the im portance of Therefore, imagine s town of 70,000 people—Portland, M e.—for instance. Then imagine a herd of 1,000,000 cows—filling to capacity a city the size of Boston. u S K and-'-Mrs. ^ d t b V ’RarUSy' ounce the birth of a son, born rch 27, 1924, at their home on [th ■French Avenue and Hlgh1 .Btreet. . | ’■ - 111 rs.' A.' K. Powers and Mrs, • \ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n H a a a a a a a a a n n a n u H B a a a a a a a iia a a a a a a a a jr a a a a H a a a * , r. and Mrs. James McCone!!, have bedn spending the win- z / x E R E imagination stops! It now becomes a fa ct These figures give you anjdea of the famous Dairymen's League Co-operative Association—the farmer organization that sends their DAIRYLEA Brandy Evap-1 orated Milk direct from their farms to you. Because this immense business is owned and oper­ ated by farmers themselves, your DAIRYLEA will always remain these .70,000 farmers* own product, from cows they themselves own. [ghlcr.. Leslie, ardved ■from •r Orleans Wednesday !for a t of several week* with th* pwr’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tertlune, on Magnolif Ave- T hese farmers want y o u ^ o have a rich er—a creamier evaporated milk, with a flavor like cream. T hat is why DAIRYLEA contains more nutritious milk fats and solids. Fashion’s Latest ■"-•« i,! t' •** 4 *- * NtMtta •Pendletori YoweR iUiabeth Taliaferro Yowell :ht « On top of that, imagine these 70,000 farmers syjd these million cows, together with over 160 plants all working f o r i.- \ ....... nded a party given by »Mrs. Brassier Wednesday after- '. ■AT HOME. f°Uowlng invitations hove •em sd^ by a number of -a * You will receiye this can Southgate ccqt Styles jU.Fan Taft Shop '• ’ H Je w fail lions., The fuller t r w ahd Sjwrt cloi M ’ j ' % •UK laur. �Tin 5 HllMAIfY'- ^TORIES. • find /baked U where it w ahted'tb live., .Tae Smallest Child. Grade. South Side, I t .said,’ uI awant to grow in the was a king who lived on castle garden so' tne princess top of a mountain. The people can touch me.” The angel was said it loeka as If the king’s fa i­ PRIMARY STORIES—2 lle wan in the blue eky. disapointed and turned away. *• One day the king’s herald came The angel next went to the down - the mountain side ‘btovHrig rose and asked, “ Where do you his bugle and said the king wish­ wish to live?” ed all tho children to visit She said, “I want to. live, on the CHICAGO, Apr. *2—A cheering combined to defeat far western castle. The children said, “We castle wyll, so -the princess can yelling crowd of Chicago rollers teams in the afternoon games of must each bring the’ king a gift." ■nyill me.” The angel did not like " ; Each child wondered what would that. North-South Title' Tuesday watched while n team from little the opening round. ■« . New York town killed their bas­ Next the angel went to tho AM four far western teams en­ be the *best. llh A 8 n tf t of 283 F o r -72 ketball championship .hope* in the tered the afternoon games were O ne-child brmight«YrUifc>* and wild violet and asked, "Where da ole#-—Finishes‘'Two Strokes opening round.of the National Instarteid for the castle, as be was you want to live?” eliminated, while the east, repre­ >Ahead of Cyril W alker.' ter-Scholastil basketball cham- sented by Manchester,- N. IL, tho climbing tho mountain .side "hit ' The violet answered, “I want «-• ■ live in the woods and by the - ' X rrN F JIU R ^ r, N .C ., April 2— ionship tournament here- Tuesday south; represented by Florence, fru it bqgan. to .m ill.out of,.the to road »id« so the children can pick basket and he said, “I t seems as night. ' f ’ , Miss., and central, west ropresented Westchester B1KPainted post was the New York by tlulumbus, Ohio, and E( Reno, if I would never reach the moun­ a.” ' i Won the North and “You tre -just the one 1 wnnt tain side." Now the .smallest cht(d d f Championship, ftn- town and Lnnu Tech. Chicago, wps Okia., remained in play. so you cjuV grow everywhere.’ of them all saw the fruit falling the teniri they stopped by u score The far west, representatives holcs with n score of Extra Added A ttraction— That’s why the wild violet of 19 to. 13 facing more looters eliminated were Boise, Idaho, Med­ and be said, "I will pick up the around the rides of the court than ford, Oregon,- Aibuquerquo, N. M.( fruit, because I love the king end grows in the woods and tvary one strokes ahead of there were Inhabitants in their he likes fruit.” Another child loves it. The violet loves overyRiver N ovelty S in gin g Orchest II W alker, Englewood. N. J., home town, they om-plnycd *tho anti Spokane, Washington, WlcM- came with some flowers,-and {as body i cverybody loves the I ta. Kns., defeated one southern . ■■ • *wfto finished with 285, while Mc­ Chicago City champion.* in every .representative. Birmingham, A la - f tho let. . 4 * *- If #* * -*>■'* ‘ i1 sun kept growing hotter and Donald Smith, of San Francisco, department of tho game. ‘ otter the flowers began, to wilt teams losing in the firat round of ? Prices—22 and 60 cts. plua war tax. .. who gave indications soon after Ball Hardware Co. , Epsminondas. An hour later the hardest P a t - ................ will begin a consolation tour and the child began to cry he felt Fourth Grade. the sta rt of the final round of giv­ tic. of the day resulted from the play Roma Wilkinson. so sod but the smallest ohild dried • PHONE 8 , * Entire Change o f Program Each Night. ing the veteran Hazen a strong cliph of Superior, -Wisconsin and nam m t Wednesday. Once open a time there was a the tears of the child Who carried Wedesday's games in the first ’ ‘-contest, finishing with a spore of Madison, S. D., th> South Dakota the flowers and said, "I.‘win car- little bof whose name was Epainclude: Fargo, 8. D., vs. rg them- quickly because the king minondof 286. team finally winning, 25 .to 21. rounds Lexington, Ky., Tampa, Fin. Vs. loves flowers and T love the One d$y his niother told him he ‘ »■ Johnny Farrell, of Mount Vorn- W alla’Walla, Washington, closed, could go to see n:s grandma. So 4*. ; oh^’N. *Yi, tied with-Smlth, finish­ the day’s play by rolling up the I’anquitch. Utah. Yankton, S. D., king.” Soon the smallest child was.left Epaminondns went to see his Chattanoogn, Tenn., and ing with a score of 286 and Jock highest score of tho day against vs. Hutchinson, Chicago, nosed Jim Charlottesville, Va., 51 to 15. Charleston. S. C., vs'. Northeast, on the hillside alone and there was grandmt. When he got there See Chevrolet F irst— just a minute left before the pal­ she gave him some butter for his 1 t-V’ , East, central west and couth Detroit. Barnes, tof Pelham, N, Y., out of E ast H alf, B lock 4, Tier 19. ace gates should be closed. The mammy. So he put it in his hnt •fifth place with 291. Barnes* to­ child thought a minute and stoop­ and went pn his way home. It Ask us about the new North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. tal was 292. * . . . ed dowtron tho mountain side and Was a tery sunny day. • ‘ Freddie McLeod, Columbia South-East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. Wheif ren ‘ho got home his mammy gathered a handful of blue b-Country Club, tied Barnes with said. ‘W hy, Epaminondas, what way to pay for the heather. «« Lots in Woodruffs Sub-Division on easy ter 292. Qcne Sarazcn, Briar CHIT Now all the children stood is that!ip your h at?” N. Y., firm e r national champion, 800 acres. Flowing Well, Land Solid Body, Chevrolet—San Juan “ Butter, mammy, butter!” v with their gifts before the king. by a sudden spurt in the last divided In 5 acre lots. As whole or In lots. Easy te The king took all Urn bas­ “Why Epaminondas that isVjA , round, landed in eighth place, his. the way to carry b u tter* Tne kets, for he was glad and nappy For Fire Insurance see us—30 years in busint score being 293. Joe Kirkwood Garage. and loved all the children. But way to carry butter is to find finished the 72 .holes with & score FRANK L. W OODRUFF & SON iaKApr, 2—Cham- when the smallest child of all some leaves and go down to the of .290. H enry Cuici, Bridgeport, brook and cool the butter in the brought hiti basket to the king, mpsey Tuesday was ;CVnu..--&i7; Mike Brady, WJnrfoot, Phone 42 ■ ■ ■ Office Woodruff an^r jVa .... season re- though it waJ light with its water and wrap the leaves S9&: E m m ett French, Southern around the buter and then come UrdYdlfeA Af Whether lie fights. He handful of blossoms, tho king - t t r i n U -SHMf B*»i*oy vCruiksnank, Seminole Gun Club, three* ■nas started to move headquarters gathered tho boy In his arms and along home.” Westfield, N. J.. 307. The next dny he went to see his miles out will shoot every | fthd IrMninfe camp to 'Mot” a t Uni- kissed him. Then he said, “This j versa! City, following announce­ little one's basket is the dearest grandma, and this time she gave Thursday afternoon. Every­ Tomorrow we will announce oar t a l l ment that he had signed a con­ and the best. It is weighted down him a little puppy dog. So Epatract culling for $1,000,000 salary with tho help he gave to others mibondas took sortie leaves and one Invited. Three tallies on era. pn Saturday these dealers .will hinl ta r 10 jnotion pictures to be com­ and with love for me,” and sn went to the brook and cooled thorn Orlando road. pleted within two yrsrs. v the king kept the smallest child of in the water and put the leaves something for the children. Watch t*-| i Many rumors of possible match­ all to live with him in the castle. around the puppy and came on •' -- it* home. es wtro put to rest after a con­ morrow’s adv. When he got home the puppy ference at Tia Juana Tuesday be-' The Glad Little P.abblt. His mammy said, tween DempscV and his manager, Fourth Grade. Susan Gantt was dead. t UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Jack Kearns, and James Coffroth, Once upon n time on the edge “Epaminondas what have you got 'GAINESVILLE. Apr. 2.—The Alrace promoter. Kearns said be be­ of n deep, dark Toicst, there lived in your h a t? ” . “A puppy dog.” 'phi* Tpu Omega fraternity ut tho lieves it impossible Dempsey ‘will a rabbit. He wni always sad, .so “The way to carry n puppy dog •Univtrimty of Florida celebrated 'fight fit'T ia Juana as Coffroth his brothers called him “doleful is to get n string and put it t’.'Apnl Fool's” day in great fashion does not w ant-to stage a fight dumps.” One day ho was asleep around the dogs neck und come .hete Tuesday afternoon when they ,hehs along homo.” there until November or Decem­ under the trees. jumped on Pitcher Homer in In the ber. “ Dempsey,” added 'Kearns, A fairy came to him and said, . So the next time he went hi» -fifth inning <i their championship ‘will fight in September, if we “You sad, little rabbit I feel sor­ grandma gave him u„ loaf of Igame with the Kappa Sigma onhuve to promote tho bout our- ry for you. I know a nice little bread, so Espaminondas got a . | try. coupling three safeties with : fives.” game for you. It in called the string and put_. it on the bread |.i hare on bail-, a h it batsman, aiul Keafns yesterday nccused Tex “Glad Hunt Gnme.” You must and pulled it home on the dirty land an error,' for three tallies, givNATIONAL BASE BALL WEEK , Rickard, promoter of “stalling any.. "I'm glad. I’m glad, I’m road.* 'in g them u brilliant 3 to 0 victory !Jumpsty and refusing to let him glad and -the fofty-levonth time Hie- mother said, “ Espaminon* 1in the hotly contested 102*1 interBegins April 4th. Bee eur Window for the finest-display of fight in New York.” you will think or something of das, what have you g o t?” ' * Ifra t hasebnll series.. The losers Goods during thin week. The Lucky Dog Kii^i. “Bread, mammy, bread.” which you will be glad” ..........." . icop 'second place in" the series, t AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE. * At t h e m il a n e "Why, Epaminondas, if 'you The rabbit began saying “I'm • with the Geta Pi entry, petitioners Movie lovers of Sni.i'nrd will clad. I’m glad, Fm glad,” and don’t know the .wny to carry JM Phi Delta Theta .grabbing off ,,lenrn with -...... pleasure that- \,t Mi- , the , forty-lcvcnth time lie bread, T nin hot going to tall you. third place honors, losing in thu j lane Theater has booked Tur Apr. 1thought, “Oh, I know Tm glad (You are not going to ho« grand­ semi-finals 3 to 2 to the winners Beware of imitation*, '7-8 taht Wonderful film master-'because I have * >ur. legs.” Jlo nvu any more. I’l ’ ll go to see her tin Tuesday's thriller. the genuine in 10c nnd 35c pack­ myself?’ piece 'The Hunchback of Notre had thought tif the poor cousin ( Ray IUockman, West Palm Beach ages bearing above trade mark. lUnne’’ adapted from that famous who had been caught in u trap Sho got her shawl. Before she • Ipd. who has done Considerable clauaic- written ..h« Vi.Lm- n.m n and to d H», w^nt she told Epaminondas to be paitimipg w ith.the,.G ator varsity, »■»**»• .»i* •w —oaupf i l r*q»■eg t * •nso on *salo a t Bett­ He went to the farmer s nouje .careful h«w ho'-ntepped In those • i*mf»lh«l«l)i#'WK iimiiF'W . TDD. How could. Miss , Grace Himes nnd called old Rover. Rifirer was pics. After saying this she went 'trium ph th a t afternoon, lh<;,,elon- (above) help from walking away er s Drug Store. feeling crciKs and growly. The on her wuy to hor grandmother’s. (gated boxman turning his oppo­ The fume of the Victor Hugo Epaminondas was careful how nents down with but » brace of with the first ‘prize in the Sulphur classic in • its celluloid form has rabbit said to Rover, “I know, a , WHOLESALE COMMISSION MBIJCHANTS * BROKI He .‘safe 'blows. His fielding of six Springs Bulbing lleuuty’ Contest. been so generally known that it is. secret that will make you glad.” be stepped in those pies. • *hard chances was also one of the She’s entered os entry from Tnm- hardly necessary to dwell upon its ^ ut Hover only sniffed und look- stepped right in the middle of - Richmond, Virginia. pa. Fla., in tinmml contest nt St. Kientness, During the first five ed far away. When “la it to hunt? those three mince pies. • contest's bright lights. -Fatersburg, Fla. What's fare to Epnmcbmdas’ mother came home ( The Kappa .Sigma machine I months following Us premier at What is hunting?” 5 It will make jlou glad, now nobody knows what Epaminondas I three form er gumes had won l(v Florida 2 the Astor Theater in New York got and nobody knows yet. yon say, ‘T m glad, I'm giud, I’m * .shut-out scores, 5-0, 19-0 and 12Mrs, N. E, Snow, of City it wnfl shown only in the larg­ ‘ They were heralded as strong, v?H est legitimate theaters of the glad,” and when you say it to Route 1, near Paris, Tenn., fXOTHT. o r MKVT. Bre Rabbit Plays a Trick. ' all-state . high school Jbattcry ni thu (.'r*-illtiirs nf I’llul 11. l)(»>l«y United States. It established a the forty-1 eventh timo you wllf tells the story of her ex­ West Side. of Smith and Busbee sliced to nixl w : k. Allen, irmlim; n» i*ixi« record at the Astor by running for se.Wj-nomothing to be glad of."-’- * Third Grade. perience as follows: Mi'lnr 4 umpuliy. Ai'UlllnufH. t . V ,..,, ,{v vn.inths In rniuinllu Pauline Bellamy. Rover begun, “I'm glad, Tm Tisndle the slants in the firing line. J'l-inci- Otiiu tieil.M- Hint Paul it. m rt inuri ”lx monins id capacity Once there was a rabbit -and “I am 62 years old and glad, I ’m glad.” . And he really S Q four frames, both clubs rocked Dooley uinl \V, S. Allt-n, ro-partnemi crowds. n a n H n H H H n n a n u M H M M a n H n ta H n M n M N H i I have been a practical did think of something, for he one spring day he got into a JUatig ‘on u neck and neck basis, Lon Charujy heads the notable H im Iifiw iifiiiiw mm myio uijiid I . # t » i— _ nurse for more than 20 cabbage patch. A man was pick­ said, “ I’m glml, I'm .glad I have each faction garnering a couple of Mu|ur Ctunimny ut Hatifaril, Klor‘It, ^ plttyiW which includes years, taking mostly ma­ £ a a a a a a B B B a B a a a a a a a a a a a B B a a a a B B B M a £ B B U i^ a a a i teta. hnn on Ui.’ Ith dny iV Mar«?h. nurh brillianLartist.H as Patsy ’Ruth a nice hoflv hero' at Furmer ing cabbage. He saw tho rabbit ternity cases. Gne of my - miyith one out in tho fifth, Gra­ nmilr an assignment nnd «lli1 ‘■Miller, Ernest Torrence, Brandon Brown’s house. • - He gives me and the rabbit hid. g '* f daughters suffered from HUlil ilnlu ii’*»n-n tln-lr properly it..p„, Tnlk- Mnruhi.ll NI»aI ,l» meat and not bones and hu is The man walked all around. ham V as caved in the slats. Over- un to the umWrsanta for tin benellt -cramping a t . . . 8 ho street fanned, b u t' Plockmon re- of tln-lr ernliturs. tb«-r»*fnri- you BrUlior.nnd Wmnifrwl Bryson. The good to me. If you lived here I He almost stepped on. the rabit. would Just bend double ^alycd a base on balls. Pete Hur- wlmll III*- with tin* umit-rsluni d i maiority uf tho 75 principals are think you would like it here, too," The rabbit kept still.*; The man and have to go to bed. Within nixl) *1in>H, I* y Dll loiild** [ n., WC?1I kiiitwn on thp hIhifi* rh tHov ha said to the rabbit, and he never found the rabbit th a t was. bU M P M . ris responded with a crashing tdn- williln M.ir »r Ktnrftlii. nr w ltp. ns wcn lY'uwn on ln®?w|(e a1!, lcenter, . scoring Graham. in i..ur tinMONDAY AND TUESDAY nmntliH if you rrstd.- in*y.,n)i r.rr on tho screen. The production went on telling others about the eating his cabbage. Ian tallied on Hank Ray- tin* iimiiM *.*f tin- stnt«- of 1‘inrMn. j in Ls film form has been endorsed wonderful game and he was the The March Hare. r« one-bane clout, Harris cross­ ■Worn »tntrm*nt» ynnr nsrigrtors nccminis 1tu tho ciergj elertrv oi of nu nil denominations. rlenoniinntions happiest of all of them. Matinee and Night, April 7-8. ami claims nculnstof said Roger Jiminez. ing the rubber when the throw or rltiicr < > f ibnn. t j Third Grade. West Side. | front center fifeld to the plate went 4>,iifil at Hanfnri). Flnrltlu. •( The Cave of Gold. Vjctor Hugo's Im'mortal Masterpiece. The Gees test Screen At* Flnrldu. rb The senate Daugherty commit­ One spring morning there was l over the catcher’s head. Fourth. Grade. Wilbur Smith. t i w IStii tlay ot M a r c h : tee decided to continue its inquiry traction of the Ago. ; DAVU* MH-iWI. • Outridp of the fifth, Smith was Opce upon a time there lived a a rabbit. He got his w ater in the dp4ltil* &l¥. Daugherty's fiitlre, . ‘ . A * * ls n e e . early morning before the sun invincible, turning in a card of Ct nil well. poor man. This man was so poor ment from the cabinet. ate«cn. p it strik eo u ts.,. l ’lockinan that he had to live In a tent in came out. Wo have seen the cot­ breezed seven. The game was. a tl>e . woods. One day he planted ton tail rabbit. They live in the was recommended to her top notchar .and a huge gallery stimo watermelon seeds; As roon woods where there is lota of food. ' EVERT TRUE— By COJ4DO and she only had-to tak* The wild rabbits pie not like viewed the clash. A. T. 0.. 3 runs, as thpy were ripe some monkeys about- two bottles, whan' the tame ones. The wild ones are came and began ?o eut them. ,6 hit*. 2, errors. KttPW Burma, n.. aha hardly knew that It runs, 3 nifs, 1 error. Umpires One day the monkeys . said, brown. When the white rabbits was , . „ aha suffered no a o , e v e K £ -r r . 1 nsfaiar twat My White gnd Rogers. “We have never seen a roan that go in the snow you cannot see little pain. ACVGH IN THe (v,^T T o «, luHOLkY JUSTIFIAOLG. would eat . his . watermelons/’ V' them w ry well. When the wild “My youngest daughter Ernest Tdrfence. I’stsy Ruth Miller, Norasaa Kerry, AS. YOW K N O ^ IT SiAYS DM T H e SOUTHERN ■HELL. When the man was asleep one rabbit secs a dog ho runs away, was run-down, weak and Ii»t3Le THAT -------Hurst; Gladys Brock well, Tul(y Marshall. WASHINGTON, Mnr. 21—The day -in the garden the monkeys but sometimes the dog catches nervous . . no appetite fn'etstuto Commerce Commission came. When they saw the ’ map, him. The wild rabbits have holes and tired all the time. 1 authorized thoiHouthern Bell Tele­ they said, “Oh, our good friend in the ground. Special Music Score gave her two bottles of phone mi l Telegraph company to ia dead.” CarduL It built her up , I'rA • dcilui.<• the propel!uc of the Flor­ After a while they nil picked, V HsbiU ■of Brer Rabbit. and she began eating and ida tetvffiiinuweompuny and East Marian Hoolehan. him up and took him with them. soon gained In weight and West Side. Florida Telepjtnitu .mnpany. Soon they came to two* roads' Third Grade. h u been so well since.” Matinee 3:30. Prices 1, 76, fl.00. Night ”430. Prices 60,1 Once there was u rabbit and he that met. Then they said, “Shfli Try CarduL At a l l 11.00 and a Jew at *1.60. Plus tax. Seats at S. C. Bows H1b home we put him in the cave of gold or lived in the woods. druggists’. Cotton >imautued during Janu­ was in the fence corner umung the envu of silver?" ary umij**i»tl tq, fi'.G.OOt hides of EX-100 MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS Hnt and lO^lltl oif linters, as com­ MIn the cave of gold,” they all some tall weeds. He slept in the B. / ...» time and ran around hunting pared with 491,560 bulcs erf lint and cried. So they took him to the BVBBBflBBBflflflBBBBBflaBBB^paBBBBI cava of gold and left him. When- fwHl at ni«ht* The rabbit eats 40,892 of linters in.,Pec*finber. Exthe man awoke und saw all the tender grass and leaves. poru during January totaled 546," ~ ^ i -kg old about him, he gathered all 253 hales. Cotton spindles active Brer Rabbit. e could hold am: went home. the mimth aggregated 33,tia ia r a m a g m a n iia ^ ^ Betty Colbert. When his neighbor saw him West Sido. with the gold he asked where he Second Grade. * ^'^' 7 '***A _r senate enmrnittee investigntOnce upon a-tJme there wa« a had got it. The man ta]d him of ng alirged land fraud* iu Texas the monkeys and th6Sl,'frater- beautiful gray bunny. He. belong­ turned sessions. /.. t ed to a little boy, and was kept molona. A child labor constitutional T h e 1 n ex t Hay . the neighbor’ In u bunny house day and night. ■ . v. i reported by both planted ' some watermelon seeds*/ One d»y the little boy went 1 and house judiciary comand let. the monkeys eat, thi-m. awgy to spend ;«.e day and the 1 C/JM ALWAYS 'TCO. „ A Ono day he laid down In nla gar-t bunny got out and destroyed a vii;——— *P A L C B A C K . OAJ ---------- • 11' ■'■* ;TIGHT PLA C 6 1 JO U dan and made believe he wga beautiful g a r d e n ........... , r" fdVTiQkjoTiM CS: t h s •s c r i p t o R ^ a *» dead. Whan the monkeys, saw Gets $7,024.33; Nixie. Him. they said, “Oh; our friend j* FACU «hAC(C. OW 3 0 M 6 T H I M C 2 ,l=OJ5. Lutomohjle Re| Gas 25p — 1 *.*■ Annecu'CTliie:' • , A CHAKl' dead." ‘ Then., they picked him up i $13,37?r?0 First Gride, Weal Side. and took him with them. rr** r^ rr ...w, jCame ,v-m- to hu _N lxie visited Manners’ Land, Aftar a- while they two s and put him down and’ This (a where ho learned to be •/ S \p r. 2.— ‘1 we put hiig in the. polite. He also learned how to ES* REST OPEN DAY cave of old or the cave of »U- 1t«P walk night . who *1 —; —« • ** ver? 1 outYOUR CHILD’S “In the cave of ■silvor," they PROTECT HEALTH all cried. ■ ’ . W. . . . * , * ,fv^r*-Km : * ^ 0,10 the cave.of jro)d»n cried Through thoughtlessness the slight 1 no-derialon cough or cold of a child Is often ne­ the man. 17,0*4.33 as dccoihub serious. scrioui. soon becomes Thts scared the monkeys and glected and ■uun , it-was few. doses F ^ ‘ of FQLEY'8 HONEY they ran away. Sa thevmsn dld chum:OMTOUND, nt small *^ND TAR COM: not get gold or sllvfr, r*,*. _____ _ -.*. taken a t 't h e opset of the O n ih e J o eS a u sei would .. T 1 ..5 red. have H ......................... NOW OWNED BY reliable Or. HURST IM S H igh W ill Clash W ith Utah T eam T oday In N ational M eet Grc FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR ' Jack Dem psey Is M aking Plans For H is Screen D ebut I a T au O m ega Ins Second Game a tern ity M e e t Take for the liver Practical Nurse Tells SANFORD CYCLE CO. i Virginia Produce Cm Headquarters for all Varieties $>f Ftuit an^ Vegetables, Prompt and Personal .Attention to A ll Shipments S The Woman's Tonic “The Hunchback of Noire Dane' aa With Lon Chaney { ----- - -it ■ X ..T '( * A .. * a < BY w m A s | ■ t 1. - • • i V » ........................ . . .* • -Y - • ■ . ' • " . * .............. -v * .......... ' - ' ‘ ■ -'.f-, J 1 . J �•V ord Daily Herald Political Announcements ' DRESSMAKING MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ROOMS FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND a u t o m o b il e s a n d HELP WAN T E D ,: ____ REPAIRS FOR RENT—Furnished two-room E o s r an opportunity to keep WANTED—F irst clmsa cook. Harabreast with the times by not apartment. Private bath, also rell's Cafc,_ Tavares. Fla. Cosh in Advance FOR MEMBER SCHOOL UOARTI rending the classified pages' of FOR SALE—lie Soto paints and - ’FORDS- ... bedroom. 703 Palmetto Ave. T hereby announce myself it can-, WANTED—-Sanford business your daily newspaper. Herald vanrlshc.i a t Sanford Novelty New and Used F o r r e n t —tw o' rbomi, up- want ada contain many interesting Works, sole agents. . dfdate for re-election to the offico h * * r4 ■*«. w ill k f r « Who are in need of tn n p im w .wr. 164-tfc fr o m p a t r o n * a n d M l . stairs and one‘downstair*. 112 messages. It will pay you to read of membet of the board of public help should read the. classified ROADSTERS ' m l I m n ird l.-tlrlr f o r FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs t i o rsi Ave. _________ __ page of The Herald. There’s no instruction, representing school them daily.TOURINGS •rut for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. reason for sending out-of-town to r district No! 1 of Seminole Coun‘y, FOR KENT—Two furnishr,! fecd1»« a . It n r Tip for today: T o u are known COUPES Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, help when there is probably ju s t subject to the Democratic primary rooms for rent. _ Phone 34. ___ by the company you keep; there- Tifrs. He a l i a r Sanford. Phone , 3303. • 83-tfp • SEDAN3 the person you w a n tjn the. city. . ..... S r ■ l i a r to he held on Juno 3rd. 1921. F o r " RENT — Large furnished foie avoid mayonnaise dressing / wnctr ........ S r af l i a r people TON TRUCKS . SALE-^Colored ____ FRED T. WILLIAMS. WANTED—Position by middle age apartment nil* modem conven- fohe avoid mayonnaise dressing. I P i c a T y p o d o u b le a b o r a straighten your hair, new rem­ Cash or terms. lady, pleasing as useful compan­ TO THE VOTERS OF THE 19TH icncos. 417 W. Second. i ft has beon nuxod up with oil.— edy, order a dollars worth today ion to well to do gentleman o r SENATORIAL DISTRICT. laced d ate* a rc fo r eonWe Sell or trade. ARE YOU—Looking for s g o o d New Haven Register. FOR RENT and pay postman on delivery. lady. P. O. Box 742.____________ tl v n I n n u r tlu iu . After due consideration, I have EDWARD HIGGINS, room. If you don’t find one listI * Cra-mi Company, Wilson, N. C. rn ntk of ;i v ,■r;iK’* lu n g th FOR RENT—Garage, corner llttr cd in this column, insert a small | decided to become a candidate for Authorized Ford Dealer. CLERKS, Railway Mall, 18-35 . REAL ESTATE n u n te d a lino, St. and Elm'Ave. t SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 _________________ -'■j re-election to the State Seuite Sanford.____________ Exam. May 3. $133 mo. Experii m c h a r g e JOc f o r firs t wane ad and you wil! receive the ^ SALE^Rooming housVchTn£ F irst Street. Next door to Smith FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prec- e?c!_.u^L°fs^ rY; 1f9r. P m from the 19th Sehntoiial District, tl o n . best listings in the city. J Party leaving town. Phone 49-J Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ p rtu d n g la r e b trlp tt.it to composed of Orange, Seminole nt>*i new. Bargain. See Stew- ularr., write R. Terry (former Civil . c la a a lfle a tlo n . ■ !■ ------------------------■*— or inquire Chero Cola Plant. pair ail kinds of cook stoves. If a rtReally Osceola Omntics, subject to the PO UTICAL Service examiner) 183 Barrister Dutton. e r r o r la m a d e T h e S a n FOu SALE—Five room fumislT- your trouble Is stove trouble, see Democratic Primary to be held Bldg., Washington, D. C._____ ' ■ rr a ld w ilt b e r e i p o n a t b t e June 3rd. I respectfully solicit ANNOUNCEMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT i ed bungalow, everything new, us. __________________________ jr one I n c o r r e c t I n s e r t i o n , WANTED—Salesman, cap use few re r tla a r. f o r »ul>se<iu*nt Ichr.-r, m<,ui terms. Apply- - 203 FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. VULCANIZING cheap, good your support. : live wire real estate salesmen kna. T h e o f f ic e s h o u l d b e FOR RENT—Cottnge. J. Muoson. Holly Aycnuo. • Hood _________M. OJOVERSTREET." F o i r c o n n t y t o m m is s io n e r Fine strain pure-bred ancona either ^cx. Call between 10 and I m m e d i a te l y In c a s e o f Goodyear I hereby announce' my candidacy FOR RENT—Modern sevin-room F^T^SAITE-^N cw 5-room house chicks, hatched from eggs from my FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 12: Coral Gables office. > »■< < ■ and ro A iiv E n n s E n s . I hereby announce my candidacy- for re-election to the office of _ house. Phone 61.____________ I 2 1-2 miles on' W. First St., own flock of carefully' selected CGEOlfR f) LA BORE Rs w a NTBntloan Tires county commissioner of District braid r e p r c e r n t n t l v e t h n r for County Commissioner for tha FOR RlUNT—:5-room cottage with $2500, terms. Inquire L H. Echols, bleeders. My 17 years experience ED—6,000 colored laborers can Used Cars 1f a m i l i a r - w i t h r a t e s , r u l e s in breeding anconas assure you the Fifth District comprising Chuluo- No. 3 ,-Seminole county, subject to bath, lights tnd water. W. J. Phone I02-M-1. * find work at Hastings, Florida, kaaldrallo n. w ill g iv e y o u KENT VULCANIZING WORRS, the action of the voters on Juno 3rd. best to be had in the breed. All j ta, Gencvn and Osceola, subject to Thigpen.____________ __________ (FOR RENT—One 12-rooni flat, | e I n f o r m a t io n . A n d If April 14 16 June 1, harvesting po­ Commercial St. the action of the Democratic p ri­ ____ C. W.ENTZMINGER. ih , they w i l l a s s i s t y o u In FOR RENT—10-rcom houre con- , good condition, centrally located. chicks delivered South Baldwin tato crop. Good pay and free llvAncona Farm, Lillian, Ala. your w n n t a d to m a k e mary June 3. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER trally located. Apply 410 Oak _ . | InR quarters. Dont' write, come e ff e c ti v e .^ FOR SALE—Ford racer in % I hereby announce my Candidacy . C. A. RAULERSON. type­ Ave. FOR RENT—Store room, good con­ FOR KALE—Remington K00*1 ready for work. Work for the condition, 1921 engine; a bar­ whole family. IP O IIT N A T N O T IC E . for re-election for the office of FOR RENT—Large 7-room hodsc; writer with wide carriage, $30.00 dition, good location, FOR SHERIFF. }rtl««ra s h o u l d s i r e t h e i r /1 for quick sale. Inquire Herald of­ gain. See It at 323 Palmetto Ave. WANTED—Twenty live and hust­ To the Voters of Seminole County: County Commissioner of Scniinolo cart sublet an apartment. Apply r posto ffice ad d rees ns Phone 27. ...County, District No. 1, subject to fice. ___________________ _ FOR RENT—One two-room apart­ I hereby announce my candidacy T. A. Grecnleaf, Lako M ary.___ ling boys to deliver and sell the t h e i r p h o n e n u m b e r If ment, close in. F'OR SALE—One pair mules and F’OR SALE—Republic one-ton Herald In Sanford. Good money for the offico of Sheriff of Semi­ the action of the Democratic pri­ FOR RENT—5-room bungalow, all le s lre resu lts. About one mary June 3, 1924. o u t of » th o u san d h a s a wagon, cheap, or one mule. Lew­ nole County, subject to the voters modern conveniences, furnished truck, thoroughly overhauled and for the right kind of boys. Come line, a n d t h e o t h e r s c a n ' t T>f the Democratic Primary to be G. L. BLEDSOE. SALE—120 acres wild land, is. Altamonte Springs. Phono repainted. i n Ion to w i t h you u n less $00.00, unfurnished $50.00. E. F. FOR New tires. Wight Gro­ down to the Herald office tomor­ gjtablo for vegetable and grove, ti()0-G. held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I FOIt KEI'ltESBNTATIVB row afternoon right afte r school ■now y o u r a d d r e s s . cery Co. promise four years of Law .En­ I respectfully* announce myself z and nee the Circultalon Manager Ilseo n llau an re M l'I T b e F'OR SALK—Twelve head of good --------- --forcement In h business manner by ns a candidate for the House of ‘“M i s c e l l a n e o u s In i r r M s a t T h e * » ■ of the Herald fo r particulars. mules; can be seen at the Or­ [Ite ra ld o ff le r o r by le t FOR SALE—15 acres celery land lando Novelty Works. the help of the proper subordi­ Representatives from Seminole Address w anted T elsp h eu r d la c u a tla fronting nn Ijike Monroe, 111 R. H. Lockhart & Co., Orlando, Fla. nates or assistants and earnestly County, subject to the Democratic are no t valid, acres cleared and under irrigation, solicit the suppurt of all law en­ primary, Juno 3, 1921. If elected Madam Harriot, See Chevrolet First— peous. P r o m p t , E f f i c i e n t BUILDING ■»« all planted, four flowing wells, forcement voters, on. June 3rd. Beauty Parlor. l will advocate constructive legis­ S erv ice. chcnp, j _____ RAYMOND L. ALLEN^. lation for the benefit of the great­ Over Mobley’s 1Drug Store. -“ MATERIAL u 1 *Ask U3 about the new SiiltACLH Park Ave. “Phone 245. est number of nconle in -irOmindie FOR~TAX ASSESSOR.' Concrete F’OR SALE--5 acres all in culti­ • ♦ I wish to announce that h m a County and #he stattfm F loridn. cement work, aldewl _____ 5 acres tiled land, G Political vation, 5-room house, good Dorn. J. R. LYLES. candidate for re-election to the PUBLIC Stenographer; your bus- Ij*ke Monroe front with paved Ing blocks, Irrigation boxe*. J. way to pay for the louncements . office of Tax Assessor o f . Semi- FOR CONSTABLE OF DIS- ness solicited. 107 Park; Ave. road, $5,000.00, room house with bath, Terwllleger, Prop. hole" County, subject to the decis­ Phone 349. TR1CT NO. 1. !CUTING ATTORNEY ion of the Democratic Primary to Lumber »nd Building Material. I herebjr nnno-im-e that I am a ( FOR SALE-10 acres, fi cleared, £ ° ° d bam , t e n a n t Chevrolet- -San. Juan to announce to the citi- be held June Ord, 1924. Carter Lumber Company candidate lor conitablc of District \cgetnblc land, flowing well, h n i i q p O w p I I q 9 flOPPR 1Seminole County that I am N. Laurel St. Phone 666. A. VAUGIIAN. No. 1, subject to the Uem<£rntle Two blocks of loading station. £* W C Ila , L d L it- h |datc for the nomination to Garage. HILL LUMBER CO. House o t primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. FOR TAX COLLECTOR cheap. cuting Attorney fo r 1the Service, Quality and* Prices peppers, I acre white I beg to announce myself a can­ Said district bcig composed of the Court of Seminole County, didate Phone 135. f6r the offico of Tax Col­ following voting precincts: Sun-| FOR SALE—Lots in Roscland the action or the Pcmoof Seminole County, subject ford, Lake Monroe and Pnola. ' » Heights. High and dry. A-l loca­ potatoes, ail at $7000imnry, «unc 3rd, 192-1. 1 lector the decision Uf the Democratic - Jl, K. W A LK E#*tion _on Sanford Ave., from $250 trateful lor your vote and to cash, balance Primary to be held June 3rd,*1924. to $500 each, easy terms. If you $3000 ^ 7 f o r s i i e Iu f f . Jnation. want n desirable homo come in und I hereby announce, myself ns r 1EST Y. HOUSEHOLDER. .____________R. C. MAXWELL termsF. see us. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER candidate for t>;cVi^a of ShcViJ )UNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby nnnoUnce my candidacy, of Semlnolo CountX subject to the reby announce' my candi- for the office of County Commis­ Democratic primary June, 1921 If vuu want a city lot, a subur­ Small house on pav­ Jr County Commissioner for sioner from district number two ban lot, n house ready built, cel­ W. A. TILLIS. -No. 2 Seminole County, of Seminole county, subject to the! j.-0R COUNTY COMMISSIONER ery farm, grove or anything in ed street, electric to the Democratic Primary, action of the Democratic prima the Real Estate .line coll us. We rV I hereby announce niy candi1921. June 3, 1924. soil at the owners price only. lights, - good well, Transfer-Draying dney-for County Commissioner for ‘ U Fred R. Wilson L. P. HAGAN. JOHN MEISCH the fifth district of Seninolo Coun­ fCLRUK' circuit court ' (Tall and see us. Wo give you FOR SHERIFF $2500—$500 cash, bal­ ty. Subject to the notion of the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW See C. E. Chorpenlng announce that I am it To the Voters of Seminole County: Juno tne .bargains and service. Primnry of 192-t. ate for the office of Clerk THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., PHONE 3302 I hcrchy announce myself a can­ ance like rent. . * E. H. K ll.B E R . First National Dank Bldg^ Circuit Coifrt of Seminole didate for Sheriff of Seminole Seminole Hotel Annex. ‘ Sanford, Fla; subject to the action of the County subject to the «eticn of the ' m e m b e r o f s c h o o l b o a r d Sanford Florida H. B. Lewis & Co. Stic primary in June, lf)2l. Democratic primary-to be held on' I wish to announce that I am o big crowd. candidatefor Member of tho _____n, H. CIIAPPELL^ Juno 3rd. If I am elected I pledge Anything for peace, rest, food Address Board of Seminole Co. from IUSTICK OP THE P6ACE myself tt> fulfill ^ie duties of this School and stability, is the idea. The verFirst School district No. 3. Subject to National Bank Buildiug,j George A. DeCottes y announce that I am a office to the beet of. my ability. W. J. T higpen tho decision of the Democratic pri­ diet for or against Ludendorff,' E. E. BRADY. Attomey-at-Law ito fa rtho olfico of Justice ground floor. mary to bo held June 3, 1U24. Hitler and the othern will give in­ 4«co iu and for. the first NOTICE Over Seminole Count; No, 107-Telephono 319-Park Ave. H. H. PATTI8HAI..L. Has movtd to Puleston I i district of Seminole CounI will ne a candidntj for renomiformation to the world. . If tho B aq k FOR CLERK .LlKL’U I t COURT Hrumley Bldg. Real Es­ thc lesral rn*id efficient 91(1 ation Ju r the oific* of Skot*A tyerdie^ jihould\,be ^gajng\ L»denSanford, -------- - ■ Florida Neino Seif-Reducing 'No. ec i f the executive officers \o rnej^ftfrthe iseventh Judiciar l'ir“ . i wish to announce that I ant.a Th6 two ’Diamond brother* hat** tate and all kinds o f In­ dorljf violent riots may be ex­ been convclted of murder In New !* s real bargain. It Ini a law lop county I *promise to do Wy cuit of the State of Florida, sub­ candidate for Clerk, ojf the Circuit surance. and medium skirt. Made In duiCourt of Seminole Co.. aubj?ct to pected in'Munich, where the,Get- York. And probably their mother iwiout prejudice. ject to the action wt the Demo­ able pink or white comilr-ilici man Republic is openly denounc­ thought they were her Jewels.— cratic Primary. Your endorsement Denocratlc primary, /unu third. h. 0 . 8TRINGFSLL0W. 24 to 36—and costs oMy $3.00, ed and crowds pnrndo cheering Miami Herald. for a second term of office will to If elected, I promise tha faithful [FOTt COUNTY JUDGE, Schelle Main?s If *nuf (l**Ur can't n i It. acrid name.ad. performance of the duties con­ for n monnrey. jeet, oJ course, to the action greatly appreciated. drrta, ilic and U. wc'lt arnd the COt.cl. Studebaker, Packard, Chavrolat nected with that office. GEORGE A. DeCOTTKS X«‘» lr r o f .I p p l I r n l lv R f o r T a t l l tr il e Democratic Primary to be N r m o I l r i j i n l e - L i h l a n Inatltuto f a t t e r f r r l t n u ,115 wf Ih p ( I r a t n l W. L. MORGAN. J. L. PERKINS i MEN GET tired o f '“governing LAWYER State Attorney, Seventh Judicial UO li. loth St^ New York (D ept. 9.1 uno 3rd, I will be a candidate K l a l a t e a of t h e S l a t * of Kl«rl4a j themselves when treuble comes Circuit, State of Florida. F’OR TAX COLLECTOR N o l l c s Is h«rel>v g i v e n Hint Ovr>r* ;he office of County Judge of Bales Department :• — Court House jand stays loo long. War is the ■ t r e a t Invi-.xinir.nt C o m p a n y .- p u r I wish to announce Hint I nm a FOR SHERIFF ole County. I shall be gratei f i c a t e No. SJS. 3an Joan Garage I great builder of renctiou. The c hs laeniel r t hoef Tl eatx dCa ye r tof I hereby annuunce myself a can­ candidate for re-election to the of­ or the nomination and elecJ u n e . A, D., Jfiayt war put the ' ’orld back ut I 9US*, h a s n i r d r a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In my and if elected I assure the didate for reflection to tho office fice of County Tax Collector of “ eaii a century in Democratic o f f ic e , a n d liae m a d e app llc.itl.in fo r . of Seminole n fair and of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ Seminole Countv, subject to the l a x d e e d to Ixeue In n e n dnnen w ith government. ul administration of the af- ject to the action of the Duno- action of the Democratic primary w. S a id c e r t i f i c a t e e m h r a c c s thu Whoever fails to realize' that la Elton J Moughton crntic primary to be held on June to bo held in June. (Continued from page I.) of th* ''fftce. folInvcInK d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u ­ this country, nniung others, Is in a t e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F lo r id a , ■ ______ JNO. p . JINKINS. ready to sell appointments and 3. If elected for another tnnn I __ ^SG H E L l E MAINES. ARCHITECT for a long period of ultra-conser­ t o - w i t : Ik Ini. tn Hew. NW. Cor. pledge to fulfill the duties of the MEMBER COUNTY SCHOOL vintnor ready to buy decisions. of HU' H o f - N H U . flee. (. T w p. I I SUPERINTENDENT OF T ailors, C le a n e rsa n d D y e n vative rule, fails to sec the ob­ H., offico In the same efficient manner One distinguished politician,, It. J9 K„ r u n H. SIS.* ft., K. « « First National Bank Bldg. BOARD UBLIC INSTRUCTION vious. . . ft., n . r.E* k ft.. \v . e m f»„ m . , . , , n . who said u man didn't amount to that I have conducted it In the I hereby unnounce mysclfc n can­ ereby announce my candidacy U l Park Avcaoe— Phase .411 Sanford, Florida It. r i K h t - o f - w a y ) — I e c r e s . T h e said didate for re-election as a member much if he .could not control at e-election to the office of past. lu n d h e l n a a s s e s s e d u t t h e d a t e of REFORF. long the civilized in­ C. M. nAND. t h e i s s u a n c e o f su c h c e r t i f i c a t e In of the County Board of Public In­ least one judge, appreciated the: y superintendent ol public dividuals of thu world will be t h e n a m e of A. M. H u n t . U n le -s jetion of Seminold County, FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC LL struction from District No. 3, judges’ power. i c a t e s h a l l he r e d e e m e d . A lawyer thnt can tell you how united by radio and that will as ac iddo r dclemr tri fto (Geneva, Oviedo, Osceola and ct to the Democratic primary STRUCTION U .v t a x d n ed w ill tssUei help civilization a great deal. to evade the Jaw ; and a judge that t h e r e o n o n th o 15th d a y of April, held on Juno 3rd, 1924. I hereby announco my camfiilaiy Chuluotrt) subject to tho acti6n of A. d .*1 d h . There will still remain, the Sanford Novelty ___ __ t ^ w ._l a w t o n . _ for re-election as member of th o : the Democratic Primary, Juno 3rd, will see you through, if the woPst W i t n e s s m y o ff ic ia l s l n m i t u r e anrli comes to the worst, nre useful— problem of hundreds of millions t h i s th u Tlh ' r i a y ' o f M arch, A. I COUNTY PROSECUTING. Board of Ihibllc Instruction for) 1924. Hnvlng served a* a mem- as the old group • of New York'.! of savages and bnrbarian.L How sD.e a l1921. The Mntthews Press Scminola County. Florida, repre­ her of the Board since 1915, and Works t V e l s k a H id e ., 5 a s f . n l K li. ATTORNEY. nro you going to civilize them? /H E A L ) K. A. n o rO L A H H . street car owners could testify. having been chairman of the senting school district No. 2 of C l e r k C i r c u i t C o a r t ish to announce that I shall Phono 417-L-2 It ciin't.Jbo done without raising . H r m l n l r C o u n ty . F lo rid a . candidate for the office of Seminole County, subject to ..the Board since 1919, espocally fits me GERMANY WANTS, .to get fheir -frontal angle, and (hat Ily A. M. W e e k s . V. C. V. C. COLLER, Prop. for the work required of n Board Democratic primary to. fc« T held on tjr Prosecuting Attorney, subtakes many centuries’ . member, and If re-elrctcd 1 prom­ back to Ma fettled comlUion" to the endorsement -of the June 3fd, 1921. General Shop and Mill Work ise the same conscientious and con­ which mennn a government with America announces that its sales O. C. Bryant, W ag­ CHA8. A. DALLAS. oeratic voters a t the June 3rd, structive service ns has been rend- feme on man, or small class, se­ havu increased 99.8 per cent in ary. FOR cou 'Nt y JUDGE Sanford Sign Shop lected to do the governing for the one year, rising frnm $14,830,' Contractor and Builder I hereby announce my candidacy! my many years of service.) GJSORGE C. HERRING. ner, Fla., will sell at APPROPRIATE fop the office .'Coujity Judge C HAS. F. HARRISON, BOUNTY JUDGE", LETTERING 517 Commercial S treet Geneva, Florida, i * announco myself an a of Seminole Coiflpy, subject to the I CarolinarFiorida filli- For Ail Classes of Woik daje for the office of County action of the v< rs- at the Dcmo- FOmCOUNTY^COMMISSIONEU | I hereby announce my candidacy rlm aryM tao 3. 107 North Sanford Ave. of Seminole County, subject cratic primary JOHN W l EONARDY. for re-election to the offic* - of Democratic primary, June 3, in g Station, gas at 2, O u n ty Commissioner from Dis-, FOR COUNTY JUDGE I pledge faithful service Wilson Welding & Radiator To the People of Semlnolo County: I ti it nember four of Seminole d you nominate me. W ANTED. TO R E N T j cents above cost the I am a candidate for .County. County, s u ite d to tho cctlon of J. U. SHARON^ Works Judge, _ your support rapport iand vote on the Democrat primary June 3, 1924. «aV5 WANTED—To rent 3 or 4 unfur-1 f0R CLERK OF COURT U. F, WHEELER. nished rooms . or small house "If it's Metal we con weld It." year around. lcieby announce my candi- Juno the 3rd will be appreciated. SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. '~ F O l f STATE "ATTORNEY. close in. Address J. R. Wells, for .the office of Clerk of the SANFORD, FLORIDA I Gen. Del., City. I hereby announce my candi­ FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Court, Seminole County, I hereby announce my candidacy dacy for the office of State Attor­ .856 to $26,394,769. Two years subject-to the decision of P ^ ^ A N D SUPPUC3 ago the receipts of th«‘C0a>D*ny locratlc Primary to be for member House of Representa­ ney for tho Seventh Judicial Cir­ F O O T o r n n S T S t ! ' S A N r O R D ' K A . on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I tives for Seminole County subject cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem­ were ?426,799. 'fheza aalaa. of and receiving rauto massages. STE\VART The course, do not include the “sets” Many of thu world’s nations are for efficiency and servico In to the action of the voters at tho ocratic- Primary to bo held June 3, 1921. ' that amateurs by, huti the re- now united by radio. That ought Flowers For All Democratic primary, Juno 3. Iceiptx of tho comRifiy ‘ -striding l to help civilization a little. J. A. SCARLETT. -VANCE E DOUGLASS. FORRESJ LAKE. Members F lorlata TtlegTigk 1 = livery Aaaoclatia* 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone .*vs -AD RATES DRESSMAKING. . . . . fl,rc w!ulPP*ng « shop to do nil kinds of dressmaking. Cloth­ ing fur'nil ages. A shop for .all kinds of Sewrat. Wc respectfully solicit thn patroA ge of the' people’ of. Sanford am^viclnity. .l a a o a 402 San.ore .*ij. — :____ _ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD BRISBANE WHIDDON & HODGES PRINTING a; I ll ^ fe L G E O R G E M c M A N U S IGING U P FATHER I l THINK I HOW K»N TOO ] THINK W IT H hy H K $ * a o s e Y ■ J l j NU5T LEAVE m m T O COME. HI- *** ‘i.fii :l i "ME IN tXDRRT e A C K .iA N p W HT* M V T H A T ’S) . ./|H A T V IL L , U T O U CAN LEAV E T Q O R SAXOPHONE J O b T T H iN K H E 'fit COiN<4 1NV V— WHAT I AM f U L W A tT T O B E B O R E T H 1 B IB D O N E R IO H T - S.O.Shinholser | Contractor ahdB utlder W N K IN * A ftO O T i Sanford,------------!■ ■ 4* V.* *4? ■fjt-yT -I— IL m m —fij r i ^ /■ 1' - •' ' , - \ .-.V It i-'.: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 02, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1924; <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/fd21616ecc3e4d570dbd9d98650e3789.pdf e8f68b757878cd530fb7c4e65895954a PDF Text Text YOUR NEWSPAPER dished In Florida’s Heart, ; World’s Greatest V e g e ta b le lion, Its R ic h e s t Garden Land LUME XV For Florida: Faii ^ ter in north and PM day; cloudy probal settled. ■ ' • ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD? FLORIDA* THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1924 To Amazon! Payroll W a s Saved! D ism issed formation on OU Contrlbu Leaves Frangestan lions of The 1921 Rcpuh In Middle o f Red Sea it licnn Campaign Funds*' {Ilr The. t n r l « < f < I'rraa) ALEXAN D RIA, Apr. 3,— The British steamship, Frangestan, was abandoned on fire in the Red Sea and tho 1200 pilgrims aboard transferred to the steam­ er Olan Mclver, a message to IJovd’s agent from the vessel, said. Mclver is proceeding with the passengers to port it is said. The pilgrims are bound fo r Jeddah .Port Mecca, Moham­ medan, Holy City. itntf* in th e C o m m itte e . landt denied desiring to lupLanes testimony. He only GoTernor Morrlron and Mra. Watts Widow o f Durham Million­ aire, Married Wednesday Afternoon. i t «. •. ♦ (S r The AU M tilfS Preen). DURHAM, N. C.*, Apr. 3.—Gov­ ernor .Cameron Morrison, o f North Carolina, and Mrs. Sarah Ecker Watts, widow of George * W. Watts, Durham millionaire finan­ cier, were married here Wednes­ day afternoon at 4 o ’clock .a t the Watts mansion on South. Duke S t m t . Rev. Dr. David H. Scan­ lon, pastor o f the Durham First Presbyterian Church, officiated at the ceremony, which was v i \ y nessed by the governor’s sister, Miss Ida Morrison, his daughter, Miss Angelica Morrison, and a few mutual friends. Immediately after the cerombny, the Governor and Mrs. Morrison motored to Greensboro, whero they werq to board n New York train for their honeymoon trip. . One o f Wealthiest Women in N. C. The bride, one o f the weathiest women In North Carolina, ia a native o f Syracuse, N. Y., and was married to the. late Mr. Watta in that cltyMjr October 1017. Some years UKOsne was a’ trained nurse, but had given up that profession ridr to her marriage to * Mr. fatts. ■ ‘ Governor Morrison has been a widower since 1920, (hi*«flrst wife having died during tho ifribematorlal campaign. His daughter, Angelia and his sister, Miss Mor­ rison, have made the governor's mansion Jn Raleigh their homo since t h / inauguration in January 1021 , a&Mugh tho governor spent the summer months in the west­ ern part of the state. Although the. governor and Mrs. Watts had known oirb other for several years, is only in. the past fortnlgiih . at their romance was « •Dr. Hamilton A. Rice (top), explorerTif Bosotn, will try to get to the headwaters Of the Amhzon River,, Brazil, this summer. He will take a party, fully equipped with radio. In the parly will be, among r»w rs, Walter Hinton (lower left), pilot o f tho NC-4, which crossed the Atlantic first by air, and John W. Swanson, radio expert. . , . Washington News (Hr Th*>. AaanrlntPil P|,m) Tho sennto began consideration o f the immigration bill. Harlan Flske Stone, o f New York, was nominated to be attof-' noy general. The State Department announced tho settlement* of the New Castle consulate dispute with Great Britain. President Goolidgc held a break­ fast conference with Republican senators on measures to speed up legislation. • iMMe Government” Diectoeed. ia witness contended that maationa. “ o f what I call the Ublo government” had been Iqeed by some o f his Inveattpna and told o f what he said e fruitless efforts on his part BY* the department o f Justice ftl**te army aircraft disastuing a desire to hold an nd in political matters, In explaining the Martin contracts, that L. Chadbourne. an attor*» large contributor” to campaign, funds, had for thTe^ccurporation a t, contract dolin g Qte war. Jreris tee was added to tract cost**by the com“ olus »*.- profit." ^dits by the air, eervice. In disclosed M ' “ overpayth» witness Usertbd, and *n the preparation o f lent spits to obtain the r».money spent under the ,w r cigars, dinners, laun- months, however, the had been a frequent visitor in Durham. ' Early Wednesday afternoon tho governor and hia party, compris­ ing state officials, and hia daugh­ ter and his sister, motored to Durham from Raleigh .and went to tho Durham county court houke. The license was issued at 3:10 o’clock by deputy A. J. Bar­ bee, o f the register o f deeds o f­ fice. The license application was signed by general J. yon B. Melts o f the governor’s personal ’ staff. The governor gave his age as 52 and the age o f Mra. Watts aa 51. After securing the licensa. the entire party went to tHe Duke Street mansion o f Mrs. Watts, where they were met by Rev. Da­ vid H. Scanlon, pastor o f tho Presbyterian church, o f which Mrs, Watta ia a member, The marriage was performed in the presence o f Mina Angela Morri­ son, Miss Ida Morrison, L. N. Ev­ erett, secretary o f state, R. R. Daughtop*, commissioner of reve­ nue, General J. Van Metta, lieriot Clarkson, associate Justice o f tho supreme court, Mrs. Gilbert White, and Mrs. J. E. Driscoll, o f Durham. There was no member o f the Watta family present when the ceremony was performed. Newspaper Dispute o f U ^. and England Is Amicably Settled (n r Th* A ssociated P ress) LONDON, Apr. 3.— Settlement o f the N*wcastle consulate dispute between Great Britain and the United States was officially made known Wednesday evening Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassa­ dor Kellogg on the aubject waa given out. Great Britain withdraws her charges against the form er Amer­ ican consulate officers in Newcas­ tle. Ambassador Kellogg’s letter briefly states the intention o f the American-government to reopen the consulate qnd appoint Charles Hoy 'Nasmith" as consul, and asks for the necessary recognition. Premier MacDonald in hia let­ ters said: ^ *' » * ity, laid about a year and a half ago agajnst the then American consul snd vice-consul at Newcas­ tle. and it has therefore been re­ called.” *•*• *, Both the letters are dated April Increased Its Capital its activities and by the steady growth and progress of the boslneaa. T. J.. Miller heads this organisation and A. P. Connelly is the secretary. SANITARIUM BURNS. ( / MOROANTON, Two women Wfre • .. ( n r n * A m ctaM Vr*ua) - Pittsburgh polico received a tip that a Pennsylvania railroad pay train, carrying $100,000, was* to be held up near that city. Superintend­ ent'^! Police Edward J. Brophy and detectives hurried to the scene. They met the bandits. A running gun battle ensued. Brophy ordered the detlfttlves’ car to pull in front o f the robbers'. The machines crash­ ed nnd^verturned. Brophy and five detectives and one of the bandits were seriously injured. Two otheb gunmen were rapturd in a hand-tohand fight, a momnt o f which is here pictured. , . WASHINGTON, Apr. 3.— In to * titration o f charges against Rep­ resentatives Langley o f Kentucky and Zihlman o f Maryland, Repub­ lican*. by a special house commit­ tee will be conducted behind closed doors, but a stenographic report o f all testimony will bt made public whan the coraniittae submits its findings to the house. This procedure was agreed upon Wednesday by the committee ee It resumed its inquiry, determined.to look first into the charges against Mr. Zihlman. A t two executive sessions .the committee heard the testimony o f CITY MAY BUY COUNTY COURT MORE LAND FOR HAS BUSY DAY ATHLETIC FIELD ON WEDNESDAY Park"- Commission Recommend* That City Purchase Additional ‘ Tract for Purpose of Increaa- Seven Caaea Are Disposed In Wed­ nesday’s Session—Court Ad­ journs Thursday Noon to ~ To Meat Saturday Seven cases in which five result­ ed in convictions and twq in ac­ quittals, was the record o f the business handled by the county court in .session for its second day. Tho coses included among others, two against A. Sampson, alleged “ faith healer,” w h o . was charged with unlawful practice of medicine on one count and practicing without a license upon the other count. Sampson .was found guilty of ilBsf IL p r•s e n U t iv * J lh l n I be first heard and thaw* rges again st. Represents! igley. . * Upon very carefnl dellberai the committee This course can not interest th at m e*. Arizona, who has charged Secre­ tary Work with favoring Colorado in Colorado river development. George . White, fo rm er" Demo­ cratic national committee chair­ man, told the senate, oil commit­ tee that E. L. Doheny contributed $9,900 for the 1920 campaign and $25,000 later to he)p wipo opt. a M arx Is Impatient . deficit. - -----' II. L. Scaife, former Depart­ Over German Crisis ment of Justice investigator, told the senate Daugherty committee C lr Tk» AMoftalrS I'r tn ) that in hia "opinion Harry M. IN, Apr. 3.------ Impatience Daugherty, Secretary Weeks end over the German government’s others should be Indicted in the failure to obtain the release o f Wright-Martin aircraft case. * 1600 “ passive reslstants” sentenc­ ed by Franco-Belgian military during the occupation o f Sanford Building And courts the Ruhr a m f Rhineland, was free­ Loan Association Has ly voiced by Chancellor Marx, man Interviewed today. . , “I have the honor to inform you that after further consideration His Majesty s government are pre­ pared not ty Insist upon the charge of hxceedlng their consular author- made possible by the increase of •- (Hr Tfc* A o n d ilfd PrtM) by the lessees o f the naval lenses .to tho Republican war chest might influence the subsequent setion of Republican officials in leasing «ho Tho treasury announced that March income and profit tax col­ lections would approximate $ 1 ,­ 000,000 more than those o f March, 1923. Secretary Mellon told the senate finance committee that tho increase in estate tax rate! in the house revenue bill was “ economic sui­ cide.” Chairman Marvin o f the tariff Commission and Secretary Wallace testified hefore house committees on the McNary-Haughen agricul­ tural export bill. > Senator Couiens, Republican, Michigan, ajone for the senate revcnuo'burcau investigating commit-* tee, continued inquiry into tax affairs o f Mellon companies. The house committcu investigat­ ing charge! against Representa­ tives Langley of Kentucky and Zihlman o f Maryland, Republicans, continued its hearings behind The Sanford Building and Loan Aaaociation by a vote equal to more than three-fourtha o f the number o f shares issued, Increased its cap­ ital stock to $1,600,000 divided as follow s: 12,500 s h a m o f common stock and 2,500 shares o f preferred stock, Each sharr-wtti 1mvr~l p i f value o f $ 100. Interest on the atqck shall draw eight per cent Interest according to the amendment. The Sanford Building and Loon Association has been organized in this city for sev­ eral years and the decision to in­ crease the capital stock, has been i * W ASHINGTON, Apr. 3— The senIate o il investigators took another I three days’ recess Wednesday after {hearing a single witness, George j White, former chairman o f the . Democratic national committee. Subpocnua were issued today ihy the Senate Oil committee for |the appearance on Monday of J. •JL French, Oklahoma City, and Robert W olfe, Columbus, editor of the Ohio State Journal. Both will bo questioned about the oil deals gossip in th e " Republican national convention in 1920. •Trench was described as a po­ litical asjociatc o f the late Jake HOmon. W olfe was one o f the Ohio managers o f Leonard Wood. Called by Senator Spencer, Re­ publican, Missouri, White timtified, E. L. Doheny had contributed a total o f $3-1,900 to the Democratic Figures Given Out Thursday Hy campaign fund, but that Harry F. Postmaster Hall Indicate Large Sinclair had mado no contribution. Increase Both In Monthly White explained that Doheny had And Quarterly Dual- . given $9,900 during the 1920 cam­ ness. paign and $25,000 in 1921 to help wipe out the deficit resulting from , Figures mado public today by the campaign. Postmaster J. P. Hall show that Belittle White’s Testimony the business o f tho local offjca is While offering no objection to steadily increasing and that it 'ia tho examination o f White, Sena­ indicative o f the growth of San­ tor Walsh, Democrat, Montana, the ford nnd Seminole county. Accord- committee prosecutor, mado* it u matter o f record that he regarded the testimony as Irrelevant. Ho told the committee he would support a resolution calling for a general in­ vestigation o f all campaign con- The tariff commission ordered •nother iqquiry into tariff rates W*tn»t>orte of ctfUfr fir, apruee governor and western hemlock. bnator Wheeler. ' Democrat, liana, the committee prosecu* contended that such “ volun’ •remarks” had no place in committee record but did Dot a his objection when Senator •s, Republican, New Hamp». observed th a t. tho testiy (had “ already gone over the Committee Agrees Wednes­ day Upon Resuming Hear* • ings that InvesligiUuai of Charges AgalnjU Upgley and Zihlman Will Be Con­ ducted Behind Gosed Doan — Report to be made Pubilc. ^Investigators Want More In Service When He > be* Dictated to Volunijt itnd Ex(eRtioii of He declared that he felt e was soma ulterior purpose” id his dismissal and that he ^pained and* shocked” because trusted” Volandt. The comhe decided to call on Volandt lirect him to bring the papers I fs a r n T an a *• |from Lane. )taln Voldant followed Lane dlatcly on the stand and told :ommittec that he did adijane not to appear before the lttee. Ho confirmed also ho tool; certain records in uion o f Lone and said SecreWeeks instructed him to say the subpoena served on the U ry hi: u>eii, was necessary ring papers before the com- SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS attention to pending legislation the iJit&ic hearings would be ad­ journed'until Monday. • Apathetic in t^hase Case. The House judiciary committee failed again Wednesday to take up the Senate resolution proposing impeachment proceedings against Clarence C. Chase, son-in-law o f Albert B. Fall, as customs-collect­ or at El Paso for his refusal to testify before tho oil committee. It had been in evidence that Chase had sought to have Price McKenney of Cleveland say he had loan-cd Pall $ 100,000. ... After confercnces Wednesday with Special counsel in tho oil cases, Secretary Wilbur stated that he would co-operato with tho m«n every possible way in the liti­ gation already undertaken and pro­ posed and resulting from the oil investigation. The new naval sec­ retary sought the conference so ea to inform himself* fully o f the facts. * Wisconsin Primary Shows Little Change • (P r, .The A ssocia te* l* r n « ) MILWAUKEE, A pr. 3 -M e a g e r returns from Tuesday’s statewide primary today showed little'change in th ' presidential delegate vote, Senator LaFoIlette’a and Governor Smith’s candidates at large at ma­ jor political national conventions are maintaining tha lead. SfcAdoo continued to be the pref­ erence over Senator James AReed, Missouri, aa presidential choice. Lees than half the atate’a precincts are heard from . acquisition o f the additional site, the city's holdings for that purpose will be about 15 acres. Another decided advantage that the mayor pointed out was that the entire site would be bounded by two streets and that three en­ trances to the field will bo avail­ able where there could only have been one in the former location. With the acquisition o f the addi­ wwimii land, iniiu, tne Mlf VIIJ Will then lilt’ll UMW tions! city will hav» paid out $15,490 for the athletic field site. , , Belief was expressed by Mayor Lake that the deal is to tho beat interests o f everyone. The loca­ tion is Idea), he declared and the first -site selected was not large enough and there was no alterna­ tive, he said. He also expressed himself that tho property was se­ cured at a very reasonable sum. Tampa Marshall Is Awaiting Arrival o f Ship For Murderer IHr The Associated Press) TAMPA, Apr. 3.— Deputy United States marshal o f Port Tampa is at the docks today awaiting the arrival of the steamship, Conness Peak, in response to a wireless re­ UleS Peru) * WASHINGTON, A i S r a t t ? sens for a list of all companies tn quest that the officer meet the ves­ fairs of companies tirwhlch Saure- which Mr. Melton had any Interest. sel and take charge o f the office r tary Mellon ia a stockholder were Senator Couiens renewed the Ye- who is charged with murder and Tax Refunds To Com; Mellon Is Stockholi again under searching Inquiry Wednesday before a special senate investigating committee cgr»istlnf for th# day, at least, of Senator Couiens, Republican, Michigan alone. . . . f*-* •The committee la looking into In­ ternal revenue bureau affairs, par­ ticularly'those of the income tsx division,, and the other membent were detained in the senate.or io other committee rooms, leaving Senator WJ es In Which Probed Again audit Wednesday after reading the several members of the crew are Mellon latter. He also announced charged frith mutiny. Details of hln purpose of asking Mr, ^Mellon tha-mutiny are lacking. to indicate hia holdlnga in the three >eroti, former chief big corporation»*'whe»e'tax affaire earner tRaiumn. en hdv# been the chief source at Inton, Texas, to volq w y by tha committee up to *h{s charges of killing aboard the Saucon i The operator had been 'locked we# arrest, when Cameron « cabin to at* tend to duties, a Tie followed, and the operator was-’hilled. Cam- t eron waa acquitted by consul The case of Charlie McCulle) and Albert Tanner charged wit! possessing stilling apparatus, re­ sulted- in an acquittal. " suited acquittal. *In thia case after the state had Closed its testimony, the attorney for the de­ fendant made a motion for o di rected verdict o f not guilty. Pros ccuting — “ — Attorns ***— ly Schelle Maine! announced to the court that the main witness for the state had fail­ ed to bring out certain testimony whirh ho had been advised would bo brought out and therefore In his opinion the motion should ke granted. The court thereupon or­ dered a verdict o f not guilty en- Makes Plans For a Membership Drive •'The Campbell-Losslng Post, American Legion, held its regular meeting Wednesday night at 8 o’clock at the club house on the lake front. The most Important aa already will includa , which will thus be avail full consideration.” Mr. Langley was not pr Wednesday's committee I but Zihlman was tharw wil set who cross-examined k after he bad presented hi testimony and had been qu by the committee. Mrs. Walker Willcbrant, assist the grand ju ry here. W ed Langley but Ignored ■gainst Zihlman. • Robinson, who will be witness, is regarded by! committee members aa tha man around whom tho “ principal accusation’- against Zihlman revolves. They predicted Wednesday that a week or more would be required Lvconclude the Zihlman phase o f the inquiry, m n number Of witnesses vrill be ex­ amined. „ Richardson To Lew Valdez Hotel Apr* 1 Stewart Is Success A. J. Richardson, for the two years manager of the V Hotel, h«s resigned that pa and will relinquish hia duth April 15, It waa announced T day. Just what are the pie; Mr. Richardson-for Um futu: not known, but It Is said hi return to Jacksonville whei formerly engaged tn the buslheH, - �% r. . ... - . .. -- .-rr-irrypTTagb . . -v ! .I'.iy.'^nrHjerrivd.” 4 •‘ • •' IO ' ' • ••. n> o\ ' M IA M !,. Pr.2--DVrfcton rf] i ray mdc Coufjty Uairymm's AuJ l. n have -«^t the week of I l.avi* proven Ipr the annual denionstratL! . tvur*. or. live the county* dairying rc.-ouft?1 grit makiiur thi* barbecue, pienic, public JD, my further pood af?,,.!..y?ncinlf will feature tnr „ , i ‘ ••nment program. A surv. Mr Dctti.n has b«.ci' «iaus' J ‘ he entire county will u — ■.. |V- : v n W a s W t »ifJ th e11)ri0r to the demonstrations . ;:r,m-t him are a reflect-; purpose 0f getting a 100 nJT' i/n'ur. Iii- ci.arn. ti r end intygnty ; representation at the sho»W \ ' • W< . . ino: r • '\V«nt/Ln ' ‘ i ’ :i H o t e l . •-. i ■ . Ut^ular mft'Miir » p. <a.t Masonic' Hull, f, Fritlaj. ' Weekly luncheon, Charm.'t «*i Commerce, 12:lfi Valdee liuttl. * Regular meeting Knight* Tem*. p U r. 7:30 Maaowic IlalT . r - J -y «... 'J | * UBGION MEETS TO N icillT The Campbcll-Lossing l’o<t American U g io n will hold ita , regular meeting Umight at the clubhouse. Every member is’ urged! • M filfr Po*t—Commander Mcro to be I busine* n W b e discussed. A report from the comretition will also be Riven. m - - . . I he only " j t - ' >a n*. ■'jiti i «u>“ I . .ir) my ’ • V¥a* 0 . I.. Hir'd-; h whom I vt >•* -- he. . g o :-I '. F.'Dutton to, , iid long . on v.-r »n ' •;»r.'.; for '.he priic that celery ir ,| I lo.d him r f my ion a:;d that I ' „it today. 1 have been I wns here to fl the thing j scran, ing Dutton for year*. .I 'l , straightened out. , want '.<) get celery as low ah I p o i-’ . “ One o f the charges made i sihly cart but he has Iieaten me I j ngainst Mr. Ibitton 1 had previous- this year nnd the corporation’s lv i,.„.__ i ... V .u lne corporations I l l l T l - u V ,thlt ,'UHt,K. and book* will show that lie has over­ ' had bought from the j charged us on every car o f celery I lorida Vegetable Corporation M approximately 25 cenliKper cate , ear* of celery on which drafts had ! over tho prevailing pri*S that tha er-M rn" d frT M r.lU ted h « ; on same dates. H . and j Bledsoe that the director* discov- I have been competing on n busl* if 1° u?Up,f ,^ y*. a ^lcr they had I twss baai.i for ar~ w years hut we S SI , ■ I flHKPfl him to KlKrn. thnf tknrn fricrulia rv.l- I? _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ . |1 Rcoiuac o f kL the difference of our aims regarding th«* nriee o f .1 celery, it i* absurd to think that I wo ever had anything blit leg iti-• mate relations. “ I learned that nnother ch arge,j made ngainst Mr. Dutton was that [ wbi n 1 was • in Sanford on IUC the IAI oeca•• W *»HIW|«| Dll »• I. Just spoke of, 1 was here to ict from him <1.700 as per J1 SOIJH* City Commissioners Purchase Six Acres In Deal Saturday M *yor Forrest Lake announced Wednesday that the city had parchased from J. J. Cates Company, I n c , o f this city, a tract o f land farin g W est First Street nrd ex­ tending to tho lake front fur the *ttm o f t»,OOU. The deal was cbneummated on Saturduy, but final popers have not *e?r. drawn up yat, pending the obtaining of clear abstract to the property. The property is considered ono f the most Valuable piece* of real in th it section o f the city •nd those in a position to know. daclare that the City Commis­ sioners obtained the tract nt u ▼try reasonable sum. There is about six acres In the tract. It • frontage on First Street o f approxim ately ISO- feet and ex­ tends to the Ukefrnnt for a dl»t*n eo o f 1,440 feet. Just what the aitc will be used Tor is not known. No information , ^ nc wn* available. Whether it is for Investment pur­ pose* or whether it will b.i the ait* o f some department o f tho * work, cou l: not be learned a t all. . . Holdup Is Frustrated Bobbed Hair Bandit Shoots to K ill When •, Continued .from naze one. rid slammed the door, then she fured three shots through the door, all o f them hitting Mazzio, Woo had fallen to the floor from thi* force o f the posh. They, too, than'fled to a waiting taxicab and « h e woman. still leading, took thu wneeL They abandoned the car amren blocks aw ry and the police later found a chauffeur in it, tied up with wire, and gagged. ■ “ Main Street and Fiph Avenuo havo a place on the deep just ss they Iinve on land,” declares Captain Marius Amic o f the S.S. SufTrcn, French Line, an example o f ocean Main Street at its best Homo comforts without frills Is what the maritlmo Main Street offers. You can take the children travelling without feeling that they are in anybody’s way, becauwj somehow, Main Street trav­ elers always npprovo o f babies. The long lazy days at sea arc filled with gentle Main Struct gossip. kUGHERTY TO B E INDICTED • ^ Continued from pag». one. public bearing! on Tuesday. corrm ittco then paused for a moment to hear Wayne Wilson, w ? * or*t Insurance man, deny W f , be J W wllc'-Jed $3fi,000 from J* Van Vechten Olrott, a former Ntw- York congressman, for his appointment, to n fetldral judg.v ■Wp.—W ilson said ho had raereaWp,r— Wilson *y auggoAted to Olcott a word o f other*, that "a campaign NEW WATBItWflltfvH SYSTFM OltMOND, A|ir. 2 —A waterwork*, system for this place, to cost .MpproximaUly (^uo.oiin, is among recommendations made by the,f>ijuru"XCinI t'luli for improve­ ments in the town i f firtnund. 61/31 $lUMU Said Aided Delay. ■ Testimony concerning the lnn-l wtlon - was given Ivun by H. II. M. :k, form er United State* uttorr for wcatorrf^Oktnhomn, wiiq la n d that i liner Attorney twral Daugherty hod aided’ u ay and failure to bring civil Ion fo r recovery o f holdingn In » **101 rgnch” o f Miller Brothit Feck mlod that ho had been jp p ed ’ from the deportment - uf itice and beyond criminul arn in the caso had heard of n» tthcr action by the government S Pbca and Osngo Im|lapn, ‘ .wore w rongfully deprived of 7,OHO acre* o f lapd by the operutions <»f George L. Miller and two alnUtanta. Miller, upon entering u pita o f Aullty in IMS to the* statutory charge o f compirury anduipon the statement o f the trial Judge that restitution of th lands to be cpfotcod by governOwnt civil proceo«liiig* would be adaquato penalty, waa flnod ?7.600. There the matter rest**!, hf* added, nltbough ho tald he m.w had heard that about 10 day.i ago ipartment o f iu.itico hud boooklog into the que ition of iring lip lands. T committee obtained po*.:es•f department uf justice til in ig to the matter for cxr. nli. In e x t uUva BepaiA^, n^td o r Wheeler, Democrat, Mon'HHinwc praa*cuturr pinivcuiuy. vln fi. Both, a special orney general. • and tor o f the Interior indar Kecretnry Fall, T<mo!ic«l to t«0 mure izgz tumorr.ivv, t PRINCESS T H E A T R E r*: . • P R IN C E SS THEATRE Merchants W ho Give Them One Key with Each $1.00 Purchase. Seminole Meat Market M. Kronens Every Key worth 20c to Customer . •• •••• Jl* sp .. Captain Amic, of S. S. Suffrcn,' Has ‘ Trans•planted America’s Best Known Thorofare to Deep La;it weak Mrs. Thomas .Owen held .« very ontortainlng story hrur and delighted the children with it * Ivaried li t o f [stories, atbotig which war.- sole.tlons irom l'inocchlo| the ituilnn ’ebudse, nnd the KcosuvtU Llua Story und the Thrt-u IV'ill's, acted by some o f the children present. Mr ;. Mabul Kepler will have chnrgc next Sat­ urday, and the program will be­ . gin ut"2:15 o ’clock. — HDI-D DEMONS! It.vxiQ ■ ' . • I l w t ;.v. • •; fit Witmi..' • . J- L ' ^ Sflc •. 1-’ :1 , .V - Club H . . A blood of iiigk Dr«d« Cuffs* ’ •X^aQUonaJ vsl* roaatad and Mck , »d by the Iktn nacblnary. Durtz our One C.nt 8*1,. wo are offering I 2 lbs, for] 56c Rexall Shaving: Cream tee» o f the Alnhuma-Fluridu dis­ trict of Kiwania clubs will meet here on April U, according to nn announcement made by local club officials. In the llrm lf I'nurl. Nevrnlli Jn.llIni rirrti.i, In nnl| f„r nrinlnnle “ CmmiIj , rim e of I'lnrlda. John I'ltnli I*. <Complainant vs. U nil Curvln anil Mamie Ourvln, I '- v f . . iii fendiintn ,Mvr*Ci: OK MANTKII'n MALK .N'itlr .i hereby alv. n Hint under ■’/' 1 '*> .virtu*- of that rertaln tidal ••lei >f for.'i.li-iiri niui *nle rrn•r. >1 (.ml. •uteri i in Ho circuit • .irt of iicmliiolu C .only. Florida lit .'Vuni.r* wherein John Danin)* >• Ur compl '.Intuit uni \yillle (larvln nnd M.iml** •i'irvfu. Ill* wife are lli .It f. nilHiil* I . urinit duie of i;.,. i»*fi mi) of K -lm i'i/' .\ i». j i l t , | ini- ifo n rs',,ii. >| .in* ' ini master, i ll.ihii>Moi]T||I)'. M iv .'.Hi. t?>34. ilur'*l* the l.i I I;oilf rt Ilf mil*, liefi.ory ••O' Conn ||„i.rn door. Iii Hi nilnolii C wily. Clorhln. off^r for mile .nti.t --II I*. Hi* Muli. -t l.li|i|. i* fur cash, it ., r. »'..-vt*,»- •i.' r 11. •1 land* In - »•'* i ■ ''.u n ly, Florida, lo-tvll: . * T ' Half of tin- West Half •fi'Hl* •' T» Two er.fl of the North " .If >;f the .'.' Mllita*l (Juurter of ' *•■". Iliwi-nt Quarter of Xnutliwr-tl Heorffi' of Km'tion 33, Tow lie Ii I[. |3 J'll'w llmihe si Kiiat. •• • l Inn.1- t<> I,, o.lld to safl.afy I ’milacti u ililrk creamy latlier. Will Mtuml u|t nn Vuur fun* tliiouwhnut the shave'. Stand. Trier Tbla Sale One 'I'uhr . Tnn Tube* It I* a salu where you buy an item ht the regular price—then another item o f the same kind for lc. As an illustration: Tho stnndurd priec of Juntcel Vanishing Clrsatn ' BOc. You buy u jnr 3 \thi* price end by pniing lc more, or file, jCiu get two jnrs. Ev­ ery article in this sale Is a high-class stand­ ard piece o f merchan­ dise, just thu same is wu sell you every tlav nt regular prices and have sold you for years. Puretest •• * * ,r, . . , , . i Tlut'* ph.il numbers of. mothe 1 iiuancrttst tltytupo r.nrbattf both : , yju- ,|„CT ti,ey hira tried Lit bnla-ipsiwl nnd tntt in ilu*i trotlcur .ar the blliout allaeks, iadigestio fna-'ki,thrTr*tind.'rk.b.-nv.'itfItcrtnecn Similar difnrtirrs of tiirir cldld ifimwctL-tuaU-bfOa^ * -l-gvcl-b n iid;, Mother drcnl* pvlac castor ol I > ‘ w.up-finmnd •U;f. I » much a« Uio Laby fcaia taki lions, ta attin i»vl.4i» ll c Irwcr edgrtk '•'jjd ,h0 tame applies to ralomsl. a fiim l v .-M v ..r ; t U .onerrtrre • j, wa, b..cai^ ^ com^ n Hoiukw I i bMl mi rl;wi* rt'thw iikIu , „ 4lj „ faiU ,u , ct on lb# \ittt s*U. T h u m fU l buy lo ..-m cl m.t .K, L Hxml began experiment! >n men, » trtxxt 2«ml, ».«.| jc.-my, e tc.; 'devise a rrmc.lv iL t would act oi li.fj tr»IUi.i,s tLrluti t *ar** *iftr sad bovn-L sad t«k* the pi W * u>.ndl. a U r it v n!|cr.is, dead I coJarad wid castor plL tad ilia lheu..wlvrwt.o ti^e ^vrlr;.mcqt ol the J „ furniutat M hex honi p m seon d itudM. / I he fftmt* vrc UPdrr . houundj o{ (l0Ulcho^ " ^ Ijut.1 and rojletl with a n.lLr. ftirmuig' trm *. T ua faztepiqg L> ur.lhir Jfft u .iUn]j Tefett^ |. ;edr. so pleasant to last f •f0 ! that the child **•; It b just I f“ »* liens au.l d «du|i». .Yoa NOTES. Kurd* show that re circulated last ng adult'and 001 daily average 01 ulatidn' whs twonty-one l adult • nud 1 o f . [cutnn<i .'* a reading atudultx and totaLilnry11 ’ Contrl. maruinpe Georgia Rose Toilet W ater A real hlah quality nli-um powder, made ro/n Mutilnu Imported iU< j . Tne Keiieroua qusnII) o frsal attar of ro*e n. every cun give* It a vonderful rosy fratc- A true reproduction of tho fresh flower*. •, Com. * In it henulifully ileslttned frosted Klas* hottls. Pretly enouuh for any dressing (able. Kprlnkler top. Mna.l.ml Trier Hits Pule One Bottle SV-00 .. . Keep* tin. *kln soft und beauti­ ful. Like n fairy's much la this won­ derful rreanf with ila rraitrunro of 26 (lower*. Unowwhllef soft nnd smooth. Mrl.i of the liii;hr*t quality nnd i ir> fully selected. They lit nnd Iasi litOKer. * , Miuclc Mesh Aid. Price Thi* Hair Oita Met, . sbe tiouqust riamir -n cum — ------------ * for I: 1.50 Houquet flamre Toll Wafer. 2 os S fsr U l i e Medicated Soap .......—................. a fsr a 23c Klenta Tsr Soap ....1---------- --3 fsr S ISO Itexsll Toilet 8oal> ' .—------- — I for 1 SOc Alma Zada Face Poi Cleans and whiten* teeth. Harden* the « Iteninves tartar. Does not scratch the tenth. You rwu have beautiful teeth by ualna Klunao. ■•■•dsrd . This •' . * Id * Cascade Linen Jonteel Vanishing Cream Goodform Hair Nets 23c Jontsal Talcum •' -----------a for * SOo Jont**l Cold Cream Klenzo Dental Creme One Tube 25c Two Tubes 26c Two Botlleo $1.01 One pound In a package. A »rood quality of writ Ini; pupor and alwuya I 11V11fV lia alf 11f l^*i. Nlandaril Price Thi. Hifle l:u 50( Pound 5 ic CASCADB LIMBM HMVKLOPBS M i s a has One Package A New W ay of Advertising Save Money • Georgia Rose Talc. . W hat Is a One-Cent Sale? This sale was devel­ oped by thfc United Drug Co. as an atlvertisiny plan. Rathor upend large sums -of money in other ways to convjncc you of the merit of- these goods, they are spending it on this sale |n per­ mitting ua to sell you u full-size package o f high standard merch­ andise for lc. It cost’! money to get custom­ ers. The loss taken on this sale will be well spent if the goods plcuso you. c m c T U o r n a m iT v O cr^ . Toilet G o o d e ►0c KIVnxo Liquid An Usd Maximum Fountain Syringe Peptona Rexqll “ 93' Hair Tonic KlaaiL Prlrr This Kale T!l«* KimmI Hprrlitli ill Cf»fUI«*ftlni| with Snln repraftonu l»U Utitl Wi. rpiot** thrm Uf thrlr rrmarkablr ZINC STEARATE « 9 9K Fenway Whole 64c Dyspepsia Tefal ' <7S*a) 31 60c Anllssptlc Pow„ 50c Hexait Ey* ox .............^.w>, 3 f 40c Haxall OypaY C: Cherries in Liquid Cream Syniund'a Inn I.t-man extract Xyniun-r* Inn Cucqa. -yit. ' - » _nbaulutaty h«al diaper ru*h will pravrnl yapav.lt uni It, ; ir mulst- Syniand's Inn n«k. C’h.ic. u ii Drgayp Marmalade. II. ox Ollvq till. Iglfc nq - 4.r,.;^__ .' cxV. One Can 25c Two Caaii 26c rtlMflaril Strawberry. I f ox.” .. Haspberry.' ftc ox .. Pure' Urapr.. U oa. :.* ■J«$/ r Z-Z.1 Two Pounds yoc Symphotiy Lawn •* • Highest quality,-hsavy fabric finish—24 sheet* of papo fi 24 envelopes—RifalBm-ttBrf,~~whttiB With gold (leckle borders. White and tints with fancy borders. f • 4 •• ^ 1 . Standard Price. One (f . c One 1*0ond 75c * 4, a *. *aU Our stand , ed chocolates,; crisp nut me kind ever; 51*• ' ynStiM V I0r Carryall Dag I tar tl 1.00 Le Claire Hlatlonerr ■PH B fat lAI 73c HavoUtlen l*lahlv ’ * Htullouery 3 for TSf SOo I^trd Daltlmora Slutlonery __ 3 far *U IOC Writing Tablet, not* > also -------- 3 far ill 40c Maximum Pocket ‘ Comb l » t 41* ,7ie Victoria Ladimr •' Comb ....— a tar TS» 2^r Cedar Cheat Comp. ^ M e d ic i «piLi#4j ( j o n jt «P^.4 iD Maximum Hot Water I Dottle ore of the same quality,, carry thu same Kuarantvc, *»ll regularly at l.'.oo each and nr* offered on thi* wule at Two for t i l l o flrm l nur Ir FAVIngs lirriiuiti valuta. Stationery and Honu Needs . 40c Fl'retiiid Xi'nc^OxMa Adhesive Ploatar, 1 -In . by 5 y d * ------3 far 414 Mymend'* Inn Vnnllla' Extract Epsom Suit .v. p k g . 10 c Syringe Two Syringes Pure Food Products P11RETEST One 4 oz. ®V. ‘ (niolenl Prlrr If a d*Mgbtfill, .UntilI.UiifC tunic, la nut atieky. nr muaay. Ku*y l" apply. Docs not l< iVu i the hair dry, hut /rive* It ». iicwnl Ilf•» anil liuilrc. t>urii!';n nnd Is rear* tu'tnlre A blah quality *yrln«e.| Molded all In otic piece and Kuarantced for nne year. Nlaudnrd This **»■*««• Male (»ur best tnnln fur run down conditions. Kn il.'hea the, blood . and lm liriivos; health Rennrally 50c Hotline MuitKrCrtuK ...,. 3 fay tlf t.00 Qulnluu Hair Tonic, t us. -----...------- 3 far lAf] SOo Cocoanut Oil Bhsinpo* —......... 3 lay JH , SOo Cream uf Almonds _ | ----- ------3 for Sir 60c Bay Hum. I os 3 fkrllf 1.*0 Harmony I.llae Vest* t u l------------------------3 farLSI 30c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream ..... 3 far !U 60a liasail Kidney. 1 ■.......... .......... . 3 f 25c Imx. Aspirit) Cl Tnhlata ..—— . 3 I 1.04 Haxall Llvar >Bi 14 III ___ y L - 3 f lac Toothache �-'V* ■‘Vr.'f 'Z B THE ^ANFORD 4%r, X>. C —Tho tv-- party ^m ay to rt for candidates, bat It fa bankrupt for cash! V* tn the aid of old IUll r, Tenncwee mountaineer, . tha party has a substantial laaUad of an overdraft In Wan’d at the rata tha cacti lllnc In will be able to finance campaign thia year without ___ _ - g to bee, borrow or steal a Cellar. Which la a far, different picture the situation as U existed a v abort months *ffo. In the spring of 1923, tho wolf bn sheriff wensjjfdh at tha bf the national Democratic rtf. The iarty exchequer was at. - Actually, not a rent was In :>io treasury! Rent was In arrears, ills Wero overdue. There wasn't 0 stamps with which dcast further appeals for . _ ___ VCordell Hull, national chair'man', atlll had faith, but little hope. - * Then one morning tho mail . brought a letter from old Rill ■"Alexander. Bill had known Cordell when the .chairman was a young­ ster down In Flckctt county. Tcn’ nenree. Pinned to tho letter was . a tattered, wrinkled, grimy old IS bill. , **8pend every'cent of this," old •Bill wrote, "to elect a Democratic Jpresident next year." There was more to tho letter, but . - fallowing the cramped signature . , Wfla a postscript which was to open tho door o f Hope to Hull, j "P . a " It ran. "There's a lot of iothers down hero will rend 12 If W 'younecd It." i It! If tho Democratic J* T party ever needed anything. It 'j.ceded money Just then. Money! Hull closed his eyes Ip an ccstaey . it of Imagination, os a man dying of] thirst revets In thoughts of cOolInc! streams end limpid lakes. Then* camo tho lnsplrtftton. I "It old Blit Alexander*!* willing tn send 15. and If his neighbors are witling to rhlp In 15 each to help]'the Democratic: party, there 'mijst to thou rj ml* of others like them‘in ; the country!" ho fhdught. Q 1 Fetxlng a letler ’pad, ho wrote In', ■pill... "Organise your neighbors into n Democratic Victory Club at 46 bach." ‘ ' ( Just 10 days later ho got a sec­ ond letter from llltt Alexander. It .contained 196 and a.list of 19 mem­ bers of tho first Victory Club. /CERTAIN then that ho had tha VJ right Idea, Hull started in to develop It full tUt. He found there were COOO towns in this country of over 1000 population. If ho could organize one Victory Club In each town, with a minimum of 20 memtiers at 15 each, he would have 120.000 members and $500,000! With 120,000 contributing member* ho would- hava 120,000 workers pulling for Democratic success. And If 120.000, why not 200,000— 600.000? Tho *|>oifUbllitles seemed limitless. • | Instead of a few big contributors, who would; expect political favcM for their contribution#, tho rank and file would rupport tho party und ",have the Influence. 4m T UB Idea of the Victory Clubshas caught on. nnd the cheeks are piling into Democratic, head­ quarters by‘c very mall. Every vtu!> nnd Its membership Is duly listed. Tho membership' record already Mis several volumes, nr.d la growlng by leaps and bound*. I And gnm-lng^jno. Is the party's lank areounjfnhcra nrn plenty o f postage stamps tn the till, ratarles are paid each Saturday night ah<1 Hull Isjiappy again—thaaka to old Bill Alexander! ' II i|. ' If l- ■ i( W ! ': " ' • •• I SOFT W ATER. IJ IS . SOUGHT. FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TER? mtin*' *Ti FIRESTONE BALLOON :,'r r . Senator Frank L. Greene 6f Vermont nt home after leaving the hospital w hctc he ivas taken Feb. 19 with n bullet woiintl in the hand. The senator was t hot by a stray bullet fired during a battle between bootleggers and prohibition agents just off Pennsylvania avenue, Wash­ ington, l). C. , ■■■■ * TO A l.l, PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SECOND * STREET, FROM OAK AVE. TO FRENCH AYE. It is worth 40';; of the price of your car to equip with Full-fledged Balloons. FIRESTONE pioneered, developed and made more than_ three million miles tcatrng the Balloon The. , " 303 FIBE|TONE guarantees you most miles per dollar. You cannot get the benefit! of the Balloon tire unless you buy the Full-fledged Balloon with the cut-down wheel. Everybody knows that. Is the Phone Number U you paint your hmt! a today NOT using SUN P R ( OF— You v ill paint it in n year-t/ith SUN PROOF. FIRESTONE will not sell a so-called Semi or Mongrol Balloon Tire. RAY BROTHERS The following ir. the final estimate o f the cost o f paving Second' Street from Oak Ave., west to French Avo., a width of 21 feet with r-hcct asphalt on a O'* rock I are: 892 Cu. yds. excavation (/£ JDc ________ ____ ________ .... 900 Stn. yds. overhaul <{& 1c ......... ....................................... 1427 I,in. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 75c .............. WANT ALL* AM ERIC AON BAND IM A Toti and each of you Sro hjgeby <d la Sanford. 8«mlm>l« CONVENTION CALI. Florida. : ^ u\: Ired t o ‘•'hi rsr IO the bill of Florida.’ ‘ Tho Republicans o f Seminole cottmiafnt cause no Monday", Dune <t»d"of4ered.LthU iiu day. >934.. at tho ' rS ! i:-.-\IW NTOW N«, It * day of April, I92t. 'v . Apr. 2v—’This tltojSth day CdUrthsUse at Sanford. Seminole (yEAL) ■ ; city' • efforts td obtn obtain p nupply o f E. a . DOCUU9 County] Florid*. 1 ! soil wfiu r probably fcill result -Cleric, Circuit 6L _ It 1* ftilthef pntrrrd that' this * Seminal# Cut)my vtJ.li HI ■ wiCTuS tho next six months In for. the. purpose o f electing tw o urdir be published lin e r a wsek for A. ■M. week s. I & J •UK flnd;n,T « source o f sufficient vol delegates and two alternates to the four ennsscutlve ,wr«lt» In tli# Ban . 4-S -UBy M T -S -y i* " UB,»C li nntr t<> meet the people's needs. state convention and two dele­ ford Hr raid, u m-v* paper publish >, tf*’ Tents have been, made o f ono gates nnd two alternates tirT h e convention, both to thr. 5-tnrh well revealed,,..that •it I Congressional; . . . firrv’shH 158,400 gallons a d ay,I be hold in PaUtka, April 17, 192!, whr.h I* 'about half the. normal nnd for such other business as may cciV'urr.ption of the city at pros-rprbperly come before tho assentent. and indications .are that oth­ m . . . . East H alf, Block 4, Tier 19. er waifs, in t ho vicinity mny ho . By Order o f Committee. P.. G. SMITH, Chairman. fovnd. Cpntrnft- hns been let for North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. d n t'!n c !*vo more o f four-inches in dhuneter, and these in tum will U the Clrrnlt C«*rt of Srmlnofp ^. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. C ru s t), F lorid a .' In C hancery. .ho tent'd tor quality and quan­ FrAnk KvanV and Strila P, Evans, Lots in Woodruff's.Sub-Dlyislon on easy terms. tity o f w a te r.;! . “ htn vrlfr, Complalinuuts. vs. 800 Acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub. Mary K. MacDonald.-el. at. ' ... r TOR HOME AND STABLE divided In 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. Defendant*. oitiH.n r o n i*i'iii . i c a t io v . For Fire Insurance see us— 30 yeara In business, The extraordinary • 'Borozone To Marirarci \V. Itamn y. Ii7 East Wslntlt IJtne.l Oi-rmntitnv.-n. Penn-j . .,'tr'p.ttnctJ for flesh wounds, ruts, F R A N K L . W O O D R U F F & SON and Ethel C. IVallnre and' sores, galls, burns., and scalds Is i sytvnnlii, Emmett Wallace. her husband.I Phone 42-■■Office Woodruff and Watson just as <ffective in The stable as in HarUvIlle, Darlington County, I i the hopie. Horse itcoh heals with Booth Carolina. rcm arkchfr epeed under its pauf■c-ful in 't'.:erce. The treatment is the rar e for animals us for huG f r . ’» . lv v mr.ni. H rst wash out infectious perms wth liquid Borczone, and the Rornzono Powder completes tha h**n!iiij? ntoco-is. Price (liquidl J}0c, CO m d $!. 20. Powder 30c nnd D O U BLE GUM -DIPPED CORD T IR E S G0r. h' bl b y Union Pharmacy. - , R ecom in jg t, THURSDAY* APRIL 8, 192*. ? 351.80 9.00 „ 1070.25 DISTRIBUTORS -----------------------------------------------------------------SANFORD, FI,A. Sanford Paint £ Wall Paper Co. ■127 Lin. ft. flush curb <ft> 30c ___________ _____ ,!.............. 128.10 Honor Roll W EST PALM BEACH. Apr. 3. j 110 Lin. ft..granite curb reset 15c .............. r _______ ____ _ 11.50 A band composed o f ''AmericanFirst Grade. born’ musicians Is wanted by 2990 Sq. yd.i. C" rock base @ 75c ............ . . ....... ............ 2242.50 George". McRory, John Henry tourists for W est Palm Beach. The 2935 • Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalt top (J f) 97c ........................ 2863.25 tourist club went on record to this Tulliott, Marion Haynes, Louftc Wheeless & Welsh Mcrriwethor, Mary Neely Rosee ffe ct at Its last meeting when •18U Sq. yds. biii k relaid fq' 42e — ..mu-ttAAm. n «l»» bro, Charles Betts^^ ta a r t. GaU, Judge William L. Woodcock o f Vulcanizinir Shop T ! T '^ yd4. new brick @) SI.17 .......... 28.08 gnt up the sub- oholl, Coney. Hnmil,/tffert Hickson, Altoona, Pa., brought William Hickson, Hubert Ioiwstating that he thought ‘ ‘mg' 1510 Sq. ft. concrete’ alley returns (u) 22e .................... v>. 332.20 Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Ptrcct igl to receive first sc.n, George Smith, Wilccy Stpes, • n sicans ought C Sq. ft. sidewalk (p > 20c . ..... .. ....... ...................... L 20 O 1 L S •G A S j claim In employment ___ P B p for public Adclaidjk Higgins, Nellie Knight, 2 Type A Inlets <g> -<30.00 ...... ........ : ........ ...... 09.00 music. A large fund is provided LavonSr Hickson, Sarah >M<»ye, Exclusive Agents for Fisk ‘b y The city each year for employ­ Mary Hlizahcth Nc-eley, Helen - 1 Type H Inlc's (y) $27.00 ................. .......... 162.09 ment o f a band fo f public con- Sanders, Ada Singletai-y, Lucile Tires and Tubes 2 Marholea 1-3 ft. deep CP $59.00 ....... .... ............ 100.00 carta that last throughout the tour* Sellers, Ralph Po-rron, Mary Eli­ > $00.00 ",........... ..................... 60.09 - "SE R V IC E TH AT MAKES zabeth Portier, Rebecca Fortier, . ,1 ..Manhole 0-8 ft. deep <W 1st season. -----------------------------Louise Kinard, llctha Hamlin, 1179 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile laid (pV 05.09 per M.......... .... 76.03 .ORGANIZE HIGHWAY LE A O lflTH hrbert King, Emmett Rogers, 128 Lin. ft. 12 " alarm sewer @ $1.19 ..... ....... .............. •181.80 Rayford Rivers, Anncco Cripc, t. ■ >* 890,10; AVON PARK, A pr. 3.—The Elizabeth llirrchl, Mary Eliza­ 8-18 Lin. ft. vnlley gutter fn) $1.95 ..... *........ ........ v • 2 Monuments ut s tr e .t intersections @ $d.5i» .... .... 13.00 iulf-Atlantic Scenic Highway beth McMahon, Mary Virginia Sco Chevrolet First— as been reorganized at a Urquhart, Henry Jameson. Vertllc i Extra Work -------- *.............................................. ‘........... ifg here, with State Senator Miller, Jnmc>3 McDaniel. Max Idiboratory Inspection ........ ........... ....... 111.41 A sk us about the new sAmfv Ethridge In office as presl- Rumbley, Jnhies. Smith, St. Clatr Legal expense, advertising, c t f , 2 ’. ' t .................. 185.55 way to pay for the Ralph W olfe, Edgar ldent, and F. P. Burch as secre­ White, tary. Vice presidents will be Waits. Engineering P . t ... ...... .......... .............. 370.70 ■ Second Grade. named by commercial bodies in the Chevrolet—-Sen Juan counties traversed,.by tho - Mary — Nickel, - Richard' Dent, $9822X5 Garage. . extending Horn St. ,‘ Re- Bonner C aijcs, C'uyflftflL 3274 55 A eommlttce „ _ -to Miami. A-eom m lttce H ftrrjrBowfr, O iaTleFBnft Grace To be Kurnp' fly City 1 -3 ........»......... ... ................ ................ appointed, with Judge J. E. Huggins. Evelyn Porter, Elsie To be borne by property owners ____............. ...................... 6549.19 at its head, to stir up en- Tolur, Clay Williams, Frederick Number o f feet frontage, 1896.4. * * m with the view o f bring- Daiger, Carl Vunse, 5Inx- Mus; .? inir about early *-SJmpIetl -<Mfhpletion o f grave, Hnrnld 'H am il, Betty Col­ As.-ensmont jrer fuut frontage, $3.1384. . ■ linka needed to finish the road. bert, Ella Mac Grow, Guy Allen, FRHn T. WILLIAMS, Engineer — ------------------- ;— ■ Bernard Lnndress, Richard BackFinal F^ct BUILDING NEW HOME ard. Name tfc, Hesrriplion Frontage Assessment ST. PETERSBURG. Apr. 3.— Third'Grade. The Independent is building new William Preston, Frank Venx- Atlantic Cogst Line Railroad Co,, Lot H,- IUk 3. Tr. r. ......................................... ................. qUartcrs for the housing of its cy,__ Evelyn Wilkinson, Edith -mechanical department. Thtf strut- Ilroxton,- Esther Ericson,- Elmo Alice Fitts nnd L. II. Gibbi, Lot 9„ 1111; 3, Tr. 5... turo will bo two stories high, 80 Jones, Martha Coney, Lucy Hob­ by 100 feet, o f fire proof mater- bins, Mae liicknon, Winnie Jni'k- Atlantic Coast Line RitHniud Co., Rlght-of-W uy lllk 2, Tr. 5 .......... ............................ ............... 85X0 laL Both floors and roof will be son, Mary Manning, Eugenia o f concrete. The presses will be Keen, Kathryn Morrison, Patsy Chase & Go., I.nt 12, lllk 3, Tr. 5 .............. ....... .. 57.12 jMrited on the ground floor nnd O.'Connop. Mnry F.lizahetli Tolar, Mattie G. Puce, Lot 8, lllk 3. Tr. 6 ............. ........ 404.05 the composing room on the second Ann Robsqn,- Nona Rivers, Jewell ,, « . . . Lot 11 , Blk 2, Tr. 6 401.05 floor. A new duplex press ha*,Turner, Malcolm Higgins. H ay- u “ • You been ordered and will be installed, i ton Martin, George Sanders. Ain - 1 f-'lora Benjamin, I-ot 8 , lllk 2, Tr, 7 ................... 404.05 It Is atated, in August, which w ill 1 "Icy ........................................... - - f E. M. Farm, Lot-II, lllk 3, Tr. 7 Robson. Leon Walker, -Rulpli •101.95 give tho paper facilities for •printEvejyn Robspn, Lucile Ml,^ jj Uob rts.-Ixd 8 , lllk 3, Tr. 8 49 r.95 ng-papors o f from 2 to 40 pages 4 0 1 95 Tho Improvements represent not Lundquist. Donati Iatnilre*!’ . P. *:t,,Bh> I'"t BB: ••, Ir, b. lexa than $ 100,000 expended, „ qq. M. Vickery, Luwshe Smith, Mar* |Chare & Company, Lot J, Blk I, Tr. 5.' .............. iaQ.r.4 - plant nnd equipment. ion llnolihnn. Atlantic Coast. Line Railroad Col, Uight-of-Way Fourth G ra d e. i iMt / Ti- •; , "*7. )4 U A R d e p . w i l l nE p r e s e n t . Billio Wight, Paul ClBgcnh ■ n tWK ......... -e r C O R L A N D O , Apr. 3— Governor Billy Brict. Wilbur Smith, C'aniU.•■16, >3 i ° - nruU- C* ( Lot 9, Blk 4, Ir. 5 .......... Cnry A, Hardee, Walter T. Head, la Dens, Patsy Garrett, C lara- 1 / h- M. F, Robinson, E. 1-2 o f L q t.l,. Blk‘ 4, Tr. (L . 2Q2.03J president of the American Bank- Porhm, Lydia Rankin, RoirtU Wil- s. o . Shlnholrtr, W . 1-2 o f Lt i; Blk i. Tr. 0 202 »3 era* Association. George K. , Jam-, , kinson, Clara oigler, .Mnry Max- 1 .. . . ,, , ' I8T.M3 member o fI tno central bbar.1 UvciL Emily Priest, Louis Shelley,, V * * * " * " ! Mt'n> ‘ r>* ft»• Ulk I, Tr.' V o f aii director* o f the Federal Re- j ElYMbeth’ s ^ l t h .'A n d y ' Bunireff, W. H. Hand, W. 61 ft. I.ot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 0 221.02 serve Boanl, and other loaders ure Charles Ward, Rose Pitt, Austin C. W. Lain,•iat.95 . . Lot . . .1 ,.. lllk I, Tr .7 ________ _______ _ those who will appear on Vihlen, Alii lie Davidson, B»*>ilah! \v. P. Brooks. L ot'll, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ..........:............ •*104 95 program o f the Florida State ter*' Association convention, Wight, Cnthcilnc Cameron, Eliza4 9 1 ■>'» Loborts, Lot 1. lllk 4, I r. h ................... *be held here April 21-25-26, bclh Methvin. , 4 J1, -J. M. M ibhcll. Lot 0, Bit; 4, Tr. 8 ....................... 4041 ling to an announcement by Atlantif Const Line Railroad Company, E. 45 feet W. T. Bland, chairman of the VOTED MOST BEAU TIFU L o f Myrllo 'Avt-„ between t’ ir.Jt tit, and Third executive committee. Many, cnGIRL. ilnment featu.es for tho 390 -J ’ '..Stm-t .......; _____ 6-1.7 223.11 inkers and tbrir wives are being BRADENTOWN, Apr. 3.— Mis -The above iird foregoing final usrcaongTita are payable without •xne committee in VIrginiu Lowe hn* been voted the . . . Interest -till to APRIL 15, 1921, nnd from nnd after snld date, s 'd re o le in e arrangements. 1 town, receiving 4,310 voUs l o l w e ssm cn la will .In? payable, only in ten equal annual insta i•I -* AN F Xcm lilLLA A RATING EFFECT 966 fc,r MU* Dorothea Zotler, her! with Interest at H per cent per annum on nil deferred pnymenu. * A/fcottle o f Herblne on the shelf nearest competitor. Miss Lowe Witness my hand nu City Clock and tho Seal of the City of Sati-j like having a doctor in reiiresentctd the. city in the Am­ o f home ii lik house all tho time. It gives erican Legion’- tp-nul} canto 1*. at ford, Florida, this 12th day o f March, A. I>. 1924. ’ . L. It. .PHILIPS, City Clerk. instant relief when the 'digestion Pass-a-Crillo L’eatJi Fatiyday af- (SE A L) i out o f order or tho imwcls ternoon. 3-13-29-27-1-3-10 to act. One or two done* Is 1 that is necessary to start things lng and restore that fine feelo f exhilaration and buoyancy f spirits which belongs only to t health. Price flOc. Sold by Pharmacy. ...Carolina-Florida Service Station... Gas *25c Automobile Repairing m THE VERY BEST MECHANICS # OPEN D A Y A N D N IG H T --------- L A D IE S’ REST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, COLD DRINKS mSm ‘ On the. Joe Sauser Corner. N O W OW NED B Y Oviedo-Orlando Road 0 . 0. BRYANT * W A G N E R , FLA rn/hk"Tn-s. * *,* R is ffiifitfiR fa fU fifiiR fia ----------- V arc cordially invited laou r showing o f the assis Tn our Show Rooms April Fourth and Fifth * t ' * * • • * Mr. E. F. KorfF o f t!\o Cadi!lp.c Motor Car Company will lecture on the Chassis at eight o’clock ■ in the evening. T7& I7J71 On Saturday Morning the dealers IANUFACTURE PAPER. Apr. 3— Manufacture from tho refuse o f sugar by us* of Napier, barnother grasses, (a contamplans for tho formation any her*. Promoters o f 0 state that after seven experimental -w ork In satisfactory , testa iftln o f vegetable at excellent paper by northern mill# ir cane. Varlix paper, from newswriting stocks, may this material, it Is in4 m rr , la com*. M J L \ mZj JL49 I.icIpiT Below Rplnw That That Serve fu»rvp Listed 1f c9ce * QUEEN F IT r o n W IL L give a Jazz Cap to each child that buys an ice cream cone, as long us the caps , la st Better come early. . 1 ' i.V- Orlando?-Florida: rtj* ; . j o v a d e a l e r s ; ____ Union Phnrmacry, D. Cavoura, Mostly Uros., Irvins Pla'c?. w r Smoke Hoi G. U. I*ane, Z. lerp'. Peoples e avoura^Ms*1^4lrw;-lrTins-l*tafe; itte x ffm lir fb a c F T r Snop and Irene Aklin. . to ■m ' , 1 OUT OF TOWN DEi . •• - . ledo, Fla.; T. Jf. ffi k Y . 1V l 1,.; c *» '' ■~"rr .'/ ' : . •-.:■- fBISBH t -■ ■ ■■■■ • • V. '•• ------ n r - y r ^ r ^ r - , : r ■ r r f ■ J ' • . •. •■ �THURSDAY, IT IS WORTH PLAN FOR TENNIS TOUftNEY. CUT THIS OUT MONEY '..UK LAND. April 3. *-u. StetMn University will be the Scene thin year of the Florida High School Athletic Association's annual tennis tournament, ucording to nn announcement by Prof. O. P. West, chairhian o f the tennis coron 'tte c o f that organization. Olio date has been fixed as Mny 8-10, Itftra cts f r o m C o u n be t^jlto an improvement tor -Monroe. • Th* bad automobile wreck Fri­ ^ike (L. 11/ WUsonfi Water- day afternoon a t ’ thp Intersection Ion growers ore nsauied a of Monroe end First Street proves xl stand; replanting has been ‘.hat thin in a very dangerous cor­ ie where cold damaged yorng ner, trade so by Ahu atorchousei nts; Inter piantingc hro coming bainrr too near the itrcctn. Ail and many growers will 1>o lew 5-’ shut eff and accidents are tad o f the game by making nov- liable to occur often. |1 plantings to insure thcpuelverj School la progressing nicely un­ der the r r ’nrlpal, I 'm ’. J., T. Ja­ ilnst fold. * Vakn]ln"(G. C. H odge)c Ten ta- cobs, r.n.l his corju o f teachers. ico barn w ent up thin wee!: Eu'; fourvWeeka more remain now J scedbcd-t hre con/ntj tlang ‘ ill the c ’.o.-o of r.chool. school. On ncb. Tixnsplcntiiig will dart i t ctunt of the largo number of tchild! en enrolled, it w ill bo neccsfew day.i* ..r> r> . 3eWihoIoa,(n..*F.' WS'tp*.r, J r .l: \ ary to hold ;v/o-exhibitions. Tim _ /.rat'exhibition will be given by. lery is moving fa__________ st und for_high gigi to conduct ; 7irirr. « 7 and internmdiate rooms lets. Hnyd ron'.rol rrorrc C',d will probabijf -bc the evening o demonttraq _ • • ' [of April 17. The grammar room loso on citrus, jr A g e n t s * R ep orts W . d M R ' j* __ -3 **• —i’ 1 ,*- f‘ v V a) ] iV r h i -v* ■ •»- m m m f• i ~ —1 * D istributors o f YOU W IL L S A V E Kindiron fO. E. Lawton): Ten! con.bnCcment ejttroisca will fotfcsT liavH signed up to foed out l» w a week Jatcr, to be held Frikcc barroWii c?eli in tho fat-barr ^nY< April ,25. L club. Alt4iO»d-nWo men In A abort ntnsiccl pngrnm wai Btik 25 aerda i»f-torantocn. * » « * Wednesday mbttiing duvfelnrion (K. C. Moore): We hove |nf* elmpd nt the iichm.1 by Mrs. [o croameriro-here: both seem to Huffiftnan end her music' pupils doing wo|i enough -to operate —waited in the 3oir.a by -sevonil ill *time. They want mots milkiof l£c wt!l0T chllorrn. Quite « Id our farmers nro steadily giv- [’*jmn*»r nf iiobn upon Urn pano, g them morn: milk le’ oints have soti u, etc., wore given, lublrd since A s first of Janfcnry. hf' nic ° fho '*l0,.p lively nlesca Here ur.* Uncle Sum’s globe-circling planoii in K o-ttlc. Picture rh .v . them just after their arrival bvc begun a campaign for better '■’• •‘ v flccomieiniod by William " * Hawkins Pnon tne iMmi. Tb'»- from Lus Angeles. _ .* , n A Ami«tmuff 1* P.i -'chnlar* who so ably assisted P S S S f iP h i* l425S SI m with the entertainment were: S I Catherine Lake. Iva Dowling, Hot e S n e l e f A d w S r o nr* K 1 im E ?w la 2 ?ijS rl by ClaTk' Kat‘’ M’ Wnlnrlght, EmU Kuisennati, William lluwf r j ' 1 kins and Frank Price. ru en tve b e e ^ h ip ^ d from thig coun-. Thfl p i W y roon,( un(}(!r thu Weather is romcthifllT oCwKieli f lr.titudo is cb o ’tl* the same a ! this season, close to COO car- 8Upijfvlsion of Mrs. Jacobs, gave wo possess a considerable quaiitlty t CiuVelnhu. ’ Albnving ’0 days i; ght now. Osceola (J. R. Gunn): In apite of et mid cool weather‘strawliorriM nd truck crops nro hglding up ell and bringing good prices. Okeechobee. (H. I*. Peterson): nrlonds of potatoes, (M'uns and A bottle of Herbit^e on the shelf I home is like having n doctor in |c house all the time. It gives Ifltant relief when the dige.ition Eds out of .order tr the noWiils ldl t*~net. V )ne or two closes Is Dl that is noccsiary to st-irt things noving and restore Ih it tVao feelng of exhilaration and buoyancy if spirits which belong! only to lerfect health. Price Cl)c. Sold by ill leading druggists. LAK E MONROE year* when, the taurnameut Uft*4$jk i nlv two day*. The event* will ' •-cmriat o f Loth .ringles nnd dou­ bles. Entries most be In the hands of Professor West not later than Mny 1, it is *tnte*l. Ho is connected with Duval H igh. School,’ Jacksonville. at thin time t!f the yduVoud a nub-: pjuying^icr.sonnidy ..jji--. Plan t*» ject of vital importance to th;* go - -i srt your garden a nvuitli befoio tlcner. While considering the th?r- {the Ir.t.•sTTvcieded l.illi i ; frort. mometer and doir,;; fireside gurT h rio o re t.u»i'y vi >> . ihlc:. whkii dening. lt it I vvi-.e i<l>-n to secure. fYout will n>,t injuie. tint 1 , frn*t, some weather data for gardening|bur itn» freoxiag vver.th. r. In gen-' guidance later'Ttnr ’ ■ •e.rnl all tin* root n o ] nre.hurtly, The ditto of the latcpt recorded. and do not mind frost -o lo r - :t FOR WORKING PEOPLE killing frost in your neighborhood they nr> not freezes; most of th • is nn important factor. Thu latest crops for green .1 are in tho s-iiiie, The best o f workers get out of killing frost on record in y ou r lo- rategm y. H ut'only one crop, the, sorts when the liver, falls to net. m llty will give you a banin for .fig- 1 immature •c./ds o f winch furnish*; They feci languid, half-alck, "blue" w in g just when you can take. ♦ieilcbm.' jfood. can he railed! and discouraged and think they arc ’ gambling chance on an early gar- hardy and that is the jk a. and only ; getting lazy. Neglect o f these den with a good chance of winning, j cot tain varieties o f t!ic pea. symptoms might result in n sick The latest killing frost on record v hjj0 jj; ;.t F r T or snow, spell, therefore the sensible cotitM is to take a dose o f two o f Iler- hi about n month later than .the |jjjj. cutFiicle gather uj) weather data bino. It is just the medicine need­ average date and so is usually safe an,j fttrurt* the date for tho earliest ed to 'n u iity the system nnd re­ to plant the fetn.iufc ,e « D a m onth, (wwlu e :ttatt this yeor. It is -it • i wnuto e f lime to ntr.r" a day ten, store the vim and ambition of u 1 ho period of tmio between the iU[0< Tho frost records will give: health. Price GQc. Sold by all* latest and tho average lulling fcWBt )U a reIiaMw basis ot Oouriiur Inxt I druggists. dateincron.es a i v u move y:e; t. in . 'lh(. liKflt t;m.. to liUirt. New Votk there is a margin o f J1) dayn hut in St. I^iuli the uveragr, r 1 ,L . J*L**V^iV ‘ ’‘lU. ‘ , ^ dale is 3H days, carllrr than the >OJ nro n"»t ,,ot much. Iml if ■livlc.it fI<■!'•.•.Ing- ‘|olu.-V''lvvclrnti-has'ft>‘^—nt>t-y?u r.rc just that- nr.a’T' a 38-day-ditTereaee—BmL Uhirngn^ahPnrt with-; tho garden and the .— ... -----^ ---------------I odds ait* greatly in fr.vt.r of escap- Longwood No articta m valet* is r<*nllv lost until after The Herald W ants have been milcd upon to rtstoro it to th • rig f tful owner. Pocketboohy, jewelry, npkl H, personal possessions, tilings of .intrinsic value and others that are prized because o f thoir ussoctutlon. are often quickly returned, alien temporarily lust, through Herald Wuntr. Hcru'il Wants arc the first thing to loi.sult when something of valuu is lost or found. Ilernld—Wants bring los­ ers and finders together. To reach all the people effectively — Icnve year Waut Ad at-Thu iteralil ofTlcur—Plione us to send for It or phone It to tho Want Ad Department. REAL W )N R Y . B y r e a d in g tho S p c c iul OlVoringH on t h e G rocery page o f T hu HfUTilil today. J. C. MeCasldll, M gr. Sanford's leading ir.crchauta.m’u oft’^riiig lov/ p ricei. and good HtTvieu. Your Sunday dinner will ho a success*)m«I .will cost you loss if you buy from adver­ tisers t.n the Grocery Page. Herald readers get the benefit o f the * best tlurt the market affords— and save money at the same time. an ford, Fla. ------ Phone 94 H A Y HAY H A Y Y U S W E H A V E P L E N T Y OF. IT — A N D Q U A L IT Y P R IC E R IG H T ALSO SE E US AB O U T Y O llB CUT W ORM POISON l .....SANFORD FEED AND t » m Mtt n o t t t t t t t , SUNSHINE* i a& F E E D r>39 M c lS I L tect? , h e r ^ t w a > Jno. W . Snead Myrtle A vc. and 4th St. HEALTHY, ENERGETIC C H IC K S Rnpllrr thr lamrbonc buddii^.rangy producing (ted at the older chuketif, but in « ehipe adapted to their needs. Just such a feed Is f e inK°„tscratch or scour. W ash y o u r teeth c le a n with BABY CHICK COLGATE'S lo left in which to make our Special Sales Prices on two terve ruur ■ n c .i . -O h H e n t r l •Uetdl Kiu'n ern- rra u . moulhh>r>lo (lie b . l . tv e rrs r.e H ire Oh H tn ry l year old budded roses. 1-2 doz. varieties for $ 2 .0 0 . Call and get your T-2 doz. bunch as we have them for you. A Fine C a n d y JO c E i eryu hcro E. J. Smith Co. DISTRIBUTORS Jacksonville, Fla. NOTICE When yoy buy Sanfo’ i! Hi me piude iu!ad drtssiug you nro patronizlnc Home Industry. We nrc not h c c merely to dem­ onstrate n new product. \V< Vo staying. We ajre going to man­ ufacture nnd sell it ns fast a,*4. as long as you buy. Ask your grocery roan for SA N FO ftD U pM K MADE MAYONNAISE. • S PELTAL RE PRES ENT AT! V E A well itiade crate— A supply that you can depend upon. Total cost ------ ------ *••■........... ...................... ........To bo borne by City 1-3, 11)5.51, Mr. Wcaner, salcnmnn for the To be borne by r.djaient property owners, $151.08. !g Bell Brand, visited his fun.- Number .feet frontage, 432.4. y t t Jacksonville last week. Aaacjair.er.t ner foot, frnntage ffl.?K3..------------------■Tw* ■Monroe b e '.ebaib~tcam beat; itfonto Sunday In n hard fought ime o f 10 to I). Quite a crowd otn bora atende * the game. Emil Kaincrman, W. E. Hawar, J,. T. Wynne went fishing i Weklva mid caught .11 trout id 50 brim. ' ' A big rattler, nix feet 11 Inch! long. WUS klllad by Alvin Jolui'O.'on tho pla c- o f bis father, •mes -Johnson. Tho rattler bit e dog o f Etdcn Cain, the dog rtng from the effects of tho bits W S H F InUNSrOBTATION And a service that relieves you of trouble and delay. a w W K U U IU IT J.trf.anHVtCc 'I'll tYtt9 uih»-.('Hr Iialilinurr, 1M. •M.'-I.n, Wa-*.. •< til Ill, ™, .t'. 'llr ir ln a J . l). . 'DolioW, Vti^h. ___ ttlmii r<*;il. I*, u. •Via lljllltniin. ra ti. Il’ rksoMvUti* T o .**• • ••»; On. W ar W e deliver in car lots or truck loads. ♦\ :aal>r|t P a llH i— ....... . *11.12 l K f » Y<*rt>. Si. V,*,...... SUM I’ bJeilelitlitn, l * t u . ------- ; i l » l s •:>:n«bHT»i>, Pu. ___ _— n it SttHDnnli. liM, 0.00 *tVsCSmprVon."v. T:.Z’. > Usltlniurit o r i’ lillaiU'lplila a m ) '•ii* tinttlmcr«: dlrsot coiinrr^lona rrr o i ItAlUrmir*-. >t i f . ' i - i nh. ( l a . ) All r<... in i sontu raotn* un other ateamera jJL A ,’ Btcphom. U homo fro n ICfcospItal, whoro bo uodonvept ftjw rn tion . H a ia recovcrins SA N F O R D : A ro#vt’i ,<r\' ’’ ,1 J - r t .v m ll l , 'T.-i l.ililaiitre aitio. I’ . JI., via H*,*arranh • April . >I«ir ItdtvV, w ..-™ 10-31-31 H. McKenney relafivca at A t lP K h lll))' .. Olaiteentor . JumtJi . ... Cut blur,hi l«« i-l 10-21 r- | -YOUR MONEY tlACK IP YOU : ARE NOT SATISFIED." —- A fttf (he p .fljr — h tre 't ■ new Jiili who have yet to take the treat­ ment. Mr. and Mm. Albert Hawkins and fam ily spent the week-end nt DeLand with their daughter, Mrs. TO ALL PROPERTY OW NERS OWNING PROPERTY O SECOND Wheeler '-Marsh. STREET, BETWEEN OAK AVEN UE AND MYRTLE AVENUE. •Miss -Estelle M :i/iew » visited Notice Is hereby given that the construction o f the nr.phalt pave* b«r sister, Mrs. William Hawkins, (nqtit on Second* St. between Oak Avc. and Myrtle Aye. hnn been com ­ of Sanford. Supt. T. W. lanvton was a pleted, nnd the completed work has been finally um-pted by the Com­ mission o f the City of Sanford. The following is tho flnnl ealimatn o f the rost of widening the sheet asphalt paving on Second Street between Oak j\vo. and Myrtle Avc.' from 24 feet to 30 feet in width. * •II) Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c — - —.............. ........ .$.10.00 140 Sd* yds. rock base ® 75e ..................................... ....... ............. 109.BO 140 Sq. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top ($> 07c -----------------... ... ...... HLC2 laboratory Inspection .......... ......................... 1.'.............. ........ ■•'’*•30 Ltgal expense, advertising, etc., 2G* ................... —............... 5.40 Engineering i r/e ............... ........... .............. ........... ....... .... . - 10.80 • S U P P ir Y C O . A BABY CHICK .Jk I Helen Jewell Klnnrd, flve-yearpM daughter of Jolm Kinard, diet! Thursday night o f mohtrhr Ami book-worm. - i'anorul services ^rere conducted ait the home Fri­ day afternoon, und burial follow­ ed In Silver Lak- cemetory. - * Mrs. John Botly and Mbs Mamie Stall, o f West Sanford, visited Mrs. E. F. kniserman Sun- J. W. Miller to ,'.e home o f fdlsfl Leola Webb. Miss Lucille Sellers, of Sanford, sperd the week-end here. Mrs, K. E. W a:nt*jat b able to bo out again, after a lung und dangerous Ubictm. T. K. Walnright is ini proving his lumber yards He also ha ; built a now buagulow out on First Street. Miss ‘Doudnt v , the ) Yunty nurse, visited the school recuntly and brought f.io good nows that the second test tor hook­ worm showed all the children ; * • �' ‘M "v r. . f life &ANF6feD‘ i Sanford Herald J -M a y D ay Is Child Health Day. . ^ B r is W Sees It >' ' i. 1924. t h e m o t h e r b ir d Lff. V 1 -.1 Contemporary Comment siw •• H - *■ • n > ■ ‘ President Coolldge join ed by th e .gqveirnors o f all'th e W hat! Remove a Roosevelt? When Yoa. B u y . Stocks. forty -eig h t states has designated M ay 1 aA’ Child Health Day Counting Coolldge Chicken*. fo r the purpose o f fu rth erin g plans o f the Am erican Child M u Second C lu e Matter. OcFoolish' Attack On Mellon. *7, ’ l i t * , at the roathfflce at Health Association- fp r ca rry in g on their important work. . Copyngtii, l i l t ‘ Florida, under aet oC March H erbert Hooker is president o f this organization and in speaking in N ew Y ork on beh a lf o f th is good work said; SEN ATOR DILL. heartless (D t~ DR AH.... ........:----- INtter " A baby, b o m under conditions a £ they are in this coun­ Democrat from W ashington, in­ n, 1WARO nKHGrv . „ ....SI>»K«r try today has only slightly m ore chante o f Hying a week troduces a bill requesting Presi­ than an old man o f ninety. F]or the last seven years an aver­ dent Cholldge to remove Theodore Roosevelt II from his position at 1*1 ‘ i r i t i c n i P T i o M ^ BA TESi e T e a r t fits Montha t l d age o f one baby out o f every eleven b o m alive W’as lost. W hile Asisstant Secretary o f the Navy. p*r a high percent o f the babies in this country are bor^ n orm a l, __ . In City nr Catr'er That sounds like blasphemy to lid . Weeay Mdltlon » , f ir there is an accum ulation o f defects through, the period o f admirers o f the Roosevelt dynasty. Senator Dill has nothing to say In childhood so that a com paratively small per cent reach m a­ support o f his suggestion except ___ r n i C B i All obituary _ _ cards ot thanks, t?sol alien* tu rity in normal health. .i • that Rooqevelt was a director o f I notices of sntsrtalnments wbsrs “T h e great bulk o f A m erican-born children have a su f­ the Sinclair Oil Company, Which trees sre made. Will be charged t the naval oil reserves before, t st rtfeular advertising rates ficiency o f food and are surrounded b y parental care, but , Mr. Roosevelt, became Assist­ ■v. a s s o c i a t e d r i w i i there is a surprising degree o f under-nourishm ent and' habits ant Secretary o f tho N avy." l i Associated Press is iteliia* Especially is this true in certain entlUeo to the use for rsptib- that--produce bad health. sn ot All news dispatches areas and in the large industrial centers. T hrough actual : THEN TH ERE is the fact that Mr. Roosevelt used the Marines, II ted to ll Ol not otherwise Usd In this papkr and also the sta tistics collected, the A m erican Child Health Association without any instructions from the news unblianed herein. All know s that about h alf as m nny babies as those who die after President, to drive squatters o ff i t t t ot re-puttiicsnoi. of special -patches herein are a:so reserved. birth are lost before they a rc bom . It knows that o f the the Naval Oil Reserve AFTER Mr. Sinclair got it. tw o hundred thousand babies w ho die every yea r before they THUR 8 DAY, A P R IL 3, 1924. The squatters didn't seem to are a year old, it is a dem onstrable fa ct that one-half die need­ disturb anybody while tho govern­ ment owned the land. BIBLE THOUGHT. lessly.” Then there is the other little fact WHY W IL L ”Y E D IE ?— As 1 A nation rises and falls b y the health o f its children. that when Theodore Roosevelt g o t 1 e, salth the Lord God, I have no E very tim e a.you n g life is lost the sta te and country is the out o f the Sinclair Oil Company! asure In the death o f the wrick* *5? . . . . Turn ye, turn ye from loser. W henever a child dies the world has been denied a In order to become Assistant Secj r atfl ways; ror why will ye citizen. Perhaps had the child lived he would have becom e a I” 1*0 ’ ° (.thoa^ aYy. hil } ,lro/l‘ her waa ■, 0 house o f Israel? Ezekiel great teacher, a great doctor, a great statesm an or in fact a ; £ay ™\\ nnd his^salary "Raised «?AhC6 11. i _ ._ j . i - .t » neglect, ■steadily from 115,000 to 915,000 n big man o f some kind. E very day, -m ostly througli an irreparable loss is felt by the cou n try in the heavy loss of year, although, as Mr. Sinclair IDEN TITY, testified, the young man wasn't u*ve grown so strangely big infant life. doing anything worth while. sly.ahd tall , _ Good health can easily be attained when life is young. The plubUc.wiU agree that Senacarceiy know you, dear, at all. I f the health o f the child is protected during the early m onths tor Dill has a very weak founda­ or voice is husky _w hen you and years o f life it will be strengthened fo r future years. But tion for his suggestion that a ■peak, feintest down is on your cheek; i f the child is neglected in in fan cy, the rest o f the life w ill b e , K irtu rb cd fn hi^hcredftary^Tgtt a sw agger In with nonchalance devoted to doctoring in an effort to repair the injury. G o o d ; to hold public office, Handing cash and grown-up health habits can be form ed as easily as poor ones. The re­ IN mind, when you buy sponsibility o f the health o f the child rests very largely on “ Who the heck has swiped u ^IIS: my hat? the parents who have it w ithin their power to make their ose that run the company ■5game was kippy, beat 'em child either healthy and stron g -or sickly and weak. continue to run it honestly? If fiat!” they arc honest, how long will they On May day every m other and fa th er should devote Bomo mnet rock or cuddle you, live? com fort as I used to do.,, tim e to considering the im portance o f the health o f their Remember that any company can only auro, dear, who you arc, children. And a fter M ay daw-has passed these same parents lave the profits and Insides cut saae you've robbed the cooky should continue safeguarding the lives entrusted to their out o f it by^ gentlemen ithat care jar. to work it as has been frequently IF THE HOUSE ELECTS anev Lord in Saturday Eve- care. I f they do, infant m ortality will be decreased and u done. * ing T ost. healthier race produced. NEW YORK TIMES Poor fools that bought the stock Railways Com­ May first will be an im portant day in the life o f Am erica of New York o lf Is just like a woman, the pany, and hud every dollar o f their The state of parties and poll- New Hampshire and New jersey. :®r you play it the more fas- fo r brl that day undoubtedly those in charge o f the early money stolen, know that. tics at tho ptesent day hu.s led Thev wou id, therefore, be eltminitlng’l t becomes. lives o f the future citizens o f this c o u n t r y will determine to j --------some to doubt whether any Presi­ ntcu on u formal ballot. That . o— see that children have better care and nre or jrought up in more IT IS alleged now that the big dential candidate this year will would leave forty-three states, of hay are talking o f inlaying the healthful conditions. telephone company has a Western be able to secure a m ajority o f which the Republicans have the ie o f the Capitol with ivory, Beihtor W hosler )ias been tho sick list. Those invertirethS are making a good many oti * people sick, too.— Miami Soms people will do anythin, to save m oney. In New York • sick millionaire married • to, nurse.—Pensncola' Journal. , Gov. Hardee's approval of u* bonus comes a little late, W what else could ho say at a J. glon convention?— Daytuna nal. . • ■ “ Political expediency" Daugherty. ^Prisoner of wJ5, says. Anderson. "Three romto. 1 cheers," .«aya the public.— j York World. G 5 After seeing them at work and 1 lay fo r thrde days, don't ; .1 mt love those Legion boys? N, I wonder they mode the kaisermt* ' “ beat It” when they- got into tion over thcre.rr£t. •PeterrbM| F Independent. •*>; {. TT7Ts . f* There has been' ten a great deal of guff in the p*« spers lately to the effect that P ttiid eu t Coolldge wu ■ideut wu I! n seasoned politician., i f he wm, | he would have demanded the re. signation o f j JIarding'n entire cabinet as noon as he took office. — Ocala Star. S toupee* I Electric Company to eat up a nice part of the profits that should go to stockholders. That’s for the telephone company to answer. When th* Venacrbllts built the New York Central Railroad, they first kept one or two bridges as their private property— the com­ pany’s stockholders did not own them— and they 'charged so much for every passenger train that went over them. They ulso kept the New YeHc Centrnl depot in New York and charged so much for every car that ran into it. ■H- in John Martin dramatically in- ! quired o f his audience here Mon- j day night if anybody knew when Frnnk Jennings came from. No-1 body answered the conundrum, and the point o f the Inquiry wsi not fully revealed. A more Im­ portant question' Is where Frank Jennings is goin g.. I f there is any sign in the open expression cf voters all over this country, th* answer to that is easy. He it going to Tallahassee to sent four years aa governor o f ■Flor­ ida.— Plant City Courier. 111! ■■■I IF SAVING WERE ALL IF ju s t the putting away o f money in a savings bank w ere the only ob ject o f saving, it would be o f little benefit. T h e depositor would be sim ply a m iser. the electoral votes. One alleged majority of the Representatives motive o f the fomenters o f a third in twenty-two and the Democrats parly is to prevent n choice by in twenty-one. t Hut in the Demo­ M oney is m eant to b4 used, w isely and with re- J popular vote, und by carrying cratic list ilgurcs New York with gard to real needs and wants. Wise investm ents can Denuicratlc -Repre­ three or four states to throw the twenty-two Many o f the big forest fires arii'cnusctl b y careless mo­ be m ade only with ready money and a Savings account olcction o f the next President In­ sentatives as against twenty-one torists. Thirty-six- thousand forest fires every year destroy to the present House o f Rcpre- Republicans. . Tho efifort to un­ furnishes ready m oney. provislon on the subject Is well seat one Democratic Representa­ here*are said to bo one thous-l a " d V ™ l* r ty valued at over sixteen million dollars in known. As the original plan was tive from this city .would obvious­ leptra in the United State*, addition to costing m any human lives. N early nine million W e stand ready and eager at all tim es to advise modified by the Twelfth Amend­ ly have the effect, if successful, we^don't know a n y 'o f them, autom obilists visited the national forests last yea r fo r reCreour depositors o f good investments— places fo r the ment, the procedure, when no o f transferring New York from wh$t do we ca re? . j utiomd purposes and many o f the b ig fires were directly m oney they have saved. Open your account here to­ person has a majority in the tho Democratic to the Republican ; £ ‘m ite m s 0 to have broken) traceable to carelessness on the part o f them Electoral Collcgd. I Is that ''the column. That this is the inten­ day. icero House o f Representatives . shall tion In the case o f that particu­ again— not this time in A The Forest Service o f the United States Departm ent o f choose immediately, hy ballot, thq lar disputed election has been op­ o f political oratory, but in A griculture have com piled som e sim ple-rules i f eb sw ed will President." It is added: ."B ut in enly affirmed In the fl6or of the . outburst o f political riot. help prevent the destruction o f valuable tim ber land. They choosing the President, tka votes i House. But the Republicans nro _ THEY ALSO had what wus call- shall be-Utkan by-Statea?.the re p -[n o t without their own troubles, trlbjSng -put up a good fight fo llo w ; 1 that with a year or 1. Be sure your m atch is gut.— B m a k .it J a -t w o before ed tho "W h ite" freight line and resenfhtion from each State. hay- since .Wisconsin ..U flpe.of,.Ahpir.J.B not#.* » . . . . . . . nrt> mi , mwiinal - aUtos, andi.JSanator . l^t a insiders made an extra prodt on Ing m ofe o f experience he will be j throw ing it away. ^ j lotto might take it away from || In this arrangement there ob­ Folletto that. hampion yet. ^ ' A COMMUNITY BUILDER 2. DonT throw cigars, cigareth>s and pipe ashes over If you wanted your freight to viously lies the possibility that u them, along with Minnesota and It - --------- o IIuuso o f Representatives In con­ perhaps South Dakota, If It beB F. P. FORSTER, President. E. F. WHITNEIt, Cashier.. he fid lady on the Heights the side o f you r machine. Provide a closed receptacle. A tin stay, n month or so on the mail you'sent it hy tW ordinary freight trol of a party which had lost the came necessary to elect a Presl- iS t her husband doesn’t take can will do. . ■■■an method that belonged to the stock­ confidence of the country, and,.in- dent by a ballot of the House of m m i i for* any canoe rides because 3. Build smaii cam p fires on bare ground or on rocky holders. I If you wanted your decr, - had been defeated at tho Representatives. . cnows she couid swim ■ashore. Every sensible, citizen must * .. ---------o surfaces aw ay from brush and trees. Scrape away all in- freight sent promptly, you sent It polls, so far as the popular vote is concerned, might elect the hope that' resort will pot be neces­ by the- Inside company. ia Celery City Sage says lots |flammable material. Dritmt H «n <a JtfaslarW fU ttm t President o f the United SfaV^s. It sary to this old und,^as it would For Coughs and Colds, Haad-'i S i. S k a vou think 4 ‘ N ever Ieave you r cam p fire u n w atch ed .' W hen you are YOU CAN never be sure when ia an .awkwardness which hns\not seem, obsolete nnd unsatisfactory aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism I aren't afraid. finished w ith the cam p fire be sure its dead— then bury it money that ought to go to stock­ arisen to trouble the nation smee provision of the Constitution. No end All Atcnee and Paint i the time when National Conven­ matter which party nmy win the holders will go to insiders in the . ---------o--------w ith dirt and grave; and not w ith inflammable leaf mold. tions began, to bo held, when elcctfon In November, it is highly shape of graft and extravagant ALL DRUGGISTS you Uv*d in Mexico you 6. Keep in touch with the F orest Ranger. Report oil prices, for car wheels, coal, rails, Presidential electors weije reduced desirable that one party or- tho to n merely clerical function, and other twin derisively. To have the SSc and ISt, Jars and tubas unV revolution but “t o ho t j _B_ee1 however sm all Consider the Ranger as etc. yhen party discipline * became , result left for montah in doubt, Hospital sisa, 93.00 y ou r fried whose duty it‘ is to protect you r forests. d ia l ■■ well. * There is nothing like owning a firmly established..' The matter iand to throw'the final decision in* ---------- -------6. Inquire about fire regulations. In some states the law small piece o f the earth— real es­ would not have con e to serious to a House of Representatives i* headline which said, "C ic- requires permits before cam p fire may be built. tate. Then you can be your own _ w i;yg off" elecscene _____ riotous board of directors, and can trust attention now had it not been for whose nctiun is-nncnlculabte/in ad­ tho Uncertainty or political con­ vance, would be little short o f a 7. A t all times and under all circum stances be as* careful yourself nut to cheat yourself. dair,” would certainly tend to ditions and the very close division disaster to the country. Good ■ Shat History repeats lt- w ith fire whiie you are in wooded areas as you would be in Arnericur.s always submit to a r n m i n r r « l o ( parties in the House o f Reprcy o u r own home. P R E S ID E N T COOLIUufc. o jentativea. verdict at the polls, even if it go ! friends say that after a few m ores. Locking to . the poliU cal.com -! against the graiin o f millions, pror some reason or other, the I presidential primaries he will have] tJexion o f the rept .'Mentation o f ' vided that It is a clear und hon­ ■ W ith all modern conveniences on Park S mutty chest campaign didn't I left enough votes t o . make his the >y Several stntos in the Rouse of est verdict. But the uncertainty >1 w e ll . in Tampa. Perhaps nomination certain. Tho President the Sixty-eighth Ct-.igrrs*. one and confusion which -would follow ■ A ve. Only one block from First St. A good | ddn't believe in co-operation limsclf wouldn't count unhatched finds that the Representatives of if no Presidential candidate had a TAM PA TIMES tlwre. • S investment, ' chickens so cheerfully. Many majority of the electoral vote ---------- othings can happen between now and five state! aro equally divided be­ would be so great nnd trying that coriling to statistics recently Ono important tween the Democrat!) and the Re­ all must hope that nothing o f the ■ Building lots on Park Ave. Discussing the state campaign forcemcnt is the big issue in this the convention. died everyone in the.. United thing is that Senator LaFollette publicans. These states are kind will occur. — New York S iBeautiful home^n First St. 'should be one thousand recently, The Times expressed tho state. -We have so many laws ul- is recovering from his nttack o f Maryland , Montane, Nebraska, Times. ready, with the prospect o f a i rteharthan he was In 191° opinion that the women are.evincand may decide to sco 3 Corner lot in Normandy Square for only ™ SLriJ eve^one ln4?loridli ‘,"g lively -interest in the contest steady increase at every session pneumonia * for the nomination for governor, o f the legislature that there is what can be done with a third 3 $900.00. * hl4 r and that they are showing mark- universal complaint on the sub-' party, repeating the performance with which Theodore Roosevelt ject and the vital issue in state . . Jennings . dy^a few days ago the flrat ed preference fo r Frank NEW YORK TRIBUNE 3 Corner lot in Bunea Vista for $909.00, size politics .today Is the enforcement disturbed Mr. Taft. rg o f the season was aeon in because of their confidence he will require tho enforcement o f the lawn we have. 3 1 0xs'!4 5 . trans-Atlantic lanes. This |s MOST FOOLISH activity is the Midway during tho perform ­ after ambulance driving and oth­ Both the platform and the per­ .Inks o f year n ot tp go canoe- o f the law If he is- placed at the attack made on Mr. Mellon, Sec­ a real bargain. -at least not too far from head o f tho state government. sonality o f Frank Jennings have retary o f the Treasury. Those ance o f one of, this season’s popu­ er European adventures, now finds fl 5 acre celery farm at lar revues, in between colored n new career, anti not only writes This statement has been repro­ penetrated the consciousness of close in. duced and "caoncurred in by mi|ny tbe voters on this issue, and the who attack him should tnank him lights, beautiful ..coryphees and pinys but nSts in them. And so on. 8 for his service to the government* jaiz, a young man. 'in a dinner; There is no good reason why of the newspapers of the state. evidence is coming in that tho a r t's one thing that can be No longer a young man, over­ coat, with a very dc:idcd air of shch things should not be, but This is the opinion' of the Qsds- women o f Florida are arousing taX the bootlegger— ho doekn't worked, with gigantic interests of sriin fo r office.— Miami News- den County Times, one o f the themselves in Us practical effect his own- that needed attention and not being an actor, steps- out be­ for one reason or another they fore the curtain. lie seems rather are new, Why shouldn't a dra­ opolis. No, but he is fre- leading newspapers of West F lor­ upon themselves, their homes and that nobody else could attend to, ill' at ease, says something about matic cvitic who breathes the at­ ida: th e ir. children, and they are de­ tly the power behind the IIsH. The women o f Florida nre -go­ claring themselves for Jennings ho dropped his own-business and taoney, and the spectator jumps mosphere o f the theater so ntuen and then be­ ing to vote in the election this in increasing numbers. They have took up the financial affairs o f to the dismal conclusion that he is o f the time now ROOMS 501-2 -O— tho United States. He did this seems that Czecho-Slovakia year, and they are also going to heard and read enough to believe at a time when, as everybody going to take up a collection. But come a real and active part o f it? ~ Largest Insurance Agency In San/brdE* a* the young man continues his Huzlitt may not have tried it;' we vote in the June primary to deter­ that the man stands for what ring its own Teapot Dome knows, the best brain in tho coun­ remarks the notion gradually cannot quite see even the late First National Bank B l d g . -------------------- - — th, .Phone mine who shall be the next gover­ they want, not only in the usual IsJ, Thres government ofWinter, for instance, remises o f a candidate for office. try was needed to manage United dawns on the audience that he is William a were recently arrested for nor o f the stnte. funny, and that he is, as n mat­ stepping out between the scenes t t i a M a i B a H a a g n a u a H M g M H i u a a B N a r i q g jI jt y U i The evidence to that effect is ut deep down in his heart as u States finances. benzine to the Czechoter Of fact, acting, and . acting o f u musical comedy to give a man o f conscience and character, accumulating eve >7 day, and army. Didn't know they But new moreover there are good reasons profoundly convinced o f the truth HE HAS managed finances well, very deftly. They consult-their satirical “ imitation." iltion over there. for believing that the bulk o f the o f his political professions and has made possible reduction in programs and sre startled to And times, new customs. Maybe wo woman vote o f the state will go with the courage to do nil in his taxation, has cut down, by hundreds that they are listening to a sat­ ure witnessing the beginnings of don’t catch that Law en- power to niuke his promises good. of millions yearly, the national irical monologue from the drama­ a “ movement," a break-down o f who has been vamp- for Frank Jennings. tic editor o f an eminently re­ the wall which used to separate debt. _ Yotkers for several spectable journal of humor, quite the “ public" from tho stage. Any He Is giving to the public, for it won't be long until the the salary of a junior clerk, the a “ regular’ sort o f person, with a such mingling o f the two worlds folks will insist on acM Y F A V O R IT E STORIES sorvicc o f one o f the ablest busi­ lixed address, a Harvard degree is a sign o f the theater’s vitality. their husbond^to and all the real rest < o f it. Apparent- What is really going an not only ness and financial minds in the and ail By IRVIN 3. COBB man had a “ stunt” here but in such phenomena . as United Ststcs. He .should be ly this young ma ■■ o — ends found amusing, beter architecture and the free­ which his friends thanked, not nagged. _ Japan has nearly nnd i t seemed1 to him quite natur­ dom with which Americans (who ■ A large family came to Amer- tfanrassing paus- one day when population o f the United i a total area scarcely lea somu years back from Russia. |she. entered a large department SENATOR W ALSH, o f Mon­ al to At himself Into a schema o f used to bo so touchy about for­ that of California, it al- The emigrants prospered in their •store where her son had_aJcharge tana, whose w ork-at the.head of a. Broadway revue, to stroll un eign criticism) nowadays satirize 'account and, having made a pur- the Senate investigating commit and-off the stage fur a few min- tho weaknesses o f their own life land containing one new home, Eventually th ey -left the Boat [chase, couldn’t recall w hat the teo deserves the thanks o f this utoa*each night, and nobody tho is an expanding o f aesthetic con­ hundred billion fast sciousness all olong the line— titn W , equal to half Side and moved uptown to n rjvpretncw name was country, says that Democrats esn wor4o .for - it. Sanford. Fla. A few doors away, in tho midst America growing up. Ve got a nice name now/.' *aid win If they name * Progressive. ** country. Japan expensive quarter. But they su f­ o f ritother satirical pUy, there should— prac- fered under the !*andlcap o f hav­ the old lad y 'in hsr broken Eng­ He should say the Democrats A cordial welcom e awaits you at this S V : '-/i'- - - * . : ing one o f'th ose unpronounceable lish, “ but I couldn’t seem to think MIGHT win if they were allowed oomla a pantomime— an Oriental ■ D an Dobb Says fantasy, with a princess o f dazz­ tu name « Progressive. Slavic names. So tho head o f the vot it is." ling {beauty, -black slaves, moon­ “ What does it sound Hko?'* wrote <Frank Mun- household took the proper steps Strong Financial Institution light* and a prince In red slippers All this water in Aooded rivers : prompted tho floor walker, who 'THE DIFFICULTY is that those to haye it chauged. Legally he w ith' turned-up ends. ' Nothing comes from the spring. had been summoned by tho clerk who control the Democrats won't became JAr. Fisher and hl». w ife appalling in became Mrs. Fisher and all tho to deal with this unusual emer­ 1st them name a Progressive— not could be -more exotic or o f the -.Capital-and Sittplufr-» - $125, — Springe fover -wc :er— Wear ruti'-'l \ ta o f make-bcllev A bou t the children became little Fishers. gency. a real ,onc. _ . ___ ^ . _ ber heels during spring fever; “ I could't dell you." mtH th ah is made by Even the old grandmother cccept""'Tbi'UemocTill.Tc' party Is kept in Total Resources ? - $1 wtldo fed' customer. ““All All vot ed-tbr-cbangrir.'" could tell you it we a r e __ — to trouble with ber,. Tor a small animal vot has fur < - Ydrk that being o f an ad it." , * ' out 1q age and a somewhat faulty "Ah,'*, dried the floor V she sometime* cou!dn!l to j h a W l t consistent. o he father o f President Cool■ givfcs this advice, for longevworry, hard w ork." Try do Jt. Motorists! Help Prevent Forest Fires! BANK. 9 ROOM HOUSE j WOMEN FAVORING JENNINGS \ IS ACTING BECOMING RESPECTABLE ’ E . F. L A N E C Se m in o V T)UI0 was ...... V . - s ' „ ■' * . •--/ .. * - ' *■ V " • . : * *v * •• . ** • • . �NOTHING LIKE IT ON EAKTII The Tier* treatment far torn fleoh, cuts, woundC io r w ot lacerations that la dolpg such wonderful > o r k ___ _la .the . . J ‘ BbrtJtonc In flesh ,.heallhgliquid and powder combination treatment. The filquid Boroaono l«.a powerful antiseptic that puri­ fies the wound o f all poisons and infectious germs, while the Borozone powder la the great healer. There is nothing like for speed, rafety ___t and efficiency.’ , ___ _______ Price (liquid) 30c, 60c and $120. Powder 30c and 60c. Sqld by ail leading drtggists. Mesdames Coleman And Biggers Have Delightful Party Kdtice I ( 'f i t 'l l Vi All candidates for Offices must of sccrefory of the Coant Democratic Executive Com* milted. . R. J. HOLLY, Secretary, v Room 8, Bail BWjf, Mrs. J. B, Coleman and Mrs. Paul Biggers warp Joint hostesses MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Residence 217-W at bridge, Tuesday afternoon’ at the Woman’ic Club. * " _ ! ISall H ard w are Co. The color motif of orange and ‘luBjitiflyf rApril B*- riiyhitfti PHONG 8 B IR TH D A Y P A R T Y m e n was artistically carried oUt inspecting, High ' School, San­ in every way^.Baskets and howls ford. Simplicity M U R R A Y SCANNER o f brilliant orange poppies were Wednesday. April 9— Month­ ;___ _________- ■J': lavishly used, on mantle, cabinets ly School visit. East Side Pri­ and tables. mary, Sanford. r Tuesday, being the tenth birth­ . Ladies’ Union o f the A day-anniversary o f Murray: KanThe score cards were hand-made Thursday, April 10—Monthly regational church will s o t i c h « i» s a l t : and were of orange and green. | ner, he invited a number of his School visit. West Side Pri­ • monthly meeting at MM) young friends to help him cele­ The caVd game proved most inter­ mary, Sanford. ■ 1 o t Mrs. George Saunbrate the occasion. esting and when scores were count­ Friday, April 11— Physical Notice t» hereby ;, kIvcd lhi»t the lird Street. Mrs. MunThe living and dining rooms ed jt was found that Mrs. Alice Inspections, High School, San­ uiKirrslatied Cimnltan «f Arthur rs. Saunders hostesses. were thrown together .and -beau­ Peters held high score and was ford. lhmphr«y. Cruce llumphrey*U«lly 1. Charles F. MarWHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS A BROKERS, Humphrey, iim.1 John Humplirey, intifully adorned with, exquisite’ pink awarded a luncheon set: Low scute Saturday, April 12— Office. entertain the Alathea teulx to make application to the rores and ferns. The refresh -1 lse, also a luncheon set, went in Richm ond, Virginia. Office’ hour»V-t:30 to 5:30 [h e r home, lift) Laurel County Judge of £eniiuotr County rs. Harold Long. menta table was laid with a tea daily. it th»'lV.urt House In Hanford, *>n I at 3:30 p. m. cloth. The center being graced the 21th day of April. A. 1). l i i t . for Refreshments o f apple pk h In ' Saturday— 8:30 to 1 2 :00- 1:00 mlon meeting o f the authority to sett the interest* of the with the large birthday cake Iced mode, with coffee were served at ^to 5:30. I f the Methodist church above nAnifd minors at public or in white and topped with ton pink the conclusion o f the game, bjr the > . Phone 611-W. ■lurch, at 3:30'P. m. prlvute nstr.'ln the following d e -! lighted tapers. ^ * hostesses, assisted by Mrs. 0., P. ■Children's story hour scribed thnd: The North twelve! . 'Marking the places weer dainty Herndon, Mrs.’Howard Overlln and fry at 2 o’clock. •1 suit one-halt (12H) chains of the TRUTH SEEKERS MEET pink rose cups filled with candies. Mrs. George Davis Hart. • 7 ' Northwest quarter (tt) of the, ■Amerisan Legion •AuxGames, both old and new. wore The affair, which was given fo r Northeast quarter (\i> of Hectloui E l meet at four o'clock played during the afternoon.' the the -benefit of the Woman’s Club, ■Monday afternoon the Truth ■Twenty (I0>, Township Twenty* ■me of Mrs. Joe Chittenchildren being assisted in these by proved most delightful In every Sedkers Class met nt the Meth- |(Ju) South. Hunae Thirty 420) Ka.M.i Eaurel Ave. » ; * Miss Anna KanneT and Mr. Charles way and a neat sum realised. ^ odist Church for their m onthly, containlmr twenty-live (25) acre;<( Subscription bridge i t Kanner. business and social meeting. A l­ more nt toss. |e of Mrs. R jiJ i’ Hully. Late in the afternoon refresh­ CIRCLE N O .^ . CELERY AVE­ ley the devotional part of the-meetAI.FHKI1 POSTER. lenue, 8:30 p. m., under NUE CIRCLE. * ments 6f Ice cream and cake were in.T the meeting was turned over Unar.lUn for above minor*. I I of American Legion served by the host’s mother. Mrs. On Tuesday afternoon April 1, for the transaction o f business.! I f or benefit o f CampbellA. Kanner, assisted by Mrs. Charles Celery Avenue Circle o f the Meth­ Several topics were discussed and ■ |Post. il'to.. Kanner. odist Church met at the home of the class adjourned, turning thei GAIN WEIGHT Master Murray Kanner proved Mrs. S. M. Abercrombie on Union social .hour over to tho hostesses,* M ON D AY A N D T U E SD A Y If .y o u are underweight usd u IL. Thrasher Is spending himself a delightful host and was Avenue for their monthly budness who served delicious ice cream and (.E O N A R D I’S E L IX IR FOR ■ I at Eustis as the guest individual cakes. The class room the recipient of many lovely gifts. and social meeting. M atinee and N ight, A pril 7-8. Itljer, Mrs. E. L. Forran. The secretary, Mrs. Camp, open­ was decorated lovely in cniendulus THE B LO O D . This tonic increase j j, The little guests were Maxine Brockhahn Cornelia McRae, Es­ ed the devotional meeting by n and ferns and lilies. The hostesses die appetite, builds up the blood, In- ■ Victor Hugo’s Immortal Masterpiece, Tiie Greatest Screen AtMrs. S. S. Baumel motelle Higgins, Joe Higgins, Jack •ong, followed by sentence pray­ were Mesdames Spencer. Moffit; :rcases the supply of the muck ■ traction of the Age. needed red cells. It provides nour■ Orlando on Wednesday, Kanner, Lawrence Baudlo, Sid­ ers. Tho minutes o f last moating Wells, Raynor, Pope, Priest ant. .shment that makes the blood r id ’ ■ ly spent the afternoon ney Weinberg, Milton Robbins, and were- discussed, after which the Grove. . nd pure and thus enables the bloor. „ [ business and pleasure. Irvin Flrischer. business part o f the meeting was to impart’ this new found strength ■ opened for discussion. One new to the body. It also acts gently o:- * I Mrs. George E. Wells member, Mrs. Hoskins joined the MRS. HOUSHOLDER circle. w , the liver and kidneys. th e birth of a daughter, The meeting adjourned and Make yourself robust and healthy ■ 130. The youngster has BRIDGE HOSTESS the social. part was then turned = ’•ill out the hollow spota, erase the * Id Violet May. o v e f'to the hostess, who had pre­ _ Iihes caused by lack of flesh. Star £ pared a lovely musical program for ’Mrs. Ernest F. Housholder was her guests. Miss Marjorie Hoskins ■ with L E O N A R D I’3 E L IX IR FOI a imett McCall, Mrs. IL B. the gracious hostess Tuesday eve­ sang in her sweet, charming man­ Torrence,'Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry ,1 Brandon T H E B L O O D at once.* Insist or. " Irs. Charles West and ning when she entertained the - L E O N A R D I’S In the yellow pack* m Iliirat, Gtuilyii Brocks ell, Tully .tlarshall. ner "April Showers,” accompanied ■e spending this week in members o f thd Evening Bridge on th* piano by Mrs! S. M. Atierage. A t all druggists. •h and Miami. Club at her homo on Ninth Street. crpmhie, ______ ____ _____ cromhie. Second in number wrre Special Music Score The rooms were bright with, the beautiful selections given by iny frlfnd* of MrV. H.< C. baskets o f exquisite snap dragons 1 . it o it 1 1 1 Miss Mary Steinoff on the violin, I will regret to learn and ferns. Jj.ouiluu 11 lirlnun accompanied by MIsA Madelene is quite ill at heij home facto ry r «• it uTI l Of exceptional interest was .the Alallcm on tho piano. These three Avenue. Matlr.re 3:30. I*ricos I, 75, $1.CQ^-Nigbt “ :30. Prices 50, 75, S ’ yp«t* rlu-r. . a n y bridge game, and at a late hour young girls certainly entertained .Itakr ' Omul as scores were counted and prizes 31.00 nnd ii few at $1.50. Plus tax. Seats at R. T. Bowers ^ A ^leasing combination of sim­ new. A»*( in soc Ina Cooley, who has been plicity and subtlety is achieved in awarded. Mrs. W. C. Hill holding the circle nnd everyone present en­ otic. M L . D joyed their music to the fullest [the winter here with her high score, wus presented a pair * 1 MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS ^ 11. n. p o \ n hi. J. B. Skipper, leaves this frock o f black satin-backed o f bracelets. Tho men’s prize went extent. The hostess, Mrs. Aber­ P eop le * H u n k crepe. The long waist Is outlined crombie gave a beautiful pinno P h a n * 32.1 |for her home nesr Nash■ n n B » B n a n n a B B a B a B » a B H B H n n n H n n m n n n n n m in n B n n n a n by an embroidered girdle and more solo, followed by another 'pinno •mi elaborate ornamentation *is see** solo’ by Mrs, Hoskins ,our new in the band o f gray embroidered member. Mrs. John Vaughn gave Uwford of Greensboro. N. us a lovely , reading at the elope [the day here Wednesday satin introduced nn the tunic. of-the program, which was great­ (sa en route to Orlando ly enjoyed by all. The hostess then land. While here he was CARD OF T IIA N K 9 served Individual cakes and ice of J. F. Hawkins. cream for refreshments. W e wish to express our sincere Nasturtiums were given as fa ­ fne* o f W ’ -Hni*''*' V, C thanka and appreciation to all of vors. The lovely sitting room was guest o f Mr. and Mrs. A. those- who . were so kind and decorated in vasea o f nasturtiums iry at their home on hlag- thoughtful to us in our recent be­ and ferns. This was indeed one enue, Wednesday ' and reavement. . We also wish to'thank o f the most enjoyable meetings the them fo r the many beautiful floral ciirlo has had. The next meeting will be at the offerings and expressions o f symUice McConnell of Fitts* pathy. homo qf Mrs. Raynor. . . „ who has been-spending rs. Robert o’clock at t *se present were Mesdames W. II. Beatty and Family. :r here at the Phoenix, has J, Holly on Park Avenue. gaan, Spurling, Camp, M oftitt, to her home, stopping Souires, Raynor, Hoskins, Elliott, Friends o f Qauile Herndon will * PALMA V IS T A -L o c a l business Abercrombie, and Misses Mary route ill,Jacksonville and JUKUit i p jle «ra Jhnt hp 4g iagitg man purchases 70->cre tract to bo Steinoff, Madelene Mallcm, Marill with measles, at the home of developed' aV’ YetflOentihl subdivis-* Jortef'-'IfBdtins, .and Madge A ber­ ' t ’ ,,‘1 i aI *9 H'li)*tf*l*n|A** Tift r a t *r crombie. nd Mrs. E. G. Parks and his parents on Magnolia Avenue. ipnv I urns arming guests, Mrs. Elaine I ler and Miss Sarrie Rugi UfLt.r have returned from a demotor trip to Tampa and rsburg. C IA L F M DARJ B E Headquarters for all Varieties of Fruits and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal Attention to All Shipments MILANETHEATRE ‘‘The Hunchback o f Notre Dame” W ith L o n C h a n e y r: O f l L Y 25 Miles for Sanford to Walter Wight and Miss Smith leave Friday for each, where theV will soend ck end with friends. They accompanied home by Mrs. 1 mother, Mrs. S. D. Chit • *• ■. .. Motor to Yowell-Drew C md Mrs. J, J. Sty re of Cone, Pa., who have been ig several months here at oenix left Wednesday for mme. They were accotnhome by Mrs. R. L. Jones, The S h op p in g C enter Products from every accessible market in the world have been assembled here for your selection. Bought fo r your pleasure, and Mrs. J. C. McConnell of lie, N. C„ stopped over sday en route Home from tersburg, where they have your adornment, your com fort— nnd with the express desire o f satis­ fying your wants, , DeLaivd Let us demonstrate our fair and square treat­ ment to all our patrons at all times. V k i .Smyrna Unvalilla )ElLStl> \ S a n fo r d ML. Dora Z e lia W M silU d. .Oviedo' T itu 3 viilc M >w Crowtbad e l l *D r e w ORLAM DO. F L O R ID A * Clermont 1th Ocean Winder m*re rasigned as society of The Sanford Dally I wish to tgke this octo taank my many 25 NEW VOILE AND LINEN DRESSES FOR $8.95 Vour Home i's LinJeJ ifo fauet-Oeau Ck- 6 f These dresses w ere bought $12.60 retailers. They com e in all the New shades arid very best materials Vollea and Linens. Every dre?a at this price should be sold-by Friday night. Your choice— each PiaccATtla ib ft Om ofJtsfmsl HUSuu Sfriem s k 4* ■ *•* -v* K i^ r t a iir ix c [.39 ^ L C lo u J LaicAlfred. Haincr Cihj Aubumdi All Paved __ Uad. to OrTanddCr S to re - 20 pieces o f beautiful Silk and Cotton Crepes In all the .little Chinese prints— the ‘ ‘tost w on is” in piece goods. Special for 2 days— yard _______________________ ____ q q ..... jkoou iwc our n u p. A tfuburtuis. iriciut/ how C' Colored 811k Hose For Easter i f t o thaav* Lake Wales' • *v . :-r- * ■ ■. • , }S * -vV)"- , ■i ■ — lM n -* t\{*Y ’ « • ’ ------------ M wanted to )nyx, Van- "i ’ Aw/ '^-tryjycv/ i >n* . _ ( 1 ‘ O C ' ’ vA . ■ ■ i____________ 1______ - Teddies [I Pheonix-pr. ’ . *>• - I . - .. • 4 *' *. ■ &; V * • -V.V: i..: ’•* ■ y �THE SANFORD HERALD, APRlt 3 1924 CHILDRfc.V8 FATAL DISEASES CH ILDH DTSiFATAli DISEASES Behind Bat! N A T IO N A L BASE B A L L WEEH Worm* and parasite* in the In­ fantine* at cniMren undermine Worms and narxsiL Begins April 4Ufc See our Window far the finest display-of health and so weaken their vitality testfue* of children andennine floods during this peek. The Lucky Deg Kind. t f at they are unable to restart the ! health and so weaken their vitality that they are Unable to resist the , A T TH E SPORTSM AN STORE. ■hfe course is to g iv e 'a few doses diseases so fatal tq child life. The «»f White ' Cream Vermifuge. It safe coarse Li to give a few doses destroys and expels, the - . worms o f White's Cream Vermifuge.' It withoot the slightest injury to the destroys and expels the worms health or activity o f the child. without the slightest injury to the Price 35c. Sold by all lading drug­ health or.activity o f the child. Price gists. r 33c. Sold Ly.Union Pharmacy. S A N F O R D CYCLE CO SANFORD’S POPULATION Annual. Event ^ ’itl Attract Pre mlcr Golfers o f Slate To Tampa Where Tournament Will De Held on April l(Hh. -one or the most thrilling bouts ever witnessed in thin part o f the slate. It was nothing but action from start to finish-. Three ■knock­ downs were scored In as m/>ry rounds. A fter Ross had sent Mm* dleton down to the canvas for a count of seven In ‘ he second round, the latter rame hack in the follow­ ing stanza and- sent the North • Carolinian to dreamland with n crushing blow lo his body. r. A fter the hotit was oyer nnd Rosa had aufTiciently recovered his ' (tenues to understand that he was out, he declared that he wanted another whr.rk at Middleton and 1- promised fans here that ho would reverse the decision. Col. George W. Knight ahd M.sJ. Ralph fl tovena _ ipirr.ediflicjy conferred with Match. tnalur Hilly Dawron and aa n re* "(Hilt of their. lacKtipi; it -vaa nn-flrtcmn .eil ih at the pair of mitt itr-i " tint would In* the headline attract­ ion on the nrd to he offered heh-e next w|ek, That it will In another. ha*tie .T tiH .pf nri-im: if the Confident preciilkUim of- every line *.-hn saw !hr .' men In action here before. Both bojo'rr have cfe cr footwork and Is.rb ni-c s g g r v ive. .Middlet.iu ip i. l" t Ic- tj po rful right hook while i Tin-- yo* e#ae» a left Punch that | i < hiv al nirRileroua. Each man, , It la believed will go into the ring - with jin aim to put the other out J by the k. o. rente. ^ Roth men have by th*j|r clean ’** farirea In their initinl appearance:* r*Xfm ’cor iif frien>tji nnd it is ho| llovpd, th.ir *hr i r-tvd v/IJI he nh^iut f evenly divided In pulling for its I reapertiv* favorites. It Is undsrstdod that Middleton will arrive 1 here the first part o f the week to I 'life kome training in this city nnd t rtncWvntiilly get acquainted bettor TAMPA; Fla., April 3 - The pre­ mier gulfing ev^nt of the 7 *?nr among the amateurs o f the state of Florida is scheduled to get un­ derway here when match play starts Apr. 10 for the annual I chur.pion’ hip of the state.r On" o' the large^fTitlil* in the history of the state event ii ex■ported end arrangements nre ho■nir made to core for nio-e than 200 golfers fn.m every section of tne peninsula. A* least six flights wifi h r. played. The management of the Talma Cold, course on whirh •he tournament will l>e played are making arrangements for , m- *e ’ *han «it flights If necessary but at least sir e-o assured. < Among those who have entered] or nr** expected to ent"r in the near fat mo* sro reveral of the promfnept contestant* o f l»«t yenr made a name for themselves Hero is June Miyakawa of Oka­ In Jacksonville. Thea« In'dude e.n- yama, Japan, and who plays be­ 11 is-- from almost u/cry city of hind the bat on Harvard’s baseball lr» the state. team. Hu la said to be a wonder. i|sire » • |- 'J A rnrtinl list of those from whom '■ntrteS nre evne-ted ere n* follows: ^Jacksonville: Ted Foster. Al Ul- NEW GOLF . PROFESSIONAL. ">nr •F'tnk 'Ro'fers, t’ p" Harduker. JACKSONVILLE April 3.— Ned Fred Fnsar. Joel Tucker Julian McKennn has been engaged by the t, 'i-»r'dre Tommy Ayrcck, rand Florida Country Club aV’ profes­ Slev*>rnl others • .... * • sional, it ii learned here, to suc­ t'r i» nil"• Heloh Ycsr1 v. Frank ceed McNamara, who resigned Rooers. Frank Grenw-y Kdwin several weeks ago. McKenna t o-es.sn Sum Thomnnon. flus Hart, comes from Buffalo, N. Y , where Paul McNeil anil ntho-* he ha« served as professional for Denis: Clarenre and Jack Camp, several years, and ha* for the ^nrk ttnrr’ n nn l several others last several years been the pro­ Famous Veleran Pilot Will Com­ from that city fessional at the Tallahassee pel© In Races To Be Held In Miami- T W. “ Tu '*’• T»-,1mnr Country Cluh where he b now lo­ Jacksonville On ore«ent rhnmpion I n f'hn«e. Ho- cated. Saturday. " ’nrd Those, flick RuJInn, RoiMv 'JACKFDNV1LLE. Apr. 3— Half n- rdine. Dr, Junes and also severPANAMA CITY X jw depot he » score oiiT jTa*lop idly known■sped p iH nl others. n;; ciccted hy Atlanta Xi St. An Mars, including the votersn Louis l akeland- Tin1" Wil! T ff Dishrow, fnrmur truilc champion Williams. Mr. Chase. '* tc ' ‘ I drew* Bay Railroad company. of the lbor|d,‘ will c<>tnt*4e in a M il others. six even! nftfbmofdlo racing pro Winter Haven: Dick rv.j . .< cr Marketing organizations of gram to he rjngid henTtSaTurday ur*- of Init year. Frank ’ re .'armers did more than, 52,00(1,afternoon. April .'>.'l»y the Florida r-’d Torndl. I., f ’ /,■ ' . . . : 000,000 worth of business last year. State l oir. -I.arry D. Stone of T'ldfti tmd others Mimtingbam. sn*-therri yehamplnn. Rabson f’ark: The I.ouden Bro* Clco Sarles of Dus Moines, Iowa, •hf-rs, and others. REALIZING Eddie. .Dnlly of Orlando. Walter Rprvls of Jacksonville, Ray Clay- Su Petersburg* Boh Lasslng nnd brother..Tracy Smithj Cot Mc­ fHHil of Kansan City and Gene hfa _ Mr. Frame and Mr. Fuller Ourny of Bordeaux nre among the |Call, and several others. ■tars that .Secretary It. M. Htrlplln Clenrwnter: Frank' Booth, Dr. Mnhy have made it pos­ l u v i t i u c k t l . up Jhruughou t . ihi- I'Dickenson, Messrs. Turner, Pierce, sible to ncrpilre a home of Icountry for the opening of the Hobart nnd others, their own—the realization AN IDEAL nsMvf-d -Vrffih Flirt * .nuuerdale and xevernl others nre expected Boon, The players are ro< bring their wives ns i social functions, Including bridge ■ parties, tun dnn'-on ami automobile ! rides are being arranged for the ladies. ■ The qualifying round begins f Tuesday morning and will bo car-1 fled over to Wednesday, match I play starting Thursday. Players! are requested to get their blinks, with the fees In by Monday noon ! at the latest, in order tint they I 4 ’» .Although the two preliminaries • have not been definitely decided.upon as yet, it is understood that one ‘ "Of thorn will see McIojlih, b ral ’ AfghtWelght in action ngalqit Kid * Rock o f Orlando, Lust week Rock "-defeated Glenn- Whittle easily in a - four-round nffnir Mid two wjvk-i i before Mr Luca * was also un easy Winner over Whittle. This match w ill b* 3ne of great interest te lu* ‘ eat fans. The Herald Want Ads have u deal to do with bringing about home own­ ership, for they point to opCiortunltica in buying, sellng, exchanging, See whnt the Herald Wants ha--« to offpr in aid­ ing you in having your drennis for a homa como true. Keening in touch with the Hcrnld Wants means keeping in touch with real­ ty opportunities. Just turn to the Herald Want Ads now nnd see bow many such offers are listed thero and, perhaps, the very one you are looking for will catch your eye. PHONE 148 Seminole Gun Club, three mileH out will shoot ev e ry Thursday afternoon. Every­ one Invited. Three mllwt on PENSACOLA Contract to Jut for constructing 7tipi!u suet of Pi'iisaiula-Flumulon.- road. • ar/ r e«it I nAn 1 * I represent the ' 23 school" mimed and Ilie* crvnHT of tho stnlu’s high school perforinorpi v/iH bo seen J s r n lp T h r i's Florida High hurt* daunting tlu-lr s c h o o l colors. Fort Lauderdale, who won the auHchoids Including Hanford have Entcrrd Trains For Annual 1 pcciito honor last spring Is mming -up yrnngrr lHaii ever thia year unt ■ M*«t at (•ninrsvllle Friday , And Haturduy. v__, A rc/the ajile_]eadi"i ship t f Tone 11 Pr/sc-ott* and declare that they in­ O AlNEfiVlLl.K, Apr. 3— FIor l- tend to mnkii things hum from the tire out a f t e r dn’s recently constructed quartcr- very Btaft, mllu cinder oval encircling.. Mur* several of the exi ling rccordt and' phruu Field will lie litttiugly chri «- many of their hackcra am wager, j will fChud Friday nnd Hnlurday with ing heavy tdde that they ■«na o f tho must colorful nlhletic again cop liundrs. Duval nigh who has rtiigned .vita vents over held witldn. (lie slate, nnd In the writer’s humblo upin- prumu In track affairs ever aiitcu «s's« v x ie iiu n state. high the inungtiratloii of the nnutlnl •chool record* will go l»y the occnBion ten years ago, will not ( hnarls hy virlue <>f th« fa< t that semi a team to compete In the t kho-Oew oval far OcUpses the o n 1 meet. Due to thu fn-1 that a misp that was U'ed for so many year-, cnderntauding developed last year irthlifUm In milM of -|ieed mid attrnc- l - i w it isavcrtili pf weal ing the Tiger colors and thu ’id will favorahl;. cum pare witii director o f athletic* at tho *u hool lythiug In . tho, Bouthlsnd nnd it whh decided to take this action. Much adverse criticism has bean Ith the weather conditions just omo speedy running should heaped about the shoulders o f the a reebnlod in tho flnnU Haturduy Red and While nfficnl.s for their stund in the matter and It in hoped ^sfenty-thrsa schools' hnve ptoc- that they will reconsider and enter d their entries with Dr. Munches- an 'aggregation next year. Tonsidcruble interest D being rr, who ia handling that end of ho Affair. The task of arranging manifested in the coming occasion (loach h«.Vfrioua avents and getting the from n .Joenl standpoint. >f detail whipped into order Joe Bure ha n has a Aim set o f cin­ W» an-extremely hard orte der tUra and WlU-e o We-tho- iwuet car nnd Dr. Manchester de- with the determination of carting worlds o f prglsa for the car* away at least his shaio o f the • < lannfr In which ho has ac- prixaa. ahed. tha work. The schools The preJimlnnries in both classes iY « entered teams in the will-start at 2 o’clock uharp Fri­ fir* as follows: Sanford, day afternoon, The fWo leading Haven, Lake Wales, Nt. men in all Held event# will be sc- P r airg is t s are Instrorleil lo ri'tnnd m o n e y Ip ev ery J u s la a r s w h - r a r e , tills are nut ntitulnril. 'l*lm - very llrsl tlusa or A H om e-B u ildin g Campaign Remarkable in Plan and S cop e A magnificent building campaign! Splendidly balanced in every detail. Ilomo building carried out on a scale wliicb permits of unusual economics in construction costs; savings In time and labor and expense which always increases beyond expectation with individual builders. Every detail o f financing arranged in the most satisfactory and economical manner. Every detail of the building of a homo from the drawing of plans to.tho completion o f construction and the planting of Jawns carefully attended to. It is not at all surprising that homo building has been one of the most popular features of the Coral Gables development plan. It offers wonderful opportunities for home investors and saves money for them in many ways. And tho man or woman who buys or builds n homo, in Coral Gables is in­ vesting in property the value of which is enhancing more rapidly than in any good residential lection in the entire Miami district. I f the many advantages in homo building mentioned above arouse your interest and awaken the impulse to own your own home, why not seriously investigate these advantages without delfifcj W hy not come and talk over the matter with us now ! < I.KM JUMia 1.1VK.lt A M I KIOXMY TOXIC ulpiosl InvurluMy M<.|m Hi etem lsn c y of arieeiing uml c o u g h i n g "Oil tlia I h l n f tlose •isuslly slops lh a sev er est CuLI>. T h * c om m u o • olil must l>e rlu -((q-iv, a serious illsensc s o g 'n rlit o f It at o n . « . If >our innst-ii s urn) sore o r you h av » that c h illy fc a llu g w lih a dull hriiiliinlir, It'S a sure s i g n that you h ave token cold, 1*00*1 W(,tl for I'tieiimonla to Ja velon, |>ul b u y it b ottle o f CLI Vt Jl'N tat 1,1 VHit A S P K ID N EY T t ) S i l l tod a y. Tha c o s t Is s n io lf a(»l you cult hot u ffa r d t o laku a chaneu u l this tlm a o f y sor . F o r sale at Cnme to Coial Galdca tomo\mw—or some day this week aboard a ds lax* l'uUaiua Ibis. Slake your reservation at the local office nud avoid «Ua- appoiutuicnL ROUMILLAT & AN DERSO N t ^ u FICTION RfRAHK NORTONGEORGE E. MERRICK, OWNER AND DEVELOPEB DAMMERS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS A Rural Comedy Drama in 4 Ada. Execntict Office*: 158 £. Flagler Street, Miami7 ' Florida Offices: Jacksonville, St, Augustus*, Wist Palm Beach, Daylona, Qrlggipf Tampa, St, Petersburg Sanford, b& tlm i, Deland, Xatfr.. / YAU D EVILLE'BETVVEEN A C T ff Extra Added V r ’ Attraction— Green ' A* RwCrNovclty Singing O ietoea f e ; - . s r wWinter . ternoon. Thfa applies to hot! ’f . Orlando, Hovjca and chan>plonshlp fttvli irw, Quincy, The. (erai-finals |i> tho )0O alatka, Day- dash, 220.yi.rd dash, 120 Yard hurdles and the 220 yanl-RlW dies will be held Hj|tUYdiiy« ico: Milane Theatre Bldgn C. L. Bennett, Division Mgr, �. * < r? : •.v*V a , . |A; V w 7*■-'c'V -" * f __ ____ THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, APRIL 3 1 0 2 4 ._____ ■_______________________________ ^ __________ ____________^ PACT UJtm0 l - Jiw l j* u —— ’it - » •■• He r a l d w a n t a d s w i l l k e e p iford V - Political Announcements Dally Herald TT-AD * RATES *•' MISCELLANEOUS W ANTED Y ou posted on a l l s a n f o r d b u s in e s s a c t iv it ie s o f im p o r t a n c e LOST A N D FOUND ROOMS FOR KENT MR FOR LOS’t an opportunity to keep abreast with the times by not apa rtment. Private bath, also leading tha classified pages of bedrioom. 703 Palmetto Ave. Jyour daily newspaper. Herald F o K R E ST—Two vo rooms, up-.want ads contain many Inte stairs and one downstairs. 112 message:, i t will pay jo\y< Laurel Ave. them -daily. FOR~RENT—Two furnished bed" I TTiO ,T, .or today: . . You../are known rooms for rent. Phone-----24. by the company you seep; thereW ilt'” RENT — U r g e fum lshcd[foie avoid msyonnalie 'd apartment all modem conven- fdre avald mayonnaisk dressing. It has been mixed up with oil.— iences. 417 W. Second.' New Haven hagUter. ARE YOU— Looking for a room. If you don’ t find one.IK ed In this column, Insert n small ^ ^ E A L E S f A want ad and you will receive the f Q R RENT— Ono 12-room flat, best listings In the city. * good condition, centratfy located. FOR REJiT— Nice apartment for ■_vl_ rent. 304 W. 5th-St. Phene 444. POR RENT—Store room, good condltion, good location. SOUS lLE HELP W A N T E D . AUTOMOBILES AN D . REPAIRS WANTED— First class cook. Hsrrell’s Cafe. Tavmrea. Fla,, FOR SAl.E—beSoip pnlnta and ‘ FORDS “ T- ; Madam* Harriet, • WANTED— Sanford vanrishca at * Snhford Novelty New ana Used Beauty Parlor. who are In need o f eom peteot kaacd . will be r»sole ajvbta. \ 154-tfc ROADSTERS Over Mobley’s Drug Store. help should read tha classified | f r u m y n l r « * « and M T o u r i n g s . FOR SALE—Rhode / Island eggs Park Ave. Phone 245. ret Immediately far page o f The Herald. Thero’e COLFES for scHlng, lb eggs for $1.90. reason for sending out-of-town for SEDANS Mrs. Ellsworth, B^ardall Avenue, _lOe a liar help when there la probably Just PUBLIC Stenographer; your bus__He a liar TON TRUCKS Sanford. P|ioi»e^3303. 83-tfp the person you want In the city. ncss solicited. 107 Park Ave. __Hr a III* Cain or terms. Phono 349. For----SALE^Tolored people CLERKS. Railway Mail, 18-35. __ dr a liar We Sell or trade. straighten your hair, new rem­ Exam. May 3. $133 mo. Expert* |Face Type double above EDW ARD HIGGINS, edy, order a dollars worth today ence unnecssary. F or free partieAuthorised Ford Dealer luccd datea are for con­ and pay postman on delivery. , ularr., write R. Terry (form er Civil POLITICAL Sanford. trive Ineerllona. Cra-mi Company, Wilson, N. C. {Service examiner) 183 Barrister yorda of average length FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac* j ANNOUNCEM ENTS SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 counted a line. tically nlw. SfnSTS? »p .» : WANTED— Salesman, can --------■urn charge 30c for flrat First Street. Next door to Smith use few art Dutton. Ytlon. Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ live wire rest estate salesmen NOTICE Ivertislng la reatrlcud to pair all kinds of cook stoves. If either sex. Cell between 10 and •r claaalflcallon. I will be a candidate for renomlerror la *hnde Tha Bnnyour trouble is stove trouble, see VULCANIZING 12. Coral Gables office. lerald wilt be reapunalble nation for the office of State At* us. • flood (ToiDnE i t t a -b o tie r s - w x m s ly one Incorrect Inaerllon, Gpodyear torney of the Seventh Judicial CirFOR SALE— Ancona baby chicks. ivertlaer, for aubneaurnt ‘ ED—5,000 colored laborers c m and ana. The office ahould be Fine strain pure-bred ancona cuit of the State of Florida, s u b * ! H O U S E S F O R R E N T , S ’* tW0*r° ° m * Part* find work at Hastings, Florida, Immediately In core of Balloon Tire* chicks, hatched from eggs from my Ject to the action c f the DemoC * ,nUsed Cars ro A n v R n n sE n n . ■ cratlc Primary. Your endorsement FOR RENT— Cottage. J.Muaaon. |j.n R s,\i.F ._i?n nr™. n>UA i.mi own flock of carefully selected KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, April 14 to June 1, harvesting po­ bleeders. My 17 years experience tato crop. Good pay and free liv­ lerald repreaentatrva thorfor a second......................................FOlTltENT— term of office will bo S-VoomTottTgc with • Suitable for vegetable and grove, Commercial S t in breeding onconns assure you the famlllar with ratra. rules greatly appreciated. ing quarters. Dont’ write, come bath, lights and water. W. J. $ 1200 . aaalflcatlon. will glva'you best to be had in the breed. All GEORGE A. DcCOTTKS. ready for work. Work for tha Thigpen.______________ __________ | lie Information, And if FOR COUNTY JUDGE Baldwin FOR SALE— Ford racqr In good State Attorney, Seventh Judicial FO RTtEN T— 10-room hours cen- FOR S^LE— 15 acres celery land chicks delivered South fah. they will aulat you In whole family. ‘ Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala. I hereby announce my candidacy condition, 1921 engine; a bar­ Circuit, State of Florida. fg your want ad to make fronting oh Lake Monroe, ! trally located. Apply 410 Oak for the ofliee o f County Judge FOR SALE— Remington type­ gain. See it at 323 Palmetto Ave. WANTED— Twenty live and hust­ effective. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER acres cleared and under irrigation, Ave. f.Seminole County, subject to tht ______________ writer with wide carriage, $30.00 Phono 27. IPOIITNAT NOTICR. ling boys to deliver and sell tb« ction of the voters at tho Demo­ •I hereby announce my candidacy FOR RENT— Large 7-room house; a ir planted, four flowing wells, for quick sale. Inquire Herald of­ FOR SALE— Republic one-ton trtlaera ahould give their for rc-clection for the office 6 f cheap. Herald in Sanford. Good money cratic ’primary June 8. can sublet an apartment. Apply fice. or poatofflce addreaa aa truck, thoroughly overhauled and County Commissioner of Sominole JOHN G. LEONARDY. In their phona number If ....County, District No.‘ l, subject to T. A. Creonlcaf. Lako Mary. _j__ FQR SALE— 5 acres all in culti­ FOR SALE—One pair* mules and repainted. New tires. Wight Gro­ for the right kind o f boys. Com* lealre reaulta. About one down to the Herald office tomor­ FOR COUNTY JUDGE wagon, cheap, or one mule._Lcw- cery Co. the action o f the Democratic pri­ FOR RENT— 6-room bungnlew, all vation, 6-room house, good barn. out of a thouaand haa a modem conveniences, furnished Lake Monroe front with paved Is, Altamonte ■one. and the other* can't To the People o f Seminole County: mary June 3, 1924. Springs.. Phone row afternoon right after school jnlcate with you unleaa F. road. $5,000.00. * $00.00, unfurnished $50.00.fiOO-G. I am a candidate for County G. L BLEDSOE. and see the Circultaion Manager Business (now your-addreaa * Judge, your support and vote on Lane._____________________ _ FOR SALE—Twelve head of good FOR REPRESENTATIVE o f the Herald for particulars. llnmnllnnaarr Ml’AT be June the 3rd will be appreciated. Opportunities mules; can be seen nt the Or­ la pereoa at The HaaI respectfully announce myself FOR KENT— For 0 months, com­ FOR SALE—10 ncrcs, 5 cleared, __SAMUEL A. D. WILKINSON. vegetable land, flowing well. lando' Novelty Works. fortably furnished house, six IHerald of flee or by letAddress' as n candidate for the House of Tetephoue illeeaatlaFOR REPRESENTATIVE. I Representatives from Seminole sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia Two blocks of loading station, R. II. Lockhart A Co., Orlando, Fla. I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— We, arc aaf valid. _ .L BUILDING chcnp. I hereby announce my candidacy County, subject to the Democratic Avenue. WANT tomato planta; quote best the manufacturers of a well leoua. Prompt, Efficient for member House of Representa­ primary, Juno 3, 1924. If elected prices on tomato plants in femall known and widely advertised pro8ervlca. M ATERIAL FOR SALE— Lots in Roscland nnd large lots and kind of toma­ prietery medicine,' want a repretives*-for Seminole County subject I will advocate constructive legis­ Heights. High and dry. A -l loca­ toes you have, and if can fill order aantatlve-irr-each tuuniy 111 Flor^ ' FOR RENT to tho action o f the voters nt tho lation for tho benefit of the great­ al tion on Sanford Ave., from $250 on short notice. <«L. Powell, Tifton, ida. Our proposition is attractive MIRACLE Concrete Co- r Democratic primary, June 8. est number o f people 'in Seminole FOR RENT—Gnritgc, corner 11th to $500 each, easy terms. If you cement work, sidewlsks, : Political Ga. and will net a man from $200 to FORREST LA K E County and the state of Florida. ' Si. and Elrt Ave. lag blocks, irrigstion boxes. J. B, want n desirable home come in and ^ J. R. LYLES. F m r SALE— freed baby cart. $250 per month. Character and Terwilleger, Prop.______ __________ Lnnouncements ’ FOR CLERK OF COURT sec us. ability count more than money in Phone 412-W. OF 1)ISI hereby announce my candi­ FOR ’ CONSTABLE selection. Write us your qualifica­ Lumber and Building MateriaL TRICT NO. 1. dacy for tho office of Clerk of tho DRESSMAKING If you wnnt a city lot, a subur­ Carter Lumber Company IOSECUTING ATTORNEY tions and if satisfactory wo will I hereby announce that I am a Circuit Court, Seminole County, ban lot, u house ready built, cel­ N. Laurel St. Phona 545. explain our proposition to you by lire to announce t 6' the citi- Florida, subjoct to the decision of candidate for condablo of District ery farm, grove or anything in DRESSMAKING. HILL LUMBER CO. Hous* Jt letter. The National Remedy Com-' Scralnolc County that I am tho Democratic Primary to be No. 1, subject to the Democratic Wc arc equipping n shop to do the Ren! Estate line call us. Wc 5 room modern House for pany, Fostoffice Station G, Jack­ ■Service, Quality l t d Price, « |date for the nomination to held on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. all kinds of dressmaking. Cloth­ sell at the owners price only. Phone 135. tt sale or rent, furnished. Rent sonville, Florida. rcuttng Attorney for tho Jtam] for. efficiency and service in Said district bcig composed of the ing for all ages. A shop for all following voting precincts: San­ kinds o f sewing. . W4 respectfully Call and see us. We give you Court of Seminole County, office. VANCE E DOUGLASS. $45.00 per month or for a ford, Lake Monroe and Pnoln. solicit the patronage o f tho people the bargains and service. [to the action of tho Demo- FOR MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., P. E. WALKER. of *Sanford and vicinity. Primary, «unc 3rd, 1924. I ______ Seminole Hotel Annex._____ quick sale can be handled for i LAN DA I hereby announce m yself a can­ FOR SHERIFF. ■grateful lor your vote- and didate for re-election to the office •402 Sanforc A te. REAL BARGAIN— 180 acres fine $850.00 including furniture, I hereby announce myself ns r Sination. citrus and truck land, near Dixie o f membet of the board o f public candidate for tvst* oSJco of Sheris M RSrN IXOJl has ntidcd_ to~her TEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. instruction, representing school of Seminole County, subject to the dressmaking establishment tail­ Highway, close to town, nnd front­ balance $35.00 per month, in­ foUNTY (COMMISSIONER district No. 1 of Seminole Coun'y, Democratic primury June. 1921 oring, ladies auits tailored to order. ing two large lakes. Price $00.00 an acre. Terms. Hiram Powers, cluding interest. W. A. TILLIS. feby announce my candi- subject to the Democratic primary 304' W. Fifth St. Winter Park, Fla. |r County Commissioner for to he held on Juno 3rd, 1924. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER F£ed R. Wilson Transfer-Draying . No. 2 Sominole C o u n ty ,__________FRED T. WILLIAMS. I hereby announce my candi­ 49 acre farm, 1 mile from to the Democratic Primary,. *p0 t h b VOTERS OF TIIE I91rll dacy for County Commissioner for wealth. Ninety-nine per cent of (Continued from page 4.) ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1921. the fifth district of Scninolp Coun­ SENATORIAL DISTRICT. nur wealth is undeveloped. {A\\ city limits, 10 ..room ..house See C. E. Chorpening L. P. HAGAN. After dtie consideration, I have ty. Subject to the nction of the tho prict paid for nitrogen during PHONE 3302 THOMAS A. FRUNZE, who the war the’ nitrogen in the air Firat.National Bank Bid*, I CLERK CIRCUIT COURT decided to become u candidate fur June Primary of 1924. takes Trotzky’s. place at head-of nbove was worth twenty-five hun­ well built, G Arc places, good Sanford, Fla. --------------------:— E. H. HILRER. re-election., to the Stato Senate Sanford ■■■ Florida |r«by announce that 1 am a the army while Trotsky runs Rus­ ite for the office o f Clerk from the 19th Senatorial District, MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD sia generally, tells the Russian dred dollars every square foot of hard wood floors. Price *$5500. land— nssbming the owner of the Circuit Court of Seminole composed of Orange, Seminole and __I wish ta announce that I am soldiers that they must look on the every, capitalist ns their tloujljy land to be entitled to the wealth r, aubject.to the action of the Osceola Counties, subject to tho rundldatc for Member of v In the expanding nyratnid of air George A . EfcCottes ratic primary in June. 1024. Dcmi'cr^flc Primary to be hold School Board of Seminolo Co. from enemy. And their idea mus W . J. Thigpen , above him. Thei e Is no tjnd to this June 3tw. I respectfully solicit School district-‘ No, S; Subteci ttf « H. If. CHAPPELL. Lewis & Co. eofwjue.st oTaTKiKuropi by tho Attorney-at-Law I nation's \VfcaltH.' " your support. . the decision o f tho Democratic pri­ Army o f Russia. |JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ____ M. O. OVpRSTREET. Over Seminole County " , Address , Haa moved to Puleaton A mary to be he’d June, 3, 1924. sreby announce that I am a f o r c o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r EUROPE IS almost as ignorant R ank H. II. PATTISHALL.. Brumley Bldg. Real Es­ First National Bank Building, THE PRACTICAL Russlnn ' ite fo rthc office of Juxtidfc nbout the United States us the 1 hereby announce my candidacy Sanford,------------ r Florida FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT problem o f the moment, howrvor, United States in about Europe, tate and all Idnda of InPeace in and for the first for County Commissioner for the( ground floor. somo of those generally speaking. German pa­ i wish to announco that I am u is to persuade district of Seminolo Coun- Fifth District comprising Chuluoeurance. |With tho legal and efficient ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to candidate for Clerk o f the Circuit “ deadly enemy capitalists’’ to lend pers say that tho United States No. 107—Telephone 349--Pnrk Ava. ice of the executive officers the action o f the Democratic pri­ Court of Seminole Co., subject to Russia some o f their m oney., As government triaik.; to persuade Dot tocrutic primary, June third. to conquering tho whole of Europe, Ikrgdoll, war slacker, to come county I promise to do my mary June 3. . Schelle Maints that can come later. If elected, I promise the faithful Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet Iwithout prejudice. back, promising him kind treat­ C. A. RAULERSON. Nobody has conquered the whale ment. The Idea of the United American railroads expended performance of the duties conL. Q. STRINGFBLLOW. J. L. PERKINS FOR SHERIFF. of Europe yet and it isn’t likely States government, says the Ger­ moro than $3,000,000,000 last year LAWYER nectcd with that office. To the Voters of Seminole County: IFOR COUNTY JUDGB. that anybody will, unless somebody man government, wns to distract W . L. MORGAN. Salat Department^ for materials, fuel, supplies and :- — Court H oum 1 hereby announce my candidacy pject, or course, to the action should come from Asia. attention from tho oil party and maintenance of equipment. FOR TAX COLLECTOR ' San Juan Oarage Democratic Primary to be for the office o( Sheriff of Semi­ save tho Republican party. That’a I wish to announce mat I am a fane 3rd, I will be n candidate nole County, subject to the voters candidate for're-election to tho cf* AND IN nil Asia there is only about as Intelligent as some o f the lo office of County Judge of of the Democratic Primary to be of County Tax Collector of one sufficiently concentrated nnd things our learned newapapor men W a lle r a f A p p llrn lliin f a r T a x llrrU |iole County. I shall be gratc- held June 3rd, 1924. if elected I tlco I'liUrr X e rllu a STS o f the ( i r a r r a l Seminole Counts.-, subject to the intelligent power to be of any im­ write about what is happening in Ntatutra ml th e S t a te a f Klorliln or the nomination and elec- promise four vnars of Law En­ action of the Democratic primary portance. That’s tho Japanese na­ Europe. Elton J Moughton Notice la herenv given that Overforcement in a business manner by land if elected 1 assure the tion, and nature, by the recent to be held in June. street Investment Company, pur­ iship of Seminole a fair and tho help of the P^Mgr subordi­ ARCHITECT chaser of Tax Certificate No. IIS, ELECTION MAY B __________ JWO. J ). JINtflNS.___ earthquake, has made it necessary Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers dl r.dmlnistration of the af- nates or assistants onJ earnestly dated thn 1st day nf June. A. U., for Japan to devote all her energies Firat National Bank BldgT 1*90. hna filed said certificate tn my SCHOOL to home problems at least for the af tW* office. solicH tho support of all law en­ MEMBER COUNTY ARCADIA, Apr. 3.— An election office, and haa made application for 117 Park Avanae— Phaae 445 BOARD forcement \«>ters, on Juno 3rd. SCHELDE MAINES. next generation. Sanford, ■ Florida to vote on issuing $1 ,000,000 in Ins deed to Usun In armlanrn with I hereby announce myself a can­ _____ RAYMOND L. A L L E N ._ law. Hald certificate embraces the county road bonds will be hold in SUPERINTENDENT OP didate for re ulcctlon as a member UNCLE SAM, through the Ccn- DoSoto county May 0. The coun­ foll'twlntr described properly situ­ ----------j------------------------------------- : FOR TAX ASSESSOR. fUBLIC INSTRUCTION ated lit Hctnlnole County, Klorliln. I of the County Board of Public In«us Bureau’, his been counting up I wish to announce that I am a ty commissionera have called the to-wit: U Int. In neif. N\v. Cor. [reby announce my :amlidacy [ struction from District No. 3. his money nnd finds that this en­ of NKK. Her. 3. Two. II for tho purpose of raising of KWH -election to the office of candidate for. re-election to tho j (Geneva, It 11 K.. run a &3I.I .ft. K («1 Oviedo, Osceola and tire nation Is worth threo hundred election Sanford N o v elty funds“ "to “complete a county-wide ft.. N. SJ6.6 ft.. W. 1(3 ft. /Lena It. •PI superintendent of pueltc office of Tax Assessor o f Semiction of .Seminole County, nolo County, subject to the decis-1Ji,hUn ° la) *a« Je&.,to tho ? ct,on„ ° f and twenty billions, nnd about system of hard-surfaced roads and It rlsht-of.wgy)—* sere". Toe said 1 rlrnary, Juno 3rd, eight hundred millions over. Our to build a new county Jail. County l„nd being assessed si tha date of The Matthews Press It to the Democratic primary ion o f the Democratic Primary to I■1024.Democratic W orks Having served as a mem- wealth increased moro thun seven­ Engineer Cravens has drawn un tha Issuance of such certificate In Weleka lllitg.. H iller* Fla. be held June 3rd, 1924. Iheld on June 3rd, 1924. the name of A. M . Hunt. Unifsa ty-two per cent in ten years. A. VAUGHAN. *il’c r iof the Board since 1915, and Phone 417-L-2 plans for )ho road work which call anId certificate shall be redeemed T. W. LAWTON. •|having been chairman of the That’s encouraging. The average for 114.8 milea of hard-surfaced Bcrordlna to law las deed will leeua FOR TAX COLLECTOR . V. C. COLLER, Prop. COUNTY PROSECUTING I Board since 1919, espcraUy fits mo wealth o f the United States, the mails in the county. The two thereon on tha Ifith day -of April, I beg to announce m yself a can­ A. I>. 1931. for the work required of a Board ATTORNEY. amount for each person, is $2,918. didate for. the office of Tax Col­ Witness my official slanaturs sad Central Shop and Mill Work 1 sh to ' announce that I shall lector of Seminolo County, subject member, and if re-elected I prom­ All this, o f course, means nothing. main {oada running north and aouth ■eat this the 7th day of March. A. and cast and west will be sixtean l>. 1131. candidate for the office of to the decision o f the Democratic ise the same conscientious and con­ Sanford Sign Shop Contractor and Builder f HKAI.) k. a . noruuASK |y Prosecuting Attorney, aub- Primary to be held Juno 3rd, 1924.' structive service as has been rend­ Three hundred and twenty billions fret wide. Clerk Circuit Coart . APPROPRIATE ered in my many years of service. is only n fraction o f the nations! the endorsement of tho ______________R. C. M AXW ELL.^ ftemlnle County. Florida. 517 Commercial Strati LETTERING y Oy A. M. Weeks, p. C. CHAS. F. HARRISON, eratie tutors at the June 3rd, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Geneva. Florida. For All Classes of Work 1 hereby announce my candidacy '^GEORGE C. HERRING. * 107 North Sanford Ave. for the office o f County Commis­ FOinCOUNTY COMMISSIONER 0 . C. Bryant, W ag I hereby announce my candidacy rOR COUNTY JUPGB sioner from district number two ■reby announce myself as a o f Seminole county, subject to .the for re-election to the office of Wilson Welding & Radiator TO BKKK FEDERAL AID. late for the office of County action of tho Democratic prim ary. ^ ‘ unty Commissioner from Dis! ner, Fla., will sell at ■ .. , . w 'It lb nlimhits V aiih of __l_ of Seminolo County, subject, June 3, 1924. Works tt it number four of Seminole i MOORE HAVEN, Apr. 2.—The Democratic primary, Juno 3, j *__________ JOHN ME1SCH. County, subject to the action of j Gulf, Okeechobee and Atlantic Carolina,-Florida filli- Waterway Association, recently -If It's Metal we ean weld U." I pledge faithful service the Democrat primary June 3, 1924. FOR SHERIFF >you nominate me. B. F. WHEELER. 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA To the Voters of Seminole County: organized here, by repreaentptivea J. G. SHARON. FOR STATE ATTORNEY. ,_ I hereby announce myself a caning Station, gas at 2 from several place* in thia sec­ I hereby announce my candi|COUNTY COMMISSIONER didate for .Sheriff of Seminole tion o f the state, will reek governcby announce my candidacy County subject to the action of the dney for the office o f State Attor­ AND SUPPUE3 cents above cost theim #nt aid d*v#,?P.lnig a wutcr-election to the office of Domocratlc primary to be held on ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir­ i way across South Florida via the STEWART The Florkl i N FORD,FLA. commissioner of District June 3rd. If I am elected I pledge cuit of Florida, subject to the Dcm- i rOOTorflRST Caloosahatchee River, Lake Okee­ Flowers For All Seminole county, subject to myself to fulfill the duties of this ocratic Primary to be held June 3, chobee and tho St. Lucie canal year around. ' /’ . ,• • ■ i Membera Florists Telegrafk 1924. tion o f the voters on June 3rd. office to the best o f my ability. and Inlet. E. E: BRADY. a W. ENTZMINGER. J. A. 8 CARLETT. 1 ■■BSSSSSBSSBBBBBSBaBSSSSBIBSBSBBSlSBSSSBSBSBMSSBB livery Association *p Cash In Advance FOR RENT— Furnished two-room .* FOR SHERIFF I hereby nnt}ounco myactf •.can­ didate for reelcctlon to the offlcb o f sheriff o f Seminole county aubjeet to thn action of tho Demo­ cratic primary to be held oh June 3. If elected for another term I pledge co fulfill the duties of,the office in tho same efficient manner that I have conducted it in the past. C. M. HAND. FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC I I-STRUCTION 1 I hereby announce My candidacy for re-election as member of the Board of Public Instruction for Seminole County, Florida, repre­ senting school district No. 2 of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary to be hold on June 3rd, 1924. _______ CHAS. A. DALLAS. MM m S BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD BRISBANE X't WH1DD0N & HODGES PRINTING r E T H tB l m i t ,n 814 Myrtle A*e. IGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS -".jiinininTT o H ! H U M !5 MN HOiCiAHO - 1WANT Contractor and Builder HIM TO HEAR \T • xoo t9iTN<4*wR^> NOW-COMMENCE - SLEEP - S.O. Shinholser W A IT , D E R M U b tC F O R OCR, D U C T * I esLACY O N D PROFEt>T>o« : |I'M t> 0 < 4 L A D VOO CANE* I’VE. HAD CbtOU<irt tuiniMiiiUUIIIIIlllllDIOIIIIII CHADS’. \ QR1N3 O H -fW D EAR G Phone Sanford, ■■ f t: C. M A X W E L L . Real EaUtU i A* m . •— • . L ■ .C' L «■ ■L. • S teL . •' ' * , ' . * . . .* ■ * •1 - j ' * - a- * . • * . •x w ... . % I .• V • • . ■■■ __ � 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, 1924 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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I . r ir • •^v* * ; i .f.T n»in . i S E LSu ,Vh' ' ii.m .1 i f •>r •• - iTOLUMB XV PRESS DISPATCHES h r - 1 '-'• i t -■ - r. > }T * 0: SANFORD, FLORIDA* FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1924. —------ & ■' Longworth, House, Pi i lit Speech t<> I « v*. ... . l(n y r » .. -*■— ■ • . SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS ,• of and Coolidge sylvania Women t . , W ofld Fliers Are Delayed By Storm ( t t r Tfcc l a M r U l r O r m ) SEATTLE, A p r.. 4—Depart­ •e«J, •!» 2 >. » *• ure of four U. S. army planes e word* are .few but •4rho in tho flight around the world a every word count, one who was postponed today until to­ ! s language to make clear his morrow on account of adverse , not to conceal them. A paweather reports received along and statesman. Calvin Coolthe route. Thq worst storm In J ' ■> next president of years is raging In Sitka it is re. United States." Senator Heflin Charges In ported. Towns along the route Aa to Senate Senate Committee Probing report heavy rainfall with low­ X-JL. - r°. diyu.ising the accomplish;*t4 i ) Alleged Fraud in Texas ering clouds. ■qent* of the present and 67th conI/Ond Deals that Creager, Warden of Atlanta grease*, Mr. Longworth made this reference to the senate: • Republican Committeeman jtentiary Called to Stand ’ “ I do not want to be construed Used “ Influence” To Stop Senator Wheeler to as criticising the United States Trials o f Land Companies. fy About Narcotic nate a* a legislative body. It a great legislative body when •cutions, Marking DrfR ) The A u w liI r A P r r u ) condescends to legislate. I think lure by Committee Into WASHINGTON.* April 4. — time has come when that great Fields-W IU GO to Ohio y cease scavenging and get Charges were hurled Thursday in vA t ( i ■ y. < ; __ • the senate committee investigat­ I down to legislate. • ___ Chairman Smoot o f Finance Com* Deteclivea Leave for Chicago With ‘‘Some of us are becoming, very ing alleged land frauds in the Arguments are Iloth for and lower Rio Grand* valley of Tex­ mittee Saya Some of Special TYn GTOn T Apt! 4— t|r«i, and I think the country Is „ neT Warrants Issued for Against Proposed Enforcement as that "influence’’ was used by Appropriation Bills Moat be OR tired of the mass of vitubnate committed Wivest­ Four Men Indicted by Grsnd of Section 28 of Merchant Considered With Tax tion and slush designed to R. B. Creager, Republican nation­ Jury. • . the ofllcial acta of *• Cat. Marine Act. the'reputations of honest al committeeman from Texas, to halt tiials of land companies in M. Daiifcherty, -reached n, with reflections upon the ffce A»i«»taiMl F r m (Hr jr b » .taaoctatrd Trrsa) . Rt TS* A u m Ii I pS Prera) d as well as upon the living which he was interested. * lay in several new diNEW YORK, Apr. 4.-D etecWASHINGTON. Apr. 4^WASHINGTON, Apr. 4.—En­ Senator Heflin, Demo<fr»t<'Alaich crowd the pages of the conTho produce exchange sale* ■tives left for Chicago Thursda a. Having failed to In­ committee , prosecutor,, forcement of section 28 of the ■asionnl record and prevent the bama, tax waa cut in half today by night with bench warrants in al S. Daugherty, brothmade the charges after the read­ merchant marine act, which would nsaction of the business which the senate finance committee search of four men against whom ing into the record o f a letter from provide for preferential railroad 10 former attorney gene country demand* and haa tho to conform to action taken by rates on products carried fight to demand shall be speedily Mr. Creagor to Attorney General freight come here with the the houae in framing the rev- • s grand jury Thunday returned in American vessels, was both op­ Daugherty dated Nov. 14, 1921, transacted.’' • .hi,.y indictment, f . r ' buck.,In, nue bill... A tax of two ante and advocated -before the of bis Ohio bank, the " l do not.know what place Pres­ in which the former asked that posed on each $100 aale was previhouse merchant marine committee orders of the New York stock exittee decided to make a ^ , “ etlon ■R*inst the companies be ident 'Harding will eventually oceaaly ordered continued. ay........... ................................ change firm of E. W. Wagner and yr’ - ’be-said:— ” Hhrt*la*a>l**t-P*,wit>t8 * —eowd-iwvesti-Q h k iie n fQ r c Q iijL J b z as*-. Endorse Newton Resolution. gutlon by the poatofilce depn Company, which closed its offices tlaM w*s all too short for the vast WASHINGTON, A pr 4—An­ that the bank’s books Representatives of shipping in­ task imposed upon him. But he rnent. nouncement Thursday by Chair­ in 41 cities In December. 1921, and jwn open to it. The man Smoot of the senate finance There was also rcaif into the terests endorsed n resolution in­ will merit the thanks of his coun­ failed for $10,000,000. ' the trip haa not been committee that some of the spec­ The bench warrants named Emil trymen and all posterity, if for record Thursday on tho first in­ troduced In Che haute Thursday nothing else, for his indomitable vestigation made by" Postal In­ by Representative . Nawton, Re­ ial appropriation bills pending be­ W. Wagner, directing head of the determination and successful e f­ spector J. M. Donaldson nt Kan­ publican, Minnesota, to defer en­ fore congress would have to be a the coin­ Secretary forts, advised and nlded by one ins City, Mo., dated Muy 11, 1921. forcement of the section to July firm; Frank W. Donaldson, man­ considered in connection with tax batch bf of the greatest secretaries of the In which he asserted the “ land 1, 1925, instead of May 20, 1924, service record* bearing redaction dealt a severe blow to ager of Its main office at Chicago; treasury we have ever had, in companies” have “ Intimate-J that as ordered by the Interstate com­ of the feihire to pros- tho chances of retention of tome Charles A. Johnson, manager of elminatlng extravagance and waste the postofllce inspector could get merce commission. Commission­ of the tax cuts made by the bouse wartims frauds. Tha iU New York branches, and Ernest and reducing government expend!- nowhere with the investigation, er Thompson of the shiping board In the revenue bill. Its wera examined in exoTlenjens, the conceun’s chief fi­ as R. B. Creager would be ap- opposed the resolution and also tnrea to the bone." Bills calling for aggregate ap­ nancial adviser. |session and the secretary’s inted minister to Mexico mid the bill previously introduced by propriations of “almost $8,000,­ appearance for question Was Big Brokerage Firm. at the influence would outweigh Mr. Newton, which would make 000,000 are pending” and some proposed. Before its failure, E. W. Wag­ enforcement by the commission any facta produced." Wheeler, prosecutor In have been passed by either house ner and Company was one of the Issuance of a subpoena for of the section optional instead of ury then called to the or senate. These appropriations most active brokerage firms in John W. H. Crim, former assist-' mandatory. E. Dyebe, now Oklahoma would be in addition to the expend­ America. It hadf membership In ant attorney general and now Opponents of the section de­ tlon agent, and formed itures estimated by tha budget bu­ the new York stock exchange, the special prosecutor in the veter­ clared enforcement would dis­ of the Atlanta penltTi- reau pn which the aurplus of $395,­ New York cotton exchange and the ans' bureau cases, was requested criminate in favor of some ports teatified about tho per­ 000,000 available for tax reduction Chicago board of trade. by George A. Hill, Creager’* coun­ at the expense of others as the in the next fiscal year was estimat­ secutions. Among other With a main office In Chicago, sel, after James R. Page, Kan­ ■hipping board did not have suf­ B r The A m m Ii Ih Pr»u>• . The Sanford Credit Association ed by the treasury. •aid he hadTkcpt after” and two branches In New York, sas .City attorney, who Is assist­ ficient tonnage to handle export­ U&ANg, Apr. X Mr. Smoot is preparing a list of It operated In 30 other large cities. Nickels, 23-year-old Aubrey Lee. has been formed and will be open ing Senator Heflin in the investi­ Votaw, superintendent of produce. Commissioner ......i Youth who fo* businesa within a few day* gation, read into the record a able in the justice department probable extra expenditures which Its private wire system was noted. Thompson contended that the p5onJ.the ^w^rlc chair I gcqording to an announcemsnt he thinks wllL have to be taken »rly a year trying to get him Two years before the house failed when mo riorum suprem from Mr. Crim to Chief board did have sufltetent tonnage Florida supreme court nuSo Friday by A. E» Dkkson, the telegram jMftnta to stop the drug care of by the revenue bill now un­ it distributed among its employes grantedthe Postofllce Lnspecfcr Kush to handle consignments to ports him a new trial a tier of the association, der consideration. In ■ this h $300,000 in Christmas bonuses. Simmons, dated Biarch 1. 1923. that would Uk affected by the com­ imr. Dickson is from- Orlando concerning the nkjioldle: soldier • T£a • Indictments charge that state board 6f pardons n«d roI h'd f f i ,r i s to9‘ .DlS : would Include, he said, the alleged land mission's order. . . bonus biU, which it la estimated heads of the firm swindled its cus­ niaed to commute his sentence on where for four years he has sue- frauds. Mr. Simmon* again re­ a charge of criminal assault. Will Mr. Thompson said (Postponing cess fully operated ' tho Orlando Daugherty Committee wUJ coat a maximum of $136,000,- tomers by trading against them on arraigned once more in Volusia Credit Axosciation. Prior to .that maine d on the stand throughout enforcement aa advocated^ ship­ the first year o f oparation. through a system of 12 “house county •Thursday ut tha session Thursday. at tha spring term,of cirping■ Interests, pending an Inves­ QmeN Mr. Dickson bail a long ex­ ' and conclud- Mr. Smoot has said there ware accounts.’' 'Tlease get word to inspectors tigation of the affect the section SjR “®urt which convenes here perience in.this line of work while Colossal sums Wby. turnim a sm re n alleged aliegi to luFiwy* nqmectcd with R, J. Dunn A Com­ who worked up Stewurt fraud might have.gne commerce, would v» passed tblouirh t hAid me* a new trial" pany: Ha* located in Orlando about ense," thu telegram from Mr. not be aalW)tetaf$4'' ' bonus bill. ' - ■ counts. Investigators to f tho dls- ; Nickels* atlgatora foTthi was one of tha tiiost spectacular aix years ago and later saw the f!m shift, “ that I realize the high F o rc* . Reduction. Reductions In the tax biQ alrea­ triot and f< to. departmental 'edaral attorney were re- ever staged In Florida.. Thousand* needs of a credit association for character of work the/ did in 1* wo don’t get the benefit of dy agreed to by the finance com­ ported to have told tho grand jury p aW cases. this fight and 1 will give tho same section 28, Mr. . Thompson said, mittee Include $222,900,000 In the that In two ycara <rf delving or persons, convinced that he had the merchants of that cit. sort of support l gave them In before the new fiscal year.there received a fair deal in that it With the aid and ico-opcrltion of other cases. A lot of vicious poll. will summons was *&UlSj,bto Incomb tar rates in accordance through as many of the firm’* rec­ not be a forced reduction h F. Lane, a «slth the Mellon plan; $33,000,000 ord* as they could find they were wre * 110* 01! he was forced to en­ Orlando merchants,vshe\«rrganized Ucians are pretty sore today and ter a plea of guilty to the charge station of American'flag ship«.” P the association there with about 50 they need some threshing that .le^ th« »n »y air ser­ In theatr# admission taxes, and unable even to estimate the extent George H. Ingalls, vice-presi­ I said he had been ordor- about $85,000,000 in reductions on of IU transacti&ns. One house ac­ gainst him through fear of mob members. Todav it has a member­ was given the others.” dent o f thu New York Central count .alone, was “ short” $20,000.­ lolnce. entered protest against ship pf nearly 300 and haa a gross . or two ago “ to stay earned Incomes. the order of the court being car­ income of approximately $1,800 Mr. Hill said he wanted Mr. railroad, testifying as an individ­ The total reductions estimated to 000 at one time, they testified. pm the committee” and ual, declared operation of the sec­ ried out and the young man piade 4 been dismiss'd from tho have been made by the bill aa pass­ Valuable Records Gone. month. So successful haa. been Crim called before the committee tion a provisions would tend to because the latter had told nim P*y. the ®*tcemo penalty of his ed by the houae were $440,270,000. Authorities declared that ncorda efforts there that he has in his The committee again took up most valuable to the prosecution alleged crime without trial by possession many letters of a com­ ho would testify that the tele­ divert much freight over Canadian Velandt “ Bzplalns.” consideration of the other rate were missing. Detectives who Jury. On three separate occasions, plimentary nature, from all of the gram referred to the Stewart railroada even if adequate Ameriorder to Lane “to stay no was saved fro mthe noose case and not to the companies can tonnage were available, from the committee,” Vol- schedules in tha house bill Thurs­ went to Chicago to investigate re- through force of these protests, and leading business men. said un exporter would with which Mr. Creager was rU that some of the firm’s He stated Friday that he has inued, was issued be- day after concluding the hearings port, even if rates were the same, the order from the supreme court nccted, and further that Igers had been destroyed, return* of Secretary Mellon, who opposed long had the idea that Sanfurd Creager had not atempted t he sir service wished to directing a new trial was secured where he was not compelled to use TAXsr ®d, •**y,n.fr the records had been ■hould have a similar organisation influence with him in coni preparations o f 'claims the iner anheetiscehi only American ships. only after every remaining re­ 'the Standard Aircraft tho increase in the estate tax vot­ sold for junk and transformed into course had been. exhausted. At­ and with that purpose in view, he with any land company pro: William C. Dufour, representing ■tlon. and the WMys-Ov- ed by tho house. This Increase, It paper pulp. Independent fruit interests, said torney J. H. Bunch, of Jacksonville, came to this city the.first part of tions. Thehe were 30 was estimated, woul$l raise $12,■ „ complainants pany, that these might who represented Nickels in the this week and thus far has receiv­ In . his telegram to Attorney the shipping board did not have , . -£. *he department of Jus- OOOjOOO additional revenue annual­ against heads of the bankrupt appeal, based his pica on tho ex­ e d a splendid reception. At the General Daugherty, Mr. Creager sufficient tonnage nor the kind of brokerage— men end women In all ly. pr further aetion. weekly luncheon of the Chamber walks of life—a patent lawyer, the traordinary motion that the de­ of Commerce Ftslay, Mr. Dickson recalled “conversations I had \rith vessels needed for ail commerej. Continued on page 8. fh not In possession of president of an ice company, a fendant had been forced to testify and his associate, D. M. Sherwood, ou over attacks being made on Lane described his ind companies’’ and said he had theatrical producer, a brother of while under fear of death. rtstigationa and racomThere is every reason to be­ were present to present their “ fully explained situation” to an assistant district attorney, a proposition to the merchants and touchlng the StandHr. Crin\ while in Washington a motion picture actress, a jeweler lieve that Attorney Bunch Will basiness men. Company, tha Un­ month before. -He asked that, and several of the Wagned firm’s seek a change of venue when Within a few days as soon as an Corporation and the court convenes here next week. In pending action at Kansas City, own employes. office can be secured and equipped, B o«h Magneto CornThe Armours in Chicago and the event that he attempts thla tic association will be ready to Mo., against the two companies in had war contracts. Charlie Chaplain were said to have move, it is evident that he will be begin business, Mr. Dickson stat­ which he was interested -the Ala­ Standard Company, been customers of the bankrupts. opposed strongly by 8tate Attorney ed. Mr. Sherwood, who baa been mo Land and Sugar Company and Floyd Washburn, said to •have (H r The A h m I*I«4 P r m ) George A. DeCottes, who prose­ by Mitsui and ComC. H. Swalolw Land Company— been engaged in the selling of in­ cuted Nickels at the time of his associated with Mr. Dicluon in the be delayed until Postofllco In­ toxicating liquors In this city for Nsw York subsidiary, of / WASHINGTON. Apr. 4.— Rep­ conviction, and later attempted to work at Orlando, will have charge spector Williamson had submitted some time but who, because of hia *• banking firm. Lane resentative John W. ’ Langley, block every effort made to aave of th* Sanford Association under a report on an Investigation he ■rttoJneaa, has been able to elude government should hava Republican, Kentucky, entered a the vouth from paying tho death the supervision of the latter. repayment of about $2r plea of not guilty when he waa Was making. The telegram said (Dr The AuM-latrA Preset , A feature of the association’s the postmaster general had di­ police capture, was arrested in a . ...j’fiTpm the American Bosch arraigned In the District of Col­ A hous* comipitteo began hear- penalty. work is tha issuance daily of a bul- rected the investigation by Wil­ raid made by. tha local police Company ha had recom- umbia supremo court today on inga on the advlsablilty of Utln.ln which is given a complete liamson at Creager’s request, and • I w t W j e r dark Thursday night conspiracy charges In connection EQUALITY RIGHT repayment of $450,000, amanding section 38 of the mer­ k0< F°lle« Williams accomresume of the day’s businesa show- that h(s report would “ give these n the Lincoln corporation wi$h alleged liquor withdrawal of chant marine act. tt®***1 bJ Officers Tomlinson and /R f Tfce Associate* Press) permits and asked the court for lag everything that haa been put companies full and clean bill of Secretary Mellon concluded his walker had gone to a negro house an early trial. PARIS, Apr. 4— Premier Poin­ on record both kt the court house health.” ........ • testimony on taxes in a threebefore dark to search for whiskey. care and Ambauador Herrick for­ snd city offices. This will include Weeks was neither __ Upon request of Mr. Langley’s hour session of the senate finance More Claim Wera Defrauded. They remained in the house for mally signed today the Syren man (every matter of record. Not only nment service norr a fouiwel, the court allowed 30 day a committee. More letera were read into the time endeavoring to find whiskey data assuring Americans an equal­ that but every check that has been of the firm when the id which the defense might en­ President Coolidge confer­ but were unsuccessful. -Tfliy record Thursday from persons K,“ (Continued on page 8) took place, Senator ter a demurrer, but tha attorneys red with hia advisory committee ity right in Syria and Lebanon. who complained they had been de­ * * house l»ucan, New Hamp- said they did not expect to take on co-ordination of rail and wa­ frauded in land sales, after Mr. when Washburn with two gallon •d during the ex- advantage o f this privilege. “ We ter transportation. Page and Mr. Hill had complain­ Jugs of moonshine in his possession The American Bosch umnt a trial at the earliest possi­ _ Dr- Elwood Mead, of Berkeley, ed their examination o f postofllce wwked into the house. . * • * » Lane'.said, ble moment,” Langley said. “ We Calif., waa apointed by Secretary department fUaa, at tha direction „ „ ” "hen ha did hf was told he was after the reor- want to go to the mat with them Work commissioner of th# bureau of the remittee, from which Alee nJ^*r Washburn then put nm the government, in this case.” of reclamation, the leters were taken. The validcfctef w m tfght to r* * i<t The house committee authorizrecords could be Tha senate committee investi­ * of the letters was atacked by O def Williams was tha recipient A big political rally in which It for this purpose. Those selected . .“ Y .war materials ed to investigate charges against gating alleged Texas land frauds -. Hill, who self “ over TO per of a blow over hU mouth and dur­ delivered to the govern- Hr. Langley and Representative resumed it* hearings and received Is planned to have not only candi­ wore. Neade Fox. C. L. Britt, H. cent of them were not sent upon ing the scuffle, one of the jugs was Zihlman, Republican, )Maryland, a batch of documentary evidence. dates for the county oifleee’ to initiative of the purchaser.” broken, the contents flying to all examination on as to the Stand continued iU Representations wage made lo speak but those seeking state of­ C. Maxwell, Georfe McRory and Inspector Donaldson's report parts of the room. Howard Overlin. Thursday of witnaaaaa who are the state department by two for­ fices, especially the candidates for dealt pt length with the motnoids In municipal court this morning said to nave made statements In­ eign governments against invok­ governor, will be held in Sanford Arrangements are being made of land operators in the region, JjMhhurn wss fined $200 and coati volving Zihlman, Edward Robln- ing section 28 o f the merchant on Saturday,.Apr. 28, according to entertainment of tho dele­ which, he said, “ victimised” pur­ by Judge Sharon upon his plaa af an announcement made Friday at marine act te the dentists’ convention chasers. mber of Commerce tunchCommluioner Each o f the Iiv “ • held here Apr. 18-19. Tho teretate Commerce Commission .. **" c R- J- Holly, chairman of 7 Stated that tho Chamthe Seminole County- Democratic r r fl«» Conunerce will have the Britt Realty Company Executive Committee. Ihj gue*te i t s luach- Handles Mail contract teste. LucIwiBelU^y charged According to Mr. Holly th* Other for the enfair will be held throughout tists are beThe office o f tha Britt Realty sn- day, the present, plana calling - 1 . 11■• - , ».*•, by the Tourist Company the county candidates to ip >. it was fur- now as Reported during tha morning and the i Altis firm candidates in the aftanfoon. >o f Daytona and A. E. ren°trart fop, 2 6 A s 1 0 B i s l On Rocks stated that h# had bean In comiqu* 4 called on for talks, envelopes to that nice tlon with moat of tho latter outlined his plan to of New Orleans, tl candidates and all arc very de­ z ffv lycrgl days sirous o f coming to Sanford. ed schooner, In making his announ out Ih* • tewo^Jsf Mr. Holl^ urgcd that tha - . one o)j celebration In n of fond Mid urged that local mere! tha ~ I M father .and offer aale* ed the ship ice that bargains and other i ’ * m e to the large that i, f residents who which Is. 0 i!i unesses I 81 E DANGER TO FOUR INDICTED ION OF FOR BUCKETING STOCK ORDERS PHILADELPHIA Jp*. 4 3 f t C praise for PriMidtnt C'ooIIilffT and the Repuhlknn party and nation bf of the Democts ,:K destination rcaentative Longworth, Ijcan leader Jn the house o f: •nntativeaL deecjared In ar “ TTe Thurso*.y night I ____ _ __ M ora (publican wmen of Pennsylvania felt certain a “calm perusal and Ighing of the record of the Refcblican party during this ndmlnition will prove its. title to ati­ . r lease of power." ^Although **» good many Repubtns are worrying eboat. the mce* of defeat in the rext elecifcP*" M,r* Longworth said he was not losing any sleep over it" and added: i i • . I’aet Performance*. Judged by its conduct in thd {*Ml few years it seems to me that the title of the Democratic party Uf its emblem, the Rooster, so'far noble than, the eagle it Mast “ dowed with courage and the love fair play, is decidedly shaky. It i been standing for obstru traction and disturbance, it has been revelling in abuse, mny and'slander or the ddaa S i m h ." then those of the party it his been '**' * ’ rue._____ plllhg emblem Tor the IDemocracy In the next campaign would be the buzzard.” tribute to President Coolidge, Mr. Longworth declared he already had proved himself a one.." ‘‘He represents the type of man that the country most needs in the highest office in Its gift in times like thl man of Absolute honeety, both mental and moral, a man NICKELS W I L L BE UP FOR NEW TRIAL TUESDAY ENFORCEMENT OF SECTION MARINE ACT IS DEBATED K EDIT BODY IS ORMED H E R E RLANDO M AN - 0,.p »a ,Kr B G I Langley Has Plea o f Not Guilty When Arraigned in Court Bootlegger Caught After BeinL . .By Police for Year Washington News t a ^ a r 000- Democratic Executive Committee Is - Planning Political M eeting&pril 26 K ssi? CoL Houston Telii G ly mi.ssioners Will Sell Entire Plant ot Nothing At All— - Meeting bf Two Partlen Thursday Nlitht ftamllH Ih No Agreement Fbr City To Take Over Part Of Plant, . At a meeting of the City Qor misslonera with represcntaileei represcntatlvi of the Southern Utilities Compony Thursday night at the city offices, Colonel Houston, of Palatka, representing the company, de­ clared that if tna city didn’t want to purchase the local plant and equipment outright, ‘Jrat it was not for sale. He, however, modi­ fied his offer a few minute* later by saying that it would consider an offer for the entire system ex­ clusive of The pumps and ma­ chines. The meeting waa called for the irimary purpose of aseertelnini iuat wha^ part the com; view of the ■ e that now making plans own •lent. Colonel Houston W. B. Crawford of Orlando, torney for the Southern Ut and H. R. Roscbro, local' i wera .present, representing utilities corporation, and tna commissioners with City Attot. George A . DeCottes and (SL Manager W. B. William* were at the meeting representing tha city. / Mayor Lake opened tho mc*tA ng by stating the pnrpose as be­ ing one for the two parties to mtet to discuss the possible acuisition by the city of a part of !>e company’; plant here. He nak­ ed Colonel Houston for an offer on the local plant and system and the latter replied that be was not here to make a proposition, Ini* was here only to answer ques­ tions _____ ___ . The mayor . - t h e n stated that ia view of the tha ffact i ^ that tha city te now :maktaf arrangements ... •to •,Tv>3 construct its own,, water , w< I plant, and jorstem and In _ (iftgL the fact that tt might be po that a part o f .the com equipment could bb used, ^ Ml called the meeting to give Southern U ---— ' a city comm _ was only a matter o f f, ing. / . : H# than stated :. that. ______ _ would undar- -no ctrcumstaneae consider buylnr the present outright but that ll wouk to purchase those particular , of tho equipment which ron . *1- : the commission would like to would run to about $20,000, nsked Mr. Houston what ' be his answer to an offer for particular part of tha equipn and the latter repulied that (I was not for sale. . ' ■ Later Mr. Houston made -th* statement that Sanford might buy the equipment, with the..ex­ ception of the pump* and engines, but heigsve no definite figures. Mr■teted that the could not listen to the offer both parties agreed that as far as that part of the controversy wag concerned, It was ended. Colonel Houston waa then ed whether his company, in o f the fact that builJlng on municipal plant woaid begin i would male any arrangement eztond its water system or other needed ' improve: the answer was negative. Colonel Houston waa then ed whather hie cdn.pony *•11 its local gag plan: or,« plant. HU reply was that as plant waa for sale, but U e would put no prlee on It _ w suggested thati i f the city wqi ike to purchase it thaiTthe pi >• left to an arbitration boat . a E h cite has tried to do th the ing by the Southern Company in offering to for n part of ltd Ite _____ plant since Colons! “ W L____ _ Houston’s »ion that It will not sen way that U desired, then Un. nothing else to do hut for ford to go ahead end re own ptent throughout. OFI T O W ' - •* . ' . ' ____________ -V -’ iik .___ . - ^ ~- - — �1, * v<! 7v ■• K Hi 5 L A N E T E S T IF IE S j! IN .D A U G H E R T Y 5 IN V E S T IG A T IO N ny II. M. DOUGLAS Artie Jones W anted Bootlegging Charge Landslide in (Continued from page 1.) dr>'.'secret- service, and fer ln> ; ‘ bufRcii lit a11"wanted in the " sal■ viigc o f .materials und. tools. Weeks and Hayden Corresponded. . * Charles Hayden, and Secretary , Weeks exchanged several letters, Sraif sqVl, tn otic .'of \vhf:h Mr. Week* agreed to ox* the depart­ ment of justice • fr* ^ te'»norsrv delay in the Wrig^t-Martin case. From that time, u» nuuou, uiu u.partment "switched the caac from k ntomey to attorney ” nnd waited J until •‘wUnts.-ca were T^aV.erod 1 nnd men were out of the aorvice,” I although representatives of the I eepaiin nt tuul promised to bring |:the case to trial "v;ithin three I -weeks” after tho failure of the f hourc impeachment proecedintgs l ■against iir. Daugherty. Reverting to charges he preI ; viously has made concerning the " Standard Aircraft Corjwrationi |which v.as owned liy Mitxui atui ^ |Coninany of Jupan, Scutle a^serti rd that former Attorney General " .t.coig" \v. Wlckersharn, attornoy ’ ' for the Mitsui Company, exersisI ' id "unduu influence" v.Ith.thc dcu partment of justice, tti the ltti„ gntlun. An "overpayment’’ to . ! *he standard nirernit corporation _ hr also eaid, hr.d escape;! prosacation. o The witness pul into the record 0 a report from Cnptaln Luke Mcr |Nurrtee, former head of the Navy Photo shows seaport of Amalfi, ubout 25 miles southeast of Na­ it Intelligence Service, which said K that through MUhui ownership of li the aircraft company, Japanese ples, Italy, where a landslide killed several score of persons, according * had been uhle to obtain Ameri- , to cable reports. r can. aircraft plana and gnin valui. able knowledge tn the tnanufac. ture of military aircraft, ir The committee tomorrow plans 1to inquire further into allegations i that Oklahoma Indian iund frauds ~ , had—failed -of- prosecutio n by the department of justice. P A W im i 4 omen are tho most 9 . beautiful women In ' th«•roHd^-ao runs the fable. *’ For m y part I know that American women are n6t l r « beautiful. They seeai' leeo beautiful when they do not drtM to their type. J W h y a re our dark American ’. beauties ashamed of tb a lf smooth dusky skin and their gleaming black ryes, and straight btsrk b a l r f - I long fo r a return to the pge of tbc pillory when 1 see one p f tbesr rare and lovely cnotuiva pained try her lack of sartorial Imlla agination. ___lr ■ flufii 1 and dull! Chocks mottled with pink powdor that only serves to maitu her look, untidy. q Jf you are the Spanish type, re’ nice, and make tho best of It— a beat that is superlative. Shall I start at the hair or the hoolsT T h e hccia which should sh ea rs bo high and attractive. The hem which should t><* always ir< ta­ bling 'w it h a desire t o t dancn. Tbs gow n — decided In tone. Whether it U red oml black, or yotlow, o r green, or black nnd e m H iE W ^ P A R A G R A P H S “ T ruthful Liar” Very A b ly Presented By The N orton Company ,n. THURSDAY. APHil. 3 1924 THIS W EEK IN SANFORD NEW r* b u il d iKq p l a n n e d t w o m< GOLF ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. 3—The local Y. M. C. A. is planning a new 1250,000 building, with a “ g j m," dub rooms, ofTlces.pnd other feat* urea. In addition to the city quar­ ters plans plans are are bein6ynade also for f arItl property wrra or.rrg ynaue a so lor . improvements on the camp site doj . cksonvlila-thra-ia I„,*~t . ' ‘ * ' *' Km Dr. n - A. a W. u.- Anderson, con­. " ■va*uuvuie inree*lR nated by courses, the ftrxi sisting of 100 acres.. It js located opened for ptiblif on Lake Mound, north of Tarpon figured by the ci Springs, and it Is planned to make It one of tbp finest Y. M. C. A. r.imn.i in the state, officials of'the local organisation say. STETSON MEETS HOOS1BRS DELANO. Apr. 1 ! —The Stetson University baseball team will play a two-game r,cries here Tuesday and Wednesday with the Univer­ sity of Havana team. The Cubans have a strong team this year, ac­ of the house. cording to advance reports, and close contests are looked for. -■ On Thursday the Hatters play the Indaiannpolis (American As­ monied German /c'.iooner, out o f ! »r-ciatlon) team. “ P u ."" Allen, ... Hremen, is. nt Stakes landing, up formerly baseball coach here, is tho rlvpr hero, taking on 500 cords Plsrlng" centerfleld for the Hoosoi tv'iito bay, which wil| be car- iera tWa yeat. rird bock to Germany for use In * ■ ■ — titanu-dctu ring a. -uperior quality TRAPSHOOTING EVENTS, of paper pulp. This is the fin t } .— - — ■ .‘ hirment o f a series that will b o '. yttCOA. April 3.—Plahs are mode from Palc.La to Germany. [ bc,n~ miu,e here entertain The trip* will be made ns fro- .*]P°rtXingn from every section of qucntly a* conditions permit, It i1*^. nr® cgpcctcd to is staled. (gather herp for the onnqar state ------ ---------------- :— trapshooting over.;* to decide thb MEETING AT WINTER PARK champlorAhlp.. 8evcn ______ 1hundred fifty dollars of cash addWINTER PARK. Apr. 3.—Tho ^ monfy an additional J100 Ll Johns River ’ Confrfence tlf I*n sterling ’ silver trophies, three 'tu Mcthodlsf Episcopal Church IK011* A- T- A* medals and an A. T. will bo held hero April 9-14, with I A. life rnomberrhip will be tha about 100 ministers and their pri,es for the best work with a wive i expected to be present. .. , , , . • Civic orgnnirations have arranged 8hot^ n;t lOut-of-state shooters for a reception to the visitors on arc *Hgi0K> to enter the tournaWiJncsday evening, April 9. ment. COLD FACTS That's what the rJ Want Ada-ara—cold ftS about things that are oh ned for your good. tJ are plain statements j will help you get what j are after in business, U or recreation. Read'these cold factil qrt Aast and soon it j ntrlko you forcibly fl . .*■ ffiaif. ' S ? d Htfftld Wants casi ford yog; Get accustomed to id & T S r w*»,Lb>i“ i - • in the moat trivial math „T p rn . the cold facUo<*| Herald Wants Into goU your pocket. • • To reach all the pm W a n t'^ ?T h e * H e ra ll! Ace. Phone os to iend| it, or phone it to the Wi Ad Department. PHONE 148 BOUNTY COURT HAS BUSY D A Y ON W EDNESDAY (Continued from page 1.) ally, was dischirged; Laurence Williams, charged with aggravated assault, received a fine of f 100 and costs or serve six months on th • gang ami W, R. Webb, charged with drunkenness received a lino ■cynam throughout and Its presen- . R ,„inc8s Women, 12:0U Valdez of $5 and costs. UMon kept the audience in nn up- Hutch Hihv nre the names o f those roar during the entire pcrformahcc I T.tvriilgr meeting Eastern Star, 8 drawn for jury duty: W. M. Myers, Andrew Aulin, Jr., George Smith, “ The Trpthful (Liar’l wal the p. <ll#t Musonic Hall. 1 J. E. Partin. A. II. Stone, S. M. story of « young man who. made , , Lloyd, C. E. Ward. W. W. VnnNes*, • bet that he could tell the truth! .. , . y* , foe 24 b oon . He did and thereby Weekly luncheon Chamber of j j|, jj. j-Httishall, J. E. Tcrwilligcr and J. B. Lawson. Others called won 110,000 but the trouble he had .Commerce, 12:15 Valdez Hotel. In doing ao, was the source of - Regular meeting Knights Tern hot wer«* evened bv J"dr»e House­ holder: J. T. McLain, G. F. Toxoid, xngny amusing situations in the p|«r, 7:30 Masonic'Hall. S. W. Penthouse and W. C. Salehtime he spoke, he made n lot o( AT THE MILANE Court pHEPHIHBVBPM.ndjourned Thumbfy noon i enemies but ho won out in the end; ST which of course, was essential as to mrot again Saturday inurning. ' the hero bnd a particularly attract­ The case of Ernest Newman eharg-1 ive sweetheart. ed v/ith violating the prohibition laws, was nolle primed on at- * ‘ Frank Norton, nlaylng tho lead­ count of irrtulTicient evidence. ing role again delighted his hear■ era as he has upon the two nights The II. F. Goodrich Rubber Com­ pany represented by Sehelle before. Hla cleverness us a comed­ Muines, secured ,n verdict of $ 110.­ ian and the clean productions that 15 damages against F. ]{. Black the company has been putting on, , are the features of the bill thnt tins in a civil action. At tho conclusion Of this case court adjourned. ’ been show n thus far. Four cnscs will be tried on HatSplendid music was furnished urdny. Of the fifteen cases tried by the Green River Orchestra. ho far. 11 have been convictions, The play announced for tonight two ncquittnls and two were nolle !• MTh• Hired Man,” a four-act rupro,ssed. , ral comedy, said to be the funniest . A pity put on by the company. PROTECT YOUR CHILDS ' HEALTH BIRTH FIGURES GIVEN. , JACKSONVILLE, April 3 . Through thoughU'essurn.i the slight Twenty-three thousand two huncough or »«ld of n child is often ne­ /d re d twenty-one children were glected and soon becomes serious. b$ra lit Florida during 1023, neA.fdv/ doses of FOLEY'S HONEY . cording to. registration figures AND TAP. COMPOUND, at small made public by Dr. Stewart G. Incidentally he pulntitil out cost, taken nl tho onnd of the ’ Thompson, director of the central what wnr. eorrsidert'tf to be pn ob-> cold Would bring speedy rullef. Ilo bureau of vital «tnt!stics. These represented u percentage per vious relation between the r • prepared, have n bottle r.f this M u-1,000 of 22^. Of ,;»oso registered. sentment. felt throughout Ger­ »nfr reliable cough remedy on )*. 18,404 were white, a percentage »I many over .what it* citizens view hand, and give promptly when a f 1X.T per 1,000 population, uiul 7,- ns nrcdlesH nlfrnnt to the nn- eoegh e. rold Is delected. Equally v 607 were colored, a percentage i.f lion’hs senso of justicu and the r.< eTrot've for oltler persons. No levivnt of tin? pronounced nation­ opiate;!. Hold everywhere. 22J> per 1,000. * alistic sentiment in Reich. BY------ TAYLO R A blend of in (Irade Caffes ssesptlonsl vsl roksted and pi *d by the isl itachlnsry. bur <>ur Ond Cent I we are offerli if*.;.i»Jv*i •» Rcxall Shavinj? Cream What Is a One-Cent Sale It is a sale where you buy nn Item nt tho regular price—then nnothcr item o f the" snmc kind for Ic. As an illuHlrntion: The •'tnntlard price of Jontecl Vanishing Cream itl &0<\ You buy a jar at thin prifu nnd Ly paying lr more, or .Me, you get two jars. Ev­ ery article in this sale in a high-clutfK stand­ ard piece, of merchan­ dise, just the''same us we sell you.every ilnv nt regular prb c;> anti have sold you for years. A New W ay of Advertising •This sale nun devel­ oped by the United Drug Co. as an stivertisin;* plan. TOthcr spend large sums of money -in other ways to convince you uf thu merit of the.so goods, they are spending it on this sale in per-. mlttlng us tu u ll you u full-size packugq of high standard merch­ andise for ic. It cost i money to get. custom­ ers. The ■Iqhs .• taken on this sale will be well spent if the goods please yuu. T h u r s d a y , F r id a y a n d S a t u r d a y Gcorffia Rose Talc. Ueorpria Rose Toilet V&ater A real Illicit •insllly talcum • powder, muclr i rum c’ emilno Imported ale. Tit.* Ken.roos quailtllrtU fr> ,il attar of ro.o In every ran a lv rs It a wonderful rosy frsaiitoCe like the flower It - self. ' Sl-o.lartl A true reproduction of the fr«*li flowers. Comes In » lirnutlfully designed froylrd glass hottlo. Pretty enough for any dressing table. Hprlnklrr top. Tkla Ntamlard Prise One Bottle {1.00 Jonteel Vanishing* Cream dform Hair Nets ran have beautiful tee1 by using Klenso. Xtaadard Th Prlee . Sa Cascade Linen Out pound In a package. A good quality of writing paper and always Ntnadard Price Thin Male tad 50l 51c CAXCAIIK L ISK S KSVRLOPHI 4 0 c E l m 4 i< 1lout'le Mi nil Md. fr ie r Tkla Sale tine Set Maximum Fountain Syringe Peptona . . A. .h,?,h 3 “ *R ‘ y syringe Molded ull In une plecu and KUursntaed for on* year. Standard Tkla fr ie r salt Our licit'tonic fur run down conditions. Kn rlcht-e llic Mood and Ini proves health generally Rexall “ 93’ Hair Tonic One Syringe Two Syringes Standard frier >:|qjiy or ruunry. Busy to upply. Dors not have the hair dry. I.ut give» It renewed life und lustre. fi»n n r yL*Lo (PO OH Q L .L V S tation ery and Hon 10c Carryall B 1.00 Le Clairs 75c Rsvalatlon Plaid Htatlonary X fer r 50c Lord Baltimore Stationary X far I 10c IV fit In* Tsblat. n « alia S _________ X far : BOe Maximum Poclfat* C o m b ______ ___ l f « < ,7Sc Victoria La41a# Comb 15c Cedar Cheat Comp. • Met)idnefl 50o Dyspepal* Tablet* (U's> ---- - - ■ » U f « 50c Antiseptic PoW., . < o s . --------- ---- X fas 64c nesall Kyslo. S' ox. — .— — ._U 'X -fo s 40o Itesall Oypny Creu Are of the same quality! carry the same auaranteU. sell rraularly. at lt.04 * • « and are offered oa this sale at Tw e f..r IX M Pure Food Products tea Jdnteel Cold Crean ^..... — .— L m > fsr a file Bouquet Hsmre Td cum ............. X for U l.r.o itouquet liamee Ton Water. 3 ns .. X far tJ •5c Medicated Soap ..................... l ' («r X Sic Klcnso Tar Soap ..............—............. X fse X Ite nesall Tbllet Soap --------------------------- S for li 50c Alma Zada Face Psi der — -— -------- - X fer t tPv Polling Massage Crts ’ .......— --------------- t fee l: 1.00 Quinine Hair Tonic. OS. ■•r-rm„.n,s^..r 8 f 9 T li 50c Coronnut Oil 8haB>oi --------------------X.fy r * 60c Cream of Almonds wi.i.im, ■iM.iim .♦ 3 fee I 50c fVsy Hunt. I os X fee* 1.00 Harmony IJIac V m tal ................ . . . X fee U BOe Cocoa Butter Cold C r e a m -------- .— . X far t 44c Flratald 3Une*0*ld« Adhralva flu ster. 1-la by ( y d s -------X fas 4l Maximum Hot Water Bottle Acpfrla l.oo R*: Fenway Whole Cherries in Idi lfSV . ...------- 15c ^ t b p o b a Liquid Cream Puretest ZINC STEARATE One 1 ox. pkg. 10c Clrsns and- whitens the teeth. Hardens the Korn.. Ilemoves tartar, ttnrs not scrateh the teeth. Y( oo la a k « i PURETKST I e nluv.lutely !,rm from lmpurltli* and Is enay to take Keep" tha skin soft nnd beauti­ ful. Like ti fairy's touch Is this won­ derful rroum with Its fragrapes of 21 flowers. Knowwhiter soft nnd smooth. Nats of the li In hint quality and carefully seUcted. They nt and lust k m * !r. Single Mesh ltd. fr ie r T k l, Hnle , •nr ‘ .'» i Klenzo Dental Creme One Tube 25c Two Tubes 26c Two Bottles 51.01 Save Money Epsom Salt This Sale * Toilet Goods 50c K lspso Uunld Ai Syntoiul's Inn Vanilla Ksirnct S -tfc The ni'W dus'ing pow­ Mrmond'a Inn Leoton Hxlract X-4lr der for Will Pymoml’a Inn Cocoa. lilb - . S - X k and Ryrttonti's Inn llak. Choc. >4 lb x-3ii U lilie hrnl dls|i*ir rash will prevent rauHO It sheda LET ER RAVE l l ' It. fiemoltt- Oranae Blurmalade. 12. oa 3-inc Olive Oil. 1214 « * •• 2-t»e 81 r*wlurry, 15 os. Raspberry. 16c os. 1’ure tirape. 15 os. ______ U r Acpiliu 14o IWrlo ACM 11c Ilochelle Hall tic-T incture of li Full one.pound box of dvlldoqa .Whole rlp<| cherries In liquid cream, rliorolalv covered. Thcjr.talrly mell In ybur mouth. Xtaadard frier One Pound 75c This Male l.SX.alflr Bruabea I Ite Jentcel Wool or wzsssAf ■LIB Shaving Urus J Two Pounds 76c Liggett’s Highest quality, heavy fabric finixh—24 sheets of paper, 24 envelopes, llibhoh-tlod tlecklc border*. Whito ontl tint* 1th fxncy bhrderx. Our standard po i'll chocolates, inch kind everybody Uk*«. - Standard Price :m«nt of high-gt X flavoTtd with �4*t I1- PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HEFALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4,1921. Z*A*tS RESULTS GIVEN j •' -------- I |f Thm said Emml# .1, Unlxmli!***-!*. of ‘ Ttix CfptllfVKt* No. t purchaser 4*1. dated the 3rd d»> of Jait*. A When TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 8— Out I l .1V07. hu* filed, paid fVritflcrtttr ■^a. total of 1,499 applicant* who In p f * o ffl» and lin,« mad* aWJJlcatook examinations Feb. 7-9 .Ip the llon for Tat Deed in ‘lain**. In aewith low. Halil cerltrtcite counties throughout .the stato, only ronlance •mbntce* fnllowlpk *<1 ■ixtaan iuccceded in qunlifyinjt for property situated In fleinttiotc ftrnt trrnds tenonere’ ccrtlficatea, ty. Florida, to-wlt: \< Ilea, HU. i-.fi* L,d .accordinc .to- figures made public JfctCHrllXt* Rtifvrj vof V.r.mlgiying the result? or the examina­ run K S3 dfiiroi, 1*1 AV.-‘ 14 tions. Of tho total taking the ex­ ft., 7*. I. dr,ir,> i W, aminations, 1,811 were white nnd S3 d.'wrei■« min' !■ _. . .. 288 colorrd. Four hundred fiftv- *1* r re. > K. TMI.CS L_ . .seven white applicants and 187 iTti-* nrlj tan I Letriti it*#r*ti*d*ttt, the I .ilo of th* l,ii|s(iri' nf 'n ifh .fjf* , noproet failed. Third grade terti- It’Ufli-.it* fn Ilie name **f tTniniivn. kflcatos were granted to 894 whites Titat , Jil Kmail-*U Kn’ xmln- r I ‘and 78 negroes; second grades to jmr, Ir.irrr , f Tax •Vrillflcntc Ni Jini,-. A rJLI8 sthites and 24 negrros. Ccr- . If 1. d '»i-d : /::r,i ,|»y • fil-ll Sill,l I- II " lir in ; ( ttftcatcs of other grades were I>. IS‘*7 inV Office and Pas m .'.ll* . 'granted as follows. Primary, .22 i(l,»rt'fi*r " i s 'l'M 'l in inn?ut>|dlr.tIt* ae,' .whites, professional. 2 whites, one curflnnf* i* lilt law fit 1(1 carl If I it* *1*-'■.* r .’ ■•*+. 'negro'; specials 112 whites, one I'mWiii'i * tin f'd11. property KlttiiU'l In ft*niInch* t'oim.l ty, Flnrltln, to-wit: 3li ft N> nnd H hy li'V ft, i: »n*1 S. President Mon roie W ent cm r.!!te Ueefp! royvEjiTiQN QAM.^ . ' ' Thr .Republicans • of Seminole„ I& ibty wUrfti^Win tAlVrnuWVWW.^ in th" county court house, Fiiday, ,\Jnil at U o’clock f>. in.,1 for the $irpo*e of (“lectin;: two ddej;atcs end l<&i> hitercates to tho state tMtvcnllob. ar*l two dele-! S cates nnct two alternates to the CnnRr- isional convention, both (o Vc held’ in Palatka; Aptil 17,,lt>24,: nnd forstidi other business as may ! pntueily copid before the assem­ bly. i!y Order of (Committee. fLOi SMITH,' Chairman. 1 East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. SouUi East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. | Lots in W iodrtffr8 Sub-Division on easy terms, 800 acres, riowliifr Well. Land ^oHd Body. Sub* divided'In 5 acre lots.,An whole or in lots. Easy terms; For Fire Insurance see u»—00 years in business, FRANK L. W OODRUFF & SON (-hone 1? -—------------------- Office Woodruff and Watson ; iv. .n xt: c *r i.oi r.s; uiock t*-1 JMItctyH's Bur'll • I..M iIr.itit—I 1 ii ti-*. The raid lin t t..ln * . ■*.. xt*| [ **! tt ti e it.iti* nf 111* l«M,nnrp r,f i inr’i certificate In the lumn of | OrtlOrati' No. 273. dat**d Ihn 2nd ; I’ nknown. ■day of Jtini- A. I>. 1»I9. haa nl. d I Thai cmId Pmiili* ?.* I’•ntautInp,*r. anld ci*rlin<*n4i' In piv oftln* nnd Purchaser nf Tex iVrllflrnt** X’n. ha* made nppltcallnn fur Tux I3i*.d dated the 7th die ,,f .iur.<*. A ' to laaur In nrrordanoi* with Im" - IV JCOI Inin filed mill rertiflcit* In l unto ■ Paid certlflrntn , nihrnn a th* fol­ •mv ntMe»:niil .Hit randa *pp1'*.-:itl<*n lowing d’»3crlh**d proprrly nltu.il* I1! f.ir T.ir I'r. l to '|j* r«rc*>ril- !.l’tl^*,r.' i '.i i In Rtmlwlx C‘*iunty KlnUdi. lo-wlt:i ntwe with law. Spld ccrllfteit* 'I ' ' W, Lot 7*. ni.K lt r>. Mltrt**ir» Survny enlirsiv, the* fnllowinu . de-iTltied »'o f I.rry flrant. Th** ai*ld land h*lnpr prop, rtv Itunl, •! n Simlltilti C.iiiip •, *«i*a!<»d at th* dm* *»f »h« iHHimnn-• tyv, Horlila. to-wlt:' ( of ««ch ccrtiflrnt*. In IW name *>t^ Hi. k. list* elii«. H. 73 de'tr* •a »,Unknown.. . . „■ , ttffn.. V.' of Hi: rue. «f l..t; !J-,. A Thnt raid Urntnlo l.ntamlnprr.* lUtii’k I*. i»v t.f Vy I* p iio r h w r iV T o * Cxrtlfl***»t* No.’* f’ rnfit. ftjn x \'i jli ' rt* » !•' mlr» £. 274. dated .Ut» 2nd day i.f Jim*. A. 1*13, hna flirt) f»**l crMtfHll' .'ll, rt)' offlCi nn*l lux nt:nl ^iippllr:i- T* \\ v* ..... r.o m»M r i ;», Mtlnn fur Tax I*.-rd to I-•*n* In-ar- t;h r — ! 1 q v r t ' f n * * . m i l \ n i u t 1 fmr T rordanr* with law. Halil rnrllflrli . || i’l' III*- itilo I.f *|mi i-u IT**Itsr w *inhram th* tollowInK d>m*rlb*il nf fit*1#Il f*#rf 1ffi'flt** In the HIITTH* of >. nrop*rty altuainl In S'*mln*ihi l l l ^ It. MCrta. C*n»nt)' Florida, to-wlt; nt null! Kmmil- T* rti* *n nr *r. 'ft- hnl 4'. Iltork I*, M'trh*11> Hur- iniT* ff Ii r,« r <»f T tv i *- rf'lti *<* '{c / v * v of I^*ry Urant. Th* n l d land 2C3. *tit# I th** 2nfV|*»v if l»tn*- % Tln lnp a»»f* i. tl at th* ilat*- of th* I* Inn tu Kjaxunm-r of kin-h rrrtlflrat* In thp oiv off.r xf*H P >i ■ i1 ■mn Kr.ii:*u r^tiom * of Unknown. for Tot Il*ril In In ori'i.rfl! L That Mi l IImml*i 1- Untamlnp*r. nnrx iv.1 h law St;.t 1 . 'If.. ' , fJ finrohaerr ‘ of T ix tVrtJflont* No i-tnhra> * tH*. f ]I"P 1r,v ,* ►:r,||,*r| mm f*' _ia. .Il il,.., *•*,.1 .I t n f lit null % ,iiri.I.. *tv Utti'itnl In H*-t|iliiiilt- 1“ nut' t V Utor In; lli*wll‘ • ; IIjrUa. Thirty-three* pr.st ’•*:• :V0:* th t'.l th: .. x i i t;,»,ai to'Miami in mn ,<•*.“ of. to.*i.i.i*ihoii •live*. ‘ Two-pi- r«iif, ivX■Rirvic. t<. i;»/.>■ .thr u photagraph:'!. i i 10 ihowt n t-yfi trying to It. ■*' i*-h«!!!’: iL. . Tt**' * n ■ !l 1 ii. ' P .. * Autom obile Repairin OPEN D A Y AN D NIGHT — . ,..i!d (■•"rlll’ i’ftto rniUrSp** -Jii • iUv.rlbcd__ proptrti i-l ,- :’i;,i..l* l* >unty, Flor- J.p. m will , L i . lil .-k It. I * It. Mltch*ll> •f: iht I »vy ilruni, Th* 1 ; riof iii'i*'I*- '.. :*a*xnithecr. .*:* ,,.i,.l i bolu ' •.■*.'•. d at tln> dat* t*i..• • <>i i ...» '<:*■. uneMa • f U" *itnMr- ol all*-h ci rtltlral* III ' • It... - In. . Jutl.L.V. * I*. I i I n iii*U r.ild <■ 11 ill.-at* 4i, )■th* ti mi* .*.f JJliWlloWn. • : *-rfj.-.-r m t to * mad.- uiipllcau-wt ( T uld iinntilp l». i;ntanilni;t*r. I far 'l lit ,-4 l i lf.xiti-.il iii'cicdanct V*ir ■r, of T.'.y I'l-rilil.iiii No * Vrth I w Said iwrtlfii'i'i* * aihraerti ?• j, .!• 1oil iht* TtIt day of June, A. [la. folio ir,,: xkiarll.R pr..ja..^- 11. I . Him till ii MUI.i,rrllfli'iiii>’'lH loltu't il In iMiminul*' County, : In',;, . r.pnl I|M* m-.iti. ap|illi‘.'tti> n HI i. Iii-w ii: '■ }'l for ’i Ii,' <] to Hhiii- in itit uni me • i-.-i i I f .181, 12'.’ tiul 123. Willi i >•.■ rtirtllltitt* i-mltriiri i I*_ ,'ntrl.i IVx 111|rViy Ilf la.VJ UtailV ' thp Ini-. IiV; i!.-i( rlhi d property I'li,- .! ! I; nd .*lr^ »■ . an**! id U tf «ito l Ii. t\untii,|»la County; Flor* .1-1, . • (I.. ! tu ; -I 01 MI--.I n * r it- , hl.-wit •" II ■! It* mirm of l iiUlwwu. . prid.ta. ,Dior It i>. l>. It. trfil * ‘ 1' t’ d !'» fl* » I Ip ■", ii ,.iUt Krninii i iaitatufn-.*i\ 1 * t"i ll*»i : I'.itrw . ot I.rvy fJrntit. V . .f |..| " i . f t ! ' ol: i 1 U ' , i -i ■• 1 ■1 ■ i ■■ :pi, p. id tan*! Holiig «iu*i *nfl i.ti t‘i'' * 11*1 Si ,.f | fV V . I n i p t . T*,l> dalud tli* 2: l i]n> of , • IPI ihimui:* of m*'.' uvrll* id I;*, , i |.«»oir n- >< «^i .| at. t h • il'it** i». !pt i. Ha*.Civil raid r*rt|flt*rtt. In i' • *i t •..* n.ihiftri.f IlfiLvi t; n. o f III" U i p - f *lf Hll*-'| 'I • till it* i ffji:*‘.Uiitix t— " eT T ’ ,Tt-rTrrnreff:ns T*t.tu tv v - ? - 1 11 ■!■!T : “ ' 7T' • |t» I*1'•'to III nruriiiintu d r i riiltit. t . law l i t *:« ! ,1 Drwv. 77 - :.h lav., s il nrt.uentp •mt*Vn*i, i .^M* ! i I 'u t i t i l y , 1 « t rin* th*rvitn tlio Up ISIIi da: a* i.lPurjptr ilf^vrlivil iTf.prrty* i - | Th'it -ild Rmn> f Uutimln’i'rr. I' a A. Ii. 1324. X ). !! > , ’ L I*. ;iiut i:i I in {*vmitnt|a' County, Ulorii'. im-rl hi t nf T u C*rtlf!*if*. N<». m il - c. ii-v i Kli-l^l ilKnaluri- and . I *C“i. •! I.'l til* *1; 1 i* •- '•If .f ’l l" MiteltnllT Hi t v c v o f I,, t y Uraitt. I l ot 171. Ill*-* *t Ii. .Mitch* lla’ Pitrit tli. 2titl d ij of April. A r-1 11 |'i i . hai 111*d : i! I ci rl III •»t a In Tli** 1 i;tI t l i . , 1 lu luir r - '. ' -' d :ii tin* Yt of l.r- y Count Tit* u.tld land I. ' • *; ' "• |mv *f f4.. in*' h»« ru’i)* .i*iiijli ->ilnn ,,d a t * of tli* lx*unit'* *'f xurli r c r t l - l .1 I it A, POUtlloXH ’. rv, ,i 1 i.i Up* ilirttj r f the *■ |fnr T’l* lit- 1 I Oil* III ■'J in** ... • in i *i ■1.1 o f -.1 an j . m i . • Clark Circuit C nrw . f ,'OiH rrrtini'kta In tip In i .. itt, : iv. Said I'-ritdrai, *trl>ra**-*j I" | '.ild lit,i ip- ', Ki'Vnuu r. n •iiinr* S’ nilnf*:. . lininty. IT irldu. ■ *.f . I i :*i' ^ *1*1 tip fiilluwlnir «1**c*lll*il V»nd *•It- ' | IP : A. -M ,\Y** !m. I» I ori.tii v r >f Vic! •' rtlflc.it* N**. That -oi l ic i.iji* I- Untsnlnt r. "*''ont*d In Srrtilnol* CuUnl'-. Florida. ; ,r. u. t* l th* d a l *iny * f .c p i *. a , -tS-23»5-**3-ai ‘Vi I' rtlih'-t* No. h™ <o--p«: p. i i nl* . -,iiii «* 'iifi* it■■■in ’ *l,ltrd to* 2nd duy i.f Junr. A »• t...i* tr., ir nnd 17. T.lr.oU r mv , office ntid has* nun!*; applica­ l ifuld crrtltjrdte.lt iMItrhi'll’ii. Nnrvcn-j of f*' v V'iint tion ; for T v |nf'U i . l»,ip* in ac- ' , ■. ic mu! t. -* mode yippllcatliiii Thr «:iti| h|fl liclnir ; .d :i* tip ' i •■ndiwlrn will) lj ;ijHi lutificui* l"r Hv* p**<i:tn)i ii In ncranlAnpi •*r dnt- i t tii,. i«an<nr* •t**** rtl-i 1 ' I ■ ! v lit; I: >.. Hold «■ I'llli.-oto i riltirar* ■ 30 n—it* |n Mir r* .iu* •f V. M UP* ;pr ’ P * '■ , '77 idi ..tv f.'utlli. t i*- *adiuwit •: a-rPo-ti pmp.rty m Tli-it iiid Hm*nf,* t Fntaint/ij rr i •pi. ii*t lit t'oinlnola Cuunt), UHirto iinrrli. v. r of T x ('rnlf'-a** S • ‘X* *84, dal d tli* — **(J dRV of .1IIti*. A Is the Phone Number '*•• IV IM 1 i , l i l . d «atil ••rtlf1*!iti-•■ i* wild land htdixg ‘t* h- In.tny* rff*.-,- iml tin* mad* a|*ii|lri*- * t - * f tia ■: 'Xlt.il*. tint! f *r Ti* Pc.i| l> 'i'll* 1* a* t*- In tiii- n ■. * «>f 7 * noml mti** with liw. Un|,| r«rlfflnil> Tint* m|d Utninie J a*. VmfiV"*-,i Hi, followin'- ikiprlbnl n- flror-rt* «lunl**l 'n Fvirln'd* Uattn**- t*. I I i*ld,v**-'iD: •I" »*.*■ 21 un.l 32 D’ofU f Mft-'t'!*• . IP- Hu—*v of Tj-vy flritif T|i*> 't*7 pi ISnd lidiic ni-cT*c.d »l th* dat/M l"-|'*if tin, Purinvo or Hf’.rlU •—ill' -tile 1 il- llo lit* mat* of OyorMr** t Turpi n|'n» Co. , * <■_' | That ft Id 111« ml* fv F*,fi**n!hr*r aLiiuircli-*^..r- of—T i•••—fVrHp—n——?fn“ . Ii * i »**■In-ut*')n - t r rtfiCTnn in -lift, filled Hi* 2nd fj'1%- of .Ixit*, I dij..uru.t t**il**.-H**** *v. Said rK llijnk 1 untyMc h ■S. JTt, 13 U* )(«* fir*ll m*Xm1 con If1! at* In / tt* l ^ - * •--’.t niv i.fflon nipt hni laBd* nppltr .. f IInwin« tl**.*rrlhed |.r* petty In..tli* mirti< i*1 ' Unk/utvn. ’ , I It .,-ii-mluuto Cntmiy, I'tbftion fo* T;ij, , D*»(JL ttf " IlV-i ‘t.| I*.. HtiLuinli o r th* rorduni-p wltn I nd>-« t?D'11 ’ ’.UJ;L' ,:C*i;;lfleaui Nv iVf : -'H?c i hi: ^ js® v . .( ■ ,.*■ . ■ yrvi; uf Levy Ijrant. 't*«*i b * . f e * . r » ; 7 ^ . S ^ ; m t * aTd i-fi't llc'atu ■ !?", not. fhutntv. Florlil*. ti»*wlt. A. 4,01 »| If. :i„it -I*., nil il •t*i t’ lpehpH ■.... . • of r • r '*■ LADIES’ REST ROOM 0 viedo-Grlando iload On the Joe Sauscr Corner NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRY AN T W AGNER,'F L A *Ep f On Saturday Morning the dealers listed Balov/ That Serve f it ron A QUEEN WILL give a Jazz Cap to each child that buys an ice cream cone, as tong as the caps last. Better OUR DEALERS Joe’s ?Rinlits liciisc. Union' I’ hnimacy, Londcra Drug Co., Waters Kandy Kllchcik, U, 4l. Lii-ner K. Vr Jerry\-peoples: Qxapiiy, DrCdVbblhl, I\l{H:cIy I5ros., Irvins Place, Aicxar. levs !cu Cream fchmi aid hf.-u.’ A f-.tin .______ ' •• , r . ;• v . ou r 6V ro:.vw dealers 7, *.pCIeuuuU t,-V;.iraa.Ay,*(r\ i c r l f :.i r ; T ;^ Dwtoiu ij ill- miii* land lain-- r- ••*«,'' m t’ * ” *. ,<mi * i f |h* |«s\iu’n: • ’ * «'>,’• ■ tit* I flrit* In th* mm* t-f X' li Uiiv.i, lu"l | Tli ■■t -lid 4'mrnl* I. Untwmlm in- ] nitrrhn*. r "t T u 1 ‘•I* lilt il-l.'p' "'of di •.’ .of. * A. tv« i,. )ii'. j,nr tll-'d hi*id c-Cfi* »i- I* nil* I mv offti r '‘tu* liia mud** l*ppllt,nll"" •'L'M.fltr T.v I** cd t<> I -I" lo I'V Inl-, rtl. jtipo* with' I'iiv. Mthl c*rt|n. a * r*mt*r,irra tkn fidlowltpr d.’nrrlhcd1 **r. iirof.. i-r* alt'ia’ r-t »n Ft inluotr C.mnN*> tv rtorlil i» |i"vIi i A. 1 i.otc 3| and U!nrli P Mllrhv 1 i-tp . Oip vi V if |,*-\ . flrrmf. Tti* |*l1- i -Id I.’ till am*. " < t at th* dll* *"» |of • liauanr* pf >i;»l» rarllfli.itr m|4>{ lit «• nain* f I i1l.it urn. i **l i "'»t>» *ld Umm!*> t Untamlni *r. l>, 131!* lie" filed rulU e-rtlfl j*1* in toy offje, null l.a* Ni.nl.• ifp]ilii'itl|itn ftir Tux Decl to' l *u* lu n.ctitduni'* with-law. H.ifil i"»rlIfl*- 11•» *uliruf* x ik* ffttlowlpK 'I *" 1 proper tv 'it ii.vtcd in Rcnilii *|e * anI ). Florida, t i-'vlt:. Mil 12, tl 'Ii. M!tchoU> Bnrvy of L*.y i;- *m. The u.tld Ijitul iioin*. as"*- *1 t th** tlivfe *f llo-*!.*■•tmtie** uf aut o * * ilifuU- in M* tiiitii* of .lar.u’a I* tin in. 2nd *l..¥ uf Jim*, a Ul* I. i l l i I'llfl" 41. III ii.) iml ru. i* upiMfiii* n ■*1 i'.-.u* In iifccnlaMt* ilc crllo d pr<>p» rly ii. "ilit- I; County; r’ lof- Thnt :*iii*l Ummlu f. Knlxmlii'.'ir. •tin■•*•-■ nf.'Vtr 1f» rllfli-ute Ni*. iiT*d iIt* Iml d i.- of Julie, x. I3i*. him tiled iialir fo title.it* lii > oftoiA nnd hnu jiiiuti- uppllrutloit ■r'j'fx I >*■, d t* lft;iu*' Iu ,1**••.rd;i n*'* it It 1'ivf, Wald rcriillritln etpl>rnc* a ii- i ol low-Intr ilfirriHcil prop-riy IU.'l.nl l i .-!■mliioli Citilutv. Flor* Tl lllfll I* ^ .ill, ,y nl—J ititu. a. ’ •t!! Ii' ilc’ lit Jr. ttppUimtlon f" Tux Pi •il iii D*ii.•in Q‘ *ltd ini’,' Ii H % it u| , ortif lo cnthrai '"'a • i" I pr titleri: litUStla' Ii» SionlriPor C.JUHfy*, Ul rrlu:K IlHU'U; l**.t;■ .up.*, i.io, nnd Mit.'ticip i Kirrx*y of, T' * in I tl ‘lr**tIBfl - **.? Ml*h t ai t|-7 i.4P.i* *,f I'nknoV.ii. i Hi :olt! I, l:.«txmun;*r{ •r 7 ax t'xUlH'atn S»i{ I Iml *1.1y oi Jtinu, A. I’li I 'lid Cl lilt:. V. I r T ir..i mud*' uppiirai '■•ij .1 tt. i'ixi»■■ In MClol ,1.1 iff old •11II* 11* * nthru ' i ii it* •■fllo I 'property . J v Jj ‘4"i*r. Fl * d )© @ . it. itiVdien’ H'eur-* Ilranl TH* ".lid Ii .at •*rd 1 l'.tli* ditto ,c*f ‘ lit,, ••.iii rarilflcntu It, ih4 I. till* i. • F'limit* I.. U.Mtemlni *>(fl I f *l'..tx • nil ,. la *uil To 2nd i] iy of .1 on-. A j: * lllfd nuH r otlfT.'Mt* Itjf t»l lul l I'l.id* illitill^yttl.ol * d to l*ui*%In ui'ctii'iN mv. .o 'u| i iiitilHuitii *Jim :mnilu I i * T u fp "p - nillr law. f ij.r . fcril(l(*.|X> *|u l.rnrci lit* Inlhixiliw di'i r!l»*l prut-. rty -lluitc.l In UnDllllul** Cuilll ly. Florida, to-wllt l.ot* 3'*. 4it. 41,* II, 43. 44. If and 47. ittofi. t* Mile)'*11*14,>'ui «'i of I.,tV\ tiricfd. Ti e »^iil Ic no h* •l . i 14■, .1 •!* pf I!ia 1 ju *Ii of mi a y. ,'Ulleulif lit til li -ic "f ,1 im.., 11. Ijfllca *1'.nt - 'l l Ernmli I . EtilRtnlni•i purrhaj**r of Tax f’crtlllviu* Nj That avid IfJheil* t Unfxrnlli.;* r 273. >lai*'d the 2nd day ul June, A purchuacr of T »x ’Certificate **• l>. 1311* ft., i til. il x.'ild rcrll/h .Ur 1 . 4)1, dalfdfthe Jril d'lV of June. A. Jmy o fflr* a m<) Pita uj'vl* uppttvefl" ■ !>, IStiT.-hai*’ fll*-'! aald c-rtlfn itc In fuj* Tax p*:*d l>>. iratfu In irix.irliXf ‘ Tny pff1*a sml tin* mad* implication . •fnr Tax I><cd to l«mjo In accordr.'nnee with law Said certificate • in- 1 ? krxce.x th* fnlluwltur deaerlhcd I ‘ pruportv f ltaaUil in Wr mlnutffTTuun-1 ,ty . FlnrMi. tn-wlt: jLx*.ii*'-.l ax ijie tint* •f ,;Jl 'flea. NM •cnc. nf l^rt ’ *. IMoek P•. of *t|i-li eertlfl itc in LMItrhrli'* Hiirvey Lovy tlrunt, tun if - .......... I. till. c m I t der. 30 min.. \V. 343 ft . )>.■•<! lb** h um* . Jam* ■W hHMMMF'ii * Th it i*olit llmnlte ,d » « _ . B. 14J ft., N. nr. dnt. Id min., pf Titx tHB C«rt|nc:i* *• U". "Ti. 344 ft.. N. 4 deir. U*. 343 ft.— !'-i t'Urchan ” ail day uf .lua*. A. ’ Ivil U:i ■, pert* The aald land h.-lnr auexxwl 27*;. • HP .1 eald cerllltcjlY lit I p a f ihr data ot th*. |'>xii.i-ir., uf »*i*h I* Ufltt. ' tpl hua tiiadit untilImtloii m y o f fU*B^^_.. ... ...... ; t i ^ f llfl« >tii *4n tho Damn of Ufif*r T.*» (M-d ta« laaua In ilCV(>nl • t , H.iLt ^ r4nopt*lt|uir. ( ,'f Tfiat" said Ktnmlii U Entxnilnucr. nor* with .law. ‘ vfloecli ixxr of Tax Certificate ,V>. Hinliraon lb*1 fmlnmiXK' rt.ikrlh"ii'; .i, M fli drittd the 3rd duy uf June. A. oripertv cituat**t tn Boinlnwli (’ nun. id 1 , rr B f i x 1301. Juin hint aald crMlficatw ly. Florida, in-wilt led 6H tl.exa H. 2d nerra) JIlnrH ! f, r‘ f%tn m ) nlnr* and turn rmxde ntudlrtti ftHm (ii* Tax D ie t in I 'xui* In no. l>. MlrrloTl » flnryoy. * i I. yy LUmu> i ,ne .* HBbrdlini'd with law. Ha til ptirllfl- Th* »ald lap'l I" tn ; n»x*-'>»xt r>*. .••• ■f-jfhi* ^ i j raced the foltowInK de»- the il.it* pf that 11 l o mlife >il u l » i i ' p, [ISfffieil liyopcriy oil Mat' ll In W«ml. a-rttflcat* tn ttiF in.r«..» of Jam* <, i , . ijannle County,* V forl.u , lu -P 'tt: P"B»tlf. N'T-*, cue, of l*ut 53. Illiifk P, Survey of t.rvy C.raiit. -iViruu H .< i u :r e c « . a ’lv i jij fl.. N. t i 2* r>ln , i t ^Jl.'JI ft.. N. I ■ ■ IK m IBi. WicVatwa /t.. s. 4 . dwirrav i t i O p B ‘ .lfl*'X. W **22 34 ft - J*-* a.-r-e Vh^JaitB] land lixlmj »»xex»e.l tit td* iFvh* fxnuanr* of »uch •c4rfF In lha nam* uf Unknown. I natd llmrnle I- CnCxmlnjcf. i**r nf Ta* Certlllcntn N»». affd 4h» 3rd day /J June. A. (T, 'haa flUd m IiT eertlflc4t» •ifflec and liu made nppliraVij* Tax De*d to Iriue In ac­ ne* with law. Hald cenlflinte ,r»4 |h« fplldvrln'T *l***:rln*d rfy situated la Uemluule r, FLirlda. lo-wlt: M. 4 drureex I ■linn illml a rant, run N. fur Tax ticeJ to larar Ip peirefrfn«**» *i», ft. a « ivltli law. tfeihh reftifu ,ii« ,.rul|rAC"n I h e r*)U.-v, ItHI d n w rU - d p rop erty Wv Vu’ tl. xfiuatrxl In hemiuol* i;.,oi,iyl Klurltd Italtiy-M' r-Yi 7£«M.2.r. 71. and Tl, Iiloci&tDJ Yn ■ l ' W;tlxl TT-nTMITCFo lux' 'offlr** atpl baa. na l*v ai'i-iHcaUon «*k J*. M lidtiH T f'.ir if'int, The t old I ,yi I *r th* date; of ihi i di *<, rilllrniu In tr,< * ilaiillnA' r. tlyttU iNtt. if .Uino, A. rllflrnlx In mipllrntlon Ic I., ilutamlri, i r. < I j r l1-’ He 1. •v-orilienvu I iMy of Jime. A. n jjl **jf*lll*!lt. Ill litWii dnpplli it -ii mi In in . ni# . ''xt lllc u ie .u ltr a . ,x u rli> "l priiytiif ■Hur • it,I Id Ian.I tl,. of III* ato III tho I- i lo County, Fh t CutautlnKer. ivrt iflcatvi «i*t> » f N**. -V. ti*J rv rtlflct«t«i In Tlu-.t ral.1 I:aii*tin 1,. F.ntinilnir *. lUlicM**... of T tx IVrtlllr*U* i,4*riH1f.ilt " I . ilM.d itu* ’ ml day of June, A.! \\iriw ilyKcrliMMl I'. Fit'J. I'Ma lll'tl aald etrtinc.iio mj i Hi’fitiii4*11? Gunn- tn> oftl .< and ha* made uppllcat' n f*,r T x tl... I t • !"•• I - la nifojnlui x '4. lilld t.’ 7. liloclt 14.' v Iill I iw.i .‘(.ill eurtineutu cmliru j pruiic ty'l •v* v . . f . ' i v y l l r i i n t . tt.o f;ilhiw|pj- dcBcrlhifJ J'*»Im ’ ''li.'i'! nt ilti* Pil mit- l '.| ti'.-mlnoi.i Cpunty, Fl r* itidnrr uf toittU oarttti t-ut. ir*l, RIne.!; D.'Mllehetl'a Her. •:4*> i f t nl.li .)V1I; :rtlml* t*. Ilntiuiiltsar. ci . of Levy Om ni. Tim -j.iltl la r livlntt mxmvxaril At tho' d>ite of t ip! Tux Ccrllflval* No. «*( i*uch riHilficato In I. a< 2n*4 tl i pf June, A bnuntHi of N. IL till) a. led Mid certificate III punt* That tinId litm-tie I,. Knlltnlap hA* mu.I*i nppHcalluil uudtuFar of '•'*-* on.iivat,. Un' tl, Imitii* Im accord* 3tilt dxl*,| II*futt if-*y uf Jtfru*, i." it*. fllthl uertlft'lltP tr. 1 V1 -J. ha* llted r m M c n l t t n, fo lln a ic t .. d<ae4lll«.d rly ■off1*’** on 1 !un aid made iippllrntt .i 14,1 In 5J<nnl4,o|u Qlitin* fur Tua-Di-rd t** Icam * In uceurdah* - tv|i ••• « , * * law. t* lid c*rij3cat** vinhtio a *>k ti.1 sUt.-uiriiV Hor- with full *wln*r ili .ctTh. 'l 'prurvi ivy, Ilrnilt Tim *ald land Ihi 11ua* *il In Hvirntnula Cwunt), FH r-' ii ul lb* <l»4o' '*♦ thv* J<!». In-(vIt: Itch cciUflcaM 1*4 l *u tin. iin.-i; D, Miictx*|r».gar. lv*> uf l.*v) *lrcTii. STm aiDil l.inl Ci)®® thelidf asx*,.»'f mC th.* duta of-'t * ; It't-fxtiri Pf milU o rUflcat* In li.o J th* 2 ll» ,F»f pr Jntl-i. A. turn e -of N..1L nil**. Ii|x nl t raid t orlin.T»t« In Tltu lurid Ummt*i‘ I- Untamlnr n I and h.ix iit*oI*■ application l*eri»:,.i«»r <if Tax Cert!lirate X,. ,il..teiFMlo* 4tj| I*- d lo l«BUC In accord* j132,3 I d iv Pf June V. 323 *iliiteiFTlo* fllt-ald I'm- D, l!i 1 lien I *33• Ill'll tile till'd '.‘.1*1 rurtiniato V) dueexlirvvl ’ (df iny •■VlfriYJld * :TIm en,| li Hu* II)*.!.* if Jt.tleall.'M If"” .’I As TJa«"t t * l3«uv tn a*.- i I in-,, I jtli law. fluid certiflcat'- cinprip b i tUx* ("IbixylrN iieacrUi x) , uroMltr xlt'Jutel lit dumlnilu County. FlurK»f»r lwnsion*of un ffcti; «tn •ciccufTf- 7 *vT 7 O rutil. T h e « a k l I m d lu ll b i ' » c - x e d a t t h e .|.,(» l*( t l , •• I s * u . . m. r j . v'jbJ .' »Mlfi ate In |h» iia.-m- ■ J, i). 1 4'lia ‘ .7 Thai raiil. MrnntR* Ixl Ki,’ <K)'.nu. purvb;i- *r* of Ta.x 4’ertlflruja./f. W*. *!-•<« d tl .* 7ili *!r. i f .1line, QLUcjn) i a.-fanhti tho so.mo ;hnt '.It'.- Ik itL uc*»s '. i t h e ’ uirfln body. ThU «rtl r tr! f.'rV* your h’j jhu . j with rich blood am* d'*!nl.cti cup'Jita rulliillu i.i ormation on tho The Sattfor.l (.'iruil *Ax ociin on function for succcm/ul. bu-it coni,Any pro'-ii’vt yuu with in'tho chnpo «>f accurato r tratlinif public. tepre: ent^tive wiy call t:.,l ^)io;» c i a card in fare o.‘ tc Ft: matter over mrith jxu fully arty tlMe you jv.ofe County L'n’i. oa, owifcr cf tba Crlar.dy Credit Association.) �THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, APRTL 4, », . f - J . ■ ■ <■ ■«,. - - i The Secret o f Baking1Good Biscuits. n4»f— '■ «" ".J L — . . . TAXABLE Figures in Tragic Newark Murder w ealth ‘ ACQUIRE TURTLE .MOUNDl, ; DELAND. April 2 * -T U Flf** idn State Hiitoricnl Society k u • acquired ownership' o f the uieR deposit at Turtle Mound, the but: of ita kind intact it this sccticrrt of the state., and h ill present* the mound tn its natural Flat*, ft I* understood that the incieky paid $ 8,000 Tor the property, iU which was contributed by Jannete Tharber Connor, ol York City, vice-president o{ society, who has collected records of early Florida h large. MIAMI, April 3.—Tho' actual taxable wealth of Dade county is now $T!1J>,8-I0,680, according to calculations made from the flgurrs showing the valuations plr.c; cd on real and personal property l in the county by tho tax usvmsttr, .which total *3t ,£>81,0(18. Ther-e 'nluations were l>as« don the cus­ tomary 10 per cent basia nml n I consequent low valuation on all improvomontr, that has b«-*»n fol­ lowed for years in the county, it ______ _ |is said. , The assessed valuation FORT PIF.UCE— Contract let has more than doubled in tho last construction of new high school six years. , . building. ' BY HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING Ireetor Home Economics, Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago, 111 he ability of a housewife os a |,is. of course, that (l reliable brand { 1* very often Judiicd by thpjof baking powder is used and used nits she make*, hat they art correctly, that the Ingredient» be jV Very alnide to make; If mixed quickly, and not so mu?h materials used nfq <*f the very as to make a tough biscuit. Too ! the recipe t^jipWud carefully Miff a dough should also iv avold1 meaaiironienta arc juado ac- cd. ’ , ktaly, only a lltth cxfxnUnce All breads arc dlvfclrd into two required to produce c.tc'dlcut classes— L|ts. L Quick Dreads, ho principal requirements 'in 2. Yeast Breads, png baking powder biscuits Quick breads aro tundo in a STATEMENT •Sit), manaaement, circulation,- etc., rrqulrvnl 6y lllo •ft of CiinstfM of AifflUKl If, 1313 of SATURDAY AND MONDAY Published dally at Hanford. Klurlda for Aprlf. 1 'uTATB OK FLORIDA. COUNTY OF BBMINOLB. Before me a notary public In and for the B ute and county aforesaid, personally uppearad n . ft. Hera, who haying been duly Cworn according to law. depose* and says that he Is the manaucr C f the Sanford Herald and that the followlna Is. to the best of Kts knowledge and belief, a true statsment of the. ownership. Knanaasment and circulation of the aforesaid publlrtalon f«ir tbo bate shown In the above caption, required by thu Act of A ukukI Hi j M I. embodied In eectlon «t3. Postal U w » -and ItrKuUttons. printed on .the reverse of this form, to-w lt: FANCY FLORIDA AND WESTERN BEEF, HENS AND FRYERS Canned Goods that arc guaranteed— Fresh Fruits and .Vegetables. | 1. That the names And addresses of Ihc .publisher, editor, managing editor end business manger are: Company,'' Editor, Holland L. Dean Manager, i t H. Berg Tomatoes, small cans .;.............. ...... ..........6 for 2fi els. biscuits thinner ami cut smaller than the usual b-icuitt. Thinly Tolled biscuit dough sprinkled with sugar and sliced bananas, rolled and baked as n jolly roll, Serve with a lemon sauc*. Sanford, Florida. , Sanford, Florida. 2. That the owners are: Tiny, thin biscuits may be split, buttered and served with tea, while larger ones may be served with breakfast or lunch­ eon. In order to utilise left-over biscuits of this kind, they may be split, and toasted or dipped quick­ ly into boiling water and baked in n quick oven «mi.tl the surface is dry. When you bake, do bake good biscuits—-don't waste time on In­ ferior products. A good flour and a reliable baking powder, u hot oven, and y.ur family will appreciate your efforts. Try these recipes: Baking Powder Biscuits. 4 cups pastry, (lour 4 level teaspons baki : powder 4 level tablespoons iutter or Rolland L. Dean, R. H. Berg, Dean Treadwell, F. F. Dutton 3. That the known bond ho Ulers, airily borders owning or holdltia 1 -----imoilnt of bunds, m ortgages ur other scctfrltles arc NONE 4. That the two paragraphs next above, glvlm f the owners, stockholders and security holdera a* R. H. BERG, Business Manager. Sworn to anil subncrlbtd bufors me thU tlh day of April. 1914. (BBAL) O A N S I! WIKnCINHICl. Notary Public. Statu of Klnrlda nt larac. My Commission cxpln-s April It, ISM. * ' lW.cups milk 1 level teaspoon salt. Milk Ut V HILC, then LIICII measure, lliruflliru, Sift IW flour once, add salt and baking powder apd Mfr llunf Ihfflft, r«TWW!Wtoning with fork or spoon, add milk, mix lightly,'turn out on a well-floured hoard and roll or pat one inch thick, cut and bake in quick .oven (450 degrees Fahrenheit) fifteen to seventeen minutes. This recipe is based upon the use of Calumet Baling Powder. Coffee Cake. ' 414 cups pastry flour 4 level teaspoons -baking pow- Large size toilet soap ................................. 3 for 25 cts. h 4 tablespoons sugn^ 3 rounding UblosprttM l**ill*ir « r Phone - omi -T.crftd-ev.-nr bru sh -to p w ith -1 milk. Y h ix raetp 0 “ 1 ; .... 1 level teaspoon salt. Sift flour, then measure; add 1 tablespoon butter. — ------■--------- --------------■ baking pqyvder» salt- au l .augur; ' Mix tlour,-mrrwr-aw* —W ork on new Florlgift-twu e tFHTw r-riwig^wrw—fTr rub butler in until it is crum bly; , ___, „ . with spoon, heat egg white t with spread thick on top or cake; i.uke <!» Em * * "»"t rniUvay shops to behalf egg-shell of water added to in moderate oven 30 To 3& minutes gin stum. , * each until stiff, then add yolks and boat in; add milk and beat alt to- Special Demonstration And.SalgjGf HP “ N A T IO N A L ” Biscuit HJ YOUR BASKET— FILL IT FULL I Come In and sample the many other vnrie* Always lies of ounNntlonnl Biscuit Co. 1’ roducts. Fresh 25c HAMS AND BACON Kingans sliced bacon in boxes - Kingans pure lard— 1 lb. packages and buckets. Fresh vegetables and fruits. Georgia Stfeet toes DAY ONLY SATURDAY AND MONDAY L b s . F in e GRANULATED Lb. UPTON’S F IN E S T Pota­ "* f* * ' * "77* We Agree with Yc Thoroughly j j -WINTER PARK—Work to start ( nt oncc on j -jco.oOO paving rrojject. And t -\ f 1 Spread with the. follow ing: j u-k* o f Cniumet Baking Powder. b eup flour Vi cup sugar 1 tcanpoon cinnamon INDIGESTION • iiir * n A f*i | hnut-i Ujum the Unccdn Hlscoit — Zu Zus — Chocolate Snaps — Alphabets Oysterettes, vYnillu, Lemon and Macaroon Snaps, IJneetla Lunch . From time immemorial, leavening gas has made the “ touch” which made the-paste ot flour and water a digestible food—the staff of life. A flat and soggy loaf or biscuit is an unleavened food. So it is that leavening agents such as yeast or baking powder are employed. To insure to the American housewife com­ plete leavening of her biscuits, cakes, muf­ fins, etc., which is so important to perfect digestion, the pure food,authorities found it wise to require a certain standard of leav­ ening strength in baking powder. To maintain this guaranty of digestibility— to insure minimum deterioraton of leaven­ ing strength, baking powder is packed in tin. This prevents absorption of atmospheric moisture. Dampness produces premature re­ action injthe can—results in loss of leavening gas. The food official, would properly condemn baking powder if packed in cheap sacks. But what about self rising flour? It comes to the southern housewife from remote n o rth ­ era mills packed in porous bags. What Wnat hapnapern pens to thU mixture of.baking materials and flour? Chemical analysis shows that much of it has lost its leavening, strength before it reaches the consumer. Breadstuffs made Vith such self-rising flours cannot rise properly—they come to the table heavy, flat and Boggy. t. Why don't thb pure food officials demand that_ji£l(-rising. flours contain 0.B% leaven_____ Ing-gaSr-the-aquivahmt-to the 19ft required— ,7 ...of-baking powder?, •ifrV Calumet flaking Powder is scientifically and legally correct— the last spoonful is as .pure i J.TL WRAGGE, PROP. Police of Newark, N. J., have.arrested Martin Wright (s the murder of Edward iiijllock (upper right), u young telep and their daughter (upper left) lived together with linltock. been separated from her husband for lltroo years, p<» lice say, attentions Hnllock hud been receiving from the two women, while sitting In his wheel ehari, polite soy. ^ ■ *' Soggy Biscuits * ' * > FAT VALDES- Sach As These A Hard to Find Red Circle T s rFLOUR& WE SELL ONLY SUCH FLOUR THAT WE CAN A & P PATENT LF L O U i PLAIN OR SELFJ PLAIN OR SELF-RISING t - 58c |, £ $ i . i o m Io n a S u cco ta sh o A & P APPLE SAUCER - M a ca ron i A & P And C h e< Genuine 9 02. pkg Macaron no. 21-2 Fresh E ggs M Elgin Four Crown but­ ter and Churngold « Olco. In fact w e have mosl every thing that’s good to e a t ' Just send us1 your order add i f we! haven’t it will try to g e tit j Fresh J er ’ounds V«6 %l . \ ■ I L. ......... ••• : ’ - ■ * __ �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4'r 19*1 .'KtAMS1RBSUDra- GIVBN S. Vi estdent M on roo W ent on lie Reef?! TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 3.^-Out total of 1*489 applicant, who J The, Republicans "of z\m y k exam in ation s Fob. 7 -0 In the j Seminole! in tttjfcuWVAW East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. <. • N orthW est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19, South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18, .la tb" county court house, Friday, Ajtrjl 4, l ^ L ot^S o’clock, p. in .,1 for tho tSlirpose ( of t&ectin.-r taro dcle^atc^ and 1^6 al telltales to the! ihtlts throuphout the state,, only Uen eucccc<led in qualifying for <-> *'r~\ rt. ffrada teachers’ certificates, ty, K lo rM a .'lo -w lt: > ’ jj •K iOralhK to figures. mnclG public n^e. SIC. cor, Lot 5.1. I5|ocfc D. I rinit the r®»ult? nf the examine- Mtlclu-trr SutfvrV i.r I v , Cratir. W j S. *5 detrrev* t<). m in , W . 3(45 — * n«. Of tho total taking the e x -. rui, ft.,.N . I ,1,-wrr, » W, i n i r t f.i.. N. dilations, 1,211 were white and; H <WY«rn S® n»ln.. 12. nr I ft, i J : . I colored. Four hundred fifty - 1 v K., 1V.t M f T1i« *.*hl |r,» j i,etii.in»-r-oi»,i nt. the rot - white applicants and 187 n f the •Isruanrc rtf sect* cerppraes filled.' Third (trade corti- dlB W t « » ld the name of pxiftow n . »tes were granted to .101 whites That mlcl Knvnlo T*. d TO-negroes; second grades to tu re h irrr i f Tax ri>r|jjlkaU No ft w hites ami 21 negreos. Cef- ,1(3. dilo«l tho 3rJ Uny i>f, June, ,V, Ktten of other grades- were P. HAT. huff filed staid Cirtltlcftle In rar office nail tips mtitn iipmTawanted as .follows. Primary, 22 fbtn for Tux Dee I I v ., w iim iti notrftea, professional. 2 whites, one e-irPanr* with lAtr.r Rxl* cortlftr.itn. i|Tor special* 112 whites, otic Tfip.fnVMi ihi‘ ;fn tin s(ink- slexrrihad L ol 3 in Woodruff’s Sub-Division on easy ternJj 800 acres, Flowing- Welt, Land SoHd Body. SuV divided" In 5. ncro lots. As whole or In lots. Easy tenas-For Fire Insurance sec us— .10 years in buslnwaj FR A N K L. WOODRUFF & SON Phone 12 — .propertv khujttefl In Ramln<lc Cuun. ty, Florida, m -w it: 2 ( 3 .ft. N. ami S. V 500 ft. R Bud i, JlltlRi of Application for Tax tired W . at N R .-r ,r Lot f.«, 'Block 1> ^ P * l » r Section r.73 of the General Mltehrll’ * Survey -Levy Or.ml.—H 2 _llt»intro vt the State of Florida acre*. The enld lin.l help-: nmnnr* R.C^totlco Iff harelip itlvi-n that fcrn- c<l nt Hie d:itn nf llin D iiu v ir e o f n.inin of ) tel# U Kntxmimccr. purchaser .417 Tax f orh certificate In the Certificate No. 579. dated tho 2nd unknown. ’ **K ■f** 4JV itd »y nf Juno A. I). 1913. tins O ld That raid Kmmle t. Kntffrttfnper, ■'•aald certificate tn my ufflce nn<l nurehuner of Toa CrrtlHcxtn. tin. r i t t i made application fur Tax Deni ^,'tu Ir'Uc In nceordffnco with taw ., bfks. ITtiriy-thrco pr.a■.■fluid offrtKIrntr t m b r a n i the fnt -1 ffin W Ip * d'cffcrlbed pronerty ffltuatMl 1 I tul.cn to'Miami in an -iim Scmtn,*1« County Florida. tn -w it:l ?howa n tug trying to f i v !-<>t *1. ninrk I). Mltrholl'o Survey V /o f tiery flrffitr. Th« n»M land bring I .L«»ffe*fn«l at tho date of tho l»»nnw«* ? of «ffch certificate In th« namo of Unknown. min.. W . of 5K. cor. of Lot. ifr.,1 K • That rntld Kmmlo U Rnlfftnlmter, IlhK’ k- T>. M ltc b 'd l’e , SurvjM" Trf c v | tinl I lf . H io -!; I*. Ir'-itctfolVs * » r - 1v.-if I a , iS-tld cm lflcfttc emUtSren ihii of ti»cli,ctrli(i* !oruiff!hn*cr of Taat CiirttflCnle. No. ftrant, run N to dr rrert |,> ,i,in , dtitn of the !•.. jiruticfty ■at" In Uii ndme of J..n*. v f . Ntu d. vcy of Levy tir.int. Tha anw iaiuV to- ' onpiu: ,l**f rlhc.l «, i n . doted tho ?nd day of June, A. V." 'I rh* , ft 7n |l| t r , f I -.'I t\*. 1 That m id lliu :ii,' I . i. ; i litlti t 'f, :i. . mi Ho d itt,-iff *tht .ittui 1 lit Hviiipiul* Ciianty, Fl«r*. S f l .* . 1919. hn*. filed (laid certificate I1U p in , V. In in h'lii. j*. i j'Ui'i.! . < r of O r t lfic t t t —-Hnr -heeri-JT/f** of f.itcll ' f e c t l f llUljiV *•; . ,1 •• Ifiti a; In frty' office nml huff made nr>pllcn- 9 e|,e.. N,-fn ilpRrep^ SO ril'i . II. i b j \ I’ * ' . > Lot pluck D. D. It. Ulfchn||> ■fithm Tor Tax need to ln u c in nc- rile.— It ncree fri,n-jKi»|,| lan.I being. 2 dI*, dot, 1 th> Jnd tiny of .lilt:.'. A.' !*■ ' *■ * f v N fiiien T in t slid Ktnmic t.. "n-r.ntthfer. l-tlrv. cf Hit l.hyy tliuut. The D. I:•I». ton tiled .' ijd t ..flirtcate In Tcordancff with law. Said ccrtlflctc imeeffUi'd the date fit I ho faauanoe in: oi'flci* ii.J tinK till rib neitlU ,U mi t>ucc|; .Mi' nt'VVHX r.o tlP ca i.' K u .'crtM i.iti-1 bolus H*iic«a.fd ut tflc date Swciniirtu-px tho following doaorlbwl of afu'h ci-rtlflcut» t»i the nanie nf JttB 'V A ii.sf AH'' .tiiiiucn nf am h certljlcaic in fu r T . l * ’ll' 'll t* I III nt-rord- t i.l, duu-i tin 3-id Ui-v i Ji property ffltuatrrd In ScRtlMto II. ft I!. MVcra. , moc'- wild Lite. Hurd rartt/lcatw D vjir*. tons njed •«xu c'. titflc.xi* (f»ytiic n-m ojof t'uija.iwn. l,” C>'unl>' Florida, t o .w itf Tim : evld Kmmlc I Fn**itilru-AV, UMltruce i _ the ( dluK Itllf de-u tllrt'd ui: t'fHc.t and luu» mnde atinilculntt ( That fold Lnimli) 1-. Rntamlmtcr. Rot (*, Itlock l>, Mitchcll’ff Kuri iu*c<ird,iftei Bi,r.jg , r, „ f Tux ' I’ crilll.: it. No. fi-rtf||r»le Vi. Pl'.'lli f 'dtu-stel! Itl Sl'lUtnulu Coutt* fur l i : Di Mi f ■ l*!*u< -l W V ey o f I-evy (Irani. T h - aald land liurch^e.r iff T i r • Uh l iw. Nuld ce rlir ,. to it.ihfaci;!* .J'l'J, d tod thff 7t»l ilny Vf June. A. Jfi3. d itrd the *n.| d >* of June t t). Flurlda. to-v.'lt: J l u lng nnffciiacd- at the date of the f. Ihiv/hoi dtr.rrfl.l;. I W U lin iD|i. ] li.oi Pled ft*id cerlincnto 111 I.oI m :i . 77it.nl 7x Itlock D. Mlf- h- 1,1 iWliiiatUioe o f anclt certificate |n the It 1919 In * died anld. cfrtlllrnte In 1 uunt>\ f lu y iStty tifnc* iruil ft** appllratitfii mv office amt hta m.ide anvlleatian ilVn Survey i f V'cvy Hmnt Tim f*11 bt»t»*1 in n am e-of Unknown. " ................. fo r V I *i* d ler litxuc In ntvurtlaJJcit I -That »ald L'mmla I . Fntamlnirer. f<jr Tax f'ccd to (antic in ncc.tHI- •aid land h .lm : m*c.i-cd .it tlir d.itc Id*Lotto-witri 1 !) , t£ l. IS; end 1.3. n w k ^ with I w. .inlil rertlllcnte eaibrucci Snld «--*c»Iff.•f i.o* i -tnuHc of . . i corilftcale [ymrehaaer *of T u 1 Certificate No nnre with ln»v D. JLfcl , .; x liurviy tifIn vy ii;u n t ‘ Hie .iliuvlttv ilcffcrllti d tifoparly * ESS. dated the 2nd day o f June, A. cTohrac. • the f -llowlng . d-errll>«Ml tW* the" Luriu ' f JllllltM l . C.lcrt. Tl, i .Id I. pd - ift,. «-d ul HI* «Hu:- ! In Siiniiude tjuunl; , Flop- ; tit, 1919. ha* filed au Id cert float <* In BhiiwrlV nitunted In Kcntltiolc Coun­ That m id l.ir .ale t« F.iit.'.nlnj'-r, . ,■ v’ „ Any n fflcc and dtju-rnffd* nanUfAtlon ty. Florida,' to -w ltt « f ’P-:X Pert Loti !1 eiol.lll fh I - 1', cer<m l|i Ifor T a x Deed to lamia In nccortlnncc the 2nd day Svlth taw. Said, crrtlflcnth I'lnlifuce* .NR,, c> r of lo t It lllf.cl; i* MI’ rti. t tlh'l "Clil o I'.n lit. The [the follow in ': described nronerty M l V j t i i f u , of feVv ilid h r t guide . . •Ituntetl• In K.m lnnlr County. Flor- « 10 Ifi’ .l hclUW n'e^reecil lit Hi • fhil*-i f I to ie»i". in ■u’CuriJnhcff o f th>* ly m n c i. of rue*, certlPcnfe I with 1 ‘Ida, t o -w lt : Halil cert IftcMit > > i tiil i'a " il [. Iff>t 9J. Block D. Vftehall ff Sur* •u the niimo c r Cllcir. fiveratre, t 7.- tlie loit' iving jdc«crlh»d in* i1- ,{y* vrv o f Levy. (Irani. The anht land Drew. situat'd in FcinlrKdu County. Flofbeing n**e*srd the i H c of the laThat ruld KmrnTe f •. I'otamlnver. .hi.i. to -w it: Lauanro of nicU certlfcnte In the nuechaaer of Tox , t’e r tlfic*te, N». I "i- :••. sn and si. Ol.icl; I». rjifftna nf Ilnknuwn"IS. <iet.d the Jtv.l day of Jane, a . Survey of Hr null golaiiiim nr h.’ia lltril a | nurrha.er of Tax Certificate No. date of tlu liouan.',' of auch ccrtl - 1 ,* '5. II. A. noCMLAH-ff. I ll * , dated the Mh day of .Inly. A. llcnte In t lie nat ’ii " f Jntnca ffc tlllea. . Clerk Circuit Court, D. 1S*7. hna fifed ahld certificate tn Tl’ .it a..Id Birimlu L. Kntrmlnrfer, t ' ^ “ “ ^ 5 , , t fVmlnobt. County. Florida. mXiOfflee and hna made nphllpallon t'lirm i .n r of Tnx Cm UHim i . N'k ItvtA. M .\Vviok*.. D. C. fex/T ax Deed to Dffiie In ncccri'ance 8*2. dated Hi" 2nd .day < ( l ine. A. I ouiVhi .er with taw. Raid certificate embrace* D. 1911. hna ill, 1 eotd ce/.iflentd lit, i’ "-, thaj foltowln*r deacrlhed pronerty my office nnd' hna made A|i|>llca-, (> *••j ,. |,Ui, elluated In Seminole County. Flor­ Mon for Tux Deed .1 ■ dlffUe In a c l , . , . /ftlVo'un ida. to -w lt: roialuiK'tWfUh hue. Hold certificate: ('„> T,»v Beg. 1221 ft. W . of NB cor. of .I'ltihcnee i the following deeprlhell m i | j , p i , K f f U ; Re", 20. Twn. 2D S . Itinffe 30 property idtuatv.l in Rtmlnnli! Cnuti. Uhc fnt low Ir « , run W . to S W . fur, . f raincl> Floclda, fo.ivft: ‘ -o n it .-i in : arnmj ri.. f . rrrN m .-k -io Loii ' 2 . sj. si. * ; red Sfi. IllocIrlhLi, t i.v/ll; ,pt. fy. n f ben.. N. to hear — 0 ncrc* p. iriu h c l!',' Jluys'tv fdpTotvy e rn n t.- r.ot U i <1 T h " • ' Id laod hi Inif n-neaseil 'it the uro. -,n of the 1 mimti'C- of nU'lr i .r n -jr i in .V l« dr lie In Hie n i ,,f Cnknnw •>. clj,; .. d That aald Kmmle f* Kntimlniren. Tim* nnld Krnnilo L. KutxmlltU'-r. I j ’ V c h , L puechaaer of T » t Certlflcaie No, purcho e. r of T.»V c.-rllfirn t" No. I 9 eh.. : ; - 7 * ,KJ*;«dn*e«V ‘ he |llh d * v 'o f FnvemiTer. A . Tl. 1»9fi. h»ff Pled *ald ce*tlflc 'lo la mv office and bnn trnde » o t- II and 33 Tlloek i*.', M IN IM b llcn tlo n -fur Tax Deed to l>xue ell'n survey . rtf I O.W Om ni. .The 7h‘\ecord<*oce -w|rh law Said. c r . «*td l*pd hclnv a**ea*cd rtf the diLc tlltcate em brace* the follow in '' ilf* •if lb " laxtimre nf aitcJi . enlP''ntc ecrlhed p7f’P*,r ,v •Hunted In Heml- In the name o f Ovcr*trerI Turpen* nnle Cntintv. Florida, to -w lt: tin " (.'ft. Tteg. tf.ca n ft W . of SR. co-. of T l - 'i H'il'1 Rminle f" V l u n l i w ' i' No. L7D4 of N W 'i . flee 3a. T w o IA S. nurvh»*er of Tax Carlin Vale 'Kffnffe 9* FI., rpn W . t<> llxntrc lln - 3f3._d'U eit.H u u Jod-#»-f•" f ’ one." -Ar TIJV ftnVl IuiiiI liftlm i f mm , d ut the eW. 9tT /t - X rp point N. o f ht'P'.r'S: D. I9I« hue-tiled utkl. ccM lflcji* In ildte of fh " |f»U<t\i:e ef Mlrli reit/• to bear;— A lcrc *. .Tlie «iht land h«- mv ofHce . nnd hrlw mndo r>|rut|ei- hc-tft In llte iiii'ii- of CnkiitiYVlV Llng affneaifed n» the d u n of the I*- tion for 3>wiA,Oa»U..tQ.»^'"c Iix. po. Thai etihl Rmmlc I.. Knlr.iulniter. tauffnrn of ffnch certificate In th-' rordanec Willi ' AW.'* ~HrtM > t>i>vjcJjw-.-r of -i n x . LVrilflcau, N<» iW tiClhW lM j'filrn f%* VVlil |1 ,nn m a lyii tlt*» I p T W t » o HI ^ b d ' . l e / f rijeffTnln/er.’ T7. l y i r O i r t i lUtril imfil rfi*(7f[iriitv Iti t'inrJ^aaee rtf - T;*x (V rtllien o No. mde Count**. Florlitff. tn .w if- ' : rr U-fc.1' ‘ -JeiaODattKlL^V il trfUff tl If. nnd |K; I Ur -li Tl r"' !^** J iuv ■** •'H n _j3 y n ? i si uii" «~mjdm*i* _____ . ftucvrv' nf le v y C r-n t: r HU . TV,"” 1 .♦/«! »L-rtiP.<!/it4J vmiirjc-n made a unit-1 The **nt lind |>,|nr pa«c**rd nl l'ie 11***•.ft il 14iwil!>f| 'tl lirtti -‘t Iy (JaeiUl* I" I 'C ., Italy ef thr I**iiatic,i nf m' i. !i c-eftl■ id c r tlflc n t" i flr-i»c In live rttniu of M .'R (file.* . emhrnce* the fnllowllip deacelhnl I That aahl Rmintr I-. Fnlftnlnv-r, tpronertv «ltin»t«d In Seminole Counf ty. Plrtt ldr. t o -w il: • ................. r M t k*.. Block D. D. D Mitchell •• 1 dore^* „ f the I.W/v *lri*it Th2 o.'VWl ItMJd helnw a*»e-*ed'* m Hie v ibitrt ’. o C the |**unnce .of rurh cdrtl. In the im m e.iif Fnknown. Thnt xald Kremlo »•. Fnlxmlm'er. ^ purchmuir «•( Tax Certificate No. If-4J7. dated the 3rd day Ilf June. A. tf-tV 19&T, ha* filed *a,!d certificate “ In'-tny cfflce pod lift# mp le BpidlL'anilOii for T--x Deed »o l»*ne In eerordaffca with law.' Mild i'«rllficAle fcoptbrdcea the fnllnv'nir defferihed kteopartyaituaied In Seminole Coun- 730 H i N V E N T IO N C A L L Automobile Repairin OPEN D A Y A N D N IG H T ------ LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, On the Joe Sauser Corner. NOW OW NfeD B Y ACCESSORIES, ----------- Oviedo-Orjando 0 . C. B R Y A N T WAGNER, FLA PIT FOR \ QUEEN W ILL give a Jazz Cap to each ch?id that buys an ice cream cone, a3 *ori£ as caps last. Better come eany. o Dr d e a l e r s .Toe’b Fmnltc IIcusc, Union I»hn« maey, LaiHicra Drug Co., Waters Kandj Kitch*. D. L:me, Z. V..Jerry, Feoplea Graeery, D. Cavoura^MoRelv-nrofi.7 Irrimr-PlTte arjonr lar Cream Shop aati Irene Auiin. OUT OF TO’tVN DEALERS : " \iW t4V.i.bJ4 ^©'©©iSJ@(§)'wJ®^©(§)(gKg)(g)©(§)(S)(§)©©IQ? tor Sanford "iiu .U 'd |n S'lminul,' c,unity. Flurbin, to -w lt: . but* ';>* on,I ''7. flinch D .•Mltcli1 1! i :'ur- i •- of I,efy itrail!■ The •'fil‘ I o.l Hi lot; c*",, icti d nl III'- «' iln iiw*t with law. Said i .'rtTileiito ■.u*J df' -VIttk’' ib-n'Tltnilj of fhi I n u a b o f r-ueh ccrllfli'iitc h.-uio < Hi,) In ip . u . of Ovi.-r»tr." t Turpep* IsrupertV ffttii'.t Mil S' fllilirde l'd'iU-1 t i t l e * ' >. . , *rtrnt*.r:tld L m m lifle. Hnl»:rt|na.:r, pnrrhoM r of T o t ,Curt|flc*tu '-’ Nu, 2 ‘S, dated j Cm Tp l day of hui", A. I', 1919. h* i flh d *ald i ertlflcAle In r. > , rfleo uod h»a pulde implication f..r T iX D. •,il l " Ijuue In "evutdanco v It It l e r f a l l dhrtlflcutn einl/facta llo- f;i!!' iifln ■; J-^CrlheitJ* i.rnpifR ii lM»lit l l*i HcmJnot* I’ liftlj, Flcr- That a-ild K m m le 'I" Kntxmlnyer. urohuarr nf Tax Certificate No. il, dffted, Hm 3rd d tv nf June. A* JTjS*7. Jioa filed Mid certlfcnte In ,y o rre e and baa made implication, irT iv x Deed to <*»u« -In accordafa With law. .Said rurtlftrale em rffeta the fullnwlna deacrlhi d roperty itluateit in Srmlnolo Coun* r.' Ftorhfv. to -w lt; Bear. NH oor. of Iff>t 55. HI nek I». [Itrhell'ff Survey Levy Grant, run . is tfinr. so min.. W. 3IJ f t . s. t »u_. R. 2(3 f t . N. 25 dear. 3D mtu.. L t d ft.. N. « tin t. IV., 243 ft — S'.a Erie. Th« ffnld land liellti: a*5e'm*il t th e,date of tho linuanro of inch ’ to the name of Cn- . 11. M Ut in 11',* F ir-ft »e.t, T h e.M id. I. mil It f I ll fa da!1, . , f i la•< i.Mimote of ao •■,! e i ftifieato in if «j irttllU < f ?!. It. Illteft, Th.it raid IItu.oli I ./ Knixniln, •r, purrhayfr pf M ix I'yrtlii, u, Mill, A l t " ! the ire) ,1 iv of June. A. D. HH'J. him IMel ;d l1'certlD cjio |« •a ' lOffle,' iih’l h i , pmde iipplIvAtl iii -i-.’r *v: Ih;. d 'td i.'iiie In juv.-.rilii' ,'e lni». rei:(lli'i, 10 epihra, y Hit rullnwimr dru rlllfti prupi-.ly *•HutuI)d In . nitni/lu Count)*, FI' i'* rc Hii.-.Sfftcj i : ;iro:ji’Lnj; ;,tp7: i . u ipiL L Lrj.lrcni Unaion of un wo would atiff^cEt tlia'. you.caastHt yonr ban!: fer"full That ritld Kntnda I- Ruiiuilnuir. n 9 n ;4 »r of Tu.x t‘cTti(iiot«> N". 9 l A t r iH llt ’.'ml dny of June, A. . 19 ! •*, Ijm ilhd rAhl certificate In /- ntficu and h.iH modo oppllcutb'ii r Tux lived tn D iu n -In . nccor.ilt iritti law. Wild' ceriinc.ii, aald land 1 , ln< nuaeaaed at ihe it. id Ih* 1 uiuiuicti nf euch cert Itic In the riftv.iiC .N . n. mica. ’Flint :ai,l llnunSti L. Dmlmliijr pillclinaurL ot '» ix ■Certificate "it. dtili-d |*t 1, fnil day of Juno, D. 1819. Iihh (lied fetid ctrtlllrat.« tny office nnd h.m made nppllcatl (•>r Tux tirftil t'l jen'iu I:i act ijrilun tAS, t-IA. And 1**7, Block !>,' v.Mch l.'tw. Said curtldc.ilo etnhra, \'it Hiu-vey of l.ivy Grant. 1the f'dlow lnr duecrlh d proiie Liffnd |.i|ihe ft'itiMft at.the! Mitunte I ti* Scmtuulu County, k'k Gt.'.ii .I'tltlier ,o .mob cert Id |U l. t'l.iv 't; l'U.t t.'.ff. Dl'icl: D .' Mltcheil'it Hi th " MA'iS) " t Ctlknnvfo.* " a l l 4'm mlo I - KtUBminnor. VI ■ Of .Levy Gnuit. Thu milt! la er of Tux' Certificate No. |lielnK n«ai»ied m tho date of i e,| t*> :nd dnr nf Juno, A .[ lain a nee of »ucl, e-rtlricatn in I nc N. Ik t ill,* huff filed raid errllf)cat<> In I name That iiuld thnrilo L. Krittmlnk c und him mad,) iiptilleutlini iitri!io.ft«f I>f V ex Cftrlillcate : n urconl- 3v3, dated the ’ 2nd il'y at' .Jnne. tiurtlficttie: e. -Vi'.ll V. I t Pi. hat rtt.d jnld ct rtifl ritt* dlictklud1my‘ o ff le*. an | him ntfttir nppllratl 'raera t fftr T n d lm l !■» tvaut lit iiccnnhkl Fir rota, with l a w SUrt eertCIo.’.t " cmbrai kit ldt. Jh*s f (jI! 1 iiri11’; ill pqriticd prym I^h at aaid Kmmle I* Kntxmlncer. ■ n b a M r of Tax (Vrtlflcatr • Nu. B sla tffd . the 3rd day of June, A. ID'11907. .him filed, aald certificate 0 -* }-. uinro-HTid him made npptlca. u n t o r T a x Deed to l«uue tn » t . fcrdihc.f with bvw. Muhl Virlin3Uav e; if,rnc.eu tho fallow 1tic de«fSffd urnperly,;elluated In. U«mlM k CSxrnty.* wiorlda. to -w tttl. 'E tc. NW , cor. of Lot .55. Uln<ic D. K ih oV ra fbtrvoy of L»»y Orant. iSu »td'<itar.««. a i< u > rt. n . 55 O ur rqircLLfntutive w ill tail anil tJK’.ro. ,!lt tha r.iattrp over with DiO;i vs a card in care oi tb; Sotni .oic.C ocnty L- Licor.;e:i ha.c bitn issued, end wo will be llffty »l r .-d S J if ft.— 8A5 ecff' ff 1 bain* K.«..*Cil fit th* iMunneff o f «ueh cffrtloiame of Uukoown. J nmiBlc Kmiolr I . lKp|*mlnlter. lP U m b te nt ■ Tftx Cert I(lent if ,No. ih * *rd day o f Juu*. A. iar fllffd aald c*rtinr«le :e and ha* made nppilcn•d' to Irfftie In »c ,W. Bald certificate dlrtwlotr dr Mcrllitid led In BcmliutU to-wljj L 1 deirrcc* . K. of I, Black D, Mitch* U»t«t In Seioluolc Cuui LjtegrUf-"I', ;h . f Road tisTctf'Belov/ That Serve 29 of FnhNfffru 2' 2 7^ “fee.; m or^Vkm,^9|te WnF. Office Woodruff and Wsho, ' ntnttfv tif much cnrHHraljft In lh« a.in' ■ i f ■♦lk\c-.'t i> . • » •' M.Tliar Ml,|>l F.i'fmU* L, lTdtL'u'n_< r. piuchiff'er t,( T.- * ( ’j Mri oiif', S'*I d a te d 'th» Imt irnf er Jup". *AD t>i9, >>*» nt* t aaidTartlfieate in my office nml lm» in ide npidlcaHon for ,Tnx l i t , <1 t<> iffauf In accordatn-e with Ltv-. Sa|d certffleata cm* .hroreff (tie fn l.iv.h n r/ iloicrl ImiI prn/iert) ffitu.it,»( lu.ttemlBolff Ceun-1) . .F lo t'. In to;,i It: L si* i<ji „ ;it ifta,. n io c k ’ d , Mllchrlh*' fiurxvr u t j,,,v y Grunt. iThe Mid tnnd lo lnc utiftriftil nt the O itn Of ,thi :■ hi wtc.. „f svicti cijrtte nr aIff In the mntu of t.'nknotvn. That ftUVd X ? n.'.ilc t L’ niainltiKef. -*-l*"l"l 'I.l III* 'IXt I Cl'lllb -'ic <pNoT 193. d itr.l tlm :iul Uty of J une,' A. 1*. 1919. hax ill-,,i ((||,| cwrllflMlt* lo n»7 «rt‘ Cf-und kjVmailafitpnUcatblrt |p# fi'aj»li i Jrr<l t« eL-iM /•crHAedtc cmtofCffff (C (Uc.vp.;: organiactl by A. E, PLkson, owner c f tha Oflar.tK) Credit A«tsociation.]r #i§: at the data bf the 'c-iti.7 - rn m m w �THE SANFORD SERA The Secret o f Baking Good Biscuits. BY HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING (shorter time, than' Is required for makinjc yeast breads, jind are nenernlly served hot. AY; APRIL 4,1924 TAXABLE. W EALtn LARGE. Figures in Tragic Newark Murder MIAMI, April 3.—The' actual taxable wealth oT Dade county, is now fU15>,8IO,6R!>, according to calculations made from the fig­ ures showing the valuations plr.rcd on real and personal property in the county by tho tax ussaixor, which total $31,984,OftS. These '•aluatinn* were.base don tho cus­ tomary 10 per cent basis and n consequent low valuation on all improvemcnlr. that has been fol­ lowed for years In the county. It is said. , The assessed valuation has more than doubled In tho last six years. A quick bread raquiro* the fol­ lowing iriKTtdient.i: flour, * 'llquid, salt and o JcavAiini; a*ent. ability o f a hnnsentfo an a 1*. of course, that a reliable brand *o these may be .Added some oth­ a very oftsn Jinked by the of baking powder U uavd and used er tnxrrdfenta, not nocciinry. but s 'M ^ a i a W hut they are Correctly, that the ingredient' be often dnslrod, such as aVurumfriff, very •sin t>le to make. I: mixed quickly, and not so mu?h sweetcnlnif, flavoring sad w There are some point* to em­ iterials Used orii nf thc very as to make a tough biscuit. Too ho, recipe Iq:#vtVd carefully stiff a dough shouf also bo avoid-1 phasise, which cannot Ijo repeated [ too often. mrements are uutdo aconly A llttlj. experience All breads.arc dlvtlrd Into two"* When mixing fat into a dough such ns biscuits, Jais prefcrabld th classes— add the fat In sblld form snd mix T. "Quick Breads. into the dry ihRredientit. cither 2. Yeast Dreads. Quick breads arc made In a 'ovlth a knife or with tho tips .of the fingers. , *!,n Although It Is Dossihlo to m^kc a good soft dough usuv; a spoon for mixing/ tho beginner, howev­ er, most bo careful hot to stir the deugh so aa to toughen it as is STATEMENT oiten the case with the first bis­ cuits a person makes. th« OwhereAlo, management, firfcuUtlnn. etc., r.quirtnl by tliu Pwcr'enlng, r fd n s , currants i- * . a ft'o f Conxf.ee of Aiiiiu.t 11, ISIS Of and spice are often added sepn•in.oly or combined and added to biscuit dough alter part of the ■milk is added. I Baking powder is used In place Published dally at Sanford, Florida for April, 1, 1931 [ of.'yeast, to make a flpur mixture a t r b r F l o r id a , rise. When the mixture la of li­ 1 Co u n t y o f s k m i n o l k . gnum ana a good, ptain, straight ■ Before me a notary psblle In and fo r the Stale and county fflour, and la stiff enough to knead. breast*. prruonaHy appeared It. II. Uera. who, having been duly It is called a dough. Bread dough. brn tooord ln r to law, dspoaea and says that he la tho munnifer Ibiscuit dough ana pie dough nro Khe Sanford Herald and that tha fo llo w in g Is. to the beat nf | knowledge- arut belief, a true statem ent o f th e . ownership, examples o f this degree of stiff­ biXaoment-and circulation o f the afuresald publlctalun fur the ness. m aaown In the above caption, required by the A ct o f Ausuxt embodied In section 4 0 . Postal U w i and ncKulatlons, A biscuit dough can be used lit bated on ,tt)e row rat o f this form, tu -w lt:. ■ making many delicious variations. By adding grated cheSi<i ito-tlpui: t t. That the names and addreaaea or tho publisher, editor, a delightful change t rpagiag tdltor and hualneaa manaer are: salads la the result, I. Publisher, Herald Printing Company, biscuits thinner and than the usual b’-icq/ ctor Homs Economic*, Calumet Bakin* Powder Co., Chicago, III. |t Editor, Rolland L. Dean Sanford, Florida. ___ blj^uJU_dfiUj ; with sugar and t. Holland L. Dean, 'B . H. Berg, I Dean Treadwell, [1^1.'•F. F. Dutton (4 i *>* v ■ Sanford, Salford, Sanford, Sanford, .» - Florida. Florida. Florida. Florid*:— — kV .* • ’ NONE * * i ** v< • r t ‘ *. . . I * That the two paragraphs next above, giving the.nam es the wwttara, stork holders and aacurlty Imldera as thay appear >h tpe hooka of the company but also. In cases where the stock- ' -4. •ala subscribers >wn Sb6vc U 1.10 urlng the six m on ths' preceding tho data i R. H. BERG, Bualneas Manager. Sworn to »n * subscribed bsfore me this 4th day or Apkll. T i l l . i*L) annV: wfsnciNHKi, Notsn- Puhllo. State Of riorldn el Urge. My Commission expires April n , 1915. building. high FANCY FLORIDA AND •WESTERN BEEF, HENS AND FRYERS* FAT . 'V i Canned Goods that arc guaranteed— Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. .. 13 Tomatoes, small cans Hprtnklad. split, and toasted or dipped quick­ ly into boiling water and baked in a quick oven diHll tnc surface is dry. When you bake, do bake good biscuits—don’t waste timo on In­ ferior product*. A gopd flour antf a * reliable baking powder, a hot oven, and y.tur family will appreciate your effurts. Try these recipes: Baking Powder Biscuits. 4 cups paatry flour 4 level teospona.baking.nowdor 4 level tablespoons butter qr lard Itt cups milk > 1 level teaspoon salt. Sift flour, once, than measure. odd sh ltr Snd baking powder upd rift threo times, rub in shortening with fork or spoon, odd milk, mix lightly,* tuqi out on i wqll-floured board and roll or pat one inch thick, cut and bake in quick ovon (480 degrees Fahrenheit) fifteen to seventeen minutes. This recipe is based upon the use of Calumet Batting Powder. Coffee Cake. 4w cups pastry flour 4 level teaspoons baking pow- J. H. WRAGGE, PROP, t»| Phone o<>0A*» I rvui'ii , Wright is G9 yours old, gethorf turn into two square puns | 4 tablespoons sugn*1 n vt#l uiiVsnnil f iv im * hr n tt h Intk i l l i !' *pron<! oven; brush top W with This recipo Is Imso-I upon tho .1 rounding tublospons butter or anu milk. Spread with tho following! t™ of Calumet Baking'Powder. lard —2 eggs Vi cup Hour 1 1 -U cups milk cup sugnr > 1 level teaspoon salt. l.tcnnpoon cinnamon * • Sift flour, thou measure: add 1 tablespoon butter. baking pqyvder, aalUnul .augar; slit throe titn vr'f^op -bnttpr-frt’ with spoon, beat egg whltei with spread thick on top of cake; bako half egg-shell of water addctl to each until stiff, then ndd yolks and in moderate ovon 20 to flo minutes boat inr odd.milk and beat all to- | WINTER PARK—Work to start nt once on $260,000 paving pro( - . .....-------- -------- . *l» ^ Coast railway shops to bcgin soon. ! Special Demonstration And SalgO f @ a N A T IO N A L ” Biscuit m YOUR BASKET— FILL IT FULL A lw a y s Come In and sample the many other vnrie- ties of our National Biscuit Co. Products. - F resh ^ Uneedn Biscuit — Z i ^ u s —- Chocolate Snapn V— Alphabets Oyst ere ties, VunlUu, Legion nnd Mitcaroon Snaps, Uneedn Lunch WB U rFLOB W f SELL ONLY SUCH FLOUR1THAT v i£ _ _ _ . . ’ l PLAIN OR SELF-RISING r .5 8 c | i* $ U 0 | SATlfRDAY QNLY r* SATUHPAY AND MONDAY From time immemorial, leaveriipg gas has made the “ touch** which mada the., paste ot flpur and water a digestible food—the staff of life. A flat and soggy loaf or biscuit is an unleavened food. So it is that leavpning agents such as yeast or baking powder nfe employed. To Insure to the American housewife com­ plete'leavening of her biscuits, cakes, muf­ fins, etc., which fs so important to perfect digestion, the pure food.authorities found it wise to require a certain standard o f leav­ ening strength *n baking powder. To maintain this guaranty of digestibility-— to insure minimum deterioraton ,of leaven­ ing strength, baking powder is packed in tin. This prevents absorption ' of atmospheric moisture. Dampness produces premature re­ action in the can— results in loss of leaveping gaa.„.. The food official, would properly condemn baking powder if packed in cheap sacks. But what about self rising flour? It comes to the southern housewife from ^remote north­ ern mills packed in porous bags. What happens to this mixture o t baking materials and flour? ; Chemical analysis shown that much o f it has lost its leavening.strength before it reache* the consumer. Breadstuffs made with Buch «elf-rising flours cinnot rise properly— they come to the table heavy, flat and soggy. . t. ^ Why-don't thb pure food officials demand that self-rising, flours contain 0.5% leavanIn* s u . 8 ♦ 1 [; FORT PIERCE—Contract ednstruction of new . t r i • ( 3 . That the known bondholders, morticaffes and other no­ b ly buldtni owning or holding 1 per cent or m ore, of total punt of bonds, mortgagee or olheg securities era: all understood that the society $8,000 Tor the property, $ldX which was contributed bjr Jannete Thnrbcr ComkK, o f York City, vice-i-resMent of society, who has collected i rocorna of early Florid^ his Kingains sliced bacon in boxes Kingans pure lard— 1 lb. packages and buckets. *' * 4 ~,3* Fresh vegetables and fruits. Georgia Sweet Lbs. Fine GRANULATED Lb.UPTON’S | FINEST' M acaron i A &P Pota* 9oz. pkgMacaion1, Fresh Eggs Elgin Four Crown but­ ter and Churngold Irifgct we have ,moet everything that’s good to eat. ju s t send your order and if we; haven’ t it will try to 'W P And C he) N. Y. St Full;Ge*m ( �^ • J I M ' ! I >i * v . : ■ & ; '•v V THtiaArtrottb ftEfavi.p, frHrt>x^i(pm£ y a m . • Sanford Herald i m r i t ir n t m « m t ,— r kr t l * Herald PrlatlM Ca, laaford, Florida. - Transmission Of Thoughts Next. 1’ t . V| " — . '-is ’• •• NOW THEN, WHO HAS TH E MOST PULL? As Brisbane Sees It . 5-- This ia an age of wonderful and almost uncanny dis­ r • T h e Retired Hangm an. coveries. Whan experiments in tlransmittinjwnesftages by Lincoln** l*o«m. The Strong Women. l u Second Class Matter, OC- wireless werd first found successful the Idea seemed' unbev 7, l il t * a t the l’ o .io ffle * at Blimerek’e Birthday. . lievable and ft took (considerable time to convince a doubting Florida, under act of March Copyrt*tn, 1111 " people that such a thing was possible. But soon wireless .K d llo r messages were sent without the matter bciijg given . much JOHN Et£JS,- England’* hang­ fiV&' thought. ’ • 4 man, retires from business, giving 1«B A m a On the heels of the discovery of wireless transmission no reason. He hanged Roger .Cesar, came the discovery of radio telephone and the broadcasting ment and Edith Thompson, the last fOJf R A T M i ». 811 Months |M 0 through the air of speeches, musical programs and entertain- woman hanged in Great Britain. Ellis waa paid fifty shilling!, ’ Uy Ur Cars'er par [ J l A i f .m^nts. And again the people wondered. But n o ^ ^ e thjjjll about 112.50, each time he hanged isn’ t nearly so great as we n O j) our homes and near music­ a human being. That was for the ItOTlCHi A llobltuirj ians and, speakers in New York or other parts of the country hanging. They paid •him After shillings more "for good conduct" _ of tnanka. resolutions *1 V *l*«- * -« of entertainments where talking through the air. We are hot devoting much time to . Ida, Will he oh arsed the marvels of the radio and are'now accepting it as com­ “ GOOD CONDUCT” meant, tbft alar advertising r a m he must stay out of drinking sa­ mon place. ’ loon* at the place o f executionbe[THU ASBOOtATKO r n r n But the latest development now being experimented foro and after . hanging. Till* it ad rraaa la exclusJtieo to the use for repub- with ii the; transmission o f thoughts from one city to an­ made him lose mbney. In tha-old IV of til nawa dispatch*. ____. public " 4 Phouses , ... would ' pay gay.,the .the j to It oi not othanrlaa other and from one country t o ' another. Experiments in days groan to stand at the bar and Ida this paper and also the hangman era vutiiiaaed herein, dll thought transmission, unprecedented in their scope and aim­ drink drinksa ooffered, free by t cu t; re-publieatlot. of epecUt ing eventually at trans-Atlantic communication by telepathic tomert. Thee p rcsence of the hi hangherein are aiao reserved. waves, are under way at Harvard University. Thoughts man increased trade. There FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1924. have been received there from New York and mental trans­ rush to see him. hear what he had to say and see the hand that Aaed mission from Paris to Cambridge is soon to be attempted. the knot under the left ear of many ^ ^ i l B L E "THOUGHT. Dr. Gardner Murphy, a research fellow in psychology famous criminals. RE THE ERRING t— and Dr. Harry Helson, an assistant in the Harvard psycholog­ , If a man b« overtaken MORE he drank the' more ical department are in charge of the experiments.-Dr. Helson theTHE fault, ye which a n spiritual. hangman talked, the more he such a one in the spirit of siid the program was the most extended yet undertaken in talked the more terrible became knew; considering tnyaelr, mental telepathy. Quoting Dr. Helson, the New York nerald his stories o f the groaning, beg* thou also be tempted. Galatlging, pleading or “ game indiffer­ Tribune says: 6 :U 'of the men to whose neck* "Last Monday evening, twenty-five persons in New York, ence’ he fastened the rope. .- , b(ONE GOES ALONE under Dr. Murphy’s drection, concentrated their minds on If YOU think hanging or other a destiny that makes us certain' ideas and objects. We rceived thoughts here, and capital necessary "to H [ mothers: after similar transmission tomorrow night and next Monday frighten puniahment criminals,’’ devote a moI None goia his way alone: "* that we send into the lives of hall check up on oiif results.’ On April 6, by a prearranged menL'a thought to Ellis, the British ingtnan. •j hers \ >lan, the sending of thoughts from Paris to Cambridge will |han If a crowd rushed to see him, back into our own. >e attempted.” -w buy him.free drinks .and listened ' It is said that the transfer of thoughts has already been to his tales o f horror do you think f c t what his temples or his made between this continent and Africa, but the phenomena hanging really prevent.* crime?., It does not. On the contrary, it ns holds firm and fast— lave been sporadic and little nttenjjit has been made to carry stimulates crime, by stimulating his fateful heap of days out extensive experiments. 1 admiration for the criminal. id deeds Today it seems almost impossible that the time will • --------y. : <*> of a man Is cadi. THE J. PIERPONT MORGAN come when people in far countries will be able to know what ‘ —Edward Markham. collection of valuables .exhibited ? --------- ------------we in Sanford are thinking about. But the time has gone to the public includes n poem, "The _ your poll tax, when any person can be at .all skeptical over what may be Bear Hunt," by Abraham Lincoln, ,-j. V --------- oFranklin used to say, worked out. Within a short time wc shall in all probability and this is how it begins and want save while see more wonderful di&coyeriea and the transmission of may. no morning sun lasts' a thoughts will then be commonplace as the wireless and radio "A wild bear chase didst never see? Thau hast thou -lived in-vaii w today. 1 T" Thy richest bump of glorious glee, -i i ./j\ / •I j Dan Bobs. Says Half of oin* fifes are spent ur,. 1 ing^to people-about other pwpj Spring Is when nature sui u with flowara. . ^ 11 Happiness isn’t scarce. ___ llan.’t..haing. need much.- Trying ta keep hr* people IDM (rtaj mortying usually, resul i . Its tasj married couple J ot enemicj. A censor w r/redlo ls su(Rti.l •d. If he will eliminate th, * 1 Aghts we approve heartily. | Another sure sign df springy I When you wondtr If you hstr i f saw mill or a mosquito. Honesty paya in the long ml while dishonesty usually payi q j a short run and a swift nnt. The Arst caiinon was made b| Scotland In 1564, and it is itxjql time the last one was being nuds.l plan A group o f senators pis through our national furests, forests, i^ l you can’t blame uietn for takiaf V to the tall and uncut. Even If women do have mail sense than men yon nevrr m i| man wearing a shirt he isn't bsv| ton' himself. ' ■ <v Talking yourself hoarse ii i| simple matter. All you have b do is try. to explain Teapot Don] to a friend. Th e mc adoo case ST. PETERSBUHC, INDEPENDENT S * -’ • j • ---------------------- SOUND KEASUNS-W HY ' evtTy every " ftaffly family s and nearly every individual should rent a safety deposit box by the year. Come in and let us show you our safe deposit vaults and the many advantages they afford. . . - tr J ‘ V T ~mr it r* The safety deposit box solves two main problems in a business­ like manner. It keeps safe valuable document*, Jewels, and other precious things. Arni it keeps them where you can lay your hand on them at a moment's notice. Those men in St. Petersburg jured by these methods. Peace Plans. Here you learn that it is possible who arc supporting William G. The rest of tho country waa to bu a great man and a very bad Adoo for.the Democratic notn- from the very first disposed to tion for the presidency were take the McAdoo incident mildly, ... o . . Ever since’ the closing of the great world war many dif­ poet, confident that he would not be in­ but Washington was - all agog. There is In Ur a temple built ferent ideas have been advanced for the making of a lasting Mr. ALBEE, who coilecta volved in any scandal, nnd they At Washington "they’’ said that thejfiumerian king. Aannlpad- peace. Peace plans have been submitted by thousands of per­ strange things and shows them, are confident that he will lead tho McAdoo was eliminated, that it aboyt 4500 B. C. King Tut is sons who claim to have given long years of thought and study bringa from Italy the strongest party in the election next, fallt did not matter that In the inci­ itpared to that. of nccopttag dent concerned there was nothing to the question, and yet it seems as if the world is just abput woman in the world. She can sus­ The unwledom Dq you know, at this minute, where your certificate of'title ta tain the weight of a two-ton ele­ "Washington opinion” about poli­ discreditable to McAdoo, that the J women in Puxbury, as far from having world peace as it was a few years a g o .. phant .aid allow men on horseback tical movements was.tusvnr better people were through with the your motor car it? Your Insurance policies? Perhaps jo a have *wn In Vermont, arc now About the qnly way a lasting peace will ever com q ji to to rido over a bridge o f which the illustrated than in the recent case former secretary o f the treasury, local - political offices, diamonds, pearls, and other gems in your home, a continuous , , hi Mr. McAdoo. and that was all there was to it. certainly • practicing wo- have some plan worked out bo that war profits will not be weight rests upon her. temptation to the dishonest, or to burglars. -It appears that Mr. McAdoo's There seems to be a much else frage' wRh ii vitn. made by unscrupulous men. If there were no chance for IN THE bid days. When rrluscu- Chernies conspired to' injure him to it. Recently a primary c-mtest Piece them in one of the saftey deposit boxes which you can Pearman says in his profiteering and the making of millionaires there wouldn’t ar farce wan Important and Du- by having his name “ mentioned” took place in Georgia between buy at this bank, for as little as. 62 a. year. Then you will know, qucsclin in his charge brokb the be so many people in favor of having wars. in connection with thd Teapot McAdoo and „ Underwood. . Two , "Duvall county was inck o f horse and rider, such a Dome oil Investigation. Of course month^/ffro, although they' confi­ always, just where they are* and you’ll know that they areeafe. ir in New York. It One of the best plans for maintaining peace iH that sug­ lady would have been courted by Mil McAdoo had never had any dently expected to v iir in Geflrgia, the fact that it was gested by Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas who think* that many. thing to do . with tho Teapot the McAdoo men hoped for noth­ same .latitude as Palesin time of war the government should compel civilians' to She might have been that Ama- Ddme lease; no one even insinuat­ ing beter than a four or five to work for the equivalent of a bare living wage, the same as son Queen who told Alexander the ed that he had. But he had tak­ three, or at beat a three to two eame-the effort to in fUVfi. Then Im »<i| n Volandt, whoever he is, soldiers and sailors. A law of this kind would tend to reduce Great,that ihe would like to be the en strictly legitimate legal, em­ vote’ at" WkaHliitttttttv fdlMCA d - up to -at least one o< the chances of war. Cutting down the incomes of non-com­ mother of hia children, a mcasago ployment after he left office in juts ' Mc'Ado folowed by an interesting meeting connection with certain oil lands lowed by the primary. McAdi traditions o f tho Air Service. doubt JhiTjoH-Iff-t tnm^*sr . Is nerve al! right when batants instead of increasing them maqy tim§s would surely Alexander, having sent the only{ In* Mexico. fdoes^not prove---fh*t~ ^Vastiin^ disputes. —being a lelor at tba time. F. P. FORSTER, President. . . D. F. WHITNKR, Cashier. with the Mexican government be­ opinion about politics back In -the and the Daugherty inIf this nation enters war it should be war for everyone cause o f his knowledge and Influ­ states is pretty near worthless, committee. , connected with the country. There should be no difference WHAT BECAME of the result ence acquired as a member pf we -do not know what it does I m n n i n i n i i u N i i M i i u i n i i i n i i i — -«----- yr. of that first meeting? ' Who knows F'rrsident Wilson’s cabinet; ' But between the poor fellow who must sacrifice everything ltd playing golf on low they are pit that this wonderful Italian there h*4SJ>4«n n* eyidenee ,that Every upstanding American ip of Mount Ra nier, six thou- has, to shoulder a gun and the rich man who has influence but may be a descendant of he was <6* pse that knowledge o t W e* fair plait and decent tac­ five hundred feet above the and can draw a dollar a year job, handling important con­ woman BMttr Tkm m Alexander the Great? inftiAncx In Washington. Ar any tics, even in politics, and it looks They have'to be exFor Coughs and Colds, Hoad>*i Now, however, a child moving tracts aqd buying war materials from big corporations with rate, he failed in the project. But ' careful about high balls like the attempt t i keimirch Mc­ a c b e ^ & u r a W R h S ii.t iu a I an electric switch could raise a or they bring rain and which he might be connected in some financial manner. thousand tin ea the weight of that the idea' of his political enemies Adoo has really resulted in wo A]] Ache* and Pain* J tip the game. Everybody on a salary of thirty dollars per month, regard tWo-ton elephant. Merc muscle was that the people would not be strengthening his position before able^to understand or differenti­ ■ o--------. ALL DRUGGISTS less, might make war an interesting game for all, especially doesn't count any more. But ate, end that McAdoo would be in- the people. policy of-saving ia a good strong women not able to lift elette a ^ 65c, jars aad takes some gentlemen occupying nice offices in Wall Street. often overlooked. Seldom do nts, but with good, strong Hoephal tbw. 93-00 a salaried man living Not only men but money and property, if drafted in time ies free from nicotine, alcohol, Income nnd saving any- of war would have a tendency to reduce the chances of con late hours and general foolishness, “ I A H YET HIS FftlEND” J «». But when you do, are as important' as they ever a man who can some day flicta like the one of a few years ago. were. NEW YORK WORLD fore it ia too late to do Upon them depends the brain of good. tho next generation and future In what he said at Atlantic City wait, he assured his Interviewers; . —*---- o-------civilisation. TH E REAL ESTATE BAROMETER and In tho way ho suld It, Harry the truth would come out later; ■ of tho Britlah paronly get 62,000 a year PALM BEACH POST GERMANY CELEBRATED the M. Daugherty revealed himself now Is the time tor all good men « With all modern conveniences on Park '•eld ofteruwork Afteon 109th anniversary of Bismarck’s again a master of the game of to come to the aid of tho party. day," say* tho Tlmeabirthday Tuesday with loud cries politics. The managi ig politician And then he threw in that subtle Never before haa real estate But the activity in real estate for a Kaiser, and the old kind of has but one unbreakable rule, "Be reminder that he, the discharged £ Ave. Only one block from First St. A good Our representatives at regular.” * If the President kicks Attorney General, intend* to be % investment. get 67,500 and an far meant so much as it means today dealing, which carries its reflec­ government. you in. thi fob* at the very mo­ a Coolidge ’delegate from Ohio to can And out don’ t work at In West Palm Beach, in Palm tion far into every-other bualness Bavaria freed Ludendorff and Beach, in gtuart or Delray, or jn of the community, will be surpass­ ment your enemies are beseiging stand back "of the Praaident’s Building lots on Park Ave. Imposed a farcical sentence on Hit* any one of those smaller commun­ ed far by this time in 1025. 'The Cabinet, which deserves support in' the. rear, teil hint i that, lor as punishment for attempting Beautiful liome on First S t io Was unfair to you, yon, he is from Congress and the country." d ty commission ia con- ities nestling-00 *be shores of the momentum of today is sufficient to overthrow the republican gov­ Atlantic ’ up and down Palm to carry it beyond that time. On arid yc you will ader and What ia the result? -• Mr. a proposition to buy adernment and destroying the lives your £erty leader top of that, It must bo remem­ of many- . stand "by him. Say ofeen—‘but not Daugherty re-establishes himself ■ Corner lot in Normandy Square for only Und for an athletic field Beech coupty. too often to become u bore—that in his accessible niche as the idol ■ $900.00. Earth is the foundation of nil bered that West Palm Beach ta “ writ in this wty Is irumej did not think the President of the boys in the trenches. He at. No citizen ever ob- things. ' Good soil will be tilled just setting out to do thing*, Just TnOSE THAT want the Kaiser thus deal with a friend and obeys the outward rules of £ Corner lot in Bunea Vista fo r $900.00, size Men and setting out to grow from 20,000 back say, "Our misery Is due to the expenditure of tax wherever it may be. The World to 50,000 inhabitants, and all demorcacjr."0 no more ounce pf . - r iter, but. swear that noth- xportsmanship and professional for the training and de­ women will want it. you desert the politics. . He gains sympathy. He S 40x145. And it will be within the next few years. There brains would make them realise| nt of phynleil manhood. must have it. rty who .1 leader be puls the President silently into a bought and. It will be sold. It is la Inevitability in this. God busi­ that their misery is due to thel® rand ° ‘ ^Brt 5 acre celery farm at a real bargain, lew York World recently wealth itself bfeyond which there ness men from a distance would Kaiser system. Some of them ap­ Is. Disavow all personal feeling position that seems almost mean. not build another line of railway If Mr. Coolidge carries Ohio, as leneath the ’ principles of u an expose of certain high is no greater wealth. It ia tho 5 close in. parently will have to stand another In.New Yprk City. As.a re- eating security for life, and about here if this certainty were lack­ dose of kslaorism before they are great dramatic situation und* as­ what will have made it possible? sort that you are going all the The fact that Harry Daugherty is Yorkers were soon buy- it and upon it is built every hope ing. If the growth outlook along thoroughly cured. •n “ regular." If the Pres ident loses commodities at a much for prosperity, for riches, for the Florida East Coast were rot Fortunately there Is common way down the line. bright and did not have an im- sense, through education, In the Sometimes n .little rapptiiess. the perfect formula of 1Ohio, it wasn’t Harry’s fault- He has Identically the *anic professional politician, and did everything he could, but the There is a difference, however, ueratlve situation to be met, the masses of the German people. They * — waa ■ i* airing * musty room. between sere# genuinely good and Flagler system would not be en­ (pay be able to save their republic. ugherty' brought Up boys resented the wny Mr. Cool­ on tuit- That is why he met the idge had dealt with him. acres genuinely favored. The gaged in spinning its second ROOMS 501-2 What Mr. Daugherty thinks Dla ia trying to have a greatness of the Palm Beach track from north to south through RUSSIA CHANGES Petrograd repc rters so affably and stated dent in the confid­ An injunction hus been community lies In'the fact that this region. Largest Insurance Agency In Sanford. —which used to be St. Petersburg his Jnwavcrlng allegiance to the about tho President ence of his awn chamber—that, to prevent consideration the Almighty here dispensed First National Bank B ld g .______ _ The barometer's forecast is —to Leningrad. Mark your let­ -------- Phc M Prei dent so firmly. He could ah, that is another story I recall petitions. No city genuine favor in dlroate and rain­ ter "Leningrad” or the Russian marvelously excellent. The glorias _ rhsre while wrangling fall. That ta';one of the realms iim in u a n k im u iiin n iiiiiH u u n ostoffice won’t deliver it. The ity politic*.—Sanford Her- why thousands today are building of land and climate here are iea is to honor Lenin, but it’s a here and now. That is the reason known. It is this knowledge that poor idea. a city-that-didn't Why- the Marsh trdinfers o{ rec­ Is seen id all of the transactions NEW SPAPER IDEALS im a m i its polities,—Oeala ord at the county courthouse are that are flooding thia region—a .. RUSSIA.. UNDER. Caars or Bol­ KEY WEST CITIZEN *v* a look at Sanford. many times • greater this month region where men desire homes shevism, should be glad to honor tha power of the Russian race, ex­ just gone thap ever before. Vill­ E' ery newspaper publisher end "Cut out the p.-nderous editori­ post of thu American age, town and city, or out In the that they may take part in ’ the emplified in the gigantic body, arful and. wonderful achieve- editir wants his newspaper to be als,'! snaped the man who merely for country where soli wealth really developments nnd. profile of an A >eat it ie possible to issue, scans the headlines. "Nobody medta ef Peter the Orest. His Inevitably prosperity. 7 ) name,'given to tha great’dty that difficulty is in differences of reeds ’em nowadays." X tP *and '- begins, tt js all tho tadie; f y oue-htadred = a : ' fa of the Campbell he built on a dismal swamp in the option as to whgt constitute* the "Cut out She woman's page,” *.n editor asked said the female with the?1,strong cold north, should m ain with that best] newspaper- , An and a goal o f two a .w " , he coqld molt* hie ewdera how city. It la a poor tribute to Lenin ten set. Tho Ammind. “ It’s Bushy, trashy,1 trivi­ ; U a uni; of -real to rob the memory of the moat his laser IdeaL'tHth this result';* al; an Insult to our sex." powerful Ruslan. "tu g out the crimes, the mur­ mgenlalitv and good "Cut out tho sports and thea­ ders . the sensational divorce case a predominant char tres,” said the intellectual. "Both ttt repc t3," said the nice people. Every World War THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILera bed influences, and both have It is alleged that in afi thirty- (holes to the west o f the membership ROAD earned 64.81 a share, and “< at out the accidents, the received altogether too much sippi. This was a provisional two treaties have.been mode w^b ijre been reports a new revenue high water ralli ay and steamship dsiasters," notice." treaty, subject to validation if an mark above 6775.000.000 for 1923. said toe people who "couldn't the American Indians. inspection ot the new lands prov­ The Pennsylvania snare* have a bear to read such thing*. "Stop, ell of you," cried the man citiiena of these affecting the Fli ed satisfactory to the delegation par value of 650 which makes the ubHsner. "On second thought I will vota for, tribe wa made’ at f b h 'Mou "G it out the politics," said the eve deckled to cut out myself. a«nt to inspect them. roliaa * in Beptei earning* 9.62 per cent. tenting* for William Jen* Booth Carolina woman, "I don’t un­ It■ Is no usemtrying In 1833,. at Fort. ,Gi tbe m m to publlsl u*h ti after the pv That’s _good news for stockhoid- old-f ahloned i they know 1032, two yean it and haven’t time for paper , until treaty was ratified but not come honasty and of Florida from Spain,’ ere. but It isn’t ell the good news. across the ideal reader.” To celebrate the Joyful occasion which the Indians agreed to give moualy. As a result another 'ou t the League of Netious a Pwuwylvanie-Inform, travelers Without readers no' newspaper northern part of -Florid that heavy stuff,” yawned “ 1 Island Railroad, own. of both sexes. "What’s In -1836. . ’ .................. they anyway?" of Indiana out the so-called funny one “ said tha on the ■ < TJ * >r ■Mi‘Ti'1 v* g e m •:5 v. r. » C ^ I 9 ROOM HOUSE 5 I JH Courts are becoming so strict 1 about the on ly.way,.* woman ail shoot two m^R and go free is ly| being a bigamist. . , s -1, It jog It’* a great life If irou don’t m | spring fever, or if you do. * -||- I • Cracker crumbs in the bed nuV. I people almost as mad ai cxTM - 1 grounds .in the. bath tub. !ITl Lies desert in thy brain." . of the postofflce deJn Sanford will convince the rapid rate at which >is growing. __f . :/i. F. LANE I o e m in o -- -J- ^ . ' A - , , . <> �.' pnyi, <4,192^1 t h s &anforjk 7Party; [Is *,Given For The Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club Thursday Office 148; MRS.’ V r ED DAIGER, Society Editor Residence 217-W In Politics Now # Ladies’ Union of the rregstional church ‘will fr monthly meeting at i.of Mrs. Georgs S aunlitat’ Stttefc'' Mr*. Mun* Hr*. Bdundent hostesses, rs. Charles F. MarI entertain. the A laths* her1horns, lUO.jLaaM! ; . r * i a p f tt. don meeting of the | the l»*thodl*t church Such, at 3i8j) p. m. Children's .story hour It j o'clock. American' Legion AuxII meet at four o’clock me of Mrs. Joe Chittenlaurel Ave. hbscription bridge at b of Mrs. R- J. Holly, mue, 8:80 p. m., under of American Legion for benefit of CampbellPost.. Ira. Archie Betts will the members of the St. luiid at her home on Avenue at 8:90 p. m. i PORT~ PIERCE—Approzimstely 750 carloads of citrus fruit shipped | The Longwood 600 Club, from St. Lucia county this season. afternoon ... at Mrs. Tuesday atterhoon .......T. Slades. There were 18 menber* present. Three tables were play* I. OOKIII ed. Thera were four tea guests. (I.OOdown brings At 6 o’clock refreshments were factory rebuilt served, consisting of sandwiches, typewriter. nny mnke. . (lomt n* cake and punch. The cldb /otejl new. A«k ..to to donate $10 to tha Lungwood one. band, and $5 to the Civic League. il. M; rn *n ria of Atlanta, Ga„ .was, hualness visitors in tha Mr*. W. M. Howell of int the day here Thursng at the Montezuma. jr friends o f Mrs. CarS 'will regret t oMi r i i i very ill at her home Teuplra Miss Norma Henderson (above) pretty Boston society girl, hat rest Lake, Miss Sarita (rs. Benjamin Whitner, taken up the fight of the National Women's Tarty for Equal Rights. congenial party motor- No more mah Jong fftr her. iiido on Thursday. MIAMI MATRON IS Mrs. Bender Hostess H O N O R E D -A T .T E A On -Thursday afternoon. Mr*. John Bonder was tho gracious host#** when she entertained the members of the Idler* Bridge Club, at her home on West First Street. A profusion of garden flowers were used with,charming effect in the rooms where tho card tabid wero' placed. After a number o f progressions of bridge, scores were counted and the prize for high score,, was awarded Mrs. Georgo Hoy. ebAt^th* MnriJIWPanVfnlJtA AMd > ipmar'the* guest#--wars* irmted in-* i <*m Hai^iMWIiiy’^ [ Mrs. A*-L. Bien of At« ■» are i nthe city for a an route to their home its in the southern part d Mrs. Perclvsl Dick, of k City, who have been i of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas tVilson, left Thursday for | the East Coast. $ N. Robson, Mrs. J. G. |r»; J. B. May and Father mderson motored to Orkursday afternoon, where je the guests of friends. I Hm . --------f.; •' *1 Anne DuBose will arrive day to spend the next ten » her parents, Mr. and C. DuBose. Miss DuBhse dent at Woman’s Colle|r*, lohn Dickens, of Miami, MeiT tha. guestTafi’ UTt. alloway at her home on Avenue, ia now viaiting ak h’ r horae Ethel and Florence Henry jted to arrive here Friday llahassee where they are uiar students at Woman's and. will spend tho next i lrith their, parents, Mr. C. E| Henry on Magnolia iaa EmmJtt Wilson Jack Fox. returned front Jacksonville, want to witness the m the White Box and w Mi. and Mrs. ------- — The club house was adorned with numerous baskets and bowls of golden California popples, yel­ low and lavender snap dragons, fcnd vivid-hued nasturtiums. The tea tables were laid with an ex­ quisite lace cloth and centered with a cut glass basket filled with snap dragons and ferns. At one side a large floral **D” was placfd, Presiding at the tea service was Mrs. Stella Arrington. Refresh­ ments of sandwiches, cakes, mints and tea wero served by the host­ ess, Mrs. Edward Lame, assisted by RMrs. V H HHoward R V O m U i * Mrs. Walter Morgan, Mrs. W. A. Fitts, and Mrj. W. M. Scott. llciotia six co dinner was served. Mrs. Bender’s guests were Mrs. Jlenry Wight, Mrs. George Hoy, Mrs. John Mcisch, Mrs. Edmuifa Meisch, Mrs. Endor Curlett. Mrs. Harry Heeren. Mrs. George Davli Hart, Mrs. Cnarlen Ludwig. MEN OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MET AVON PARK—Contract l^‘. for erection of new high school build­ ing and auditorium. The men of the Presbyterian Church met last) night for a social meeting in the parlors of tho church. A very entertaining pro­ gram was put bn. Mrs. J. C. Dean and Miss Gerandlne Muriel vers readers giving very Interesting readingf .and Miss Bowler sang. There was also *omc mass singing Aorf.th* Mala Quartet at tha Church consisting of Messrs. Irwin, Dar­ lin g 6Io8r#IU,‘ iind Derrah sang.' This being the first of the new church year, . the men of the ehurch olectod new officers. The following nien were elected: President, A. T. RosSiter. Vice President, J. C. Hutchison. Secretary-Treasurer, L. I. Fra­ zier. Cahirman Spiritual' Life, H. C. DuBoee. Chairman Evangelism—A. W. McNeill. U . Chairman Membership, L U. Mny. Chairman Social Activities, II. J. Lehman. in tha future meetings of the men will be held the fourth Tues­ day night of each month. Following the election refreshnients* were served. B. Anderson, who e missions both Q. G. McBride Js in the city this do, leaves Friday Jacksonville, go­ week on business. He Is associated J to Avannah. and with fne L. A N. Railroad. reta ilin g .tu Holy I. NIJ. J t iLwith lUnk A Brilliant Showing o f '»• . .1 ;1 • .■ New , •• «- . Dresses for Spring. Dainty, smart, • » beautiful at prices that are remarka­ bly low. * *v ‘ 33d New arrivals include the models » • • • !Makes Weak, | PunyBahyFa nond Fox motored to Mrs. John Dickens of Miami, Thursday, where the who tg the charming guest of Mrs. ernoon very pipasant- E. M. Galloway and Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez, was honored at ted Wednesday afternoon at the Wo­ ■win has returned from man’s Club, following tho regular and bthar eastern'mar- businesa meeting, Mrs. Edward e ha went to buy spring Laps acting as hostess. Mrs. Dick­ tha Sanford -Dry Goods ens wag the first president of the Sanford Womans’ Club, and la-be­ loved by every member of the dub. She la now state treasurer of tho Florida .'Federation of W orse's I Mrs. W. F. Young, J. and Miss Louise Young, la, Ky.. who are touring azriv*d<in' 1Sanford ? on .for an extended stay. I 'k o u e CLERMONT—Prepa-atlons arc complete for ' eatablishmsrt of large German colony on 3,300-acro tract bordering Lake Louise. 'w t iedsy ns In Atlanta,’ Ga. Batts and Mist Fernamong the Sanford ring to Orlando on ternoon. (The diuKRliit wttos* name ap. pear* below will supply you with Mr* D. P. Drummond entertain­ a ' SI.ea, bottle of IIOOVKtVS IMed the member* of the Lucky Thir­ teen Bridfro Club and extra guan a t’ noV^O -^-ABTIIM A IlEMEDT. at luncheon Thursday. A color with the undrritamllnic tluvt after scheme of pink and lavender Was t#u have taken one-half the medIdlne. you are not aallafled with used. The dining table wat cen­ t i e re^ulta. you may return the tered with a- silver basket •Ailed balance and your money will ba with Dink radiance roses, fen s ami cheerfully . refunded. • No smoke aguatum, and with pink ■Kuatum, miu lighted iikim <>r disagreeable odor about the candles in sliver. hi , house. Klvea quick r e lic t ^jnd If fet luncheon'free tc I uhed for a. reaeonatile lenKth of. n u i i n i u Baskets h i' pink*^ t|me. rdqovee tha causes- and petunias were,used* c.muitlins which, render yuu tables, the place ear aub.eet to attarka of' Anthma. little lavender l,flqr* *1.09 and *3 00 flattie* at t e a r the favors . wc;o (oi * U ru n la lV •ad lavender aweet • rr g | ' f % •t , 4 rJ . . . ■ Lu.', At cards tha tTob, Roumllt.it & Andomon lingerie, was awhrdmi'' . | » Baafard. I'larlda., . .... i B. Wallace; the guest A Free Trial Will lie Bent Ity 1 Xflk-lingerio to Mn. G% _________ Loocia; the cut prize; two lovely hani-madc i Geo. D* Hoover hsrdkerchiels. in lavender and pink, to Mrs. R. E. Tolar. Wannrarlttrla* PbermaeUI, Mrs. Drummond's irucsta includ­ ser.zeo k. st. ed Mrs..C. P. Drummond, of Chi­ Or, law s. cago III., Mrs. F. A. McPiereor of Highlands, Iowa, Mrs. II. D Lewis, Mrs. Ceorge D. Bishop, Mrs EAST FORT M YERS-ConR. E. Tolar, Mrs. G. I. Loucki, Mrs H. Wight, Mrs. Claude H .ward struction of new bridge spanning Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. A. J Calooshatchle river on Tomiani Richardson .and Mrs. J. Schultz.' trail completed. Mrs. DruntMond will cmertait at luncheon Fridays April 11. SOUTH JACKSONVILLE — Construction of new $110,000 apart ment building to begin Mar, 15. with wide brims, the sash hat, sport anaH e a lth y types for street and dress wear. Ball Hardware Co PHONE 8 One of the most valuable things about Teothlna la tho way It atlmulatea growth and Increase of weight In babies that are weak and puny. This Is because It corrects dices-, tlvs troubles, retnlatea tha towels and causes the child to assimilate Its food. Immediate Improvement follows the‘ uae of Testhlnn. and tho little one seems to change for tho oetter over night. " Mr*.* V f. t» "Weeks,' of Blythe, Co., writes:- " I am grateful for the good Teothlna did my baby. Ha wav so little and poor and weak he hardly Nad any life at all. Since I started giving him Tsethlna he has fattened) %UfJhLUM yk. w* W. «rt* Notice To Candidates ■ sell —.-------- ■ •c S ’ 'A ll candidates for County ■ orrjce.-i must qualify at office S of secretary of the £ounty jj Djqpiocratic Executive Com* mlCtee. ft. J. HOLLY, Secretary, • J Room 8. Ball Bldg, ■ nil-.* "* ae .1*. aa. herri. ugTselKTaTls aolil by all drugglete. «r send 10c lo the Moffett Labors* -orlse, Columbus, Oa., for a packags ind a frss booklet about bablrv, ; #FELLSMERE— Construction of new $250,000 plant of Btandnru Agricultural Chemical corporation progressing rapidly. FELLSMERE— Large deposit of peat containing high percentage of ammoniates discovered in this district. Saturday and Monday Specials V The*PK ICE of (p y J i tifir • M in j / m u / Y o u 'g D elicious - Instant COFFEE . * Has not boon advanced YKT *> • . . ( More ycononjical. than i-virf a n d M o n d a y o n ly Imported Irish Linen and Yolle W e Are Offering To Buyers Who Knows Values Extraordinary Values Coming in* Rose,» Cope,' Green and Tangerine, e i\ STRIPED, TUB SILK AND BROAD-CLOTH •n.fc- They com e in fill the new shades lorida, Reduced To $2.00 and $2.50 vn'ues at $ This cloth is lace drawn effect o f combinat n music You Will Buy When Them At —*'40 In- mat \ 1V*w ■r d EE >- �TOP SANFORD IIi:*Af,D, PR tD A Y ,A PR IL*, tS2i \ APPFAR iT CL u B IN W inner o f Carpentier Tunney BattleiWill ha Matched with Gibbons Madame Criqui Is Cause ofHnshand’s Return to The Ring NEW YORK. Apr. I.—The claim* o f rival promoter* for PARIS, April Kuthe service: of Georges Car- igonp Criqdi Is responsible for the pentier, who plans n come hack decision' of tbs former feather­ Pwddeat Baker of The Philndelcampaign in the Ur.itcd Stntcs weight champion of the WrtcUl to sdrlphla. National Ball Clnb ‘ this summer, virtually were return to the ring. She it was . Thinks More Of His Money settled Thursday when an ■who, lart. Auguit, after the defeat Than To Spend It On Mak­ ugreement was reaehwl to of her husband at the hundii of ing A Winning Team. have the winner of the pro­ Jo h n n y Dundee, ruled that ho posed raateh hetween the would never fight again. Seven : XEF.SBURG. Apr] 4— The Phil­ Frenchman anil Geltc Tunney, months o ' tho life led by th<* lies. havo about as much to look American light Heavyweight member: of the F’nris nurgeoism champion, meet Tom Giblions, Jopward to as a milk fed hen that worked the change In her attitude St. Paul light heavyweight. * has fallen reluctantly but/fione the th'* ring. Thi- agreement, which is ex­ ; toward When Gene returnnd from tho less securely into the hands of n pected to He closed definitely Polo Grounds after lo.-dng the dark-skinned midnight prowler. Friday, \vr.‘- reached at n con­ v. >r! | ’ featherweight title to Which is to say they will finish no ference between Hilly Gibson, ' Johnny Dundee and susjainim; If» . worse than eighth. manager of Tunney, who hold! i of the mu: t punishing rounds «v•Mr. Baker. Tho magnanimous mngnanimou3 «Mr. Cnriwntlor’? contract for a l«uit i*r administered to « fighter. Ma­ who owns the ball club, hasn’t spent Jn New York or New Jersey dame Criqui gave one look at her a dime to strengthen it— and, th e! i.] June jtml Floyd Fitzsim­ Jiusbnrd’s battered fur*-- and ■ Phillies happen.to be a ball club mons Benton Harbor, Mien., j'*hquted, "Never again! tve \vll| . that docs not need strengthening promoter, who s.iught to mutch return to Paris anil live a re­ !} any more than a horse needs hoofs. Cnrpenticr and Gibbons on July tired . life.” *: . Last year the Phillies finished 4, at the Detroit, .Chicago or Criqui had necu mu hi ted 2/100,\f nn earnest and emphntic last. Michigan City, Ind. It was frurcs in Australia and AmYou’d naturally think that some brougnt about niter Gibson, ■000 He invested tho money, serious effort would l*c mnde to ; refused an offer of $40,000 i erica. rented a little flat and settled rebuild. Connie Yfadk, for exfrom Fitzsimmons for cancel­ down. He met Hebrnns, the I'cl® ample, didn’t hesitate to pay siza­ lation of the Tunney-Carpencum boxer, in he hail given his ble sums, for new faces after his lior contract. word he would. All he got out of Athletics pulled up Inme in sixth it was a badly broken hand. place. This seems to show that McTigae, T r u e To Rteently Criqui decided to sc*, ■the material wa.4 available. He Now consider what the big- Form, Gives Out His the Ledoux-Mascart intil. took Madame along. At the con­ hearted Mr. Baker hns done t o ' . giro the Philadelphia fans n sea- Alibi of Injured Hand clusion of the 2(> rounds which brought the title back to the vet­ . son’s entertain numt. eran- I.cibm.x, -Madam.• Criqui turn­ ^ 1 HU two moat 'promising pitch­ ed to her husband und said: "My ers among tho newcomer* uro How­ word, Gene, I don’t know any­ ard Carlson, a Pittsburgh discard, thing about the fighting game. . who was drafted from Wichita Falls, nnd tho artetont Fair! llnntS ilton. No other major league club \ thought enough o f Carlson to buy him, so he fell to the frugal Mr. i/ Baker In the drn/t. Hamilton, long since through ns i’ an effective workman,’ was picked up for nothing, "a /rec agent. milted, nml then Criqui sought » Benny Hclgeth and Leonard Hubert. -F’mlcUug.— hl» —-tuawtgerr i---- Motx uru —Uui—uuU tiiiuling iutWbF| and told him he wn.i ready to go a prospects. All Helgetli cost v.-n-* hack to the ring, lie already has car-fare front Chic igo. where he atnrtcd training. ,• f> played scml-pro-bnlL to Leesburg. "M y hand b nil Ilglit again.. I £ A vicious rumor is afloat thnt he intend to ask Dundee to give me i. was even nskeil to make the trip that return match he promised me In a day conch. Mi<z came from before we sailed. 1 think 1 gave ' ■ the Ncnrnska State I.eagtii' nml; him a good enough b a ttle for the ■ must have cost all of six bits and Anu-ricBn public to wisli to’ «■« •‘ a red cravat. me get another charge at him," t 1 Two other ‘ ‘nillfion-ilollnc-bcnuCriqui laid the corres|smdrnt. "t . Thin” on Mr. Baker's enormous pay made no bones about taking him Toll are Fritz Renrich nml Fred bn right nfter 1 wo.i tlu title. 1 feel I nn\ entitled to . another (rack at him." > GAWSK • r n itiNOA wi<Ki£D V . ABOUT 'MOM - SHE DON’ T EAT ^ / AN- SHE STAS’S fH b e d r o o m V, MOST Or TH‘ TIME - S l f S < ( EOSin * viEiOHT .o t/ r W j r r r s «T S a worc» r ; MEi when i a s k 1 YOU HAVEN'T TDUt? VE.R *-4 |, UNCLE JERRY whaT vyOU’RtJ) . & &OIN* TO DQ WHEN YOU/—''T . . Oir to be a s b ig a s F . 8q X^YPUR’ A\OM :i ---S’LJT' \’Ti C ME.R - NOW i v i juiT "B^irr [, V . T' PtotoER-'TwiS o u r — ' y 11 V*| / der J, t’. KreKol. ticcH Ird or oth­ er wlav. .• ' •. ~ It U herfeby orderfd each of you do npp,**,, " rnrtHiialnf herein nint ^ day of Jnne. A.' D. tj jj * It la -‘ further unl-tril order or publication h, 2 In lOe Stanford HeraM per publlnhed |n SemliiAl KldrWtU.pntje tt weeli faretw rerittlvo week*. . ^ W itness fnv band unit tn.. t|»0 -aalil Clieuit Court it'i Florida* thla 27th To the itjifehdanta J. C. K rercl If living, ntnl "if dead, nil imrtlea claim ­ ing Interest*! tinder J. G, Kreael. il*cea*t<i or otherwise. in the fo l-, low In* described- property, namely: (* U U L ) That certain tract of land -situate Jn the fount:* of N.-mlnole nml KtnU . * »t„-M a . •teeprilird an the U S of ( r u . o o TH‘ C Same as K . A. INJUflLi iDm 5H In51k dip c.lr**K County Ci uy: A. M. dVfttx tho pw u of'ihv BW/4 ot tim NKW.J s'«rPH<b»y* . Tl. SHE’S OOIN aan^usaaBKMfsnoa^yi^BaqlBaKaasBnaBaaMit, WHOLESALE Headquarters fbr . all Varieties of Fi and Vegetables,-Prompt arid Personal Attention to All Shipments YAAS - fV DEAR AMY (.EF^T TH * CA,r OUT COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BR0| Rtcfcynonq, Virginia.1; . ffe 4 fALLPlGHTf I I f - p— #— I■ _____J ^ i« V » M ifim a « A s iih B in > u h B in iit| Eat in ' R MONDAY AND TUESDAY Matinee and Night, April 7-8. ‘ f i *-r ’ T — i *r- ~£‘T* * ’-T ._ Victor Hugo’s Immortal Mastcniicco. traction of tbG Age. . , * - The Greatest Scrm , | W ith L o n C h a n e y few days cm their pleasure yacht H ii II i t « f A p i i l i r i i l l n i i f o r T n \ l l m l I i iilo r l i ' r l l m i STS o f I h r f i r i i r r u l on the St. John's River. S ln ln te s ot IK r 'N t n fr o f r t u r liln Mr. am! Mrs. J. W. Rutledge Notice If licriiliy given Hint wete week-end vtsitorn at the tlnwiinl If. Itumly. purchnsor home uf their daughter, Mrs. Wll- *< f Tn* iVrtlfli-ulf N.. rd ASSURES 0 ITT? ..Hi day uf Jun*' I A. I* . tf99. has lllcd qqld cor. j tUli'iite In my office, unit tms made (.ROW EKS I iiapllcutlun for tax tic oil tn Ikhui* in r.■.•.■unlnanc with law. Halil ccrtlflEDSTIS, Courity catu eibfintres the folluivliiK. tin, sc iW iI nropirty situniiil In HuinlWilson states that n.'lo in|f!ty. Flurlilii, In-wit: Ilog. Zl.fL. Itninic 2!> Kast. Hun It Wntdi melon growers In Lake Twp. Ia rh.. ff. Iil*i dim . H. H.i dcgci-es, ebunty are assured of a good W <12.2** elm.. H. <"•i,chs.— Ill acres. said land hetaa nssassed at tho stand this . spring. . Replanting I*rii.* 'il.it.* of the Issuance " f such ccrll* hits* been done, where, cold ilnbiug- j n. -il.- In the liumi- of A. It. Wood, cd young plants; later planting.1,j rnlt'wa Iiuld cerUfUciUo- shall ho reiiu’il according to law lux deed are coining up. and mnny grow’, Ii|e* i »• II Issiio therrun mi tlio 19th day era will be ahead of tho game, he ..f April. A. P.. H»2t. W ltners my official signature and says, by makiug several plantmin to insure themSelves against cold. s* ■;I this the nth 'liny of .March, A. n„ t asi (SK AM CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WORTH MONEY fiend this ud nnd ten cents to Fofqy .t Co., She!T!el|l *Avc.. Chicago, HI., writing value name mid uiwlress clearly. You will teceive a ten cent bottle - of ..VO l o w i n g iluticrlbctl pronerty altuali'il In g,-iiili)iilo coun ty Klnrlda, t o - w lt : N W - i o f HVV >, of* S K l i . Hcc. 5. T w p . II M.. Ituquo 5S H, The snlil hiiul hflrig UMsoHsi'il at th e date of the Issuance o f such c e r t ific a te In l U - H s m i - c f - 1-TTlmnWIT tTnTcsS" siUIT e e r llr lcn to shall he redeemed a c •'■■riling to lav.- tax deed will Issue thereon rill tilt) 22nd i|tty o f April. A. I*., 1914. W itness my official signature nml si-.il thin the !4th day of .March A. i*.. m u . (SK AI,) II. A. DOtTODAHS. t'le r k t’ lrcult Court Semin ole. l*nuiiiy Florida. .Tiy: A. SI. W eek s. IJ. C. a-n-;t-ji-4 . .. Ernest Tcrrrcnre, Patsy Ruth Norman Kerry, Hurst, Gladys Urockwell, Tully Marshall. Spccinl Music Score ' Mating' <1:80. Pricos ), 75, $1.00. Night .":S0, Trices M, 51.00 and a few nt $1.50t Plus tax. Scats at R. C. Bowciw MAIL UK PnONB ORDERS . it. a . n n nti.A SH . Klcik Ulrcnli Court! Baminelf Cuuaty.. Florida. . U> A. *il._kVeelts.- LV-l^_. N n i l r r ‘o f A mil l e a l Inti f u r T n * l l m l I l u l l ' r H r r lliin STS o f H»c f l o u r m l S f n l u t c K «if t h r s t n l i * o f F l u r l d a . N o t ic e In h e re b y u lv v n tlla t I I s r u l l ? i r . TtiJM'ldnird. p u feh n n er o f Tax 1’ i'rT T ffcalr N t w - t U I , dnl***l th o 4lh TOtfNTT nir coughs, colda and hoarseness, also free rmmile pack­ ages of -FOl.KV PILLS,- a. diuretic stimulant for tho Itidnevs and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for Constipation and Biltausncs*, These wonderful remedies have helpctl millions of people. Try them. Nob! everywhere. PRINCESS T H E A T R E -------- _ 1 -* « * I (| '» * «f*f ’ i || - »'i i _ _ PRINCESS THEATt _ * -I . - , t • ( * 4» _* f * * •* ‘ f** One Key with Each $1*00 Purchase. . F. P. Rines Seminole Meat Smith’s Garage t Stokes Store No. 1. Market Service Station Popular Market M. Kronen’s . M. Narvis Kent Vulcanizing Works Every Key worth 20c to Customer* LAKE M ARY sro Rowe haa fold his houso Lake Mary to H. D. Durunt^ Rowe and wife . have moved ,heir apartment houzo'on CryI.ake Avenue. Ir». II. A. Phillips, owner of l^tke Mary casino, has returnto her home In Hallsburg, ss. Mrs. Phillips runs u large ; shop la the nortli nt the sen ire. She mj|U make stops ut iladclphiu alul Now York t>* f goods for the summer sen* i. The regular monthly mcet___ ( of, Ihe __ Woman’s _____ Missionary Society was heid at thu homo of Mra. William Muagruve on Wilbur Avenue Friday afternoon. The meeting was called to order by •the twcaidcnl, Mr*. I*. F. Hnow. spent Sunday nt hbalmniqe. Mrs, .1. \V. Needham and Mrs. Anna Liniburg left March 2 V for their homo in LSwell, Mnss. Mrs. E. E. Floyd left Sumtay fur t)ie railroad hospital at YVaycrh«s, Ga. Mr. and Air . George Wibun had ns gueats on Sunday Mr. nml Mrs. Gene SS*rattuck of Qrlatuln Mr. and Mrs. George Jerome NOTICE A nyone'w ishing to com ­ municate with the Knights or the Ku Klux Klan o f Sanford may do so by ad­ dressing mail to FestofTice Ddx 68. U ntil you sec It, you cannot ade­ quately picture the distinctive beauty n or fully appreciate the mechanical goodness o f this five-passenger Sport Touring. A n d the gratifying fact is that both its appearahee and per­ form ance—endure! • < T a x e s A n d W a g e s A B ig ylLlLJ cannot fade nor check because it Is an entirely new substance—D uco. T h en , text, Its equipment Includes cverythingth^iinsurescomplcteness During 1923 the wagr* ami tax blU of the Southern Bell Com­ pany amounted to approximately $9.&c$,000, *, T h e Oakland engine and chassis, because o f their correct design and advanced construction, are Ideal for a real sport car because they assure There is genuiie satisfaction in own­ ing a car as di tinctive and able as this. Be sure Ia drive it before you buy apy car tl is spring. O f T e le p h o n e E x p e n s e and full value. n n / l airit h a ■ The taxes of all klmla la tlve States and io the federal goranuseBt amounted to $1,451,000. .. , ’ ... j- i’**' >B***- »i * ' ’■'* 1 ' * V" * 4 “ • , The ware bill amounted to $8,115,000 and wo* paid to TOM saMoyna throughout this section. i ' J ; .V . . Id Florida the taxes of all kinds reached a total ot 9111,100. . : la Florida the wage bill' of S81 employes amounted to more $783,500. if* v i' 7 * . i: * -*,!■ Taiet aqd wages represented mere than 50 per cent of the i sUag expenses of the Company Iasi yeaf. VAUDEVILLE UETWEEN'ACTS er Novelty Singing Orchestra, ORE than.halt tho entire cost of your telephone terries Is represented by thu two expense Items of tains sufl s ^ s r .4 Kent Vulcanizing Works A Rural Comedy Drama in 1 Ado, Extra Added Attraction—Green Part A n d how necessary and desirable, in a fast Sport Car such os. this, are Oakland’s ■aft and practical fourw heel brakes—and Its large steering w heel on which are mounted the driving controls. Its finish—astriklngO aklandBlue-- %r[CTIM >R.fRAHK f/ORTO snappy getaway, as welt ns sustained high speeds. T ouring Car ■• . S995 Roadster . • 995 "SpoiTKoadRif 71095 Biuirwsi Coupe $195 Cow|m for Four $ 1345 Sedan . . . 1449 (11 mouths actual. pne month, December, estlmati DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manager �• 1 U* 1 * T H E SAN1 r n fr ' m? Y , A P R IL 4, 1924. f HERALD, r " T r> fr?.<1 irT T rT ^ T !•! it' HERALD W A N T ADS W ILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON A L Political Announcements Dally Herald. ’- a d rates Cash la Advance j SANFORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE SOUS ROOMS FOR RENT "LOSTANTTFOUNTT MISCI 'O bW ICAL FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR RENT—Two roomn with -or L 6 S T an opportunity to keep AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS HELP W ANTED ,176 A WEEK-^-Man or w and small .capital, to disit FOR SHERIFF without garage. C18 Oal Ave. nhrcaBt with the times by not FOR SATE— DeSoto paints and I hereby nnnoW c my candidacy FORDS I hereby nmiounco myself a cun*. wanted with ambition, | FOR RENT— Furnished apart­ reading the classified pages pf vanrishc . at , Sanford Novelty New ana Used . didate lor iee>«rti<m to the office for County Comtmssioner for the and small capital, to distribute ment. Apply Shirley Apart­ your Jdaily newspaper. llemlil Works, sole agents.______ 164-tfc I nil*, ( t i l l I t r e ­ ROADSTERS I of sheriff of Seminole county sub- j 3rd District, comprisirtR the towns ments. First Street. want nds contain many interesting lia n t p a lrtn n m» 4 M l Rawleigh’s Household Product* to ,- , TOURINGS jeet to the action of the Demo- jo f Lake Mary. Longwood, and Al- FOR RENT Furnished Vvo-room message:. It will pay you to read FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs drat iM iu fllp lilr for OODUES steady, users in your locality,- We V for'setting, 16-eggs for fl.OO. it i \ *- ‘ Private bntn, also thorn rlailv. • SE d a NS . l l t r a t ill * train and kelp you so you can make nown Mrs. Ellsworth, Besrdall Avenue, for today: You are km Palmetto Ave Tip . TON TRUCKS 83-tfp W*«r**<a >* •. h r m Itna up td 6100 a week or more. No the •company you keep ; ihere- Sanford. Phone 3303. . nr ■ ll-i« Two robn#, Casn or terms. ft downing SAN FO Rlf STOVE WORKS, 321 1 ^ r a - l i L __ . 4 r n U u t experience necessary. Pleasant, stairs nnd one downstairs. 3 5 $£ . avoid ■mayonnaise Wo Sell or trade. First Street. Next door to Smith fore avoid mayonnaise dressing. C9 Type doubt* ' strove that I have conducted it in the he’d June 3, 1924. Laurel Ave. EDWARD IIIGGINS, profitable, dignified work. Apply ' pmst. Brothers. We eell, trade, and re­ W. B. BALLARD. Authorized Ford. Dealer W i t RENT—Two furnisF'“i“ Eo'd- It has been mixed up with oil.— pair all kinds of cook stoves. If today W. T. Rawleigh Ox, CL, ure .for eon____ C. M. RAND. New Haven bvrlster. Sunfortl. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER rooms for rent._Phone 24. ,fc i_ x your trouble is stove trouble, see 2780, Memphis, Tenn._________■' V 'uBH FOR BOARD fir . rDllt.IC IIIlength rt er »vt.ri»ife 1 hereby announce my candidacy V o k ” RENT — Large furnished '== FOR SALE— Ford Roadster prac­ us. !BTffUCTION itc\) u line. tically no new. Bargain. See Stew^l WANTED-Stenographer or typfor County Commissioner for the tically npartment all modem cottTrn[ ch.-uk'r 30c for first FOR SALE— Ancona baby chicks. I hereby announce nr.7 candidate Fourth District of Seminole Counist. Apply by letter Sanford Credit REAL ESTATE art Dutton. loncc.t, 417 W. Second. Fine strain pure-bred ancona Jiilna to rrvtrlcud to for re-election as member of the ty. Subject to the action of the A'pF- 'v7,ri— t ,J,viVT t™ . Association, care Seminole County '........ ' hatched from eggs from my Hoard of Public Instruction for Jur.e Primary of 1921. J o M lflcu llon . AKE ' 0L ■°kin® *0T * FOR RENT—One 12-room flat, chicks, B a n k . _____________■ _____ - ; own flock of carefully selected ror U mud* The Snn- Seminole County, Florida, repr'eVULCANIZING you f*. L. WEST, t room. If don t find one Uit-1 good condition, centrally located. wtll be reannnelble renting school district No. 2 o f biteders. My 17 year* experience WANTED—Sanford busineea me* Ilood |cd In this column,' insert small Incorrect Insertion, NOTICE in breeding nnconas assure you the Goodyear who aro in need of competent lleer. for siUisefiuent Seminole County, subject- to the I will be a candidate for renoml-' want ml nnd you will receive the FOR RENT—Store room, good con- be.it to be hid in tho breed. All and Tim office ebuuld.be Democratic primary to bu held on nation for the olfice of State At-'best listing! in the city. help should read tip*, classified 1 dition. good location. chicks delivered South Baldwin mediately In cane of Balloon Tire* Juno 3rd, 1924. page of The Herald? There's no torncy of tno Seventh Judicial Cir­ Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala.____ _ Used Cars __________ CHAS, A. DALLAS. reason for sending out-of-town for |ADVKHTISF.lt*. cuit of the Mate of Florida, sub­ F^ n L lE*oJ w N 6th T p E 444 F0R URN’ T“ 0nc two-room npart- FOR SALE— Remington VULCANIZING WORKS, type­ KENT help when there is probably just FUlt COUNTY JUIIGE f; ® i - \ - 6th,St- , , niant, dose in. |d ret'repenlmtlTe thnrject to tho action of tho Demo­ Commercial St writer with wide carriage, 630.00 the, person you want in the city. I hereby unnounce my candidacy cratic Prlmtfty. Your endorsement hOR RENT—Board and room; 1» illlar with rote*. rftlea Mention, will tire you |for the ofticc of County Judge in room 610.00 per .wec<; 2 In FOR SALE—120 acres wild land, for quick sale. Inquire Herald ofJInformation. And If ; of Seminole County, subject to the for a second term of office will be rcom $8.00 per week. 12t*2_MagFOR HALE— Ford racer in good WANTED—Salesman, can use few suitable for vegetable und grove,'t fice. —— ~ greatly appreciated. Ithoy will assist you In live wire real estate- salesmen 'condition, 1921 engine; a bar­ noliu. • i $ 1200 . action of the voters at the Demo­ FOR SALE—One pair mules nnd GEORGE A. DoCOTTKS, |our want nd to make either sex. Call between 10 and gain. See It at 323 Palmetto Ave. cratic primary June 3. wagon, cheep, or one mule. Lew­ State Attorney, Sevamh Judicial fective, 12. Coral Gables,of fice. Springs. Phone Phone 27. JOHN G. LEONARDY. FOR SALE—16 acres celery Innd is, Altamonte Circuit, Stato of Florida. IIITNAT NOTITIS. WANTED—Twenty live and hust­ G 0 (VG. fronting on Iaike Monroe. 11( FOR SALE— Republic one-ton FflirCOUNTY JUDGE |era should r Iv* their FOR. COUNTY COMMISSIONER HOUSES FOR RENT ling boys to deliver and sell tha neres cleared and under irrigation, FOR SALE— Twelve head of good poetofflee riH rnv in To the People o f Seminole County: truck, thoroughly overhauled nnd I hereby announce my candidacy in Sanford. Good money lh. tr phone .number If •1 am a candidate for County for re-election for the ollice of FOR RENT— Cottage. J. Nusson. all planted, four flowing wells, mules; can bo seen at tho Or­ repainted. New tires. Wight GrO- Herald re rceulta. About one Judge, for the right kind of boys. Come cheap. Co. eery your support and vote on lando Novelty Works. Address County Commissioner of Scminolo FOR RENT—5-rcotn cottage with |t oC a thousand haa a IL H. Lockhart A Co., Orlando, Fla. FOR SALE— Ford Coupe 1923 down to the Herald office tomor­ und the others can't June tho 3rd will be appreciated. . ..County, District No. 1 , subject to bath, lights 'tnd water. W. J. row afternoon right after school FOE SALE—5 ncros nil in culti­ lt« wltli you unless SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. the action of the Democratic pri­ Thigpen. model in good condition, Can and see the Circultalon Manager WANT tomato plants; quote best — _ ■-■ ' ' your address, vation, 6 -room house, good barn. mary Juno 2, 1924. FOR It BP RES ENT ATIV M prices on tomato plants in small see it nt Williams Garage. !NT— 10-room home cen- Lal.c Monroe front with paved FOR of the Herald for particulars. enllniinnre MUST he I hereby announce my candidacy nnd large lots and kind of iomn- 1 O. U-BLEDSOE. yrrnen at The H«ntraily located. Apply 410 Oak road, $5,01)0.00, r|S for mcmlwr House of Keprfrcntatoes you have, and if can fill order | >d utllre hr by leeAve. FUR ItKHRFilENTATlVE tlr|i*i<iur illwnstletives for Seminole County subject on short notice. L. Powell, Tifton,' I respectfully announco myself FOR RENT— Large 7-rooin house; DRESSMAKING BUILDING not rnlitl. jto tho action' of tho voters at the r.s a candidate for thu House of c.ln sublet an apartment. Apply FOR KALE—10 acres, 5 cleared, Ga. vegetable land, flowing well. Prompt, Efficient I Democratic primary, June 3. DRESSM AKING. FOR s SALE—Cheap. a T e Vicirola, al­ MATERIAL Representatives from Seminole T, A. <*/ccnicaf, Lcke Mary. Service. Two blocks of louding station, FORREST LAKE. We are equipping a shop to do most new. Call 1201 Oak Ave. County, subject to the Democratic FOR U W T —For 0 month*, com­ cheap. nil kinds of dressmaking. Cloth­ primary, Juno 3, 1924. If elected s a t e ; Reed baby cart. Fo r sXTE— MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general FOR CLERK OF COURT fortably furnished house,' slk ing for nil ages. A shop for all - *cment work, sldewlaks, build­ Phono 412-W. 1 I hereby announco my candi­ 1 will advocate constructive legis­ sleeping rooms. 318 M.ignolln FOR SALE—Lots* in Rosclnnd of sewing. Vfe respectfully Political, ' Heights. High and dry. A-l loca­ RENNET'S HAT FACTORY—If kimia dacy for tho office of Clerk of the lation for the benefit of tho great­ Avenue. solicit'the patronage of the people ing blocks, irrigation boxea, J. B. Terwilleger, Prop. Circuit 'Courtj Scminolo County, est number of people in Seminole FOli RENT— .VJ.Hiern bungalow tion on Sanford Ave., from 3250 you want your hat cleaned nnd of Sanford ami vicinity. lounccmcnt3 Florida, subject to the decision of County and tho state of Florida. Lurr.ber and. BuildL Malarial. fivo rooms nnd bath and sleeping to 6"'00 each, easy terms. If you blocked when you want It nnd how LA.NOA . J. R. LYLES. the Democratic Primary to be Carter Lumbar porch.*' L A Renund, Sanford want a desirable home come In und you want it send it to tho Factory, ___________ 402 Hanforu .~.ve. ,_ClJTlNG ATTORNEY held.on June 3rd, A.. W., 1924. I see us. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER: Heights. Phone 15C-W. N.. Laurel St. Phone ^•l-llroaiL-SU aoW -Jaekeoftvm e. M R i NIXON'haT nddcd_ t^h V r to announce to the citl- Jtanci for eiliciency and service in I hereby nnnonn'.e ir.v candi-|__ Florida. HILL LUMBER CO. Q o a M d i am oRtco, dressmaking establishment tail­ If you want a city lot, n subur oin County 'la rjrfn r“ t*nqidy Commissioner fo r . Service, Quality and Prlc*. oring. ladles suits tailored to order. dr the nomination fb ban lot, n house ready built, celVANCE E DOUGLASS. District No. 2 Seminole County,' Phone 136. cry farm, grove or anything in Nollrf of .tppllrntlon for Tni Herd 304 W. Fifth St. Ing Attorney for the FOR MEM HER'SCIfOOL HOARD subject to the Democratic Primary, I s. Wc - t’liilrr Sertlnn DTI nf Ihr f.rnrrnl t pi- Sempiolo County, the Real Estate line call1 11 us. SA I hereby announce myself a can- June 3. 1924. 0 actum of tho Demo- didntc sell at the owners price only. SUlitr* nf Ikr Stntr of Florida for re-clcctioit to tho office ______ . L. P. HAGAN. I ry, •une 3rd, 1924* I of membet of tho board of public Nntlcn Is hvrehv given that Ovrr- j FOR SHERIFF. Call and' see 11s. We give you street Investment. Company. purtJ fui lor your vote ana instruction, ropicscntirg ■school I hereby announce myself as t j the bargains and service. chaser of Tax Certificate No. S!3, , district No. 1 of Scminolo Coun'y, , candidate for tvo? o^*:e of Sheri.! ° f . Ho u s e h o l d e r . THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.,. lint sit thn 1st, ilny nf June, A. D„ subject to the Democratic primary nf Seminole Coun'y. subject J o the __ __Seminole Hotel Annex._____ m e . has said certificate In my ir t O M M I S S ION ER to he held on Juno 3rd, 1924. Democratic primary June, 1921 REAL BARGAIN—180 acres fine ufflco, nnd has ninde application fur nnounce my candidacy FRED T. WILLIAMS. W. A. TUn.TK. citrus and truck land, near Dixie tax deed to lnst*« In sccedanco wit , Commissioner for the TO TnK VOTERS OF THE 19T1I FOR COUNTY COMMISSION HU Highway, flose to town, and front­ law. Said certificate dmhraces the j 7i let comprising ChuluoSENATORIAL D1ST1UCT. 1 hereby announce my candiing two largo lakes. Price ?(>0.00 follow ing described property situ- j Transfer-Draying i»nd 0 «*oolA, subject to Fred R. Wilson After duo consideration, I have dney for County Commissioner for } an arro. Terms. Hiram Powers, tiled In Seminole, County, Florida, | r0f tho Democratic pri- decided to become a candidate lor the fifth district of Scniiiulc Coun­ to-w lt: H Ini. In llni. NW, Cor.; Winter Pnrk^ Fin. \ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW re-election to tho Stutn Senate ty. Subject to tho iiction of tho of Stv't of NIJH. Hec.7 8. Twp, 31 1 See C. E. Chorpening T o n SALE—Attractive modem [C. A. RAULERSON. It. IS hi. run 8. &SS.C ft.. K. ts: from the 10th Senatorial District, June Primary of 1924, P H O N Ii 33Q2. ft.. N. 6 SS.il ft.. \V . SSI ft . ll.i:ss It. bungalow. A bargain; terms. First National Bank B Idg^ E. H KILBER. 11K CIRCUIT COURT composed of Orange, Scminolo nnd H, rltchl-of.wny)—S nerrs. ’ Tne sairt Inquire 1103 Oak Ave. Sanfortl, Flit. ___oOsceolai’Countfes, subject to, the -M EM11ER OF SCHOOL i«l a UTT l..nd helm: useensed at the date of announce that 1 am S a n ford .............. Florida thu Insunnce qf such certificate in 'Ui 0 ' b l T R " Clerk Dcmocrtilte 'Primary To be heid 1 wish to announce tiiat I am a the tinrnc of A. M . Hunt. Union •nId certlflculr sll.tll tic redeemed b i tt Court of Seminole Jwno 3rd. I rospeetrully ■ solicit candidate for Member of the Business ncrordlm: Id law lax deed will Usuo Meet to the action of the your support. ^chnol Board of Setnincde Co. from thereon on Dm 16th day of April, M. O. OVERSTREET. primary in June, 1924, School district No. 3. Sullied to .BeCsttes A. n. IS**. •' Opportunities OF IMSVlill C o S b j^ u tK H. H. OHAI’PEL^. D’ ; the decision of the Democratic pr^p torrfey-atrLnw *"7T ■ i.a H i.w iw Ti,vit-.flC R O F .’ITHB PEACH O T p d rfru K ri'ttd ri?: D. 1981. 1 Over Seminole County Has moved to Puleston A It .S. UOUtlLAUS. thi manufacturers of n well fUU.Al.) candidate for rmutaMo of'Drittict Ctcrlc Circuit Court • Bank Brumley Bldg. Real Es­ to rtho ofTice of Justice No. 1, subject to tho Democratic FOR.CLERK CIRCUIT COURT known nnd widely udvertised pro­ Fenilnle County, Florida. ^onford, ----- r— Florida tro in and for the first primary to be held Juno 3rd, 1924. f wish to announce that t am a tate and all kinds of la* Ily A. M. Weeks. 1).' C. prietary medicine, want a rppre* Irict of Seminole Coun- Said district bcig composed of tha candidate, for Clerk of the Circuit suronce. sentativo in each county in Flor­ jthn legal nnd efficient following voting precincts: San­ Court of'Seminole? Co.. subj?ct to --------------------y t --------------------- ida. Out*, proposition is attractive f i f the executive officers ford, Lake Monroe and Paolo. Dei locratic primnry, /une third. O. C. Bryant, W ag­ nqjl will net n mnn from '3200 to -ty I promif.o to do Diy If tlcctcd, I promise the faithful ■ ____ U. E. WALKER. Schclle Maines ut prejudice. pcrfoi'mance of the duties con­ Studebaker, Packard, ChavroUt DKSIGNEf) IN* HAPPY MOOD 3260 per month. Character and FOR SHERIFF. ner, F la , will eel! at G. STU1NGFSLLOW. nected with that office. ability count more than nviney in J. L. PERKINS To the Voters of Seminole County: ____ __________ W. L. MORGAN. Youthful nnd b;’.;'pv in their o.pres. 'COUNTY JUDGE. , LAWYER I hereby nnnouncH my candidacy '*nn <>l ti-o. l.itc.,.r IMrisi.m siyk , thc?o selection. Write us your qualifienBales Department o i course, to tho action fur the office of Sheriff of Semi­ FOR TAX COLLECTOR Carolina,-Florida filliirocLs mo ilevclo|a<l in f.ishiouabTe •f- — Court House smocratic I*rimnry to he nole County, subject to tho voters I wish to announce tbat 1 nm a : cw,silfci' Tu thu left is a rondel with tions and if satisfactory wc will San Juan Garage [3rd, 1 will be n candidate of the Democratic Primary to be rnndldnto for re-ntectlon to tho cf- itmi-fitud v'.iiu to wld. h is atthclted a explain our proposition to you by ing Station, gas at 2 fico of County Judge of held June 3rd, 1924. If elected 1 lico of County Tax Collector of 1 tthered s'dtt. T h o round,neck, wt-in letter’.’ Tho Notional Remedy Cohi[County, i shall ho gratc- iroraiso four years of Law En- Seminole Counti*. subject to tha t fever, and r».ire.are edged will* fur, pnny, -Postoffire Station G, Jack­ r«e nomination und clcc- orcemcnt in a dusincss manner by action of tho Democratic primary • hull isi.lwayjiiildetl with the r serva- sonville, Florida, cents above cost the ifI elected elected It assure the tho help of tho proper1 subordi- to bu held in June. Lon th.it it m iy l*c repLccd by soire Elton J Moughton & ____ _ JWO. D. JINKINS. of Seminole n fair an * nates njlaPtf or assistants nutibinii unJ Ithcr tiimmhi". For medium cizc, Jj j and HnraMilv earnestly _ year around. idministrailun of the af solicit the support of all law en­ MEMBER COUNTY ;ards 30-inrh material. ARCHITECT Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers SCHOOL MISCELLANEOUS [•“ "Site. Moire silk, which reflxts lonutiful ROARD forcement caters, on June 3rd. First National Bank Bldg. SCILELLE m a i n e s . _ ______ RAYMOND L. ALLENh_ Phone 4W \17 Park Avcnw I hereby nnnounco myself a can­ j,nd idendiug shades v( brown, is used W ANTED l PERIN TEN DEN T OF Sanford, ------------- Florida didate for re-election ns n member i'ir the sccoml hock, wLieh ia drain'd i.i ■i i .i FOR TAX ASSESSOR. AC INSTRUCTION Board »• of-Public In- tt one siifc.' Holding the drapery 5 room modern House for Madam Harriet, I wish to announce that I nm a of the County. ; -------!t pbcu is 1 g*’q'Cou 4 buckle o f block, r announce my candidacy candidate for re-electlou to the t'on ^r“ n', L*Mrkt No. 3, (old end red lAads.’ It has nn ovni Beauty Parlijr ction to the ufflco of office of Tnx Assessor of Semi­ (Geneva, tfalc or rent, furnished. Rent Oviedo, Osceoli^ and Over Mobley’s-Dru_ |uperintendcr.k of public nole County, subject to tho decis­ Chuluota) subject'to tho action "^‘1 three quarter sleeves which Purk Ave. Phono Sanford Novelty $45.00 per month or for a 1 .of Scminolo County, ion of the Democratic Primary to the Democratic Primary, June 3rJ, ‘ »frc,ot t,U5 ,T' r!Vt:i ill,r.ec* tho Democratic primary bo held June 3rd, 1924. 1924. Having served ns a mcm-|lV r,er VBr,ls Vf V15f J6.Vr ,n.d f fc PUBLIC Stenographer; your-fiua- quick stile can be handled for Works on Junu 3rd, 1924. The Matthews Press her of tho Board since 1015, ami I‘n^nUm *10 rock "* A. VAUGHAN. neu solicited. 107 Park Ave, TVW. f.AWTON. Wclakn lll.l*- Hau(or4 S'l«. having heen chairman of ^ $850.00 . including furniture, i FOU TAX COLLECTOR Phone 349. ITOJ. ft iUNTY IKOSECUTIN'G Phone 417-L»2 I ht-j to announce myself n can* V. C. COLLER, Prop. balance $35.00 per month, in* ATTORNEY. 'didate for the office of Tax Col- for the work required of a Board A0 y t M l-rice. 45 cttrls. J to nnnounc*? that I shall lector of Seminole County, subject member, and rf re-elected 1 prom- «i.conJ Morj,|: l)rt^ N0. |9J9., General Shop and Mill Work j eluding Interest. FOR RENT y\ to 46 inches buit and 16 to Ididatc for the office of to the decision of the Democratic ise the same conscientious nnd eon-! FOR kENT-Garage, corner 11 th frosecuting Attorney, sub- Primary to bu held Juno 3rd. 1924. ntrutive senice on hns been rend* jOycars. Price,4iccnts. Contractor and Builder Sanford Sign Shop St. and, Elm Ave. 0 endorsement of the TI C. m a x \v e l l „ cred in ray many years of service. _ . . - s - ___ . s a t. L Q aJ * * 49 acre farm, 1 mile from' CHAS. F. HARRISON, Jc voters at the June 3rd, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER APPROPRIATE 517 Commercial Street ________ Geneva, Florida. I hpreby announce my candidacy LETTERING city limits, 10 ..room ..house ^ORGE C. HERRING, for the office of County Commis­ FOir~UOUNTY~C().\l MISS ION EH For All Classes of Work I hereby announce my candidacy . COUNTY JUliOB sioner from district number two well built, .6 Arc places, good • 107 North Sanford Ave, ly announce myself ns a of Seminole county, subject to the! re-elation to the o:Tic« of for the office o f County action of tho Democratic primary 1 1 un‘ y Commissioner from Dis-, hard wood floors. Price $5500. WUaon Welding & Radiator | [Seminole County, subject June 3, 1924. ti if number fuur of Seminole! Florida Public Sorvlce company! aocrutlc primary, June 3, Works County, subject to the action o f . organised to tako -over properties j JOHN MEfSCH. [pledge faithful service FOR SHERIFF |lh(J Dcm°crat primary^Juge S,4624.j of Orlando Public Service Com-1 a = nominate me. II* 1** WiiLihLCRt i H. B. Lewis & Co. pany, Orlando Gas company, Flor­ -I f it’s Metal we can weld It." | To the Voters of Seminole County: j • J. G. SIIARON. ida Ice A Power company, DeLand SANFORD, FLORIDA I hereby announce myself a can-, FOR STATE ATTORNEY. | Address I JNTY COMM ISSION KR didate for Sheriff of Scmiuole! I horcty announce my candi-' Electric Light and Power and Ice t 1 announce my candidacy County irubjoct to the aetien of tho dacy for the office of State Attor! First National Bank Building,' company and Euatls Light A Powctlon to tho office of Democratic primnry to be held gn ; ney for the Seventh Judicial CirC 0 ground floor. }cr company’ ^rr.missioner of District June 3rd. If l am elected I pledge ;cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem- FOOTofFIRST ST? STEWART Thol tinole county, subject to myself to fulfill the duties of thlslncrotic Primary to be hold June 3, No. 107—Telophono 349-Park Aye. JENSEN—Good progress being Flowers For AU o! the votern on June 3rd. i office to the best nf my ability. 1924. j made In construction of quay W. E.NTZMINGEK. I E. E. BRADY. Members Florists Telrgraj ' bridge spanning Indian river. J. A. SCARLETT. B i i a a m m i ;ha a u iia E D a B M c n a a a itiD H M B iiiB iD B ia a a i ft Daily Fashion Hint M BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD M uiaikit . VHIDDON HODGES PRINTING Al f 1 fc H iB I [QING UP FATHER VTS A L L RACKET SOUT? Uvery Aoaaciatieo 814 Myrtle Ave. By GEORGE McMANUS OH*. IT IS TERRIBLE. THE BURGLAR! HE COME T o H E -L IF T E D TH E L I D L IK E TH IS AND CUT THE V41RES VJ1TH S C IS S O R S . H O W .C A N 'I p r a c t i c e t o -m o r r o w ? y o u OUGHT T o BE C L A D IT •w a s n ' t Y o u r th r o a t, r M T A P A R T M E N T A N D HE C U T T H E P IA N O S T R I N G . ' IS ^ lV tE D /■esC I’ L L C U T A L L THE S T R IN G S T O B E -S U R £ . S3 . V S.O.: Contractu*' ai r K t^ D . n /:n‘ — i; W E L L D'ON’ T W O R R Y '.Y O U CAN COM E R lG V nJ.IN HERE^ANp AH' ■ PR AC TIC E ON OUR F»l YOU ARE UNT1U 'YO U RS VERY ■ ‘ 4Kvi , R. C. m . • • .* ,.r • . J L , 1 -v w u « V.'. fmM I rJ , •• ., *,.o . . *. * - ,, • • . * ■/'. . . ' ' — • s- • •. ** . — ----- —------— -* * •t •■ , _______ * •' . t - .' .*,* ' ' . ' . . * . . . . - ' l . j '• - • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 04, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 04, 1924; <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/530da022855456ea7254200d8440492e.pdf 73bf275a4a1d67c618e6edabc6810cc7 PDF Text Text t , • "t V M p | -ll y ASSOCIATED PRESS DIBPATCHES *ra SANFORD, FLORID *s p w \ . xk » * --— n A ■ wr i v jy' t i ! vv • » * */> mm. . - --- -------- etllng and Paroles at 1 Petti, .Bootlegging in New Torig Muto Mexican Rebels Many Other SensaDlsclonurea Made; In rges Told Committee. Bombardment Direct­ DAUGHERTY HITS Verhal ed at Lodge and Pepper Concerning World Court Is­ Many Senatorial In­ U G H T B 'A C K A T ' sue, vestlgations, and Motives Them — Robinson SENATOR PEPPER Behind Accuses Senator Lodge. i«4 r i » « ) . Ajir. 6.— The ty investigating comniitinto recesfl today after week o f RlcochetUng in* Utar darting, from "deal” j," the committee was conchiefly with war contracta expected next week to Saya Keynote of Campaign Penn­ . (n r The X i w l i l t S rrrM) sylvanian Would Rave G. O. Wa s h i n g t o n , April 6.— P. Adopt la "Blame It All Democrats in both the houaj and senate Friday let loose an attack on Harding" on Republican leadership in con­ The Asaorlatrd Treaa) gress. (vASHINGTON. Apr. 5— FormThey directed a verbal bom­ er Attorney General Dsugherty. bardment at, Senatora I-odgo and in a statement. Friday attacked Pepper. Speaker Giltctt and Rep­ Senator Pepper, Republican, Penn­ resentative Longworth hurled sylvania/ for his speech at P o r t - charges ________ on____ the Wold Court issue, land, Maine, Friday in which he I brought into play the senatorial said the selection o f Mr. Daugher- nvestigations and motives behind ty for attorney general seemed to them, and evoked a crosj-flro him a mistake o f one now dead. from the Republican rdnks. “ Blame it all on Harding,” is the In the senate. Senator Robin­ key note which the Pennsylvania son, of Arkansas, the minority senator would have the Republican leader, In the forfront o f the as­ party adopt for the presidential sault, accused Senator Lodge, Re­ campaign, Mr. Daugherty declar­ publican floor leader, o f pig^oned, adding that any such "coward­ oling the World Coqrt proposal ly cry" will “ sound the death knell in the foreign relations .commit­ o f Republican success in tho com­ tee. Ho also took ' SWKfjit-Pep-. ing election.” 3cr, Republican, Pennsylvania,. to "I recall that many years ago," ask for his speech delivered the statement said, "a man o f self- Thursday nt the Maine Republi­ assumed and unctioua rectitude de­ can state convention and assailed feated the Republican party bjrfRepresentative LoflgWbrfh ^ o r' sounding a keynote which was re- Ohio, “Republican ‘ “ leader in tho tented by thousands o f Republi­ house, for remarks ho made be­ fore a group o f Republican wom­ cans.- Senator Pepper makes en in Philadelphia -last night. strong g bid bli in hia so-called | keynote l In a, brief reply, Senator I-odgo specc . n to becomo the Bure hard of today, and to outshine hia famous asserted that he had made no e f­ predecessor in the Blaina cam­ fort to block action on-the World Court proposal. paign.” Lodge Taken Exception. "N o Chance for Defense." Later, Senator Lodge took ex­ Pointing out that he had had no opportunity to present his de- ception to a charge by Senator fenso before tho senate Investigat­ Robinson that Chairman Marvin ing committee, Mr. Daugherty o f the tariff commission' “ had charged that Sionator Pepper, who been a special and highly contlthe question o f adopt dential lobbyist .for the wool in­ would. ynte.on Y< ing or rejecting the committee’s terests.” The commission chair­ report, “ prejudges the caae, throws man formerly was secretary of me and ray honor to the wutws, tho Homo Market Club, o f Bos­ undefended, unheard and condemn- ton, Senator Lodge declared, and In that 'capacity had come _ to m stands me- on - tb i scaffold,” Washington t? reprj^ont the com­ tho stataraent added, "and lit full panies In that club in the interof high tariff protection, view of American peopla nieces a perfcct right to "he nsibility for m e’ and my rec- which M the dgadlpnoldent eretary Weeks with refthe aircraft frauds. It J, however, t o examine Itnessen before the qoes|of the secretary, and the committee will liable for study docuiting to some cases, |tt their disposal yesterday dderatlon in executive scsarray of new charges into the already of the senate ty investigating eonimit- * »y. ses spoke of drug selling ati lfederal penitentiarl *M nH ed to booflagging inVesNew York, croaased the to tell of munitions being revolutionists in Lower j and came back to relate i instances of liquor aupng brought to "tho little of K street,” In Wash* tntloqed many timas dur_ ogress of or the ’Investigai rendezvous in recant years I government officials. I With the mass o f matercommittee, already deeply ‘ with executive _ into wap contract ' *" .to’ reeets janti] 1 >g Directing Committee.’ directing investigation Her * tfitfl-n li In witnesses the coni , to send two o f lta' memSenator, Wheeler, Democrat, Mj its prosecutor, and Sena i, Republican, Nayr * . Hamp. Washington Court House, r with power to hold either executive Investigations affairs o f the Midland Nat» , operated by M. S. Daugh other o f tba former attor«W l. letter* were by the i Friday, one from Secreka transmitting war dent contracts for tha- air which th* committee ex1 behind closed doors and pm Acting Attorney General *(ing delay in complying for file* o f the bunveat.lgation bearing upon “ itio of drug investigations at tlonta ta federal penitentiary g that President Coofu first to obtain the bpln new attorney general on P H h M rid Plre Testimony iy« testimony was heard the day from witnesses, luded . J. E. Dyche, once --of-th«-Atlanta prison; W. fi director o f the bureau o f Daniel nmltn, & forrnbutler at "the little green K street." » the first to taka the cftved ho_ hadjnstitutM . .......... Investigation into extensive v-of narcotic drugs to conbtaloed the aid o f "under tn from the department and four prison guards Heber H. Votaw, federal dent o f prUons, ordered ion suspended. Dyche it- later ha rece cel red » resign, and did so. subaeftceptlng an appointment rohlblUoi service. [prohibition rhq an To Address On Thursday lam Jennings Bryan, the Commoner, will b* In i Thureday and will voter* of this city in tha afternoon, > a telegram reWdM* . k Was received hare *»a. i s URGE ENACTMENT OF NEWTON RULE DEFER SECTION 28 Si® & -s r -. Colonel Charles R. Forbes. Is ahown hero with h is lawyers. Forbes is seated at the left. Beside him Mnnds Jamek E. Eashy-Smith, chief counsel. The others are Elwood G. Godman and Franklin J. Stransky (extreme right.) POINCARETS NEW! Spencer Grants Dohcny FORMER MAYOR CABINET SEEMS1 Dclny Before TeatifylnR DURHAM IS NEB' WASHINGTON, Apr. G— EdMUCHSTRONGER ward ROTARY CHIEF L. Doheny,- for whom n New Government.. Instituted ..By French Premier Appears Much Stronger Than Former Cabinet. lU r .T k r .lw o r U ln l I'rraa) aubphocna wan issued by tha oil committee more than a week ago, has been granted an indef­ inite delay by Senator Spencer, nt whose request the nuiunmns was sent out. Spencer said Dohrny had advised thut because o f pressing business It was not convenient for him to leave Los Angeles at this time. Eugene Newsom o f Durham. North Caroliia, Selected Governor of Thirty-Seventh District Ro­ tary International. tllr Tke Assoctatrd rrraai a PARIS, Apr. G— Poincare’s new RALEIGH. N. a . Apr. 5 .-M . government, evidently much strong Eugone Newsom, former mayor of er in th echamber of deputies than Durham, N. C.t was nominated for tho old one which fell last week, tho governorship fo r the thirtyFriday victoriously withstood a deseventh Rotary district at the termincdv upposltlon attack on the closing session o f the convention pensions bill which caused its prehere Friday and with Uw.fofmalL dqcossor’s downfall, The vole-wag t y 6f ratification by the directors (Hr The Aaanrlntrd PrrwO 327 to 201 In favor of the govern­ of Rotnry International will •suc­ * President Coolidgo announced ceed G. Franklin Lcnz o f Newport ment. The offensive wan launched with u general policy of opposition to News, Va„ as governor o f thq* diso sam* weapon.?,-*a(ong-simUap4 ansr n e w taxes. ‘ kW *‘ " ' ftfh r.H X ------------ . . . eupa weVt) presented conducted before.a| priatlon u bill, carrying WM^H),- to Hopewell, Va., and Ayden, N. that of last week. * when tho ton, man­ W. H. Chandler resolution to provide (hat mem- chamber overthrew the cabinet by 000 was passed by tho house. a . clubs and resolutions were ager of the New England Traffic >ers o f tha tariff commission "Yyhen ration ia restored, and The senate legislative program adopted nroviding for earlier se- League, submitted a proposal that a vote o f 271 to 284. motives, actions and judgment ents are should not ait in cases in which As was the cast last yreck, Pre­ was discu««od by President Cool- lection o fi meeting .places hereafter a joint congressional committee weighed with deliberation, it will they were financially Interested, mier Poincare was absent from the idge with Republican senators and for notice or clubs of Domln- confer with representatives o f the that the “ record o f my ad­ wtfa (aid aside with a notice from chamber, Minister be found tHat of Finance at another White House break­ ion to be offored tor district gov. shipping board, tha commerce com ­ ministration o f tha -department of Senator Robinson that he would Francois-Marsal assuring the bur­ fast conference. r . ewior, 30 days in advance o f the mission and shipping interests aa ask action upon it when the sen­ justice will be one of which thb den of responsibility as had M. de Tho senate oil committee subto the heeds of tho merchant ma­ conference date. ate hnd Atsposed of the pending American people will be proud." Lastevry In the previous crisis. Ho poenated additional witnessa-t to Hopewell by reason of the fact rine. Shippers, ha said, would be inimigriftion bill. Says Pepper Was Rejected. also adopted the same uncompro­ bo questioned about reports of that it is more distant from Ral­ glad to supply such a committee In the house, Representative Mr. Daugherty declared that mising attitude, refusing to yield "oil deals” at Ih e Chicago Re­ eigh thnn Ayden won tho attend- with ail available data and it would Senator Pepper heel desired ap­ Stevenson, Democrat, South Caro- even on a matter of detail, and w ls publican convention in 1020. ohco cup presented to the club then be' possible to build up an pointment by President Harding aa Ina. opened the attack on the Re­ evidently desirous of either Smash­ Three members of the fnriff each year scoring tho highest American merchant fleet by other publicans and accepted Mr. Longsolicitor general o f the United ing the opposition or going down commission were charged by number o f points, figured on the means than "talking patriotism States but Mr. Daugherty after re- wurth's* suggestion that the buz­ in defeat. Senator 'Robinson, Democrat, Ar­ basis o f mileago and membership. and waving the flag.” zard be the proper emblem o f the (Continued on page. 8) kansas, with being or having been Both clubs had 100 per cant at* The pension question always a ” 1 am not opposed to section 28 Democrats in this year’s camrepresentatives o f special 'inter­ tendance at the conference. Hope­ in principle,” he declared, "but I lgn, if it ia to represent the dangerous ono in parliament and ests. well Is the youngest club in the am opposed to the way it is going mocrats “ going after auch a especially now a few weeks before district and Ayden Ayden IsIs said sum to to be into operation.’ " _ Lang ley,’ > • oft dUtrict^ and election, provided n fine opportuni­ Representative , dead body as the- Republican par­ ty for tho opposition but the now Kentucky, pleaded pot guilty o f the * ~ smallest “ ‘ *town -in the world ty.” "I was glad to have an admis­ cabinet emerged strengthened and charges of conspiracy .in connec­ with a RotaiV Club.. The cup to sion from the high titular leader it now appears certain that it -will tion with alleged Illegal liquor Ayden wns In Ihfc. haturo o f a o f thlg house,’ 'he declared, "that carry on until the dissolution of withdrawal permits and asked an compliment to hta^-eluh. * The next meeOng place will be " the Republican party is dead and parliament, tentatively ret for cnrly trial. April 12. Delegates chosen-to attend both begins to smell."Retention intact of alien prop­ selekwl By the incoming governor . state and district conventions at Assaults Pepper and Longworth. erty held by tho American govern­ and t’luh presidents. Newport Palatka April 17 and the forr Representative Connally, Demo­ J.E.Torrance Receives ment was favored by President Nows, Richmond. JDanvIile and Wilmington invited the next ses­ tion o f aSem inole County R ep-­ crat, Texas, then continued tho atCoolidge for use to satisfy claims sion. " Mrp- Iva Van Naas, age 46, Been Club, was the main business or for return entirely to the form­ Handsome Watch (Continued on page 8 ) passed away at her home In thia taken up by a meeting o f Rcpulilier owners. aq* from this county^ which was Shipping * hoard officials and Mrs. Harry T. Bod well city shortly after 12 o’clock last Before his departure this morn­ night following an illneaa o f ■eld Friday afternoon at the court Attempts Are Made ing with his wife and young son representatives o f shipping inter­ about two weeks. Death was dua house. . Undergoes Operation; ests presented conflicting views for Newark, N. J„ J. K. Torrance, To Oust N egro Law for the past seven months Account­ before the house merchant marto influenza and complications. Selected as delegates to the Mrs. Van Ness was taken ill on Is Recovering Rapidly tafe convention were: J. Jg. committee on section 28 of Student From Dorm ant for the Florida Vegetable Cor- ine Sunday, Mar. 23, and although (artlett o f Altamonte Springs poration, was presented with n a tho merchant murino act. “ According to word received horo sho suffered a great deal it was ud B. G. Smith o f Oviedo, . AlWilliam M. Butler, Coolidge (Hr Tkr Aaa«rlalr4 PrtHl handsome .. gold Hamilton watch by not apparent that her condition ternatea selected foe this conven­ NEW YORK, Apr. 5— Furnald B. F .Chapman, head of tho hoard campaign manager, predicted that hriday.from Harry T. Bodwell by tion were N. F. Lezette o f Oviedo, Hall, residential dormitory at Col­ o f directors, in behalf of tho or- by April 22 President Coolidge Rco.10 Combs, Mrs. Bodwell was waa serious until tho first of thi* . and W. H. Tunnieliffe. Delegates umbia University, a room o f which ganizatipa for tho efficient and would have f>5 n>oro delegates to taken ill on the return trip to week. She began to take a tu r n 'fo r tq tha district convention, which is occupied by (Frederick Wells, capable service that ho has given |the Cleveland convention than Providence and upon their arrival it was nccessarw for her to un­ tho worse on Thursday and con­ meets on the same day al at Palatka, negro law student from Union while in its employment. necessary to nominate him. rent P. — Hall/ o f.............. ’ were: Joseph this city; Representative Connally, . of dergo .an operation at fhc Keefe tinued tq grow weaker until Mr. Torrance, who has been City, Tennessee, continues to be a and E'. W..Hjrnck o f Longwiod. storm center.' Wells has received with the association since Us for­ Texas, and other Democrata in Surgery. Friends here of tho fam­ death. Mr*. Van Ncs< had lived Alternatea selected were: John D. two letters threatening death, pur­ mation, resigned a short time ago tha house, launched an attack on ily will learn wtih pleasure that in Sanfarp.'since'hcr marriage to Evans o f Lake. Mary, and B. L. porting to have been sent by tho to return to his former home. That Republican congressional leader­ Mrs. Bodwell is nicely and Mr. Van Ness 18 years ago at Maitbie o f Altamonte.' recovery. Lexington, >N. Y. Prior to her Ku Klux Klan. The negro reiter­ he was deeply appreciative of th<- ship and were answered by Rep­ is on the road' In hia letter M ^ B w lw oll says nrvnrriago she was Miss Tva Following the' meeffng, which ated determination to continue' his g ift given as a manifestation of resentative Tincher, Republican, that ho and W f . Bodwell are looV- Schermerbon. Her husband nod was presided over by Mr. Smith, residence at Furnald Hall. the good will and feeling that the Kaoaas. when lived in Sanford for two years be­ who la chairman o f the county Senator Robinson, Democrat, Jng forward to the_timo Three members o f the police directors feel toward him, goes __ Repubican Executivo Committee, bomb squad kept guard in tho dor­ without snying. Mr. Torrance said Arkansas, assailed the Republi­ they shaRjretur ntoi Sanford. So fore that time. Mrs. Van Ness was prominent informal discussion led by Mr. mitory last night J. B. Rucker, he hoped to be able to return next cans in a senato speech, denied the pleasant was their stay hare and Henck was held .regarding tha chairman o f th* hall committee, winter and expressed regret that Democrats were delaying legis­ *o kind was thb hospitality shown in the work o f the Seminole formation o f tha county club. Senator them, says Mr. Bodwell. that he County Federation o f Women’s presented to Dean. Hawke* a reso­ it was.pecestary for him to sever lation, and charged also was - chairman o f -, lfr . Hall was then selected to lution of the committee asking the h k connection and leave for homo Lodge with pigeonholing the and Ala wife feel that 8anford Is Clqlj* ima ' <• the social service.department, o f real home. be president o fth* naw club. It negro's removal n gm UM buuglng. at this time. • * .* 1 world court proposal. Mr. Bodwsll expressed the de- the League of Women Voter*. She was announced that a special ef­ Dr. C. C. M. Mantall, member of ___ :_____ » ' ■-______!_______!__ alre to be remembered to the-many has a host of friends throughout fort will be made to secure wo­ the committee, resigned. He was friends and Sanford especially hia tho county, who will learn with men members for the new organ­ the second member to resign dur­ Rotary brothers. genuine regret of her death. The isation. From time to time meet­ ing the week. . ‘ sympathy o f there many Lind ings will be held, both for social friends go out to the sorrowing and business purposes. Member­ Here in Interest one* that she leaves behind. ship fee will be $2 per yeas. Al Town Is Silfbmerg&l :— Van Nepa is survived by Republicans are cordially invited Of Charitable Home herMre, ■<Ur Tfce Am m Is M Result O f Floods husband and two children, to get in communication with Mr. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Apr, G. couragement and possibilities for Neiiie and D a v li ^Funeral aerHall and become members o f the Mrs. Michael Reekie, o f De­ .vlcea will be held Sunday afterI S in tho ................ * The wild hysteria that Is sweep- him than any. place -United <»r TS« A a w I t M r m i t . organization. Land, who with her husliand. Congressman Clark said nlg the countryin tho wake qf PRAGUE, Apr. Hood renoon at 3 o’clock from the CongreFerguson, chairman o f the -Marching -investigations into the „ . nlon reporter, amidst Adjt. Reekie, is .io charge o f tho n ttional io Church, w h ic h _________ Mrs. Van Orange County Republican Club, Teapot -Dome oil scandaL; uzlaim over being on homo Florida Home at DeLand, main­ tended for. for many mai attended ytftre. warn present at the meeting yes- snowa submerged the village of atnmxthened LaFollett* boll/. , tained by (he American Rescue *n. Mr. and Mrs. Clark post* Dr. Pauli Burhans, pastor ttrday afternoon end told o f the Modrogit-Marie, in eastern Slova­ late," Congressman I*rank .'Clark tor at of the Workers, 'haa boon in 8 an/ord Se'mhvole hotel and. will steeple church, hMitt chare .. will will haM eruLnze of the plans and the work of his or­ kia. Only Aha chprch fo^ several days In the interest services. Burial will take place to Gainesville Saturda) ~ upon hja arrival in ■how* abovq the water.' The lu- stated. ganisation. t P o f the institution. wo f e e l . good over • habitsnts. k sslscld '-b y troops Jacksonville, but dec in tho hsnford cemetery. a single Democrat The DeLand home was estab­ ngton sltuatm,’1 Mr. fought the riaipc paters for a lished ip December and since that n ging back to. the oil tpa Thugs Wanted weok plugging gaps in dykea. Ha. time from ;ifi :to 20 people have d 3political Th m ' affairs." " R n l i h a r v peasants ^mafle* to atop ' th* In* been provided to r b y the organi­ R U B U C r j rushing waters endeavored to check and Democratic con J iu J its u zation under tha able care of these two people. Fund* for the noma are *~ Seminole County Republican Club Is Formed Here Washington News K a clud«j the. soldier bonus •"Republicans and Der the committee held separat ings this afternoon et wt considered the problem to place the amount o f in excise taxes a .ready at. by the house, and the necessary increases In taxes. No definite conclusions were announced* • • At an earlier session, however,* ' th* committee upon request o f Senators McCom-xk and McfQn* ley, Republicans, Illinois, and Rep­ resentative Madden,- ..epublican, Re " " .. -v . . . . . ___________ Illinois, did ogre* to the house j tion hr cutting in IpUf the tax< produce exchange sales am ' mg to two cent* .f o r each Tha full tax-previously had restored to the-bill by/tfteeoi ...........................by Abe < tee. The cut involves a reduction in revenue estimated' at 84,000,' 000. . Obtaining the consent o ' senate to adjourn over until day, Chairman Sm-mt outfii irogram for a full day ofnga Saturday at which ha to conclude consideration bilL If completed Saturday, Smoot assured President Cool Friday, a report on the me would be made to the senate day. Mr. Smoot was one group o f senators invited it* Housa Friday for a fast conference to consider the legislative situation. Several days would be ter the measure is actually repot ed, for study o f the bill by mi bers before it is taken up for bate, Mr. Smoot said. ' Chairman Green, o f the ways and means committe ttee, h day issued a statement resplying pi, I Secretary Mellon’s attack on increases on the estate tax v ed by the house arid which e turned down last night by ' senate finance comreitteeL “The extraordinary stat by Secretary Mellon with, cnce to the effect on the I* anee taxes In the houee should not be allowed ' without comment,” Mr. aald. "If the secretary U « rectly reported In the i, he stated that tfcwYf , with the addition o f l _ rioue sUte taxes, would not i C*M' take me half o f the estate but fn stances consume nearly How far •this is from r e d will be seen by a anrination o f the the house bill un stead of Us beiag _____ the state taxes to the Mrs. Iva Van Ness Passes Away After Two Weeks’ Illness f Frank Clark Predicts Election of _ Democratic Congress and President 2S i1 t2ror^Qwer A£J Representatives of American Ship­ I nr Tfcr Am m Ii M Pm i I ping and Industrial Interests WASHINGTON. Apr. 5-— All Want Enactment of Section radio sets selling. for less- thin 2H Postponed For 14 $50 wholesale are exempted (raw Months. • tha proposed 10 per o-nt tax by the senate. The sedate finance I Hr Tkf Associated Prcoo) committee announced today iji WASHINGTON, Apr. 5— F.nact- winding up their ctmaideration oT~ ment of the Newton resolution the revenue bill. The coasatiU which would defer for 14 months also agreed to exempt only ar enforcement of section 28 o f the cles selling for 825 or le a It Merchants Marine act requiring jewelry of tax o f S per through rail-and-water rates for Watches aelllng for less than. 980 commodities carried in American are exempt from tax aa passed by ships was urged Friday before the the house. house merchant marine committee by representatives of American WASHINGTON,. April shipping and industrial interests, While the senate finance coma Making the section effective on tee, warned o f a 175,000,000 defi­ May 20, .as ordered by the inter­ cit as a result of reduction* now state commercn commission, the carried by the revenue bill, turn­ new rev^* i f n« shipping and industrial represen­ ed to means o f raising tative declared, would work an in­ nue, President Coolidge Friday policy of op­ calculable harm to the American announced a general* POM marine by diverting a large per­ position to any new texes. Mr. Coulhl f c , whtla m H p f i T centage o f tlic country's exports tn ing any specific attitude o n / * Canadian ports. ‘ . Postponing enforcement o f the new taxes voted Thursday B section to July 1, 1925. as provided by tha committee on radio for. by the resolution propotod by mah jong sets indicated ha prove new levies only if designRepresentative Newton, Republi­ to shift th* tax burden from.) can, Minnesota, would Afford time J8 for a full investigation into the e f­ class or interest now heavily tax* ed to a data or Interest whkb fects of its operation, it was con­ tended, and enable a better adjust­ might without injury bear addi­ tional taxation. .j ment of tho situation. nciora casing Before taking up the remalmog Rxpress Opposite View. miscellaneous tax rates excise and' mlac An opposite view was presented in tire VQ, Chairman Smoot callCha by Chairman O’Connor and Com­ ed nttmruon o f the committal Fri­ missioners Thompson ,,pnd Plum­ day to estimates which he s a ld f mer of the shipping board, who de­ showed tha bill os now frame clared enforcement o f the section would fall by about «75jOOOJI was necessary to provide more con­ to raise sufficient revenue * signments for the board’s vessels next fiscal year. and thua prevent a curtailment of This did not taka into ae*ouafc present service.___ _ ■ - 800,000,000 fir apodal approation bills which have tytn^ln- SB Numerous shipping and indus­ and trial representatives said they wero trodueed In not opposed to the principles ent- about 8000,000,0000 one house bodied in-tho a e c D e trln it^ B ^ W l* K isK ss can In ' amount e f tha federal Flight Plane •Mgj t T rt.- UMsmis Am u *, ‘ '- .'■ �f yfVptf * 7i» * '*/* f •« TrVr'. '. a -v, — S — IE S i ■ygca-y^ u a ^ ^ z n ^ s . - ■* » M iM E E T l M M K I -i. L _ ELD6 — — I£e" fid“kan. l ^ f . H Ef f VRi E,* APRIL 26 : Vi. , ■ • / y> PARAGRAPHS SANFORD isr , —i - K fUjr Tfci JBSSSU Piru) PROPOSE GAS PLANT. fj& sa ILLS* AprU 4 ^ ( Colleges and hig! ral Fl« Is will ^epresehted in th ca rn iv a l.to» b*.Jieid. b a j n ‘ ' at .At* u.Apjjl jS * . ..of peen made pubi nade pub­ . nave - v«b Eekn nhrdrsi4 j t. •Florida. Chlpley High olli mH A large proportion o f t»ry ^.tahw U ..havu and 20 southern colschools already of In the meet. t kT B t Ha r r y b . h u n t NBA Service Stiff Writer. A8HI.VCTO.V, D .' C.—Colvin Coolldge Is feeling better. He a load off his shoulders—ami his mind Just lo study the physical and U) reaction on the president of retirement of Attorney Otneral arty from the cabinet. I ■round to the White . couple cf hours after y had handed in hla reslg« and taken a train for AtXlty- • • lld|e. arose from ids ehalr > desk lie piiehcd the from, him with a .backward S as though driven too trate4 study or consciously squaring a-now con left he Ihrsw hlrhead j little grimly, per­ il gmlls. . - • be talked, an air vole* and attitude. wi Wff. the* bae enrecent weeks, was bund Corner had been and the road ahead seemed If not 4Mtor. ' BRADENTOWN, Apr,I 1.—The gaa committee o f the board of trade haa asked the city council to call a bond election to provide lands for a municipal gas plant, for Bradentawn. The amount suggested is $170,000. This, it is estimated, would provjde for bulidlhg the plant for generating the gas laying mains in tha ^treats, making connections at thu houses and sattlng up meter* -in the residences. 1 m M f O r T h e Associated V r r u l i “1 to ftl establishment. One felt that . he felt all the Importance of being president without, personally, hav. Inc to shoulder the refponsiblJHIes. This man Is the "closest friend nnd ndvlsor” of tho presidentfrank W. Stearns, of Boston. What Colorist House was to Wil­ son. what Harry Daugherty was to Harding. Stearns Is. and more, to Coolldge- House never maintained the close and continued Intimacy with WUson that Stearns enjoy*' with Cocitdce. The relationship Is a broader and deeper one than that between Harding and Daugherty. It extends far taneath matters of politics and (pllcy. with Its foots Iq a personal record and confidence that Is more like that of father rift'd son than caqillddte nnd political manager The While House Is vir­ tual hom e.|p Ihf Steamsea In Washington—and they’re In Wash­ ington now most of the time. to March 3ft. after having been In srsslon foiir fid! months, the Congress had enacted just ONE taw. .lust one bill had pawed both houses and been signed by the president. * Taxation, bonus, appropriation measures. -Immigration and other Important *questions sUII are in h alf-b ak ed stages. Those that have waned tho house, taxation and lonue for example, will be largely revamped In the Senate. With the date of the gaUonal convention* now but two months away. Vh*ro fit iment by Archie Swanson has not been able to go to hla work at the paper Mill fdr a number o f days on ac­ count o f an inflamed f o o t Dr. Stephens has lanced it and It it bettey. •. -Mist Eunice Tyner spent the week-end at. home, coming Satur­ day by train. .Her fattier and- ElO taron d Mtxa Florence carried her bock to Wlndemcre late Sunday by oato. In the morning, she called to see M b;«A ndrew Bertleson, Mrs. Lloyd took irv her mother to j e e Dr. Tolar on Wednesday. . Rev. J. S. Cfark expects to be to have three ministers. with us U ft ltanday as he brought Dj. Slicpard from Enstls and nis wire. We snell hope to hear him again as hd Is tho Synodical exeeutlfe a ebordf nation nrlde, haring >11 the ,t territories o f our count preached in Lake Msry lr, , nlog. Rev. Albertson h#h, p l y in g and leading the ih PROTECT— —TOUR . , . HEALTH Through thoughtlessness y * . cough or cold o f a child is of* leeted and soon becomes J few dbae« o f FOLEY'S Hn AHD f AR COMPOUND « ] at_ the' onset »P««dy r*B „ . _ . . * Kbttle of] safe, reliable cough rem« hand, and give promptly cough or cold ia detected, as effective for older pen opiates. Sold everywhere. S , 1 --- r -1 « M a « ^ a a a i M a « a a a n u a M a a a a i a B a a a B « B a B a i » a i ak r\ Remember the famodit JoknstbWn (Po.) flxxi? T i j t city Is again deluged by the rising waters of N ATIONAL RASE BALL WEEK. I Stonjcrw k river. This xhbw^ Franklin street, with the water ut n stage o f Id 1-2 fVct, the highest in 3 f ' * t ■ » ■ -i; ■?. I 5 %\ i. . ‘ 16 years. j ' ' • • i HU Highnesd, the Khik o f Arfierk-kn Summer Sports, is prcpnl S ' ed to enter his domain. In bla honor a ten day period celebol lion has been act aside by The Chamber o f Commerce of Atk] TO ERECT MEMORIAI*. Rithloc on Sunday to aec the little ietlc Goods Msnufattures. The perio<i upon which King BiJ children o f his sister, who lately ,5 -Th-’ Tavares EUST1S, April 4^-Th^ diei o f pneumonia. Bail will receive the bow o f the AmerlJan Public Is from April Pest o f the American Legion is Mrs. Alfred Erlcson was on tho » 4th to April idth. The welcome la to be extended thrt>« plunninfg to erect a suitable mem­ sick list last week, with fever, and | The •will has begun o the men of Lake county, jriai to Window Displays o f Sport. Stores. the weather is thi two youngest children arts ill: who huve participated in all his evenin with colds.' Come in make our Stork your headquarters during this «Nt| ‘ . ware. It probably will be raady cool. .K dgfi and Richard Lundquist} Glad td hear that some of ‘bur . — . . , . . See our Window Display. Look over our fine Stock of Bi*| for dedication on Armistice Day. It is planned to erect the metribr* young folks attended the chnutau- have a relapse of the mcasjes, Bull Goods. Tho Luckyy Dog D. A M, line, Letters and cards from Mr. lal on tho triangular tract o f qua, finding it well worth while. Elinor Tyner Mclva Lundquist W eiC a'family nnnounce that they, land, situated on the Tavare*A t The Sportsman Store; Leesburg Highway, near Lake and Ralph Pierson have the meas- arHved safely home after six| Dcra canal, ut the western limits lea while Ivd Neese D jdst rcco v -. nights out. They found good roods , o f Tavures. The site was donated ering Iron them. ' r.ear*y *n ^ , way 10 - P*?0,lu !n 1 Mr. and Mrt. Horace Lucas r e -1Head. Tcnn. We ares o n y to hear' by Col. John A. Stevens. turned friday to their borne at Miss Lila Ja not so weli. • . 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist and k A n, i '■ Situ ford. . TAVARRS— Plana being rnaub Astor. ndjthe children, the latter just over Morgdfi Lloyd and children and fo r extensive street paving in ibis Mor;„ * a trifl to th: measles, d ty . 4 . Miss Johnnie Lucas took £ fiV ai 0 * " ma .................Loui&d Homer 994— 10-In list price $1.50, , Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses, Violin Solo ......... .............. Fritz Kreislcr The World is Waiting for the ilunriso ............ ...............Fritz Kreeisler 0440— 12-In. list price $2.00 Forza del Destino— Face, pace mio Dio (Force of Destiny—Peace, , Peace Oh My Lord) (Verdi) ........... . Rosa Ponselle Ernnni— Ernani involaml (Ernanl— Fly With Me) (Verdi) .... Rosa Ponselle DANCE RECORDS 19281— 10-In. liat price 75c. Ain’ t You Ashamed!— Fox T r o t ...... Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. . . Maybe— Fox Trot ....... ..... Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra. 19285— 10-In. |ist price 75c. Not Yet, Suzette!— Fox Trot ....... Brooke Johns and HU Orchestra. Lonesome — Fox Trot Brooke Johns and His Orchestra. VOCAL . AND 1NSTRU , MENTAL RECORDS 35732— 12-in. list price $ U 5 Sanctus (Holy, Holy, Hdly) (Gounod) ..Trinity Choir Agnuff Del (O Lamb of God) (Gounod) Trinity Choir 19282— 10; ln. list price 75c. Wonderful One Henry Burr Land of My Mt Sunset Dreams WendeH Hall 19283— 10-in. lUt price 75c. London Bridge ia Falling Down ...... Eilldtt Shaw Coforajdo .... Albert Campbell-Henry Burr. 19260— 10-in. lUt price 75c. Hawaiian Medley Waite— ‘ Lalelkawal” — lo” .... Wa/ren B. Patterson-Nicholas A. Barbarito. , * Hawaiian Melodies — Walkaki Mermaid” ................................................ a n w *t» a-. Look the p! Ices over we quote below and come to CHiirchwelFs and 25c . i $2 Crepe de Chine Big assortment of puttems at per yd. Fancy Voiles At Per Yard vT t 4 t iJ ^ n y V a-wrta w . i ■HAt- It BUT .1 . 25c Pajama Checks 36 inches wide at . Per .Yard * ... V V ' 'V .I h: New-.« Victof Records fc -- J JL z z Truck F or City Firfe Department Arrives • * (Continued from page 1.) be decided and plans drawn, other •;. PH4i j . plans for financing the proposition luncheon, Chamber of , 12:13 Valdez Hotel. The S a n ford 'F ire Department will be. arranged, he stated. He _ Knights Tem- has received the hook and ladder dtplored the unsanitary conditions unic Hall.•• 7:1 th ick ’ which the City Commission that exist In both jails a t recently p r r r t t * * * " through ‘ the and declared that it is oni f* :AT THffHILANE. American Compan. for crying needs. . -------- LaFrrince -.artance Company iMany .and m o u perplexing arc the turn of $5,500.. The _________ 0. L. Uledso stated that he wlsh*latest___ * adnha confronting the di­ dltion ditlon to the equip....... equipment o f ^ the lo- ed ---------, to deny -----------the change made in The ----------r o f a large motion picture cal department; arrived Wednes- 1Herald recently by IU,. Ballard o f on. M oo acenes *eem to day and tested out Thursday. byj Altartonte Spring*. that .'.the tax the ones that ta ll fo r extraor­ Chief Paxton end jcpiaHyfng committee appointed by ‘ aids. u dinary talent a hr directittj and The track ‘ pped with 1th IftR thd 'codnty domtghisiofiers ia • hot po-uiesvw. feet o f Isddefk tM t’-Wallace Worxtey _ wholehearted'i co'operaettdes having receiving Ctlon with axes, shovols, pftlu, w ife cutters lion Ha proved 'l t . h r connection on from A, Vaughn, ti vaugltn, .county county tax the Attaint o f U filetttal’ i •‘Hunch, and being equipped with a small assessor. He declared that Mr. beck o f Noire Dame" by using chemical (Ire fighting apparatus. Vaughn,has given much assistance fo r the first time a radio amph* For the most part It will serve the and that he is helping the commit­ ievtcc Vhlch carried hi* two large Lot France pumping out­ tee in every.manner possible. to ail sections durinr toe fits os • service truck. It* addition, t-/: In which itt arm y. 61 *.1,000 Chief Paxton declared Friday, SEE DANGER IN historic Notre . Dame Cn- makes the Sanford fire fighting L , This is :i»e production equipment equal that o f any city RETENTION OF opens a limited engagement In the stato and much better than (lane Theatre, atartlng the average d ty . SOME T A X COTS oft Monday fo r two days1 engogeThe truck ia equipped with a rnent. v Red Seal Continental motor. Its i (Continued fVom n page 1.) weight la said to be about 6.000 i Among I?-VuS .. jnds. It has solid rubber tires. Among the bills- requiring . _ spec. BODY IS e chassis part of the body is lal appropriations In the next fis­ ED HEBE what is known as the "Rockawsy” cal year and which either have pai nssed the senate or house or are i O r l a n d o m a n model. bei ng are: - strong! fleiy- advocated Pensions $o7.000,000; bonus $136,'•'••.Continued taffe one. Nary000,000; McNary-Haagsn farm re­ sank* in this Conness Peak Carries lief. $100,000,000 to $200,000,000; ed down i daring tl day will also be Alleged M urderer Of postal employes salary increases $135,000,000; German food relief, Speaking o f the matter. Mr. Saucon W ireless Man $10,000,000, and good roads $85,­ Dickson, gave out the following 000,000. . '•(Mr TS» SMW UlM P tn a) Complete data on the amount of TAM PA, April 4.—Two mem­ a ■access o f such o bers o f the crew o f the American reductions allowed ip the revenue depends upon the wi stehmer, Conness Peak, were con­ bill as framed to date by the sen­ merchant* to • ' and estimated fined in separate cabins in irons ate . committee v» ffeisly and u(i today, while the vessel was being amount o f revenue needed next information r«; loaded for Gdhrtatbn. They will year by the government have been custom erai r„_ teaehea the inspiring ser- be tiven a hearing In a Texas asked for. • •• . ; New estimates on the cost of the Donald Cameron, former that no M lf-ceotered or ael- port. o f the American soldier bonus bill passed by the can long survive and chief officer must be Mg ernoogh •tcemrr, Saocon, is also aboard, house, based on revised figures as enough to forget ,eomT enroute to Galveston to f a c e . a to the number o f Veterans entitl­ when it comes to credit charge o f shooting to death the ed to benefits under the bill, also operator, Hawkins, are being prepared. and w ork with ftHcW wireless its to allidtnata the unde- abodrd the Saocon about a month oVte to Tax Mak Jong aftd Radio. ago. WASHINGTON, Apr. 4— Taxes ou n t . ■how (Hat in unorganit- , According to Captain Miller, on mah jong and radio sets were the same undesirable eus- two men, Frank Matudwlce and voted into the revenue bill Thursi the senate finance commUare on the books of ail. E. Sommers, water tenders, said ^.lazsanlxatioe— a n d-a n ex- to be-1. W.—W —leader!,~AlttcliecT tee which at tha same time approv­ ngv o f information this would Chief Officer Townsend at Havre ed the reduction in automobile be possible. . Furthermore, on February 26. They are fur- taxes and repeal o f the candy tax careless or alow customers ther alleged to have set fire to voted by the bouse. and refused to The gift tax and increase in the m ay be financially wqll fixed. their quarters estate tax rates voted by the house whose accounts are unprofita however, ware knocked out o f the because o f length o f .time tak bill. The present estate tax rates k.tcT pay., ’ have been educated M ARKET were restored but-provision was scesaity o f prompt payme made for a charge hTtjie brackets (h r The A u M ls itt P r r u ) ler to keep their credit go CHICAGO, Apr, 4—Corn, May to which they would apply so that >rde alio show that Wh|n there from charge n c - 70 to 79 1-4. Whekt, May 102 1-8 the revenue increase of S12.COO.OOO to 102 3-4. July, 103 1-2. Oats, which would have resulted from May 46 8-8. • the house increase would ba effect­ ed. ' . NEW ORLEANS^-May 30.91. it or the failure of the .to Jot togdthor for. the July 29.27. i1. _ .exchange of htforniatlan ■BggBaflBaBBBBBBMHBBBBaB i a confidential onalysls of the LARGE DELEGATION EXPECTED, the site o f Sanford •4 4J fliv TBis . As— taU»S fr*M ) be alacst-rattll* bu“ cfedlt Information u *• Jiva itral- hundred dalcgatea are expected to ,» r au should be link* attendw the annual convention in service divDIrti of thla city edit 12-13 o f the B ut* d ty Jyno Ji tic a l- “Association, ucRED SEAE REGORDa.^ estimate* ■07raff-rn. list price $1.50. informationi with other cel members membe o f the organixatio ' Christ the Lord is Risen Flana are I ‘ Todny .... Louise Homer sripie u n its ip Triple CUIe. ty entertain tne the visT B TO BE REPRESENTED. itors during their stay here. Ring Out; Wild B ells......... V." .. *' «■ w « . tm rn f v t '* I i 4% A J t; r 25c Beat Grade • Bleaching inches wide at per yard y ) VfViV'L’i b . A ' 25c S u c t f itJWELS Sizes Id by 36 at k a ch . 19c $1.00 Men’s Blue Work Shifts $1.25 Duplex Window Shadya White and ^reen at Each At Each $1^0 Men’s Pin Check Pants $3.00 Men’s $3.50 Ladies' Straw Hats Brown dr Black Oxfords • 6 7-8 to’ 7 3-8 at Each At P«r Pair ^3.50 hurt’s Ihrowff Oxfords Men's D M ity ;>!« Check Uhhln Suits Or One Strap Pumps at Per Pair Sized 36 to 44 St Per' Pair • . •• $2.98 45c ' * ■ $1.00 Men's Dress Shirts ’ Bal. of HlucHef at K r Pair At £!ach $1.75 Men’s Overalls 59c Faifcy a 4a Sizes 32 to 36 at (Mir Psir 88 Inches Wide at per Yd mi u Si 3UI I • • . . • , -, ^ ' ____________ ■ ' * �•n rf ‘ I* 1' u ATR1L 5, 1924 IVnic«nla Telephone Company Gets IVrminion To Knise Telephone •Hate* In Two Florida (titles Beginning April I. •' ' « ’ llj* lS/\ 1X11 , ■ BHu u K L y N, N. Y „ Apr. 6— Miss Bella Ilcyman, 18, is “ The Modcrp Cinderella.” •> 7 A poor little settlement house girl six months ago, todny she is in the first row o f the chorus in a musical royuo. Applnjided nightly in Chicago, sha is due on Broadway at Foster, Then—well, then Bella’s friends here will ’acclaim her as the “ ono in a yniUipn" who has suc- Apr, 1, The orders granting the higher ratrs were, issued a few days ago, and followed hearings held nt the two cities on Jan. 16^ and 18, respectively. No one ap­ peared .at the St. Peternntirjr heaf-1 !ng to opnosd the petition ny the company foh higher rates, arid only f l S U o f these friends have never seen a musical show. To'thom, as ft w*p to Bella, the dancers, the music, the tinsel and the lights arc n I S j ^ i l a had nevir bee n In a theater, Her family was religious. But th* girl had visions,,i’ . t U* ’*1 innnlritff IT* sneaked away to dance—to sing” she said. "I learned to be a .stenographer. I worked in n lawyer’s office. It was humdrum. Day after day, 1 pounded on a typewriter. 1 watched the clock. I wanted to run away, to dance, to become n star, to marry a millionaire. That is the dream ui many girls. I decided to make mine cqme true. Jy i t Doubling in Brass f ■'"From the lawyer’s offl.-e, I went to work In a settlement house. There 1 had an opportunity to get off in afternoons. With money I had saved, I took dancing lessons. At nights, too,,f would dance. I told my mother 1 was visiting friends. Mother was opposed to any­ thing connected with the stage. ‘‘One day, I stole off to a theater. 1 was bewildered by the num­ ber of people at the matinee. I thought most of the people had to work all day, as I had to. This was the first time 1 wns in u real theater— and that was only a year ago. “ From then on, nothing could hold me. I strightout told my moth­ e r , 1 could be happy only as a dancer on the stage. Everybody tried to discourage me. I was told the stage was terrible. ‘ Don't give up,your good stenographer's job,’ I was wnrncd. The $20 a week did look good. "But I gave up my job Just hefore Christmas. A dismal time $eemod ahead. 1 hoar'll of a vaudeville job at $60 a week. Hut it was tod. hard. Then, I heard of a road company job, I danced ail my dimes.' I urma given a Job immediately. The same day, word came to me that,a manager was catting a big musical comedy. To me, to appear'at a Broadway theater would be heaven. -rr "I rushed over. I was aaked how long I had been a stage dancer. replied. And 1 had .been—in my dreams. Again, I danced n flrthe’ dances I knew. And the job was mine!-' : “j rehearsed hours and hours. Suddenly an order came that we iwen# to go 'on the road' first. The route lav to Atlantic City, WashingPhiladelphia, Pittsburgh And Chicago. 1 had never been awny tram home before. I; hadn't even seen Riverside Drive in New Tork. w j*d g°w> to bed at 0 o’clock. I was frightened. My courage left me a little then. “ The day wc were to go to Atlantic City, my six-year-old brother ■5,7 , .0 ,.Pneun,0n,a* To mo' il meant the end of the world. I went home, finished with the theater. • ** T ou r place will always be open for you,’ the producer o f the play wired. "The kindness of that manager turned my family towards the theater. ’ * ______ ______ ___ , r-------- — H rrD fram Come* True ‘ Beyond the gloom nt home lay the fairyland that I could not resist. I two weeks, I rejoined the company in Philadelphia. Thprc, for the - i™ . tln,ev * *I,Pe*rc4 °n n stage before an audience. Blinded by the lights and nearly dead from fear, I danced ns if my life were ut stake. ‘ t T r 10 I 10“ “ Rood! My biggest task was to go through n jazz number. L * *hlyercd with fear so much that I pulled’ through—for people thought 7 1 was doing a shimmy. «T In,W’ ' l** nl1 cnsy’ And 1 wouldn’t go back to the old life. Why, 1,1 ->«/?# my ow? now’ * cvcn t° bed nt 2,o'clock in the morning. >, Of course, the stage is bad—bad for some $ rls. But I know it i' lC r*'11»vor " e j f ° r mc- R ** "imply my dream coming true. 1 ainll be a star some day—and marry n millionaire. Even if my hero hasn’t a *- Wl , °v ,iJ pretend he has. If a ffirl haa a constant love for aomeone, • nigh ideal and great hopes— she can bo as clean on the stage ns in a Battlement house." ’rttrgh'- ’ ! i . Special Pricesrm Ford] Car and Truck Tires All Standard Makes F ir e s to n e , Goodyear, Miller TALLXIIASSEE, Fh., Apr. 4— Increased telephone rates, granted the Peninsular Telephone Com- For&cit L in c o ln THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT SINCE THE Hi® PNEUMATIC TIRE The Automotive Engineers pf the EIGHTEEN Car man faeturers that have already adopts^ the FIRESTONE tiilia Cord ns standard equipment say that’you cannot get the bead i f the Balloon-Tiro, without the CUT-DOWN wheels and I the ur« o ’ tK$! tYril-Ficdged DallouH-TIro that will not Car clearances and gear ratios, Everybody agrees on that. We have on hand, or within six hours reach, new wheel t balloon equipment to fit nil, oars. See us, or ask Rojlie lie Herbert Messer, Brii;k Raggett, Uvyjl Brtnvn, Coilltj and Pet Scholl, the San Juan, or anyone that knows1.. ’ DISTRIBUTORS Shnford, 72 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 30e .......... vf ... 386 Sq. yils. 6" rock base </P 75c 783. Sq. yds. 22" asphalt ton (d) 37c.....— ■120 Sq. ft. allty returns <g> 22c .......... 1 Type 11 Inlet @ ....... ........................ BIO Iin ft. .3” drain* tile (a> $65.00 per M laboratory Inspection ......... ......... — Legal expense, .advertising, etc, 2 pu Engineering l per cent !.............. 4 - Total cost .. . . .................To he borne by City 1-3, ?01B. IB. To he borne adjacent property, $12:10.83, Number of feet frontage, 4OH. Assessment^ pe?Lftot.Tmntage,.$2.ft2, FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer* F’ oot Final Name Description ',+ltolijMwm,- r rFr •v “ TALLMIASRF.E, Fla., Apr. 4-Dcpnriis in Florida’s state lank::, sav­ ings banks’ and trust companies in­ creased more than 82:1,000,000 in 192.T over the year 1022, according tu figures compiled in the ntatu hanking department. The number nf these institliti"fv1 lm*reaeed~by 11 during the rnntc period. iin K>22 there were *1H7 state hanks, two savings banks, nnd’MlB' East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. Lots in Woodruff's Subdivision on easy ten 800 ncrcs, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Si divided In ,r>acre lots. Afc whote Or in lots. Easy ten For Fire Insurance see us— 30 years in busim F R A N K L. W OO bRU FF & SON Phone 12--------- —--------- OiTice Woodruff and Wal [Q)upitnhar*whj«h, haTPTi/nv_ffrptfffS.'ar^e JMaft 35*50,aottsir '\ toM Tiii' ^'i'viijgi hanks held ilcpmrits front tlii.i iimuunt’tutaling ?I,17B,sity "of Floridij^ The schedules of 70,'1.82. traffic department, has resigned both longues will be announced By the rmf nf 1027 these instithat position to engage actively later, according to -Dr. It. »i. G. S. Davison. W. 32 ft. IM 8. lilk 4, Tr. 2trr^.. 117.riO| tutinns bad increased to 232, and YES W E H AVE PLENTY OF IT—QUALI1 in a campaign for nomination us Manchester, director of minor Currie S. Davison, Reg. nt S. W. cor. Ia>1 13, Rlk ‘ shad nn hand de}n> its aggregating sheriff of the county, subject to athletics at the school. , lie tins AN D PRICE RIGHT $124,601 J1.72.B:!. (tf this tntal 5L1 Tr. 2. Run N. C7 ft. 7 in., E. H2Vj ft.. N. K. the Democratic primary, June 3. sent out the call for the manager < 2J4f8:i0.70 was in the savings ALSO SL.L US ADOUT YOUR CUT WORM POISON! 43 ft., N. .3Vi ft., H. 12*4 ft., s. to S. E, cor. The board of county commission- to _muster . their forces und be era have recommended Prrston ready to answer the opening bells. of said Lot 13, W. ] 17 ft, to beg. ...... . SANFORD FEED] Smith for appointment by GovMrs, Av E. Hill, Lot 5, Rlk. I, Tr. 5 ernor Hardee as liter’s successor. ifioutsu nisrsocp • T ' i s i AND 8. O. and J. C. Chase I-at 9, Rlk t, Tr. 5 ............. (Hr Tkr S»iirlalnl (‘ rrut Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-way in , SUNSHINE SUPPLY CO. IIROOKSVILLE, April 4 — Mrs. k BABY A Blk I, Tr. 5 ....... . ................. ........... Mickler, home demonstration ( O r T k r Auarlslril l*re») 9 k CHICK A Phono 539 Jno. W. S GAINESVILLE’, April 4.— Ev­ agent for Hernando county, re­ Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Co., Right-of-way ■HAFEED granted by Franchise on Myrtle Ave, between ery student at Florida University ports that about $1,100 worth of Myrtle Ave. and 4th St. Who takes an active interest in eggs and poultry have been mid Second and Third Streets ................. ............... swimming will bo given a chance through the egg circle here in T. .1. Tiller, K. 77 ft. U t 5, Rlk I, Tr. « The circle ha. 35 "YOUR MONEY BACK IF to participate in any one of the one month. MONDAY AND TUESDAY J. M. Vickery W. 40;ft. Lot 5, Blk I, Tr. U ........... series o f meets, which will start member*. ARE NOT SATISFIED" IT. J. Tiller IM 10, Rlk 4, Tr. « ............. April 0, with the inter-college wa­ Matinee and Night,-April 7-8. WIHTEHOUSB HREAKFAST HEALTHY. ENERGETIC CHIC! ter meet to be held in Frieze’s W. L Tapp lad 5, Rlk 4 , Tr. 7 ______________ > ’» Immortal Masterpiece. The Greatest Screen At Require the ssaw.bonc buildini.fn/^ WASHINGTON, Apr. I—The j Maude M! Jinkins Ldt HI, Rlk 1. Tr. 7 .................. producing fttd u Hi* oLUr thkiwnf * V E S T PAubl BEACH—County senate legislative rtogram wan C. .). Wolfe Lot B, 7Hk I. Tr. H ..................... .... put in s%jpr sdsptcJ to their netit commissioners pLuniing J250.0(i0 the subject at another Whitehouse Ij. W. Snow K. 1-2 of Lot 10, Rlk 1, Tr. 8 _____ ’ r Just’ such a frni if road and bridge program for th’ti breakfast conference today attend­ It. A. Howell W. I-2 of Lit 10, Rlk I, Tr. 8 ....... . ed by eight Repqblican senator*. I Mattie « . Pare Lot 5, Rlk'4,‘ Tr. 9 .......................... season. ■Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Rlk 4, Tr. 9 ....... ....... TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD Victor and Belle Check IA 5. Hik'd. Tr. 1 0 .......... STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO MAGNOLIA J. H. Tillis Lot lil, Rlk 4, Tr. 10 _____ _____ ...... AVENUE AND OAK TO MILL CREEK: H. A. E dridge Lot B, Blk T, Tr. 11 .......... Ernest Torrence, Patsy Ruth Miller, Nunnun Kerry, Brandon ■ The following Is the final estimate of the cost of paving Third St. l.colh W Powell nndSlotilila L Williams Lot 10, Hurst, Gladys Brockwrll, Tally Marsh ill. / from Sanford Ave. west to Magnolia Ave., and from Oak Ave., weat to j. Rlk. 4, Tr. 11 :__ ___________............. Mill Creek in Tier 12, of E. R. Trnfford’s Map ui the town of Snnford, Atlantic Coast line Railroad Co., K. 137 ft. of Rlk Special Music Score S Florida, with sheet asphalt 21 feet in width. 4, Tr. 12. Also .Ik K\ Right-of-way beg. •7 -From Sanford to Magnolia, Oak to French and Maple to Mill nt S. E. Cor. Rlk -i, Tr. 12, run E. BO fL, N. /Creek: * ( 20B.B ft.. W. B0 ft.. S. 105.5 ft. to b e g _____ Matinee 3130. Prices ■ l, 75, $1.00. Night 1817 Cu. yds. excavation fi? 40c ............. ........ ....................... . $ 720.80 !Mrs. A .K .Phillips Ia.t I, Rlk BTTr, 1 .....______ $1.00 and a few at $1.50. Plu^ tax. Seats nt It. . 10039 Bta. yds. overhaul @ 1c —........:.....................- ............... lOO.'JO jj. W. Rutledge E. 81 ft. Lot i l A y , Tr. 1 .. . .. 4678 Lin.,ft. concrete curb and gutter <S> 75c ....................... 3508.50 *C. M. Mitchell, W. Of! ft. Lot Tr. I . MAIL CJR PHONE ORDERS 1193 Lin.- ft. flush curb @ 30c .J—,— ....v—..... r ................ "• 339.907C. H. Smith'E. 71 ft. Isit I, ........ 162 Lin ft. granite curb reset O 15c ................. 24.30 (ieorge K. Wells W. 43 ft. Lot l.R Ik B, Tr. 2...... ; 671L Sq. yds. 6" rock base laid @ 75c .......... .....J....----- 5033.25 J. 1L Kmimillut lad 9, Rlk 5, Tr, 2 ............ . u65^0 8q. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top 97c .............. ^ . .......... ,0334.10 w . william. nJiuf Bik 6, Tr. g .................. *686 Sq. yds brick relaid @ 42c — ------------207.12 •Mrs. A. E. Hill l/dMi Rlk 5 ,‘Tr. ft;.. ' ■ And—Service Station >’ ■ •3725 Sq. ft. alley returns @ 22c .................................... 819JK)II Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. ltight-of-wi 2 Fcrmcrly fmitt, Urea. G iru-.-o and Mnchinc Sho] 1.5 Cu. yds. class B <oncrete @ $23.00 ............................. 34 50 between Third and Fourth Streets ............. ’ 8 Type A Inlets @ $30.0<#...,----------------/.^ -------- 1------/ ' 210.1KJL Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. I.t l. Rlk f», Tr. 0, la.. 9 .Type B -Inlets |27.0U ....—*■u■(^4434-0Ij Annie F. Wood In)ru F.. 1-2 Lot 0, Rlk 5, Tr. 0.. TmflOH RJi ' 6 Manholes @ $50.00 ............. ............................... “........ — ‘ dOO.OO) Harriett F. Leavitt W. 1-2 Lot 0, Rlk 5, Tr. 0---| K. Woideock Lot 1, Rlk B, Tr. 7 ......... .................. ^820 Sq. ft. sidewalk <5> 20c ......................... - .......... ...... . , JO-LOO ^ tW 'L lri. ft. 12” storm sewer dp $110 ............................ ’...' 860-80i s.' Rungc Lot n, Blk 5, Tr. 7 CWm. Tiigglcs Lot 1, lilk X 'T r.’ 8 ] fiffct T.ln. ft. 18" storm sewer ^ $180 ...... .......... ‘ 1297.80 A o t t y u e n e W e e d in g ' 316.25 Harry F. and Hcccher Kent lsit fi, IJIk B, Tr. 8 ... Un ft. 24 storm sewer <8> $2.7B .... .... ..............- ....... ‘‘The Anjarel i John!). Jinkins Isit 1 ..................... $ Lin. ft. valley fitittqr & $1.05 — ,—-------Front Hell’s Valley v'Gas, Oil and Accessories l Pririiury School I<ot 4J, Hik 5,-Tr. 9 I g n ^ L 3” drain ill* & $65.00 per M ...... i Mary S. Dicklhs rJot 1, blk 5, Tr. 10 ...J— . yd*, brick for intersections <g> $1-17 ., X P E R T REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY A Rural Comedy Drama in 1 Acta i George A. lleCottcs Lot 0, Blk B, Tr. 10 Monuments at street Intersections @ $6.50 ) G. W. Smith Lot 1. Blk 5, Tr. It -------- ............. STORAGE W. R. Ptdl U t 0. Blk 5, Tr. 11 .............. Lfiboratoiy Inspection — — — — VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Co. E. 137 ft. ol Legal expense, advertising, etc.,- 2 per cent .. By Day, Week or Month Blk B, Tr. 12. Also right-of-way hog. at N Engineering 4 per cent ---- ------- ;.... E. Cor, of Blk B, Tr. 12, run F,. 50 ft., S Remember Our New Location 260.88 ft., W. BO ft. ,N. 260.58 ft. to beg. $22458.15 Extra Added Attraction—Green The above mid foregoing Final Assessments are payable without i borne by City 1-3, $74863)5. * inlarest up to April 16, 1924, and front and after'said date, call special j .borne adjacent property, $14972.10 River Novelty Singiug-Orchestra. assessments will be payable only In ten equal nnnunl Installments, .i ■r of- feet frontage, 4074. with interest at 8 per cent pfe annum On all »lpf.>rred p.iYmfpt^. —. iment pgr foot frontage, $3,676. ‘ M ILANETHEATRE The Hunchback of Notre Dame W ith Lon Chaney SUNSHINE BABY CHI 35 Miles of Sidewalks in Sanf S f\ - <):> French Ave. to Maple Ave. b. yd*, excavation @ 40c ............................... ri n m 'J'F.nHr^ C h a p ^ T f Sanford, Fla- i m u m u i u „ H |, �11 wnm< se A r'N i'iM it •< ik« nitdr^v lot ihlpdient* reported for in the rough, 0-8a, 4.00-4.25, few iay, April 3. 4.60, 4a 3.25-8.75, few 4.76, 3i 3.00fornla 4, New York D, Flor- 3.60, few 3.75, 10s 4.00. • (Sanford flection 78). To- • Philadelphia: <3 degrees clear, No carlot arrivals. 16 ears cm track. * * il shipments to date this sen- Offerings li£ht, demand moderate, New celery (Florida) 6,181*: market steady. -Florida, ,10*in. crates golden self-blanching in the elery, 10,826. rough, U. S. No. 1, 8a 3.00; 4s, ipplng Point' Infromatien 3.76, 6s 4.25-4.60. NFORD, Fla. Thursday*— Pittsburgh: 44 degrees foggy. fairly warm. Moderate wire y . Demand and trading 2 Calif., 0 F l i „ arrived. 67 ca n on market about steady. Car- track. 8opp!iea heavy, demand moderate, market steady. Florida !f. o. b. usual terms, Florida, 10-inch crates golden self-blench­ [cratts golden sulf-bieaching ing in the rough, 3s 3.00-3.26, 4s frough, UJ S. No. 1. 4-8s 3.00- 3.25-3.60,-6-8i mostly 8.50-3.75. KiOstly 3.25, fair quality and few 4.00, poor condition decayed Ion tower. Heavy to* 3s and all sizes low aa 1.60, California » 2.25-2.75, crates golden heart in the rough, rminal market report—this 5^78 mostly 5.60. I'a sales to jobbers unless Boston: : 44 degrees clear. 1 rise stated." Fla. arrived. 0 cars on track. Sup­ ir York: 40 degrees clear. 1 plies liberal trading slow, market , 23 Fla. arrived. Supplies dull and weak. Florida, 10-inch I, demand moderate, market crates golden sclf-belaching in the California, crates ordinary rough, ail sizes 3-4s mostly 3.25y and condition some soft 3.76, washed bunched 3.50-4.25. ion. Golden .seif-bleaching California, crates golden self- In f'lrralt Cnnrt. Till Judicial Clv* mil nf Ihr Slnlr nf Florida, for 1 Srialante f'naaty.' B ..C H ii'C t n . ■ ifp iu T i ould Be Equipped With Electric Labor Saving Devices m LlUU)Ot3XW w a iv e s krTCHEO F t'.P V 1 |l ArcJobmlA fcCDC x m j m tM w - Hi - T US INSTALL A WESTERN ELECTRIC WASH­ ER AND 1RONER IN YOUR NEW HOME. timnles Furnished on all kinds of - aoua c o x « '6 M Z 'F H E T flC K lW * electrical work 12 Magnolia A v e .----------------Phone 113 IN Chancery. Oeorifp XV. XVylly on d Albert W y lly n* Trustee* under the last will ami testament uf th-orge XV. XVylly, tieiUur. deceased, vir. T h om s* i,’»>ok Wylly, (ieorirlanna A l ­ berta W y l l y Villi*, anti Charles .t>. Kill* her him bn ml. Muric it ret ‘ XV. Illllyer uni] II. H. Illllypr Iipp himhand. K n r a i W ylly Crum and H a y . monel Crum her husband. Helen J1. W'ylly, Margaret K. W y lly . Martin Hasher tVvllv. e t at. flltUKIt or* 1*1 HI.ICATION T o the defendant* T h om as fTook W y lly , tlenrglnnnu Alberta W y l l y Kills and Charles D. Kills her lig s, Imnd .Maritaret W. Illlly er and II. H Illllyer her husband, Knnna W ylly C rum , anil KavmomI 'C r u m her hushutid. Helen II. W y lly . M a r ­ garet K. W y lly and Martin Haulier W ylly; it npnearlna f r o m the affidavit o f ^ ’ . tv. floodrlclt' h erein filed that l i ^ l s the a s e n t fur the complu tnnaKs; that In his b e l ie f you are eaeh iiTIfc every o f you non-resid ent* o f tl.liJ state o f Florida, that you. the «ald T h o m a s Cook W y lly , reside at 'T en oelL *., W a sh ing ton County. stlebrfdC that you th e said H en rglunan Alberta W y lly Rills. and Charles H. Kills her hushaud, reside 'a t No. IZ Ilryan Htrevt K.. City o f Havannah, tlrorsla , th at you the said M arsaret tV. I ll lly e r and H. H. Illllyer h er husband realde at No. 10H Kast l l t h Street. New Y ork City, Mints o f New Y ork , that you the said Ktnma W y l l y Crum and Office of R. blanching In the rough, few sales holdovers 7.00-7.80. Chicago: 2 Calif., 2 Fla. arriv­ ed. 34 cars on track. Supplies lib­ eral, demand moderate, market slightly weaker. Florida 10-inch crates golden self-blanching In the rough, 4-8s mostly 4.00, washod 425. California, crates golden golf-blanching in tho rough 6.507.00. St. Louis: 27 cloudy. No carlot ariveia. 0 cars on track. Supdies moderate, demand end trad* ng moderate, market steady. Cal­ ifornia, crates golden heart in the rough. 7 0s 4.50- 6.00. Florida. 10inch crates golden sclf-bianching in the -rough, 3s 3.50, 4-Os 4.004.50. Cincinnati- 46 degrees nartly cloudy. 1 Fla. arrived. 6 c a n on track. Supplies moderate, de­ mand 'and trading slow, market dull. Florida, 10-Tnch crates gol­ den aelf-blanchlng in the rough, 4-Ha 3.76-4.00, 3s mostly 3.25. Detroit: 46 degrees clear. 1 Calfl., 4 Fla. arrvied, 22 cars on track. Supplies liberal demand W e also have a complete line of GENASCOand AMALGAM ATED roll toolin g and strip shingles. In fact, can supply anything in the roofing line. f Phone 135 R V I iUBBBBBBBBBBniBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBIBBflBaf 801 N. W. First St. HUNTER** IIRO., Architects. (Houic A*64.) A S I M P L E H O U S E IN G O O D T A S T E ing good, market steady. No change in prices. Florida, 10-in. crates golden self-blsnching in tho rough, 3s 3.25-3.60. 4s 4.00-4.25, 6s. 8s, and 10a 4.60-4.76, poor quality short ail sizes 3.00-3.50. Atlanta: 44 degrees, raining. Florida, 10-in. crates golden selfblanching in the rough, 3-4s 4.00. California, crates golden heart in the rough, 6-fls 5.75-O.QO. x~-~ ' NOMINATION APPROVED (B y TO* Am w Is M ^ ■ i k l W M I l k k i k w i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBUBBOh jt W a fendant Martin Hasher W y lly . w h o Is under Ihe nice o f 31 years, and Hint there Is mi person In the Statu the service nf s su m m on s or s u b ­ poena upon whom w ould bind you the said 'defendants o r any o f you. It Is th erefore ordered thm you and each nf you d o appear In thla court at th e Court Hou se In Han­ ford, Florida, to the bill herein (lied, on Monday. May 6 , -A. .11. l i l t . It Is fu rther ordered that this order of publication be .published o n c e n week for f o u r ' c on s ecu tiv e w eek s In t h e ' Kanfonl Herald, a n ewspaper ’ published In Sem in ole County. Florida. Witness my hand and the seat nf th e sold Circuit Cou rt this Ith day nf April. A. l>. 1914. ,W q m i. U a a U . _ K - A. n o u m - A S H . . Clerk Circuit C o u r t.' Sanford, Fla. Phone 4I t Specialist in Armature W inding and Motor Repairs h ick Service And Reasonable R ates' Massey A Warlow Fred it. W il son Xolleltur* f o r Complainant IIFIIMHTMIQNT OF TIIK INTKIHOU L". B. ],anil O ffice at llulnenvlll*. Fla. Fob. 13. 1914. Nnllco Is horoby Klvsn tliat A lie n Murlrr. o f MallUml. Florid a, who, on September 33, ISIS, mads H o m e stsad Kntry. No. 017740. fur L o t 4. Section II, Townsrtlp St R. llu n g o 30 F... TaiUhaNiei. Morldan, has filed nolle** of Intention to m s k e '.•"rnmulatlon Proof, to estnhllsh claim l » tho land ntinvo- described, Wruks. b efore Clerk Circuit Court, at Han­ W’ llness m y hand and o f f i c i a l sesl ford. Florida, on the 10th day of o f n fflcs s t Hanford, Bcinlnuls April. 1914. County, S la t * o f F lo rid a o n this Claimant names as w itnesses; lht> l i s t day o f March. A. D. 1314. lllra m Hawkin s, of Msltland, (HKAL) E. A. DOl'llHAKS, FW .,In Clerk o f th o Circuit Court W li t e r W r ls h t. of Maitland. Hmnlnolo County, Florida. Iiy V. K. Houlass. D. C. nil\<r Wheaton, of Maitland. John n. I.t-onurdv. . r i t ’iifine Hill Lewis, of L on g w ood , Flarldo. Hollcllor f o r Complainant. OKOROK C. CltdM. 3-33-39,4-6-12.13-3d-5-3-lt-17 P m il WASHINGTON, Apr. 4 -T h e nomination o f Harlan F. Stone of **, Cfwaft Csart. Ssvratk Jsdl. * la l.C lr e « lt fa sad far S.MlaoIr C eealy. Stats mt n * r M * , In Chanasty. IHLL. TO q i ilE T TITLE Frank I - W oodruff, * Complainant, v*. Ellen M. Knight. II. D. Fuller. Oaorija n. Carruth. 11. - L. Farfsll. and Maruaret XV. Itamsey. _ Osfsndunts. CITATION. T ° Ellen M. Knight. If living and If dead, all parties claiming Intersst under tha said Ellen u. iKnlxht. deceased, or othsrwlss in and to tho prsmlass h arsln atu r described. R- D. Fuller. If living and If dead, all parties claiming Interest under the said R. D. Fuller, deceased, or olbvrwUe. in and to the premises hereinafter described; , (leorge H. Carruth. If living and if dead, all parties claiming Interest under the said Oeorg* h . Carruth. deceased or otherwise. In end to the premises htrelnafter described; I t L. Farrall If living, and If dead, ell par•» Claiming Interest under tn« ild O. 7a Farrell, deceased or herwle« In end to the pr*«hls«e herelnafter deoeribed; Margaret W. merry. U living and If daad, all rites claiming Interest under Hie aaig Margaret XX*. Kurttey. ,d#eeeetd. or otherwise In and to the premises hereinafter described- eoM proper­ ly being situated In Seminole CXiunj v . fttata of Florida and more pnr- S K I will be glad to s o over your plans and w submit detailed specifications and esti­ h a i h e S tfj mates. Phone 565 Phone N. Laurel A 1 N EW HOME ICE MACHINE NOW ON DISPLAY Let us demonstrate to you how to keep your refrigerator cold at all times Without Ice. Pumps and Engines fo r all Purposes Plum bing, Well drilling and Yellow Jacket Spray Carts l FOR CELERY AND POTATOES. IS TOTALLY DIFFERENT AND ----- ------------------------ . For Sale by -------------- I ' ? A. , r- 4U. 1 V • ** ' j ^ * 5 •1 Fads ami fancies in house design, as in moat eve rything else, arc hut short lived. Good design is a matter of taste and proportion and, as a rule, is akin to simplicity. Frenk houses, built just because they arc odd, do not represent the beet in home building, but rether othewisc. " The curious holds one’s interest but a abort time, ihen it becomes loathsome. This applies with doublo force to home building; once up, a building stands f o r years, a monument to good taste or to bad. What a community needs is well designed, nttnic tlvc homes, planned along sane rational lines—eco­ nomical, simple, neat and charming,-a credit to the owner and a credit to the community, a home that will give one a sense of pride. *• The little house shown herewith is a good exam pie of what can be done In the way of simplicity, economy and ’good design. The plan Is rectangular in shape (the moat econ omical in form, ns breaks and extensions are ex­ pensive), even.^he JJving porch comes under t j^ o n c main roof; the other aM JfcLftqW lPwqmnlqjnoM *»i mp Ie. .yc*— " r .-.Ift" . . • i^ am r-rilA P atran gerita n t1* compact and llvatdb* f ull, square roonur-vrittrmr nooks, vnrate corners' or extravagant halls. tf -A*-------------- ;----- -— -***■— — -— 0n y??,Becond floor the h» 8 reduced to a size that just serves the various rooms and tho stairs. This arrangement allows three large bed room s and a bath. A ll of the r o o m s are light and airy, plenty of large windows properly placed insures this. The exterior of tho hogse leaves nothing to be d esired. The long sloping roof that extends down ° W the porch gives a pleasing cottage effect, w hile the broad dormer allows a full second floor. Tho simple detail of the porch and cornices, the well proportioned windows and the broad brick chimney; all lend strong character that no amount o f "gingerbread" would give. ■ — z. Coat about f6200. hi *n<l apeciflcatlons of thi » house mny be obtained for a nominal sum from the Building Editor. Refer to House A-04. j. In stock NOW, which may be applied di­ rectly over an old shingle roof. Don't wait Iuntil the rains have mined the interior o f t your house. Phone 135 C. v •. Agent for Delco Lighting Plants UiUMaBaBaBBBaaBBaBBaaaBBBaBaBBBUBBBaaaBBaBiBi — Building Contractor .S E C O W O /flO O B . PLAA, > n M T -P .L O O O , wPLAU Spring Rains Have Only Started! N n a a n im n n r m m n i k u M f N mt Ike l l r f a l k P fla llif C a n H i r . a C k f f t n t l u . lo r the1 P i n w * * Af D f t r m l « l | i c W k r t k f f j - * r » s t Ik r Charter a f M i l Car-1 poratlea i k w M k f Am railed. } Notice la hereby g iv e n . that th ere w ill br • meeting o l th e e t o c k h n l d - r uni of th e- HKIIAI.H P R IN T IN G ! UOilPANY, at the o f f i c e o f e alil' ,ri»mjM»ny, In the City o f Hanford. Florida, at 107 Maanolln Avehue. o n the t n ir lle t h , day o f A p r i l ■ A. D.. 1931, a t Eight O 'c lock , p. m „ f o r , the purpose o f h old in g an elec tion to determ ine w h eth er or not th e C H A R T E R o f aald c orp or ation s h a l l' bo .unfit Jed aa to AIITICLKH I, II a tol VI. ^ IIKItALD PIll.NTINU fXIMI'ANY. Heese Comb*, President. A t io s t ; It. II. Ueric. Herretary. and Oak Ave. mpm �- it U ■*tl *r*r•, j N ; StfrtfoM /Herald • tw %IK .l The FTdwers That Bloom In The Spring Tra-La. , •------ — — i - ■ \— 4 - Dan Bobs Saya 1— br T W l l m l i Mr. U r rhea. AaaifaT In life, the- majority o f m large Bible crass chose "service/ -r .1 V . Nature W **• » v ,n M H*corv4 Ctaae ItaUir, Oc- Most cf the rem&infriff members of the class insisted that Various Kinds o f ___ J, 1*1*. at thn ponteimen at m , Florida, andar aet Of March the greatest word of all “Is "love?' and they cited the "faith, Copyright, t i l l hope and love” of First Corinthians 13:13, to prove their con­ - ■ y • • . K*l«#» tention. ID U M A I PRESIDENT CGOLIDCE has rAHO BUIU Of these two wrords, "service” and "love,” Which to you appointed Harlan F. Stone Attor­ 1« is the stronger? Which of the two would you select as rep­ ney General. He is an able lawyer, dean o f Colombia Law resenting the bettef force in the world? Is service greater recently •V M cm rn ox r a t m i School, and a great authority on t Y ea r-.— 11.BO. 81* Month* H M than love because it must have love for a foundation? Or is constitutional law. • rod la a t * hr Carriar Cafrior par l k . W*ak] JCdltloa f l Par love so great, service is merely one-of ita.waya.of expressing — The .President.' hwr p k h w l mit T good man, who will be neither fo r it s e t f r * -........... r -------- . . • ■pvciai, wm cBi /.ii obit«*rTi It will be well Worth your time to attempt the classifica- nor against anybody, bat for the law. His appointment may disap­ «*a"rtSr«^inu^ Wh*"!l tion of these two words for yourself. First define each of point some "interests” that de­ ara.taada win ># charcad^hom in terms o f your own understanding, and then weigh mand "our kind” of a man. at r u v l i r advertising rataa ____ I.M 41 /• one against the other. The mental gymnastics'alone will do nm«L a r r o c ia t k u r-KKM; ■ MR. HUGHES, the war Prime ________ *foe(AteA Pres* ta n ieta*- you good, and you will be surprised into what by-paths of Minister o f Australia, told aotne ttrvly m t u . k to tha nr* tor repub- thought this weighing of values will lead you. Americana about Australia W ed­ J c a tlo n of < U 1 newn OUpBUbM You will find, too, along the way other words which you nesday in New York City. , ; Mr. cre d ite d to I t o« not otherwise a it+ t in tbta paper and .1*0 tha will be inclined to place near the top of the list. Take, as an Hughes’ country, stretching thnfee U nawa «abli*n«1 hareln. All thousand miles from Sydney to ■ right* of re-^ublieanoi. of »p*clal example, the good word, "stewardship.” With the dispatches Perth, more thin two thousand dispatch** baraln ar* *t*-» r»*«rv«l from Washington, or with the advertisements, o f one kind miles from north to south, with a V ’ SA TU R D A Y, APRIL 6. 1024. and another, of political candidates fresh in your mind, you population o f only 6.000,000 white people, stands the vanguard o f BIB LE TnOUGH T~POR TODAY will like perhaps to, insist that "stewardship” is the word Wettern civilization. Just beyond W E N T ABOUT DOING GOOD Amerca needs for a slogan, the word that it needs to have i is the shadow o f a thousand mil­ •— And Jeans went about all Gall- taught in its schools and its churches, with what it stands for lion Asiatics. ,* iv lea, teaching; in their synagogue*, What Mr. Hughes had to say In­ adopted as the most desirable virtue of the times. •nd preaching the gospel d preach _ ... o f the Faithful stewardship— from the biggest to tho smallest terests every man In America. This ‘ kingdom, and healing all manner column will be devoted to his talk, o f sickness and nil manner of trust—would correct, it seems, most of the evils of the world. presently, perhaps on Sunday , or disease among the people.— Mat­ Wd all are stewards. Each of us is entrusted with some Monday nest. thew 4:23. treasure to guard. Each of us has a report to make to the —— NATURE IS "wonderful” There! <2 Almighty as to how wc have used the blessings bestowed ant KINDNESS. birds like animals, animals 1 One never known upon us, what wc have done with tasks we have been set to like birds. The strangeness o f H ow fa r a word of klndnen goes; do, how we have treated the responsibilities that have come creation is inexhaustible. The One never nee* University o f Pennsylvania sends! into our hands. How far the amlle. o f fricndahlp expedition to catch a hoazinj flee*. •Honest men in public life take their stewardship seri­ an iaisT be A bird that breaks stones with its H Down through the year cewTucY ously. They regard it as a sacred trust. They care for the beak, swims like a duck, flies like; The dead forgotten reappear*. a b a t The same expedition will; Vl m J • business entrusted to them as ably as they are capable of at­ ■RxEePucliort . One kindly word tending to any business. They do not consciously waste nor look also for a “ bellbird.” Instead! The soul o f many has stirred, of singing, it tinkles like a bell. < TbSieS goea h li way knowingly neglect. They come out of office poorer than when There arc snakes that swallow1 tells with every panning day they went in. They "run with a clean crowd." w aft-oow m t a their young to protect them, then ntil life's end But it was not the purpose of this editorial to deal with let them out again. There is a Unto me h i played the _ friend." the theme o f honesty in public office. We set out to talk about lady toad that lays her pjjgs on K.___ the back of her husband, who hops W e can riot aay the relative merits o f service and love. Then came that great around In the sunlight, hatching W hat lips are passing u» today. word, "stewardship,” asking for attention, and for a ranking the toad. Nature really is won­ W e c«n not tell . Whose prayers ask God to guard near the top of the list. Perhaps you have long Hince taken derful. JUST IN'PASSING u* well. the words, and their meanings as Subject matter for some BY R. J. HOLLY THERE ARE various kinds o f ' Bat kindness liven real thought. Sometimes the most profitable moments of n courage. Fighting courage Is the Beyond the memory o f him who man’s life are included in an hour’s quiet search in his own most important, perhans, in such giyss. Snow covered the cities of the north this week while we a civilization as ours. The courage soul for the true values. ' — Edgar A Guest. are basking in the sunshine of Florida. Those folks who are to express your opinions in the face rushing back north will wish they had remained here awhile Service, love, stewardship, which? " f opposition is real courage also. D o It nowl longer. ------------------- o------------------That should be remembered by Radio And A Universal Language. It'a not ao much who, what or . yrhy, but when that counts. -o-------- Archaeologist saya Sodum and Gamorrah are under the dead sea. ...Wall, lat’s keep them there N , r-------rO---------- -It la not expected that tha G. O. ... P. will change its emblem on the / ’ ballot to a teapot.— Tampa Tribune. N or to. a. Walrus, tf ■ o The ayes o f Florida ar6 oh SanIt la coming to be known 'a s one o f tbe fast growing cities "O f the state presenting unusual in­ i' vestment opportunities. those who meet Bertraml Ruaseil on his visit to America. He opposed conscrlntion, but bear \ in mind that he is flfty-two years' old and conscription could not have touched HIM. That Is different from oDnosltion from the husky man in his youth, who dislikes the ’ thought o f going under firel The development of radio broadcastipg has brought to light arfotheb important matter that will soon have to be settled. It is the matter of a universal language. In these days o f talking back and forth through the air without the use of wires, and with the carrying on of conversations with foreign countries the need of a common tongue has 1>een fmmd to be great. Something will have to he done so that the peoples in all countries, where now many different languages are in use, will be able to understand one universal language. ' The latest wonder in broadcasting is an arrangement whereby programs broadcasted from powerful stations in this country are heard clearly and distinctly in Europe every. Saturday night. Short radio waves possessing peculiar car­ rying power are. .transmitted byltho American station, and then picked up by an English brfiadcasting station, amplified and then re-broadcast by the English station on its standard wavo to its regular audience. Experiments are still being On April 1 fourteen thousand builders working on British Emsttiorr at .Wombley struck I two,pane* raise. It was jio A p ril fool's joke but a lot of fools participated in It. --------- o ---------Judging from hi* testimony re­ late Jake Hamon, itj-raaclii iiw lo in g th tiH m t lem ierp ........................... gardingl the ‘ ■ THIS IS a prosperous country, worth_ defending. Wednesday 1.500,000 stockholders received lit­ tle envelopes containing dividends amounting to more than $250,000,000, If you didn't get.any of the dividend envelopes don’t waste time envying ftr hating those that got them. Save your moneys Inst ^t. anji.you'jcan gtcdividend* so. Except for the very unfor: tunate, there is no need to stay really poor in tljia country, 8 Pistols and sawed off shotguns were used in the city, election at Chicago this weejt. And yet there are some people, who yrould rather live in Chicago than fn Sanford. t _______ _ Article in The Sanford Herald says "hotel site *111 be settled soon." We all hope so. This nervous strain i3 bad on folks.w ith high blood pressure to say nothing of people who are buying prop­ erty near the various sites. Sanford will be the convention city In May when several or­ ganizations expect to meet hcr<;. Sanford should be a convention city for it is situated in the central part of the state with the best of raihvuy and good roads facilities, hotels, etc. One of the prettiest spots' in Seminole county is tha new park of the County Federation o f Woman’s Clubs and the D. A. R. on tha banks of the historic Wckiwa River where we ate so many fish , last Friday that it took all the historic water In historic Weklwa f . to allow tne fish to swim again after we had eaten them. But it " " Svrra.n wohderful feiftt ofilibh arid-flow of oratory, a t ‘that. I Tampn papers believe that the bandits who robbed a cigar factory in that city Saturday nro-hiding o rrth e rw t coast, Quite like" t e .o p g c t in Ma.iiwim jwoprle -s -ls w I** Push makes’ many a bniiJ success and usually cora-Y? being pushed. a ,11 Get too familiar on the* tiee and yoa won’t be notied! longer, 6 The only cure for ipring IIs winter and cren that fall*. ^ The Balkans have no bu* but they have, a war every/,* and that does Just about siV In New *York, a wortisa given a dollar In a hrnc^ promise suit, to of courw promise wasn’t worth mcYDaughter wouldn't mind p ing the dishes so much if, could do it with cold crua j stead o f soap and water. First algn o f spring in th>J lie regions is when an Esk wife wants a pair of sunmtrj muffs. Most of the wrinkles in, faces arc caused by worryinr, er things that never will h* (o r never have h.inoened. < A woman cpn do just about J crything with a hairpin. She i fix almost anything with it,, ccpt her hair. A flock o f par trrots pvia from a boat off the Cslifoii coast, but it Is not true that \ rnt away by posing as cians. First thing you know no* will be so hot underwesr will i like an overcoat. SATU RDAY EVENING SERMON BY F. D. KING, D. D . / "Tha Climb o f the Young Mnn the opposite direction ii Who Fought His Way Back." that hit sense o f value* God never designed even one dergone a remarkable chsng*. life to be spent in an unmanly or Young man, we are htit an unwomanly manner.. Multi­ ped from entering upon the tudes are being lured ’from tho perial missions when we are highwny to the heights and are pared to accurately estimate now rushing recklessly toward ucs. When -n young man dL. the depths, but they were not de­ era that the whiskey peddler b signed for the descent. There aro insult to hlr. city, ho .till put other multitudes who are not weight against the pcddle/i I rushing so recklessly toward the t Incas. When a young min depth*, and at the same time they covers that the gambling jota| are not making any progress to ­ a fort manned by force* o( I ward the heights. They appear struction from .which deadly 1 to be content to live on the level. siles are being constancy ht God did not design one human life .— against the innocent and to move on the level. God has de- pecting, he .wiU invest *otw signed that we shall make prog og- j his wealth o f his manhood is ress, that we shall constantly ad ing well his part In taking < vance; that we shall a*c4rtd the fort. When a' young nun L heights. - 7covers that the lust fo r mangl A Kesotye By One Who Was a deadly narcotic, he will hla- motives for making Down. He will .perhaps .T haro.ia .Indeed ln*piratlon »n He, perhaps be no iem , tjiose Uriea ' o t A if red Tdnnysdbr *" acquiring, but bo K\{ with the eci when he sayi: 5 ? * hl* effort* w “ I hold It truth with him who oo ff a a good steward. ateward sings CerfSlnly_or nr«( that hour when ho is able That Men may rise on stopping properly appraise the vulud Bchbrne will-TOO n r „ c h a r a e t o r of forces, apparently en­ stones God. To say.that is periloust I g different kind o f ’’hold-uo tendcd'that all'Europoatt^cbUhtrleH will be liatening in on tirely different, is a great aid to O f their dead selves to higher tempt to nake the fou»v*‘y i-fl The vegetable crop o f Seminole county will bring some four mcssagfH and programs broadcasted from America and science. You send out an electric gam e.’’ things.” without God is a lame and million dollars into this section which Is not so bad during election ■ ir -* ■ ■ If anyone has been lured by incomplete indication o ' tho Americans will in turn be hearing programs-regularly from wave, transform it into a, sound year when n}l the calamity howlers are using their hammers and • A enow atorm last Tuesday t*. sounding the anvil chorus about hard times. We could buQd a false lights, and has gone down o f Cod to a human life. Y01 London, Paris, Home, Berlin and other important places, wave and the radio works. . caused a tie-up on the Long Isjust remember that you nre not men,, to refuse to accept the _ fence around Seminole county and “ let the rest o f the world go by.” id b n d 'R ailroad. ' Snow storms ini When this comes to pass, and it probably will within u in compelled to remain » down. “ I , Jesus as our S^vjour. . , _______ and la French experimenters have lit­ ________ 1_ A p ril *re unusual even in an very short time, the need of a universal language will be evi- erally transformed the light from will arise” Is a re-jolve from one ccpting Him to receive the Advertised r. house for rent the other day in The Herald and who was down. The very words ment with* which He can provl ■ dent* Guy E. Tripp, president and chairman, o f. the board Capelin, a sun billions of miles before tho paper came out the house had been rented. A fter that themselves Indicate that the 'for — the multiplicity ............ o f probk U a t'w ioter’ rh Florida J in be *Peri^ P f th e Westirrghbuse Electric and Manufacturing Company, away,, into sound waves, literally the answers to the “ ad” continued to pour in until we had to close young man was down, and ho and the many opportunist*. J up the office to ret away from the phone. A little ad In the Want — iy thinking or moving down recently expressed the opinion that the radio will eventually producing f,mu*ic of .the spheres.” knew that he was down and he shortsightedness on uur part 1 Column'of the Herald sure pays. was experiencing the bitter sting ia nothing le u than a sin sgi fo r good. |bring a common tongue. He said: By this tfansferming of forces in his own soul— the nt*ng of de­ ourselves. .Who doe* not .. . “ "But one thing may be predicted with comparative safe- our sister planets, at least, if not feat. to live the perpendicular Bank deposi.s in Florida increased during the past year twenbetween New Smyrna tyi that is, the establishing of a universal language. Were the outside suns, will eventually But wc have here a message Who does not want, tc haVt IT-three millions and show that Florida is one o f the thriftiest in Titusville but w h ile 'll la be- radio broadcasts confined to musical selections, the necessity talk to us. s from the battlefield, and this, heart supplied withAeourage ie union. We now have over one.billions in the banks which gives message Inform* us that the *■every emergency o f ths What would be the first question 6,1111if}* .oli I0**11-., be,nK. *}' for such a language would not arise, but speeches are certain every person in Florida over one hundred dollars. Have you re­ ____________ forces o f darkness had__________ won eveiy, What young man ta willln ceived yours yet? v you would ask a Indy or gentleman ' ? S « r/ c o / p ™ h l . 7 ,o col* I t0. bc, transmitted, and every rodio li.tener will want to know to the huur of thc send- meet the drifts o f tho day wi battle up 1 on the planet Mars or Venust i o f hole* capable o f breaking what they are about. Hence there will be a greater and more ing of the message. Oh those bat­ •he strength which ho needs? President Coolidgo’s father gives the following advice for long good h*| Bthy automobile I general interest In a single language than has ever existed tles in the human heart! What ihere a young man anywhere MRS. GROSS Is on trial for kill­ life: "Plenty of hard work and no worry." Son Calvin will get momentous issues aro Involved. Is willing to make eostly and Bince the fall of the Roman Empire.” Mr. Tripp believes that ing her husband. She admits'the .plenty o f hard work in his present job but about the worry part wo What -struggle.* nre frequently haps fatal mtstak-cs h deck •hould g o fop^ard inline-1English will be the new world lanpuugo. killing. These facts are brought | cannot exactly say. Thto advice might also apply to some of those uxpurienced. Though the' young upon -life issuesT Young officials who will get a sentence In the Fea jral pen: "Plenty o f !S k|n’ constructing the Genevamun was financially n bankrupt, for those emergencies, those out: hard work and no worry," ltusvilie road ao that it will be I i DONT THINK the people of England recognize amid mid 'morally a libertine; though and those opportuniUev our 1. Tho husband said children were I thc forces o f darkness had mutil­ o f strength and opr source of noi* the niass of atories o f violation of the prohibition laws of the too expensive and hla wife mustn't ated his life, there I* enough dom is the Mdn o f Calvary. A Tennessee editor says the time is coming when we can maice chanco at getting bogged I United States how strong the feeling of the best minds of haw any. She got up at half past courage left in his heart for him milk out o f kerotene. This wil) not be any miracle at that. Some The young man of the ing that trip. Why wouldn’t the best people of America is on the subject of prohibition, six, gpt. his. breakfast, then started I milkmen can make milk out o f water and never say anything about to make a manly resolve. ‘ tenchca us onc lesson and htn good idea for the• Ret*ry j Given the lAideripan problem, given the American climate, at half past seven for the shop their discovery to fne newspapers or to the' public. , • Young men, there is something the lesson which eacq o f us »■ wonderful in a manly resolve. keep constantly oefnre us. °rthi. ruud^ri'Dairinv ° K |1 think if I were an American I would be a prohibitionist.— where she worked, getting home at Yoy must take account of tho in an absolute neccunity for t A trip to ot'icr cities in Florida will convince Sanford folks ■c>--p — • Sir Auklnml Gedclcs. half past seven at night. The follow who determines to do. step o f life’s Journey aud for that Sanfurd. will never be a big city without tourists and we charge that George Wash-1 ---------------- n — money that she made she turned Among the mightiest furcea with e,r y „ cxpcrIence lnw> which m|ght just ns well "get to it" and do something toward that tour­ which nien have to do ia the rc- shall enter. u1.!! Sir Thomas More advised an author who had sent him over to him. He heat her quite Every mile of ist hotel this summer or quit counting up our millions that w c in­ r.olve concealed in a human heart. Journey demands *ho sti tend to make. Sanfurd will always be a substantial city with the •ply concerned with the affair* his manuscript to read "to put it in rhyfne." Which being often but she didn't mind that at Only u few weeks ego a young which He alono can give, rich farming country to back u>r up‘but as for making u big city— tfc* late Warren Harding, the done, Sir Thomas said, "Yeu, Harry, now it is somewhat, for first, because she liked him—not man called to see me an I related, mile of the Journey demands nix. Thu tourist crop Is* the finest crop In Florida. fake Hamon, the late Jes*e| n ow jt is rhyme; before it was neither rhyme nor reason." oven when he beat her because she in part, thc longings of his heart. ccurage which Ho alone can . ^ , • . ' and'w hen many folks are He wanted to go to school and Pll; didn’t make enough money. When Every mile o ! the Jou: irantly' interested In the even Speech is silver, silence is gold;— A Dutch Proverb. Miami folks Bhould join Sanford in that great movement for equip himself for taking his place calls for the wludom which He he gave her n $25 diamond ring it] -oitenkhamen, would lead one cutting the canal from tho St. Johna river into Indian river and in the ranks of those wno bravely lie alono can contribute.. E J l M that the present genera­ make this the great Florida Inland Waterway— tho highway o f The house of every one is to him as his castle and fort- was her money that paid for it presu forward, lie was not beg­ nafla o f the Journo/ demand* te a great deal more Interesttrade and travel through one of the richest and one o f the most “ Justice must be done, the gull[ ging for enough money to pay for yii ration and Initiative - .c - , . l 1 4 k. 1 ress, as well for’ hls defeitkb against injury and violence, as U.. p . . t th .n In Ih . I - W . , , o r h|a n !n M e . _ E d w > rJ C o k e . hla night’s lodging; he had do. God ulone can give. ty must be punished.” But you .^beautiful parts o f Florida. Such a waterway would bring thousHow anda o f tourlata in their yachta and pleasure boats and also bo termlned to go to school and his you and I attempt to make a u don't exactly hope that Mrs. Gross] merchants and citizens 41 **’ the artery for ml.llons o f dollars worth o f commerce. young heart was eloquently gle mile without Him? Indeed o f the county as well, Truth is as impossible to be Boiled-by an outward toi^h will be electrocuted. nleuding for a chance. There the »" folly and peril and far H eb-operate toward making Amop none other scandals being aired in Washington this week are lad stood before me without a dol­ worse than peril—indeed Is'il^ fie sunbeam.—John Milton. THE FRENCH franc Wednes-] Jltical meeting *on April 26 as the Texas land swindles in which prospective buyers w ere'taken on lar, and with only the cbthes am to attempt to proceed will . affair and one that all will day jumped to 6.03, moro than six triips through the Lone Star State on Junketing trips and skinned which he wore, but he had some­ the strength and tho wisdom tkmber. It Is better to ou t o f their money by fairy tales about the productiveness of the cents apiece. You will, remember] thing better thsn money—appar­ the Inspiration which He can l .M Y.FA V O R ITE STORIES candidates personally so lands ids, etc. Not all the land swindles were perpetrated In Floriently, he had faith ;n himself and When our sense o f 1values that this column warned gamblers t make your choice on clecBy IRVIN S. COBB da, it seems. courago In his heart. I took him made us to know that we dsrs 1 against selling francs short when wlth your eyas open but in the enr to the Valdez Hotel, attempt to sdvsnee without the price was 3 1-2 cents a while not know them personbought a ticket for hint to DoLund Man o f Nazareth, we . shall quAnd speaking of land swindles reminds me that many good Letters o f recommendation are;couldn't Oven wash a dish propcan at least hear them ago. It is dangerous to sell short and put him on the bu*. Thc ly and fully commit ouraelvn* states suffer from th!a land exploitation of agents who seem to never an opportunity is I like letters uf Introduction—a ll'c r ly —hut *he cou?J bre-tk It with t nation as able and determine^! as next neWs from the lad was that Jesus. think that getting the money from suckers Is all in all. There aro of us arc ready to writo them Mrs. Carle m 1 greatest case. 80, April 20 should be a he had Joined the Rapt'et Church so many good lands in thc United States and especially in Florida however skeptical we may be gave her notice. thc French. The Climb. Sanford. o f Deland and v s * planning to r that selling land by ths quart or selling arid landa in the west that when wo. receive, r.nd read them. * Tho discharged one want to ■■— 0 ■ ■■■ I’W I*' another .. enter school and that was evid­ canpot be made tillable la ;iiu worst kind of swindle. If- the land Moreover, most of u* are will­ Mr, Carle, asking for a letter of ne^tr comes when o WIIAT WE actually SEE we ence that ho was executing his li ", t" 0 young mnn o f the agents would only tell the truth it would be good enough but they J P H . .to bo , presented when FEEL. One state in March, re­ in’t have to adver- ing to do a little lying when com- reference, able is teaching us and tcoci resolve. ■bn nn^lL.I f o r ''’'k ^ Hn«xt a v i Job. IaK cannot be made to realise it. such communications. ,h 0 applied' her” think that because using us in a dramatic fashion. Y* $ __________ ports oryj hundred and twenty-four A New Estimate of Value*. uch, however. wa» not the “ ao j NoW| \jjck j„ onc uf thc klndest1 . been in business in one men, rivet your eyes upon I "I will arise and go to my fa­ killed in automobiles. Everybody idon for a good many wlth" iny friend, Richard Carlo, hMrtej men ln tha world, l o t he The Federal grind Jury has Indicted Harry Sinclair for conHe is daring now to abafidoo 1 ther” Is evidence that a new osaro known by *v- the actor. pt In refusing to testify be'ore the Senate investigating com'.. 'M is very careful to his .facts! He says "That's TERRIBLE! We tempt ' “ •“ “ Ira lorevor the pot” timate had been mndo of values. wntch * WiLi1C st every person in mittee in regard to the Teapot Dome oil leasas. The Investfgation Onco upon a tl.ie he was cidle*! I-pAnstiloriifl considered llio the .ivivhlaii* problem .aw iHie must do something stout it.” In a he occupies and to ad’ The limitations of nionyy had it what they have upon to u y something In beliaU and then he sat down and wrote a year 200,000 mothers die In child­ brought out many things that were odious ‘to the people ‘ > o f this to the higher ground. • I ■! been realized. The fundamental counitry—odious to both at .what price. John pf a domestic whom ho was part- note which the y »ung woman a--to what lengths . .parties and .. shows B ngth some God for the things o f life cannot always he defans will go to attain their end. These investigations have didn't think .this mg with no regret, and he « u c -!ccpt#ti with peru-et satisfaction, birth because they aro neglected. politicians secured with money. Perhaps l,.i. reaches. Nobody gets much excited about a firm believer In icsded In saying it and yet *d- This U what ho wrote: made several members o f th$ cabinet resign and it may' put other realized that sclfljh linlulgcii'i.|0Ur «l>«rtine, oc hered atrlctly ,to tho truth — „ store* before high officials hr Jail— it will also put thei Republican Repub "To whom It nuy concern: party on the that. leaus only Oiuy to moral bankruotev bankruptcy, been converted leads f aa a result of this throughout. . bum fo r the time being, but soon be forgotten in other scandals. "This is to certify thxt tho Cancer and tuberculosis kill - ‘ « jCji* v_ iIe _ J ja d _ d b c o w e d -thatubfanTg' __ ...................... r, Hilda Olson,.. has worked friendship* ars never made In the aw. <. ttna o f thousands. Ail feat ...... for; us as a servxstt srirL -SA ,xtp •»’.Sew s pa per despatches say that over five hundred thousand « 1 habitat o f the debauchee. * fut business Institu- son o f are toiling fo r people and the people discovered that when .< chUdran « . stunts ihslr lives I • W ^ ^ W ^ h r s y s er wo knew that there were a lot of people forth " In search” of pie prospects; that doesn’t dls- •‘•Wsking fqr the government and 'govsm m ent did not "Very truly. ends ia deli " .i.»" vim v.j/> .?■'.•* • • * us much. T vjrt.i'i/-vT ,un 8 know i t . .. * to . « hi. ** . — i *■ , * “ A-' * •-, ’ •' n * ' ' t .V'; S .sr/AMt: i£„.'"M idh£ r " *d»;\ : ‘ T ' * • V S ’- . 1 • • ~ * • -V'.I �* Fn*p8i*EKii? L-iS't jjtxnqft soT rrT* fTtbi Le: Office 14&)u MRS. WALTER WIGfiT, jfcfclety Editor. ' Residence 217-W rrt t in Sermon ** V>: c._. JT.■■— V*i : \SattlrdayDEvfcniftg I • (Continued from page 4.) , slow I L. .. HaotisfvYflUng "PpopTo^i 'tTmorTsT mediately after the Maas. It.OOdown brings . factor)rebuilt E a i^ F t o r id a ;;; [typew riter. any ■>t ** rp; ■** j mules. Mod* 7®s new :,(, Aak to »*e Is now open apd th® aai__ ____ . one. * . *. i takes pleasure in extendlnr to | , growth! „t FIHST.IIAPTIST C n tiR C ll’ | a l l SO C IS CHURCH descentV WhaL were ye ] Sunday fhrhool, 9:90* a. 'if! J Tomorrow (^/Passion Sunday. - -. than I? ■ Morning worship artd Serinon. 111 Sunday Schjwl at 9 a. m. , • Waft there—wait nnd invite me a. rti. 8ubj(fi| “ The Tfars of Jcrur , Parochial Low M am at 10:30 while I climb; and the lesson They Should Teach a. m. ' For, see,- 1 comet but rl>w, but Us.” . __ I Meetirut^t tho-AU aeSoeietyim - j. L O O K t t l ■’ •HV n. n iM i I’ N S l n Honk Pkone Sanford public and winter-vfrifc, a most cordial invitation to vh—, the Inn tn<I partake of-lto ho*pi-; talltjr. The Inn is delightfully-Mm Notice-To Candu^tes'^So" '1and enjoyment. Tbo lining rroom service are cuisine and dining Vet even-n*-your chime, GtflL. ] Evening devotions at 7:30. maintained at the same high de­ Soft nnd sublime. A ll candidates for Cbunty gree of excellence that permeate* Evening worship and sermon, j Sermon and Benediction on WodLifts at my feet, they move, they 7fJ0i. Subject. “ To-morrow nnd i nesday evening at 7:45. Offices must qualify al office the entire '-establishment. Ko, -American Legion Aux.To-morrow’s Message.” | Stations of the Cross and BeneTelephone 124 Eustis. Up the great stairs of time.” 111 meet at four o'clock Prayer meeting nnd Biblo study •die lion on Friday evening at 7:45. o f secretary of> the County My soul is thrilled with the Wednesday evening 7:15- Subject,! Masses during the week at’ 8 ame of Mrs. Joe ChittenDemocratic Executive Com­ consciousness that the young man “ Christ’s Conversation With a Lop. |a. m. / ^aurel Ave. who has been misled and lured lubscriptlon bridge at ' “ Sin ...angers ■welcome to church mittee. NOTICE even to the depths, can through ie of Mr*. R. J. Holly, |services. God’s grace fight his wav back i Big Ilerean Brotherhood Notes R. J. HOLLY, Secretary, Anycne wishing to com­ vnue, 8:30 p. fn*. under, to the heights. I have climbed of American Lesion Thirty*eight young men . tve f Room 8, Ball Bldg. municate with the Knights' the mountain and found in*pirfi- mesant nt the Sunday morning for benefit o f Campbell* Women's Club of the Ka Klax Khn o f tion in the climb. The height* in* class of the Big Bcrenn Brother­ Post. 'I vited me; They continued, to hood,. Mnr. 30. This Is a little be - , Sanford mny do ro by ad- ‘ , fra. Archie Bette will >1 ^Column beckon to me: TKev„«( istijr.Uy low our. usual attendance, but w e, :ir Tthe members o ft h e St. 1 CUT THIS OUT — IT IS WORTH dressing mail to Bcsrofficc i • ’f h i called me. When I nal reached «*pect to regain our usual stride.^ uiid at her home on| I MONEY Box 68. the top my soul responded to rithiu Mrs. John I-eonsrdi Avenue at 3:30 p. m. time. Dr. King’.] God in gratitude for tftr call of message onshott The Literature Department will Ipe Organ Club will “ Preparing for Christ’s . . . „ , -. ... . i Send this ad and ton cents to the heights. the home o f Mrs. EstFoley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., lanford Heights, at 8:30 «■ n * “ » — JSr T- f s r % S t & Chicago, C - 'J V Uy fellow comrades, at -this G°m 111., writing your name ROUT RHEUMATISM very hour God 1.- calling yoit to j Thr* class has issued a challenge M-- E’ D> Brown,ee ■» lca<lcr. Hth Mrs. Estridge and N o more stiff Joints, no more stabs and address clearly. You will re­ "V The play to be read at this ceive n ten cent bottle of FO­ in the muscles, no mere aching pains the climb, and there in w jth as hostesses. tp the Sunday Morning Club for Annual business meeting profound in the call. He know* largest number of men present meeting will be the "Blue Bird” LEY’S HONEY AND TAR COM- from rheumatism. Sounds too good Department o f Womthat hidden in the struggle there, dosing April.. The Sunday Morn­ by Maeterlink. I This play is beau­ POUND for coughs, colds ; to be true but It Is true. H tifully symbolic and the entire de" hoarseness, also free sample paikis strength, and you will need ing Club hr.s accepted. j^t club house at 3 partment will find it ono of the strength for Tomorrow’s task*. uges o r FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic; r “ .E BL°9P vriI1 J W th e n He knows thnt hidden from you Thr.piano- which has been or­ most delightful plays read this stimulupt for ■tho kidneys and i e"*ble you to move around year. by the crag above you is a much dered hay not yet arrived but Is I easuhe o f h o pe FOLEY CATHARTIC TA BLETS1mut perfect freedom, make yon larger world and this larger heing expected daily. This will ir eve. whAt heaven’s | for Constipation and Biliou-ness. f*el “ *® a rew person. It drive* Wednesday, Apr. 9, nt 4:15 world will bring into your schl be a splendid addition to the proa* bow '.emodioj h o .o , new inspiration nnd you will ?u»jd ent equipment of the Big Bcrean o’clock the Music Department will Tho*, bright arch the glit|act as hdsters to the St. Cecelia helped millions of people inspiration for tomorrow's e f-i Brotherhood. Try the result* almost with the first i£V bclow. Club. This program will be of them. Sold everywhere. forts. Yes, God », calling us to j --------'dose bu mountain turns the the heights, ami I re.oice God Is Every member of the class In unusual interest because it will in­ |l e o n a r d f S e l ix ir for doing the calling. He knowj urged to get every young man clude the hvst of American music -bright summit mingles | T in v n fT D BLO O D etrengthena and faw that the department has studied quite well that the heights arc possible to bo o l I j I j U UP YOUR tone* and ttlmulate* the ie sky? — present -------- - on -n Apr- 13, not reached by flights, but Urn*, as this is the date on which the this year. All club members inwhole zystem. Inelit on LKONlose cliffs of shadowy | Vi we must trudge our way to the class will have Its picture taken 1t/ rca,Led ,*rc LAZY LIVER A R D I’S E L IX IR In th® yellow bc pr” cnt pear top. But through this trudgimi to be used in n display of pictures fnr thc ffl0 ot 10 ccnts’ package. A t a’4 drecgfstx. : than all the landacnpe j uiO God will give to us increasing of organized classes at tho South-* . 7~ . . . , Clem Jones Liver and Kidney •near? strength for the journey. May Tonic Will Do It em Baptist Convention tu be held* .*! ° i,1' , " " tba e lends enchantment to] in Atlanta fin in iv ! will be of interest to nil interested Miss Nell Hott of Kentucky, went to New York to pursue an a r-1 "lur^s'^rit*^1^ ®rown’"E ' m' A s n Ionic when H i-rc I* w m k ehould have nt" leist 75 preset USLi*10 St* tc Federation BeauHflcaShe mountain in its azure Ust’s career. In Iess^han a year of actual work she has crcdted and “ n'l lock of itppt-iitf. w hen n when this picture Is taken P program. Mrs. Jack Pryor P®** "Then welcome each rebull m i l e r x c rlln n nutnrs you fr cl * ■ ’ is state chairman of State Benuti Tliat turns Earth’s smoothness sold 21 magazine cover j . Here you see her at work in her. studio. tlrcij. your Iej.» itrua. y o u r buck —w. n; l wo linger to dell fication and the foregoing lettei is aches, l o u r mouth la strs anil your rough, a copy o f letters jient to n!J the s!eup «is broken. « 'b iu Jon es M v r r Ch r is t ia n s c ie n c e Each string that bids nor iit nor unrncasami Rblnry Tuple I" the one thtlur cd Joy county commissioners in the state. (hat Churth services for Sunday. Stand but gut ri-stor,- your Rtrcnath nml, kcene Chairman Board of County Com­ cnnhlrwillyou (<» «njuy llfr. C L E ll I April (1th, 1924. Be our joys throe-parts pain! MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS king seems than all the] missioners. TOMtn , ’ -IVKU i.fANl* k i i .n k v i Subject, "Unreality.” ' Strive, and hold cheap the strain; lath been: tonic * , lieriiune® |tw u rn e n il I Dear Sir:—As chairman of State BY F. S. M. Church service, 11 a. m. Learn, nor account the pang; TONIC anil h fu W i-K lv in * i-rTrct, haa form that Fancy can! / .I3ff ’ Ui Jutlfication of the Florida Fed-, *itaiilixlivl iin ft rccoiinliftl Sunday School, 10 n, m. * dare, Jtover gruelgu the cretion of Wolhcn's Clubs, 1 am rom cly f o r \ T(HtPII> LlV R It. Woman’* Club building. Oak appealing to you in behalf of a P throei” | oblivion glows divitiely Helpitz, noted violinist, wns the ment districts, in sn effort to dis­ K V K n . m a i . a I h Z a s - i , ,-nt.IlH t'GKM JONKH LIVP.Il ANl* K illfirst western artist to visit Japan cover musical or other artistic tal­ •If we nrc willing to welcome Avenue. • raoro beautiful Floridn tomorrow, NUY TONIC Is not- on ly l«-nettrlal All are welcome. after the earthquake. An earlier ent. . First will bo grouq tests, then the rebuffs and suffer the stings — Campbell. [t is u conceded fact that the fate H.a n ll t r r mrillclnc. I'll! ll Cxert u m u n au if planned recital was frustrated be­ out of group. Assisting in exam­ by the way. the heights ate ours. of Florida lies in the hands of her e l s e , a i-Ioan-Injt nml sllmulatlnK bur Julie and baby of cause of news of the great disas­ ination will bo a physician, a psy­ In nny department of life the W r n‘ w ? J 'R ^ R E R H O O D youth. It la in the interest of our Influ ence In the stomncli nml b o w ­ T h ro u a h Its ex cellm t csCHALLENGES SUNDAY ere visitors in Sanford ter, which Came just as he- was chologist, n gladn specialist, indus­ heights are ready to be enptum! youth, to imtili intn them the love els. thnrtlc proporiles Mllotin Impuri­ MORNING CLUB. boarding his train for the Pacific trial and other special teachers, as by the young men who. a rt wilt­ ■K und knowledge of -beauty, natural ties w h ich - have Inlerferreii with ing to scale them. You may en­ The work of the Big Berean Broeriroute to Tokio. He went to art instruetbrs, of music, writing, lim lth y procras,•» s r - d r lv rn out. and that obtained by pluuting, S. Varney and MVs. China instead. Mr. Heipitx tells etc. Those of especial talent will ter the field of farming, engineer­ therhond is characterized by cour­ wotk and the elimination of the T a k e no 1*1I<I«H while ualnir the medicine— the TONIH Is all that Is ing, mechanics, journalism, teach­ age and boldness. Last Sunday |n of ML Dora, were In us there was nothing novel about receive the best instruction. unsightly, that I make tnis appeal needed, ing, railroading, banking, etc., morning, the class voted to chal­ tturday shopping. the audience in China, which wns TIIK ('OST JH SMALL—Till: B s w trv of ImiUtions. D s a s a i you. if you arc willing to climb, lenge the Sunday Morning club to to Won't IH (JURAT. made up-almost entirely of Amer­ th® (enuins In 1Oc sad 35c pocieMusic has brought cheer to and, your Board of County IIKNRK1T Ilnumlltnt & Anderson. Hanford, the heights are yours. a membership contest. The Sun* Commissioners offer two silver Florida. Mra. Luke Thompson icans and Europeans. a g b e a r i n g above’ trad® mark. countless hearts. bay afternoon in OflanI think of n lad who asked his day Morning club is cortainly one cups, one to the rural school nnd The Chinese are not music lov­ blng business nad pleas- ers. All was different in Japan, M. Tnntot, composer of “ Yes We father for the privilege of going of the greatest classes of men in ono to the city school * in your here he found most appreciative Have No Bananas” died a short to school in .. another section of the city, and holds a large place In county that has at the end of the i H » 7 a i B i s i i i i i * H R D a i i M i H i e a i a i a » a e m s m u i a _____ The lad wns given the life of tho First Baptist Church. school term the best beautified audiences. There arc many music while ago in Paris. He left the the county. Mrs. B. J. Starling mo- schools, *and the Japanese people greater part of his large fortune to the privilege of measuring his Th® younger- me certainly were mile of highway. This cup to be NATIONAL BASE BALL WEEK. Lakeland on Friday have learned to appreciate the beat charity. strength and in this strange demonstrating a daring spirit when eu contested one school mcHicu tor lu r until ui ui i u nc k h w i wins theissued, tho challenge. ., .nr„„ _. world to the father with under­ i former went on busl- —thp Serious—"A strong prcdilecIt .three consecutive times, in that:a Ilia Ilighncs\.tho King iif American Summer Sports, is prepar­ A brass band preceded the hearse standing that -he would pay his So far neither class has divulged [ aBe i* to become the property of t k n . f ar - B i glri" ■,, n I,-— - — ------ in whtch hie body was carried aHiT ed to enter his domain. In his honor a ten day period celebra­ father the wagu of a laborer until ^m thK other. thc. "lothods which theschool so winning it. . Helpitz gave- four programmes saxiphanes he alio desired to {day he became twenty-on*. L. Thrasher has rethrnThe lad will he employed in the 'contest. tion haa been set usido by The Chamber of Commerce of Ath­ Highway hCnutiflcutlon is a qse was a bene­ the "Banana Song” (would seem walked part of the way to school Each Sunday morning the record I Eustis. where she spent in Tokio, onu qf thqse very popular movement nnd a letic Goods Manufactures. The period upon which King Base a rather lively funeral.) And may­ earthquake sufferers, fit for the eartnqun' |with her mother, Mrs. E. and reached tho village where- the attendance of each clurs will bo much needud movement. Florida be this ends that popular “ fruit 6,000 persons attended. TJhese pronail will receive the bow of (he An e j ^ flrT«** Ar**V , -q , h .school was located with less than given. Tomorrow morning tho first __ _ liliifrjti nt S -Tire wooreour is-to be ®xtended through-- * .tout Wuwn .*»rilh+» made;1 kn d’>n . ny . eight 'dollars, .■XhkU.A'nrf hi* m -.vs : mV* *n < ii,m o 1*i Mrs. Ditle o f Urns, O., venture. 1 saw his name r -p i Vrv • ; ______ little basket affqira with trays at •.".Music is the art directly repre.Johnstone Of Cadillac, autlfut and restful to tho eye. Come in make our Store your headquarters during this week. ■ |» ‘ ‘ Th' which only «r- tory. I am sure your county wunts to See onr Window Display. l ook over oiir fine Stock of Base ■ > Holes of genuine worth appear. there need be no fear about their The heights called to him, and he P,.g f T METHODIST CHURCH. keep puce with, or possibly lead Ball Goods. The Lucky.Dog D. A M. line. tho others of thc state in this mat­ New York, has a plan to test ability to appreciate it."— President was willing to climb. ■ [Taylor of Largo, and Bill •i-L’ £ “ rPenter, Pastor. ter. Offer these cups. They will 9 thousands of children in the tene 1 Coolidge. adanta at the University 1T»® subject of tho morning ser- not only prove on incentive to the i God is calling you this hour, *4t; at Gainesville,' aro At The Sportsman Store. fellow comrades, and the call L mon .will bo: "David’* P r.yer, schools in your county to beautify ■ ■ be week-ned here with evidence of His confidence In you. Persuasion, and Promise." today. „but will provide trainir\ i r’a brother, Paul Lake. MRS. SOUTHGATE IS HONOR GUEST At the evening service, the quos- and the lave of beauty thus m int­ i 1 rejoice that God believes In )ou tion will be answered: "Why am ing you a more -beautiful county ai and in me to tho extent thnt He A T RECEPTION IN ORLANDO FRID AY calls us to the highest reaches, to I Not a Christian." G. Sharon, Jr., is spendtomorrow and that the beautifica­ u . week-end here wiih his ilTFnrk Ave. ------------------------------- - Sanford, Fla. the largest conquest)!, and into n,J.h* Bunduy school meets nt tion done today, will be kept up in ■ ■ Judge and Mra'tnL G. A beautiful event of Friday a f­ the center was a basket of yellow fellowship with Himself in im­ 0.30 o clock. The subject of the the future. Jim is a student'at the ternoon ■from 4 to 6 o’clock was prement roses, thc same shade mortal enterprises. “ I will arise esson will be: "The Division of Won’t you pieuse consider this 'k/nf Ly of Florida, at Gaines- the reception which Mrs. N. P. tapers burned in silver holders, and go to my father,’* is a deci­ ho Kingdom." This Is an exceed­ seriously and won’t you use your Yowell and Miss Elizabeth Yowell thc tinted mints and salted nuts sion of wisdom. Back to the ingly appropriate lesson at this influence with vour board to get gave at their home on East Jack- were in silver and cvrytsal com­ source of courage! Buck to the juncture in our national lifer them tn offer these cups for 1924 |, W. Rlgdon of Ft. Worth, son street, complimentlnkg the for­ potes. the Scrap Iron Class will begnl and 1925 school terms? springs of inspiration! Back t> lie guest o f Mrs. Abner m ers mother, Sirs. W. W. SouthThroughout tho aftcrnuqo nea- the fountain of peace! Hidden in its morning work at 10. There will Please let me hear from *you. Ir., with Mrs, Grace T. gate. politan cream, individual cakes the depths of this’'beautiful and he plenty of routilng music by the Believe mu, most-cordially, youru a Id Miss VirgfnU Davis o f The rooms o f tK® apatroius resi­ iced in yellow, whtie and pink, co f­ meaningful drama is another leu* boys, and a short lecture on the for'a more beautiful Florida. ■ With all modern conveniences on Park I I. spent the day in San- d e n ce were open en suie and were fee, mnits and salted nuts were son of tremendous Importance for Sunday school lesson. Every man (Mrs. Jack) Margurct Pryor.. [ Saturday, shopping. served. effectively decorated with palms, us. In these last moments let us ia expected to bo on hand on time. M Ave. Only one block from First St. A good ____________ Tho younger society girls who concentrate upon this lesson of ferns and a profusion of cut -flow­ Thu Sanford Woman's Club held ■ Emmett McCall of Sanford, ers, gladiolus, snap dragons, and!assisted investment. in serving were thc Misses and CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH their regular D business meeting ■ 1 consequence. B. McCall, Mra. Charles rosea were used, each rqom being Lydia Yowpll, Susan Barnes, Nct- superlative Tomorrow will be our regular WeJncsda,y afternoon at 3 o'clock Every young man wants to live Building lots on Park Ave. Id mother of Oviedo, have ..^BLueJSwisa.BeUe Wins Farne*':— : Take for the liver SANFORD CYCLE CO. l 9 ROOM HOUSE 8 a bower o f folwers and greenery. sie McKenney and Christine Me- nobly, and, if we want to live no­ Communion Sunday nnd wg hope 1 from a delightful iqotor In tho reception room palms and Kenney. bly, we must move up close to to have every member and friend Miami, Palm Beach and ferns were banked before the fire­ * Those who assisted in looking God. Fellow comrades, It Is in­ nt the morning service. The sub­ Bints o f Interest on the place, and across the mantle as- after the pleasure of the guests deed a mark of wisdom to offri ject of the morning sermon will be ■t. asparngua fern was arranged and included Mra. Josiah Ferris, Mrs. yourselves this hour to Gud. Love’ s Greatest Work." baskets o f shaded gladiolos carry­ II. W. Barr, Mrs. D. M. Robinson, Young men, it Is indeed a murk Th® Bible school meets at 9:43 [John Dickens, of Miami, ing out a pink and white color Mrs. E. G. Duckworth, Mrs. Lewis A. &r, let all who can, be present® i the guest of-M rs. W. A. scheme were on either end. Snap­ McCoy, Mrs.- W. T. Bland, Jr., Mrs, of courage— sublime courage—to The preaching service ot night r., Friday and Saturday, dragons vgere used in the library Max Sloan, Mrs. J. D. Barnes, Mrs. offer yourselves this hour to God. will begin at 8 o’clock. The sub­ Sirs, It Is a mark o f determina­ ome on Union Avenue and music room where the orches­ J. T. Craig, Mrs. F. T. Scruggs and tion— and determination which ject wifi be "World Peace, How to mday for Tampa where tra played during the ireception Miss Lillian Souihgat®, Miss Hel­ will determine your destinies— to Get It, qod’a Plan.” This live sub­ spend a few days with hours. en Way, Miss Betty Barr and Miss offer yoursolves this hour to God. ject U worthy of consideration be­ before returning to her Mrs. L. H. Gedge and Miss Hel­ Lucy Alexander. There is peril, there is failure, cause it is vital to the welfare and This was one of the delightful there Is ruin away from GqfL In salvation of the race. Come and en Drew greeted the guests as they arrived, and in the reception room affairs of the early spring and (. F. Thomas, o f Jackson- the hostesses an dguest of honor during the afternoon a large num­ Him w® may find peace. In Him bring your- friends. w may find courage. The Lisua Is Opr Christian , Endeavor will I spendingtu few days here received alone. ber o f friends of the hustesses before you and the must __ decision r______ ______meet at 7 P. M. Remember our |r sister, Mrs. Robert’ J. In the dining room a wellow col­ called to meet thc guest of honor. be made by you. Aro you not', niR_ht aervlce begins at --8 o’clock her home on Park Avo­ or Bcheme wa staatefully carried Among those from Sanford at­ now to offer yourselves to and be on time. A welcome to all. irs. Thonfat motored from opt, the tea table was laid with tending were Mrs. Robert J. Holly, ready Him? "Jle, with Mr. and Mrs. handsome cluny lace cloth and Inland Miss Mildred Holly. HOBY CROSS CIIUUCK. pirns, who were en route to Church services for Pa*sion where they will spend a Social Department Sunday. April 6, 1924; They will be accom9:48 a. m„ Sunday school (high Will Meet Tuesday school). ome by Rev. Len G. bn, who has been holding ■ 11. a. m., Choral celebration, and in Orlando. « » ii,. _ On Tuesday afternoon, the an4—UU------------«__ The United States Patent Office Mrs-. Mary M. Milch, o f Kansas nuat business meeting of the So- litany (Milano Theatreff •’ 7:3d p. m.. Vospers (Chapel, In Washington has listed 5,000 pa­ City, Mo., is one of the two women c(al Department Dcnartment or ’ D. A. R. ot ths 8 » 01 Woman’s! Weiaka-huUdlnoi _ — ling)) ’ Jar. meeting o f the Sal- tents issued ot women in the last counselors to tho National Cham­ Club, will be held at 3 o’clock a d -• “ buiUin8 The rector will be. f j r the ear­ ,T_n Chapter. N. S. D. A. 10 years. Inventions by women ber o f Commerce. Only two wo- ths club house. Thc election o f of* be held Prlday April 11, now range from hairpins to bombs. men’s organizations in the United! ficcrs ind other business wlU ho ly service, at Christ's Church, t *• ■ I. ■ Longwood (7:30 a. hi.), and for “ ’ George Chamberlain at ^ _ the flr^t flrot part i ren^chamber* w transacted during Beach. of the afternoon, after which th^ Vo*pera at All Sqlnta, 'Enter­ ’ ! Probably the largest private prise, 3 p. m. >W (will 'will leave' ’ -fo r'' the reindeer ranch in the world is one usual social meeting will be held. ^ . .Women’s Parimi G-dW, Eleven-year-old Virginia Strange Iday morning/ In Alaska presided over by Helen Mrs. R. A. Newman, president, has the honor o f being the first ATTENTION o d d f e l l o w s , Corner, o f St. Paul who, with her will meet at 8 p. m., on Monday, OF THANKS ENCAMPMENT MFMBEKS five ‘ brothers, looks after t herd f irl. page in_,the . Kentucky . , - . ,state at tho rectory, e l l Park Ave. iegisalture. S h e.is said to be a ■to express our sincere of----------AND REBEKAHS. 45,000. "regular fellow” and no senator to our many friends who You are requested to meet at the kind to bia1 !h our recent Mrs. Jean Nash, daughter o f an has to snap his fingers twice when hall at 2 p. m., Sunday to attend- -PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH., Sunday will be the first Sun­ lent. W# are alao appro American millionaire, haa decided Virginia is near. the funeral of Mra. W. W. Vanday o t the new church year and '.th e beautiful floral of> to embrace the Mohammedan re­ Nets. a large attendance is expected’ to Miss Elsie Proctor, captain of ligion in order to marry- Prince the girls’ rifle team o f the Uni­ begin the new year. and Mra. R. J. Reel Ahmed Sahib Bey, nephow of Kind versity of Missouri, Is the first girl , At o’clc A -. the *5* IV o'clock aerrics the El Stetson organltar o f the First and Family. Faud, of E gyp t to make a perfect score In a Church o f Christ Scientist, recent­ Lord «■ Sapper will be ol observed. match, she having accomplished ly testified that she has spent T m night service begins, at 8 Ladle Pugh, woman lawyer, has the feat when, she scored 10 con­ $16,000 in an effort to dalet the o’clock. WIGHT SObe~u sugakvu by the Edwards secutive buUseyes at 60 yards. Service® Sunday ks third stanza because o f Its atti­ EDITOR family, o f North Carolina, to press tude toward war.claims for $100,000 worth o f Thp honor o f being the first wo­ s.-m .,- Sunday school. Dalger, Jr., who their real estate located In New York’s man counsel to defend a case at All Vienna haa been startled y editor of The downtown U a, m.. Preaching aervlce. section. the “ Old Bailey" In London has the phenomenal success a* a I for the Junior 7 tJlffrntslF*irnr fiCTrtfilfiU AJfroda * rrrarrortf»dTOMtUITeIeda Ubr* eavurv Gratetz, whose davern» defendant picked her ha«‘enabled hkr to U* m,* or *n ufitui,i;*t s'**r .. Augusta E. F. LANE Arizona is called ths cactus state, but shouldn't get stuck up over that. The irate o f matri­ mony .is called the. l,i same. ‘* - 2:80 p. ! Eodeorer. sb# was a man. M * ' “ ftit r, USE,’ •’» r.J-. i *. iJSw ■>:• ae r J at the club house. Much business of importance;^ Beautiful home on First St. was transacted. , » It was unnuonced that plans;" Corner lo t in Normandy Square for only which have been under way for S 5900.00. some time for a dance to be given or. & Friday Apr. 5 also a get-togi get-together ■ Corner lot in Bunea Vista for $900.00, size banquet . 1 Friday May Moy 2, had been * completed. . 10x145. They hope for a large attend-: ance of club members and their•S 5 acre celery farm at a real bargain; friends at both of these affairs. Speakers promnient in federa­ ;■ close in.__________ , tion club work throughout the state have been invited to the ban­ quet and this will be tho culmina­ tion of the past year's club work. . Miss Crawford, representing the Red Cross came before the club and outlined plans for a federation ROOMS 501-2 o f clubs for welfare work. Miss L argest Insurance Agency in SanfQrd. Crawfoid said in part: Sanford’s First National Bank Bldg. ---------------------- Phone V5 greatest need U a trained social ■ worker. How with this social worker the work that 29 different m i i u i u n H H i i H i i i i i i u i i u u i i i i i i n i n n n i » , .a ig ^ organization! aro now doing would = ^ r r i b« facilitated. in u u iiiiiiiiiiiM U iN iiin iu n iiiin u im r Each would have a definite pro-, gi'am thus preventing overlapping THERE ARE SOUND REASONS WHY every fam llj and work. She spoke ot the work oi nearly every individual should rent u safety deposit box by ths Miss Doudnoy, the county nurse, but said that she was handicapped year. Come in and let us show you our safe deposit .vault* and for need o f help. th® many advantages they afford. After the business meeting an *;^ i *, \ * . \ ■'* "¥1 informal tea was given in honor The safety deposit box solves two main problems In a bosiaesaof Mrs. J. W, Dicklns of Miami, like manner. It keeps safe valuable documents, jewel*, and oth­ It wa« under tho capable lead­ er precious things. And it keeps them where you' can.lay your, ership o f Mrs- Dicklns that the Sanfqjd Woman’s club wo* organ­ hand on them at a moment's notice, ‘ • ized and the aucccsa o f the club ; .. ■ ’J ■ A , •• ■. j'. , as attained today is due to the ■ Do you know, at this minute, where your certificate o f title to faithTQU’ploneer work tlone while H i your motor car it? Your Insurance policies? Perhaps you have*1’ ■he filled the. president’s chair. diamonds, pewls, and other gemsMn your home, -----Mrs. Dickins is now serving as tho state treasurer for the F. F. temptation to the dishonest, or to burglar*. W. C. ____________ - J ____ <t jo J j I m v - ; . ■ �t k TH E SANFORD, HERALD. ftA' X , # H I L 5>^924 Gun Club, three All shoot ■every ftemoon. 'Every-1 .Three miietL On Orlando road ttm n n w m m imOTmiimn } iI sso n Promise To Mother Caused Rickey make Ban Oh Sunday Ball NEW YORK, Apr. 5.— Summary and possibilities of the Notional League club as they appear to­ day. NEW YORK— McGrow’s club looki better thnn ever1to me, de­ spite the loss of no great n short* sfbp ns Bancroft. In the youngiter,, Trnvls Jackson, the Giants n ; r»? 1-Aa WHOLESALE i. . I s We henr of bank capital, surplus and stockholders. What economic services do they render the community! t • BANTC CAPITAL^Tha money necessary to . engage in tho business of rendering bank­ ing services to the community. BURPLUS3 A port of a bank's earnings not paid out as dividends to stockholders but reserved for possible losses or to expand activities as needed by growing business. CAPITA!, AND SURPLUS^Protection to de­ positors, because If trouble arises depos­ itors must be paid in fall out of these funds if necessary before stockholders are paid anything. ; , Icher HANK STOCKHOLDER-Anyone nblo and C Filling to buy atock in n bank and Co . assume the risk of the business. A share of stock represents a fraction of ownership in the whole, and with ownership go responsibilities and liabilities. In smaller communities thoso who usually organize banks interest successful farm­ ers, successful 'merchants and successful manufacturers be­ cause of the influence they bring. DOUBLE LI ABILITY"* Tho obligation under the law that rests on n bank stockholder, in cnic his bank fails and tho assets arc not enough to pay depositors, to pay an nmount equal to his bank stock, in addition to losing his original investment. This is not tho caso in corporations other than banks. Ex­ ample: If a man owned $1,000 in bank stock anil the bank fa; «d, and after the assets had been used, the bank still owed money to depositors, tho stockholders would be re­ quired to pay up to another $1,000 if necessary to meet the obligations to depositors. Thus it is seen that bank capital and bank stockholders per­ form real economic services. § EVERT TRUE F U U . N 4M C A L k. f^ K S H T . U M I Y T>tL-t_N0<-0, T H \ S M , *=*== P R O M G T H S U S C Jd ve M s Y o u # . ( (NC3 H A M . T>eLLS Ia j y t H F u cc. t IM G. T O N . • i 'l l . F i l l i t in -THIS. C O N T R A C T Washington Owner, Denies He Blocks Efforts of Pilots had she knew what a good medicine it waa for this trouble, so she told me to get some and take i t I sent to the store after It and before I had taken tho first bottle up I began to improve. My aide hurt less and l began to mend In health. I took four bot­ tles In all daring tho last ten months. Cardul acted as a fine tonic. . . I am well now. I have gained ten pounds and am still gaining.’* Take CarduL ----------------------------Sanford, F l a . ------------t s. A cordial welcome awaits you at this ,■ * ’ Strong Financial Institution Capital and Surplus Total Resources * - - $125, $1,900, That’s what, the Herald Want Ads are—cold facts— about things tb»*i imr.pbpi-. iifcd fof your-good. They axc^ plaUU p&tatouumta rduyiws-ge t w hut you- +’* ftbrlh business. Kmmn_ Ion ur recreation. Read these cold ^ncts ev­ ery day and soon it will strike you forcibly that there is something you are missing. Thnt is the help tho Hcrnld Wants can af­ ford you. Get accustomed to doing things by the Herald Want Ad method arid you will find them -profitable, ever, in the most trivial mutters. Turn the cold facts of the Herald Wants into gold in your pocket. To reach all tho people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phone us to send fur it, or phono it to the Want Ad Department. m MysteriousKeysi^PW rH E A T R E -----------r - ---------- PRINCESS THEAl Merchants Who Give Them One K ey with Each $1.00 Purchase. nes i No. 1. Farket COLD FACTS • no 4- takp him nr ...................Iiiiflir~~' h.e is again in a position to put . over a pennant winner. BOSTON— Dave Bancroft at Boston, making his debut as’ a mu* jar Icamie manager, has a lot of 1 problems to work out. The Bos­ ton club finished seventh last scuJ son, so Bancroft will-not have to! TAMI A, Apr. 5—Having hud * finish very high to show improve- four new ninnugcrH in as many sea­ Jinent. The loss of his veteran sons the belief exists that manag­ F star third sucker, Tony Bueckel, ing the Washington ball club is no I . was a tough break, part of an agreeable assignment. , PHILADELPHIA— Art Fletcher in some circles Clarke Griffith, V is making much progress at I’hil- owner of the. club, is accused of | ‘•‘ ddelphln, but of course still hus interfering with tho managerial *; , considerable distance to go before activities. ( ’ he predicts a pcahnnt. Taking This year the club is under a 5, over a feeble aggregation,’ Fletch­ now manager, Stanley Harris, the er, with a fighting spirit thnt hns 27-year-ohl seeomKbaxcman. Hnr-•S always characterized his pluy, put ris replaces Donlc Hush, who lifted now life into the team. Despite the eljib to a first division berth v-1 - a weakness ip several departments last summer. IEr of ploy tho Phillies were always “ Harris Is the sole manager of B v fighting .last season. It will be up this bail club," Griffith states with ’ improved club. RESUME J. OF TEAMS— New an earnest enmhaticness when the question put kp.him, and Bush Jiuii, “ stud Bunt / York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh again Ijyt.auuii appear to be the outstanding cists was the 'able manager lust year. “ No one but an inexpert-m -ed . *df the league. Three ’other clubs, •. Chicago, St. Ixniis nnd Brooklyn, baseball mnh yruuld ever attempt ■ are’ just a shade nwdy,. with the io interfere with a capable team possibility of Chicago pVoVtng a leader nnd I atn not exactly inex­ rVt dope upsetter. Philadelphia nnd perienced. Boston to trail the field. New “ I think Harris will do splendid­ ;■ ; York has a good chance to again ly with the club this yenr and if he win a pennant, making it four in does I want to sec him get the full credit. Harris is Youngster. Younff Stribling To TAMPA, Fin., Apr. 5—Stanley Harris, the 27-yeur-old Washing­ Fight Quinn Apr. 11 ton manager, Is the youngest team leader in the majurs. By un odd whim of fate, two of llnfris’ most promising "rookie j” arc well beyond the 30-yeur-old * Mrs. George 8. Hunter, of Columbus, Ga., dCfs she suffered severely with fe­ male troubles. “ I had to go to bed and stay sometimes two weeks at a time," says Mrs. Hunter. "I eould not work. M y. . . were irregular and 1 got very thin. I went from 126 pounds down to less than 100. My mother had been a user o f BY CONDO FORT PIERCE—Finns being made to sink additional well In western part of city to increase water supply. 5$8feiSasW5iE develop new timber. It may Every Key worth 20c to Customer N O T H U M G . f o i N O .,V R O M e .T H < 2 .U S , UNTIL- YOU CSO T O C O U R T /AMD S I T H E .R HAVlS T H A T N A M E O F T O U R S C 5 N T ll^ L .Y C H A N & e D O R W A V S A 'BIQ T U C K ------T 4 l< ® U p IN IT l*i| - ’ ~ “ -= Automobile Repairing OPEN DAY AND N IG H T----- LADIES* REST ROOM PHONE 148 BY------ TAYLO R MEET VOU AT THE CPPlCE? SURE .POP-I'LL BE DOWN IN T hiRTv/ MINUTE3 - IT’S ONLS TWO MILES BUT I’M J . COINO TO WALK ALL V THE W A V -! 1 D'DNTT u n t t VO « E » ->3E g o in g down t o w n . MRS 6UNN? THAT RIDE. BUT T mi!> y ves-Bor I'd i P R E F E R TO WAUL THANKS JUST THe -x S A M E On the Joe Sauser C orn er.--------- Oviedo-Orlando Road NOW OWNED B Y r- O. C. BRYAN T W AGNER, FLA WALK WILL HELP ME j LOSE SEVERAL, j - r — ^ V v pounds r ' y j ------ -------- , p u ff - IT’S a m il e 1 AND A.HALF YET AND XHAVE TOME4T POP < tN F ive m i n u t e d r*' C BUT l ‘M ALL IN — J ? l to the desirability of send/ representative# to the conVY T pu pK SHIPMENTS. 6EPHOBEE, April 4 .-C a ruf'TTOtatoArnRJaTr-rjtiJ IwaS ting shipped from here aldsAtf, it isTdported by IMP. totV;. county demuiutretkm ■ Seminole Meat Smith’s Garage Market Service Statin M . Kronen’s M . Nanis i '* '■<’ BIG GATOR IN b .. EX-101 SEVEN-STORY HOTEL. * WEST PALM BEACH. Apr. 5. — A seven-story e.otel is to be erected on a site 200 by 150 feet in Royal Palm Way m-nr the Occna, it is announced here. The building will be located w,th i a block of the Atlantic on Royal Palm Way, Palm Bench. club over last year, hut still sev­ eral points.shy ns a pennant con­ tender. Pitching is ruther uncer•tain. Young players on the club ahould show to better advantage. THREE . OTHER CLUBS— Brooklyn, Boston nnd Philadelphia hardly stack up as pcnnnnt timber. .No doubt the mahagers of these three clubs wilj bo more than con­ tent If IheyTland it notch or two .hidher than Inst season. „ •< * SHOOKXYN Wilbur TlnVinJn gt Brooklyn must do considerable MERCHANTS A Richmond, Virginia. Headquarters for all Varieties o( and Vegetables, Prompt and Pen Attention to All Shipments Committee on Pubite-Bdueanmtrrmnerican" Bankers Association BUADENTOWN, Apr. 5— Branch Rickey doesn’t manage Performances of Zev and Morvich his Cardinals on Sunday, ns .In Past Two Years Increases everybody knows. Prestige of Eastern Horvm It isn’t that Branch has any Entered in Kentucky Der­ scruples‘ about Sunday ball, ns by This Year. captious critics frequently claim. NEW YORK, Apr. b—Interest Rickey made a promise back In in the Kentucky Derby is overshadthe Old, old days to a certain 1owing all former future turf beloved member o f the family events ever scheduled in America, that he’d never play ball on among turf followers in Gotham. Sunday. The victory of Zov last year and When that promise was made Morvich thp year before, both Mother Rickey—still with great owned by New Yorkers, has in­ reluctance—gave her consent to creased the prestige of the Ken­ his ambition to become a pro­ tucky Derby tenfold in the East. fessional ball player.. Samzenia now the favorite for the Go ahead and let ’em kitl you, (derby. Several future hooks nr« Branch, about Sunday baseball. j In the field with prices fluctuating You weren't the first boy ever about the .principal candidates al­ to make a promise to his mother most daily. Prlros quoted follow: nor yet the first one to regard Snrav.cn, a 1-2 to 1. it ns sacred. Wise Counsellor, 7 to t. St. James, 12 to I. Mad Play. Hi to 1. Worthmorc, 25 to 1. Transmute! 25 to 1. 30 to 1— Black Gold, Diogenes, Gonfalon. Hourmore, Husky, Initi| ate and Stunwix.. 40 to 1—Ikau Butler, Bracadale, Chilluiv.ee, Eaglet, King Gorin II, Lord Baltimnro IF. Lord Martin, , Mr. Mutt, Mino, Senator Norris, , Sun Flag, Sunspero, Swingnonig, Time Exposure and Wlmgalimg. I 50 to 1—Battle Creek. Bob Tail, Infinite, Klondyke, Starbeck, Peter | King and Tree Top. jGil to 1—Check, Cockney, Corinth , Comic Artist, Fncnzu, Glide, Hand­ some, Nautical. Pickpocket, Reven­ ue Agent, Sheridan, Sherman, Spic and Span, and Sun I’nl. \ ■ 75 to I—Agn- Khan, Gloister, “ Colonel Gilmore, Donughee, Fnb* inn, Finn Lag, Gihtnn, • Gramme, Leopardess, Snnola, Sarko, Sting, j Tester. , Others from 100 to 500 to i. COMMISSION j ey J. H. PUELICHER, Chairman (I lf The Amorlnlril I 'r m ) Loss of Tat Moran Means Great Deal to Iteds—-Pittsburg Will Have Good Team While Phillies Will Bring Up . The Rear. Vl r V jw e w -1 ~ Y MEAN T* SAV > DON'T S . V WALKED ALL TK WAV DOWN f IN THIRTV J » Q u e s t io n 1 me - I 'm ( .a m n o t e s - ? j ~ \ I ? HEBt, AJNT fTl A Child that Mopes Isn’t a W ell Child A normal child wonts Is play. H •he Ihtle uoe b sullen, lackodoiiical and irti .first off. the rhild need, a laxaliic. But moti when iho fasori.o kxotivu fails -to miors the younthere Is a bilious condition usually and the laxative un a sluggish liver. My preparation, Livo-Jax, was made to answer « n be used in place of calomel, to ret Jate kw-end bowel-aoagestioo. ii U l > Just •* Pleasant to take as anv of the g* usual cluldien’s hwilvw*. It Isn’t a bit drastic, osuses no (^Stress and the childmg ren line to take III __ # | Liv o-lax Is available at your ovnt drug .lore and b just as cffectiva foy > as it is (ur children. �) J H E R A L D W A N T ADS W ILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON ALL SANFORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE ROOMS FOR RENT T O S T AND FOUND $75 A WEEK—Man or woman FOR RENT—3 room apartment, LOST an opportunity to keep FOR SHERIFF and small capital, ta distribute the times by nut c-nu abreast with large, nice, cool rooms. N. H. I hereby announce m/' candidacy SALE—DeSoto' paint* FORDS wanted with ambition, industry . I hereby announce myself a can­ classified pages of Gnrncr,. Phone 50. _ New ana Used vanrishes at Sauford Novelty and small capital, to distribute didate for iceicctlon to the office for County Comimssioner for the newspaper, lleralJ Works, sole agents. ^•••4 *>U. will W it . 154tfc ROADSTERS Rawleigh's Household Product* to of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ 3rd District, comprising the towns ^h’ OH RENT—Two rooms wltfi- or want ads contain many interesting from pRlnini md m |. TOURINGS steady users In your locality. W* ject to the action of the Demo- of Lake Mary, Longwood. and Atmessages. It will pay you to reada FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs acai tntMHIIalclr for COUl'ES • train and help you so you can maka for sattlhg, 15 egga for $1.00. cratlc primary to be held on June tamontc Springs, nnd respectfully ‘ FOR RENT—One bedroom with them dallv. if SEDANS up to $100 a week or more. No ‘ sleeping porch, Apply 80fl MagMrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, 3. If elected lor another term ___:.. ISe a liar Tin for today: You are known TON TRUCKS . ___ __ __ ar n jlnr pledge vs tulhil the duties o f thi R0,icit the ^VX>oit of the voters of j inlin. experience necessary. Pleasant, Sanford. Phone 8303, 83-tfp by the company you keep; thcreCash or terms. ------ i, ----------.He - lla- office in the same, efficient manner this district at the primary to be FOR KENT— Furnished bedroom. prmtable, digni/.ed work.. Apply SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 foie avoid mayonnaise dressing __ ,_____ J M llnr ' that 1 have conducted it in the held June 3, 1924. We Sell or trade., today W. T. Ilawlclgh Co., CL, 402 Oak Ave. | fore avaid mayonnaise dressing. [ First Street. Next door to Smith EDWARD HIGGINS, |ac« Type douhle above past. 2780, Memphis, Yenn.__________f \V. B. BALLARD. CNT— Furnishid apart* It has been mixed up with oil.— Rrothers. We sell, trade, and reFOR RENT— Authorized Ford Dealer ___ _________ C. M. HAND. WANTED—Stenographer or typ­ (col dates are for conApply Shirlcv ^part-'N ew Haven Agister. _____ I pair all kinds of cook stoves. If mont. Sanlonl. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER (e Insertions. ist. Apply by letter Sanford Credit FOR HOARD OF PUBLIC ITT ments. First Street. I LOST—Thursdny~night, onc~i^»lo >our trouble J* atove troub,e* “ e FOR SALE— Ford Roadster prac­ Association, care Seminole County 1 hereby announce my candidacy - lL J ~ ;1» «»| a\rra*a -laiurib H T R u en oN [Ui’il a llm*. for County Commissioner for the FOR RENT burnished two-room| dog Color dark brown. I pointer dog. „■ -— ; ■- ------:——— . , . tically new. Bargain. See Stew­ Bank.__________________________' I hereby announce my candidacy Fourth, chare* 30c for flrat FOR SALE— Ancona baby chicks. art Dutton. District of Seminole CounConn- . apartment. Private bath, also body bodv nnd and .white w chest.' Finder fourth. , „ n„ „ . ., Be. WANTED— Sanford business mea for re-election as member of the Fine strain pure-bred nncona . fI pic please notify W. C. Hill, care Hill riming la restrict*.!! lo 1Hoard of Public Instruction for ty. Subject to the action of the bedroom. <03 i nlmctto Ave. —vl who are in need of competent chicks, hatched from eggs from my June Primary of 1924. FOR RENT—Two rooms, f- Lu umber Co. Classification, VULCANIZING help shoulo read the classified ■ Seminole County, Florida, repreown flock of carefully selected tror la ’nude The San* 2 *■ _________ C. L, WEST. [ stairs and one downstairs. Hood pago of The Herald. There's no kid will bo rcaponalble I senting school district No. Z of bleeders. My 17 years experience Lnurel Ave. NOTICE Goodvear >ne incorrect truer l ton, j Seminole County, subject to the reason for sending out-of-town for in breeding anennas assure you the liner, for subsequent j Democratic primary to be held oil I will be a camlidatj for renomi- FOR RENT— Nice npartment for] REAL ESTATE and help when there is probably Just best to bo had in the breed. All The office ahnutil be nation for the ollice of Stato Atrent. 301 _W. 5th St. I'hone 444. Balloon Tires j Ihe person you want in the city. I chicks delivered South Baldwin Immediately In cuae of Juno 3rd, 1024. Used Cars t..rncy of tnc Seventh Judicial t;ir-; f o r RENT— Ilonrd and room; 1 FOR RENT—One 12-room flat, Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala. ,________CHAS. A. DALLAS. 1WANTED—Salesman, can use few cuit of the Slave of .Florida, sub- jn room jio.00 per week; 2 In APVEft-nscns. good condition, centrally located. FOR SALE—Remington type- KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, FOR COUNTY JUDGE live wire real estate salesmen Commercial St. jeet to the action of Hie Demo- room jg.oo pCr weck. 1202 Mag-1 id representative thorn r v T o. i writer with wide carriage, $30.00 I hereby announce my candidacy crntic Frimaty. Your endorsement no]jn. either sex. Call between 10 and nlllar with rales, rules FOR RENT—Store room, good confor quick galCi in(,uire Herald ofmention, will ttlve you for the office of County Judge for n second term of office will to -__________ I uitif>n, good location. FOR SALK— Republic one-ton 12. Coral_Gables office. ; Information. And If of Seminole County, subject to the greatly appreciated. i truck, thoroughly overhauled and WANTED—Twenty .live and hust­ they will assist you In of the voters at the Demo­ GEORGE A. DoCOTTES, ling boys to deliver and sell tha FOR RENT—One two-room apartSAf.L One pair mules and repainted. New ^ires. Wight Gro[your want ad to make action HOUSES FOR RENT cratic primary June 3. State Attorney, Seventh Judicial wagon, cheap, or one mule. Lew­ cery Co. Herald in Sanford. Good money IfTective. ment, dose in. JOHN G.- LEONARDY. is, Altamonte Springs. Phone Circuit, State of Florida.__ FOR SALE— Ford Coupe 1923 for Iho right kind of boys. Como FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. FOR COUNTY JUDGE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR SALE— 120 acres wild land, (11)0-G. model in good condition. Can down to the Herald office tomor­ To the People of Seminole County: I hereby announce my candidacy FOR RENT—5-room cottage with suitable for vegetable and grove,; FOR SALE—Twelve head of good see it at WilBarns Garage._______ row afternoon ^Ight after school •OllTNAT NOTICE, bath, lights and water. W. J. $ 1200. I am a candidate fgr County for re-election for the office of and sec the Cirtultalon Manager mules; can be seen at the Or­ leers khould Rive thrhr Judge, your support and vote on County Commissioner of Seminole Thigpen. lando Novelty Works. Address FOR SALE— Ford . Speedster, of the Herald for particulars. pnstofflce nddreaa as chea.p. 109 N. Sanford Ave. /their phone number If June the 3rd will be nppreeiuted. .. .County, District No. 1, subject to FOR RENT— 10-reom house cen­ FOR SALE— 15 acres celery land It. II. Iaickhart & Co., Orlando, Fla. STENOGRAPHER wanted. Fred lire results; About one __SAMUEL A. B. WlLklNSON. the nction of the Democratic pri­ trally located. Apply 410 Oak fronting on I-nke Monroe. R. Wilson. Phone 479._______ WANT tomato plants; quote best it of a thousand has n Ave.____________________________ acres cleared and under irrigation, FOR REPRESENTATIVE. * mary Juno 3, 1924. prices on tomato plants in small and the others can't LADIES work at home, pleasant, I hereby announce my candidacy cato with you unless ____________ G. L. BLEDSOE. DRESSMAKING FOR RENT— Large 7-room house; all planted, four flowing wells, and large lots and kind of toma­ easy sewing on your machnte. your address, for member House of Kcprescntn,toes you have, and if can fill order AIRS. NIXON has added to her Whole can sublet an apartment. Apply cheap. .FOR REPRESENTATIVE or ... . -part ,time. , _ Highest r -— ronllntianrr SHUT be tives for Seminole County subject on short notice. L. Powell, Tifton, I respectfully announce mysoli T. A. Grcenleaf. l^ike Mary, dressmaking establishment Jail,,bl® Pr,« » P«^. For full Infor­ person at The Naato th'i action'of the voters ut the as a candidate for the House of FOR RENT— For C months, com* FOR SALE—5 ncrcs all in culti­ Ga. mation, address, L Jones, Box 2, rald office *r Hy letoring. ladies suits, tailored to order. vation, 5-room house, good barn. elrphoue illscontln- Democratic primary, June 3. Olney, Representatives from Seminole fortably furnished hotne, six FOR SALE—Cheap, Victmla, al­ 304 W. Fifth St. » FORREST LAKE. re not valid. County, subject to-the Democratic sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia Lake Monroe front with paved most new. Call 1201 Oak Ave. load, $5,000.00. Prompt, Efficient primary, June 3, 1924. If elected Avenue. FOR CLERK OF COURT FOR SfALE^-Reed baby cart. Service. „ , , "The truth about oil.” The I hereby announce my candi- i will advocate constructive legis- FOR RENT— Mfodcra tuingnlotV FOR SALE— 10 acres, 5 cleared, Phono 412-W.__________________ FOR RENT Political ( dney for the office of Clerk of tho lation for the honefit of the great truth about prohibition." "Tha five rooms and bath and sleeping vegetable land, flowing well. BEN NET’S HAT FACTORY— If Circuit Court, Seminole County1J,*»t number of people in Seminole noreh. L. A. Renuad, Sanford Two F U R KENT—Garage, corner 11th truth about coffee." "Tho truth you want your hat cleaned and blocks of loading station. louncements Florida, subject to the decision of County nnd the state of Florida. . Heights. Phone 15(5-W. St, and Elm Ave. blocked when you want It and how cheap. about Doheny." The truth about ■ ‘f . ' J. R. LYLES. the Democratic Primary to be ______ >W.1 want It send it to tho Factory, rcu T iN crX 'ffm w E Y bcld on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. I FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR RENT—Furnished 2-room Spiritualism." “ The truth about The passing of the corkscrew ground floor apartment, 20C E.i FOR SALE Lots in Roselnnd H?l Broad Street, Jacksonville. to announce to the dti- Jtnnd for efficiency and service in * I hereby announce my candiHeights. High and dry. A-l loca-1 ________________________________ Florida. left ua plenty of substitute sy- measles." Poor old lie, with so Third Street. Apply New Era linole County that I am office. . much truth to catch up with!— crookedncss.—San i» cy ,f° r County Commissioner for! PHnbBryToppT PoVtof'fice! tion on Sanford Ave., from $250! FOR SALE—Sweet tone niahognonyms for for the nomination to ____ VANCE _E DOUGLASS. 1 District No. 2 Somiiiolo County, >prin fn frdjil each, n*n>h easy ■iiiott terrqs. (ormo If 1# you imii I ... 1Francisco Prun^im v-i a .| « to $500 Chronicle. Boston Transcript. any piano, beautiful Art case. | itni -Attorney.' for the FtlR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD fobjcct to tho Democratic Primary I 1 ? f rroRE^ Tn7 ^ Ub ° .5°“,“ , °u want a desirable home come in nndj Can'bc' seen in Sanford, ut $125 tt ot Sominoie County, Jnno t iooj I three, room apartment furnishI hereby announce myself a can­ * ‘ -L. — -----' ed, location good, close in. ,,A . P. the action-of the Demo- didate for re-election Yo the office * 1nnd nm"!1 Ulnrapn— charge, Mr* P. — HAGAN. Connelly & Sons.— nary, *unc 3rd, 1924A* I of membci of the board of public T T you want a city lot, a suburMartin, 324 7th St., Jacksonville, ____FOR SHERIFF.-------------Itefut ior your vote and instruction, representing school I hereby announce myself as r FOR RENT—Modern 5 room bun­ ban lot, a house ready built, cel­ Fla. district No. I 'o f Seminole Coun*y, galow, fllO Magnolia. Apply II. ery farm, grove or nnything In FOR SALE—Cheap, to avoid pack­ ( t °F. HOUSEHOLDER. subject to tho Democratic primnry candidate for tVc oTTcd of*Sheri;7 the Rial Estate line call us. We of Seminole County, subject to the C. Du Bose. ing an dshipping from Sanford, sell at the owners price only. PNfY COMMISSIONER to be held on June 3rd, 1924. Democratic primary June, 1921 will sell my high grade player! FRED T. WILLIAMS. FOR SALE— Houso and lot, $1,* . m » m b | j< f ,V t unnounco my candidacy _____________ W. A. TILL13.*. Call and see us. We give you piano at n snrrifice. Monthly' r Commissioner for the TO THE VOTERS OF TIIE 19T1I FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 000.00; $100.00 cash. $25.00 per riot comprising Chuluoterms to prnty giving satisfactory SENATORIAL DISTRICT. month W. V. .Wheeler, 404 the bargains ami service! I hereby announce my candi­ Transfer-Draying' TIIE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., references. See piano and make Fred R. Wilson nnd Osceola, subject to f After due consideration, l have dacy for County Commissioner for Sqmlnple Hotel Annex. of the Democratic prl decided to become a candidate lur the fifth district of Scninole Coun­ First National Bk. Bldg., Phone offer. E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad 3. REAL BARGAIN— 180 acres fine ... . . . . ,, See C. E. Chorpening ATTORNEY-AT-LAW re-election to tho Statu Senate ty. Subject to the action of the I01-J. C. A. RAULERSON. ■ citrus ami tnurk land, near Dixie S Atlnnta. Ga. from the 19th Senatorial District, June Primnry of 1924. PHONE 3302 First National Bank Bldg., /Highway, close to town, and front- FOR SALE—Flowering plants. E. H. KILBER. JRK CIRCUIT COURT composed of Orange, Seminole and Sanford, Fla. Osceola Counties, subject to the Tpg two large lakes BUILDING Price $00.00 Sweet William, Calendulas, CarSanford — — Florida announco that I nm a MEMBER OF SCHOOL'BOARD w i were. Terms. ' Hiram “Powers, rations, Asters, Zinnia, Verbena, . for Ihc office of Clerk Democratic Primary to bo held — I wish-to aninumta lllll I Him a MATERIAL Winter Park. Fin. '__________ Juno 3rd. ! respectfully solicit cult Court o f Seminole Feverfew, 25e dox. $1.50*100. Tocandidate fur Member of the abject to’ the action of tiie your support. School Board uf Seminole Co. from MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera) FOR SALE Attractive modern nvit.i .(•■dlar.|s. Lcttn-e. 50c 1QQ: M. O. OVERSTREET. George-Ar-BeUottes- T ^ W S ® 3 g p e n Ic primary in June. 1924. hnrgair ; tnrmn, i School district No. 3. Subject to »lriawUh*r«b»Ud •j... -cp\*nj w«irk..aLUadi c-.vu .,vvu, Alfred B. Cnpclantj ut m s* Um H. H. CHAPPELL. nf UtaJftpeseesjek Sanford. FI qi idir1 ___ boxes. -itw y to be held Jun.e.3*132 Over Seminole County ^ , I SHITS*. FOR SALE— L C. Smith tjJpeHas moved to Puleston ft ' « ■ t T r T r m T r r s l M |y announce■ihilrT'iirfi V candidate for constnhlo of District Bank u titer, $30,00. Phone 479. Lumbar and Building Material Brumley Bldg. Real Es­ fo rtlio office of Justice No. 1, subject to the Democratic FOR 'tfLBRK CIRCUIT COURT Business Carter Lumber Company Hanford,------------- Florida tate and all kinds o f In­ ice in and for tho first primary to bo heli/Juno 3rd, 1924. i wish to announce that I am a __N. |j>ure! St. Phone .6(15. Opportunities • jitrict of Seminole Coun- Said district bug composed of the candidate for Clork of the Circuit surance. O. C. Bryant, W a g -1 the legal and efficient following voting precincts: San­ Court of Scminole'’ Co.. xubj?ct to HILL LUMBER CO. House" of Service, Quality and Price. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—Wc, of the executive officers ford, Lake Monroe and Paola. Democratic primary, June third. jnty 1 promise to do my If elected, I promiso the faithful Phono 135. H. E. WALKER. Schelle Main es the manufacturers of n well ner, Fla ., will sell at| of Appllrntlon fnr Tax lived Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet performance of the duties con­ Sstlw out prejudice. V'ndrr Srfllnn BIS uf Ihe lirnrrnl FOB s h e r if f . known and widely advertised pro­ nected with that office. <3. STRJNGFELLOW. Mlatwlre ui the Slate uf Florida J. L. PERKINS To the Voter* of Seminole County: ____ 1____ * Noilcu Is i.erebv g iv e n that Ovor- prietary medicine. _wnnt n repre­ Carolina,-Florida filli-' LAWYEH W. L. MORGAN. COUNTY JUDGE. I hereby announce my candidacy street ' In vrutm .n t C om pan y, pu r­ Bale* Department sentative in each county in Flor­ FOR TAX COLLECTOR o? course, to (he action for the office of Sheriff of Semi­ c h a se r o f la x ' C e r t l f l n l e No. 8J*J. — Court House I wish to announce that I am a ilated the 1st Aliy o f June. A. ]>.. ida. Our proposition is attractive ing Station, gas at 2; democratic Primary to be nole County, subject to tho voters Sen Juan G irifi i 3rd, I will be a candidate of the Democratic Primary to be candidate for re-election to tho cf- ISS8, line llled eairl c ertific a te In Riy and will net u man from $200 to o f flee, and Pus made application for Office of CoiuiLydfudge of held June 3rd, 1924, If elected I rico of County Tax Collector of tax deed l o Iselle in a r r n ln n r r Will) $250 per month. Character and cents above cost the County. I ihairbe grate- promise four years of Law En­ Seminole County, subject to the law. Hnld certific ate em braces the Ihe nomination and elec- forcement in a business manner by action of the Democratic primary f o l l o w i n g desert tieC propur tv al ra­ ability count more than money in nted In He ml non* County . Florida, if elected I assure the tho help of the proper subordi­ to be held in June. Elton J Moughton t o - w l t : ‘ !■» Int. in Ileg. N\V. Cor. selection. Write us your qualifica­ year around. WH1DD0N & HODGES )p of Seminole a fair nnd nates or assistants and earnestly ________ o f S\V»i o f NKt*, Her i. Tw p. 31 tions nnd if satisfactory we will JWO. D. JJNKINS. A , It. S9 E.. run H . &B«.S ft.. V.. ««S ARCHITECT fulmiuistratlon of the af- solicit the support of all law en­ MEMBER COUNTY Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers SCHOOL ft.. N. &•'.«.« Jt.. tv . SB3 ft.. / L ea It explain our proposition to you by office. Firet National Bank Bldg. forcement vMors, on Juno 3rd. It. r i g h t - o f - w a y ) — K urres. T h e said letter. The National Remedy Com­ BOARD \17 Park Areaae— Phone 418 SOHELl E MAINES. being asaeieed at the ditto of _I hereby announce myself a enn- land _______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. Sanford, ------------ Florida Iho Ineiianee o f such rertlflcata In pany, Poatoffkn Station G, JackJPElilN rKNDENT“ OF"~ diilato for re-election ns a member y / the name o f A. M. Hunt. Unless J' 3 ,'., FOR~TAX ASSESSOR. ILIC INSTRUCTION c ertlflcB lo- shall he redeemed sonviuc, r 10| I wish to announce that 1 am a of the County Board of Public In­ said |iy announco my candiducy candidate for re-election to thu struction from District No. 3, a c c o r d i n g to la w In s dSod w ill lonin thereon on tha l&th day o f April. tion to the office of office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ (Genova, Oviedo, Osceola and A. 6 room house with D. .I»XI. luiferintcndent of public nole County, subject to the decis­ Chuluotn) subject to the action of WUnera my nffictal signature and MISCELLANEOUS Sanford Novelty jn of Seminole County, ion of tho Democratic Primary to tho Democratic Primary, June 3rd, real thin tho 7th day uf March, A. bath and garage o n ! n si. W ANTED the Democratic primary be held June 3rd, 1921. 1924, Having nerved an n mem­ n. (H E A L ) E. A. DOirOLABa. Tho Matthews Press W orks paved street. Paving l Wrlaka Id on June 3rd, 1924. ber of the Board since 1915, and Clerk Circuit Conrt ________ A. VAUGHAN. llldg., Saafard Fla. T. W. LAWTON. Hemlnle County. Florida. Madam Harriet, having boon chairman of the FOR TAX COLLECTOR and sidewalk paid— Ily A. M. W eek s. I>. C. Phone 417-L-2 Beauty Parlor. JUNTY PROSECUTING V. C COLLER, Prop. I beg to announce myself a can­ Board since 1919, espccally fits me Over Mobley’s Drug Store. for the work required of n Board ATTORNEY, $5,500, — very easy didate for the office of Tax Col­ Park Ave. Phono 245. to announce thkt I shall lector of Seminole County, subject momhor, and if Vo-eleeted I prom­ Taking off the lid thme days General Shop and Mill Work terms. lidate for the office of to the decision Of the Democratic ise tho same conscientious and con­ seems tn stir up turmoil und tu­ roseciRIng Attorney, sub- Primary io be held June 3rd. 192L structive service as has been rend­ mult, whether it bo Tul’ i or Tea­ PUBLIC Stenographer; your busContractor and Builder Sanford Sign Shop ered in my many years of service. pot’s.—Birmingham (Ala.) Agetho endorsement of the ________ ness solicited. 107 Park Ave. 22.6 acres, 5 tiled, 3 R. C. MAXWELL APPROPRIATE CHAS. F. HARRISON, Itic voters at the June 3rd, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Phone 349. Herald. 517 Commercial Street inch well, on hard road Geneva, Florida. LETTERING I hereby announce my candidacy _____ lEORGE C. HERRING. For All Classea of Work for the office of County Commis­ PniT'COlJNTY~COMMIS810NER at loading station— I hereby announce my candidacy It COUNTY JUDGE 107 North Sanford Ave. sioner .{rum district number two by announce myself as a of Seminole county, subject to the for re-election to the offic* of $7,500, terms. for the office of County action of tho Democratic primary C'wRy Commissioner from DisWilson Welding ft Radiator Seminole County, subject Junc 3, 1924, 1 't number four of Seminole The Smlfurd friends of Judge J. Works emocratic primary, Juno 3, ' JOHN MEISCII. |Co«inty; subject to the action of J. Dickinson of the Celery City i pledge faithful service Z f o r SHERIFF tb# Democrat Primary June 3, 1924. arc enthusiastically supporting "If It's Metal ws eau weld It." H. B. Lewis & Co. au nominate me. F. WHEELER, i To the Voters of Seminole County: him in his candidacy for delegateJ. G. SHARON^ SANFORD, FLORIDA I hereby announce myself a can­ FOR STATE ATTORNEY; Address at-large from Florida to the nai: )UNTY COMMISSIONER didate for Sheriff of Seminn)^ I hereby announce my candi-! Ir,P!—. u„„i, r>T.ii,)i».. tional Democratic convention to by announce my candidacy County subject to the action of the dacy for tha office of State Attor-1 First National Bank Building, bo hdd in New York n-xt Jun** lection to the office of Democratic primary to be held on ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir­ u AND _ _ _SUPPLIES _ __ _ ground fioor. , II® la said to be a gentleman of Commissioner of District Juno 3rd. If 1 am elected I pledge cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem­ F 0 0 T of F IR S T STEWART The FlorUt N F O H D ,F L A J No l07„ Tc| opho(lo 349-P»rk A v « ..u" usunl * W t t - “ "** « « “ f - * tminole county, subject to myself to fulfill the duties nf this ocratic Primary to be held June 3, -----1 character is above reproach,— Flowers For All Occaalo— i of tho voters on June 3rd. office to. tho best of my ability. 1924, Members Florists Telegraph De­ I g g g g l B m d i M M M B a m Land Star-Telegram. C. W. ENTZMINGER. E. E. BRADY. J. A. SCARLETT. livery Associatiow 814 Myrtle A»e. Phone ttO-V t I IS I C BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD ■in Ijetecrrr SPECIALS! PRINTING ms sm GING UP FATHER IW H A D D NOU W ATS (W . ^■OUR V JtFE O O lN r^ t>0 W E L L IN H E R t)lIS < ^lN C r 1 HAVE A R R A N G E D A PU B L IC C O N C E R T F O R C O N E 2‘ O A R L tN ^ i “ n H^ IN C O IN ^ T O «N C i ‘ N C fW -O A R U N d •'YOU C O *TO TH E N E W S ­ P A P E R S AND PO T A N O T IC E IN A E O O T IT - By GEORGE McMANUS W HERE TO? VERY W ELL! T] A 'b F A R A *b .TH E. S. O. Shinholser R A V L R iD A O COE^>! Contractor and Builder r TRAV1ATA'* m ' ____ _ k Um t ? Sanford, ■ ---------- ¥ - R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and ; ___ _ ii SANFORD.- . r ■ UT — A~ ' •*,: 'Sesvca^lw o**1 ------------- — * A r -; *•■* , •* 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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FaW-1 Tuesday; Warm temperature to*, [".d a y att'ef'fomorASw. _ S A N 'F O i t i ) , F l o r i d a , M o n d a y , A p r i l 7 , 19 2 4 . s in g l e copu ss, f iv e r . c e n ts Jtftnents Ate CempleteFor Holding of Meeting Hei-eTfiiirgdaV • When William J» Bryan Will Speak NUM BER 6 A In Probe Filial arrangements for hold­ jirlandp, where , he will sneak ing a 1 meeting on _. .ting _ ... Thursday (hat night. ninjfs mogs Bryan w.f.l sn.ak hrtfifuh afternoon whnri * William Jen- * Efforts to get Mr. Bryan to v.J i n g s Bryan will speak to tho postpone hia visit to Sanford un. ‘ lit j'Uir < ?>' iWjjj <ri voters o f BatifArd and the vicin- (11 April 2fl, when the all-day po­ litical ratty will be held hero un­ il Investlffntingr Com* P a rty Leaffettf Agree* To* Ity'.in bohulf'of htn candidacy for ear the auaptces o f the county R esu m es* 1Hdnrtturs delegate. ttyt -National . _to r iM ______ Demo- committee, proved fruitless when Speaking Before Students’ Speed tip Its Work I l f Bir- cratic Senator Simmons Declare* Contention, were edm:T h r e « D ie t . R e ce ss fort to Clear1Dvekft !By the plctcd Monday by Schclle Mines, he wlrede Saturday that because * Law Enforcement’ Conven­ Minority Members Intend ,’iU T r y ti> Corrofcrorv tion Senator from Idaho his itinerary , had* already been to Propose * Chances I w t Time of Adjfltotofferit1*Fof secretary o f the state Democratic arranged, Thursday would be the stimony of*AWAit«declares, ‘intolerable That National l o ll . Cori- Executive Committee. About a Dozen Provisions only date open. The mnn, who it W e e k ReRurdintr Political Parlies Accept Mr. Bryan will speak from the three times was tho Democratic v e n tio n s —i Im m ig rn tlon of Rill Outside o f Income corner o f First Street and Mag­ nominee for president, is at p res-1 Vast Contributions From ils At, U onventIon.Y, Rill A ’ S tu m biling lin g Block. nolia Avenue nt the Seminole Tax Rate Schedule— Demo­ cut on a whirlwind speaking to u r' Vitally Interested in Oil, etc crats Plan Substitute Rates. County Bank at 2:20 ..’clock. The which will carry him to nil part* .(■r?Tile' Akaevtatef Press) Great Commoner will bo intro­ of the state in the interest of IGTON, Abril 7^1116 /IlF T kc Aaaorlntrit Prraa) W a s h in g t o n , Apr. 7 .— By / n r T h r S n w r la lr Z 1 'r . u l V\ duced to ..the audience by Mayor )il Committee, devoted WASHINGTON, Anr. 7. - S 0 common, agreement among party Forrest Lake, it was further an­ his candidacy. WASHINGTON. Apr. 7— Tlre tturoless session today lung as political pnrtirs seeking Justy whfct will be the main leaders, congress will begin this nounced* by Mr. Maine's. produce and merchandise brokers . into stories o f off topic of his address here, is not control of the government accept week to speed up its work rk in an would be exempted from $30 oil contributions to thn Mr. Bryan will speak in the known but it is believed that Mr. vast contributions from thoso who effort to clear its decks in time brokers' tax under an amendment amnaign of l » t .'" .1 '|'our morning at New Smyrna and will .................., ......... .. W l 1 (1 It are interested in matters of legisflrynn will, In the course 0 * his for adjournment before the na­ voted into the revenue bill Mon­ followed in ' quick sUcthen motor to this city /or his remnrks, touch on the oil scandal! [at*on or administration there will tional political convention assem­ day by the aenate finance com­ the big committee tameeting herb. Following hie ud- at Washington, which is declared • *‘ n'**H* nnd corrupt controlled bles in Juno, 1 mittee.. gone added materially to ’• f t dress in Sanford, Mr. Bryan will by many to bo the one big fac^ ^ 07 f^nn,ent• ’, Senator Bornh. Re.Both the house and senate will an previously gone? into 2,’ > v tor thnt will bo instrumental in a ' Publican, Idaho, declared in an ad.• ■ T. ! resume consideration of the im-|^ourn,,y Winter Park, where WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 .-T b e Republican defeat in the coining here Sunday before the Stumigration bill with a view to get- he is scheduled to address ag its sessions Monday reproting of revenue bill to the .... " • election. . • ' dents I-aw Enfroccnicnt conventing it to conference by next week. gathering > n d jhence will go — xree days? recess, the Thomas F. Lane, whoso testi­ in sight for this week was her’ (Continued on page 8) |tionil Committee, will seek mony turned Senate Inquiry from The stumbling block In each house *-------------■ ______ ________ "In these days," Senator Bornh senate by ita finance committee Is whether the two per cent quotas Captain W. F. Volnindt, involved testimony corrobora oil and Daugherty into the U. S. [ said, “ the government deals with in testimony of Thomas F. Lane, aided Sunday by a war cry o f story which A1 Jen* Aircraft Service and thenco into anal) be based on the census o f nil the vast concerns of business, former legal adviser to the aircraft 1800 or 1010. ce famous train robber, the War, . Department coal, railroads, ships, oil. tariffs, service. Lane claims that papers Democrats who. forecast a battle Tax, and Bonus Bills. be witness stand two Secretary of ,War Weeks potting practically every major rata under and it Is simply intolerable thnt bearing on government overpay­ on The senate finance committee Schedule. about “ oil deals’’ at Are. Lane had been legal adviser political parties accept vast con­ ments were rifled from his desk bllcan nationall cbnven- to thh aircraft board and was dis­ plans to report out both' the tax Senator Simmons, ranking Dent- ’ tributions from those vitnlly in­ and that Captain Volandt refused aicago in 1020.'* ■ missed. revision ancf bonus bills and one or ocrat on the finance commltMej' i • i terested in these mntters. It is to return them. tho other will be taken .up as soon [Kistler of Tulsa, Okla., _ l ___ ________________ L declared Sunday the minority still worse for the purtlcs to go as tho immigration measure hat srith the Producers and members would propose changes out and solicit contributions from been disposed of. Somo Republi­ In about a dozen provisions of the )il Company, will, bo the such individuals. can leaders .favor putting tho bill outside, of the income tax rata Monday dn this phase • llaTe Ax to.Grind. schedule. bonus ahead so, it will, be known Many Injured in Riot Occurring Fourth Semi-Annual Session of qulrr. . At least five oth* “ These unusual sums are not Saturday Night Between Mem­ JUst what provision must be made Democratic members o f the fi­ WMAHTlh the ** ' same con* . The Central Florida Dental So­ given merely because of the com­ for taking care of IL bers of Ku Klux Klan and eluding il. W. Ballard, nance compiittee expect to work ciety Will Convene Here For mon interest which partisans have Townspeople in Lilly, out definitely Mondi/y the sub­ •us Angeles; John Smith Two I»aya on April 19. .. Investigations. in their parties. Both political stitute income U x rate plan which Penn. ‘ [Texas; J. F. Baughan of The aovcral investigations which thoy will offer for the Mellon }, Texas, and J. B. French The program for the fourth parties have for years placed have been productive of so many thomrelves in an iiulefcnaihlo posi­ una City, all friends o f Ambassador Kellogg Officiates In sensations ag to obscure much of __ T h e AaeocU ilrd P reae) aenri-annual-meethnr o f th e-C m - tion O ile f or rollce and TJierlU M a ft rate*. On this schedule, the keint- * Memorial Ceremonies o f Am* in these matters. It all leads LTLLY, Pa., April 7—Two of the bill, their main attack will tral District Dental Society Jake Hamon, Republican ____ _____ , of the legislative effort o f’ the two baasaddr to Bn gland Dur­ wore killed, nnotner believed fa­ Florida, which will be held in to that sinistor and subtle Influ­ Raids During Week end Which be centered with support usaured pmraitteeman from Okla* houses, will be resumed this week, Bring Into Custody Several ing World War. tally injured and a score of others Hanford on April 19-20, waa made ence which does more to break from some Repuglican insurgents. but under less pressure than has Violators of Wet law. were more or less Seriously hurt public Monday by I)r. B. D. Cns- down, representative government Tho exact division o f force, how-j story had to do with marked their progress to date. An / D r T h « A iao«Ia(rU Ptcm I thany any apeciflc instance of in rioting Saturday night be­ wcll,- secretary ami treasurer of [said were statements PICKERING, Yorkshire. Eng­ evidence of the lessening of this Bootleggers, moonshiners and ever; is probablematical, pending open bribe. Besides, the • open th e’ Jim by Hemon that Ha- land, April 7.— Here, near hla an­ pressure f a s furnished yesterday tween townsneoplle 1and* members the organization und hend o f tho bribe follows Inevitably us a re­ otherwise possessors of intoxicat­ announcement og the plan Democrats will offer some of theh* committee in Ispent ll.OOOJMX) to “ put cestral home, a memorial tablet when for, the first time in weeks of tho Ku Klux Klan a . clozu local dentists’ ing liquors in this city and county sult of the former practice." own members being counted he nomination o f Preai* to Walter Hines Page, friend of not a single public hearing was check-up by state police and de­ charge of the entertainment fea­ Referring to the revelations be- had better seek havens of safety if doubtful on high surtax rates. sheriffa disclosed todny. tures. . ing and that ha was to England and American ambassa­ conducteuby a congressional com- puty they do not wish to feel the strong fo /o senate committees. Senator Four residents o f Lilly* were being Republicans also ara dubiooa The central district comprises '.secretary o f the Interior dor to the Court o f St. James mittce. arm of the law, for according to held by the state police upon the following counties: Alachu.., Borah told his audience that these over tho outlook for the Mellon place he would be able throughout the grent war, was Besides tho oil, department of Sumter, must not be accepted as an im­ both Sheriff C. 51. Hand and Chief rates already turned down by that portion o f the pub- unveiled Sunday .by the present Justice and land frauds inquiries charges o f rioting while st Johns­ Levy, Marion, Citrus, o f Police Roy G. Williams, “ we’re house majority membership, but ............. Orange, ...... ... Osceola, peachment either o f the American In "left by the Demo- American ambassador, Frank B. at the senate end o f the capltol, town 25 men, said to be -kians- U d t , Seminole, men, were being held by Sheriff Volusia and Brevard. Between 75 form of government or of the gov­ after them" and judging.by the ac. none has made a move towards * Kellogg. Mr. Kellogg left the the agriculture committeo will ernment or of the capacity of the tivities o f both officials wlthlnThe • ■ Columbus, O., British capital for the flrat time open hearings, on Muscles Shoals Logan N. Keller, pending tin in* and 10O visitors are exprcUid to people to rule. Rather they bo ac­ past two days, they must mean compromise. *F.' Wolf, VM MUI1UU3, U.f vestlgatloM. ‘ ^ be hero for the convention and of tha Ohio State Jour­ slr»« h?« arrival in November to ■na the interstate commerco com­ Included in the other rate sche­ cepted as a “cnll to duty tp pre- what they say. The rioting occurred when- tho dules which the .Democrats prob­ ,V*i . ther witness summoned > „ .'<w* in the ceremonies and mittee will resume public consid­ stream from a Arc hose was turn­ plans for. their entertainment ul gerve „nd h>n<i »n For the second time In the past ably will attack are the jtutoaB>. b a n - in h .n t.J ,, - b U .u r f i X . : ! few eration o f proposed rail legiala- ed upon 'The klartrtnjh as they, 1 ^ , co«M M jd U a b deliver the address -of the day. tion. were boarding a special tragi fat Hour of Reckoning. Garage on Saturday afternoon and ,1 9 mRerrikest of here, ■“ proposed in cojmnittee subetftohaving paraded In the ditrKand for the second time their efforts i g o od Bargain, fW h e n tho maalfng ..pen* on U’^ m i n a many| prominent persons in the Pu? go forward neaa pc , Uc ,hearings ..... — will IT ® forward nesa through the town_from an with were rewirriled. At the » r u t . l rn“ that Secretary Denby fo r e house committees. The tn- id joining hill, where a ceremony F ri^ -m jira ln g .aLg:3!? .r t ta k dua * " *“ •dded* tin r a n and social life of northern regard for orderly ice waa sco ve red 1-2 per cent; which the committee methods caSo- bf _gin on ..................... TTrT if. D. Brownlee will give tho most excellent bargain England _____________ _____________ nuiries include Investigation b f attended. The Pago tabattended by some COO kanamen invocation which will ho followed under a. government o f law. bu* besides a case o f miscellaneous rated to make 14 per cent along government” when ho I let is a part o f aiv American mem the charges against Reprtsenta- had been Jield. Firing began im­ n searching and remorseless fash­ liquors. L. E. Weaver, proprietor the leattng o f .the navel lorial In the Church o f St. Peter Kentucky, and mediately and. when *hc special by an adress o f welcome by Moy- ion, let us make the hour of reck­ o f the establishment, was placed with elimination o f special' t n > bn capital stock. or Forreat Lake*. response to ing a memorable one. Tho days to the Dohgfiy end end St. Paul, an ancient edifice nihlman, Maryland, Republicans; i interests, Representative built on the site of a Saxon and Investigation of the shipping train pulled out 30 minutei later Mayor Lake, Dr. I. N. Kennedy, through which we are passing are under arrest and required to fur­ Senator Walsh, Saturday intro- * several bounded men had been Df Illinois, a Republican church. In mediaeval times the board, aircraft industry and the taken aboard while Philip T. Con- of Eustis, will give a short nd- the agony, but they may also be nish bond. In Monday morning’s duced an amendment on the auto­ court he was fined $200 and coats. dress. Headquarters will bo main­ of the new house naval •present church was a chantry, bureau of engraving. mobile taxes which he pressed on rnd and Floyd Pnul, both of Lilly, tained at the Vnldet Hotel, where mndo the glory of a truly great Some time ago the same place on the floor. It would repeal, ente In a formal statement later a school and in the nineMerchant Marine. nn... ■‘‘“ •governing people. lay dead on the street. Eleven of was raided by the local police and the meetings will bo held in the Sunday assailed Senator tepnth century was used as a The merchant marine committeo War hrincN waste and extrava* liquor was found on the premises. tlrely the five per cent U x on 1 % Montana and other Dem- choir vestry. In 1002 the building will resume hearings on section 28 tho injured, all declared to bo rcs- I’nim room. gance, und then corruption. One F. D. McBride, who was tnc owner automobile tlrea, parts and acces­ Idents o f Lilly, were taken to tho rho have been attacking waa used ns a chapel, and since or the merchant marine act and Officers of the society nrj: ?.f ,l* I'Puwn is corruption in pubsories which the committee and ! Altoona hospital, the mo.it seri­ M. . the agriculture committee will rc- ously injured being Frank Miasco, President. Dr. DoVero U. Morris, lie office—tho oxchanire o f honor o f the place ut that time, was plac­ the house agreed t o cut in half; has been thoroughly restored. irt o f their lease to the Senator Jones is In the chancel on the north wall S J W ' also * o f redrafting the whoso recovery, physicians declar­ of Gainesville; vice-president, l)r. and place for icain. The heritage ed under arrest. IBs case was plnnn tried in municipal court and he was reserve, the Doheny.in o f tho church there is an Ameri­ McNary-IInugen bill. proposo . aubotl. substitution _________ o __ ed, was doubtful. Three of tho In­ J. H. Verrigan, of Winter PnrK, o f a a«o<i rmme, the esteem of your fined $200 and costs. McBride ap- to hunt ire constructing oil ator- can monument commemorating b rom time to -time during the jured taken to tho Johnstpwq and Secretary-treasurer, Dr. B .D. fellow man, the future happiness tanre tax far the estate tax ealed the case and it has been ktvoirs at Pearl Harbor, Nicholas King, surveyor o f tin lbe houso will lay aside the hospital were said to bo klAns- Caswell, of this city. which would make the levy’ apptt- . nnd success of your children, all unging lira until Saturday when Ihe pointed out, adding city of Washington, who died in immigration measure * for other men. Following is the program a* ar­ bartered and sold for gold. This Chief Williams went to collect thecable to receipicnts o f estates work will make possible 1812. this monument being the work. Monday wil| be unanimous rather than directly to the estat is one of the Inevitable fruits of Sheriff Kellar with a forej of ranged by the local committee fine nfter he had learned that n of a dcccndent before it ia sac there which will make center of .an American memorial consent calendar day while on doputy sheriffs and a detachment war. It has been so from Pericles Friday Morning. new trial had been refused and vlded. Ific coaat safe from Invn- on cither aide of which American Thureday to this hour. the Chandler-Bloom of state police patrolled tho town 0:00 a. m.. Registration. flags are displayed permanently. eiection contest from New York today. Shoriff Kellar returned to “ But the people of this country that the court had affirmed the Chairman Smooth predicted Stua< 0:30, Meeting called to order, decision of the city court. It was k - Walsh of Montana and Above tho memorial Is a plate re will bo taken up. Johnstown late In the day, d»clar- followed by invocation by Rev. E. arc sound nevertheless. Tho gov- while he was collecting the fine day the committeo would conclodk / ocrntic colleagues, said the ferring to Anglo-American co-op­ Continued on pago 8. iU work on tho bill by Tuep*— ing the situation was quiet and D. Brownlee; address o f welcome that the raid was made which led perhaps by Monday, when it W M, are seeking to destroy eration during the great war, and, that he feared no further disord­ by Mayor Forrest Lake; response to the Hrrest o f Weaver. lutnry’a Heligoland and ns a pendant to thIds plate, . anothbe reported to the senate, Ik ers. Members o f the state police by Dr. Kennedy, o f Eustii. It is said that liquor has been not be taken up on the floor, ke United States at their er, the Page memorial was affix­ remained, however, to conduct an placed at this garage tor some time any graat naval power ed. 10:30 a. m., Oral Diagnosis by ever, ho added before next ... investigation into tho riot. and although the officers have several days being allowed me say attack It from the In hla memorial adrcss, deliv­ About 45 pistols were taken Dr. J. H. Verrigan. o f Winter been suspecting that ita owner has bers to study ita provisions. In their effort to create a ered In the twilight shadows of from the special train after its rark; discussion; adjournment. i been having it in his possession, sd promote their personal the seventh annivesary o f Amer­ Some sentiment also has bee; 12:16 p. m.. Luncheon with tho arrival at Johnstown, according lc> no direct evidence sufficient to ambitions they are trying ica’s entry into the war, Ambas­ expected In Republican ranks Chamber o f Commerce. • Sheriff Kcllaf, who declared that ...* .* !£ .??• * A u * * l i l r / P r r u l warrant a raid, was secured until plaelngpthe flee their country’s safe­ sador Kellogg characterized Wal­ ngp. in soldier bonus WASHINGTON, Apr. 7-Form a­ some were found upon tho men ar­ Friday Afternoon. T ,k "/..T.fcr •’ " “••I st la the whole secret of ter Illnee—Page as the man who tion o f a students citizens commit­ rested, while others were in the ahead■*.R p$ tax! measure on ANA, Apr. 7—Tho burdcr of Saturday. ■ 2:00 p. m.. Tinker’s Inlays on sek on the oil leases and did more than any other in Am­ tee to co-operate with other volun- cars. Many o f the klansmen left Not content with this bit of work floor. two Americans wnylaid on the TiVIUl .Abutnzenta. by Dr. J. R. erican public life to make parti­ teer agencies rl Marbor naval base.’’ Thoo hmius would be takea up M in ' urging greater ob- the train at stops between Lilly Mitchell of Atlanta; discusslo.i rana-Scutuniri highway .Sunday is Officer Beckwith, who was in tbs cipation o f the United States pos­ servnnce of the laws, especially th<- and Johnstown. attributed to highwaymen which Saturday raid, caught another man by the committee upon disposition . opened by Dr. E. E. Chase, ol He never had any illusions prohibition amendment was decid­ infest the hack country of thin Sunday afternoon wth liquor in of revenue bill. Electric lights in Lilly had been lution Proposed sible. about the outcome. He was at ed on Sunday at the College and extinguished earlier in the eve­ Ocala; clinic by Dr. Mitchell. 6:00 p. m„ Auto ride through mountainous and sparsely settled his possession. The man gnve country. Travellers along the his name as Walter Crompton and ^eace Conference one time deeply chagrined at University Students ‘conference ning and as the klansmen mnrehed city and celery delta near city. ' what he thought n want o f firm­ of law in session here. roads are easy prey to these ban- said he was from DeLanil. Police World Fliers Again down from Piper’s Hill, where a 7:30 p. m., Banquet at Valdez ness shown by the president in ceremony had been staged with the Hotel a la Dutch; toastmaster, nits and tho road where the Amcr- here believe that he was on his .T V PrrMl Tho resolutions of the confer­ Postpone Taking (Continued on page 8) 1INGTQN. Apr. 7 - A his dealings with Germany, but ence dwelt largely on the eighteen­ burning o f a cross, the way was Ihr. G. B. Tison, o f Gainesville; cans wore travellin gis the wildest lolution Proposing a world Mr. Kellogg said he would not th amendment and the Volstead lighted by pocket flashlights. Sev­ business meeting; election o f of­ in Albania where they were con­ <Br The Au m U M P rrul 1 | stantly exposed to ambush. A mar- Harreld Testifies To snference waa introduced assume to pass judgment upon act, denying that either was rush­ eral hundred o f the robed figures ficers. PRINCE RUPERT. B. S.. A|». . this question, for the events Senator Pepper, Republitlal law is extended throughout tho ed through while numbers of vot­ had already boarded the train, a f­ Haturday Morning. 7— lending repairs to the ' Qnaylvanle. Senate would which marked this critical pcrloj ers were abroad. They urged stu­ ter having passed through a line country. Stops are boing taken to Daugherty Committee plane, Seattle, damaged in 8:30 to 9:30 p. m., Review of had passed into history and the . . . J»e president under, the res. dent discussion apd study to up­ made by townspeople assembled at Dr. George W. Clapp’a course on make a rigid investigation fearing a lunding the four l£*8. army all tli when a ntream of wa Dental Economics, by Dr. A. B. the crime to have important reper­ About Land Frauds panes in the |H»*t the time la suitnble chief actors has passed from life's hold these measures and advocated the station, globeI encircling'! H gii ___ftigl stage. abllng in conference aimlter from the flro hoso waa suddenly Whitman, of Orlando. cussion upon the country's inter­ which mrrirea here yesterday “ However," he continued, "it enlistment of College press and turned upon them. I Ur The *HM||I|« Press) . national standing. One of the two held In the past at remain t Prince R u p e rt____ In Mcisch may be said that England herself alumni, as well as College women klansmen was reported to havn • IP.*.®® ae. 1 ROME, Apr. 7— Martial law has WASHINGTON, Apr. 7.-Sen a- ly, Major Frederick Martin, kuflding, Dr. Wilder o f Daytona, was alow to realise the vastner* in the campaign. A fter reciting the legal method' rushed to the group o f young men »nd Dr. W, G| Mason, o f Tampa. been proclaimed in Albania follow­ tor John W. Harreld, Republican, commander announced. The I o f the conflict, and that in the tho hose and, wresting it ing the murder of two American Oklnhoma. made a voluntary state­ tie Unding in a combination < Haturday Morning, in Rebels Blow American form o f government for adoption o f constitutional holding from their grasp, turned it upon merchants waylaid on the Tfranl- ment to the senate department of wind and sow flurries hit tha .v 1:00 p. ml. Picnic dinner at the amendments, tho conference deport a united country can carry them. A monvent later the battle country club; tailroad Bridge only committee so hard two struts were golfing thu re- bcutari highway, according to ad­ ustiev investigating bbtory of the pro­ In the darkness began. on war. It waa only natural that ^ ? f r.ibcd vices from Albanian quarters to­ donday relative to hia activities in o ff the left aide, malnder o f afternoon. hibition amendment. the president sought some means day. The dispatch to the Stefani connection wit hthe prosecution of “ We are convinved,** they said, to avoid the horrors of war.” agency which first reported the the Miller brothers Indian land ORLEANS? A p ~ K e b e l that the eighteenth amendment is crime last night says the Ameri­ fraud cases. The senator had been »f G e n e r a l’ Sanches the deliberate and considered ex­ cans killed ware named Coroman mentioned in this connection in up a railroad bridge of Many attend*Engineer pression of the will o f tho Ameri­ and Delong but gives no particu- tho testimony o f former United r-Oeean railway o f San can people acting In a constitution­ lara. Tho names of tha murdered States Attorney Peck. Oklahoma, * serving as one of the Convention In Miami al manner. Although sums of HISTORICAL FA< Americana ware given out by the who worked up the canes. Ho o f communication from i°V®y and numbers pf men have A w W k l r l 'p m * ) \ The scene takes place in Mexican rebel agent First house built here 0fleer, who precedes her. The embassy as Robert Louis Coronun went to Attorney General Daugh­ M in the d today that he w$a .L*n.< eighteenth headquartera In SanfonL Abso* begins to cry and with o f San Francisco and George B erty the senator continued when ho Wofford Tucker heard Sir. Todd, Daugherty’s for-’ lute quiet reigns. The only thing by Gen. Henry .- - . Rebels ara advanc­ amendmen ______________ ____ I eath tci the* Volstead Act, breath tears course down her Delong, New Yorlr. mer law partner, hod been retain­ and waa laid out ed Solcdod to destroy the is understood more are arriving on sueb men and aunu are available that mars the otherwiie trunqullin rising rivulets. Pollowevery (rain to attend the eonven vUien o f John A. .railw ay's bridge there. outburst, officers and civ- Aliens With Disease ed by Miller brothers. He urged ,0S*5 Congreea and Pres­ ity ia the pqridlcal snoring o f « tion o f Coutheaatam District Bro­ Puck to bo retained which was prisoner in • cell room adjoining P. H. Marks, ident Coolidge to talie more appro­ re from path entrances therhood o f Locomotive Engineers The chief interest the sen­ a town In 1877. measures to compete with the office. An officer and u news­ e little office la crowded. Can’t Enter America done. which will open in Miami today at priate ator said waa to avoid and 'scanpaper man in the ante-room, tho .. You must be quiet and folly Says: Sanford House, erected i the situation. doL' • * * 10 o’clock. A D v w day program chief’s private office, convent in me your story/' remonstrates First railroad in cite t “ The stranga spectacle o f an in(Ur Tk* J u M litH Prraa) Si will precede a trip to’ Havana. AdDry details, MUltr brothers Und Orlando in 1880. * officara low t«nes os the former relatei *rmBathetic chief. Fed house for rbnt WASHINGTQN, Apr. 7 - A l ie n , dreaaea o f welcome by Mayor adeauate force o»ff Federal the happenings o f the city court. latlon was if you will just tell me afflicted with a dangerous contag­ cases in Oklahoma were reviewed ifi Tha Her. ■¥ Romph o f Miami and other local working In a state or city where Their conversation Is scarcely au­ I Am n ot arrested," by fire In f replies the wo- ious disease and incapable o f nat­ Monday by tho senate Daugherty there ia little or no co-operation the paper dible. offleala were features o f the aftercommittee. A bundle o f lettere. ?ffn. and the chief node hie head uralization. tha supreme court held house had nood program. The Woman's Aux­ with the Federal agents tends only easing bet' Picture tha above scene If you " justice and today can be debarred from admU- nterioy to lawlessness and humiliation to that the iliary meets Tuesday. ____ Ipgglne the effed-upon ntline.onothw WR: city, . stat e -and — federal gorem'- J?-«on. iton In the-queetion raised in San individuals It when. — ike --------futtewing episode n* episode attired in n manta. The moral reasons for tho takea place: a natty nett Francisco by Chunk Fook, native until we gray su itof coat and born of Chinese parenta on behalf ord and M ARKET Prohibition amendment arg still In UP the office questioned •Tm not arrested, am I?*’ ,(app«ara In. the doorway, o f the admission of his wife. Fook prosecution existence and should bo emphasis- a frail voice, coming in aoen ■ emerged‘ from an Es- contended It was inhuman and only in lh< sd In the , May cruil and contrary to American in- why no c i o f The HerS S u d ’ ^ T i . l v’ £ n r •' you V ' • July, 1W. Com, P*rt, o f Aoma violators. Wa acktfegl Ui I have I-k; Oatt, May w A! yet*: of 7.—C«U TAX KLA1T& KELLER PROGRAM OF THE 'TWO KLU SOCIETY KLUXERS KILLED MEET ANOUNCED YElL TABLET MEMORY (TP WALTER H. PAGE sen STRONG ARM OF THE LAW AFTER DRY OFFENDERS il New yffA SM * ** 0 r S Students Unite To Gain Enforcement of Prohibition Laws Two AmericansAre Waylaid and Killed Albanian Highway Mel In SANFORD FA< itan Drivers Find Traffic lord Different From New York \zyji * 1 V * * • | �%t . \f • TACTWCtrr 5 ^ M j£giiyS f| % l| fii*| u ili«J U i| lM Sa t u r d a y ; X r a it i V w t D A U G H E R T Y HITS R IG H T B A C K A T SEN ATO R PEPPER C IT Y N E W S PAR AG R APH S (Continued from page 1.) r DirectoryJVork Soon E A Tcetving ^ T A Cadverse K E Dreports from both the late Senator Knox and Pen­ rose o f Pennsylvania, had recom­ mended^ against-tba selection. - ­ bn th* Sanford directory w ith in ^ . (Contmuad-fmra paga-M "They (Knox and Penrose)” the a few weekvr«rmTiting to wordTB- 1“ ®*“ fTTWWmng both the Pepper statement said, "refused their en­ calved here by R. W. Pcarmnn dorsement on .th e ground that he from the company's Jacksonville was not qualified by legal experi­ office In naswer to sn inquiry sent ence or temperament • • • and on by the secretary of Chamber of the further but less important Commerce some time ago. • ground that he had no claim on The directory will be finished the party for political honors." .within three « f four weeks after In the latter connection, the tbs work is begun snd will be statoment declared that Senator ready for delivery in the early part Pepper had been active in the fight pf the eumih'efr, the letter s4ld. to drive Secretary Ballinger oot of There has not been a directory osthe Taft cabinet. •ued in thiPi city for several years, Declaring that He had always it is said, and newr. that qno is to been & loyal Republican, Mr. hp published soon, will be welcomed Daugherty said he was standing oy the people o f this city. "as candidate for delegate at large in Ohio for President Coolldgc at Norton’s Comedians his request and with his approval, and I am content that the people Close Engagem ent o f Ohio • • • shall pass upon my claims as a mao, lawyer and Re­ A t Milane Tonight publican." i b y Norton's Comedians will present tonight at the Milaio Theater as their flijal play o f their present engagement in this city, "The An­ gst o f Hell’s Valley." The pro­ duction, one o f the best in the company’s reportoire. is full of aparkling humor. ■ This company, which closes its Sanford engagement with tonight's show, has been playing through­ out the week to large houses. la st flight the "New. Butler" was pre­ ceded and the play was splendidlyagivcn. Frequent applause in­ dicated that the audience enjoyed Tha play very much. Within four weeks Norton's Comedians will VOiDCdtans win play a return engMement, it has beep announced. This engagement will wind up their toor o f Pforida and from here the company will Journey to Okla­ homa. ’ Radio Program dem ocrats M ARKET CHICAGO— Wheat, Mny 102 to 102Ms; July, 103,H ; corn, May, 78% to 78%. NEW ORLEANS — Closing May, 30.64; July 29.08. ' Honor Roll PARIS, Apr. 5.—Complete si­ lence is being maintained in offi­ cial quarters concerning the long interview Poincare had yesterday with Herr Von lloehch, Germnn ambassador. It Is hinted in well informed circles, however, that tho German diplomat indicated his government’s willingness not to agitate ngainst thelrenewal of the agreement between the Ger­ man Industrialists in Ruhr and authorities of occupation, o x p ir ing April Ifi, until the various governments have had opportuni­ ty to digest o f report or repara­ tions experts. East Sanford ASHINGTON, D. C —The dan­ ger o f "Tainted money." - ffRhy W lucre." in politics never was, real­ ized more keenly than at |>rcf«nt, when tho reasons behind largo gifts of cash to tarty campaign funds arc being laid bare for public Inspection. . Tho natural reaction Is to make both oid parties, exceedingly wary of how and front whom they obtain "contributions" this year. Perhaps later,When the Hurry o f Tha -pres­ ent investigations has tossed, nnd tho need for co-»h Is more pressing, the tHMnterestedness of inch dollar will not bo so closely watched. But for the present, In both R epublic ft and Democratic ramps, no dollars from other than the tnoet patrlot'c nnd antiseptic sources nc.U apply. In tho Democratic out.lt. Chairmat* Cordell Hull has even gone so far os to havo made up a financial blacklist—a list o f persons and In­ terests who aro under no circum­ stances to be permitted, much less Invited, to ccntrlbuto to Democ­ racy's cause this year.. Already at least two slzcatdo contributions havo been rejected. Although not apparent to tho naked eye, each was suspected of having strings attached In tho way of favors to ba sought In case of Democratic (Victory. . In tho ' same * way, • Chairman Adams Is rc|>ortcd to bo censoring the sources of Republican revenue. If (Ids aversion to tho dollars of tho rich and powerful oontinucs, many millionaires will ho unable to mako their usual deduction on their income tax reports under tho head of "contributions." And Congrc:s may have to enact a financial nr-.l-bltckllst bill. CAMBRIDGE WINS (By Courtesy o f Tho Radio Digest) PUTNEY, England, April 6.— (Central Timo.) Cambridge Won the annunl var­ Program to be broadcast SuAday sity boat race from Oxford on the Apr. 6: Thames today WSB, Atlanta Journal (429), & r 7i30 Church Service. j__, The senate Daugherty commit­ — ,-W DAP, Chicago (360) 5 Orgnri, tee Kent over n varied nrrnv of r* *Soprano. subjects, ineluding charges of . KYW, Chicago (560) 7 Chicago air servko frauds, drug smug­ gling, federal paroles and rcIT;}. . Sunday Evoning Club. irted liquor drinking at “ the W FAA, Dallas News (476) 6 Hittle green house on K street.” iL’bio Class: 9 Address; 9:30 Music. I, WWJ. Detroit News (517) 6:30 1 Dean Warren L. Rogers, St. Paul’s KCathedral. , lw ' W HAA, Iowa City (484) 9 Talk, KJ-hymn. . W 0S. Jeffersop City (440.9) B Daily Fashion Hint cricnn Legion W IIP. Kansas City (411) 2 8aCfgd ynusic; 8 Sacred music; 9 Ser- chance far undertandl-.g.; /There le chance tor clast. He promotes the etaij crXsclousnsi* lbs*. Is hit dan­ ger as 4 the danger ut 'hoe whose business It U to edaserve property into the future. , Is It passible, (a the second place, that some of us may well re-exsmlaw our conception ot free speech? Thus also we m *» help, each bio m ilt, to avoid mliunierstandlng bstwssn Bourbon and radi­ cal. Seine o f us Would Hod our­ selves assuming tree spesch as the d i. >*•.*/ ol*e understanding. right of those who accept tbs politi­ W e need un­ cal and social institutions In which it n r standing w« believe. Whereas (he tact Is, o f between those avfns Woellen who habit siid those r b etw een ’ ’ tho b « a r Of r - nfitr a r a understanding between those who much ss-U le the rlgkt-ol you and emptoy sod those who are employ­ me. If we who l*U «»e In our politi­ ed. •U nderfunding between aM cal and social InsUt'utloua recognize tl-a e is pothlble but understanding this fact: That free apaech, short Je Impossible between the Bourbqa* always of lacllement to law-break­ and t'ua radical. Accordingly, a ing. is the (debt of those whose .contribution on our side to under­ Ideas we dislike not less than o f standing Is the avoidance ol Uogj- those whose Ideas we like, we pro­ Clara Fuqua, Ellen Lundquist, boalsre. mote undarstandjog. Merce Thomne, Kelly Pope, Robert Indeed. U t ua go farther sad say Sor*e of ua may well re-examine Adams, Gladys Hickson, Lucile our cquceptlon of property rights, tt that we hod hatter abate somewhat Tomlinson, Msrv Cameron, Lottie of our ssal (or repressive leglsla* Unvis, Evcly Daughrery, Mary those who own property and t^vtse lion. Government by Jailing can pnt who aro charged with Its «fon»er»AMahoney, Thelma Minor, Ruth Martin, Willir.m Morrison. Lillie t!on recognize this fact: That prop­ nut the communist sad tha socialist, Vickery, Henry Witte, Leah Ham­ erty-right M best defended, not on but cannot put down communism or blin. Zoln Dorsen. Myrtle Chettn, ground* of tradition, but on socialism. That Is tha task ol those Evelyn Check, Lillie Ellle, I^la grobajs ot usotulnsss, there Is s who think straight and dtaoius genchance, ihrough open-minded dla- erous-mindedly. Jones. a u r A u a B tfs tf music. r £ F l,.L o s Angeles (469) 8:45 Conrert. , XHJ, Cos Awgclc*'(39.r») 9 Or­ gan; 10 De Luxe. • CKY,.Winnipeg (480) 7 Church Servlet. . WOAW, Omaha (526) 6 Bible ■tudy; 9 Musical chapel service. , KDKA, Pittsburgh (326) 5:30 Concert. -W F I, Philadelphia (395) 6:30 Church services. KPO, San'Francisco (423) 10:30 Otahostra. . • WOY, SchtnecUdy (380 ) 6^70 .Church services— English Luth- <r May Meet Burke In Bout SUNDA YOU ARE PATRONIZING A HOME INDUSTRT BESIDES, GETTING THE BEST HEADQUARTERS ft YOUR HEALTH CHILD’S Through thoughtlessness the slight cough or cold o f a child in often ne­ glected and noon becomes serious. A few doses o f FOGEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND, at small eost, taken at the onset of the cold would bring speedy relief. Re prepared, have a bottle of this safe, reliable cough remedy on hand, and give promptly when a rough or cold is detected. Equally ss effective for older persons. No opiates. Sold everywhere. 8 . ...Lander C o u r t e o u s S c r v ic *1 J u J lefa ! C ircuit o f I Ior Itin c Irru li C ourt o f flem laolr C o u n t,. In n i i r r r , . r, .* Pella ... n iv o n c K Uuestanfolt, Complainant. Cht* 4J- Wuootstifell. Respondent. _ J O H P K R O F B t m L lC A T IP N ------- The Rttle of Florida: To Chas IL 1> uestnnfelt. Responilant: « d , " , t you nPP*»r lo the n?it Dill 0 r< ofi *Complaint filed against you^harsln. on tha tth day o f May. W,CJ* *°r (S) eight consecutive weeks In the .Hanford Iferalil. a newspaper published In said county. W itn ess, my hand and official ?.eaL ,.h.'* ,hc 7th day of March. A. D. tnz4. (HEAL) R. A. DOUGLA8 8 . Clerk Circuit Court. By: A. M. Weeks. D. C. Du You Know TRat Our Monthly I ment Plan will. Make It Positively I To Meet Your Financial Obligations RAVINGS LOAN AND 5 AV i N G S C O M P A N Y ^-; 231 M A G N O L IA AV M i ia y W orms that Dance on Waves Are Puzzle to Science Alarm Clock Feeds Poultry and T u rn s on Lights Millions of tiny worms that "tlance** in the moonlight on the surface of thd cea during tho egg-hatching season, and transform tho waves into tha ap­ pearance of vermicelli soup, have been Poultry ran bo supplied with grain aqtotnatirally at any desired time from a feeder operated by an nlnrm cloek. Tho apparatus scatters tho ma­ terial in proper amounts over a 20foot space, insuring tho fowls sufficient exercise in gathering it. A switch at­ tachment con also be made lo tgrn electric lighta on snd off without in­ terfering with \hn feeding meritsoiXtn. Tho device can be hung to tho ceiling .1 a - ________ *___ * ____ •_ .___i _ _ i rl of coop or placed over a yard, and Is designed to do away frith much of the care required from stt—dsnts. It is claimed that it can be filled snd aet for work in a few minutes. , , ♦ f • Police Lwrn Eyel(4 Talking to Balk tbc Criminal Nothing could bo more acceptable to the well-groomed w frock in dark-henna n med with braid in E n color*, rce rows Ths braid is stitched down the frdnt of the tuhuLir tiink, which is hclil in at (lie waist with a Wadn*dolled ^ 3» ery*tR»dy came tackiest clothes and th« old timo. games, and th, m en u were ice cream u the cream served in tO0( cry one had the best ti and voted it the bent pan season. tt CAS SEEK B Y (POPULAR cMECHANICS c MAGAZINE observed off 8amos, the Antilles, snd the coast of France. They appear at the first snd last quarters of the moon snd in the month* of May, September, October, and November only. They are so small that it is estimated that more than 1.000X00 occupy the space within the radius of a small lantern. FOR WELL-GROOMED WOMEN Mias lin e n Chort*^. tained 30 o f her ^ -ta c k y " party at her l 2 YaniUa, Orange Ice and StrasU Brick P HONE Wire H ook to T hread Needle Saves T im e, A id s Eyes LAJfTA. Apr. 6. — Bobby i, American open champion, two down to Arthur Havers, ih open champion, at the end •• lath hole M their 86-hole Itlon match on the links of East Country Club here toTha match Is for an unofworld championship. and successful in h i,X T SPECIAL FOR 100 Daily Fashion Hint iy Jones 2 Down ’nd o f 12th Hole • SANFORD A SIMPLE MODE InrlScativa of the Ruuinn nwlr. nv interpreted by Paris, is this model in t4ack trfoc-lmrk satin. The closing is on the Wit shoulder, ncck-line and slashed sleeves being bound with bias fokls of M-lf-nutterial. Tho iw»*-t*irrp skirt is slipned underneath the blouse and si itched. If preferred, the «lcrp sections on the kimono sleeves may I* omitted. A sash of srlf-nutcrial holds in the fulnr-v at the waist. Medium size rcuuitca yards ,16-inch nuterial. Tirtorial Review Dfcss No. 1775.. Sizes, 34 lo 44 inches butt, and 18 and 20 year*. Price, 45 cents. ._ • WHEN YOU BUY PROTECT BY EVANS WOOLLEN, . President, Trust Company Division, American Banksrs Association. The continuance ot propertyright and the existence ot efficient government In (his land ot univor_ -------aal suffrage do\ pend upon the . dominance o t 1 s o u n d public ' opinion. More '• * / than snythlag ^ r i T - r p * A QUEEN \XJ W. DUr.rtfS' of Kenton, O., » * • after 30 yrars apprenticeship In stato politics. Is to he graduated to ihe national field this yenr. Durbin. It Is understood. It slafcd ns Ohio's member* on ihe Demo­ cratic National Committee. He will supplant w ho served as chairman during the Cox rampslgn of 1910. H r Trie A M o r U t m P r r w ) >*•* C i U. Adams, of Colorado. But al­ though he may be shy on avoirdu­ pois. Adams 1s one of the mental heavyweights, and hl.s " a y e " ’ or "n o” as the roll call gets under v.-ay Is a good Index as to 'th e merits of tho measure up for pur*a gc. . Adams Is the only member Of Congress from Colorado who was M in In that state. Ho Is a nntlvo of I’ ucbln. Is 41 years old and tho father cf four children. Adams* lather, who mdved to Colorado from Iowa In "50, Was nclivo In territorial politics nnd nftcr Us admittance to statehood wns governor for several terms. An older brother of tho senator, •Tilly" Adams, rlalms to hold tho national record In Inng-tcrm legis­ lating. having sat In the Colorado legislature 4S consecutlvo years. He was elected Ip tho first assem­ bly in,'TO, and hasn't missed a term since.* W . . relapse. “ Walter Bridges has also been very sick with them. » ' With the continued rains, the outlook for spring crops is the poorest-..for-a..num ber o f yenrvr Cold winds, cool . nights • and a shortage o f sunshine, nil are against them. •• Brtsson afld Sipes Avenues are to be opened up from Geneva Avenue south, so we hear. That Kill be good news for thdse llv- T H IL E ’ Washington continues to tnko tho Teapot Dome, Daugherty,. Internal revenuo and other. Investigations seriously, j - out here.' A ll o f the children havo ln » in that part of ton . It la regret we lMr. had th em -or are j u s t , recovering. C o ® !* ’ departure f r o ? !, ’.week, Mrs. T^M. Bledsoe has been very aid*;. We trust he m»» 2 iU with them and thia week had a Beginning with this March 31, there were 750 acres o f celery still unharvested, a small there- is evidence that the country Is finding occasional smiles as well part of. which was winter celery. as frowns in the situation. This wsok will finish tho cutting Witness tho new sprung _ — , —. „ .H T u M 1 , ted the golden. Mr. Walsma maria Hal. . /. a complete canvass o f the celery ‘ The man Wheeler and Brook- Jn the whole section. With no hart should call to Washington Is bad luck that will Aiean about 1,Ifopdlnl," this wiso guy said. "H a could solve thdr troubles In a "800 cars yet to cut wltf^ the be-? minute." . *, * ginning o f this present week. “ Why. how's that?" he .w as Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes, asked. Mr. Haynes, Sr., and the children "He could s!ur./ 'cm how to got drovo to Lake Wales and Winter Daugherty out of the cabinet." Haven to call on frionds Sunday, and enjoyed the hill arid dale HE' pacemaker in senatorial scenery o f Polk county. ■ lull-calls is. physically, tho Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, o f Eure­ ..lightest man In tho Senate— Alva ka Hammock, have their daugh- BY HARRY B j / u f t T NEA Senrico Staff Writer. » V '. « vX ¥ F . ' • 'ifcV g tU k a d h * V. t v u a g u v Detectives in'.Canada aro being taught a code by means of wbieh they ran communicate with one another tor dropping, raising or other movementa of Ihe eyes, and mlgo bow to ‘‘ talk*’ secretly by means of finger touches, by twistiog of a cigar, fingering of a mus­ tache and twiddling fingers behind the baek, Thia is being dona so (hat they ean transfer their tboughU when in ss® ion with T o save time in threading a needle, a device baa been patented in Europe recently that performs the operation quickly, even in poor light. A slight pressure of the fingers pushes a hooked wife through the eye o f a needle that haS'first been placed on top of a suzaty spring. Then the strand is put on the hook, whigh can bo done by an un­ steady hand, snd ss ths grip is released' cement ran bo added, but this is not always desirable, as it increases the quantity of concrete, and this may not be necessary. A good method of removing the excess ot water in to plieo a few common bricks in the mixture for s few minutes, snd it will be found that the bricks absorb so much of the water that the mixture soon becatae* workable. A common brick, when thoroughly dry, will ab­ sorb about g pint of water. THE OLD RELIABLE C lu tch T q overcome tbo grabbing tendency f a dutch on a W|ht ear a driver to­ talled sn additions! pedal plate, atof four bolts snd coil springs, the boftn fitting loosely in boles drilled for them and the springs keeping the pistes •eparuled. The bolts used are Vi in. to diameter and 21s in . lo n g . ** /9*Vi&u T h e y a r <^ fS p g lL - Has Built Majority of Nice Homes in Sanford Since 1908 ilippcd through boJea drilled in **-* (ha lows* plate i snd reamed put { \ so that tho bolts I a Kp ^vt \ can slip in 'aid [l )) ) out easily when Ar yL the pedal is un//x dec’ p re s su re . . The a u x ilia r y . V fs plate, being the miff* shape and site ss the regular plate, is drilled and tapped to xeseivw the screw, ends of the bolts. Before assembling, 2-in. open cod springs, (node of No. 10 brass wire, am placed-over (ho-bolts, which are then screwed into- the threaded hole* In tbs auxiliary plate until they the wire poswts out of the needle eye, trifle project just a trills;,the «nds are than Carrying tho thread with‘ It through domalallTe Preferred Stock Dividend 4'/, every six raontW April 14 and Oct 15. No better Investment. Provision made for money, should you need It. Directors T. J. Miller H. R. Stevens B. IVWhittier T , J. M iller, presid en t off is dimi;fiea.as many motor D, L. Thrasher S. O.'Shinholaei R- B. Chapman A. P. Connelly John Me ^ A. P. Comjrily, Betr Geo. A. DeCottea, Attorney. withdrawing your �1 UK1 THE SAN'FOR' A P R I E T T fH2*4 SA e “ M oth ers” Seven Thousccnd Young Men and W o m en D aily FASHION TUkNS HER SPOTLIGHT ON THE FAMILY ALBUM - T 7 T — t— ■' ! ; { ( >M 1 ! ‘ t :, ;i ; 4 A n d S a ys She L ikes H er Job gjj f '{ABodeat tamed down collar and .n® (M a in bmaqae bodice qf thU, un. .Uentablr modem gown which ‘r *. R fh tlfli ■* o f the family album pno• '.yiMfrapha of our grandmoth^ris and know* It the at-slgner ole not ,■ hie Inspiration from tho saino ftAMUiuo. Be •that u It may. tho lUrM M lt ta decidedly attractive, and s n | ( f . t i l l heroine shows- her senso' . of the fllnrss of things by wr-armg t "Ot her throat” as tho old fashion* J! «d novelists need to say, a lanro and beautifully cut cameo brooch. Pleat*, like the poor, seem likely f bp always with ns, and they aro * * ‘ *tm t deal more welcome, for £ they add a pleasing variation to RL^Uui.U lfce like silhouette to which f ■ * » a nation we seem committed. One hardly knows what tho deSlgners would do without the dl' iM u lon o t pleats and their allies, vy*- qrofflen. to break the lovel flatness % Of oar sartorial landscape. At the fife. Paris opening*. Henri Creango tells pleats'were featured In every 'V,,■_ dmncelvnhlo way. Patou especial', t .'•h ow s his preference for Oils, means of diversifying tho straight PV* atlhouette. Pleats are conelder- HMy mom than Just "part of the 1 d U ptu rn" In this pleasing frock of jv j’ A*V>1 * rMn Printed erepa do chine, IV.-1 Tnwn the South Manchester looms PS. Whose snn* fitting bodice, plain 6 / - ' tmek. tight sleeves, and demnm R « fwplte satin collar and cuffs might - present too severe sn aspect were U not for the gracious and gmeo' •Jet contrast of two wide- plaited ft t "Pounces of Crepe Chenette. Pleats . wire also used In a quaint new way * - -fa the lower section of the sleeve. llilll lilliiilii •- 8 l)aily Fashion Hint HILL LUMBER CO. House of Service, Quality aid Price. Phone 135. N u l l i v o f A p p l l r i . c l i i n t o r T a t I t rr t l 1‘ n ilrr H rrllini 375 o f th e li r n r r n l S i n l n t r * nl i h r S t a l e o f P l n r l d n Notice I* i.urebv given tli.it Uvcrstre.t lnvestiii.i"it I'nmpuny, pur­ chaser of "lux t'crtlflenlu No. 829, ill Ieil Die tut liny of Julie, A. I 1191'., has. filed sain certlfleste In my office, and tins made apidlciiilon for lax died to Issue in ueei.ilance With law. H.-iltl Certificate embraces tho following described property l«It IIitteet in Seminole t'ounty.. Florida. to -wit I " * 1 lilt. Ill P e g . \ \V. C o r . o f ..^U' t; vicro»i»v ^7S.VII.*/ \ %*!*%*% o t - .N i ;U L..T.ICII— 31 M. It. 3 9 |<L, run S.‘ r.r.H.C ft.. K. « 3 ft.. N. 536.'! f t . W. fit 3 ft . (l,esH It It. righ t-of-w a y)—* acres. Tlo< said I*.nit being—assessed at the date of the Issuance of such crrtlflcnte In the name of A, M. Hunt r u le 's said eertlflcnte shall lie redeemed nccortUng to law tax deed will Issue t h e r e o n .in the 15th tlay of April, A. I». 192 I. Witness my official signal urn and seal ibis the 7th day of March, A. I». 1931. (Hk a i .) k . v n o rn i.A sa . Clerk Circuit Court Wemlnle County. Florida tty A. M. Weeks, l>. C. n o t i m : To it if iiit o h s . Notice la hereby given tbu I the undersigned Inis been duly nppolnl- iletp-aseil, Tho business o f mothering Is nn exacting one. oven when It Involves watchfulness over only two or three. Consider, then, tho manifold re­ sponsibilities besetting one who calm iy and without fanfare or a c­ claim accepts us a privilege tho duty of mothering inoro than seven thousand young men and women. Obviously, such a purent-by-atloptlon must be nn extraordinary type, and there lies tbu answer. Mrs. Marlon T, Brockway Is tho House Mother of tho Homo OlTIces o f tho Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. H er omca In tho great building at One Madison Avenue, New York City, Is In the Center o f a veritable city o f In- ;t - fTmcTtont dg o f tho InlelfecL Tho exterior appcaranco o f and recreational activities o f lo r .young girls means nothing l»ut tho' charges, supervises' tho condUloijs|manifestation of their natural good under which they work and offers spirits", aho says. “ The sahto good advice and sympathy to those girl you nee Laughing wildly or who need It. chattering this minute os sho Not a girl o r young woman em- stops tn tho elevator to ascend to ployed by the Metropolitan hcsl- her oflloo Is transformed upon tates to recite her troubles lo Mrs. reaching her desk Into an Indust-c II rock way. They not always deal rlous. Intelligent* and depcndablo with Incidents to her Job and worker". “ Mother" Brock way has made It Mrs. Brock way viut tho first w oevldenl that oho doesn’t care man graduated from th « Jntm . whether they do. slrla Dinls relict In discussing any ili-.munit* bkuIitM said estqte are hereby tndlfled In present the same ns is typically Parisian, and here an exquisite model in brown coi- In m - U' I' I In ' ■ . r.i ...............b>tl>, ti'immed ililto hereof, or they will lie forever jnracul collar' and cuds. The sil- burred by law. persons llkijrhti9t lo s.nd estate mruette is tubular, since the dress nreAllrequired to come forward uml Apresscs the last word in style! and make settlement without delav. Inc string belt fastens at one side. Huiifurii, Florida. April 7th. 1921. lltFNl:- W. MA lilt V. " I f preferred, one of the ftir cloths Kseetil rlx. May <be uspd for the -trimming in- 4 .7-H -21-2*-3-5-13-l9-3fi-Mi­ 3cad of genuine peltry. Mcilitun TOe requires yards 54-inch matc- IIKI'AIITIIKST OF T ilK INTFItlull 41a!, and t f yard fur cloth. . 1 ' X. I.nrid nfflci ut i iiilip-svlll". 4 Pictorial Review Dress No. 1799. Flu.. April 3. 1921 Nolle- Ih hereby given that bulls Sixes. 34 to 50 inches bust Price Burin-), of iP in v.i, Florhlu. who. oil ticfolipr in. 1922. matin- H o m e stead l.iitrv. No. 1)1 777 1 , f-ir NHV. of Ntr'.i Hectlim 3 3 . Township 3 9 H.. 1 binge 3 3 U., TiilluhuNMee Meri­ dian. Inis nii-d n*»tl«-«- nf Intention In miilie I'limtiHiliitliiii Proof, to i-slaiillsh claim sfo ibf- laiol nb-ii- ile-i. ecrlheil. In-f'ir.- I'l.rk Flri-ult I’niirl. at Hanford. Florida, on tin- 22ml day of May. 1921. Claimant mnni-H iih .witnesses: . ft. M. i.rjer, nl IJenwva. Flnrbhi J. IV. FI) nt, of lleneva. Florida. IL Furlett .of «!,-ni vn. Klorld i. C. K. i i.iv is. of iSrneva. Florida. OKU itJItO M , lUalxter. J®* Important and Timely! --The Alt l l i f n C I ! f W f l { ^ * M nil other pemdns having claims nr .THE FRENCH franc drdppml slow six cents yesterday .and hinge to say that pleasca n.uny fcnchrrcn, especially frufral tnwtors. They were frightened Idly when the-franc dropped'bcpr three and one-half <N-nts. ut when it went up abovo six hits, the price of French recitriea dropped violently, sn that In M r IMAGINATIONS the owns of those securities were from teen to twenty billioiii ' of fcnes poorer than they were he- phaao of her life In Mrs. Brock-1, Bn way's presence, she Is given th o 3** sage advice o f ono who Is learned. ■■ In her calling. Him has success- n& fully reared two daughters o f h er 5** own and. abovo all. baa not f o r - 3 " gotten her own girlhood— and that Rn 1» about ns com plcto an answer fo r ! ’ * her popularity uml succesjj os any tin that could bo given. iliu Tho House Mother has a phlloa- 'S * ophy In her consideration of tho c S " flapper” that clashes somewhat *11 fearfully with the "old fashioned’* .£ 5 theories expounded by the ” antl- |B|i I1app. r" element. She Insists that bobbed hair, chewing gum, rouge, IfcS silk stockings and every other Item ■ * of feminine embellishment dear to J " tho young woman’s heart doe* not 5 5 in the bast Interfere with the nor- llies that lurk around money. They lorn nleo ttilit" m mt iKHUf.illy wfnf I I I I II A U m k i l l 111 I Homes them so they are often led Into fool­ ish Investments and speculations becauso they seek to gratify their _____—— ON W H i t W OM EN S H O U L D ¥ N TFfiSDAY v>ill begin file of Fie nvisl important features of our Spring sell­ ing campaign—a special drive on Coral Gabieri* iiir.ies! These homes have been designed by Miami’s leiidibg architects, have just been ccmplctcd and arc now offered for tm!e at attractive prices. KNOW ABOUT MONEY is usually sura loss. *■, ■ -— “ Don't think, Molly, that t monn' “ When you ara as old as I am." that women should not seek to got said Aunt Kmmy to her nlucu tho most out o f their money. They Molly, **l hopo thero won’t be so should. But tho way to gat the many widows llko Mrs. Strong Ins most I* lo keep It safe. They should Ing every cent through III advised -leek advice Properly and conservaInvestments and having to taliannv lively Invested at bIx per cent and sort of a Job to, keep body and soul the Interest re invested each year, together." money will actually double Itself In ••Why hot. Aunty?""' Inquired t« iv.- years. If you taka fa.ooo Molly. “ Wldftws and orphans have end lav It away itwill be only always beon victimised.” IV'iuO lo the end of time. It you "They don’t, nm-d to bo.” replied l it tt into an III advised Jnyest" Aunt Emmy. "Every day beti.-i in ment—It might all bo lo st'o v e rvestment advice Is Upon lo women ' ulrfb't. Hut If you got good mlvlca Now a days the banks make tllc'.r-, and put It io work In a good Invest- 9 % The houses tiro of Ihc highest grade in design .i:h( com: l rue (ion. They are locuti'J-l cd in larious l;ccliens cf the suiting), nnd on many of cur finest boulevards. They nre built of cement block and stucco for the most part, and in every detail will measure up to the demands oT, the* most discriminating homc-!o.er. •1 * .„ n •* t • ■’fc* FOR A LIMITED TIME C \'LY TH ESE- HOMES OF DISTINCTION W IL L BE S.)LD FOR 10% d 'o W N A N D •1% M ONTHLY. IT S PEJRELCT . PRICES RANGE FROM $7,:00 TO .'130,000. It fa only an imaginar;- change i , value. But it is b/ imngina-i an that we livo and by imagina-^ B R E A D COU LD B! bn that we are frightened to m a d e lath. This drop In the franc re- ! VfB*D j isurcs and pleases the owner of m a k e ^ench government bonds, for, of >• franc goes down, those secun- j ea naturally become worth "more • Many of these houses nre built on two plnLi. *A!I f*ave,fjamfccs. Srma are in the choicest frujt grove sections cf Coral Gables. Other delightful fcalurcn include large living nnd sleeping rooms, loggias and patio.-, screens t n wln-luv/., ti.qq.v. an 1 ,:i.reheH, iiian'.cd'iiav.ns, paved streets and ce­ ment sidewalks. |f it were possible to make •tier of Application for Tax llrvd any better bread or pastry * ndrr Nvrlloa 373 of Ihr Ornrral than is turned out by this es­ ItilS lM of <hr Stair of Ftorliln 'Nutlet- Is hereby given that'lllchrd J. UunUy. purchitoi-r uf Tux tablishment you cun feel quite ertltlrato Nit. 311. duteil (he fith py of June, A. l». 1921. has tiled satisfied in your mind. sid eertlflratp In my office, -and U mode application fur. tax deed i (hat we would lie making a I Issue In accordance with Inw.i lid certificate emhrares tile foliwlng described property . situated' better article. This, however. l Mypilnolu county. Florida. lo -w ll:r Is u human impossibility. We Wft of NWH. Sec. IS, Twp. 2 9 . !■ ango t> Fast.— 1 0 aerva. T b * a a b l' bake a perfect bread and per­ LPd being asaeased at thd dale o f . la Issuance of such eertlflcnte In >fect pastry. |e name of Unknown. Unless said 1 trilflcale shall he redenmrd «rSrdlng lo law lax deed will Isaun Nernun on the 1st day n( May. A. In the building nf these hcunit'every rdvantaqe has been laken or mass-producUon» and econo­ mies in labor and material cost. v»n..t j it \o. ,iih!u , i n. c :r :idcrable saving. A small initial payriient anti the ha’ anec i:: ly payuenls—ll;tJc if any myre thun you now pay for rent— wilt make it poosih! •fer you to o.vr oie i f t!ic33 ittrictivc he uses at Coral Cables, if you buy" now. M»H .* your ».e. erva'.L is fc. c l i . I f Lc Ccr:;l G i’x cs at the lcca! cflice today and grasp the opportunity. And Service Station Formerly Hmith llres. XJnrage nnd *, Machine Shop m Itnesa my offlrlal slariiiturc and ! thle the 22nd day of March,! D. 1JH. — ' I.) ( K. A. IHiFcjf.AHS. Clerk Circuit Court Hemluol*-, County. Florida, fly A. M. Weeks, D. C. s i *r , i - l l -4-1-11-21-21 n A ^ Y ^ E N F y > V E L D IN G , Gas, Oil and Accessories SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. GEORGE E- MERRICK;, OW NER AND DEVELOPER EXPERT REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY HAMMERS & RURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS STORAGE By Day, Week or Month . — r Bon fox'd Office: Milane Theatre IJldg^ C. L. Bennett, Division Mgr H9 arfV 1 tton i-A fti- i k s s u i w : i s i ' l i r a W o o d r u ff a n d W a t a o n t n in u a n n ■7 ! •* - - -TwnimrSt. I1ctcr3bnriy,"g5hTorg, LaRelrttid. DeLand, Eustis M K R A s o i ? ;,:.;. ‘r- * E x e c u t iv e 0 (Tices: 153 E , F la g le r S t r e e t , M ia m i. ,i» - r - 3 0 y e a r s in b u s l n ? * f c 4. " —- t F lo r id a O f f i c e s : J a c k s o n v U Ie , S t. A u g u s t in e , W e s t P ulin R e a c h . D a y to n a . Q rln n d .. Remember Our New Location Lota In Woodruff’* Sub-Division on easy terms. ~ Aer««,-Flowing WeMy-Land Solid ffo'dy. Sub-" . * 9 -I -J--• ' . • • j• ~ : . Ml „ >■■■; * . . . . . . . r*"" i' ■. •. » L. “ • r ■ R ■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■a' *$.j?3 , 1p'f.1< , *'• . * •. - M n a S �THE SANFORD Quartette j MOM’N-POP Facility In J $ M A H - Ta*vraJC.wf. rwwvc. he First Program •urTMbkV AW VM. M.tut Tri £:;V MEfr TMLFL‘6 A W ! AW i BLACK DAW'S - T\i. .* P V .H J 4 T K l . *»»«C A s WALK THv yrt'.'TF.T AN*. J S MAVBt I'LL *?in 50mCT>0N6/ FLORIDA S T A T f COLLEGE [R WOMEN, April 7—The Fscv String. flrat .. Ip a ra nee in a concert at the tttlit Church, here laet week. As j string choir le the moat lm-i [ant o f Qie choirs in the <w-| itra, so the string quartette la moat important group in enible productions, according to ■ Ella Scoble Opp.erman,.dean he school of-music. I be violins for the soprano and ] hralto parts were ployed by : « Gortrude Isldor. who. haa, f the head o f the vhriin depart-! ft for the past «t»een‘ years, end I I \ l # o * 'o e t tic a lc o » . DEATH tF P a O t X V t T i J T M H W -5>^ 0 " t . tK6 ALL K IN O S O* \ PETS F lF T 'f B O N g S A LOT T PtH CEP A HOUND LtK E f T H lV N • I S HE r 1 PEtuGRtED? w w v L K5&6GER TKAN r r r ^ ms i s - PEDi 6 R E E D 7 ' pER TH* l PE.DK3REE AN nrtN CENT* WORTH OC daw 6 - S o l d * j WRAP EM UP - / S3T PALM BEACH—$375,000 act let for erection of new tment building at north OUvu and Second Avenue. * piefed, am# th e completed work haa been Anally accepted by the Com­ mission of the City o f Sanford, Florida. Tho following la the final estimate for paying Third Street TWenty-four feet in width from ’ Magnolia. Are. west to Oak Ave.J Re-, placing ,th* nine foot brick pavement with asphalt pavement, on a rock, foundation: 403 Cu. yd*, grading. <g> 40c ..... _ ....... 2227.Sta. Yds. overhaul @ 1 c ________ _ 1028 Lin. ft. concreto curb and gutter <§> 771.00 , 150 Lin. ft, flush curb @ 30c ...*......... 45.00 48.00 320 Lin. ft. granite curb reset @ 1Se­ 875.25 l l dT Sq. yds. rock base © 7 5 c ..... .......... 1131.99 1167 Sq. yde. 2" sheet asphalt top .(£? U7c 357.00 860 Sq. yds. brick re-laid @ 42c —, 672 Sq. ft. alley return* @ 22c .... 147.84 64.00 2 Type B Inlots <g) $27.00 ______ !.... 2 Manhole* ______;..... ... .................. ...... 110.00 350 Lin. it. 12" storm sewer {§) $1.10 .. 540 Sq* ft. sidewalk @ 20c ..... ............... 1 Monument at street intersection*___ Laboratory Inspection __ 1_»______ Legal expense, advertising, etc., 27r Engineering 4%■ ................................ Lets Credit 475 Sq. yds. brick (?) $1.17 $ 4533.23 .. 555.75 Total cost ........ .......... ............... ..... ........... $3977.48 To be borne by City 1-3, $1325.83. Ti be borne by adjacent property, $2651.65 Number of feet frontage, 93G. Assessment per foot frontage, $2,833. FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer. Foot Final Name Dcarriptjon Frontage Assessment E. R. Trofford'a Map, Si ; S. O, Shinholser, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 3 ................. ... . jrTfc Congregational Church, Lot 10, Bile 4, Tr. 3 .......... {jgfi _J>d Randall, Jr., Trustee. J. N. Robson, Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 4 .......... ... ....... Mrs. L. H. Thrasher, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 4 ........... Peoples Hank and E. A. Douglass, Lot 1, Blk 5, Lw Tr, J ......... —...»........—.................................. <3) W. n. Williams, Lot 9, Blk 6. Tier 3 ......... _____ Temple Instn. Inc., J. D. Jinkins, Sec. l^it 1, Blk 5, = Tr. 4 .............. ;................................................. 88.7H Presbyterian Church, II, C. DuBoae, Lot fl, Blk 5, 88.78! Tr. 4 .......... .......... ............................... .......... 88.78 The above and foregoing final assessments i interest up to May 15, A. D. 1924, and from and fiD 43 106 51 *pcc*“ * As»essnienta, will be payable only In ten i Total cost ........... ---------------- ------------ ------- ---------- -----------To be borne by City 1-3, $3307.44. * .£ To be borne adjacent property, $6614.88, * Number fset frontage, 2008.18. < •«» L*»> ' Assessment per foot front $2.2746. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engiiieer. Foot Ftaaf* -I Name Deaeriptlon Frontage Asaertiaeat E. R. Trafford’a Map, Sanford, Fla. Atlantic Const Line Ry. Co., W. 61 ft. of E, H Blk 4, Tr. 12 .................................... ........ ..... . 138.75 J. H. Hodges W. hi of Blk 4, Tr. 12 ...... ..... ;...... 74**! Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., W. 61 ft. of E, U, Blk H JH L ^ 5, Tr. 12 ............... .— ________ ___________ 148.75 Melsch Reslty Co., W. Vi of Blk 5, Tr. 12 ____ 480.37 Florida Land ft Colo. Co. Map of St. Gertrude Add. to Sanford. T. S. Davis, Mrs. Lot 4, Blk Z ....................... ....... .. 281.82 T. A. Styles, E. 1-3 Lot 8, Blk Z i................. ........ 51.48 A. E. Hill, Mrs. W. 2-3 Lot 8, Blk Z ........... ............... 102X6 J. T. Allen, Lot 10, Blk Z ....... .. ............ . 154.44 D. O. Brown Est. E. 1-2 and E. 15(t, 9 in. o f N , W. 1-4, Rlk 6, Tr. 13 .......... .......................... Mary E. Stylos W. 1-2 of Blk 6, Tr. 13, (Less E. 15 .,\L.)Eit>Mj .1 ■. i■■ •i 300X5 Victor and Belle t W f c 'f f ll Blk 5, Tr. 1 4 .... 61104 C. W. Boyvman, E. 43.7 fL Blk 5, Tr. 1 5 ......... sY i.3 2 Avocado Terrace, Sanford, Florida. Hehry Nickel Lot 1 ______ __ __ .....*..................... Henry Nickel Lot 2 ...;.^r...... ............. ;..................... _143» Henry Nickel Lot 9 ...»......................................... . 14330 Henry Nickel Lot 10 ............................................ . Henry Nichel Lot' 11 ...........’............... ....... .......... 113,79 Henry Nickel Lot 12 ..................... ........................... 113.73, Henry Nickel Lot. 13 ................................................. 113.71 I Henry Nickel Lot 14 ........ ...... ............................... .. 113.73 j Henry Nickel Lot 15 ......... ........................... ......... .. 113.73 j Henry Nickel L o t'Id ...... .... ................... ............. . 115.73 L. G. Stringfellow's Subdivision. F rD .-M cB rid trL ot-i-Bik "A r :................ Mrs. Mary Packard S. T-2 Lot 2, Blk “ A ” ______ L. E. Tew N. 1-2 Lot 2, Blk “ A " (Leas N. 10’ ) ____ L. G. Strlngfellow All Block "B” _____ ___ __ mu The nbovo and foregoing (Inal assessments are payable wiUsotit interest up to May 15th, and from and after such date Said speeltt assessments will be payable only in fen'equal imiukT insUllmehta writfr interest at 8% per unnunvoi^ all deferred payments. ' -------~ jl WllneasTmy Haricl as City Clerk and the Seal o f the'City o f San­ ford, Florida this 4th day o f April, A, D. 1924. (SEAL) L. R. PlfllLlPS, City Clerk'' 4-7-14-21-28-5.5 THE world's greatest inventors would be wasting their talents if their creations were such that they interested no one else— and unless some one else were able fc6 enjoy them and benefit by them. Nothing amounts to much that is confined to one person or to a limited group. Stop and think for a minute! Isn't it because thoughts are so easily exchanged and spread broadcast that this country is so fine a place to live in? 0 The advertisements in this paper are thoughts. Many of them are thoughts conceived with you in m in d thoughts for your comfort— your pleasure— your health your satisfaction. Thoughts that will save you time, money and comfoit. . A l l PROt’ RRTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON CENTRAL Alfred Foster, Lot 6 3 .... ....... ............................... . Alfred Foster, Lot 04 ....... ........ ...... ....................... 8TREBT FROM SANFORD AVE. TO FRENCH AVE. Alfred Foster, Lot 65 ............. .................. .............. Notice la hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pnveAlfred Foster, Lot 66 ...... ......................................... t on Central Street from Sanford Ave. to French Ave. has been I. Toyama, Lot 67 ................... .............. ................... pleted, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the I. Toyama, Lot 08 .......... ......... .............................. Geo. A. DeCottcs, Forrest luike, and A. R. Key Emission o f the City ef'Sanford, Florida. Lot 7 1 '.............................. ..................................... The following is the final estimate for paving Central Street 24 In width from Sanford Ave. to Park AVe. and 18 feet in width F. B. Adams, Lot 72 ............ ...... ............ ................ L Park Ave. weal to French Ave. with sheet asphalt on 6’.' rock W. C. PcCoursey, Lot 73 .—............................ ....... W. C. DeCoursey, Lot 74 ............ ....... .................... J. E. Chandler, I*ot 75 ................................. .......... . i Sanford to Park 24 feet in width. J. E.- Chandler^-Lot -76 __ ........................... $ 411.60 Cu. yds. excavation tg> 4 0 c ------- -— - — G. E. Ellis, Lot 77 ................................................. .. 58.00 Sta. yda. overhaul @> l c ............................ G. E. Ellis, Lot 78 ............ .................. ................. . . 1407.00 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter <g> 75c 73X0 H. C. DuBose, Lot 79 ’ .................. ................. I.... Lin ft .' flush curb @ 30c — —— . 1905.00 W. T. Field, Lot 80 .............................. ................... Sq. yds. 6" rock foundation <@> 7 5 c ......... . 2417.24 Meets and Bounds Descriptions, Sanford, Fla. Sq. yds. 2 " sheet asphalt top @ 9 7 c ..... 37.18 Mrs. E. S. Adams, Reg. at NW. Cor. o f SWU o f Sq. ft. concrete alley returns (g> 22c ... SWH o f NEV4, Sec. 36, 19- 30 run S. 132 feet, 54.00 Type B inlets $27.00 ........................ E. 315 ft., N. 13U ft,. W. 315 ft., to beg.......... 50.00 51anhole . . . . . . . . . . . — ....... , 130.90 L. E, Whjte. NWV4 of SWU of NEU o f S ec.-36Lin. ft. 12” atorm sewer @ $1.10 ............. 19-30............................... ............................. .......... 112,751 11,2 1 F ttra 'w o r k ‘ ........— ...... ........................ .. Orange Ileights, Sanford, Fla. 13.00 Monuments * t street intersections *«**•«**« 82.10 L. E. White, Lot 10, Blk 3 ............... .'......................... Labratory* inspection ..................... —.lS^JOO L- E. Whlta^-Lot 2tMilk.3.------- *.......... Legal expense. adveTtlutwgy^ubPT^y^y. $0,7 Blk* Engineeringtv47p» — :— — I.. E. White. Tilt 20. Blk.A 22T.2T The above and foregoing final assessments are payable without interest to May 15, 1924, and from and after such date, sAld special ft* borne by City 1-3, $2349.81. assessments will be paysble only in ten equal annual Installments with me borne by adjacent property owners, $4699.62. interest at 8% per, annum on all deferred payments. ■ M r oY fcVTt frontage, 1639. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City o f Banfesmetit per foot frontage, $2.8674. ford, Florida, this 4th day of April, A. D. 1924. f Froth Park to French 10 feet wide: L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. $ 660.00 (SE A L) 15 Cu. yds. grading <S> 40c .:.................................. . 227.65 4-7-14-21-28-5-5 f66 Sta. yda. overhaul @ Id ............. ...... ............... . 1051X0 16 Lin. ft. flush curb <3> 30c ..................... ...... 2304.75 TO A (,L PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON THIRD 13 Sq. yda. 6" rock base <g> 75c _______________ . 2983.72 n Sq. yda. 2" a»ph*lt top 9 7 e ________ ___ _ STREET FROM MAGNOLIA AVE. TO MYRTLE AVE. 24.20 b Lin. ft. 12" sewer @ $1.10 ............... .......... .. Notice la hereby given that' the construction o f the asphalt pave­ 13.00 ment on Third St. from Magnolia Ave. to Myrtle Ave. haa been com­ 8.47 00.91 pleted, and the completed worll has been finally accepted by the Com. 147X9 miasion o f the City 0$ Sanford, Florida. The following is the final estimate o f the coat o f widening '.he . 294.68 sheet asphalt pavement on Third Street from Magnolia Avenue west to Myrtle Avenue from 24 feet to 30 feet in width. $7806.37 120 Cu. yds. excavation © 40c ...................................................... $ 48.00 b« borne by City 1-3, $2602,12. 600 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ....................... ........... ......... ........... 6.60 be borne by adjacent property owners, $5204.25. 432 Sq. yda. rock bas< 75c .... . ................ ................ ‘ 324.00 mber o f feet frontage, 2931. 432 Sq. yda. 2" ihset asphalt top <§) 97c ..... ...... .......................... 419.04 icaament per foot frontage, $1.7756. Lnbratory Inspection ..... ....... ............................. ......... ......... 9.95 Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2$> ....... .......... .................. .... 16.15. Engineering 4% ___________ ____ ....................................... . 32XO M Deaeriptlon Fronta Markham Park Height! Addition to Sanford, Fla, Total cost $172.01 M. Shipp, Lot 2, Blk F ........... ............ .................. t To.be borne by City 1-3, $285.35. 172.04 , M. Shipp, Lot 3, Blk F ...................... ........ .......... t To be borne by adjacent property owners, $570.69, 172.04 kndy Anderson. Lot 4, Blk F...,............... ......... « 258.06 Number o f feet frontage, 1387. 180.38 Assessment per foot frontage,’ $0.4110. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. . 186X8 [F. Roper, Lot 8, Blk E ____ __ — ------- ----- ------- ( . Fool Final 200.72 P. Herndon, Lot 9, Blk E -------------------- --------- - ' Name Description Frontage Aaseasment 200.72 knh Grayham, Lot 10, Blk E - ..... ........ ............ ' B. It. Traffrod's Map, 8anford, Fla. 400.00 pia M. DeForrest, Lot 6, Blk D ................. ....... ll S .'0 . Shinholser Lot 5i Blk 4, Tier 8 __ _________ 199.28 ja Frank, Lot 7, Blk D .................... ...................... ( Congregational Church* Lot 10, Blk 4, Tier 3 ____ 200.71 Is Frank, Lot 8, Blk D ....................... ...... ....— ... ' Dr, J. N. Robson Lot 5, Blk 4, Tier 4 ................... 193X5 3. Babbitt, Lot 1, BlkG ( 198X6 Mrs. L. 11. Thraiher Lot 10, Blk 4. Tier 4 ........ ...... IS. Babbitt, Lot 2. BlkG _ ( 193.55 Peoples Bank Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 3 _______ __ j ___ |S. Babbitt, Lot 3, Blk G ____ ___1_____ ____ 1 193X5 W. B. Williams, Lot 9, Blk 6, Tier 3 ___.......... S. Babbitt, Lot 4, BlkG ______ < $00.72 Or (W . B. Williams) |A. Nlel, Lot 1, Blk H --------' 200.72 Temple Inatn. Inc., Lot 1, Blk 5, H er 4 ...... ............ [jT..lllV*r«, l^ot 2) BlY H -------------- — ------------- ' 240.72 Presbyterian Church, Lot 6, Blk 5, Tier 4 ......... ..... J*. Wthra* t o f ti Blk H ____ » .!......................... ' 204.72 Mrs, A. E. Hill, Lot 5, Blk 4. Tier 5 ........ .......... I » k 4 f Bllr G, * — •••* 1 200.72 S. O. ft J. C, Chase, Lot 9, Blk 4, H er 5 .... ...... 146X8 Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad C o , Right-of-way, Went, Lett 2, Bile. If Blk 4, Tr. 5 ...................— — 887.10 u H. Cowan, Lot 8, B it T ...»------------ ...... T. W. Williams, Lot 1, Blk 5, Tier 5 •ford Heights Addition to Sanford. Fla. $230X2 Mrs. A. E. Hill, to t 6, Blk 6, Tier 5 Br. Baumel, Lot 47 .................. .............. ... Atlantic Coast Line Railroad C o, 106X4 Dingec, Lot 48 ______ _________ r » __ Begin at N. W. Cor. Lot 6, Blk Tiar 6 „ run t \ 100X4 ‘ Dingeo, Lot 49 _____________ West 42 f t . South 58X9 feet Northeasterly to 106X4 ni C, HoUlnger, Lot 50 ...... .......... ............. beg ............... ............................. . 30 . 14Jl 100X4 C. Holllngar, Lot 51 The above and foregoing final aasdsiments are payeble without 106X4 ra C. HoUlnger, Lot 69 106.54 iltcreat up to Hay 15, 1924, and from and after such da'te/ said special V C. HoUlnger, Lqt 70 100X4 assessments will be payable only -in ten equal annual installments 1ft Carrall, Lot 58 w ith tnt>ri>«t *1 Rfii n*v annum nn a ll l i a f o n a J 100.54 with Interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payment*. Robson, Lot 63 ___________ Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City o f Satf100X4 Eobean, Lot 54 ------ »L ford, Florida, this 4th day o f April, A. D. 1924. 100.54 Rabedn, Lot 55 __________ .) (SEAL) U R . PHILIPS, City C IlfktL 106X4 uid Mary A. McKim. Lot 50 ISM Cu. yds. excavation @ «fe ‘ — ........ - ..... . WOO Sta. yds. overhaul $ le SW5 Lin. ffc fluah^cort). .& 30c 2989 Sq. yd*, rock base ® 75e — — . ............ 2897 Scj. yds. 2", sheet saplUtt £ 9 lo - - U . « K . 6 Type B Inlets ($ $27X0 ....--------------------307 Ft. 8” storm sewer, 0 8ft *....*........... 308 Ft, 12" storm sewer @ $1.10 ..... „ 728 Ft, 15" storm sewer @ $1.36 ....... 4 Manholes <g> $50.00 ________ ___________ 1 Manhole @ $00 _______________ ________ 1200 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile laid @ $05.00 per M, Extra work ____.'.._______ _______________ 2 Monuments set at street intersection^_____ Laboratory Inspection of materials ,i,...... . Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2% *.___ ■ Engineering 4% _________ __ ____ __ __ S 1)6 you take full advantage of them? Do you read them, every day? Advertising is the Voice of Artterican Business Don’t dose your ears to it 4*7-14-21-22-6-5--- -----------------r----:----- • ------------ * TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS O’ STRKBT PROM MAGNOLIA • » - n . •• * • _ aL'. ftW W 1■■1 t3ffi �mi r / . .. y . ■■ ; VCf, •V'4V; THE SANFORD HERALD, MONI1AY, APRIL 7, 1034. ; ie SanFMa Hcr.-tld I 't n i n t *h " ’ THat'CftfawayBiff,“W hyN ot?.- „ .„s~ v Write j^ur ^ejwtor end congressttian friends to support Afc ^Brisbane Sefe It t^iat providing for tile registration Of ktiD .',:vA Heir Gorrllla. .Bertrand. Russell.v Fighter. byists. Possibly your senator and congressman friends wlfl M Second Clan Matter, Oc- do nothing of the kind; but your letters may in d u ce replied if'. Wolves, Not Dots. ’Nod-Flying Duck. at tha Poetofflca at Florida, undtr act of March explaining just what is wrong with the Caraway bill, and Copynam. in i thus give enlightenment to unsophisticated constituents. .....Editor D J . OMAN.. Senator Caraway would have the lobbyists who appear • ANOTHER GORILLA is com­ AWt* ORHO _______ u-------------in the corridors o f the cnpitol regifiter each month. He would ing here, a lady coming along tak­ ing care o f him. Such .animals Pheoe 14H Avm m have the lobbyists or for what they ore work . , , tell for whom ,. . . . u-ually die— o f homesickness, ir n ic fu m o * rateai ing, how much they are paid for their services, and w h at: their keepers say— shortly after •ar„_.T_|7.00. 81a Montha IJ B« w r « l In City Carttar par money they arc-spemling-om the entertainment uf members \they land. They t-;erp-rimp*' be* ■I ltc. ,We**r Edition II Par of congress arid other government officials. | PrPMUr4! on The Arkansas senator says that there ore several types See this new gorilla if you tan i„L'SOTICfci All obltatry Some of them, the senator agrees, are honestly Look at hi* hug.: .'aw, big teeth, cardi of thanka. resolutions of lobbyists .cos of entertainments wllere working for the promotion of measures which they believe wide chest, arms and hand* un­ i a r * mad*, will be charged comfortably like your own. regular advertising rales: will be of great priblic benefit; and this cla*a of lobbyist, he Observe hi* terrific p->wer and you will know why YOLK breed contends, would not be embarrassed or in any way injured T h a ASSOCIATED PltKfll Associated rresa Is asclua: by having their aims in black and white ori a public register. rules the earth instead of HIS breed. He was so strong that it emit* an to tha usa for rapubiu oC AH nawa dispatches As for the professional lobbyist, and the lobbyist em­ wasn’t necessary for him to ad It oi QOl otharwlaa THINK. Youc ancestors were so ad In Ahi# papar *nd e'en lha ployed by corrupt interests, the Carawfcy measure would plfiy v-’aak .that they had to think or ■sa w i« aublianad nareln. All the mischief with their activities. The fellow who now “ works die. itfe of rw-r-nbltcatloi. of spactal I tches haraln ara atao reeerved. I both sides of the street,” contriving for the introduction of They decided to think, and their legislation which he knows will arouse antagonism and then descendants shot and caged the MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1924. as carily as ho would kill hiring himself out do the opponents of the measure to fight agorillaa fly. the bill, and the fellow who acta as the-paid representative of gentleVnan thieves;' thfcs’e ’would ’ find that register their YOU WILL read that "Bertrand Peace I leave with you. my peace Doomsday Book. They just couldn’t subscribe. Russell, now here, favors the Lea­ I give unto you: not as the world gue o f Nutluns; thinks it cannot But the point in all this is, what will be the actual for- 'function giveth, give. I unto you. Let nut properly until I he United .■ your h e a rt, u« troubled, neither ! tune of the Caraway bill? Wliat reception will it command? States comes 'in, and hopai that let it t)e afraid. John 14:27, Who will oppose' it, and why? As The Herald said in the the United State- WILL come in. Mr. Russell puts >truth above beginning, write to your friends in congress, and ask them propaganda THE DltRAM -TlM E SONG nnd the longue. Some .The day’s {o n e , honey, but it’s jo support the measure. Then .watch their record when the don't. It may intercat yon to ^ tim eefor rest; know what he nan* yeitcrdny. iote is taken. Servants must obey Masters. The child tp its mother, and the bird Jo its nest; \ Even the sun seems sleepy when ® S ;\ his day’s work’s done. And the stars light the shadows fo r (he sweet Little One. ------- 1-------0 -7 ------------ Dollars On Deposit Tell Of Good Times. t r i ’ •*T- iV , . ? H Q W P A R DID YO U S A Y IT W A S , JOHN?” P an Bobs Says - i >*O/* f I f you arc well bred, ycu V j buy ypur new straw lid instesd I getting it in a restaurant. #- *t - Sow your garden seeds ac«rf. I ing to directions or you Win u I mowing the ~ttewla-nrf If yoUr memory is bnd ■ou n I improve it-b y tryin g'to lcam >1 the new soft drink name:,. Haircuts arc so high now it ^ I most pays to be a musician ot i poet. A radical Is a man who thill, I the world is • menace and ihosg be destroyed. . i 11 * ■ -l ’1 Reckless drivers should si*.1 clear of ambulances because tin will ride in one themselves day.' f ■ __ Perhaps the radio often smraj,| as It does because the mu lc I ! passing through some boo^o zii", | ' planes. The hdt summer months an I coming. A practical hot weatha icoatutnc Is a bath tub full <>f wj.1 ; ter. UN-V?' “ I am bound to confess that if I were AN AMERICAN I should probably not want to see the { United States go into the League I pf Nations and might offer many j reasons why the United States* should NOT go into the League j of Nations.” A summer resort is a rhal where the mosquitoes start | about dnrk, just when the fiiti] |uit work. * • The men on the^e cigaret cdrtr-l Florida’s state banks had an increase in <feposits of tiscmerits look a ' pleased hi if I more than twenty-three million dollars, in 1923 over those of they h:ul suddenly decided |>’ rifely watcher, •J922. The total ideposfta of the state banks amounted to the swear off sm okin g.. firelight’s gleam, gigantic sum of $ 124,661,332. Of this money, $1,244,830 was be dreaming WHEN YOU hear Bertrand in. the stute savings banks. And all of these figures are ex­ The auto market, the insurant^ dreams you dream. called a pneiflat. bear in *? '• market, and the bootleg marlrt clusive of the figttres representing deposits in national banks Russell mind thnt he is a FIGHTING paci­ \J never seem to reach the auturatlot f dreams have left me, and the doing business in this state. fist. He believes that lighting pointy Shadows say: should be done mentally, but it Is Look at the foregoing paragraph agnin. Look at those not likely that any man would ex­ “ l ig h t lo r t* , forever— Love^_ far ,cW *r figtires and talk them over with the folks at the office or in cel him in either'physical or men­ •wart 11S B B I I I I l I B B i a s r R S O S E S S D X I I I I I I S S B a a a S R I I I I I S why ab you Unger In CTl the shop or on.the street. When the pooplc of Florida can tal courage in a moment o f dan­ hJ K lonely Night ger. He believes that war can Sanford’s Forum Whan Love was your life-dream— put more than a hundred and twenty-four million dollars into be ended, but the only .jgeney thnt just Home of their banks, the people of Florida must.he doing could end R at this moment would when Will The Women Vote? Love was your L igh t7” fairly well in the eyes of Old Man Prosperity. When the be one super-pow?.-, great enough people of Florida have more than a hundred and twenty-four to impose peace upon smaller na­ And I Viay not answer; tions by by its own will. dry delegates already in the field Editor The Herald: But the day’s work’s done— million dollars to draw on, it must be that they are spending There is to bo on tiie tenth nnd nnd that it will be brought forci­ considerable cash in one way and nnother right here in their Let md* dream I am dreaming * MR. RUSSEL^ is no dreamer, eleventh of thia month in Wash­ bly before candidates in primary W itlwthe sweet Little One! own state. The gene­ He says frankly thnt England ington, a conference which marks and genera] elections. not dare talk the most significant ' forward sis if this upheaval is rather in­ The fact is that this big sum of money is many times its does Every day secs Sanford grow to France ns she would liko to movement o f the women o f Am­ teresting, and came through nr faster. size in actual value. It is money that is in circulation, trav­ talk because France dominates erica since the right to vote be­ appeal to Mrs. Henry Peabody and . a . o---------eling from one man lo another, the same dollar doing the ser­ the air. And when you ask him came theirs. This is the meeting ether women in the Boston Social - W h y not a community chest for vice of many dollars. It is financing great development pro- what he would .*j if he .ruled of tha Women’s National Com­ Register to each write their con­ ‘ ’ o rd f mittee for Law Enforcement, And gressmen nnd get ten others to Sanford, Fla. T h e ' ^ int(> the 'hamlfl" 'o f inTcifis'^fash- it represents the delegated nu- w-rite to "save mine and hpr's.” p re sept Congressional ses- Floridn a business men; nndfrom them into the hands ngain ion, and turn the other cheek, thoritynf ten mjllion women us The appeal did not work in the has developed into a barber of developers and builders who provide more payrolls for He says: “ I would build a fight- Included in organizations o f such way it wos intended ,but started A cordial welcome awaits you at this With Bonacllln massages all ing air fleet equal to that of dignity and auch conceded worth n resolution of protest instead. more home spending. rare. France.” ao i the General Federation of Truly, there Is n wonderful line­ Daily, too, new money from other states is being attract On the whole, If you listen Women’s Clubs, the Y. W. C. A., up In the l e a d e r s ! , o f this work, : Strong Financial Institution -------- 0 .• Flowers grow profusely In this ed to those Florida towns that offer the best attractions, or I carefully TO Mr. Russell, *ln-. the Congress o f Mothers and but its success depends upon the lection o f the state. Why can’t Fai-ent-Teachers’ Association, individual response to their bugle ,AT. him> y°u witl American ■ Capital and Surplus - $125,000.00 iford be'made a city of flowers? that go after the money in the most progressive way. The ilteat, of Legion Auxiliary, Fed­ Call. giving h little time and atten- state banks’ increase of twenty-three millions in 1923 should • rn “ ^°otl Shall - our women by their eration o f .Woman's Board o f 1 to beautification In this man- be doubled or even trebled in 1024. And Sanford should make- $1,500,000.00 BABY GUY Stillman—little both Home and Foreign Missions, apathy tacitly stand with thoso i Total Resources i the city? could bo made'more one of the best records in the attracting of new capita] to be h°y « f whom you muy havp the, International Order o f King's who, a3 Mrs. Norris recently said, r t if o l.' *; ■ spent in Seminole county. the National Council are causing our country to be heard— lies in bed seriously In- Daughters, ___ o fniWow*P: W »d"-the •Wetnan/s laughed* « t by the people abroad, M » f i a r » * ® J iii£ £ iin j * ! l i? v>v; - i 5 U — a ~ M*ai »tvr •• * S ^ d J f T lS f t I'^ritl'i'an^T«mperance Union? that because o f" th'dlr'flouting ‘ o f? Itr Even birrgia days. Tn numerous robberies __ i. In WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN will be in Sanford next Sooner or later adults will Uam I pioneer band .that haa stood laws and undermining the re­ summer homes on Cape Cod it Thursday to speak in behalf of his candidacy for delegate to tknt t^le P°^ce dog whj chosen toi?n!Wst Jeera ?nt> rjdieulo of spect of our youth fpr authority? noted thflt tl)ft. only things stol LUdtxLi - I m -N ati on al Ttenip m rtln r ^ i w n t l i ^ T h r . n .....................*'1 ^ , 1 ^ ^ SfSCTfSRKl Housekeeping, "M abel Walker pewfer articlei an United AHouTtl espe dally make it a point'to hear him Iid to the wolf, ferocious by r>a plinciples o f purity of life , and Hildebrandt, assistant 7T . sc prints and protection o f home and its Inter­ States attorney-general, has a _ engravings because he la America’s premier orator, because he is in ture ftn<J always dangerous. For Concha and Colds, Head 11 powerful article that every one o f ests, First.National Bank reports closest touch of any man in the state at the present time to *' ’ ches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism 11 The women who will represent us should read, “ Will You Help “c iin deposits of more Washington affairs and coulcl if so inclined tell some very inreas#, and All Aches and Pain* these splendid {.roups are thet Keep tho Law ?” and In tho April Ladies’ Home Journal, Charles dollars since half imillion “ •“ ' tercstintf fact, regarding oil and the like, because h . w m S S J T b * ! ! l » t . ' very leaders o f our national wo-_ .»SitlHn ., . . . . A. A LL DRUGGISTS , year ir this time. Statements o f three times his party’s candidate for the presidency, because The wise citizen would no more munhood, including four whoiSolden writes most convincingly i kind demonstrate the kind o f havo held tho office of . first la^r ; 00 “ Prohibition Quitters, S6< aed 65c, jars sad tabea ln11‘he of the land in the White House, I, wonder— I w on der-h ow serlSenfprd is making. Bank he was largely.responsible f?r Woodrow Wilson’s election, be- ,ct. “ P®nce, ?°R. Hospital also, |lOO n allow - 1 a. *wolf .ci to !)..^' r. others like Mrs.i. U nsing, Mra.iously we Seminole county women inta always tell the story cause he is now a candidate again for a Democratic c o n v he e would run ant tit* condition of any city. Hoover, Mrs. Philip N. Moore anil •re taking all this to ourselves. tion where he ^lay again aerve his country ns no other Flor­ large. Mrs. Henry Peabody, Kathleen Are we reading, informing oursel­ idan can by fighting for a man, any man, who is a prohibition­ ves, thing things out that we may text winter Sanford will look THIS APPLIES to u less ex- Norris, that dear favorite among vote and voto Intelligently, or are ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■au a aaaE u aaaM aaM H M aa aiiu l an entlsdly different city. With ist, a progressive and an honest; incorruptible citizen. women writers, is to be one.of the 4 -<r> e m i n o 1e County Bank j ..:L e t U s : S e r v e ; ,Y o u tent tq some other dogs, but to we drifting, leaving our duty to new yaeht basin completed, police dogs espec'illy. Tho worst principal speakers, nnd no effort others while we play a little long­ laka. front boulevard conof it Is that the older they get will be spared to mobilize the sen­ er. and with the lake front and the more ntt.*c:w«l the family timent of the American woman The books for1 registration for ty developed the general apbecomes to them, the more dan­ toward the enforcement o f law. the Primary arc open till May 1. ? All Tiled. Price $3500.00 i o f Sanford will be imThe movement is to be non-par­ gerous they are. • . ‘ NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE times. tisan throughout, but it is without I wonder how large a percentage o f our .women have qualified? 3 ------ oDR. CHAPMAN, excellent sci­ doubt that it will ec;n? as a wo­ thah -two months remain In Respectfully yours, UtUe book shopa *wjth yfllirv b«. or send for pi publishers’ I HcaU - entific „ 1TTr worker .for V1 .... the American man's issue before mil political llticlant can convince the sllk curtains, a curtain air of after­ logues and order direct. But inaa- Museum of Natural H'story. re- conventions this sumer through SUSAN BONCHELLE WIGHT. a t they are the right'can- noon tea nnd two sympathetic rauch as only women do this sort turns from tho Andes Mountains t fo r office. So far politicalyoung ladies in- horn spectacles t«r or thing, and there are lectures at bringing u bird t»at brsyi like a | At a Real Bargain. Equalization of Taxes. ■t haa been light and people tell you about everything are the W omans Club every week and donkey and a duck that can't fly. seem to care much just who springing up with cheering fre­ papers to prepare for the Monday Before amazement carries ■d. * But a lot can happen quency o f late all over this broad W b Art jSufid or G««icn_Circle. [away “at thought"'of’ a'duck t^at Editor The H erald:' vides that front the first of Jan­ and more or less benighted ro montha* time. or what not, let alone “ movies can’t fly ask yourself how many Itj regard to the article which uary to the first of April o f each —— — o---------Innd. They are good for the towns and the radio, to occupy the worn* human beings there are that appeared in The Herald a few days year Is tho time in which property Ei>rd owns the Detroit, they grow in— which often never en*H minds when they are not ab­ can’t think? •KW. under column ".leaded San­ owners must make their tax re­ andJLronton Railroad. When had n real book shop before; good sorbed by their home cares and On Easy Terms: How many young gentlemen ford* Forum and written by Mr. turns and I could not leave the for the young ladles who run them Chasid it in 192Q it wns loachildren, not much energy or en-|c o “ e“ 0ut r universities with W. f). Ballard. 1 wish to say that office until after the books closed. are than two million dollars and good for the downtrodden race thusiasm is likely to be left for brains and 1 am at a loss to know where the I wish to say that none o f us - * . this, long-distance joy in g. year hut In 1923 it showed a of authors. from • Altamonte arc perfect and we are all likely aji^e oa 90 many little biscuits, gentleman \ o f IL7H6.924. And to do this The average “ beog Und station­ Here Is whero the little book fTeBh front the oven? How many Springs, obtained hit Information didn't-find it necessary to in- ery store” is not, "properly speak­ shop, with the yellow curtains I that never went to college have regarding my refusal to co-oper­ t> make mistakes. The difference his freight rates. ing, a book shop at all. The ac­ comes in. Its right on the spot; their thoughts and “ opinions” ate and work with the Board of in the value of the two pieces o f cent is all on the stationery; the its atmosphere is pleasant; the manufactured for them? at o f SU,684 accidents in Chi­ roprietor knows nothing about young women themselves have 0 f twenty million Democrats an investigation shows that ooks and is much mure.intereatad read nearly all the books they o f- amj Republicans, nineteen millions ROOMS 501-2 in fountain pens, with which be can fer for sale or have dipped Into inherit their bel.efs, iuu as they of them were household Be­ * o pj lts. Ip one - year falls m\ make an attractiye- wina6w> display them. They like books, like to |inherit the color of their skin. in hgmes caused the deaths and a steady profit, than in litera­ pass on their pleasure to others. Largest Iterance Agency in Sanford. P . 149 persons and crippled more ture of any sort, unless by some) nnd that it’s amusing to s e ll' MAJOR PUTNAM, a great tive districts and where adjust­ long as the people allow ■ First National Bank Bldg. four “thousand others. Home hook or crook some occasional bit things become, in short, in the book pubiisher, spends his olghti ment^ In valuation arc necessary 1 serve them. J*hone S5 il Respectfully yours, becomes , .as well best sense of the word, good sales- eth birthday at work. And thote shall) make them. to b t a dangerous place for of literature known ns a well advertised brand men. By running a renting 11- t.an be no more useful work than Mi reason fo r not taking up A. VAUGHAN, ~ maqy peple. uf pickle and therefore salable. hrary annex, In which fiction goes that to whlch jn Bjor p^tnam has thia matter sooner, la the law pro­ Tax Assessor. Then there are the drug store out t.o the low-brows at three cents devot^tl so many years of hlz life. ^ summer will see the planet only thirty-one mill ion. pilles book counters o f the average small ■ they can generally carry Thanks to him, tens of millions THE REAL AN SW ER *------ the earth. vAn ‘effort town: fiction of "the ‘‘ Bhlek’" va» tha highest of high-brow things have read books o f high charact: to find out if the plan- rlety or the standardized “ West­ on the other side o f the shop and WF| purpose and educational value, BT. PETERSBURG TIMES x Q f ee<i mcn*, ,tomachs is good and If so to com ern" novel from the factory of at the same time make a tidy prot. Before long we’ll 7-ane Grey or of Harold Bell fit. So much for the missionaries work. To (ced their brains U o m e r c h a n t s an d m o o d s Editors Harris o f the Oculq. gates would be in position to ren­ hts In the papers o f Wright; some "knock-out” like o f the tortoise shell specs, who hnusand times more important, er and Lambrigh; of tho der better service to the party if “ Main Street." u few New York are reafiv doing m important When thelr braJoi are ^ tbay nUitarosTATiotr jut the plans of us­ Tribune, are discussing they, went uninstructcd. But they magazine and nothing mo^e. er this grea^ task. T ?f5e aspects o f .an attend to tha rest themselves, COWANY ition or the other thing will not go that way. The State Those who are Interested In ’dome- this curidus and ill-mhnaged b u sl-f Kiit:m " t ax ii p sa x^ xn .. * .,g rrE , IickioRvlIlr To an's position that ns a Committee has ordered a prefer­ lM lu n «IIIf To ir 2424 there will be thlng else wait until they go to) nets o f book distribution to which EARNEST MEN and women W ir i tho National Conven- ential primary and decreed that O oe W ar of money available the “ city,” whichever that may we may return another day.' t.U la illf r u j .. -idvucate to combine many littla4 — m u • '• ■ S in * P olio. j _ would vote neither fur our delegates bo instructed by* ... Iloltln torr. MS. oiruf«public informa------ 3fl.SU country public schools in one t-Jrw V«*k. ft. Y. . ___ aajS lllMtan, M m , nor ricAdoo, even primary. Therefore, pulty regu­ ........ 4ZJ13 issachuaetts and in public school providing onmib i»«. T h l r a a o . III. __ or the other o f these larity requires that each candi­ 4S.IS *l‘ l«Ubnrith, |*», .. have placed $2J9 rip at public expense to carry chi’ 'r t n c liH l. u. -----aajii candidates Is endorsed in the pres­ date for delegate pledge himself to " s r e o e o a . C o . .. . . •Drltoll. H kl. MY" FAVORITE STORIES / I.Kl lata for five hundred that live far away. At first g •TmImUs IK _____ I V u l r r a l , P. q idential preference primary. vote according to tho.ie instruc­ Sfua the ideu seems excellent and It it<; tarty million's of By IRVIN S. COBB ’ ‘ ly M t li it r a , D. c, Lambrigh t outline 3 Hards' been accumulated, may be excellent—since it would views, and states his own in the tions, at least os long a > the rail. candidate preferred has a , , include teachers better paid, following: (nation will probably chance o f nomination. Mr. Bry­ The night-clerk of tho hoUl nnu it s pretty Ute to be rousing |u hools better built, lilUons by that time Ticket* Include m.nU '*Thw voice o f the people Is of an Is ignoring the State Commit­ « t h e way it is handed was surprised to sec a very bat­ a guest.” on AII«K>*any mil H«rk»Mro'«nilkt!fm»r ? * V* nn* h’ a *-) All rooioJ the Amt consideration, says Edit­ tee, gnd ho propose* to ignore the have extra chance. • n rc * n“ »ome rvurn, on other steamer* “ I know that, well as you do," SOMETHING WOULD be |oat tered-looking person in his shirtor Harris. Exactly; and the preferential primary. He may be > state the inebriated one. “ Nev- |^1^ . “ voice* o f the people” will be ex­ '''r T» Hallloioro To Philaael»aia , Gardiner o f the Smith- alcoves come rocking up to the ertheless and contrary notwith- j Those who remember the coun- pressed in the presidential pri­ elected, .despite this position, but, *J«0 P* W^ tin Nntaonah :f he Is, It will show that a ma­ Savaaaah “ • ” *• *lo aovooooh standing, 1 desire to be shown to try school, with the wool box by (tution recently placed desk and pause there groggily. Asxil mary'(vote and will be cither for jority of the Democrats o f Flor­ War *-•' As*U ..Mar Fpigs In different color“ What can I do for y ou ?" In­ room 202, without any further the front door, the lane where the McAdao or Underwood. , Y oi Mr. ida think that he is bigger than Howard -v- J-1I-S3 10-21-3* Taralan eoh-coti-conver-nny further U lk." uttle girls walked, the field 1S-M aents to find out if it quired tho clerk. Alleehanr M i d i 1-17-1’ ijsrk ah lra . Z_.filnuc eater «, S ■“ What buslncMs have you got where the boys rushed, shouting Bryan proposes to ignore this tho party. difference in tha >,niitucket . " I ’d like,” said the, stranger U - there?” demanded thi» c lerk .__ . l ” lhnw--plUher, HlchcTlt »t tha- TO* _!i*utea -.of_tha- ~people?— and, KV- " -Thq voice o f ~thr~peqptff7Tfs~ ex? Junlta 19-30 H aw s____;/ »o-ai*f i-i* tho light-colored b crlou*ly,_" to be 'eewrtcd to room ''ffiy^BulTness.’’ Tcesa hour, know that the simple*^ though the State Committee has' .pressed by bui'.u:, U going to .in f at willin' thosg-lit Autnmnbilea carried »n alt aUamnre. . •IoaloSUo* 202 on sccon' floor.” • , < >< “ Well, what's youp name, rural -school house has qualities r«lM ‘lthat Florida delegates, are choofecf Florida s delegates enAlUahaar m m * Berh«hlra|. 8 «u r e weight, Now,.we by that vote, *— *~ personal preference and aqd raaarv* apace for automobilea' rupee "2 0 2 ? " repeated the clerk, - then? Inotseised. by no other Institution to few fnitructed . We» why Amtlon oa request at “Aag g r . Poalai** r ‘ less o f whom any I tn* register, consulted the ’* “ I’m Oscar J. Billups, o f V o n o n earth.* Fortunately' itflt A — n .'U i 1IAH.K, R eoat will-br not vote for that n it. rogm U uqau^tsil by. ' ledo. I justh fell out of the w lR 't* «i> sch<ipU wi.: be done T tafcat O flle e ■ « ! r i „ , poa f c j j ^ g , gventio-V': w.” (with In any case. iT -V Oscar J. Billups, o f Toledo, C i f they dou’*, * • ....... » a:t a a * *•esinjs* t =«»■ a * *r.v - - . g j g i A--, * 1'<*n**, ’ 1■ At The Sign O f The Yellow Curtain B \ 5 ACRE CELERY FARM | , 16 ACRE CEERY FARM 5 ROOM BUNGALOW F. LANE B By, m«\ \r * ». V. \ �s3? V»8S ■ PAGb THE SANFORD HERALD: MONDAY^ AiTtilii 7,' 1924 J\A it- -—•a’ ii) lU $5 OOdown brings factory r # b s'll I 1 S ^ R ^ P P ;C H U R C H E § , ^ * typewriter. m sk «. Ice 148; - MRS. WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. IALr 1N D A R J lptlon bridge i,at Mr*. R. Jt. Hi . 8:30 p, m., tmder American Legion neftt o f Campbellf't ■. rl Archie' Bett* will members of the St. at her. home on Lnue at 3:30 p. m.. JOrgnn Club will 'Home of Mr*. BatHeights, at 3:30 Irs. Eatridgc and hostesses, . business meeting irtment of Wornclub house at 3 Residence 217-W Is Unique P e rs o n a ls Mrs'. G. W. Irvin o f Lake City*, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Howard Harris, on Park Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox spent the day at Daytona Beach, Sunday. Air, and Mrs. John Leonard! - > motored to Apopka and Orlundd *1 business meeting Sunday. psrtmcnt of Wornclub house at 3 Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harvard and children motored to Orlando and S. will hold their Apopka Sunday. ing with Grace (clock. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore P. Berg lation of Business of Miami and Hcmstead, N. Y., are |b will meet at the visiting in Sanford. it 12:30 o ’clock Cecelia Club will Mr. nnd Mrs. Bay Griswold of Woman'a Chib at New Rrtain, Conn., were guests K The Music Depart- o f the Vuldez Hotel, Sunday. las hostess, sting of the LitersMrs. Margaret Barnes of Jefferent will be held at son Court, Orlando, spent Sunday Club at 3:30 in Sunford. Parent-Teachers' Arthur. Yowell and party enjoy­ [if the East, West ed a good day fishing the latter Ir regular meeting part of the week. Mrs. Ilcrtha Dawson and Mrs. H. A. Thorndike of Orlando were Wool emhroidery in shades of visitors to the city Saturday. golden brown trims this straightline frock of brown poiret twill. 'Mcsdames C. H. Sash. K. Bur- A unique short cape goes with the son and A. J. Itinck of Crescent frock and is linotl with a lA(hter City, were shopping in Sanford shade, of brown, The upstanding irstinui on Saturday. collar Is unique! ' E r,"in„Jt I ngering drops o f , Mrs. Lottie TlitcheU o f Daytona lllstenlng Hko-gems Beach Is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Rice and niece, Mrs. Ray­ •ti. '»i . i iht, plays peek-a- mond Keyi [trasp tho bright colMrs. M. L. Trimble and Miss smile everyone— Ruth Shappard left for New York Jr—couldn’t you? Sunday, after a pleasant winter in Sanford.' are like the sprifig Ur Mrs. T. D. Hart and Mrs. Her bring of life in their man Littleton left Monday for St. Augustine to visit friends during their checks with the Ponce de Leon celebration. ire t-rlvals art— Misses Anne Mason, Alberta Aylue or brown, their cock, Drane Roberts, Maud Lyer king out, and Mr. Smith spent Sunday at plays peek-a-boo— Daytona Beach. smile, with no fear il*Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moore of r—couldn't you? Battle Creek, Mich., atopped Sun>J i jjday at the Valdez Hotel for the Is not the timee t i Ye 'd a y ., j |f joy and new life; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown, Mr. above, with nature and Mrs. J. T. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. all the envy , ^pd Thompson were in Orlandd £ “ The H unchback o f N otre D am e” t f ftMpNVp| ° n P?Has r 0 ,°Christianity ^ 7 ...........................I where ‘ it u - u ., . ^ B fair Tuscaloosa (Ala.) N e w s / ever failed when and has had trial and when it was most needed? .• Do you ask for the infidel to come and comfort you or yours in the time df sickness or bereavement? Why not? « >i i ,. v NOTICE .' In a great moral crisis t<> whom rio you appeal? God or the devil? Ernest Torrence, PaUy Ituth Miller, Norman Kerry, Brandon .. Anyone i wishing to cora.‘There is nothing so beautiful and nttractiie in this world ns n Horst, Gladys Ilrockwell, Tully Marshall. Christian charnctar. "Goodness is always beautiful. Purity Is nobie and , munkate with the Knights appealing. God is a holy magnet. £ o f the Ku RIux Klan of Special Music Score 1101 it is possible the reason why you nrc not n Christian is you }\ Sanford may do ro by ad* shun the responsibilities of a Christian life. Are you in favor of toe theory o f retigion but refuse Us jitr*tices? dressing mail to IW office Yes there are certain duties which necessarily go with a thristian ' Box 68. ••■ ,, , Matinee 3:30. Prices I, 75, $t.00. Night ” :80. Prices 50, 7*>, life. These are the outer expression of the'pure heart. * I $1.00 and a few at 51.50. Plus lax. Scat " at R. Bowr-\ Such duties arc Just as encumbent upon the man who Is not a ______ _________ „ ______________ Christian as they arc upon thu believer. * ■ i w/ltSfgi But do you< kiiow that the obligations of a church member are j jj ■. <; , •• MAIL OR PIIONB ORDERS plcnrnnt when discharged in love? , , FLORENCE OIL ■ 5 Tliere nrq no responsibilities of the christion but in the discharge of n a iB iia iiiiiiB siiB a ia im iiiiiiE a siia iiiu n isa ia STOVES which he is not elevated in. thought and ennobled in character. All the work done in cluhs and lodges leave no moral or spiritual Ball Hardware Co. i elevation unless God be in them. PHONE 8 Religious work springs into H'c the dormant forces which would otherwise be largely untouched. Pure thinking leads to pure actions. Evil thoughts lend to wicked : IF YOUR DEALER DOES­ deeds. • , „ i it •tie, Jesus said, "M y yoke is easy anti my burden is light." N ’T SERVE * vst* e But the real reason why all men are not Christians is their love of Notice To Candidates nail j --------. ! sin. Like Buulam. they "love the wages of unrighteousness.” inim r The Lord said, "Men love darkness more than light because their All candidates for County deeds arc evil." Offices must uualify at office Thu appeal of the lower nature is too strong for some. The pas­ F IT FOP A QUEEN of secretary of the County sion for sin is stronger than the love o f good. Democratic Executive* Com­ Sin is to attractive to them und they yield to its power and finally land a moral wreck. mittee. When a mifn surrenders sin it is ea.ry for him to be n Christian. R. J. HOLLY, Secretary, THERE IS ONE JUST DOWN THE For religion appeals to him who divorces himself from sin. Room 8, Hail lildg. , "Y o will not come unto me that.'y* might have life,” said Jesus STREET THAT DOES. n"d th* ie*l res«nir «h*’ I k v will’ n ot>0me is hcrausc tho love IIA . of the world and tho things that are in the world appeal to them more Uian they love Goa. , •lii-tTb a Break with evil and the path to righjaousnos* is clear. "Resist the devil and he will flee from you." * ■rnaaaiiBBanxEvaaRXBnHBBHaHBaaBSBtiKaaaaaaaRaaaaa^B Cod hates sin, He hates nothing else unless it is connected with sin. We cannot afford to indulge that which God hr.tes. "Come unto me all ye that labor and u.o heavy laden and I will give you- rest." X ; W O M A N ’S urmuf fa^Yw ift re-* ^ ^fllrs. 1ft fc’. I u i e t l e ^ f Oviedo, spent teh day Ip Sanford 5 With Lon Chaney Miss F. J. Schiff of Orlando was shopping in Sanford, on Saturday. ** t Mr. Ji B .Coleman made a busi­ ness trip to Oviedo the latter part o f the week. keeling of the SalMcsdames B. A. Cash, W. L. Chapter, N. S. D. held with Mrs. .ho' berlain at Daytona Saturday. bers will leave for Jay morning. Miss Tyhel and Mrs. I. N. Iren's Story hour Burenan af I.ucei*ne Circle, Or2 o'clock. ando, were visitors to Sanford Saturday afternoon. J ) YOU here, fair and Mrs. J. N. Standifer of Gulfport, Miss, who hafi been visiting her wonderful spring; daughter, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, left day and night Saturday for her home. rds sweetly sing, [fleecy clouds, the Dr. and Mrs. J, N. Quirk, win­ |d sun ter visitors o f Geneva, left Satur­ arid, plays peefc-n- day for their home in Watkins, N. Y. . ’ |nil, ’tiirthe'ACy is Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thompson, Arthur Thompson and. Lee Pack spent Sunday afternoon at Day­ exa stirs the leaves tona Beach. * gfi ft* s*«!ih THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH new. A*K> to •Last night. Dr. Carpenter spoke to n It ic ivmgrcgatiMi on the sutfone. ! Ject o -----f “ WHY IIV AM AM II NOT NQT A A CHRISTIAN? CHRISTIAN 1 He used as n rrretcxt'the TODAY >?' 'jl. P. pnxn P e o p le s flank phrase cf Aggrippa, “ Almost thou persuadeAt pie to be a Christian." rk om r 223 To be an "almbst Christian’’ is to be a no Christian. "He that is not Matinee and Night. for me is against me," said Jesus. There is no middle ground at all. • —Victor IftfgwV ffTihi iPrtah~MasTerpl ccc. TfuTUrentest Screen AtWhy are you not a chtlitjan? Is thcru r.ny.goud m ir n w fw . m* Rather than being one? ' ...traction of the Age. ution suiter a setback, why Is it be-an-e religion '•."•it atttPcUv,!? Docs it not appeal to shouldn’t tho generous Mr. Dohyou ? Is a life of purity nnd holiness repugnant to your moral Sensibili- 'eny come forward and finance! tlcs? Is the ."neauty o* holm-st opiwseu to your asthetlc sense? n hat navni expedition? .They say i■ Religion is love to Cod and man.. Are you opposed to.n life based ;t* . 0„ u ther0 nnyway. _ ■ Craig Thompson is spending a few days in Daytona on business. smond will enter, luncheon at her Ignolia Avenue, ichors' Association tSld* will hold their Ing at 3 o'clock. G. F. S., will meet nn Fox at 3:30 nay flo o d , =WF»' ■■■■■Haw LOOK lit HONOR CLU B TO C E C IL IA N S The Music Department of the Woman's Club will give a program of American music in compliment to CcciHun Music Club, Avcdnusday afternoon, xVpril U. nt thu club auditorium, at 4:15 o’clock. The committee in chnrge of the progrnm has worked diligently to arrange nn entertaining program, which will include vocal and piano solos, duets, com et solos, orches­ tra numbers and choruses. Other guests may attend for tho usual admission fce-Jif- tenccnts, and It is hoped that there will be a large attendance to en­ joy the program, and encourage them by their presence. M r. u Take Mrs. J. N. Standifer Is Entertained A t Lunch Mm. Fred Wight entertained last week nt her home on Palmetto Avenue, in honor of Mrs. J, N. Standifer of Gulpurt, Miss., moth­ er of Mrs. Dick Maxwell. The decorations consisted o f quantities of spring flowers. The guests in­ cluded Mesdnmea D. A. Caldwell, Sr.*. J. N. Whitner, W. T. Doun, Henry Wight, Standifer, and Miss Alice Caldwell. ■ „ CATHOLIC a iU R C ll The sermon by Father Hennessey in the Catholic Church yesterday toiTrhed nn thu question o f reliqriou» indifference ami worldly good«. Among the items brought out, the speaker showed that the Inordinatlove oi money rcntere.i a man's thougnt on. the things of the world. Gotl sends us into the world and requires us to support ourselves nnd those dependent upon u . »o di, thi3 properly we rvijultsLcarthlu pos­ sessions; they are the means by whkh we support life an,I they are gained by work. In the sweat of thy face shnlt thou earn thy bread until thou rcturncst to the earth out o f which thou earnest,’ Gen. Ill: i*. were wordt addressed by God to our first ancestors, nnd Job says that man was born to lnbor and birds were borti to fly’ (V.7). St. Paul says: If any man will not work neither let h:m Fat.’ II Thess. III. |0. When our divine Lord taught us td prny for our daily bread He uid not mean for us to sit under the shade of n trea -and wait ;or manna to fall from heaven. He did not1Wish us to reverse the order W"?*- Biljdin? «* In Geniies to wihk and in tho Sermon tin tho Mount to pray made for that beautiful harmony that'la found in every } [ “ • 9!irUiti ,.k. fe' .BMku y,V* S>nt tllc Kir*jr*l'>m of God nnd His Juslice, and all things eUc ahull lie added untmyntii* Matt. VI, 33. *boae mtn and women who nre hungry for that v’hich perishes think that "man by bread alone.” And the individual vvho docs usually dies earnlngnfhat' ‘daily bread.’ _ Undue love of money lends to every 1 dishonesty. The fall of the great is often traccd'Uvtl fesire for monej •tiMrtpi’l ................... WHOLESALE E 1 Lf# A *■ kH i ,7* Sg Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits Sa tor ’ ** i * and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal | ~ ^ 5 Attention to All Shipments for the liver aaaRRRBaBaRRBBRaRRRBRaaaBBaaaiiRRRaRRaRRaaBaRBBaRa Beware of i mi U tio n * . Demand the genuine In 10c end 38c pack­ age* bearing above trade mark. SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILES Vt.V.i ■ r r nsl Attorney Louia Strum of Jaek^Tic u t T h i s o u t — i t is w o r t h jjonvillo, who has been in Sanford MONEY for tho post two or three days, •’ «'?• * •'.‘ . _____ ___ , transacting business with Judge Send this ad and ten cents to J. J. Dickinson and Mr. Elton J. F o i e / ’A Co., 2835 Sheffield *Ave., Moughton, spent Saturday and Chicago, 111., writing your name Sunday nights in Orlando. nnd address clearly. You will re­ ceive a tan cent hntt'e of FO­ R. E. Shiver of Jacksonville. LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMwho has been in town several days, in the interest of Virginia- j POUND for coughs, colds nnd Carolina Chemicnl Compnny, hns„ hoarseness, also free sample pn?kreturned to his home for the week-' ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic £ fn?,i b>' Glf*j -timulnnt for the kidney, and ford Garrett oLLw sburg. -| f o L e V CATHARTIC TABLETS f bio im 1,'it Brilliant Satirist and Short Story . W riter Says Choking Is N o Joke Automobile Repairing Gas 25c BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS OPEN D A Y AND NIGHT - OfTTrt— id / '4 1 — WAV Oviedo-Orlando Road On the Joe Sauser Corner. N O W OW NED BY i LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSOR] COLD DRINKS Some women neither love ner Constipation and BUiouuneis. fear their husbands, and other.i These wonderful remedies dre,ss sensibly.—Snn Francisco j helped millions o f people. Chronicle. [ them. Sold everywhere. O. C. B R Y A N T W AG NER, FLA l airaiiuajarajani^^ lumuM .* ■Ft* THE OED RELIABLE v til4i I I" S'- ■ m •Loan A ssodation : tf- m .. »•t '* *' i 1 Has Built Majority of Nice Homes in Sanford Since 1908 ----- ** ■ »*rr Now Issuing $250,000 Cumulative Preferred Stock Dividend 4*. every nix mnnlhs, April 15 and • «• Oct 15. N<> Better Investnienl. Provision mode for withdrawing your money, should you need It. [ ¥* k|i 7!>* - i o l a n n o T u n n fl b j i o r e In mlstare and spread out evenly. whose arllvlra in the Sat­ Rake twelve minutes Irt'mederptoly urday Evening Post and Hot oven. • Turn out on„£Ugared paper.*'spread quickly with Jelly or other publications have gained her preserve and roll up at o n e s Tho many adm irers-brew e her plots In raVc will crack If spreading and poU and pans It la said that rolling are ,pot quickly «»!<■•<►» idto«n» ,s I her moot stirring plots wer# pro* Sliced Jelly . roll Is delicious with duced during ths invigorating custard. tfuOclant for one Jelly motions at the -*— — .------ *• ------------------------------------- ^ IUt i|. most for her Jelly Roll, 4.i*.vrs A - - * which grand-mother taught I rnoful -»n4 her to ci Hsro Is ths recipe: 3 tali molted crtscB • Dost s twenty . rift In " »d . sugar rsmavs ‘ bakli . * Wt itqfr J tf SANFORD BLDG. & LOAN ASSOCIATION Directors T. J. Miller H. R. Stevena B. F. Whitner Forres tL a k e JD..L. Thrasher S. O. Shinholser R. B. Chapman -JL-R-Gonneilv John Meiach T. J. Miller, President. ar ---- - A. P. Connelly, Secretary and Treasurer., . Geo. A. DeCotteg, Attorney. •' V i >..• — IW »U I *s2 * MERCHANTS & BROKERS, Ilichmand, Virginia. another, speak\iu rd, Mr. Malcolm Rogers of Winter Farewell Party Given Park, Miss Elizabeth Flowers, Mr. , go, ploy peek-a- Frank Markwood and Miss Fern Mr. and Mrs. C.B Read Ward spent Sunday at Daytona forgive and forget Beac*1‘ Mrs. Enddr Curlett, o f Geneva, |have heard— , , , . guve n farewell party last week v—couldn't you? . P* p\ ncAp a |0 | in honor of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. L. A. MICKEY. the Sanford High School attended Read of Bloomington, m . the track meet at Gainesville last Those enjoying this occasion Cobb and daughter week.. Several of the high school j were Dr. and j . M Quirk an(l notored to Sanford •tudenU accompanied him. ! Mr., and Mrs. Charles Quirk o f the week-end. Mr. Watkins,\ N. Y., who winter in emoon to take Mr, F. B. Smith and R. F. Smith Geneva. |employed by South o f Minenapolis, guests of Hassell Bridge'and mah jong were play­ and is making his Brown, of Orlando, attended the ed during the evening. tables. dance at the Woman’s Club Fri­ day evening. Mrs. J1 R. Sneed! who has been IOF THANKS visiting her son and daughter-inexpress our .most Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal Thomp- law, Mr. ind Mrs. John W. Sneed to all who. so kind- ■on and -Luke Thompson, Jr., of ► nil comforted us in Daytona, spent Sunday in Sanford for the past three months left Sat­ urday for Daytona Beach. She will reavtment and also with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. be joined there by her daughter, bfsutlful floral of- Luke Thompaon. Mrs. W. D. Weathcrspoon of Nash­ ville, Tens. They will spend a W. Van Non. The many friends o f Mra. H. month at Daytona Beach Hotel, felda Van Neaa. C. McMullen, who has been very ;olng from there to Jacksonville Javid Van Neaa. past week III f o r tthe : ‘ will regreat ----- it-nd a month before returning to learn that her condition was' leir home in Nashville. Mra. that it warranted her being Sneed has endeared herself to a ’ark Drug Co. such moved to the Formosa Hospital. large number of friends during >gR.Peoples -G iffiTd Garrett Of Leesburg, her stay itrSanford and ha* be­ w|th the Vfirginla-CaroUna Virgtnla-taro Chem- come quite prominent in church criptlon clerk IcgTCompany, spent F Friday here. work. i of this city stopping with Al Lee, Lee Apart Miss Mabel Bowler and Mias the Winter ments. Mr. Garrett spec spent the week Abbic JAhnion, drove to Lakeland this business for- end in Jacksonville. Sunday, whfre they spent the day, Doctor Hotard. been connected Mra. N. B. Buck, Mrs. M. M e sccompanyitg them were Mra. ag Store for the Gregg, and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. John Dickais and Mr. and Mra. o f Miami, who During hts stay Watson, who have been touring Arthur Dickens Peeples baa made Florida, spent Sunday in Sanford will motor on south os far as and has been of stopping over on their return to Tampa. » to the Bower Lnhsing, Mich. Among the out of town guests his going to Win__________ J L Abram ___ _____ J Bof at the da: W o y V fflnh Mr. ____,_ nnd Mrs. Derby on nig new bu*l_ aluaWe-elll- OH -GBy, Ptm»:,-h*va“TKehtly pur- Friday''tfVtlfifg were Jim Sharon business as Well chased from Mra. Munaon on Park and Stencil Taylor, both students Avenue, a beautiful building lot. at University o f Florida. ft him. Mf. Dreby has been coming to mi l office i f t - 1883 1 Sanford mtSd ;Urs. Raymond S ' ill motorud to property both In Pools avajdng to . He ,1» movtagito tSeawere Joined and-'WlU m ake this his persq* Mra. Tlrit “T B a S T " — — ---------- COMMISSION J - -T»r (Tuesfs AT Truncheon Mrs. Henry Wight entertained at luncheon.Mr. and Mrs. Beckman Conover of South Shore Club. Chi­ cago. Those i/wited were Mrs. F. F, Dutton and Mrs. C. R. Kirtley. Mr. and Mrs. Sonover have been coming to Altamonte Springs for several years, spending the win­ ter. This year Mr. Conover has often been to this city to play golf on the Sanford links. Mr. and Mrs. Conover are leav­ ing Monday for their home in the west. ] Virginia Produce Company I % * .. - , . W ;. — — laU BBX* -v.;l; i- > 4 ' j H ms H B I �PAOH SIX T H E S A N F O R ft B E R A t D ; M O N D A Y , A P R I L 7,1 9 2 4 jg ■ — -■ ■>■—* •, TO PLAN FOR FLOWER SHOW P H O N E 148 .THE E Y E S EVERT T R U E B Y CONDO SANFO^P- 1 Turn -t o the classified , pages of The Herald each day because Sanford’s beat opportunities are always to be found listed otj these pages. • . ; ... jTo* 'rnaftcr v.-hat your wnnts may be, classified ads will help you. To reuch all the people '•effectively — leave i your Want Ad ut The Herald.Of* . (Ice. Phono us to send Jur it or phone it to t'no Want ‘ ' Ad Department. After Middleton’s Scalp VtfttjFv't ______ Set o f Tw enty-F our Sterling Sil m . ver Trophies Have Hern Uostaled A h f’ riaes F or WinJ - :■ ter Park A quatic 1 •‘ V Meet. W INTER PARK, Apr. 7 . - A set ‘Of the most benutiful trophic* welter offered In this section o f the ;.country, will be presented to the .Contestants taking part in the coming State 1 Ihterschnlastlc Aquatic meet April *20. The s e t! 4K composed o f 24 sterling silver ,*ups. , ,M r. Henry Kart and his wife, .Mjrsv Marguerite Hamilton Kart have contributed the largest cups. .These cups have been greatly ad­ mired by nil and have created •Touch Interest and enthusiasm in previous meet. The St. Petersberg girls’ team has won the Mar■’ffoerite Hamilton Cup in the last two years. In a lengthy news •article In the St. Petersburg Times tKoy state that the team is coming .'back stronger this year not only to take this cup bark for keeps 'b u T to carry the honors for the itiftti time.* S tr Petersburg will send between three or four hun.ulred supporters to the meet this year. •- Bobby Howard coach o f the Or’’hirtdo High School team, is whip"pfh g his team into shape. This YUUim has had the Henry Kart Cup -'ifor 'two years and expect to take ‘ it again In tjio coming meet. They ’ have lost two valuable-men in .Jack Gier find Ted Johnson who are now away attending college but •■toivtsr material is being trained to make a victorious tem. “ jrtri’O f the 22 remaining cups conbdxjjbutcd by friends ami .business .h ou ses ol Winter I’j irk and Or­ la n d o , thirteen musv be replaced this year, ,'lwo high point cups *UiUst be replaced each year but referring to the other 11 Ray Greene, director o f the meet stated that "ti goes to show that with these cups that must be won two '•tittles' before they become permitvJMtttt property ot the high school. -* When a member o f if team wins ‘ ' Uhfir he or some teammate comes .back strong the next year and , clinches thnt cup. Henry Kart ami M. J. Daetwyler the two.m en responsible for guthfPTthg together “ this bunch of tin," • ns one of them stated, have, fo{ gather' with others placed the , State Aquatic meet at thu top of , tho list in the routheast. Athletic * Journals, The World Wide News, ' and other publications consider it “ a "Tavor to receive articles and TpHitHTfl o r lb in meet, and pot only PROTECT night the crown evidenced much interest and enthusiasm in this’ part of- the program that Mr. Linwion decided to arrange f >i another one and believes •* that more uction will be seen in the tine this Friday night liiun cither Io f the two previous ones. Some rent husky hoys are going to he I secured for this affair. As one of tile preliminaries, 1 Manager Dawson has mate lied I l,conard McLucas, fast light­ weight o f tliis city, to engage in four rounds o f battling with “ Kid" Rock, o f Orlando. Doth of these boys hold decision;! over (llenn Whittle, o f this eity. McI.ucus is very clever, possessing good footwork and carrying tn hb left hand a mighty , hard blow. Fans here believe that Rock will I kiss the canvas before the end of the fourth round, while Orlando enthusiasts are equally certain that Rock will be returned the winner. YOUR HEALTH CHILD’S Through thoughtlessness the slight cough or cold of a child is often ne­ glected and soon bocomes serious, A few doses of FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND, at small cost, taken at the onset o f the cold would bring speedy relief. Be prepared, have a bottle of this safe, reliable cough remedy on hand, and give promptly when a cough or cold is detected. Equally ns effective for older persons. No opiates. Sold everywhere*. PHONE 148 ’ v TAMPA, AprrS«-**A committee h n been named by, the HUlsboroufeh County BeaOtlfRation "Convmission to pr«p*rc 'plana for a flower show and parade ta be held during the state convention here April 221'25 o f . horticultur­ ists. Mrs. N. tV. Hensely. L. P. Dickie, JVillinm Knull and James B. nihcAnr-.tr arc-included among the committee membership, and other names will be added an they are needed to handle the work. ■&/£. L fiM f ccuinf#. (h i ) P n tO I A n d neirty Your iti'tfS, It n noBty-btct (s*rttw ’ . P ftA T T F O O D o ,p . Baby Chick C n u ia ta ly For tubby Allen Seed Co. Miss Mabel Saint. Sanford Feed & §n “ Dealers Through County. COLGATE’S Seminole Cun CW miles out will sh« Thursday afternooa one Invited. Three i Orlando road. Next to being a Duheny, or a Sinclair, what’s ;\o mutter with publishing a newspaper in Den­ ver?— New York World. L IK E N Sanford High School Baseball Nine Will Meet New Smyrna Tomorrow This is n good likeness o f ’ “ Rough House" Ross in figliting tngi. Rennrts from Jaeksnoville are to the effect that the North Carolinian is training hard for his bout with Jack Middleton in this eity on Friday on i . kins week. Rusk promises local fans that he will reverse the decision of the last match when Middletun tloored him for the count in the third round. t Roth Boxers Arc The baseball p n y ifig . season u ment of tm> famou.i “ Lucky Dog" being officially opened this year brand. The firm invites cveryw hen distributors of equipment Ione to look over the lino o f gOoos. mid players of the game are coleThe sporting goods industry is brating the event during a 10-, yingulnriy situated, in that most day period, known as “ National of the manufacturers o f cquipitnsihull Week," The “ week," ment are lilg league ball players, which opened on April 4, will This naturally gives the Chamelo.-e on April M, at which tim e' bee o f Commerce o f Athletic the playing schedules o f various1Goods Manufae , tiers,’ which is leagues ate supposed to be welF composed of fhese ex-players, under way. • more prestige in the playing field The inauguration o f “ National of the game than could.ordinarily Baseball W e e k ", occurred.,'rhnie be expected. Nemo Scif-Redudng No. 333 , U a real bargain. It haa a low top and medium akin. Made In dutable pink or white coutil; sixes \ 24 to 36—and corn only $3.00. i If T°ur drtUr ctn'ioi U, »»rulhim«.*A. ‘ drew, Ui* and J). w«'U stnJ ilia ioihi. i Nan* Hyilcnlc-FsihtM InMitut* Getting Into ry, of Brooklyn. Meyers will be I rcmemheretic here as ah'extreme* i Iv fm*t man, carrying a hufd That He Will Win and \ ' •"right puilclfapiT a pretty giiod ari gunient iji thaJeft Fnns -Are Ansure^.of .a.— 1.. l*arx3lfttLLJ ns o f ftanfonl For Their Rattle Here i mos^,viRUig.to.uv; jioythlpg sent, C r Trim F r Way V i g hg V .,U « M U I to them but huve requested articlt-d and photographs lie mailed to their : editors. » civic orgqniza T h r-p pisc rotu r­ Week Is Observed By a Sanford Firm 1 Supporter^ of the- local higii c * Vfclidol will get an opportunity to I seat the bnnebnll team in action s * far tho second game o f the season ' * tomorrow afternoon at o’- 1 : clock, when Captain Mutt Move « ' and' men will cross bats with the I —£i**t New Smyrna High School I i Jiinc. . I | ’ New Smyrna; frenh from its vicI troy over High on Satur* j i day Init. will bring a team to , Sanford that will bu a hard outfit ! I for the local squad to conquer. 11 1 The .visitors have already pi iyo.1 I suvcriil gailics r.nd won all o ' them ^ YTubil In thii re^pqct they buve It ; * 'fcW'r the Snnfprd team, which lias | ulAD fnr engaged In*hut one game |.tlVlqd,,tJial \ iVh Orlutid". * sahferd lost tho gumu to Or* hmdo bucauno of errors. 11111 visit*. ■• "Tn:- u'ln.i ii«\»*r uurncrod ns-many '•.lilts n» 'I’c I apt-hit tng Ineat Last Friday Farmers Are Good Pay, Extensive ~ 1^Holder o f Farm Mortgages Says, ; Citing Infrequent Foreclosures Sanford Hate Dishwashingt Read This Carefully WTO longer is dishwashing 1 i a distastefu l task to thousands o f women. They now use Red Seal Lvc to soften the water and loosen the dirt and grease.'Then a quick rinse in hot water and tne dishes and silver are not only immaculately clean but sanitary'as welLTry washing dishes the “ Red Seal" way. J. C. McCaskill Sanford, Fla. -----1 Distributor O ld Bed and H appy B cS u rca n d Fr e e booklet. “ HomcHflpi" P ^ K g K P. C T umjon &kCo. rhiUJalphiB. r. f rxra* FS y s H r 'i H i u u i N u i H i H u s u n n u i i i i i f l j| Uuui, but the Sanford. High boys \ | were erruti- bccititsc 01* lack of , ,1 nrnctif llowovur, tJy ttum haa | J had' 'fib (/i.iel practice slncn that I ilioe and uidit ilion are thiu it I will |i,» a dllteron* team that will j face the New Smyrna outfit to1 morrow afternoon. ’ tl I JLeonurd MeLuca ;, local baseball HOUSEHOLD HINTS Thlsti Our RMdtn Want to Know Jobs that housewives used to dread —such as clcuning toilets, sinks and greasy pots and pons—are nmv made tasy tasks by letting Red Seal Lye da tho “ dirty work." • • • Red Beal •Lye Is the b«it odordestroyer .you ever used. And as a disinfectant there Is uothina that ap­ proaches this bandy bousebuM product m effectiveness. * ' I I ceb briiy and all-around athlete. .1* in charge of the high school team. He has been drilling hi:t mva.hard since the Orlando game. lie believes that his team is in ! splendid condition to meet the cast * coast team which will arrive here ! tom orrow morning. ■ 3 is S J S ■ N ATIO N AL BASE BALL WEE1 His IIighncs.1, tho King of American Summer Sports, ii ed to ehtcr his domain. In his honor a ten day period' tion has been set aside by Tho Chamber of Commercs' hti® Goods Manufactures. The period upon which Kit Ball will receive the bow of the American Public it It* 4th to April 14th. Tho welcome is to be extended I Window Displays o f Sport Stores. Come in make our Store your headquartera during til Sec our Window Display. Look over our fine Stock! Ball Goods. The Lucky Dog D. Sc. M. line. A t The Sportsman Store, Thrifty women by tho thousanda make their own soap right at homo by using Red Beni Lye la combination with toeat-scraps and grease . Moye, tlio club’s premier twirlcr, p is going g o o d now. In the Orlando . jjdtrn. the big hoy was Nerving . hi.i bcmlers with a good usaort' meat, hut his’ team-mat-js failed to I do their share arid what should I Mavis been an easy victory wan I chalked up as defeat. Moye gives . promise o f developing Into one of ' - the best heaver's that the local high r-«h fjol~ h n s put out for scvdial I years and with good support to* i morrow ufterpoon, fans here may d * , Msntkxl that the local team will give them u game that will be well wprth their time and' mon* SANFORD CYCLE CO, FERTILIZING fAoro O u.'*arf*ivopp •f-vo* 3 "tiva Tim farmers who bava made use o f tho Metropolitan Lifo Insurance Company‘s farm loan division re­ present twentirflvo states, and the total area ou which mortgages are held (apprakUdittely ’ |,750.000 acres), would cd^fstRuto. a plot of Sand tho slxo.’ 9 ! CwiuecUcut and I " The game will beghi promptly ji t . 3;30 o’clock at the Ninth S tu et Park. The boys are anxious to have a large crowd present in order that the expunscs of the vjsItlrfJ'team may be paid. On Saturday o f this week the lo*' col-team will play a return guma with the Orlando teamin that The boys ure out after a win to even up the score with the neighboring school. The line-up for tomorrow’s game is as follows: Catcher, -M yers; prtchrrr M oye;“ first biuw; Fletcher; -sceaund base. Peek; shortstop, Byrd; third ■ btxxe, Thurston Ed. Moya; k S a rtg i W d , _ Taylor, t . ami ri*ht YOU, TOO, can»J Spring clothes! Jua your soiled or fadd here. When we retd to you—cleaned, fl newej}— you probaba recognize ‘them, and YOUR stood that Middleton w here cither Tuesday or day to do some trainin'1 scene of uction whil cminnting from Jucksm Jthddo laland^R'-" I Never Give / Thsso rann Inveatmehta on Deeetuhor >1, 1933, totaled 1143,344.* 374.37. Of this amount 144,313.* 0 0 0 was loaned last year, accord­ ing to a statement recently Issued by Robert Lynn Cox, Second Vlco- [ Prriidfnt, and Jtead cf the Mutropolltun’a farm loan division. Thu uxlcat of the crop product­ ion of 3,740,000 acre* (covered un-* ider mortgages to Metropolitan Insurance . Company) U in- dient-d by j d c _ jfa c t t fc H J f.^ U lT . 1 Cl nt. put In corn, the annv Cgurlng at h at> average M0UJ4 maka Of the serloua situation m e n It lg b noticoubli Mr.-Cox rsporta only < uresipendlag ou t-o f II U M ^ * -'* 'O n r y S i g h t - A V .Lhasa Calomel R i c e g r o w i n g i n n r i <a n 9 A s \ in fore **I used to fee) U neceuary to n Tl one muher to W. L Hand “ but it wu lost the courage to give the do*-., “ Aid the children would put fiahi “ 1 bless Iha day that 1 learned of same work in bilious conditions < me! antittj»tor otf, and ihe'ctnlcTr .10 tike b.” , Llvfr-Iag, ■ vegetable liquid ration, asy bo had at a “ 7 “ Pon fo« cffildrec la cates of ii) «oiiipuioq «w) n. Mlious- �V Political Announcements Daily Herald •AD BATES POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a can* I hereby announce my candidacy Jiilotc for iccleclton to tho office for County Lomirn*aioncr for the • la . n l l l ' l i i ra* ’ of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ 3rd District, coi.i,Hiring the towns p a lt M * >ad e « l ject to the action o f the D«mo* ■I iM uirclIatrlr I m J .1 V i spn, U r , i o f Lake Mary, LouswikhI. and Alcratie primary to brj held on Jone Laments sj,mrtntr, Springs, Snrtniw and respectfully 3. If elected lor another lorn I ____ ... ■ 1I»« solicit the support of the voters of pledge , j tulhll the duties of tho this district at tn«“ primary to be ______ Mi • ..... ......o h * ll*«office in the samp efficient manner held June 3, 1024. ______ _ 4* A lilt* that I have conducted It in the W. B. BALLARD. Typa doable above •past. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER dale* lire tor cott* | __________________ CJM. HAND. I hereby announce my candidacy Ihrertlnna. FOR HOARD OF PUBLIC I.iof average length for County Commissioner for the STKUCTION |d a line. I hereby nnnounce my enndidaty Fourth District of Seminole Coun­ tree 3>e tor first ' for re-election as member of the ty. Subject to the action of the Ins la rettrlcUd to j Hoard o f Public Instruction for June Primary of 1924. ■ItlcatlonSeminole County, Florida, repre­ ___________________ C. L, WEST. ,r le made The HanNOTICE senting school district No. 2 of wlll be reaponilbte I will be a candidate for renomjIncorrect insertion, Seminole County, subject to the •cr, tor aubienuertf Democratic primary to be hold on nation for the otficc of Stnie A t­ The office ahould be torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ June 3rd, 1024, net)lately In case of cuit of the State of Florida, sub­ CHAS. A. DALLAS. ject to the action «f the Demo^ iD V E n T I I R I lf. FOlt COUNTY JUDGE antic Primary. Your endorsement repreienlallve thnrI hereby ahnounce my candidacy for a second term of office will be lllar with ratra, mica for the office o f County Judge rnl I nn. will gWs you greatly appreciated. .itormallnn. And U of Seminole County, subject to the GEORGE A s DeCOTTES, liejr will analat you In action o f the voters at the Demo­ State Attorney, Seventh Judicial iir want ad to make cratic primary June 3. Circuit, State, of Florida.__ cm a. JOHN G. LEONARDY. IT N A T .NOTICE. FOR COUNTY COMMIBSIONEl FOR COUNTY JUDGE |ra* ahould slve their I hereby announce my candidacy To the People of Seminole County: postnfflca atldreaa as I am n candidate for County for re-clection for the office oi •Ir phona number If j remit*. About one Judge, your support and rote on County Commissioner of Seminole [of a thousand has a June the 3rd will be appreciated. .. .County, District No, 1, subject tc pnd the others can’t __SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. the action of the Democratic prl with you unless mary June 3, 1924. our addreas. F O R ' REPRESENTATIVE. ____________ G. L. BLEDSOE. ktlnnaare M l’ ST ke I hereby announce my candidacy ,p n »«a at T h e SanFOR REPRESENTATIVE for member House o f Representa­ id o fffe e o r by le f1 respectfully announco mysell tives for Seminole County suhject tphoup dUruallnoot valid. to the action of the voters at the as a candidate for the House ol Representatives from Scminoli Prompt, Efficient Democratic primary, June 3. County, subject to the Democratic Service, -FORREST LAKE. primary, June 3, 1924. If electee' Foit-CLEUh. o f CoDrTT I hereby announce my candi- f will advocate constructive legis dney for tho office of Clerk of tho lation . . .for the . benefit, o f. tho „ great, ilifical Circuit V Court, Seminole County. *»* " u r n l « f Pc°P1b in Scminoli UUCUIb UUUf SJUIfl IllUtcr . U-UUIHJ, Florida, subject to the decision of County and the state o f Florida. hincements the Democratic Primary to bo __________________J. R. l.YLES^ jufi^tT A T T O R N E Y field on Juno 3rd, A .'D ., 1924. 1 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announco my candi jtnnd for efficiency and service in announce to tho citioffice. lacy for County Commissioner fot aolfc County that I am District No. 2 Seminole County _ VANCE E DOUGLASS. fo ' the nomination to subject to the Dcmociatic Primary FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD ig Attorney for the 1 hereby announce myself a can­ June 3, 1924. o i Seminole County, L. P. HAGAN. action of the ftemo- didate for re-election to the office of membci of the board o f public FOR SHERIFF ~ iy, eunc 3rd, 1024. I I hereby announce myself ns t rut lor your vote and instruction, representing school district No. 1 of Seminole Coun’ y, candidate for tvic o.Tt.'c o f Sheri.7 to the Democratic primary o f Seminole County, subject to th< V, HOUSEHOLDERS subject Democratic prmary June. 1921 to he held on June 3rd, 1924. TY COMMISSIONER ______________ W. A. TI LU S. FRED T. WILLIAMS. Announce my candidacy [ Commissioner for the TO THE VOTERS OF THE 19111 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my* candi SENATORIAL DISTRICT. ,et comprising ChuluoAfter due consideration, I have dacy fot County Commissioner foi ind Osceola, subject to »f the Democratic pri- decided to become a candidate for the fifth district of Scninnio Coun­ re-election to the State Senate ty. Subject to the action of thi 13. from the 19th Senatorial District, Juno Primary of 1924. composed o f Orange, Seminole and E_.IL- KILRER. Osceola-Counties, ’ subject 16 the MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD lohnou Democratic Primary to bo held I wish to announce that I am s or the office of Clerk June 3rd. 1 respectfully solicit candidate for Memiet of the It ,C ou rpof Seminolo your support. School Board of Seminole Co. from |ect to the action of tli [C osh la A d v a n ce ICE OF" THE PEACE ’ fthe ’3!T1d«v o^Justlcc » in nnd for the first hlct of HemHoIn.Coun the legal and WITicicnt bf the executive officers »ty I promise to do my hit prejudice. IG. STRINGF2LLOW. [COUNTY JUDGE. [o* course, to the action locratic Primary to be trd, I will be a candidate Ice of County Judge of aunty. 1 shall be gratenomination nnd elecIf elected 1 assure the ' of Seminole n fair and sluistiatlon of the af"fficc. [SCllELI,K MAINES. rERIN rENDBNT OF IC INSTRUCTION announce my candidacy Ition to the office of Iperintcnder.t of public k ’ d< Seminole County, [the Democratic primary on Juno 3rd, 1921. T. W. LAWTON. JNTY* PROSECUTING [ATTpRNEY. announce that T ahall lidatc for the office of osccuttng Attorney, subendorsement of the voters at the June 3rd, )RGE C. HERRING, [COUNTY JUDGE announce myself as a for the office of County Seminole County, subject Docratic primary, June 3, pledge faithful service nominate mq, I J . G. SHARON. fNTY COMMISSIONER announce my candidacy ftinn to the office of imissluncr o f District linole county, subject to |qf the vuters oh Juhe 3rd. W. F.NTZMINGER. LOST A N D FOUND IROOMS FOR RENT LOST an opportunity to keep a . , r |l FOR rv» ’—Two rooms with or abreast with the times by n o t j, jvithout garage. 018 Onk Ave. reading the classified pages o f f o r RENT—One bedroom with your daily newspaper. Herald, sleeping porch, Apply 803 Magwant ni|s contain many interesting i01Ib. ’ message:. It will pay you to read FOR RENT -Furnished bedroom. them dailv. 408 Onk Ave. 31ip for tcdayr-You are known REFTt —Two rooms, upby tnc company you keep; there . P M foie avoid mayonnaise dressing® itairs and one downstairs. 112 fore avnid mayonnaise dressing.: U*turl ^ ve-____________ It has been mixed up with oil.— [FOR RENT— Two bed­rooms. 202 Park Ave. New Haven la-cister. LOST— Thursday night, one male FOR RENT—Two nice light housepointer dog. Color dark brown, keeping rooms and front bedbody and while chest. Finder room. Apply at Herald office. please notify W. C. Hill, care Hill ____ — ________ ___ ____ 1.umber Co. LOST— Eastern'S*tar pfn with go*fii REAL ESTATE bar with the name "Sadie" rngraved. Finder please leavo at FOR RENT— One 12-room flat, Allen Seed Co. n nnd receive regood condition, centrally located, ward. Mrs. Sadie Allen. ! * -------------------------------------- - p o R RENT—Store room, good con­ dition, good location. WANTED—Stenographer or typ­ ist Apply by letter Sanford O edlt FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and Arsocmuon, caie Seminole Qounty vanrishcj at Sanford Novelty tlank._.____________ Works, sole_ngenta._______ 164-tfc WANTED— Sanford business men t o u r i n g s FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs who are in need of competent i.OUl'ES"* for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00, help should read the classified SEDANS Mrs. Eilgworth, Beardalt Avenue, page o f Ih e Herald. There's no TON TRUCKS Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp reason for sending out-of-town i o i Cash or terms. help when there is-probably just SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 We Sell or trade. the person you wsnt in the city. First Street. Next door to Smith EDWARD HIGGINS, Brother*. We sell, trade, and re­ Authorized Ford Dealer WANTED— Salesman, can use few pair all kinds of cook atovet. If Sanfonl. Hvq wire real estate salesmen your trouble Is stove trouble, aeo FOR SALE— Ford Roadster prac either sex. Cali between 10 and us. tlcally new. Bargain. See Stow-; 12._Coral Gables offjee._________ FOR SALE— Ancona baby chicks. art Dutton. WANTED—Twenty lire and hust­ Fine strain pure-bred ancona) ling boys to .deliver and sell the chicks, hatched from eggs from my j Herald in Sanford. Good money VULCANIZING own flock of carefully selected for the right kind o f boys. Come Hood bleeders. My 17 years experience down to the Herald office tomor­ Goodyear in breeding anconas assure you the row afternoon right after school and best to be had in tho breed. All and see the Clrcultaion Manager Balloon Tires chirks delivered South Baldwin of the Herald fo r particulars. Used Cars An c ona Fa rm. Lilli an._ AI a.______ KENT VULCANIZING AVORKS, STE'NOGR"APHER wanted. Fred FOR SALE— Remington type­ Commercial St R. Wilson. Phone 479. writer with wide carriage, $30.00 HOUSES FOR RENT LADIES work at home, pleasant, FOR RENT— One two-room npart- for iiulek sale. Inquire Herald o f­ FOR SALE— Republic one-ton easy rowing on your machnie. fice. ___________________ ____ ___ FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. metit, rluso in. truck, thoroughly overhauled and Whole or part. time. Highest pos­ FOR SALE—‘ One pair mules nnd repainted. New tires. Wight Gro­ sible prices paid. For full infor­ FOR RENT—5-room cottage with wagon, cheap, or one mule. Lew­ cery Co. * mation, address, L. Jones, Box 2, bath, lights and water. W. J. FOR SALE— 120 ncres wild land. Springs. Phone FOR SALE— Ford Coupe suitable for vegetable and grove, is, Altamonte Thigpen._________________________ 1923 Olney. III. 51200. 60J- G. model in good condition, Can 1WANTED7200 salespeople now. FOR RENT— 10-room house cen­ MAKE BIG MONEY selling Wat­ trally located. Apply 410 Oak FOR SALE— 15 ncres celery land FOR RALE -Cheap, Victrola, al- see it at Williams Garage. most new._ Call 1201 Oak Ave. Ave. FOR SALE— Ford Speedster, kins- nationally advertised house­ fronting on Lake Monroe, 1*4 hold products. YOU CAN TOO. .•OR KENT— Large 7-room house;) acres cleared nnd under irrigation, BENNET’S ~ HAT FACTORY— If , chea.p. 100 N. Sanford'Ave, you want your hat cleaned and i FOR’ SALE OR~TRADE-^-Frank“ Established 1868. Resources $15,can sublet an apartment. Apply all planted, four flowing wells, blocked when you want it and how lin sedan on easy terms or will 000,000. Branches sll over U. S. T. A. Orcenlenf, Lakc Mary.______ chsap. you want It send it to the Factory, trade for real estate title or and Canada. Rare CHANCE JUST • ’ OR RENT—For 6 months, com* NOW for C(ty Sales dealers, men fortably furnished house, six FOR SALE—5 ncres all in culti­ 123 Brand Street, Jacksonville, equity. Biggest automobile’ bar­ or women, .full or part time, in city Florida._________ _ ______________ gain in tho state.. Write P. O. Box vation, 5-room house, good barn. looping rooms. 318 Magnolia of Sanford, and elsewhere. Wrtle Vver.up.______________ Laic Monroe front with paved FOR SALE—Tomato plants, nny 1020, Sanford. Fla., what you have. today for our practical, sure quantity... Check. Farm, French road, $5,000.00. /O R RENT— Furnished 2-room MONEY-MAKING PLAN. J. R. Ave. ___ _________________ ground floor apartment, 203 E. Watkins Co., Dept. 99,‘ Memphis, Third Street. Apply New Era FOR SALE—10 acres, 5 cleared. FOR SALE— Sweet tone mahogBusiness Tenn. vegetable land, flowing well. any piano, beautiful Art case. •Tintcrv. opp. Postoffice. \VANTED - Salesladies. Apply Two blocks of loading station,’ Can be seen in Sanford, at $125 Opportunities /O R RENT—Modern 5 room bun­ cheap. Wool worth’s. nnd small storage charge. M. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— We, galow, (V10 Magnolia. Apply II. WANTED— Young man 18 years j. Du Bose. • j _______ _ the manufnoturcis of a well or older to learn business. Good FOR SAI.E— lx)ts in Roscland Martin, ,324 7th St., Jacksonville, known nnd wide.*; advertised pro­ opportunity. Apply Mgr. J. G. /O R s A L e — House and lot, $1,Heights. High and dry. A -l ioea- Fh»prietory medicine, want a repre­ 030.00; $100.00 cash. $25.00 per ti«n on Sanford Ave., from $250 FOR SALE— Cheap, to nvoidpackMcCrory Co. 5 and 10 Cent store. sentative in oacn county in Flor­ month W. V. Wheeler, 404 to $600 each, easy terms. * If you ing an dshipping from Sanford, ida. Our proposition’ is attractive /Irst National HJc. Bldg., Phone wmt a desirable home cornu in nnd will sell my high grndo plnyer and will net a man Tram $200 to 101-J.'sin us. BUILDING piano at a sacrifice. Monthly |$250 per month. Character and If you want n city lot, a subur­ terms to praty giving satisfactory, ability count more than money in M ATER IAL ban lot, a house ready built, cel­ references. See piano anil make Apartments selection. Write us your qualifica­ MIRACLE Concrete Co_ general ery farm, grove or anything in , , ermcirt- work, sldewlaka, buildFor Rent »hr Real Estate line call us. W e,,,' ‘ er‘ E. J. Doby, 84 N. Rroad tions and I f satisfactory we will ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. B. St., Atlanta, Ga. sol at the owners price only. explain our proposition to you by /O R RENT—3 room apnrtment, Terwllleger. Prop. letter. The National Remedy Com­ large, nice, cool rooms. N. H. FOR SALE— Flowering plants. Lumbsr and Building Material, Call and see us. Wc give you Garner,. Phone 69. Sweet William, Calendulas, Car- pany, Postoffice Station G, JackCarter Lumber Company th» bargains and service. "OR RENT—Furnished apart­ THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., t nations, Asters. Zinnia. Verbena, j 8onvillc- Florl-« ,N . Laurel St. Phone 665. ment. Apply Shirley. ApartSeminole Hotel Annex. j feverfew, 23c doz. $1.60 100. To•nents. First Street.______________ REAL BARGAIN— 180 ncres fin e;mnto .Collards, Lettuce. 50c 100; FOR REN’f^Furnishcd two -room apartment. Private bath, nlso . bitnis and truck land, near Dixie $2.00 1,000. Alfred B. Copeland, Ilfehway, close to town, and front­ Sanford, Florida. bedroom. 703 Palmetto Ave, FbR RENT—Nice apartment for ing two large lakes. Price $60.00 FOR SALE-— I* C. Smith type­ rent. 304 W. 5th St. Phone 444. ar acre. Terms. Hiram Powers, writer, $30.00. Phone 479. Wnter Park, Fla. • FOR RENT— Double housa or SALE— Attractive modem three room apartment furnishbungalow. A bargain; terms. dt,]eca.tl$(n gpod...clasp in... A. P. FjORtRDNT InmUe. lUKtiO»h)•A tt^tWa»> rp A . DeCftttefl _________llu u flP i modern i n u u c t it ( FOR SALE— Small house, tomey-at-Law conveniences, on beautiful lalieT F o il B B TP Garage, corner 11th , A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W St. and Elm Ave. i minutes drive from Post Of­ Over Seminole County SCELLANEOUS Ten fico. $3,000.00; terms. W . V. Bank First National Bank B ldf^ Wheeler, 404 1st N atl. Bank, Bldg. W ANTED Sanford, — Florida Sanford — — Florida 'Phono_101-J.___ _______________ O. C. Bryant, W ag- j WILL TRADE—35 acre farm Madam Harriet, twclvo miles north of Miami, in ner, Fla-, will sell at, Beauty Parlor. rapidly growing section for well Over Mobley’s Drug Store. located property in or near San­ Park Ave. Phone 246. W .J . Thigpen Schelle Mainea ford. Small cnah payment is re­ Carolina,-Florida filliv 1 PUBL1C Stenographer; your bus- quired. Price of Miami property, Has moved to Puleston tt LAWYEK ness solicited. 107 Park Ave. including farm house and barns is ing Station, gas at 2 Brumley Bldg. Real Es­ $16,000. If interested in making a Phone 349. _ I * f A_ ____/ .. I I • — Court House trado’ write giving full description tate and all klnda o f In­ W a i t e d TO BUY— Ten or twen- of your property, location and C e n t s a D O V C COSt t h e surance. ty acre tract bordering on lake. price. Address R. J. Peck, FulNo improvements required.* Must ford, Florida. he well loeuetd and close to town. year around. Give price and amount of cash re­ Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet Elton. J Moughton quired. Address Box 100, care REAL ESTATE The Sanford Herald._________ J. U PERKINS ARCHITECT WANT—To rent for the summer, WANTED Sales Department well loented home in Sanfonl, by 10 acres, 5 ..tiled, in First National Bank Bldg. 8 an Juan Garage responsible party. Must bo up to Sanford, — Florida data with all imporvoments and WANTED — Property listings: i fine shape, $4200.00— \our property for »o!e or rent* ' :ompletcly furnished. Give com listed with us will receive our terms. plcte information as to location and price in answering this ad. prompt attention and will be handied to the best o f our ability. Box 431, Sanford, Florida. •Phone 101-J. W. V. Wheeler, 404 Tailors. Oeanera and Dyers 20 acres, 11 tiled, The Matthews Press 1st NafI Bank Bldg^___________ _ Welakn Hid*- Saarani Kla. M7 Park Astana— Phone 4tt DRESSM AKING FOR SALE— 10 acres close to city small house and barn, Phone 417-L-2 on good road. New houso, garage MRS. NIXON hos added to her $10,000-one-half cash. dressmaking establishment tail­ and otler improvements. $2,000.00. oring, ladies suits tailored to order. Terms W . V. Wheeler. 1st Nat’l Sanford Novelty Bank lldg. 'Phone 101-J. Sanford Sign Shop 104 W. Fifth St. FORDS New ana tried ROADSTERS * g m 1 =>= P O T IN P L E N T X " rx OF AND P E P P E R t>E.T P O T O N O A C K O F * 1 S T O V E t> 0 N C fT ” T O C E T T O O M U C H F4RE. I- Fre4 R. Wilson WHIDDON & HODGES PRIN TIN G APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Classen of Work 107 North Sanford Ave. Sanford Machine Co. 4k/ W«>ka V r ila d r r l‘ k .M MS Q rtadlag la if.n l. Fla. AGOOT W -I f It'a Metal we can weld It," SANFORD, FLORIDA STEW AR T The Florist Flowers For AU Occaaloaa Members FleriaU Telegraph De­ livery Aaaociatieo 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone M S-R ONE. I PEOPLE.'- W o*. Wilson Welding & Radiator Works fteK M E A LFO R ' 517 Commercial Street Ueaaral Maehlae aa4 Dall.r V /H E N C U T T H E fe E E F V /P tH T H E F A T A M O T H tt> W I L L t> T A N O P O P . V. G. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork By GEORGE McMANUS A M4NOTE2> AND THE. CORNED B EE F i REA.CN T O t>ERVE Works Contractor and Builder . I 4 " W E E P A p D l N C A* . L I T T L E . V /A J T E R Aslb I T O O I L^> •O O N O T COJER* L I W E iH Ca r e f u l l x t o O tR C C T IO H S : ’ V'-'il BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD the decis rmiQf'the DemocfMtc pr TRICT mary to he'd June 3, 1924. hereby announco that I o lor constable of District FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT No. 1, subject to .tho Democratic l wish to announce that I sm a rimary to be hold June 3rd, 1924. candidate for Clerk of the Circuit aid district beig composed o f the Court of Seminole Co.* subject tc following voting precincts: San­ Dei lodratic primary, June third ford, Lako Monroe and Paola. If elected, I promise the faithful E. E. WALKER. performance of the duties con­ FOR SHERIFF. nected with that office. To the Voters of Seminole County: _____ W. L. MORGAN. I hereby announce my candidacy FOR TAX COLLECTOR for the offico of Sheriff of Semi­ I wish to announce mat I am a nole County, subject to the voters candidate for re f lection to the cf of the Democratic Primary to be fleo of County Tax Collector ol held Juno 3rd, 1924. If elected I Seminole Countr, subject to the promise four years o f Law En­ action of tho Democratic primary forcement in -t business manner by to be held in June. the help o f the proper subordi­ ___________ JWO. D. JINK INS. nates or assistants and earnestly SCHOOL solicit the support of all law en­ MEMBER COUNTY BOARD forcement caters, on June 3rd. I hereby announco myself a enn_______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. diilatc for re-election as a member FOR TAX ASSESSOR. o f the County Board of Ihtblic InI wish to announce that I am a structipn from District No, 3 candidate for re-elecUou to thu Oviedo, Osceola nna office of Tax Assessor of Semi (Geneva, nole County, subject to the dccis- Chuluota) subject to the action of ion or tho Democratic Primary to the Democratic Primary, June 3rd, 1»24. Having served as a mem­ be held June 3rd, 1924. ber of the Board since 1915, and • A. VAUGHAN. having been chairman of the FOR TAX COLLECTOR Plani since 1919, especaily fits me I beg to announce myself a cab- fo t lh e work required o f a Board didate for the office o f Tax Col­ mepibor, and If re-elected 1 prom­ lector’ of Seminole County, subject ise tho same conscientious and con­ to tho decision of the Democratic Primary io he held Juno 3rd, 1924. strictive serrico as has been rend oretfin my many years of service ______________R. C. MAXWELL. CHAS. F. HARRISON, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER W e have several Geneva, Florida. I hereby announce my candidacy FOITCOUNTY'COMMISSIONER for the office of County Commis­ good things to select I htreby announce my candidacy sioner from district number two for re-election to the office of of Seminole , county, subject to The |from in celery farms. action o f tho Democratic primary C'untv Commissioner from DIsti it number four o f Seminole June 3, 1924. Count?, subject to the action of _______________ JOHN ME1SCH. the Dqnccrat primary June 3, 1924. « FOR SIIERTFF i H. B. Lewis & Co. 1_ B. F. WHEELER. To the Voters o f Seminole County: _ N. Address FOR STATE ATTORNEY. I hereby announce myself a can­ I btreby announce my candididate for Sheriff or Seminole First National Bank Building, State ’AttorCounty subject to the action of the, dat’y fir thc office of ----------------ground floor. Democratic primary to be held on j ney for the Seventh Judicial ClrJune 3rd. If I am elected I pledge'cult of Florida, subject to the Demr o o T ^ n a s T s No. 107-Telcphone 319-Park Avo. myself to fulilll the duties of thisj ocraticl Primary to be held June 3, ' 1924. 1 office to the best of my ability. , i. J. A. SCARLETT. g B B is B S M B B ia M S B S B S S B S s s s s a s a e e e s s s s s s s s s e s s s s s s s s E. E. BRADY. (GING UP FATH ER *iV MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE t h a t ! CONN A jim S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder \ S a n fon L .r;. , -^ -^ R, C. M A X W E L Real Estate \ i * ;__ ;N ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 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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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1924: ?«N CALL SHIONS TO TESTIFY IN L A I CASE s t ifie s le Confirms Nomination larlan F. Stone of New . to Be Attorney Genin Daugherty’s Formjob—Armstrong Who re Strong ' Testimony Iterday Is Again Called. Q U I Z WITNESSES ON COST 0E 1920 «. 0. P. IB SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS NUM BER7 XT New Attorney General * Nebraska Now Voting Convehtion Delegates' ( Hr The Associates P ress) ; • Committee Investigating AIleged Frauds in the Volley of Lower Rio Grande River Hears Prosecution Try to Show That No Inspector Wns Sent Into Texas By the I'ostofTice Department. >f Among Important Change* ini Bill Which are Disagreed I to By Senate Finance Com­ mittee Are Longworth In­ come Tax Compromise Rates, Increase ?n Estate Tnxes and Imposing gift tax ' OMAHA, Apr. 8.—President Coolidge and Senator Hiram Johnson are Tuesday seeking Nrbrasgn endorsement for the presidential nomination and 19 delegates to the National Con­ vention in a state-wide primary. The name of no Democratic candidate appears on the bal­ lot but space is left for vqtera to write names. HARRY NEW SAYS W A G E INCREASE IS UNNECESSARY EXPRESS ON l.JBRYAN _____ ' ‘ Mayor Forrest Lake and Oth­ er Prominent BoHineas Men of This City Express Opin­ ion That Florida Would Not Err In Selecting Former Nebraskan As Delegate to the National Convention. Many New Witnesses Are' Sum­ n» Tfce Aaaoclatrd I’rcaa. moned Including Mrs. Jake A x .f l.tn l Praia) WASHINGTON. Apr. 8—Inves­ In on endeavor to feel out the WASHINGTON. Apr. 8.—The Hamon, William Miller and tigation of alleged land frauds in sentiment and common pulse, of new revenue bill was ordered faMajor General Glenn. the lower Rio Grande valley of Tex­ the citizens of this city and vi­ jjorably reported to the senate as by the special senate commit­ cinity toward fhe candijihey of f l l r Thi> A aaorlafri) P i n a ) • luesday by the finance committee. Condemns Bills Before Congress William tee centered Monday in an effort Jennings Bryan, who is as Unwarranted and Submits WASHINGTON, Apr. 8- W i t ­ by the prosecuton to show from scheduled to address the voters His Own Suggestions for W ASHINGTON," Apr. 8. _ nesses passed before the senate oil the testimony of Kush D. Simmons, here Thursday afternoon a t 2:30 Postoffice Employees’ Sal­ r inching touches were put on committee in rapid succession Mon­ chief postoffice inspector that the o’clock from the Seminole Countv ary Raise. ■* Hit* revenue bill Monday by the Bank corner, a representative of day, but littio new information postofficc department failed to senate finance committee pre­ The Sanford Herald Interviewed fllr Tfcc l u w l a t H I ' r r a a l was contributed' by any of them. send an inspector into Texas to paratory to reporting it to the WASHINGTON. Apr. 8.—Post­ several prominent citizens and ask­ They were questioned noth about get first-hand information from senate where it will be taken up campaign expenditures in 1920 and complainants. muster Ge leral New Monday con­ ed for tneir views on the mattter.' probably . next week. The general tenor of what each Simmons countered with the ex­ stories of oil deals at the Republi. The committee decided to ex­ demned ns unwarranted the postcan national convention in that planation that a large part of their empt from the brokers’ tax of ul salary increases proposed in Bryan and each expressed the demun had to say is favorable to investigations were conducted *.>0 all produce nnd merchandise litrong who testified at year. brokers and «Uo voted eeveral bills before congress and sent to sire that a large crowd of people in Monday’s session took The committee adjourned its through the mails. He added that minor changes in the adininis- Chairman Edge of the joint sub- should hear the Great Commoner* and again today. One com- hearings over until Wednesday uf- he was ill in a hospital during the when he uppears In behalf of hl» trutive sections of the bill. vaa that the "western brew­ ter a decision, to summon William Texas land inquiry and although committie on postoffice, his sug­ candidacy for delegate to the na­ he did not order un inspector to go .. 1nolle prossed orders from H. Miller of Columbus, O., and Most of the amendments plnc- gestions for salary increases with tional Democratic convention. partment of justice in Wash, Mrs. Jake L. Hamon, widow of the to Texas, he could not say positive­ ed in the bill on the floor of the recommendations for increased When approached this morning although local Investigators late Republican national commit­ ly whether a personal investigation , house have been knocked out by postage and service foes to I *',a> ’or f o r e s t Lake, who will In­ the case should be pre- teeman from Oklahoma. Subpoen­ was made. the senate committee in favor of meet such u puy raise ; tn,duc.e the man, who was the lt was stated by the sec- as also went out for William D. the treasury draft sent to con­ Says Williamson Influenced Too Much for Budget. standard bearer for his party th rir | of the brewery company at Nicholas, former police chief of . Jam e» R. Page, Kansas City a t­ gress by Secretary Mellon. times, said: Pending bills would Increase that a |5,000 “offer in Oklahoiun City, Major General E. torney, who is assisting in the Among important changes ’’A large crowd of voters'and postal expenditure $160,000,000 n •nt" was accepted by the F. Glenn, retired of Glendon, N. prosecutions as a representative made in the bill by the houso and residents of this city and county year, he said, and the state of the ntnt. The witness told of C., and a “Mr. Himrod," of Moose- of the persons who claim to have disagreed to by the committee national budget would not permit should hear Col. William Jennings to prosecute the Garden hart, 111. been defrauded, had inserted in the Character study made h'y Staff Artist E. it. Iliggins of Ilnrlnn F. were the Longworth income tax such expenditures. If any bill ia Bryan when he speaks here Thurs­ compromise rates, th o increase in ewery case and of efforts record a letter from O. B. William­ Stone, newly nppuinted attorney general. Htoni* was former dean of the day. Mr. Bryan ia a gifted speak­ Miller and Harding Manager estate tuxes nnd the imposition passed increasing salaries. to remove him because he son, postoffice inspector to ,W. F. er and I am sure he will havo revenues to meat the increases Miller was mentioned in testi­ not “atop buying” liquor sa. Zumbrunn, a Kansas City uttorney Columbia Urivcraity law school, and stands high in the legal profession. of the gift tax. something oflnterest to say to hia must be raised by increases in mony before the committee Mon­ vhlch “they” did not want representing some of the land com­ In his university days Stone was n famed football star, and also was ft Mellon Kates Adopted. postage rates, Mr. New declared. Sanford audience. Mr. Bryan Li Dted. He said he had A- day aa one of the Harding mana­ panies. Thla letter. Page contend­ “farmhand” on his father's ranch about half a mile from the college. The Mellon income rates were Submitting u lengthy ur*lysis of seeking to represent Florida j i t gers a t Chicago and was identified 1000 to 1500 cases and was adopted by the committee in place salaries of postal employes nnd the national convention and cer* ed, showed that Williamson was called to be a witnesa in a as a form er attorney general of influenced in preparing his report of the Longworth compromise. similar classes of workers In prl* tainly if the voters elect him to dal case until six months Ohio. His subpoena requires him by the chief postoffice inspector by They prvoido n reduction in the vatc business, the postmaster gen­ that office they could get no more to produce "books, papers and rec­ Zambrunn and by R. B. Creagcr, present nqrninl taxes of 4 per cent eral said, comparison revealed prominent man in the Democratic ords showing receipts and expend­ Republican national committee for on Incomes of $1,000 and under that the udvantago rested with the party than Mr. Bryan. Idbition enforcement condi­ itures of the pre-convention cam­ nnd 8 per cont above that to 3 and postal employe. Here is what D. L Thrasher gn Chicago and Indian land paign of Senator Warren G. Hard­ Texas who was interested in the 0 per cent., respectively. The Mel­ had to say when he was approach* | prosecutions In Qklahoma ing and in connection with the Re­ Alamo Land and Sugar Company. The salary increases suggested ed: lon. surtax rates start at 1 per as a substitute by the postmaster George A. Hill, Jr., of Houston, * the attention of the eennational convention in Texas, cent on $10,000 graduating up to gencrnl were, worked out on a "I will feel very badly if a largo sugherty investigating com- publican attorney for Creager, re ­ 1920." ’ . a maximum of 25 per cent at $100,­ scale of nn increase of $200 Monday. torted with the statem ent that the for crowd is not on hand to greet) Mr. Mrs. Hamon to Show Records letter was a part of he repor pre­ Sanford Attorney Announces Can­ Statement Glveii Out by Oldest 000, whereas the present surtaxes clerks and carriers in first-cinas Bcyan when he apeaka hero Thurs­ P. Armstrong, Chicago sta rt a t 1 per cent on $6,000 and offices having $600,000 annual day. However, 1 don’t doubt but Mrs. Hamon, who according to sented |o the chief postal inspector didacy for State Senate Against Banking Institution Shawn Ibition agent, (testified that information M. O. Overtatreet I’reeent increase to a maximum of 50 per revenues, nnd $100 in flrat-class that he will have a, great many given the committee, Tremendous Gain In Defcnd there was tio secrecy about it. | breweries were allowed to is adm inistratrix of the estate of cont at $200,000. Present Senator. po«ita and Resources. offices having less than $600,000 hearers. His very prominence and He added th a t Williamson himself the lake city "under nrotecLongworth Plan Rejected. L, Hamon, la required to pro­ could explain his report and the annual r^v^nue^, and. in all |in the manufacture of "high Jake ■“ nSSSSSB SJ ' Lewis O'Bryan, attorney for The Lon scwort' The stofy of a^ rt'pinrkablj duce and can­ committee plans to examine,, hi a . it* U UCB "all »u records, recortiH, papers par cej. beer.” In addition to« delv.-announced eg 11>w1W Wr ffy W b Mwi i of -a mistake by sending Mr. ................. hpwjpg. all receipts _r . Hxpendlturee. thia charge, tha for the oftlce of stato tato annford's banking institutions, is cut normal rates 2 per cent Bryan to th# national convention. "“ j Ja k e L ^ 'H k . Starting with theso Increases iamons testified in answer to senator to Represent the dis­ told in an announcement made incomes of $4,000 and under. 5 1there "has He a deserving of the vote and mi preced- questions in the institution of men rcr the seven months by Page th at when he re- trict comprising thq, counties of Monday b^ the offirals of the First confidence of the .voters a t P lo y in November, 1920. ceivsd the complaint of 600 Osceola. Oranen nml---- StuuiaoW Nat iwia i Bank showing figun'v trrr Mo and 1 iwihn sf. that *i f Kt~ sw ie ^ la Jm tu iw At present,thla offlee ia held by dected th a t he will pUv a big part f t S f r a t t s cd lit Texas Ian acres In the "101 lUnclT Senator O. Overstreet, p<> | were involved in tranaectlone Monday by; J.iJL French of Okla­ ^VdW W tolat over to J. M. Donald- Orlando, who is seeking re-elec- ness. ■ “ “““ l-*-r—» «wiWnj the ternntive would curry is approxi­ homa <Clly. thfil H am on'had totl maximum 37H per cent at $200,­ mately $43,000,000.” jfmud jB d h U .w C ir. hlta'fie had spent 1400,000 in ta r ­ eon. postal inspector a t Kansas tion. Up until Mr. O'Bryan an­ JI G. Ball, heed of the Bqil According to the statement 000. . rying Oklahoma for Harding and City to be handled in the regular nounced. the Orange county man printed in The Herald Monday' in The increases in postage and H**£*«to Company, declared: ^ William Jennings Bryan in a Up Government's Movie." 125,000 for tho hotel expenses of channels. He added that he was was unopposed although there compliance with the regular call . LT*!,L on,y newr ta xes carried in fee rates suggested by Mr. New ong, the continuation of the Harding headquarters a t the injured In a railway accident and had been frequent rumors of oth­ issued by the romptroUr of cur­ the bill were voted in by tho sen­ to meet the pay increases, with great man. In fact he is oqe of story is promised for Tues- Chicago convention. French said was out of touch with the progress er candidates entering the field. rency. the deposits of the bank dur­ ate committee and provide for the various classes of mail and the ouUtanding men of the coun­ A short time ago Former May­ ing tnu first quarter of tiic year levies of 10 per cent leach on services to which they apply and try today. If he is elected to go to Isaid “local politicians" held Hamon had told him he had paid of the investigation. or Eugene Duckworth, of Orlan­ ending Mur. 31 have increased radio and moh Jong sets. V federal government’s moves thla money over to "Bill Miller" Claima Donaldson Prejudged. the estimated increases in revenue the convention, and the chances are that he will, then Florida wtll Jewelry Exemption. are: p the brewing. Eve.i in the who was described by the witness Creager called on Will H. Hays, do, while on a visit to Sanford, $502,362.16 over the same period of Articles exempted from the of repeated violations of the as a former attorney general of then postmaster general, Simmons announced t h a t’ he would be a last year. Figures show that nt Second class m atter, $4,885,000. have a man to represent it that will t brewers, he declared, fed- Ohio. asserted and claimed th a t Donald­ candidate if tho Seminole county the close of Business Mar. 31. 1923, jewelry tax were limited to those by Increasing rates on advertising be heard from beforf the gather­ So the deposits nmuuntcd to $1,331,• soiling for $25 or less instead of mater lfc cents a pound in the ing is over. HU honesty of pur­ njuncion proceedings were son was prejudiced and the investi- mnn did not enter the race. Knows of No Offer to IVood. far Mr. Duckworth’s candidacy 396.69. This is an increas; of $40 as provided by the house. The first and second zones; U4 cents pose, I believe, cannot be ques­ Successful because of official gaion was retarding the depart­ Robert F. Wolfe of Columbus, ment of the lower Rio Grande val­ has not materialized and the on­ tax un drafts and promissory in third zones and M cent in tioned and that he will serve in and in thla connection he publisher of the Ohio State Jour­ ley. Simmons said -he had heard ly two men in the ruce nqw are nioru than 37.5 per cent. notes, repealed by the nouae wan fourth zones. h[»f«P«rity to the very best of his |oned C. W. Middlckauf, as- nal, The statement further shows restored and the full tax on biltold the committee he had no the incumbent and Mr. O'Bryan. Third class mater, $500,000, by ‘ attorney general in charge information of any offer having th at Creager also saw 'Attorney that the resources of th^lucnl in­ liartl and pool tables and bowling incorporating in fourth class tlo " * ‘ my con,,(,#nt While here Mr. Duckworth took stitution have hud a gain of approx alleys hibitlon enforcement legal been made tp Leonard Wood at General Daugherty but he did nut cut In half by tho house, matter all third class m atter Robert J. Holly, when approach­ occasion to point out the fuct imaely 31* per cent, Resources at was voted at Chicago, aa one whose • ed. said: into the bill. by which he could have know about that. above eight ounces. that it is Seminole’s time to bo I had been reported to him aa Chicago Simmons said the postal inspec­ "WUIUm Jennings Bryan ia oae The limit placed by the house been nominated. He also asserted Fourth Close M atter. represented in the upper house the end uf the recent quarter * in “agreementa." of the biggest men In the state of $20,000 as the maximum that he had received no positive in­ tor's investigation waa not closed. of the state legislature and ex­ amounted to $2,030,353.23. A year of Fourth class m atter, $30,100,“Seed for Scandal" amount of earned Incoma on UW, by increasing parcel post Florida and I hope that one. of tha formation a t the time about the He admitted it had been two years pressed the desire to see a man ago they totaled $1,545,908.31. ttor Harreld, Republican, *!• o’clock morning conference" in since the inquiry started but ex­ The First National Bank, the which the reduction* of 25 per begining at 9 ounces to and largest crowds in the sU ta greets na, opened the day’s test!- Chicago a t which the nomination plained thia was not unusual in from this county enter the race. oldest banking house in Sanford, cent could be made would be re­ rate* including 8th zone, and on the him-in the best town in the state, Mr. O'Bryair declares he has en­ has enjoyed a stcudy increase in such cases. t with a voluntary atatemant of Harding was agreed upon. duced to $10,000 by action of the pound rates to and including 70 that ia Sanford, at his meeting tered the race only after urgent its business since its forinatift>i senate finance committee. J had seen "seed for scanpounds for local delivery and for [m e next Thursday afternoon. solicitation by friends, here and W. L. Kistler, an oil man of Ok­ many years ago. Statements issu­ the removal from office of lahoma and Wilbur W. Marsh of 1st, 2nd and 3rd zones; increas* in Osceola county. ed a t the close of 1923 showed a Pack, federal district attor- Iowa, ing rates for 4th, 5th and 6th former treasurer of the Dem­ He was graduated ‘ from the Everyone should be there >r the western district of Oksplendid increase over tho year be­ zones from 9 ounces to 5 pounds man. national committee were College of Charleston with .tho fore and the latest financial report to hear him." •«. by the incoming Republi- ocratic and for 7th ad 8th zones to 4 the other witnesses. Marsh, who degree of Bacbcllor of Arts nnd indicates that the insitution is still S fjd A- P. Connelly: Sidninlstration in 1921. Ha was summoned by Senator Spcnpounds. later took his law course a t the growing and expanding rapidly. If W. J . Bryan in eletetd to ned to have M r.'Peck, who cer, Republican, Missouri, said the Insurance fees, $1,750,000 by University of South Carolina. represent Florida at the eonve£ Thu officers of the bank are “ appointed by the Wilson committee would have to consult increasing fee from 3 to K cents Following tho completion of his ‘ition, retained in service tho Democratic committee records and 5 to 7 cents, the 10 and 25 tion- he will prove a great credit The Sanford Rotary Club had course at this institution, K r. O’­ proud of its progress according to ute the Miller brothers •« *0 campaign contributions by aniong its guests today at its Twelve members of the Mechani­ cent fees rcmajnlng unchanged. to the state. I have always been Bryan practiced his profession in their statement. Its growth is but associates, which was E. L. Doheny, California oil mag­ weekly luncheon, Karl Lehman and that cal Laboratory class of the Uni­ C. O. D. Service, $1,200,000. by an admirer of the Great Common­ state. Latev He removed to nn indication of the growh of the land also "stirred things up nate to th# Democratic “war chest" Scout Executive J. C. Morris both Florida versity of Florida accompanied by increasing fee from 10 to 12 er and I think that he will ba of and for 12 yearn has entire community and the officials r mcently to see that civil In 1920, while Kistler disclaimed of Orlando, who were here in the been engaged Prof. B. F. Gaines, arrived in San­ cents for up to $10, establishing great service to this state a t the in 1practice in this convention. He will certainly l»*te brought by the goyem- any connection with Republican interests of local boy scout work. state. rejoice that as the oldest institu­ ford Monday afternoon to be here ^or c°U*ctiona from have a big part in tha selection ot . $10 to $50, and continuing 25 for three days during which time | 7 ,T*C0Ver the lands wnen he campaign collections in that year. Mr. Lehman and Mr. .Morris both Mr. O'Bryan was for eight tion of its kind in the city, it is a the students will conduct a series cent fee for $50 to $100. • the party nominee and I trust that I “** delay in this m atter. urged that members of the local years city attorney for Kissim­ real community builder. the voters of this state will sea of tests on the machinery of the Registry service, $1,100,000, by At Fall Sought Delay. club, who recently pledged money mee. During the war he served to elect him. I hope that * a Officers of the bank are: presi­ increasing fee from^lO to 12 cents water and electric plants of the Poincare Objects To Edwin S. Booth, now to the cause of carrying on the on the United States District crowd will be present to hear and charging 1 cent for return dent, Frank P. Forster; vice-presi­ Southern Utilities Company. assistant to the attorney Soviet Russia Action work in this district. Board in T am pa.. Although he receipt when requested. noon ’**ry tn ° n Thur#day a f i.r The students, all seniors in tho Another visitor who was called has an office in Kissimmee, he dent, L. A. Brumley; vice-presi­ •nd assigned since March Special delivery service. $900,­ upon to speak was Lewis O’Bryan, has been practicing in Sanford dent, T. J. Miller; cashier, B. F. engineering college, make several the cases against the ■*r n « A u M llttS Freaa) 000, by increasing fee to 15 cents orotheri, the committee n PARIS, Apr. 8—Premier Poin­ whose announcement for the state for two years, maintaining an of­ W hltner; assistant cashier, A. I,. trips each year, in order to apply for articles from 2 to 10 pounds S h erir s Report F theoretical principles learned in senate from this district appears fice in the Sominole County Bank Iw i ,n Vr" °f .the depart 20 cents for articles of 10 II justice bearing upon the care . today proteated strongly to elsewhere in this issue. Mr. O’­ Building on Magnolia Avenue. Kelts. Directors are: L. A. Brum­ the class room. While here the stu­ and March Is Filed W pounds and over. « wM shown that Secre- Foreign Minister Tchitbln in So­ Bryan confined his talk to the dis­ He has *entered tne race as a ley, S. O. Chase, F. P. Forster, B. dents under the supervision of viet Russia concerning the trial cussion of present day issues with Money order service, $2,761,000. F. Whitner, T. T. Hawkins, T. J. Prof. Ganes will work in eight- by rate increases averaging 2 the Co. Co candidate from this county. i '. l *? k**d of the depart­ of the Russian Interlectuals Pro­ hour shifts and each shift compos­ no reference to his candidacy. " the interior, first sought (Continued on page 8) Miller and B. E. Squires. ed of . four boys, will make sovctal cents per order, there being slight Other visitors a t the meeting There were 21 convictions tur [■ the prosecution if the Mil- gress Kiev. He did this in a per­ testa of each piece of equipment of increases in most instances and ed in by Sheriff C. M. Hand ' then wthdrew his request, sonally signed note couched in the were; Rotariane John Ackley of decreases in others, under this the two plants. ing the month of March, acror. exchangea of letters and strongest language. At the same Vineland, N. J., Frank Logen of schedule: Not over $2.50, 5 cents: '■• appeared that the crim- time he called on the British and Ocala and Vernon Borum of Or­ Each year the Southern Utilities over $2.60 and under $5, 7 cents* to a report filed Tuesday with Company co-operated with the over $5 and under $10, 10 cents; County Commissioners. The T r01 were finally term inat- Italian governments who are in di­ lando, Prof. Gainee of the Univer­ »J*> showed that school authorities in allowing the over ,7 “ «uilty entered by rect diplomatic contact with Rus­ sity of Florida, Mra. A. M. De$10 and under $26. 12 cents; p°*to f*'°27.34 was collected students to visit its several plants • Miller and others and sia to make similar representa­ Forrest and Mrs. B. J . Starling er am? under W®. cents; forfeiture# and Ubor on were also visitors. throughout the state. The stu* over $50 and under $76, 18 ceqts; (U r The A uoclalxS f r t x ) *mld’ J1**1 Und tions in an effort to save the sav­ Mrs. DcForrest and Mrs. Star­ . N E W YORK, dents composing the -party are: litigation tad not been ants whose loss could be felt over over $76 and under $100, 20 cents. ed to $614.69, work on n A.Pr* * —Three The victims reported thoy were ling were present to present the girls were branded with eliter ordered to disrobe, while Mi4s John Bebson. Hugh Roberts, How­ the world. Uled $412.66-whiU one' 'in e for the erection or the Ri- nitrate, and perhaps, permanent,,, Miss Alice Norton, president of ard Riddle, Henry Perry, J. W. bond amounting to $110J 6 ult monument in this state. The ly disfigured a t a hazi sing which the sorority, daubed their faces, Friedman, R. M .' Wilson, Jack Heavy Rains Causing outstanding. This makes were present aa represen­ marked their initiation into Delta throats and backs, painted whisk- Mellor. E. E. Peeples, B. K. Durst, Pass Libera] Measiire women total of $1J87.69 as Om Connecticut Floods tatives of the local chapter of K*pa Gamma, a Brooklyn inter­ era C. I. Beerso, George Calhoun and and mustaches upon them and of business done by the House Of Parliament Daughters of American Revolu­ high school sorority, it waa dis­ inscribed Harold Stansfleid. crosses on their cheeks month. f°x Tt» Am m Is M P i , m ) tion. closed Monday. the sorority letters upon their lOBILE AGENCIES BOSTON Apr. 8-S w e ile n by The arrests and convictions • ( U r T in A u M iatse r t w ) Dr. Ralph E. Stevens was in ' Physicians, fearing fatal devel­ and COMPETITIVE FARMING * foreheads—all from a bottle of 20 hours of relq and melting snows, for the following offenses: of Sanford au­ LONDON, Apr. 8—The govern­ charge of the program for the day. opments when the victims be­ g«r CONTEST. cent ' pilver nitrate labeled the rivers throughout New Eng- ning trailer on county roads, - !!n cl«? and, the ears ment's future action evictions CoL George W. Knight presided came seriously ill, pronounced i un« Und had overflows _ f O r Tfce A u k Ii I H P m t ) wed their banks to- worthless checks, sU; drunk,'( The them out of danger, although still ** n .s *nf°rd Bukk question in connection with which over the business session. ' * Even the victims thought it fun « Buick; Seipinole ■offered defeat in the House of following members were present: under treatment. JACKSONVILLE,- Apr. 8. — A day causing death and bringing in possession of f* itll the next day whep th prize of $100 ia offered by County jury to a scorn of persons and do­ driving, one; Commons yesterday woe the main Charles Britt, George Brockhahn, 1.T*lrN to of prosecution against ^ S S g i , °®»h4 topic of political speculation in R andall. Chase. Rev, W, J. Car­ •hf Igrorii y membera-nad-of-eup^ into the sunlight und turn«Lhlnc Agent W. L. Wa t t h e farm* / • ' two; carrying ted a t weererur the"painter’e brush had ha er producing the greatest number weapons, two; petty L . „ . well, Chaim ""w asn iiry Circle* ond-tha preaa penter, R. d .-H trfirrJ w tg r^ E rT . M trriof tho organisation fol- touched. Intense burnlhg pair of bushels of com on an acre of i BcaieoJe- Hud __ here is no indication yet aa to Householder, W aiter Haynes, Ed­ m.‘.ck’ ,NV ua* «>£*» eontinu'- riding trains, one; assault what occurfollowed. • , land in Duval county this year. ed “'■>7. Hudson, Essex the course it will take. It le note­ ward Higgins, C. E. Henry, W. C. red to rise throughout th* nieht. In tery, one; using iosuiti o led the af* rls.who planned the Inltla- ■Four other smatlgp, * * pri tjie Springfield 5I ~ • Sad J ura Ga- worthy th at after the defeat of the Hill, George W .‘ Knight, A. R. fair, a Westfield riv- guage. one. _ ______ ) sold to have declared eluded in the oIlev. •nd Studebak- yrovernment'e eviction bill a similar Key, H. F /K e n t, H. B. Lewis. Dr. was reported Suffering a nervous - a r e re r -‘ ’ itided silver ni or to those who come next worse sine **£». Ford and [measure introduced by Ernest Si­ 8. Pules ton, W. 8. Parker, F. E. coUapee. rally applied $60 for the P B tw t . $rict* Inu Florida Motor mon, Liberal, passes unopposed. R°“®iUat, Henry Rosebro, H. R. A week ego, _ the authorities second flood wai and The measure is almost identical and R. _E. Stevens, 8. O. Shlnholreach a | with the fo/erom ent bill with the ■-ar. kb. Factories e exceptioir of *the flmt cU o » tion when the i in baiements T t, UnarltlM FWlO SHINGTON, Apr. 8—The all,.jted interference with |tion continues to trace an pattern in the wide terricing covered by Senate (rty investigating commitfhe Senate meanwhile has f,„j the nomination of Har!Stone, New York, to be atgeneral. Brice Armstrong,, stifled regarding eight brew­ in g “under protection" In [o was ordered to appear to- r iJ9 LEWIS O’BRYAN FIRST NATIONAL CANDIDATE FOR BANK DEPOSITS S T A T E SENATE SHOW BIG GAIN * ■ * Karl Lehmann And S c o u t . . Executive Guests of Rotary University Class Is Here To Make Tests On Utility Plants Brooklyn High School Hazing Party Results In Disfigurement of Girls IRDFACTS C m 1 *•if. �I t pa g e neat TB B SA N F CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS ■A SjSiNDAY, A Fnil, 7. 1924 ' WASHINGTON, Apt. 7^-T h« SJty.KraplnR ha. notht state cannot tax lands held by the United States in tru st for Indians, News. Unless you use ■ k w is announced today in the .auptente court. Meet The W h ole Stone Family unchback Notre pa r t ^ K t h Ca t BY HARRY B. HUNT : NK.T Service Staff Writer. ACCEPT MONEY jUimeual interest attaches to t h a . n rta sH ia ilu iin f the* Untvcrsal ■pedal ‘ The Hunchback of Notre Dam*,’ ’a t the Milsnc Theatre to* day and tomorrow. For many m onth, ic has been widely herald­ ed as' tho last word in cinema nrt, but th i. was taken with the pro­ verbial grain of salt until niter tho world premier at the Astor Theatre in New- York City. The .Gotham critics shattered all pre­ cedent by using op more ndiectW H . of praise than even the most intrepid press-agent would ’d are employ. Cart Laemmle, president of U niversal, realised tne great risk he took in mnking changes in the m isterpiece of Victor Hugo; changes which he defended, how­ ever, on the ground th at ns n dram a must entertain all classes, anything offensive to a religious denomination must be deleted. And, strange to say, all of the changes were heartily endorsed by the critics. Lon Chancy, one of the great­ e st character actors on either stage or-wereen, plays the difficult role of “Quasimodo,” the hunch­ back. He is supported by such well-known players as Patsy Ruth Miller, Ernest Torrence, N e m a n Kerry, Nigel de Brnlier, Tally M arihall, Brandon Hurst and Gladys Brockwell. There are 75 principals and 3,500 extras in l h a rca»t. The entire Cathedral of Notre Daffie waa reconstructed a t Uni­ versal City os well as 1. eight •(fhares of Parisian streets and of LouU x: S / 1. Mfoqffh party .leodsra trouble to keep tlKlr lines straight for thu coming campflljs, .tate ami county organ•ratlotis ore reporting that newly enfranchised "omen voters are gumming up the organisation pro* grain In many sections of tho country. Apparently the spring hr usertrnnlng fovrr, lias-hit n laiRe u n . tlon of the politically.rmndni wo* moa. They're blaming the nieh for 'iiuittng the place with oil, track­ ing In mud nml dirt'arid losing r.ot m-Tfly hnii.lv but positively filthy. Anyway, they're rolling up thrlr sleeves, getting out the brooms and carpet t» a (era. and making a show cf getting ready to clean up. (Continued from pggwTrT** ~* crnm rnt ns a government Is not corrupt. There arc honest and faithful public s e rv a n ts.and loyal and patriotic constituents. There nre limn find women, thoui-ands And millions o f them just n . will­ ing to sacrifico for the honor of their country and ju st as capable of serving the cause of clean gov­ ernm ent as were their forbears. Not Whole Story "But the demoralization conaequent upon war docs not tell the •whole siory. I venture to believe th at so long as the present system and standards prevail in'American politics, regardless of party, you will have conditions no less de­ plot able than those which now confront us. The country was chocked to learn that a very large sum of money was given to high <flit-iaU by a party having busin tss with the government. Well, what have we to say about an in­ dividual having business, or ex­ pecting to have business, with the government giving a very, large sum of money to the political p ar­ ty which is in control or is seek­ ing control, of the entire machin­ ery of the governm ent? And this is the practice which prevails in this country not as to one party, but ns to to all political parties. “ Such large sums arc asked for or given because of a desire to go beyond the ordinary interests of the individual in his party.- You can buy influence with n -political party quite as effective As you can an individual. In the latter instance it' is still denounced, in the former instance it has become an accepted practice." sot busy. Bh* didn’t tike tii- t<>■*»• manners nor his methods and /Aid so. Mho organized the commute* against him and .then kicked him out. ’ ' * Mies Smith will ba at th« Demo­ cratic convention as delegate-atXt? of the fitst clean-up con­ large from’ New Jersey—<loubttesa ferences tolled by women who one of the youngest delegates *on want in we tlie political homestead the floor. It not the youngest. maintained la’ better order Is that She's Just 23. cf the League of Women Voters, which’ will bo held In Buffalo April :t t> 29. IMILARLY, when the men out Among the women who will wield In Preble county, O.. reported t) o d :stcr pn that occasion ato there was no use organizing iillft' Latbrop of Chicago, former against the G. O. P.. It was a ’wo­ l- f of tho If. S. Children's Duman, Mrs. Ada M. Whipple, of r u; Mrs. Clifford Plnchot. wife of Raton, who went out and organised Pennsylvania's progressive repub­ tho second biggest Democratic Vic­ lican governor. Mrs. Frank Van* tory Club In Ohio. d.rllp, whom huelrand has organ'•When any man tells mo a thing1 1 tho Federal Research Bureau cannot be done." Mrs. Whipple In Washington to assist Investiga­ wrote Democrat lo headquarters. tions Into governmental reckless"I’m golni to satisfy myself.” rev), and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Acting on this tip, Cordell Hull, f’stt and Mrs. Mary Garrett Hay, chairman of lbs Democratic No­ veteran suffrage tampalgners. tional Committee, le turning more Tho conference will not choose and more to women for assistance. • i between Republicans and Demo"Whenever the men report 'It •-•ate. but win concentrate Its can't bo done,’ get o woman to do efforts J9 stimulate women’s InIt." Hull has ordered. '*»■*,t gent rally In picking "clean” "And 1 never yet hove had a r i n lor vXi.e I*'1* '•!* woman fall," Hull eav* O S (Continued from page 1.) Mr. Bryan declared in a re­ cent address that the prospects now for n Democratic victory are very bright, provided the party s e le c ts . the rig h t man to carry its standard. By virtue of the fact that Florida will hold n preferential prim ary, Mr. Bryan, if elected, will be compelled to support the choice of the major­ ity of voters, Mr. Maines i said. So fa r there are only two candi­ dates whor.e names will appear cn the ballot In this state. They are Oscar W. Underwood, of Ala­ bama, and William Gibbs MrA ddo,'form er secretary of treas­ ury, under the administrations of Woodrow Wilson. Mr. Bryan i% known to be bittcrly opposed to Underwood, but las fffr ns McAdoo is concerned, h e has not publicly expressed his opinion. . At various times Bry- n fl - l h*nm—lira a o we "JlV-.no such a thini the way It all happenet crowd while the small gathI laughed, thoroughly enjoythe situation. Finally, in ‘ (or frequent Interruptions one as the other told her » ,th« .chief learned the fact a nautomobile accident Jind t W and not' a fight as he first suspected, was quite evident th at it a m ix e d 'u p affair and the asked if they wouldn’t rem ise. . . hat’s whht I want to do," .the - sm artly dressed ono, a o .d o .1 said the other. . fall, w(ll you pay fpr the First pictures of the fnmily of Harlan F. Stone, appointed attorney general in the place of H arry Daugherty. Aboye is Mrs. Agnes Stonu his wife, and below the two sons, Lauson, nt right and Mnrshall, left Marshall finds mathematics, rather than law, his forte,, while Lwsot intends to follow in his fnthcr's footsteps. county at n point probably five or the other side of the river In Lake six mile* from where the men w ire captured. They were In a boat and the officers believe that the three alleged moonshiners were on (Continued from page 1.) their way to Orlando to dispose- of wny to Orlando to deliver the stuff the "ahinc." •. • to some patrons there. They hkve The sheriff stated th a t he had been informed that a DcLand liq­ been receiving some complaints uor seller^ has been passing about tho activity of bootleggers in through this city frequently on that vicinity and on Saturday ho his \ ay to Orlando to dispose of received word th at a load of liquor his stock. Crompton received a would pass through this particular fine of $200 and costs in court this jlacc a t a certain time. When mrnlng. placed under a rrest one of the men Sheriff Hand in company with grabbed his gun but by the quick Deputies Williamson,- Stephenson work of the officers, he was grab­ and B axter nabbed threo men ear­ bed before he had a chance to car­ ly Sunday morning on the Wekiva ry out his purpose. River about 12 miiea from San­ Driggers ia in Jail here but Syl­ ford, after they had hold nn all­ vester and aPtrick furnished bonds night watch. The officers found of $250 each. All threo will be 20 gllons of moonshine in the pos­ tried at the next term of court session of tho men. The men gave On Friday the sheriff, and hia their names as Raymond Sylvester. men caught another violator of the prohibitjpq laws when they arrestJ Charles Stafford a fte r they id several cases of liquor in house. Stafford is out under edd tim ers at the game and that a -5Q band I s appear ia >Kt ^ probaH y tycxtcd.ofi/it 1TOSV3 . Your Sunday dinner will be a success and will cost you less if you buy from adver­ tisers on the Grocery Page. ■I. - *, . 4*4 »ohtesesbh mill* m, oil lasts sate Setter........ 4 Herald readers get the benefit of the best that the market affords—and save money at the same time. DU k , A PARIS, Apr. 7—Dispatch to Intrunsigi-nnt from Ilraisi-I* says i King Albert ia ncrinualy ill and h forced to give up hia.procctrd re. view of the gnrrivm nt the -npital tomorrow and apriid the day which will be his 40th birthday in I,tel. King Albert Is eu gripiH! and phytdcianr him to remain in bed. b u il d in g a g r e a t e r c it y file T b » A a . n r l a i r d P r r - . « l LONDON, Apr. 7—AnnounceSanford ia develop­ ' ment wae made that the Princo of ing in ell directions. {Wales nails on the Southampton Over a vast te rri­ liner, Arundel Castle, on May 2nd, tory the Hty is | for a tour of Mouth Africa. It atgrowing fend pros­ riven fit Cape Town May ID. pering. C O N D IT IO N O F~H A N K S. The needs of everyono, rich and poor, poor. f B v T N r « N . < - r l a tr d in each part or tho WASHINGTON, r - 7—Thu city find expression ‘Comptrolte rof Currency today Uin the Want Ads lucd a call for the condition of all of The Herald. national banka a t the close of busiTo keep informed neee, Monday, Mar. 31. road the Classified pages of The Her­ Thus the affair wan vettlod and ald. both parties went on their way. whether rejoicing or not, orio could not toll. It wan perhaps the most To reach all the peo­ stirring'scene that has trunsnlrple effectively — ed a t the stution . The aevidont leave your Want AH eccurod at First- and Mawnolla * a t The Herald Office and waa. not * * - cur wan T h 0*VGa to send for Tlte datni 'St -und 'K j i “Ufa aU i n ! , day’s the only thine the chief ren lj', to n .qlientibn of felt a fte r thfl affair waa C a ndj> 10c Evcryuhert E. J. Smith ( DISTRIBUTORS • Jacksonville. Florid a- There is a Correct Color and Prod\ . . .visions of bssyty. ., problem* In tint MINDpIcturSi’ sod tons... rsqutrwn.nts of utility ...' many srltpl .l«m«nt» sotar into the pbssant task cf beautifying the i& m s fc is ™-° >d taautl* JCTZw|a find a IM 0J Vamjah Product In r flat and ton* to produce ■Act dasiratl _ BALL HARDWARE CO ’» ’ * ' - - M.TTCTtniB'XOlNr WmJ - E V 0E PAINT Report o f the Condition o f the Sanford, Florida AT THE CLOSjE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31ST, 1624; AS CA BY THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, TAKE A PRINTED SILK DRESS FOR MENTAL STRAIN RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ..$1,Old,091.30 Overdrafts ....!...,....... 870.48 Stocks and Bonds ..., ,.. 278,257.50 ( n r Tfce \ . . i , r l . l » i l I'rr.-I - * f rom F lorida Dr. A. A. Murphree. president of the University of Florida. Local adm irers of M r.-Bryan aa well as those of other kections of the state, feel that if tho Great Comoncr Is selected by the FlorIda voters to represent the state at the convention, he > will be heard from and thut he will bo n big factor in the selection of the p artv’a choice for the chief office of the land. T hat Sir. Bryan will draw a' large crowd from all over tho county is tho popular belief of his many suporter* in this com­ munity. Since taking up his resi­ dence in this elute several year.) ago, Bryan hat« endoared *»*-•-*•»< to thousands of residents of Flor­ ida by his activities m ootui., ... many rthmI movements , chief of which was 1ho campaign .'■)*• funds to erect a Y. M. C. A. building nt the University of Florfila. . . . During that cu-.ipaign last year Mr. Bryan, in cnmpuuy with Dr. Mprphrcc, wept to all part i i*f thg alnte, .-pvaUii'; of t’15 great advantages offered by the Uni­ versity of Florida and urging thp whole-hearted support in behalf cf the officials to erect u .handK IN(.r ALBERT IU „ ' By reading the Spec­ ial Ofl@Hngs on the grocery page of The - Herald today. leading Sanford’s _ merchants are offa'- ing low prices and good service. STRONG ARM OF THE LAW AFTER DRY OFFENDERS Ydfk Drivers A rrangem ents Made de on SanfordFor Political Meeting B usy Thoroughfare With Bryan Thursday i • • (Continued from page 1.) . have passed an examination to drive and «o this woman is to blame fo r the whole affair," vehe­ m ently declares the newcomer. 11" It’a no such a thing. That wo. man la to blame. She ran into rejoins jh« woman of the first Meanwhile the chief puts HU hands to his ears as the two wo­ men g lare a t each other and enla w hat m ay be said to be YOU W IL L 3A Y E -REAL MONEY r t ,VA IU ! I 'N O T O N , D. C - A S Printed silks should re<4|r«-’ Nobel prlzra of thrlr own for A pr ■Impllelty they havo briinght lito femintiiM attire. Bo nayiy rliaiuiIng nrn (hey In thetnselv«;s m il they have eliminated the need. ,nd. therefore tho m ental . atraln , of aearchlng for new Until and iW , brlowa for each season. The material and tho dcnlxn writ lliqrcIn U the thing thla year. Fttwera bloom In every frock tiov. but they aro rather conventionalized flower., modern In treatment snd crisp tn conception. Tho perky lit tin blooms In the illustration ore black, printed op a background of Chinese-red flat crepe, and nre a drUgn.from he veraaUla brush of M. H^nrt Creangr, Ihe noted fashion, esp-rt They are oet off b / bunds of th* aumn mnlertat, but without a ■!»> algtt. From tho wide, allgttfy a<iuarcd neck, there Is, a font Itch' panel down the front, which la rut from tho same piece as the low plain band around Iho waist, a band of Ihe santo finishes tho t>udcraklrt and - the brief ktniena sloevos. Klght little plrala mukn a panel In lha middle of the tunln und two small pockets are dtar o n t-ach aide In front. Firm ihe right pocket fade a .mill Chinese.rod pldffon bandkerchi>f. sljtched In black.. lint, alines anil heads *hO: |il m-it'eh cnch other, rather than I.-. kill'‘bn-*1 ■!)■• -te^a* a t tpa--- li'eiwat .-miri.-n*. J tu hat B*.net rated U '( btfr i.-utgUq't st'a**. •I'dte i »t ff» otto strep nin-ilt-, OthbFReal Estate CASH ANB I BANKS 210,122.71 5,168.55 516,842.69 l ia b il it ie s Capital S to ck ............... « Surplusr and' Undivid­ ed Profits-.,...... 1...T Dividends U n p a id ..... Circulation .................. - Bills Payable ............... Rediscounts ......... . DEPOSITS.................. $2,030,35323 $2,030,353.23 Deposits March 31st i 1924 $1,836,758,69 Deposits March 3}st, .1 1,334.39653 Resources March 31st, 1924 ....... :............... $2,030,353^3 Resources MartH 31st, 1923 . ................... : Increase 502,36116 Increase F. F. FO R ST E R .... .. .. President $ 484,444.92 L : X BRUMLBY, T. J’. M illiE R ,.......Vice lent B. F. WHITNER, Cashier A. L. BETTS, ....Aasifttant Cashier Frchident DIRECTORS T. r.': HAWK B1F. WHITNER �►AGE TW 0 THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1924 —»- - r = .tnr , t ■^ .1. ■ l i f e " ' ' 1 ;■ 4 ^ - 4 — i------- e n te r e d a g a in s t n i l Ham O. A m in i H u t. If t w i n g , O. a ru l,w U .\ Krtima A. Htclff, |lr U D ttt. aU .tff fh)t u n k n o w n heirs. If Ilyins'. <*# (he e s t a t e nt Joh n W. rirtm d j (lores*,-d. j u r y IVolverton, tl» IVilnK. L uth er C. IMrtrr. If.llvlntr. I* tv 1 i» rto (,,If livin’*. Atxrgorct 8. Itanura;. In d ivid u ally nml ,*r *t|r^ cearu^'lii trust t i n ll ii tie r l IT ll i f n * e j. if l i v i n g C h arles C. W a rw lrk , T ru stee nml h is miccrsnurs. If llv l a i r ^ a t a i U i w irTTfumitev. If liv in g , nml AI.el Crlf(In, 1/ llvlmr. AdnUaiJ. lslrator. .,f th e K its!,- ,.t John wTf Griffin. deeenseil. "nml If said par. tie s n o (tend. till p a rties ctnlmlm : j Inlet, ‘t und er Hi njntnlrxe I* Griffin, and w ife, H en rietta K. lir lf fln . d ecenard. W illia m <1. Andehrlod. <lereused. O. \V. Htrlff. nnd w ife,. Km. nta A. Htelff. d eeeased . all o f the u n k n ow n heirs, dereu srd , of tit,e sstiC - ■'( Joh n W. clrlffln.' deeea*e<l. J. 1 *. W n lv e r t fn , dcreitsi-d, L u th er {*., ! iirter. ituroased, I.. O. Porter, doiC-nseii; Mnrttarel R ItHittsey. Ind lv h t in l ly am t os s u c c e s s o r In trust to Robert 'll. Itnmse . d -eeaseil. Charles C. W a rw ick . T r u s t e e nnd tils Mo e e ss u m , d ereased. Mnricnret i IV. Itiimsey. d eceased . and Abel ■ ‘Griffin. deeenseil. A tliulnlstratnr o fj the O t a t e of John W. Griffin, d e - ! In Brutal Ct^lld ly^tBrder^i* Mj* ,\\\*' Ifember DeMolay . • I KANSAS CtTY, M o. Apr. 8,— T£M PA , Fla., April 8.—A con-i lit] Grand Council Order o{ Dc- stituency of -approximately 300,*| olay has issued a call for 50 000 women, members of missiojiary societies... will bo reprrrrrrretf a t tnb annual meeting of ■the Woman’s Missionary Council of , the MetHbuist Episcopal Church* rirh>m these B0 DeMolays one South, which convenes here Wcdwlll be chosen to represent De- nesday, the ninth, for s&tsion* that Molay a* an observer a t the Brit- will continue through the .follnwla b ‘.Em pire .Exposition at London,‘ing Wednesday, April 16. U p w a r d s the. Olympic games a t Paris, and, of 200 delegates nnd visitors are the National Boy Scout Jamboree} expected, *including missionaries a t Copenhagen. All expenses of and doaconnesses. the young man will be paid when The meeting will be called to hb ' embarks for Europe with a order Wednesday evening, by Mrs, party, which will leave this eoun- F. F. Stephens of Columbia, Mo., try June 81; 1924, under trained who was elctced a t last year’s le a d e r sh ip , 'fo r a ten weeks’ edu- Mobile meeting to 1111 the vacancy tiny nr March I Sev^njll J t | i Ida, Im am I l:. w . ttiln c r | Holl'clfM- no i CntnUalni They are standardized in order to. bring about uniform therapeutic efficiency;to the patient whenever requir­ ed. This efficiency. }h most needed in the sick room—not merely in the laboratory. In the physical, mental, social and spiritual phases of life. He must be an unusually well-balanced, well-rounded out typical Ameri­ can young man, worthy to repre­ sent the order, eager for the best Possible education and conscicnti-' oas of making ttye best of the op­ portunities he has to get it, ablei to express himself in public clear­ ly and convincingly, and must be w»U informed on the happenings of the day, which constitute history if\ the making. “ I t will bo a great honor for any JmMotay to be selected as one.of over to Nationals and will be fea­ ta e 50 m ost outstanding- members o f the order by reason of hi* at­ tured by seven 10-minute talks by tainm ents ia all aspects of life. T hat alone will be one of the greatest distinctions th at ever L. Gibson Day" in honor of Miss came to an American young man. Marin 1„ Gibson, 25 years P b r one of these 50 a very unusual president of S carrittforBible nnd Privilege and opportunity is in Training school; now president emeritus of S carritt College for Christian W orkers. At tho morn­ ing serice Sunday, Bishop Ains­ worth of the Florida conference, will preach the council sermon and consecrate three young women to the office nnd work of deacon* ess. They are Miss Lexie Vivian, Carrlxo Springs, Texas; Miss El­ len W right, Hampton, Vn., and Miss Helen Reeves, St. Louis. Daily Fashion Hint What is true of drugs must be true of foods. Purity and efficiency in the can is only part of the problem —purity and efficiency in the kitchen is the true test.. The law requros that baking powder contain 12% leavening gas a t the time of Hnle to . the consumer. This measure insures uniform leavening efficiency and protects the health of the public. Sophie Cupek, 14 (shown at-lower left) started out to deliver milk in the ueiglihorhOtKl of Chicopee, Mass., Stanley Zalesky, 17, is alleged to have enticed her into his home and, ater, to have dubbed her to death in the cellar, wrapped the body in a carpet and dumped it in the Con­ necticut river. Police say he has signed a confession. Above police are shown dragging the river for the body. siiance, upon th e pay no nt th e r e f o r of o n e Hundred Ivttl'ar* per share, t o g e t h e r w ith any uccum tilatetl d ivid en d s thereon. Any s t o c k h o ld ­ er lioldlnk any p referred stock of th e corp oration shall h a v e th e r ln h i at any tim e to have sa id p referred Stock redeemed a ft e r thirty du> s' notice* to tin- A sso ciation , but at mi tim e sh all more th a n o n e - h a l f of th e fu n d s In the T rea su ry Of sa id AsSOdtlnn be ap p licab le to th e d e ­ m a n d s of w u in ir .iw ln n hold ers of co m m o n and preferred stock w i t h ­ out . the c o n sen t of the Hoard of D irectors. Hotli the preferred an d. com m on sto ck sh all be paid In l a w ­ ful money of the t'n ite d s t a t e s . T h e com m on stock sh a ll be paid In m o n th ly In stallm en ts In such m a n ­ ner nnd under such r e su lt Inti,* ns th e h y - l a w s mny direct. Karh stiltscrlb er to com m on s t o c k sh a ll pay an en tra n ce fee of tw e n t y - l iv e (L IS ) c e n ts on each sh are Of sto ck su bscribed .and e v e r y sh a re o f c o m ­ m on stock shall lie subject to a Hen for p a y m e n t of unimfd in s t a ll ; mi-tils a ml—f o r tithPT ch a rg e a In- i urr**il thi-ronii, ns may be provided by tin- lly'-Liiwu." In W ith es* Whereof, th e Hanford Hiflldllik nml Loan A sso ciation , n co rp oration , has cau sed th is notice and c e r tific a te to be sinned In It* corp o ra te n am e by Its President, and sea led w ith Its c o r p o r a te ,s e a l, a t t e s t e d by ' Us Hecrtlnry on this th e Tlh day April, A. D. l'J2t. HANFORD RDII.DI.VO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Ily T. .1. Milter, Its P resid en t, A tte stA P. C on n elly, i t s Secretary. ■t-8.J6-22-2!». In the t'lrrnlt t'wtrrf nf the Seventh Jndlelnl circuit uf Florida, In nnd fur Mrinluolr t'nunlj. In Chancery CITATION. Marina Crnwford. Joined by hor huahand and n ext friend. IT. C. C raw ford, C omplainant, vn. tlynjarhlne L. Griffin, el ul.. Defendant*. __ To. Hutvjamlne-’ I«- Hrftfflrr. and w ife . H en rietta K. Griffin, If living. In order to comply with this fixed standard for bak­ ing powder, manufacturers must produce and pack their product so as to avoid the deterioration which may result from absorption of atmospheric moisture, linking Powder manufacturers to avoid violation of the law, also spend thousands of dollars yearly in testing grocers’ stocks and removing “spent” goods from his shelves, in spite of the fact th at eve^-y jI o h sible precaution had previously been taken against de­ terioration. With the exception of Texas, the pure food laws are not applied to bak­ ing powder mixed with dour at the mill nnd sold in bags ns ‘‘Self Rising Flour.” There is no penalty on the manufacturers if this fails to “self rise"—the consumer is the “goal”— he is the one th at pays the penalty through indigestion and ill health thut comes from eating makings that are not properly raised. The standardization of baking powder is a pro­ tection to both the consumer nnd the manufacturer—who 'welcomes such Inws and co-operatcs in every way possible. But! Not ao with the self rising flour manufacturer—he regents such laws and lights such legislation. Why? Because a standardization of self ris­ ing flour would require moisture-proof container instead of cheap sacks —because low grade "clears” could no longer be sold ns ..“fancy ..patent flour.” It wculd also mean he must maintain expert chemical control such ns is now maintained by baking powder manufacturers. Calumet Baking Rowder contains only such ingredients as have been officially approved by the U. S. Food Authorities. Packed in Tin—keeps the Strength In HB, Kansas City (411) 7 Mas $ 350.80 OS, Jefferson City (440.0) 8 0.00 “IKFI, L os Angeles (469) ■8:45 i&fc-ies, concert; 10-11 Concert; 12 M ehestra; 1 M.f Orchestra-.. rflVHAS, Louisville Journal (400) 7 0 0 Concert, reading. FOR THE PRINTED SILKS -SWHA, Madison (360) 7:30 Talk. LrWGI, Medfocd Hillside (3G0) A model that looks well in the printed fi|30 Big Brother Club; 5:50 Camp silks ami calls fora touch of plain color Elbe Girls; 0:20 Science; 6:30 pro- is artistically portrayed here. The dress is o( the slip-on type, and the Mitt, W EAF, New York (492) 6 Synago. crushed girdle, with beaded motifs at gue; 0:60 Talk; 7 Columbia Uni- the sides, corresponds with the band w s i t y ; 7:20 Edna F carn; 8 Chic- that finishes the lower edge of the tunic blouse. Deep sections that are n± ; 9 Tenor. w WJZ, New York (455* 6 Bed- dashed at the back and gathered into cuff-kinds lengthen the IdttU e; 6:30 Dance; 0:45 Talk; 7 narrow mono sleeves. Medium sixe requires Dance; 7:30 Talk; 9:30 Dance. III yards figured and yard Jb-inch IfW OR, Newark (405) 5:15 Music, plain material. ItB ec lta l; 9:30 Band. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1770. riX LX , Oakland (509), 10 Bari­ Sixes, J l la 4 j inches bust. Price, 43 tone, Hawaiian numbers. Tents. l WAAW, Omaha (360) 8, MurkWDAR, Philadelphia (305) 6:30 Talk; 7, Talk; 7:30 Concert; 8:30 Recital; 9:10 Dance. HWOO, Philadelphia (509) 6:30 Orchestra; 7:45 Recital; 8, Orches. ten . 9:10 Dance. , JVF1, Philadelphia (395) G Talk; Orchestra. w-W IP. lP, 'Philadelphia (509) 5:00 OKChestra; 0 Talk. rfcKDKA, Pittsburgh (326) 5:15 Cpacert; '6:15 Talk; 7:31) M U ». t J U Concert. CAE, Pittsburgh (462) cert; 6:30 Sunshne Girl io; 7:30 Musical. OTECT k YOUR HEALTH CHILD’S xiugh thoughtiessnesa the slight gh or cold of a child is often nacted and soon becomes serious, aw doses of FOLEY’S HONEY D TAR COMPOUND, a t small t, taken at the onset of the I would bring speedy relief. Be flared, have a bottle of this p. reliable cough remedy on pd. and give promptly when a [gn or cold Is detected. Equally [affective for older persons. No ■tee. Sold everywhere. [» •< AaelivalUe far Taa D tH lav I h Hm ITS af taa General liter Is i.arrbv jflvrn that OvsrIt Investment Company, pur*t ot l e x Certificate No. SIS. d lUe 1st day of June. A. D.. has Hied M id certificate In my' I, sad baa made application for lead to laaue In acccdance with Hald certlncat* embrace* the Ming described properly situIn Heml mile County. Florida. It: As fnt. in B*«. NW. Cor. IVli of NB14. See. I. Two. SI , H E., ran 8. StS.S ft.. k7 l* | r. StS.S ft., W. SSI ft., /Less K. ■kt-af-wny)—I acres. The said balms assessed nt the date of iMuanca of such rertlflcat* In anm* of A. M. Hunt. Unless certificate shall be redeemed ’ding to taw tax deed will Issue KM-a»-Mte- lW -d a y -g r-X im t i i u m r official signature and stair* at lha Slat* af KIm Ms . 1070.25 128.10 16.50 . 2242.50 . 2866.35 . 201.00 . 23.08 . 332.20 ... . *v* ■>+-v 1.20 60.00 162.00 . 100.00 . 60.00 . 76.05 . 481.30 . 800.40 . 13.00 t-M -t-* * * .)-* * * * * -* * * To be* borne by City 1-3............ .......... To be borno by property owners ..... Number of feet frontage, 1896.4. Assessment per foot frontage, $3.4531 Name Description Fi Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 5 ............................ ............... ......................... Alice Fitts and L. H. Gibbs, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr. 5 ... Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-af-Way — Blk 3, Tr. 5 .......... ....... ...................J ____ __ _ Chase & Co., Lot 12, Blk 3, Tr. 5 ..................... . Mattie G. Pace, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 0 ...*.................... L. II. Gibbs, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 0 ....... ................... Clara Uenjamln, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 7 ................... E. M. Furcn, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 7 -------- -----------Mrs. E. M. Roberts, Lot 8, Blk 3, T r. 8 — . . . . ----Mrs. F. K. Smith, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 8 ........ ......— Chase & Company, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 5 ............... — Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Uight-of-Way Blk 4. Tr. 6 ...... ............. - .......... ................ S. O. and J. C. Chase, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ................ M. F. Robinson, E. 1-2 of Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr, 6— S. O. Shinholser, \V%L-2 of Lt 1, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ... Unknown, E.‘ 53 ft. Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr. 0 ----- ---- W. H. Hand, \V. 64 f t Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr. 0.... . C. W. Lafng Lot 1, Blk. 4. T r .7 -1 .... - .... *....... W. P. Brooks, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ............ .. Jesse S. Roberts, Lot 1, Blk 4, T r. 8 -------------J. M. Mitchell, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 8 --- -------------Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, E. 45 feet of Myrtle Ave., between F irst St. and Third Street .......... ........................ —...... Tho above nnd foregoing flinpl dsaessmenls, arc payable without NOTICE Anyone wishing to com- interest up to APRIL 16^ 1924, n n d f r o m and filler «?<d itatc, -m LL speciat^ise.tsm entrw lll bo payable only in ten equal annual install­ unniteJitoTVTirthe Khfeliia ments, with interest a t 8 per cant per gnnum on all deferred payments. _. o f'th e Ko KIux KUn of a^dressing L a‘y J °to Bogtofflce bL if' mail Than A Sub-division A Townsite” �THE SANFO BP HEfcAI.D, TV PAGE TUftEE .iin m iiu iim u m tiH iT ii Geneva ■mas Dixon, famous author of CUnsman,” "Th* Fall of a „» and other widely known t dealing with the Old South, pme out strongly for game rtion and agaltwt the general ace projects -,.wbieh now ten with extinction the wild life of America. • Dixon says: "1 wiah to add ■roust to this general drain­ ed marsh, swamp and lake We Americans «ro prrrrtrbthort-uRhud. WUhowt doubt te claiming it is a Wgn of tea that within the past five Lhalf a hundred million acres knh land have been drained. U)ii the acreage under our I n as a sweet m orsel;'w e do lop to think what this drain* Cnna to America’s migratory |n o r what the th re a t to mlgL birds means to us. We do hop tod think until II la too Mfb»t is characteristic. L reeds and tall grasses In h r places furnish ideal rest* ind breeding places for mlg- 'i g .vruo-’N An I V- H IV C 'I T w r ? anufacturfhg nr. * nm kctrm fw yp t tilled 'Tersonal Experience” in mcmifncturing nml niarketinv of, prollurte fro nicittm nnd o th e r' Florida fruits, which will lie held Mi Taih'prt'April 2B-3S. Crr.cva is having not r n ’y n building boom, hut many ioouirie* for land In and nrnuml Geneva, fiomp of their tourists are comm" j back next ypnr to buy homes and stay nml many o'.hcrs are coming to_huy homes for farniin?. Inc irene\m Comunity. ( Club held a regular business meeting Mon­ day, Apr. :t, nt (he home of Mrs. Quirk. Fifteen numbers worn present and three visitors. Tibs was ulso the annual election of offic-rri. . • Mrs. r . T. Wakefield, president, Mrs. H. Pmishnd, vice-president, find Mrs. Chnrle Phllipn, secre­ tary. who served faithfully in tlioir Copyright Keystone View Co. respective offices ror three yearn, n i i t a . f i B o u wwtfcar, « k i are nil elected ngnin, anil Mrs. •* M S N lw I ln • ( u tls e V Franklin, ’who served one year w ll4 b v L ns treasurer, is also re-elected. The program committee for Memorial Day observance for April 20 was r.;ipointef( The cemetery work was discussed and a clean-up day was set for Tues­ day, Apr. 11, nt the park. In the oi’ening n. picnic supper will !>_> served a t the pi;rk and the band will give a free concert. At the close el the meeting a basket. bazaar was held and the hosted,, Mrs. Quirk, rerved delicious cake and orangeade. i> Dr. Quirk and wdfo, his son und family, who have n winter home in Geneva, returned Satur­ day to their home itr Watkins, M / , *.r,l?C SM L*t> HO’.'VO FEB. A p -E/jENT- « I I I pu t it im th coal 8<n / am ' whc. w s u e c e v .ts dow n ] l w E ’u . get a su r pr ise - f f i WHAT W£C!E VOU DOING IN T»«e _ basem em t? / - ^ nnouncing % _ i j f-'OR N'O TH INO! _j|n-Tf THE OPENING OF ME? OH NOTHIN’Ta - l ®S V;. . ->* GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED f f l\ Q U IC K , P O P - G E T A 1' ^ ( C L U B AND K IL L T H A T B IG R A T - i f i------- - Florida. Chuluota i g a a a a n a f t i m a ! ii a B ^ H i H M a M a a a a M a M a a a a B a k . ■■■■■■ Your Sunday dinner will be a success and will cost you less if you buy from adver­ tisers un the Grocery Page. PROMPT DELIVERIES Balance Monthly •!" :■ L n * . YOU WILL SAVE REAL MONEY Herald readers get the benefit of the best th at thy Market affords—and ^savo' money ai the same time. S HE DON’T IJSUALLS •M* ■>+ •:-*4{-*4**4*4***:<***M *4**<-**4-J-+++-*-M *+*M *+< NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS CORNER CHULUOTA AND OVIEDO ROAD TAMPA, Apr. 5.—Judge John White, one of the pioneer realdents of this city .is dead at the i-.ge o[ 7D. lie leaves a widow und small son.' Judge White was born in Madison county December 'I, -1X46, and came to Hillsborough county in 1847 nfter some experi­ ence driving cullin' in Texas, lie rerved in the Confederate army, taking part in the buttle of N atur­ al Bridge, Fla. ■ * £ p |* > J PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE, WE ALSO DO GENERAL AUTO REPAIR WORK juToift fail to see the Hunchback tonight. 9 <4 • « • Ml# IM H I *• •» >t I ** J U 4 ^ - L W J - U .Q i .i- lT r . SPECIAL Florida Is Ju st Right. I like Floridn because it lias a mild climate nil the year, being neither too hot nor too cold. Mn3t of tho trees are green all the year und the flowenr. are blooming, which makes i^. more Sanford’s leading merchants are offer­ ing low prices and good service. > I'LL INVC5T1 CATE - COME TO t>i£ BASEMENT henutiful than th e country with lAVLOlg Imre trees und nu flowers. When Fdnce De Leon discover­ ed Florida, ho called it "The Land In West Palm Beach and Mi­ of Flowers," which was a select- j beautiful nhd prosperous itulc. cd name because there n”i» many It has many pretty flowers und ami they grow ,- any cocoanuts. There is a direct water route trees, it also has a healthy clim­ beautiful flowers grown here. Florida is very, cool during the ate. Although it is damp, it is from Florida, or Sanford rather, breeze comes from the Atlantic,! nice and sunny, for this reason it to New York. sumer months because the breeze- i is -culled "Sunny Florida." I think most people who live in comes from the Atlantic Ocean i People* who are In the north, Florida like the climate and seenand tlie Gulf of Mexico and blows | think Florida Is a tine state. In over the peninsula and cool» the I MAY FOUM MILK IlOAHI) atmosphere. ' JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 7.—The I like to live in Florida becaus.11 [Duval odtfnty medical association it has good schools, instead nt. High School Notes having so many small schools, we Some days are colder tint! oth­ [ has started a movement for the have consididated schools, th at Is ers. hut in the long run Florida’s i formation of n milk commission they have hirgc schools ami brint* weather is nearly\tho same in |in Duval county to be affiliated f. McKay returned Sunday tions of the World." Onfr^ljunchildren from many miles away winter and summer. — > with the Amerlcnn niilK commlsGaincsville, where he at-jd red and thirty csseys were suh""Jip-ida has very beautiful i t.W'teofwenve.of the,. U. nptUxl to Ihe- itK-al i ha|itcc-A-l\ad*TFhfle ift ntsdny, a .L-tuiiiiiillK awtHJvfHfirfdf has many largo « r t i i ^ _icty? '■ Almost every nwrt—yw r abiuit certification of milk, In svilie ho also witnessed the Mrs. De Forrest, Mrs. Tolar,' Mis. -itics, including Miami drive over, you may see wild und Inric* .that come up to certain cultivated flowers. People have a.avcnU ol! .the annual track.. Rossctter,.. Ml a,. £ t iU1ipc. -I>uL U" v■. standards, j , , . ,u ,. , ,* thw country nrnrlv" av7£e nouncoi the winning oaany the high schooia of the atate Florida i«—an—agricultural and yard hns some kind of flowers. number bl-Z. This us state, growing many voget-1 When you are ill .Tam pa you Bfff- aides And citrus fruits. L >u -O nM aN S 0 # , popea-nJl Miss' Flore can look out ovor the Gulf of re tpere glad to have with us, Kay, who received the prize of Sanford Is noted Tor ita truck | ha pel Thursday, Dr. Brownlee. 511*. The toucher* und pupils wish farming. It is also nn-j rtf the I Mexico or the Tampa Bay and | H. S. pupils and tearhcrB ni­ to thank the D. A. R. for the in­ greatest celery centers in the see the aun aet. The sun rising over the A tlan­ ts knjoy tho visits from tho terest they have taken in our High world. Sanford also has many tic Ocean seems' to make tho liters of our city and wish that School. citrus fruit goves. t would come more often. There urc ninny birds In Flor-i water glitter. The Seniors are very busy these ida because it in so warm in v/inFlorida also has many or nil I days practicing r,«r the Senior trr that they come hero to get out good roads, asphalt chiefly. •nil* »j|V * ‘r- A'tlU the Amcrk-uit devolution’’ ol j play, “Anr.e What’s Her Name." of the cold weather of the north, j Another name given to Florida ford offered a $15 prize tc 1which will be presented Friday Many tourists come to Florida t la "The Land of .Flowers.” Wild pupil writing the best cssaj evening. April 25, nt the Milano each winter for tho climate and flowers, such as, violets, roses, of ferns “Tlie Constitution; who frnm Theater. aWtch for further an- also to see the sights that Florida 1phlox and varieties grow in the woods. possesses. it and its effect upon the nu The population of Florida is With ail these advantages Flor­ ida will, in some time, be one of 9fi8,470 people. the leading states of the United Florida is bounded by water on States. the south, cast und west. Primary School Notes Most people, after they hnvc Henry Russell. lived hen* for awhile, don't like Why I Like Florida, over tho state they come too. Ami Gome To The Land Of Flowers. to leave here, The people who Eighth Grade. H attie Loosing. live in Florida are culled "F lor­ th a t’s another ren.-um I like it. I like Floridn because it- is u idans.” Lust, but not the least-r-Florida is a lovable state. That’s why 1 like it. I think everybody likes it, don’t you’i By reading the Spec­ ial OfTerings on the grocery page of The Herald today., ts u u n s m s s m ffiim ttm t a t . BY------TAYLOR If you have not seen this development, drive out from Sanford or Orlando, distance 22 miles, over good roads to the Okeechobee division of its lines at Chuluota, and you will find a high rolling country interspersed with clear, spring-fed sand bottom lakes, with high banks and well stocked with fish... A most delightful country for an all year residence. Chuluota possesses many natural ad­ vantages to the home-seeker, the citrus grower or the trucker. Flowing wells are had in the trucking district varying in depth to 200 feet and many are taking advan­ tage of its equitable climate, fertile soil, ..beautiful ..and healthy country, and preparing to make it then* homes. The Okeechobee division is now extending its line to Miami which will connect this section with Cuba and give a direct line through Chuluota to all points north, east and west. . The Chulutoa Inn, a modern brick hotel which bears a reputation for its hospitality and elegant cuisine in­ vites you. Its accessability to nearby points, its beauti­ ful Betting, makes this hotel a most popular and charm­ ing resort- Its manager, Mrs. Chas. D. Brumley, is ever ready to add any comfort or pleasure to the entertaining of her guests. t * For further information write or phone Mrs.' Chnhiota Inn, Chuluota, Florida. For information on lands Wfite o r phone Jasu Chas. D, r-L-i .a*9l D. Brumley, Manager �t [y !■ '* i *} . •fa • \ r^\. x rv*.l«-^7r >•> •* r ■ ~ v«f 1 *r ~ l . [ *-*i . * v, V*'.* * *_ , . ' -Tj ■ 1.Tjv, . . 9? ' . , ‘E1’ 'PIT*6/ • V' 3~r *^2 r * THE 9 AI^FORlV Sanford Herald aa Second C lin Matter, Oc, 111*, at the Poalotflca at Florida, under act of March ..*7.00. 8 li Months I*.ED i City t»y Cart'ar par W m h j M dlllon II Par Pftctai. MOTlCHt All obituary las. cards of tnanhs. roaolutli-ns ■otic** of entertainments where rgea a rt made, wilt b* charged a t regular advertising rates. TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1924 ■, Citrus Growers, Work Together! » | Sanford and Seminole county do not specialize aa do many Florida sections in the growing of cltruh fruits. Thi»i is a farming section and not% fru it growing section. And being a farming district it has not been effected by the poor marketing system employed by the fruit growers and, ship­ pers in other parts of the state. It has not felt from a finan­ cial standpoint the results of inability' of fruit growers to get a fair return from their crops.-— . — ——. ' “ "However, Sanford and Seminole county are effected in­ directly by the conditions which exist in neighboring .coun­ ties. And the people of,this prosperous county should lend every effort possible to the growers of the orange and grape­ fruit so that they will hereafter get full value for their crops. By contributing to make the citrus, industry a better paying industry Seminole’s citizens will be assisting in mak­ ing Florida a more prosperous state. May 1 has been designated as Citrus' Sign-Up Day when efforts will be made to get all fruit growers in the state together for the purpose of preventing a repetition of the bad conditions which caused fruit growers such heavy finan­ cial losses thia year. Conservative estimates have it that more than thirty million dollars has been the loss to the state because of dis­ orderly marketing bf th citrus crop. This heavy financial loss As Brisbane Sees. It ” . A busy sum m er for Sanford. -------- -o-------- G et ready to vote. You'll be foolish to miss the fun. --------- o--------T he baseball season sta rts in / « «days. law a a■ few --------- o--------Sky-scraping has nothing to do w ith shooting stars.—Pensacola L N w ra. Unless ouy usa a cannon. a u - • - s . vJTSF.*>j 'T, * ." *X ! \ r*fr"I1 *71’ !" fv-> i A ^ rA R R n iie V id ti; a a l :WIX^THOUBLES NEVER CEASE? Contemporary Comment G«od News to Lacking. Chi ea goV Biggest Hotel. Wine British Peers; Only One Flying Fore*. the light' of York World. A splendid * way to raise enue .would be to tax ., all j dotcr '•gew-tw enty-ont years -.B aton Rouge (La.) News. nomocracy has its faults, course, but, on the who! stems preferable to an oilirs —Si. Louis Host-Despatch! An astronomer says tha moons revolve around the o before prohibilun,. only means rose o'er the city—f Ingham Age-Herald. ' “ Bad, grammar don't sound ven gqod, but it don't seem t' hi!f. anybuddy back. Say it .my ^ W ’ 'cept , with onions—Ab. kjartin,. Indianapolis News. Somebody, announce* th*| "whiskers threaten fo come baci* Tljey’ lriako that .threat ctenul ly. and if it wasn't for rapid they’d make gjod,—Clcvelui Plain Dealer. did stiffen up and slowly tum Into striped peppermint? You’d think so, but the human heart is hard. You remember the Arabian philoso­ pher who said to the honly man: “You may sag to me, “Twice two, arc five, and to prove It, I’ll tum this walkinv stick into a live ser­ pent.' But even if you change your stick into a serpent i'll still say, T h a t is interesting, but tw ite two are not five/ ** prove fire resistance, and every­ body admired the intellectual color­ ed man. He took your hat and coat, did the same for five hundred others, never gave out checks, but gave back the right' things to each man. He could remember hun­ dreds never seen before, and what belonged to them. ! I t U not expected th a t the 6 .' x O. P. will change its emblem on l tha ballot to a teapot.—Tampa uuKing nuoui citrus iruits, still it desires to urge every pos­ \ T rib u n e .' Nor to a walrus. sible co-operation and assistance among the citizens of Sem­ o — It- Don’t forget to be in town on inole county in making May 1 and the Citrus Sign-Up Day r i h t twenty-sixth when the politics a big success bo that the growers of Florida’s great fruits will fireworks may prove very enter­ get full value for their crops in the years that are ahead. taining. -------------- o-------------- ; •i | o • ’ I t la rapidly coming to the Dangerous Talk In Miami. .. point where a riderless horse i ________ w akes you immediately suspicious One day last week, the editorial writer of the Miami ■, of the presence of a certain ’wellNews-Metropolis took a notion to be inordinately scintillant . known prinee.. ■„ . -------- o-------- and wrote this paragraph; ____________ _—----------A'-y 11 ' ' -~7 . V -The story in yesterday’s Herald - ' Which referred to a man "snapting There’s one thing th at can be said of the boot. In hla cell” contained, .a typogra -Jcgger—he doesn’t try to run for office. Not liking, perhaps, to tread upon too dftogeroua-g.connd. the iift'flfePM lfito' ifne, rn-th *i is to take the-paragraph as a clever compliment upon his TWw T o r* Trenruf^TiD ni­ p t la spoken of as an E ast Coast common-sense, the office-holder is to take the paragraph as oommunity, ' There's geographical an announcement tn-tha-poUW-flmt-ihu hAAt.'i.Ajrp'jng h1lfjjnpfl^ W. K. ‘Vanderbilt is planning to Id the* largest museum in the rid, where tic will house moro n fou* hundred rare sea speci­ al, many of which were caught n r the lower east coast of tid a. • Fortunately for Florida Aah th that section of the state i aa % rule less rarely caught A catching, fc * ---------°--------[here are still twenty-six horses 1 mules in this country for every *en. automobiles. -There da one rs« or mule to every four Amerna. If some of them were plac­ e t dlfforeilt 'poinU along certain ids n^t very f a r away, they maim some money for their ware by pulling cars out of bog- *■% ^j *A ‘ ' % ?' ky ■* yto.vTl- ROBERT D .‘TOWNS says re­ ligion Is handicapped by "lack of good ncwir.l’’**>Tlfl?tvmrD" no more rirm assurances, such as the one given to Peter and Andrew, “ Fol­ low Me, and I will make you Ash­ ers 'of men." There are no def­ inite assertions abou hell if you arc wicked, amt heaven If you be­ have. Clergymei^ split hairs; each one believes part' 'ind denies p a r t The simple mind wants to believe everything. fruit was shipped early in the season, causing dissatisfaction among consumers and n decided drop in prices and a lack in demand. Later in the year when the good fruit came along, and it was an exceptionally good crop with all trees loaded with perfect fruit, there was no demand and growers re­ ceived barely enough to pay them for picking, packing and shipping. All kinds of prices were quoted and no uniform method of marketing was to be had. As a result growers didn't even bother to pick their fruit but allowed it to remain on the trees and drop. This condition cannot be allowed to go for another year or soon the citrus industry in Florida will be unknown. The Lake Wales plan has been decided upon and efforts are under way to get the growers to work together iri marketing their crops. A large number of business and professional men, not officially connected with the Florida Citrus Exchange, have This IS'i'B e kind t& anim als” wek. Everyone should make an n o d a l effort to do something slpful to some anim als. Further, very week should bo a “ Be Kind » Animals” week. -------- o--------, William Jennings Bryan, the bggest man in the Democratic krty. will speak inSanford liu rsd sy afternoon and good Itlxens o f Sanford will make It lelr business to hear him. , >'v ------ o--------In thq N orth they had no •oner celebrated the approach of ta n n e r by moving their clocks Bto "Daylight Time,” than their tally w as revealed by the worst rtorm of snow, rain and hail that isd been seen in years. ^--------o--------Sergeant Murphy, American swnea horse and winner of last rear’s Grand Notional, finished fifth tha Other day, but it is an 1 ' ** *. . C opyrt«ni, m i BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY t SAFEGUARDED:—Ho shall Wive his angels charge over thee, t o keep thee In all thy ways. Psalm O lill. W ANDERER’S NIGHT JONGS. Thou th a t from the heaven’s art, Every pain and sorrow stillest, ‘ And the doubly wretched heart Doubly with re'-.eshm ent fillost, 1 am weary w ith contending! • W hy this rap tu re and unrest? Peace descending Come, ah, come into my breast! O V r.jtll the hill-tops -to quiet now. In all the tree-tops H eerest thou , H ardly a breath; The birds are asleep in the trees; W alt; soon Uke these Thou too shalt rest. — Henry W . Longfellow. 'j-f ' J*'■Vv' t‘ V -* * *vff ' But grouchincss isn’t confine* to the beardod sex, by any meant Haven't you known women would pray for the South Sea !v landers and refuse to speak to hn next door neighbor? — Tump* Times. The story is told of a rich oil eperator who got mad at a Kin. *as newspaper man and paid hia $28,0000 for hln newspaper jurt to get him out of business and to run the pnper the way he want** it run. “If there is anyone elit like that we'd Mkc f,*»o Job of making.. <iim Imad," offers Lot Valentino In t ie Clay Center Times. "We'll guarantee to do a good Job."—Kansas City Star. SECRET OF FORD'S RAILROAD PENSACOLA JOURNAL Railroad Data of March 20, . era .cuine to Flori *i. They cannot £ thnt publication of propaganda ] buy a ticket to Pensacola without a issued by the committee on pub­ having to change cars on the way, * lic relations of the enstern rail­ though it may be done to Jack- g roads, explains why Henry Ford's sonville. As most of the tourists a railroad is proving to be such a merely want to see Florida, they M complete success. Three columns go where the raih-ond accommo- ■ of smnll type are used, but sum­ dntions are best, arul once they ■ reach Florida a certain percent- jj med up it is this: Ford gets the business for the age of them Invest their funds ■ and come'to be either pcimanent S railroad to hnul. or have on Intarexw that 3 Sanford, Fla. ' Railroad Data says it is not a citizens draws them from year to your. M railroad but n “plant facility" for These new citizen* help develop £ Henry Ford; thnt Ford furnishes the section *o whien they come u A cordial welcome awaits you at this . i r . ■ the business in sufficient quanti- nnd therefore :rcatQ business fur ] tie;» to make the road a financial the rnilroads. ■ success. It also points out that Strong- FinancialInstitution This much may be sa il of Ihe ■ Sunday trains ttro not operated L. &. N. in Pensacoia—th# officers ■ SOME BRITISHERS arc Intelli­ over the road and that passenger $125, gent, which protects them nnd the service has been curtailed, both are alert and aecoqirqodntlnfl. ■ Capita] and Surplus The Journal has hod frequent oc- * others. James Brown, plain coat of which • eliminate expenses. casion to experience this, both in J Total Resources - - - $1,500. Since Railroad Data has found the freight arid ;iasseugcr ser- i that Ford makes tils railroad vice. 1 : High Commissioner ____ of the General profitable by furnishing it suffl-. Assembly of the Church of Scdt- ,cinet, ,-W hat is especially needed Is a |* .would, it o p t .imem ’ uriited land by the Labor GoverrtrtuSHt. th at .business, effort oil tho 'pnr: 'of tbo other railroads might cure T he,high honor .was 'previously. .tha. Duke n ft; ArholL.. hiid same methods. others of high rank. is in Florida or elsewhere, to iFMaW ifcwKW MMBW W qflflTMnfll*— r~~n Not that the rnilroads have itirrcn unon__ a prog Ham of eon ' I n p i nil litir SNOBS AND fools had pInnn«A f n r tn rlf i " f tVinlf trrbuyi-nu ihe "common workman" the freight tonnage, but they socially when he should make his might seriously concern themsel­ official appearance. But the Duke ves in the m atter of locating of Atholl Invites James Brown to plants, developin-; farm Luids. be his guest. The Duchess of and providing passenger service Atholl _ has offered to teach Mrs. that will turn -nfflc.into com­ TODAY Brown” the ropes, and the March-! munities that are . discriminated loncss of Alisa will be her lady in' Matinee and Ijtfight waiting. That la how the British peerage holds on. Victor Hugo's Immortal Masterpiece. The Greatest Screen At traction of the Age. THE BRITISH Government, to increase the number of flying men. will back young men’s fly­ rectlng the destinies of the L. St ing clubs near big cities. when young men sta rt a club, N. railroad had dotp what Mr. the government will lend l/iern Ford has dono. “light two-seater” flying machines For example: Many New Yorkand send men to teach them fly- EUROPE, FUDELY ridiculing and perhaps secretly envying Am­ erican "bigness,” will read theso figures with amazement. You could change your room every day for six years in ‘th at hotel, never occupy the same room twice. The specifications .include fouri miles of corridors, and three and a half acres of window glass. And even th at will seem small I one day, when the world becomes i overcrowded, and we go to the upper storiga of hotels by helicopter, eating nitrogen taken from the air around the top floor. MIL ANE THEATRE “The Hunchback of. Notre D am e” With Lon Chaney THE SIDE OF THE ROAD PALATKA NEWS If you sit in a house by the side of the road and watch the people go by, you’ll soon nod in your chair a t tho whir of the wheels, while sleep wins the atraining eye; you'll have little tx> do from the rise of the sun till it sinks In the hazy west except to loll in an easy chair and rest and rest and rest. inford m ere hap to T#oJjue of good credit sfld point to pay their bills )aeh month. The few .worry about their hills tmsidcred rood risks, kanciai standpoint awl I run worry more than ■y they are attacking ates some newspapers supporting Martin I th at be is about to When any Candi­ \ da a targ e t for atit down he’s running It is better by far to stand in the road and wavo down the pass­ ing throng, then speak as they stand of the excellent land that very seldom goes wrong. They’ll admire your pluck, and some time your luck will locate the men that you tell; don’t sit in a house by the side of tho road—but get out in the road and yell. THE HARVEST OF DEATH OUR GOVERNMENT might take the hint. Sending young men to training camps is a go<><| idea. But in future war, one man taught to fly, drop bombs and work a machine gun from the air would be worth 1,000 young men taught to parade, present arms, etc. Ten thousand first class flyers, with a machine for each, would make this nation absolutely safe against in­ vasion. Will the government ever rasp that fact and act on it? heodore Roosevelt, Assistant Sec­ retary of the Navy, and some oth­ ers say it would be a mistake to :ave one single organization of fighting flyers, flyers. There should be, le thinks,’ a fl: the arm y and navy. - GAINESVILLE SUN MV FAVORITE STORIES tv By,IRVIN 8. COBB * Britisher, and snapped his f Great War had picked up a lit l» era under the Gallic nose of French, waa having a heated .. adversary. tcrnatlonal debate with a French “Mv friend." replied the sailor who had acquired a weilt-; -Frenchman, “with ou I have no ing knowledge of the English' personal quarrel. lut as for the boasted pretentions of your na­ ' A t The argument was .Warm a t the tio n -w e ll, here’s what I think oi outset: it very .soon 'became red- England on the high seas.” And hot. Eliminating tbs dialects, the concluding phases of the dialogue ra n somewhat ks follow* i i ■ "To hell w ith Poincare," said WHAT WISCONSIN DID N E tf YORK WORLD for the victor In the Presidential preference primary. In this in­ stance, however, since Governor I Smith was not an entrant and the ) vote cast for Mr. McAdoo and his i only opponent—Senator Reed of Missouri—was very much light- Ernest Torrence, Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry, Brandon Hurst, Gladys Brockwell, Tully marshall. Special Musk Score ■ Matihec 3:G0. Prices », 75, $1.00. Night ':30. Price* 60, 75, $1.00 and n few at $1.30. Plus tax. Scats at R. „\ flowe*> l 'V ' •• • . ro MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS f *Wt«r Thmm m J t u M i J H m tta r ALL DRUGGISTS THAT WOULD give two sets of secretaries something to play with and cost the people a double “over- CHAYANOFF. RUSSIAN min­ ister of Agriculture, makes some predictions, not too pleasant for American farmers. Being a. Bol­ shevist, you will admit, does not make it impossible for a man to understand agriculture. Chayanolf ■ays that Russia will soon take America’s place in the grain m ar­ ket of the world and may soon be exporting fodder and other farm products .to this country. He calls American fanners “mere hired men of t he capitalists." That is not^ram plim entary. but you can not deny taht the real Job aligned, farm ers ia paying dividends to tiailropda, fertiliser concerns and For Coughs and C M ache*, Neuralgia, Rheui end All Ache* and 1 We aad Me, jars aad ti Hospital six*, $X 00 SLANG OF GOOD PARENTAGE CLEVELAND LEADER crocs out in AddDon’s letters, and “Gone to the wall" is found in John Bunyan’a Immortal "Pilgrim ’s Pro­ gress." In “Love’s Labor Lost" it i | discovered that Shakespeare says; "Give Hector a g ift—a gilt nutmeg—a , lemon.” So one of the beat slang-born phrases of the day? “Make good," can be located in Deuteronomy. The truth is that many slang ex- At a Real Bargain On Easy Terras, ROOMS 501-2 �. I xrmUfiTirn ~ir ^ W#v . W r t h e irtv . it t HJJ sCVTT Hf > S A N F O B P , R E R A L D . ’p j p S p A X , A r i t l ^ f t l 9 2 4 . • r pAcfcgg>- l a . The Misses Florence*, and F.thel Jdat taiaaMon thereof. Daily Fashion Hint A y ’:i /!; h ' , i / •'.m nf.y.iiL j. J :T7« T O M £ R K L I N C O L N H I G H W A Y 1'1 5P Hi i r r J yrT " J .Si ,: Office 148; ■ g '->1 ‘‘• - f Social Calendar *• •' ^ -L k r-rlnit ef ntnefT-nliie |M I1 from . N v t t a r v f ^ n f l r 'I'ttiriT fot OF.Ufvl after th«* enmmenoemenl of lt».- - fIRS. WALTER W K ^ j U l t f y f - « » o r / / ^ i l i i B <u a ! l 4 , • ■■■! * f — . -ii— - for Women, motored - A...... l l T .............. H ’t . B IVr- - . .... cw p n n illn n . sh slt e m t ln w J;*own Sunday for a -week**-visit «tT ■vt n t r J lu ll sn w r r I't r t l r t i u Its home. * [bo.-p»ralL- rlgln's iin-1 fra'neM«»s for it *i •r- bddetgr- ^ ^ ^(frpox*. ^ %twoebth tit the Iwllanas* , \nrrUnic £?nw7^ r»,h | HeSry; h - l" l-< ' ' H O L L Y H O M E IS S C E N E O F B R ID G E P A R T Y B E N E F IT A M E R IC A N L E G IO N i OnC'of the largest and most in-1 evening wns the raffling of a tercating parties of the season w as; specially r ____# ........ made......... . American legion nlhRl by the Woman’s ; angel cake donated by Mrs. Greene Auxilllnry, Campbcii-Loaslng Post. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chittenden who Annual business m eeting American Legion, a t the home of had charge of this ralflc sold Department of Worn- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly on Park chances among the member* pres, at club house a t 3 Avenue. There were.., nips teen and realised about' 412. Mri tablcE'of bridge, n r f - reerejiy itig - Wynn Bolter vrpffitile winner of was enthusiastic «T c g ^ fh e cake. CiTf/ jqynd.' • i ,, Anotncr. moat amusing feature jt txi> A t the close of Ip# games ' the was the atldtioning Of .other cake; following jwjng prises wdte' w ife dUtrbiutcd: Mr. H. B. Lew*. acting^a* nuitinn-6 . f . $ : m h o td.% ifi The first, ladies priica was wwl:* cet* • This, cake brought'$5.7$, Mr. [meeting with Gfwro Mrs.. W: w. A. Fitts, nt pair of Silk 1Douglass D>cinR the highest bidstockings donated qr-.tbc Vowel l |'de;' , • bieciatidn of'Jtoalne^J Company, Mr. E.*-^. Doilglhsa j Everything being donnted, oven "Hub wfll meet a t the won tno firlt gentleman's pM xejnlto the refrerhments, mado It posI ,.lh at 12:30 .o’d o tk , beautifuliv decorated"Cake. donated jsihlc for the nuxilliary to realize L is t. Cecelia Club will by Mi’s. H. R. Stevens. -r — The sec-in nice sum toward the new home I the Woman’s Club at ond ladies prize was won hv M rs.'of »he Legion boys. ck. The Music Depart­ Richardson, a box pf stationery, j . On entering the Holly homo the in g as hostess. donated by Mrs. Roy Chittenden. 1guests were attracted by the lie regular meeting The second gentleman V prize, I geargeoiisncss of the display of Iterature Department playing cards, donnted bv Mrs. [ nasturtiums and Hags flags whi jll [held Wednesday after- George Knight, was won by M r.(greeted them. The refreshments ] 3:30 o'clock. Ail mem- Roy Chittenden. The consolntion, were ice cream and cake. Assisturged to be present. prize was won by Miss Gladys ing Mrs. Holly in receiving the A. Kelly, club partis­ guests were the following host­ an, will, by request, be Wilson ,an angel food cake, do* esses: Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. and hold the annual nated by Mrs. C. R. Kirtlcy. Theodore Langley, Mrs. George for department chairOne of the novel features of the'K night. he program for the nf| e-ill be under the leadMrs. Morton Thigpen, ng Maeterlinck's “Blue N o t E c c e n tric Personals tr meeting of the Literairtment will be held at Mr. ond Mrs. C. W. Stokes mo-| (man's Club a t 3:30 tored to Orlando Sunday. -The Parent-Teachert Peter Schaal leaves Tuesday to lion of the East. West attend Ponce de Leon celebration. their regular meeting f.» Drummond will efiter, bridge luneneon at. her Magnolia Avenue. nttTeachers’ Association ouith Side will hold their | meeting at 3 o’clock, eodors- Roosevelt : Aljx3 will meet- with Mrs. at 8 o'clock. All memurged to attend, the benefit of W o m a n | be held at the Womans’ “ [• i. £ jnlor G. F. S., will meet rs. Gsrynn. Fox at 3:30 » Mr. and rM*. G. A. Speer motor­ ed to Eutsis Sunday. >1*' (7ub will meet with If. Stenstrom, a t 3 1108 Laurel Avenue. !l»r meeting of the Haliron Chapter, N, S. D. be held with Mr». 1Chamberlain a t Daytona Member* will leave for Friday morning. Mldren’a Story hour iry|jst 2 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brassier of Orlando attended the American; Legion card party Monday night. r a V- i ."V* o r ig in a l l y d e s ig n e d DINNER rr.OCKS The syljili-likc'piliiotjcirc ii the tiling and I a«nii:n carries it oiitcfTc.-iively is the frock of black satin to the left. The only bit of trimming on the model is a nicot edge of black and silver about the V-ishape ‘ I neck. Sometimes a sunburst rosette of self-color ribbon is added at. the side. Slippers and stockings are itf silver. McJiunt size requires J 1j yards 36-inch satin. rm* Nothing <|uite so original as th* three little flounces of !>e&ded net used on the second model has been seen this season. This design is in Chinese blue satin, and buckle, bracelets and neck­ lace carry out the bluc-and-silver effect. Slight shirrings at the side emphasize the flat style of the back and front of the dress. Medium size requires JJ< yards 36-inch material and l j j yard* spangled net for the frills. First Model: Pictorial Review Dress No. 1991. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 45 ceqts. Second Model: Press No. 2009. Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust and 16 to 20 years. Price, 45 cents. Flower Mrs. C. D. Brumlcy of Chulucto was a shopper here yesterday. Miss Thayer of Enterprise was (hopping in Sanford Monday. J < Mr. Walter Cowan of Atlanta, la spending a few days in Sanford an route to Tampa. Beattie English and John L. Eng­ lish motored over from DeLand Sunday to call on friends here. THE ART OF BEAUTY H Mrs. J. H: Leo, Sr., and W. L. Wheeler of Oviedo were shopping in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Lyman of Orlando spent the week-end with! Mrs. Fred Walsma. II. II. I.K UIS f l l . v I corporate estslenec.' N otice IS hrreliy given In st we,I AltTIGLR V. the undersigned. Iut<nd to apply to! .Th<- h u s l n ts s i f th is corporation the llrinornble Cary A. Hnrttee. I sh^ll be con d u cted by the fo llo w in g t.overm ir o f th'e S tate o f Florida, •fflrcrs: * a F resldent. a Vlre.lTea-' * e l T a lla h a sse e , Klurldii. ort the With Idrnt and a S ecretary and T rea su r­ d«V o f April. A. f>. ISIt. for l e t t e r s er. who m av b o o n e and .th e sant«l',r.-nt. Inrorpor.itlng II. D. L ew is p e r s m . and n floard n t Director* - ^ f not l e s s than thrae. nor more under th e follo w in g proposed chnrter. the orlglnaT of which Is than seven directors, w ho must b*w*vv now on flic In Ih- o ffic e of the S e c ­ stockholders. * o f snd I'ntll th e first m e e tin g o f the ,..4. retary of the Slate of Florida nt »|i»cl;holders Itereln sfler provided ‘ T a lla h a ssee, Florida. for. the o ff ic e r s nt this eorporntlon Jt, . II. II t .i:\VIH. ih a ll l.e: * A It. KIJT. II. lb, t.ew l« • Prrstdrnr. 'll . ! . . . I>, it. L « '|S A. It. Key; Vle«.l»rrsrd»nt. o /, ARTlt'LltM t i F l.vA'itltOl'ATtON- OF • y>l It. M L ew is. Seoretnry- and Tr«aan . n . i . kvyih cXb • .'.'rt fmje * . *— * ■ We. the iinderslKurd, Jiave agreed urer. .............. a h a l l bo T he Board r t t>(reetr<»s I to HSSOrlute oiirveltos. Mini do her,-. •a1 I by. b ecom e associated for ilie l>ur- If.I IL Lewis, A. It., K ey ,.,q M I pose of fu n n in g Into a body politic Lewis. _ ..oy o r|gia n iz „a tio n m eetflr*t. I and corporate, umler auv by virtue ' (T, he ... Ing of th e atiicK'ltoideni 6 f ttil* tair• HofI lthl i er IlaI I Ww sH of (II Ithe P ** S ta t e of Florida. J attil: <lii h l 'f r l . y *iln|it t h r I nllfiW ln* ooratlon sh all ‘ f'e -"held In the* O t y . „ , , | , / | of Sanford .Florid*, 'on th e it n d A r l l r l r . , i.f I n r i i r p n r . t l l o n : d ay l,f April A. D. IMI. for tho . , , AlltBT.K I. . 1 -Mooting h v -ia w * and j . Th* namn of (his corporation . nr* shall ho II. It (.••win I V . unit It* co m p letin g th e o rg a n iza tio n o f th is prlm-lpitl p lace i f Iius Iiicmv slntll he ......... .rut.on. aim »,*•> for the pur— . -j,.-,|b nt Hanford. S em inole Count)-. Klnr- pose r ' e le c t in g such officer* of the hln. hut It mu)' have Hint entnhllnh corporation a* are herelnalMive pro. . nuoh oth er pltn-rw o f hunlne*M tm vlileil for. and thereafter, th e anthe ttoaril oi D irectum may from nnal m e e t in g s o f the etoekholder* - S - . of thl* corp oration ahall he held on —— — time li> time ilnlermiue. the llr»t T u esd a y a fter the. Hrztr a IflHT ARTIC Li: II. . T h e gen eral nature of t h e litial- Monday In January of carh year. AllT IC L K VI LI .A t . n i a , I i he tr.inn.icleil by nahl.cor* T he h ig h est amoUnt o f Indebted- .,,, t / , g poratlon ahall he an follow*:, t o . .. . avlt: T o linlil. buy., own. eontrnl. ties* or llald ilt) to whlctt Ihl* eor,. , Work, develop, tell, convey, lease, ■Miration shall su bject Itself ahall ie a sum n >| lo ezeee.l the amount ernt. m ortga ge, pledge, rtt-hn llge. eu ltlv ate. Improve and o lh rrw la e >f the rapital sto ck of this corpora.i*.H fl<AW !r deal In and illapoae o f f e l l estate, Ion. A ItT ICLE VII. and an y righ t, t i t l e , interest or T he 111 me* and reslilcncea of the e sta te therein In tlie S ta l e of F lo r ­ ida. and In other Htnle* o f the siihscrlhlng Incorporator* and the Cntted State* end In foreign conn- , mount 1 f th e ea p ltal *toek *uhtrie*; lo plot. Improve and* develop serlhcil by each a re aw follo w s, to. ,.r li of* r * land* for the purpose e f sale, and w i t ’ II. It Lewis. Sanford. Florida, ( t •o do und perform all thing* a p ­ vti'H propriate or needful for the d e ­ Share*. A. It. Key. Bon ford. Florida. I ,t •1*3*1 velopm ent and Improvmeeol of the *nme for any purpnaaaVor whirl, the Share lT D. Jl. Lewis, Son ford.. I’l.rlda. I t *aine may he adapted; to under­ __ '■ f i t take ond direct the management Share In Witness W hereof. Th?*.*ub*rrlb, ’ *-•ind s a le of all or |n r t o f l*e prop* erty o f the eorporatlrjt, nod to un- Ing Inrorportora hove h ereu n to act lertltke mid direct III,' management their li.imt* on this the 7th day ,«■ ••nd sa le of propertv, loilldlnu* und April. A 1*. FJSI II It I.KWIS. t land* of oth ers ,a u l to tranaart on A. It, KKY. .,,.1 i d i' commlM*lon the general hu*l,n,*a nl SI. l-ewl*. re*l estate ag en t* and broker*. HI At e I f Florida, To n n iu lre own. lease, occupy. t’ountv of Hemlimle »».: G. G. Barnard, the sculptor, putting the finishing touches on t h e ; "^VrTS'nd {,’.^ " 0 ,'^ !” to*"'!* I hrrehy certify th at on th is qa-y me personally appeared 11. first of four 16-foot statues of Abraham Lincoln \vhi:h will he p!acctl out. plat. lrrlg-*je. drain and sub hpfore" H. LeWI*. A. It. Key. nnd D. SI. Lewi*, to me w ell, k n ow n lo be tho along the Lincoln Highway in four state*. ,h" ,n np*n t t 'Urm% rsn c h e ,. orrh-irds and plantations, m il e*t*tdinh col'iftles of Immi­ peraomi named In and w h o »ubscribed their name* to the fo r e g o ­ grant*. nud t,| erect mid construct house*. liulldllikM 11ml work* o f ing Article* o f Incorporation, and ■Lsd •«> every kind on th e U nd of the eor- they did s e v era lly a c k n o w le d g e b e­ p u rration. in ,.a. . fore i*e that th ey execu ted the pn vtT T o ‘m an u factu re, purrliase. or uth- same for th e purpose th erein ex»r r w ls e nniu lre. I<». hold. own. oforl. pressed. W itn ess my hand e n d - official UiH'r. pli'ii.'... *n||. assign, triinsfer, nr o th e r w is e disp ose of. Invest, seal at Hanford, l.’ou n ty o f HemlIlY D. M. DOUGLAS Hole and "Mate o f Florida, on this trade itnd ilcnl lit and with timber. Iiimher. naval aforon. and other t h - 7'h day of April. A. D. 1911. I.F.OLA \V. I’OWKI.U | good*, ware* mol merchandise of (HKAI.) •solar)' Public. Htate o f Florida. evrry cla s s mid description, which AI It ps b lack a s ebony, sk in My com m ission e x p ires !2 ->r-19!i. may ho calcu lated directly or Indi­ rectly to effect i n t o Its liualt|ea*. nu w h i t e n.-t s n o w , lips as. red To Issue lionlt* ami to secure the rubles, cyen an b lu e ns s em e bv p le d g e s or d eed s of tru*t or m o r t g a g e s o f or upon whole dlef Ihe lteavcna— .-to runs th o old fairy or any part of the property In-Id l>y utle. H er ty p e la a s rare u s n the rorporallon. anil to sell and pledge such lo ud* fo r corporate 'alry-lale. prlncriet In real life nttd u*r*. n* and w h en the Hoard of III»ven tho f e w , of Iter t h a t lire In reetora may determ in e; to Joan nnd I1ENEFIT OF borrow money o t» ' note*, hond*. txlstcnca s o m H ’ntcs th r o w nw u y WOMEN’S CLUB m o r l ^ ig e w or o th erw ise.__ anilto Ihn ilow^r o f tho farina beeatis,* Iniy. ow n. hire, lease, m ortgage ;hey do nut k n o w how to nutkn th e pledge and idherwlau deni In nnd most of Ih elr exqutatto colorljig. dispose o f all kind* o f personal DANCE THURSDAY, APR. 10 property Among .tho (air lirtinclles Is To aulisrrllie for. hold, purchase, classed the ao-callcd Irish bdituly, LOOK ttl or o th e r w is e nniu lre. sell, transfer, type which In liy no means con­ tS.OOdown brings ii**Igit. m ortgage, ple d ge or oilier, w ise disp ose of Ihe share* of cap ­ fined lo Ireland but Is found among fa cto ry r it I, u II tital stork of. or any bends, skrurliter.beautiful womyn In all partq of tho III* "i n k n v l d e I Sitcb fWftMlfirg world. The Irish b.auty Is one newg Ask to S«e, »OvU« n ota tio n ne -latrinirMlAti*. M f this one,. t' r*. ooneh Hi ale, or- i n v otlinr t t f l n .m w t r. -- ------.; kfrnut^o|:fnyjjn[V to j-n(/ ijHh her II. a. FOND *yr , ■np ll.4P.Kil., , niiP v KnVC DtF mr nrr n t in o w ln u a a n k u it^ ,4 • . OF \(>L»TnFL/;(jfeACEeilltrW'blue,or vr*v ovaa J" ta>lt I «iicli slo ck . IioiuIm, or oth er ohliga _____ __— ~ ^ * Mtl—^,**‘*‘^*** d amtilly . (.lliirrii-.” f\ni*..e •* fthe' tl P k . s e 3X3 sontdljn v > i I Ilona, to e ie r c l s o all the right* CraCtful in its youtlifulneits and dm-lvlngly, coy look which-spark[ p o w ers mol p rlvllrgrac of. own"r>outhful in it* grace is thi* ovcrblnux lea between, tin* dark loshv-a ond (if ship th ereof, nnd to exercise votlirr of crOpc faille anil s~irt of plaited her abundant black Itnli- with lb-.p o w ers thereon. ih e sum a Mlcii*-!----- L e t U 8 d o t h e IIU >St tl.nl u natural person might or (Linnet. The ctxtumo may Ij^ worked rare blun shent In l|s ilcpljts. Perm ull! do. out in *hai|rs of Lin, blue, yellow or hsps It Is ItrgtUfU' of tin- charm of T o receiv e pa* iim-iiI o f Ihe cap ital! important of your green, it is alio stunning in a com­ this type that narno ot Ihn moal slo ck siihanrllird for III money, property, labor or service*. Ml “ISpring Cleaning- Sanbination of black and white. Tha Jtcaitllful lovu songs In tho lwtglii*l valu ation thereof. In he il. - . — blouse may Us mado with either long uitg* h*vu been ftlvsn to us by the tlrt 1 lerinlued hv Ihe Itoenl o f Director* I M nH rauQ T n tlfl'* or shdrt »Icevr«. 'llns front is trimmed Irish poets. i * ii ivrVlInv . ailed for such p u r - . l U l U i l l a l U V O B V A J q **u*t tu-tw No doubt It was tnth a motif of cinh.oidery. New and lout* purl|<ivlar blun-oycd, black • <*<•• l o m ak e i o i i i r . n l * of nny '■•nl w h a tso e v e r for the further Ml. pretty is the id n oi binding the lower haired dSr^qcr ' of whom Tom mi"; of II* liiiallieas Mini pur|Hi*e». rtlgc with scIf-inatcrLtl put on with Mporo whs (Mill ing when he wroth mill ' uel'erull) lo e se r c lse *l|e|l -larning-ititch embroidery. Medium "Relievo mo, If nil lho»*i endearing ,li er* a* may In- liicldeiil lo tliej tize requires 2)>i yards 36-inch mate­ young chnirins.” • purnose* mol i.ii*liiesn of- said corFLORENCE OIL I po—1 1Ion und lo hove, exercise Mini! Mi*’r*. S.-rrra Sur rial for the blouse and 3^$ yards 40It I* particularly difficult to pre- ----- rot!rrn — ■ ■ • | rnjov nit iln- rlg h is. power* a u d l inch flannel for the skirt. srrlbn a shade of powder Ar rouge STOVES ' p r i v il e g e * Inrldeiil lo rorporallon*' „ I’ictorial Review Blouse No. 1709. which will bo becoming lo the to nnd r o fln iM to Ihl* ly p o w h ich 1 •■ruanltcil and e x l s t l n r Miidrr the Sizes, J | to 42 inches bust and IA to fulr brunette bcooiuso more than la it* rare na II la n ltr a c llv e . And Im»-« nf Ihe S la t e of Florida. RbII Hardware Co. The f o r e g o in g Clauses ahull he 20 years. Brice, 35 cents. Skirt No. In any oilier type tho color of'thi h o In her stylo nf iln-ni a c o m b i n a ­ PHONE 8 construed its Independent chjrrts. 1608. Sues, 54 to 30 inches bust. »kln varies. In *• nentl wc might tion of d entureuem with u n u q,cx- I • ">,1 , , i r. -Mid Ihe •» senumeration •••• iMiwirs. Brice, 33 cent*. Embroidery No. lay that with the very'while*cM n- t>.-dcd lo u ch o f p iq u a n cy will be, . o* f- d nny speriiie Im .inrs* or imwer 12820. Transfer, blue or yellow, 23 nc«l. blue i-y n l iyp«'. w hite powUer'fnitnil ntlrm-llve. A rlo*e dark *hiill uni lie held l o lim it or reI xtrli-l III an y m-Jiilier a n y oilier Notice To Candidates v,„ ;cnts. and n touch of ash en of ram n 1llllie Imt with nn uitexpoctnl fac- *u •ni'J\%.tf I70T IbOk . NOTICE—SOUTHSIDE Miss Gusle Frank and Dick 1IT-TEACKERS! jk S Frankr are attendifflr )h e l*unaa fig|.‘>l«»weAos—— r.-p- .o .uoMi Therff* ’l/'r ia l ftieling'’ of it me# r a * O le b ra tim T a ra l. A ufuelint?— nricnr anJ . t ha myeieriout cast-try Southllde Parent. ” Mri. D. A. jhjsUtiy jjujd, J 4 ol JJiia gefwiy-formed from green and tatlon r-Thursduy* um Henry "Wlgftf motored to Stone sliver Persan senrfs and a jewelled at 2:30 p. m., a t tha Ialand Tuesday. belt, but It is not too eccentric for School. formal wear. Tho jewelled tassels saeprlnten* Miss Ellen Mghoney, instruct- hold the wing draperies in place. | schools will address the reas at SanfordI Highh School, Sc spent fetation of tbe week-end in Tallahassee. 111 jflkce and' many Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry and [portent m atters of bustMr. and Mrs. John W. Bell of Miss Ruth, together with their be transacted. Every Lake Monroe left for Palm Beach gut 111 urged to bo present. McCausland motored to Daytona Sunday on a businesa trip. Sunday. FAN LEGION AUX1LMr. and Mrs. John Gillin and L1ARY. motored to Daytona Sun­ Mr, and Mrs. Ender Curlctt and [American Legion Auxil- children mother of Ocitevn leave for St. It Saturday a t the home day. Augustine Tuesday to visit Mr. ’ Joe Chittenden. There Mrs. Hazel Sorrell and C. W. lenteen members present. Lloyd were a t Daytona Beach Sun­ and Mrs. C. S. Brumley, a sister and brother-in-law. | important m atters were day. and a dance was planAjiril 21. Miss Dickinson and Mr. John­ Mr. Bert Creekmore of Orlando J. Losiing was prea- was a week-end guest of Mr. and son of Orlando, gucsta of Mr. and • bti*lner* nr power of lliln cjrporaMra. James Hawkins were in San­ _gave a very interesting Mrs. G. S. Harvard. would best bring oul 'th e natural1Ing of Mite; or it bright llowcr. , lion. ford Monday night to attend the the St. Petersburg cenAIITH'LK III. beauty. Where tho cyia are dark- j Dark, clctir colorml dr -nin-a with All candidates for CountyMr A pleasant social hour The am ou n t of the eapltal .lock Miss Gladys Morris of Leesburg American Legion card party. rr and I h e akin of a wnrnier lo n e ., touches of while ut thn neck uttd • iif tl'lr* r«»r|»orrili(Mi Nimll l»« tin* Office* must qualify at office with cake and orange* was the week-end guest of Mrs. E. tmturelln powder might be tried wrist. ilium nf M li v Th« himfind <9SM«0.M) refreshments. L. Brown. The new Christian Sciencet Readfiv * j of secretary of the County.,,, ' I »o|l)*r«. In lie <11V(• I••«) Into a n d either A s h e * of Hones rouge or l In p*n«ral. If I were naked lo ing Room is now open to the pub­ llutidrm) ,„,iiar* NhnrM .itch « f Oiiv llutulrt’il Democratic Executive Com* rouge M an d arin e w ith Ra o r a n g e f-Re s a r M .la l ad vlr« l o Ihe fa ir AGNES GUILD, Mr. A. B. Del ter, manager of lic, a t room No. 617 First National lone. t'erbapo the new modu of hmnotl* Intv few words. I ahould iT||l rul,|ta| , f„r k nf'ihl* mrp-ira-. m | l i cid *t. afternoon the regular MeCroy’a Spent the week-end in Bank Building, from 11 a. m. to inlxlnf powdirt will help* th»» f.ilr wy -ilrt ri ciniply, wear* I'lat'k, . tinu may i***imynbtr in. or Mting of S t Agnes Tampa and SL Petersburg. R- J. HOLLY, Secretary, w 6 p. m. every day except Sunday. brunette to decide what shade bright fed. crticrthl greeti to con- u*ed far ihe p urchase nf property, held at the home of Room 8, Ball Bldff. lu ll* her sk in . T Jtmst and offset Ih . skin: or while V e r m c ^ '-t^ ie Betts with . . Mre. . Joe Stencel Taylor. Bill Lake und Mr. H. K. Roof of the Southern There's a combination of spark-I lo contrast with her H a i r . ________________________ . .-Mrs, Beits as hostesses. Jim Sharon left Sunday night, by Bell Telephono Company, of Da>via business was given at- car, for Gainesville to resumu their tona, Fla., has been for the past I after The new Stoklcy Nurseries, in- Inc., of which Richard D. Pope, of "■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■a ler which tea and cake studies a t the University. four or five days a t the Valdez sor|torated, of Winter Haven,' this city, in occrotnry and Kcncnil •d- Those present ware hotel. have applied for ’or a charter of in -{manager. J. IS. Robson, Leake, Mts. M. M, Thomas who har corporation,, the capital utot-k o been.visiting her .slater. Mre. R. J.j Miss Cooper of Tampa. Fla., rep H r u g g ' .t s are ln * lru rl.tl to refund money In . » « ' y In .tn u rr w l i . r , i the corporation being $100,000. IJggers, Chris Mathews, Holly returned yesterday to her Silver Springs, five mile* frur.t sa tisfu rlo ry resu lts nrr nut ohlalnrd. T hr vrry nrst d ose o f • resentive of "Ladies Ready to OcuLi, is it resort that i.t destined Phillip,, McKee. Benja- home in Jacksonville. Cl.KM JOMKM I.IVKlt AMI KID9IKV TOXIC Wear,’’ has been here sevoral dny<t, tner, Overlin and McRay. few to become The dMfelntofih Nows,. _ very popular. Extcnn lm o .t Invariably .to p * th . t e n d e n c y o f s n e e s ln g nnd oM'ghlug calling upon tho various dry goods and th r third dorr uxuully .top* tln> su v r r r .t ('(ILD. T h r ■ imntoii ■ . days ago, told of the cxcrllont! sivc development is utulor way in . S Cold Mr. and Mre. J. C. Aycock left m ust lie rla»*eil us a serious d isea se so R*t rid <J It ut once >LY CROSS GUILD, Monday for SL Augustine to. a t­ for Orlando. If your inu*r|rs are sore or y ou have th at ch illy (waling liven near McIntosh. On n Mingle th" t 1plne’" , “ni1 bul,dinK* S w llli a dull headache. It’s u sure . l a n th at y o u h a v e ta k e n cold. m •lular monthly business tend the Ponce de Leon celebra­ Mrs. S. D. Chittenden, who has acre he has raised and shipped | wil! bt> r',t,1*ced >vDh now one4 1J Don't w ait for p n eu m on ia tn develop, hut buy a b o ttle o t CLKM of the Holy Cross Guild tion. Ji IN KM I.IVKlt AND K4DNKY TON 10 today. The c»»t I* smaU been visitinjr friends at West eleven hundred nnd eighty-two nnd the grounds beautified, »t the Rectory with flfr ■mil y o u ran not afford to takw u chance a t th is tlm o u* year. Palm Beach, now en route to Tal­ ------— . -----------, btbficets of fine lettuce. obers present. Several Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Mlgnery of Fur *sle s i • ■ lahassee, is stoppinK over for a oi importance were con- Danbury, Conn., have been visi­ J*"!on5 them the discus- tors here for several days, regis­ week in Sanford as the jcucst of Avocado growing in thn Wiruoc The Hunchback at ROUiMILLAT & ANDERSON her dauKhter, Mrs. Walter WishL 1*21 °£,P«ws for the new tering a t the Valdes Hotel. © \50b Raven section has recoivc-l ndde.1 M i[a n e t o n i g h t . 1 The Guild having taken stimulus by tho organization of Miss Marion Turner of New “ •ir portion of work. TiO OKiAL Mre. V. L. Wagner spent Sun­ the Ridgeland Avocado Nurseries, WtVIvJ . b!in* the regular after- day in Tampa with her daughter, York, who has been demonstrating -z t¥ the Bible study daring who I* a student in the convent i Dennison a rt material! at the ;v.j Coleman Gift Shop for the paat R esting closed with sev- there. two wetks, left Monday for resdings ot> prs^qr. REALIZING Gaineaville. . Miss IDEAL FOR TAFFETA "Hams of • Iffliaukee, Catherine Teague and Miss Ruth AN IDEAL Mr*. Lola LeGetta has returned has spent the winter Gillqi) motqrefl pn Sunday to AmsA graceful and attractive' little frock to Sanford after spending several » ?uest of "Comfolft rilla Gardens on Lake Charm. Msny have Ibado it pos­ i beini weeks with her son and daughter. nay be made up after this model, *ng honored today sible to acquire a home -'nf •e Mr. apd Mrs. Howard LeGette of •specially designed for the developeee ._ ,y ^Picnic a t Green their own—the realization ar. .of PhlUdelphia, Pjtilad .hear Cairoa Ga., and is a t home with nent of taffeta and the rtfpe mateof an ideal. ^ Roby her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Hill, t , > iata. The skirt is gathered to a seraiitted biotue with square neck and Palm 'n- MrsMr"ioy kha the The Hffrtid W ant Ad* M r.C arl Roumiilat of Jackson- lowing sleeves finished with roil cuffs. have a deal to' 'do with •Utei. alisa Adel w{l? -f-rAutomobile Repairing Gas 25c ( preferred, the skirt may be trimmed \ille, Who was on his way to Kisbringing about homo own­ y • vith three bamts of selfor contrasting simmfD, stepped over Sunday wltfi ership. forHhey point to opDr. and Mre. Cecil D. Butt and jCempbell of Tallahas- aon of Orlando spent Sunday here his brother, Mr. Eugene RoumiUaL nattrial. IT desired. Aledium size ■rortunitics in buying, sell­ Miss J . R. Thurshy of Orange equires 3 yanls of taffeta 36 inches 3 t • of Sanford, ing, exchanging. ‘ ef, Mre. City was shopping here Monday. : In the Coq See w hat tha Herald K4 Pictorial Review Dress No. 1306. Sanford for ______ OPEN D A Y A N D NIGHT — ^.LADIES’ REST ROOM W ants have to offer in aid­ The friends of Mr. Roy R. Sten- •Ire*. 34 to 40 inches bust nod 16 to 20 * "?**■ Mr. Campbell ing you In . having your Mr. .and Mrs. R. L. Moore of ■trom. who a t one time resided in -cars. Brice, 35 cents. A *™ *** tor delegate Sanford returned from a motor dreacia for a home come Democratic con- trip to Miami, where they vielted Sanford, will be interested in the true._______ ‘ ___ _ ........... ___ _______ According to ' the Palatka following item: "Mr. and_____ Mra. tipping In touch' • with “Keeping for a week. --------X Boy-l!R."gU Mtwm--ann<wnce---thet-Ny*?t' “e ta tls d o thu* YXlfTiUliiiT means the Herald Wa: arrival of a daughter, Lois Edna, able ' show th at Putnam county rv ^ -v—ic*rtl'*and- her keeping iii touch w ith real wiU mature some four hundred F. A. W. Brown, better known March 31, in their home, Beau­ ^ r i i to p h e r William* tv opportunltlce. onnortiinltica. ty I acres of watermelons this season, »rom New York ■tores. Miss Cooper left Monday fort, S. C. Ju st tu tu to th e Herald and under favorable conditions as Brownie, ahlek of Banana Lake, fc spent the week-end in Sanford. On the Joe^Sauser Corner. ^ Want Ads now and see how Mr. F. R. Bolx of Boston, Mass., that means a crop th a t will be money for the growers. has bougth the John Brumley farm ^Garden HeraldT*W at Palm H am m ett, paying |16JK)0 BY O.C. «nglna for tha loaji.T • NepoleeonV nightshirt*' It ot-fu> Jt’r <7111(4- l THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS I Carolina-Florida Service Station. BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS a c ~ SUPPLIED COLD * ' ’ • ; �9 ?v*rv P A G !! SIX TUB SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, l*)2i A* Prince li SEWANEE-TRACK TEAE WILL MEET GATORSATURDAY 'MteQn&Onqi worjry too it h bcraui didate L egislature fjnrjW. W pjggpl qualified as ennufdale for the leg­ islature to represent Grfiup No. 1." Mr. Wnybright was for four year.4 -—1D14-.1D1H—assistant county so­ licitor of Duval, and later was coctcd to th Igislature In 1918, tfe^r ing In the special sessions of th at yca^ nnd 1919. ARRIVES FOR BOUT HERE Galbr Track T«*m Will JourneyTo Scwonee To Meet ClmTen Athletes of University of , *'' ' South. A CLEAR SKf J■a velvet, £ s athe; ideal % we«,n attain. N o blemlihes, ro < no blackheads, .10 mirk* t( the even texture of healtVi The eecret ii pure, red ( Irtxn poisons and imp!:* Seminole Gun Club, three miles out will shoot every Thursday afternoon. Every­ one invited. Three miles on Orlando road. GAINESVILLE7 April H.—SnturdaynftertKKin IRorMa University's erack track and field com­ bination meets the Univorm y of the South (Scwnnnee) nt Scwar.nec, Term., in the opening moot of the, ,1924 inter-collegiate track sea­ son. Tit is a return meet with the Sewnnhcc team, the Gator path sta ts having decisively trounced the Tennessee sprinters in u dual meet on Fleming Feld last April. I Florida’s chances to again reg-( later a victory nppeur very good for the squad of men Coach “J im ­ my" White now hns under hi< wing, should find the 19” I season a- banner one. Despite the ab­ sence of n specialized tutor for track and field, the Gator cir'der artists have entered into their i Work with n will and a true Got | or spirit, nnd .Conch White is ■ pleased with the showing thus fnrj of his proteges. Mr. White, for; fofir year a track man of note at the ‘university of Virginia, is proving himself u dynamo ol worth to the aspiring trackers, nnd is teaching his crew lots about track and how to win dual meets. “ The team leaves Gatorlnnd Thursday afternoon n t ar.ji osf Saturday swing into the open­ ing competition ninny miles from hotn^. Conch White has not for­ mally selected his team , and no man yet is sure of makinq th<trip. I t is probable that nine men only will be nicked to go north, Jack Middleton, winner over “ Rough House’' Knss in n recent though a ten{h man mny be given arrived in Sanfunl this afternoon to hold his final workouts in an oportunity to run in the Sopreparation fo r his recond match with the North Carolina huttler. waijnee meet MYRTLE AVE. & 417! S T .-------------1-------- ----- _ _ _ p ^ qj, THE HOME OF “GOOD GOODS” 9 iso in in vhin mt .DAIRYMAf A D A IR Y . ;\F E E D / Economy is not determi* by price alone but by u value of the article purchm Our line of "GOO GOODS” is so priced that represents true economy feeding. ? . , -YOUR MONEY BACK IF 1 ARE NOT SATISFIED.' *v I» | It b a t w hit a cow EATS but whit A DIGESTS Oat produce: milk <nd hittaU IF YOUR DEALER DOES N ’T SERVE DAIRYMAN’S DEUfil DAIRY FEED (ChtKMrttfU U t rrrtrtn) .Cntiini nupt than 73ft DIGESTIBLE nutd FIT r o p A QUEEN THERE IS ONE JUST DOWN THE , STREET W A T DDES. m> * * NATIONAL BASE BALL WEEK lay At Orlando Jack Middleton Arrives In City To Hold Final Workouts for Ross Bout n Next Saturday 2 MERCHANTS & BROKERS, s, g S 5 Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits 5 l and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal l S w ------ t iiu b x . by virtu0 of the cross neglect which has been accorded him by JUT sundry de*cn wjvc* rtnco.,Fb* idtart rrt ‘M r fartltJUB carceF ftg th« rnest E rough house hoy better guard him self cautiously if doeVnb> w a n li./ put out quicker than he was ir their first mee^npi'TrSSiDitSr-.iiSS won BIG INDIAN IS TRYING OUT FOR QLYMPIC TEAMS g , Attention to All Shipm ents ' --------- ;----------- - — S ■ At The Sportsman Store* K ratia H a a aiiB liB H a aa a a a M iK a M a H H aH H H aM R M M a ig w w H M many him to repeat his victory. That iu intercollegiate- in the the lad can punch is the vehement The quartet left shortly a fte r firsts wild- is u fairly fast quar­ declaration f Ross, who a fter the dttirm Monday for Tampa, where javelin and half mller, although he match declared that Middleton car­ •Jones will be a Spectator a t the ter never competed in these ries one of the hardest punches Sitate _ Amateur Golf Tourney, has event*. He has treated track com­ ihat he hns ever felt. However which sta rts this morning in the petition as an ‘‘athletic sideline.” Ross itcdanni th at he has learned Cigar City. “ Rig Jawn" will huve his first , Jones will endeavor to return taste of fast track compeition in • In- former’s tactics now and that (o Orlando lute Friduy in time to nit-round events April ”•». when he In* will not get him (Ross) of? of participate in the pniposed foro- will participate ’ in the pentathlon his gunrd this time. Hilly Dawson, who has been a r­ lom e Saturday, according t > in the Finn relays. ranging the exhibitions here ami present plans. He is planning to During previous track seasons who has billed this attractive card baw a visit to E ast Coak*. towns the Indian sta r has devoted his before returning to tho Georgia energy and time chiefly *«»!"» i week-end, arrived .n the city this morning and stated that m etrop olis. footbull practice and ..........„ Wednesentering practically all tnterrol- Ross v 0,s will be i In Sanford u leginte meets with the scantiest o f ,^ ‘l i ' Loss also will have a worktraining un doften with no tr»in‘ ol,,t .or.L'vo..,?^or1° his sceond match Ing whatevei. wi.li the Muitni nnd Jacksonville With the Olympics looming, Levi buttler. ' • will concentrate on the events of , ^ i » n he enter* the ring Friday the decathlon alone, spending hut i »>Khf U will he with the confident little time on spring footisill prac- prediction that he will be returned » IJAWRENCE. Kan.. Apr. 8.— tlce and baseball. Tho conches the winner, according to reports John Levi, Haskell Indian football believe that by s.> doing he «un ! emanating from the cnm’p of Ross, s ta r ,.picked ns All-America full- better his records to a m a r k e d ] who has been In Jacksonville since on many selection* last fall, degree. his recent bout. attem pt to win a berth on the ncan Olympic team which compete in Paris next s u m -; tie r. The gigantic Arapahn brave, I EVERT TRUE BY CONDO regarded the greatest Indian a th ­ lete since the days of Jim Thorp,i\ i Swill enter the preliminary Olym- j SC O T T , H lS P H ? p ie -tryouts at the University o f ; Kansas stadium here. uMy DO and , Y o u 'v e & 2 C N 13UYING SonC. P10fc<2 t u e 'v e G O T m o i o s I N e tu B O O K s 1 b o o k s N G u j |M "THIS h o u s e T H ^ N will enter the decathlon. any’ sWigli! event, C o a c h { tyvs KUO by tv HAT T O T > o W ITV4 1 * believes hhis ex-1 I ’M FOR G e t T I N G . R l O o p IFrank McDon / ' IjSSHencc on ll truck and am his ] S i o w e O P "TH Cvj C? •DOP*ol2.Cr _/ • ►kcungth will (Apihic , him to make j * / • n g m the evoints o f ! M/t= GLO'Ai IM Ar*Y M O R C a good showing f-iorsiG : Y r - o N vS hj v the decathlon. The Indian hns carried his 200 | O N ES 1 »Und4 of brawn over the 120 yard hurdles in>0:15 2-5; over tho yard low hurdles in $:25 2-5 ind has high jumped *> feet. He put the 1C pound shot 43 feet . ♦♦♦«£*♦$• ♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *♦*♦♦* Truox. hou*«wtvsa in »j X HU ■ ♦ Wish la compllod by tho following jj -A lolnaplc formula: I ■ tX. Tako six or eight aardlnes. mash ■ V flip With yolk of a. hard-cookcd egg. JJ ♦?< ipepper and gait to taste, a little a X Jcmon juice anil one teaspoon ■ ♦ | melted crlsco. Hervo on buttered " ♦I4 :toast, garnished round tho edges ■ ^ with Borne finely chopped parsley ■ ♦ 'and whim of one egg rubbed £ ♦?< 'through, sieve. — —— 1» £ *1* ****** *1* *1* *■•!♦ ♦ ♦ * *1* «$♦♦$♦«$►♦♦♦♦$►♦$* Acuity confronting A rran g in g eggs la new modes. Thoughts~f or Y ou The greatest of all ■the Hunchback. THE world’s greatest inventors would be w asting their talents it their creations were such that they interested no one else—and unless some one else were able to enjoy them and benefit by them. PHONE 148 t h e Ey e s * OF ALL SANFORD t Turn -to the classified pages of The Herntd cnch day hecauim Sanford's best opportunities ure always to be found listed on these pages. No mntter what your wants may he, classified ads will help you. To reach nU the people etroctlvely — leave your Want Ad at Tho Hdrald Of­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. Nothing amounts to much that is confined to one person or to a limited group. Stop and think for a minute! Isn’t it because thoughts are so easily exchanged and spread broadcast that this country is so fine a place to live in?. The advertisements in this paper are thoughts. Many of them are thoughts conceived with you in m in d thoughts for your comfort—your pleasure—your health your satisfaction. Thoughts that will save you time, money and comfort.- i t it PHONE 148 Nefr Smyrna Game ^Not To Be Played U n t i l Wednesday Do you take full advantage of them? Do you read them, every day? LIKE NEW! f all . le iG v r r , w<s caw t h in o u t "m e Q <~1> O N C ? S 13 Y 9 T A R T I N C IN tAHTH T H l •? S E T O F 3 0 V O LU M ES O F DRY R o T T H A T ' THC3 L l l T L G X > |Z Z Y C H C M lC A L . BLONT>et F L A P P C R . B O O K A C C N T C O T YOU O N T H C --------------- — -t-— 1-------------»rw----- \Do7Tcit> LI M e FOR ill Advertising is the Voice of American Business Don’t close your ears to it YOU, TOO, can wear new Spring clothes! JOat bring your soiled or faded things here. \Vhen we return them tn r lE iiL i COMMISSION Richmond, Virginia. likely to appear iiere in a fpre* stttnc, Hfi-nole exhibition match {viftlirduy nt the Orlando Country Chib If present plans hold true. Bobby was in Orlando Sunday nicht and Monday morning, com­ ing here with Frunk Adair, viceresident of the .A dair Realty nU T ruts Company, of A tlanta, Gu„ of -Which firm Jnqyu _h a "member, who spent the morning cam e . several members of Jft^.N ew Smyrna High School Baseball team are scheduled to appear in a\play, that la to be -given there/thix afternoon and night, the tam e between ..that -team and the local, high school ..pipe has been postponed until Wednesday afternoon, it was announced bv the school auth­ orities Tuesday. The New Smyrna boys leleied the school olficsls here Monday aflerqoon asking if arrange meats could be L Superintendent McKay Coach McLucna agreed to WHOLF-SALE His Highness, the,K ing of American Summer Sports, is pr ed to enter his domain. In his honor a ten day period cel tlon has been set aside by The Chamber of Commerce of letfc Goods Manufactures. The period upon which King Rail will receive t l «; bow of the American Public is from ■ith to April 14th, The welcome is to be extended tin Window Displays of Sport Stores. , Come In make our Store your headquarters during this See our Window Display. Look over our fine Stock of Rail Goods. The Lucky Doc D. & M. line. t t a ;2 |L v n ii^ fiP a n tid — - newed—you probably , w lze them, and ,Jk’KI YOURjBTWKN 1’ark the The local o K ^ U n la g l >p <1 i’ �4 < THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 8,1924 REA& THEM FOR PROFIT Political JT-AD RATES __ Announcements ord D a lly H e r a ld ANNOUNCEMENTS PAGE SE V E N USE THEM FOR RESULTS Political Announcements ROOMS FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOIt KENT—Two rooms with oi AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS HELP WANTED WANTED—Sanford business men v,» SHERIFF l~hereby announce my candidacy FOtt STATE SENATOR FROM who a rc ,ip .need of competent without garnge._fll8 Oak Ave. * FORDS . ■ J . a n n o u n c e myself a can- for County Comlmssioner for the FOR SALE— DeSoto paints and THE NINETEENTH SEN­ help should lead the classified . . . New ana Used P b lt REhiT—One bedroom wit! didate, for leelectlbn to the ofT ce ;jr(j District, comprising the .towns vanrishej a t Sanford Novelty page of The Herald. There’s no ATORIAL DISTRICT. ROADSTERS ,.,.*4 mU- w i l l be »*sleeping porch. Apply 806 M n_g of aherKTof Seminole county subj 0f U k e Mary, limgwood. and AlWork’s; - sole agents.______ 154-tic reason for sending out-of-town for I announce my candidacy for Iron* p«lren« ■"<! *«•TOURINGS Jcct to the «ctlbn bf the Demo- tamonte Springy.and respectfully nomination ns State Senator from „ n l im m ed iately for help when there is probably Just FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs OOUl'ES cratlo primary to be held on June soiicit tho support o( th(. *otCfl| / f FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom the person you want in the city. the Nineteenth Sanatoria! District, for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. SEDANS _______ __ 1Ae a llae J. If elected lor another term I this district at the primary to bo subject to the Democtati * Primary 402 Oftk Ave. WANTED—Twenty live nnd hust­ Mrs. Ellsworth, Deardall Avenue, TON TRUCKS “ He a llae pledge .3 tuinil the duties of the held June S, 192 i. ling boys to deliver and sell tho to be held June 3rd. I am an a t­ FOR RENT—Two rooms, up­ Sanford. Rhone 3303. _____ __ Up a 11*« ofTico in the same efficient manner Cash or Verms. . 83-tfp \y’_ g BALLARD Herald in Sanford. Good money stairs and one downstairs. 112 SANFORD STOVE WORKS. 321 ^ _____ <« a line that I have conducted it in the torney ut law practicing a t San­ We Sell or trade. for the right kind of boys. Come Type doubt* above EDWARD HIGGINS, past. p UR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ford, Florida, and have been a res­ Laurel Ave. First Street. Next door to Smith down to the Herald office tomor­ Authorised Ford Dealer ident of and attorney in the Nine­ FOR RENT—Two bod-rooms. 202 C. M. HAND. 1 hereby announce my candidacy brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ jaerd date* ar* for enurow afternoon right after school ___________ Sanford._______ Park Ave. teenth Senatorial District for 13 pair all kinds of cook stoves. If [ve insertion*. ‘ FOR HOARD OF p u b l h T T T and seo the Circultaion Manager years. Your support will bo great­ FOR RENT—Two nice light house­ your trouble is stove trouble, see FOR SALE—Ford Roadster I'd* of avelwW length STRUCTION oTJho Herald for particulars. Lunted » , ,, ly appreciated.___ • ticnlly new. ltargain. See keeping room* nnd front bedL cbari.'e 30c for Orat I hereby announce my candldatj WANTED7200 salespeople now, _________j.s n v is jy n R Y A N . room. Apply_at_I!erald_office._ FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. art Dutton. for re-clectioit as member of the MAKE BIG MONEY selling Wat­ crtt»lp( I* restrict id .to LbST—Eastern Star pin with gol«i Fine strain pure-bred ancona Board of. Public Instruction for LE'R | ’.ENT—Rooms and boa>)1 kins nationally advertised house­ V rtamrttnatlon.■M VULCANIZING bar with the name “Sadie" en­ reasonable. Phoenix Hotel, chicks, hatched from eggs from my [ error I* made T h e ton* Seminole County, Plorldti; repre­ hold products. YOU CAN TOO. graved. Finder' please leave at 40-W. Hood own flock of carefully selected Lrald1 will be resp o n s ib le senting school district No. 2 of Established 1803. Resources $15,I will bo n candidate for renomiE nne incorrect Insertion. Goodyear Alien Seed Co.’s and receive re­ bleeders. My 17 years experience Seminole County, subject to the uation for the office of State At­ FOIl RENT—Large airy rooi Lrtlser, for subsequent and 000,000. Branches all over U. S. ward. Mrs. Sadie Allen. in breeding anronns assure you tho Democratic primary to be held on f*. Tha office sh o u ld be ing Inkefront. Call 571-J torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ Balloon Tire? best to be had in the breed. All and Canada. Rare CHANCE JUST June 3rd, 1924. Immediately In c* m o f cuit of the Slate of Florida, sub­ Used Cars chicks delivered South Baldwin _________ CHAS. A. DALLAS. NOW for .City Sales dealers, men ject to the action of the Demo­ o AiivBirrijncnH. Ancona Farm, Lillian. Ain._____ KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, FOR COUNTY JUDGE or women, full or part time, in city cratic Primary, Your endorsement ROUSES FOR RENT REAL ESTATE Commercial St. ■aid r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t h n r FOIt SALE—Remington type­ I hereby announce my candidacy for a second term of office will bo iimlllar'with rate*, rule* of Sanfoid, and elsewhere. Wrtia writer with wide carriage, $30.00 FOR RENT—Cottage. J. ^lesson. for the office o t County Judgt greatly appreciated. ifldrntlnn, w ill g i v e you Oil KENT—One 12-room flat, for i|uick sate. Inquire Herald of- FOR SALE— Republic one-ton today for our practical, sure , information. Ano !f FOR RENT—5-room ccttagc with of Semihula County, subject to tm GEORGE A. DeCOTTES, truck, thoroughly overhauled and MONEY-MAKING PLAN. J. R. , they will a s s i s t y o u In good condition, centrally located. _ bath, lights and water. W. J. action of the voters a t the Demo­ State Attorney, Seventh Judicial repainted. New tire*. Wight Gro- Watkins Co., Dept. 99, Memphis, • y°ur want ad tu m a k e cratic primary Juno 3. FOR SALE—One pair mules and Thigpen. Circuit. State of Florida.__ J effective. wagon, cheap, or one mule. Lew­ JOHN G. LEONARDY. FOIt RENT—It FOR RENT—Store room, good con FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER II’OHTNAT NOTICK, is. Altamonte Springs. Phone FOR SALE—Ford Coupe 1923 WXTTte F Salesladies trnlly located, FORCOUNTY JUDGE I hereby anuounce-piy candidacy dition, good location. rtlser* should g i v e th eir model in good condition. Can dutl G. . . Wuniworth’s. To the People of Seminole County: for re-election for the office of Ave._______ f,r postufflre a d d ress a* RENNET’S 1IAT FACTORY—ir ape it at Williams Garage. ____ _ WANTED— Youqg man 18 years i their phone n u m b er If I nm a candidate * for County -County Commissioner of 'Seminole FOR RENT For 0 months,, com­ FOR RENT Lire results. A b o u t one Speedster, you want your hat cleaned and FOR SALE—Ford Judge, your nupport and vote on or older to learn business. Good ...County, District No. 1, subject to fortably furnished house, six [n u t o f a thousand ha* a chca.p. 109 N. Sanford Avo._ blocked when you want it and how ment, doa June the 3rd will be appreciated. the action of the Democratic pri­ ioping rooms. 318 Magnolia opportunity. Apply Mgr. J. G. L„, find the oth er* can ’t you want it send It to the Factory, SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. mary June 3, 1924. i o lt sa t.K oft tra T je Frank­ McCrury Co. 5 and 10 Cent stor^ birate w llh y o u u n less 123 Broad Street, Jacksonville, lin sedan on easy terms or will low your a d d r e s s ,. ___________ G. L. BLEDSOE. [ueontlnannee MUST be Florida._______ ’• trade for real estate title or galow, CIO Magnolia. Apply If. FOR REPRESENTATIVE In person nt T h e S s s FOR SALE—Tomato plahts, any equity. Biggest automobile bar­ C. Du Bose.____ ______ . I respectfully announce myself BUILDING llrrnlil o f f i c e « r b y l e t quantity... Check Farm, French gain in the state. Write P. O. Box T elephone illaeo B tlais n candidate for the House of FOR SALE—House and lot, $1,102l>, Sanford. Fla., what you have. ■ re n o ! v a l i d . MATERIAL Representatives from Seminote 000.00; $100.00 cash. $25.00 per ious. Prompt, EfTleUnt I—Sweet tone mahugCounty, subject to the Democratic MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera] month. W. V. Wheeler, 404 S e rv ice . o, beautiful A rt case, orimary, June 3, 1924. If elected First National Bk. Bldg., Phone cement work, aldewtaka, build­ Business a In- Sanford, a t $125 l will ndvocate constructive legis­ 101-J. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. &. storage charge. M. I hereby announce my candi­ lation for the benefit of the greatOpportunities Terwillcgcr. Prop. I 7th St., Jacksonville, dacy for tho office of Clerk of the «t number of people in Seminole 1 Political BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—We, Lumber and Building MaterlaL Circuit Court, Seminole County. County nnd the state of Florida. Carter Lumber Company Apartments the m anufacturer of a well nnouncements FOR SALE—Cheap, to avoid pack­ Florida, subject to the decision of ________________ J. R. LYLES. N. Laurel St, Phone 565. known and wMcrj advertised pro­ ing an dshinping from Sanford, the Democratic Primary to b< FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER For Rent (USECUTING ATTORNEY held on Juno 3rd, A. D., 1924. 1 will sell my high grade player prietory medicim, want n repre­ IIILL L UM BE R CO. II ouse o I hereby announce my candlto to announce to the clti- jtnnd for efficiency and service In Service, Qualjty a id Prl« piano a t u sacrifice. Monthly sentative in cacti county in Flor­ leminoie County that I'am large, nice, coot rooms terms to pruty giving satisfactory ida. Our proposition is attractive office. Into for the nominatlop to Garnery Phone 59. references. See piano and make and will hot a man from $200 to VANCE E DOUGLASS. Ccutln? Attorney for tho offer. E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad $250 per month. Character and FOR RENT—Furnished ability count more than money in Court ot Seminole County, FOR MEMBER SCHOOL HOARD ment. Apply Shirley St„ Atlanta , Ga. _____________ I hereby announce myself a can­ |o the action of the Detnoselection. Write us your qualifiesincuts. First Street. FOR SALE—Flowering plants. tlons and if mitisfactpry we will LOST an opportunity to keep Kmary, «une 3rd, 1924. 1 didate for re-election to the office FOIt.............. RENT-, Nice npartment for abreast with the times by not Sweet William, Cnlendulns, Cnr- explain our proposition to you by ...... ■rateful lor your vote and of.mrmbei of the board of,public nntibns, Asters, Zinnia,' Verbena, letter. Tho National Remedy Com­ reading the classified pages of _ r c nt, 30 1 W, 5th St._Phone_444. instruction, representing school ■nation. Feverfew, 25c dox. $1.50 100. To­ pany. Po.uoffice Station G, Jack­ your daily newspaper. Herald FOR RENT—Double house or p:ST F. HOUSEHOLDER. district No. 1 of Seminole Coun*y, want nds contain many interesting mato .Colkirds, Lettuce, 50c 100; sonville, Florida. subject to the Democratic primary three room apartment furnish­ GUSTY COMMISSIONER to he held on June 3rd, 1924. message:. It will pay you to read ed, location good, close in. A. P. [hv announce my candidacy them dally. __ _______________ FRED T. WILLIAMS. If you want a city lot, a subur­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER |nty Commissioner for the Tip for today: You are known ban lot, u house ready built, cel­ DRESSMAKING I hereby announce my candi­ istrict comprising Chuluo- TO TH E VOTERS OF TH E 19TH by the company you keep; thereSENATORIAL DISTRICT. ery farm, grove or anything In dacy for County Commissioner for kva and Osceola, subject to MRS. NIXON has added to her futc avoid mayonnaise dressing the Real Estate line call us. Wc Ion of the Democratic pri­ A fter due consideration, I have tho fifth district cf Scninote Coun­ Third Street. Apply ] dressmaking establishment tail­ fore avald mayonnaise dressing. sell at the owners price only. decided to become a candidate for Printcry. onn._ Postoffjcp ty. Subject to the action of the me 3. oring. Indies suits tailored tdvorder. It has been mixed up with olL— re-election to the State Senate June Prim ary of 1924. C. A. RAULERSON. FOR TIENT—Three ro< 304 W. Fifth St. A New Haven heglster. from the 19th Senatorial District, Call and sec us. Wc give you E. H. K1LBER. ment| Lee Bros., 415 XERK CIRCUIT COURT composed of Orange, Seminole and the burgnins and service. :by announce that I am a Osceola Counties, subject to the MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.. I wish to announce that I am a for tho office of Clerk Democratic Primary to bo held Semlnolq 'Circuit Court of Seminole June 3rd. 1 respectfully soRdt candidate for Member of tit* •jrm r M»mc? A+jrmri'Vriattrof Scminuia Cot trow , subject to the action of the ' bungalow. A bargain; tutms. Innnire 1103 Oak Ave.__________ WANTED tho decision of the Democratic priH. H. CHAPPELL. FOR SALE—Small hou*<f; modem ftihr‘y)ttt.1*f held IBTICB-OH-THB'PHACE T n r p p w i .,,T.'»^ ..................... , .... M ndam H o r rla li _ II. H. PATTISHALL. ib; announce that I am a I heroby announce that I am e ---FOR CLERIC URL! 1 1 IT COOltT Ulatricl flee. $3,000.00; terms. W. V, Over Mobley’a Drug Store, f wish to announce that I am a No. I, subject to" tfie Dt?mocratk Wheeler, 401 1st N atl. Bank, Bldg, Park Avu. Thoiio 215. Schelle Mainss district of Seminole Coun primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Sanford Novelty ith the legal and efficient Said district beig composed of the Court of Seminole Co., subject to WANTED—Good used typewriter ’Phone 101 -J. WILL TRADE acre farm hce if the executive officers following voting precincts: San­ Dei locratlc primary, June third. fi»r cash. It. J. Rod. Phone 3, •:* LAWYER twelve miles north of Miami, in Works If elected, I piomtse the faithful county I promise to do my ford, Lake Monroe and Paoln. rapidly growing section for well performance of the duties con­ PUBLIC Stenographer — Court H oum ithout prejudice. E. E. WALKER. located property in or near San­ nected with that office. L G, g TRINGFELLQW, „ ness solicited. solicited. 107 FOIt SHERIFF. V* C. COLLER, Prop. ford. Small cash payment is re­ _________ W. L. MORGAN. Phone 349. * BR COUNTY JUDGE, To the Voters of Seminole County: quired. Price of Miami property, FOR TAX COLLECTOR * pet, or course, to the action Wa n t e d t o b u y —T ^ ' or twen- including farm house and barns is I hereby announce my candidacy General Shop oud Mill Work I wish to aunounce that I nm a Democratic Prim ary to be I’or the office o{ Sheriff of Semi­ ty acre tract bordering on lake, $15,000. .If interested in making a nc 3.-d, I will be a candidate nole County, subject to the voters candidate for re-election to the of­ No improvements required. Must trade write giving full description George A. DeCottes Contractor and Builder t office of County Judge of of the Democratic Primary to be fice of County Tax Collector of he well iocaotd and close to town. of your property, location and Attomey-at-Law lie County. I shall bo grate- hold June 3rd, 1924. If. elected 1 Seminole County, subject to the Give price nnd amount of ensh re- price. Address ‘ ildress It. It. J. J. Peck, Puck, Ful617 Commercial Street Over Seminole County r the nomination and elec- promise four years of Law En­ action of the Democratic primary quiredJMWB Address Box 100, cart fonh_Flnrida.________________ m . ___ R ank [nd if elected I assure the forcement in a business manner by to be held in June. The Sanford Herald.____ FOR SALE—10 acres close to city ph.p of Seminole a fair and the help of the proper subordi- ___ ______ _ JWO. D. JINKINS. Sanford, — Florida WANT—To rent for tho . .. __ summer, on good road. New house, garage 1 administration of the afMEMBER COUNTY SCHOOL well located home In Sanford, by nnd other improvements. $2,000.00. t tho off]ct.. BOARD Elton J Moughton responsible party. Must be up to Terms. W. V. Wheeler, 1st N at’! ___ SCHELLE MAINES._ forccment \«ters, on June 3rd. I hereby announce myself a can­ date with all Imporvements and Bank Bldg. 'Phono 101-J. FOR RENT ARCHITECT 81TEH1NTENDENT OF _______RAYMOND L. A L L E N ^ didate for re-election as a member completely furnished. Give com­ Fred R* Wilson of the County Board of Public In­ t/BLIC INSTRUCTION plete Information an to location FOR RENT—Garage. Comer 11th First National Bank Bldg, FOR TAX ASSESSOR. reby announce my candidacy from District No. 2, and price in answering this ad. St. and Elm Ave. I wish to announce that I am a struction O. C. Bryant, W ag­ Sanford, ----------- Florida election to the office of candidate for re-election to the (Geneva ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Osceola and Box 431, Sanford, Florida. _____ ______ _ the aetjon of office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ tion • of Seminole County, nole County, First National Bank Bldg. ner, Fla,, will sell at tvUUIll/, subject DUUJClb to UJ the UIU UTCW dccls- the Democratic Primary,- .June 3rd, 10 acres, 5 ..tiled, in --------------------------l to the Democratic primary ion of the' Democratic Primary to 1924. Having served as a mem­ Sanford • Florid: REAL ESTATE ield on June 3rd, 1924. ber of the Board since 1915, and be held June 3rd, 1924. Carolina,-Florida fillifine shape, $4200.00— _____ T. W. LAWTON. having been chairman of tho A. VAUGHAN. WANTED Board since 1919, especaliy fits me COUNTY PROSECUTING terms. FOR TAX COLLECTOR WANTED — Property listings; for the work required of a Board ATTORNEY. I beg to announce myself a can­ memhcr„nnd If re-elected I promYour property for sale or rent ing Station, gas at 2 Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet *h to announce that I shall didate for tho office of Tax Col­ listed with us will receive our pandidate for the office of lector of Seminole County, subject 20 acres, 11 tiled, • Ji L PERKINS prompt attention and will be han­ cents above cost the Prosecuting Attorney, aub- to the decision Of (he Democratic dled to tho best of our ability. 8alea Department small house and barn, the Primary to be held June 3rd, 1924 1 the endorsement of ____ ’Phone 101-J. W. V. Wheeler, 404 rstic voters a t the June 3rd, ____________ R. C. MAXW ELL. year around. San Juan Gang* 1st Nat'! Bank Bldg. $10,000-one-half cash. Sanford Sign Shop FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER GEORGE C. HERRING. I hereby announce my candidacy A P P R O P R IA T E OR COUNTY JUDGE We have several for County Commissioner for the LETTERING Fourth District of Seminole Coun­ good things to select F o r AH ty. Subject to the action of the Clusses of Work ti it number four of Seminole | j f Seminole County, subject June Primary of 1924. 107 North Sanford Ave. from in celery farms. County, subject to the action of Democratic primary, June 8, C. L. WEST. Tailors, Geanera and D y « s the Democrat primary June 3, 1924. I pledge faithful service FOR SHERIFF you nominate me. B. F. W H E E L E R ^ U7 Park Arena*— Phoa* 468 To th^ Voters of Seminole County: H. B. Lewis & Co. _______ J. G. SHARON. FOR STATE ATTORNEY. I hereby announce myself a can­ Sanford Machine Co. Address 1 hereby atmounco my candi­ COUNTY COMMISSIONER didate for Sheriff of Seminole dacy for tHiTofflce of State Attor- j F*6y announce my candidacy First National Bank Building, ^ A N O SUPPLIES Mlection to the office ol ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir­ [. ground floor. WUson Welding & Radiator cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem­ I -5°nimlssioner of District M FORD,FLA No. r07--Tel#phona 349-Pax 1* At*. -Jr IlnUi-r (Jrl.Ulaa ocratic Primary to be held June- 3, Works to ***>■«r*. ria. 1924. J. A. SCARLETT. - I f It’s Metal we can weld U.* SANFORD, FLORIDA : C a sh In A d v a n c e T IP R I N T I N G L NGING UP FATHER THl*b \*o S T A T IO N X . Q . 2 . . N R .O R .O lT W I L L T E L L M h O U T j t h e : P H R t> e ^ o r t h e . n o o k - By GEORGE McMANUS E E k : s t a t io n L X P . * P R O F t)T O F F W ILL N O W T A L K ON t h e : VALUE o f F O O O R R O O U C T ^ y //^ II e>a x -bromx c a^tinc* HOLLER w il l * b lN C , - “ w h a t i *> l o v e * N R CHANCE. AT T H E ^ , P I A N O - rTTT------- :— / H E L L O -O lM T 'C AN Y TH IN C, O O IN ** I'M C O M lK D O W N STEWART The Floriat Flowers For Ail Occaaidna Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-W II T I l ----------- A & fjfa S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder -*■* / • T V i- W o r t , - 1----------- - F U * � 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, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Reports 1 jittee in Secret ision Decides To ksh Justice Probe T A Three Months’ AVERS After Work Committee On INDICTMENT DUE Reparations Rests [Witnesses Quizzed Re* Committee Recommends Es­ CORRUPTION linn Conditions Sur- T O tablishment of Golf Bank Jdinn Enforcement of Ldul of Issue with Immense libition in Illinois, De- Renounce* Charge* Made Against Capital and Co-operation of Him on Floor of Senate to [ment of Justice Action Allies in Establishment of Crowded Galleries—;Money War Contracts And Interests Behind Move v Such Hank Enabling Ger­ Fraud Case in Boston. many to meet Requirements r n r n « a o m u i h i*rM*i T k r A aaotlalM P m m ) HIINGTON, Apr. 9—Tho committee appointed to inLte the Department of JusId the offical acta of H arry fugherty after an executive I today that it* inquiry [proceed with renewed force the indictment of Senator pr, the committee proaecuhe meeting waa behlr Ind clos|ra. The indictment against Dntona senator waa discuss|lenv h and afterward chairproc hart made the follow* ktement: “This investigation ceed with force and deteron it has never shown beStorck department of justfi countant was then queation. but the list of department |on which he had workod. of his testimony yesterday oncerning the Old Hickory Plant but today the examjng into phases of anothpost war ca*« that of the isgnrto Company, Comi bitions surrounding the enlent of prohibition in IIUBepartment of juatlee action Ition to war contracts-of the lickory Powder Company of ■see, and a mall fraud case •ton were discussed by witl who appeared Tuesday be­ ne senate Daugherty investi: committee. [a result of testimony coverp o t ec tlon" declared to have acquired by Cj»k a proh WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 -R lsin g to the queation of personal prlvelcge, Senator Wheeler denounced on the floor of the Senate today the indictment returned against him yesterday by the grand jury of Montana in hia home state. Sen­ ator Wheeler spoke to a crowded senate, practically every member being set and the galleries Jammed. The Montana senator first gave a brief resume of hia personal ca­ reer from his birth to hia en­ trance Into public life at Butte, Montana, where he incurred the ill will of one of the largest finan­ cial interests in the state by votirig Senator W alsh'preiident colleague. F o r that vote the senator said he was told he could not remain in public affairs or in that state. “While In office" the senator con­ tinued "I found it Incumbent to prosecute g raft and corruption and here find myself in the department of justice Investigation. Oa a re­ sult I And myself today standing indicted." With Senator Wheeler were In­ dicted Gordon Campbell, oil geol­ ogist and operator and L. C. Stevenaon, oil promoter and principal owner of an oil refinery. Campbell and Stevenson were the discover­ ers of the Sunburit-Kevin oil field In Montana. Other oil men of less­ e r prominence also were Indicted on charges of using the mails to otfraud* Grand Jury Charges. The grand Jury chargee that on thye# occasions Sena :ttr * had been elected v, #•*• the i_____ _____ — N Tuesday, E. U. TilttwUy, [of federal general prohlbithforcement agent* w r» li. ion the committee and aub1 some official records asked If *he committee tnembere. lamination had not been contwhen the committee adfor the day. ails of the Old Hickory case, nentlon of the maU frauds given the committee by W. Storck now an account, or the department of Justice, fold 6f recommendation* that et“rn of $5,000,000 be aought the Dupont Vinterests, as ra of the Old Hickory plant, »r contracta for powder, and [that pn Investigation of the P case, at Boatpb.-had disclost tensive mall frauds, but had rfd in no federal proaecutiona. Pimittee members evinced p t . r e . t in 8torck'a testimony it appeared that he had M l I audita for the' •government in I Property inveaK«tion*;'pa'r-‘ Ir,y the case of the Bosch leto Company, he was direct1 Z*1 hi* records from the buof Investigation and return Further examination Wednea•strong added many details I? charges he made Monday K #A a w<" ? P«rm««ed to P Jn Chicago largely through jaaslstance of "local ipoliticHa gave the names or plants asserted lhj t the department 1 , 1, ®. *nd the prohibition unit L . .J® br,n* injunction proC,0M Diem. Mabel Welker Willlebrandt, »«nn»fy general in ktrnn pr1ohl1bltlon enforcement, £ ? " * insisted, waa anxious r ‘* Prosecution*., W K?ld V r . A partm ent D M n u i?d# thr#« "Port* Old Hickory accounU, but •n stopped,” and that John assistant attorney genl»iUe lnrd»tred h,m t0 «° t0 K u J v i * * * aun" ne*' 1923 he " y thV ■ituatlon. He nt.n7. mm! n?ed B** <0 men, 7?^* *nd Investigator*, be .- s ^ - S F t f a r . ^I ft i3 r * S ftL a out by the accounting THE WEATHER The Montana junior senator la SCtUaCd in thu-mUictm tnC v f ||*r ing ng taken money from Gordon Campbell «nd others to secure for them oil and gaa prospering leases giving them the exclusive right to evelop oil on government landa for a period of two yeara. Campbell and Stevenson are known In virtually all of the oil districts of the West. E. J. Daley, who was among thoee charged with unlawful uee of the malls, was caught in the re­ cent oil caaee in Texas which led to the conviction of Dr. Cook. Daley himself was convicted and a t present Is serving a prison term of a year. ..J °bn L- Slattery, United States district attorney who presented the cases to the grand jury said that a w arrant for Senator Wheel­ er a arrest would & telegraphed o Washington. The technical charge Is violation of section 113 of the United States penal codes. To Continue Duties The Montana senator's state­ ment waa Issued a fter a confer­ ence with hia associates and after abided not to return im­ mediately to Montana to answer to the Indictment. What legal steps are needed In the first instance, he Indicted could be taken here. It waa his intention, he emphaalxszed to continue his duties as "prosecu­ tor for the senate Daugherty Inveridprtlng committee. fore issuing a more extended Senator Wheeler had said there was “absolutely nothing to the charges." In his more extended statement he said: i *‘’rb** ,indictment Is merely the {■test illustration of the corrupt.Jon of the department of justice. The machinery of federal justice ha* been utterly prostituted. On the one hand there have been fail­ ures to indict, failures to prose­ cute, convenient losses of evidence H the criminal belongs to the gang. “The failure of the deparment of Juftice to indict ex-Secretary Fall, although months have elapsed since his connection with the oil been exposed, illustrates now the department of justice nro. tecta the members of the rimsplrary. with war de- In Illinois Primary h m c i.t.d0^ pa,rtm ent nt Ju*L kiT *’ Storck continued, he Coolidge Leads All o V .'f tf WM-in the ,f o r the ^ Preea) !_*■ No aciton resulted. ICAGO, Apr. 0—The Illinois yrivu the in* indorse­ inuursaU c o ^ V k^ thi,t *ft*r Republican reported ion*2®"*^tte* began Its In­ ment of President int Coolidge giving n«.VT° two special n i l i i m t i him a majority 't* * 1*! asslaUnta in yesterday's primary election. The’ in ro r *u5Ik et0 tb* case. The ___ race was close . i Ute in nM; ouikV “°"*tn-law of hi Chicago between Coolidge and Johnson. McAdoo, unopposed Dem $ j s m £ i o r" 1 “. ‘" S r i “ ‘ to,-polled only half the number of delegate votes cast I ef ii!l£r*,*bt accounts, dls- »nd his delegates to he national •hortagea In dellverle* to convention ,wer# overwhelmingly defestsd by the candidates put for­ ward, by tne a u to organlsatior ion op.OOQ on to can gel in ( n y Tk* A u w l i l f d P r e s s ) T h o ^ d ® 1c i i i d j r >n.bHbli-n7h*X ;. ’ cr» and cooler in extreme north po r t l o i v ' iffHW i f lUt t t h W b s t -Inert." S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S NUMBER 8 Early Action on Henry Ford’s Offer A PPA C m niU TA For Muscle Shoals Appears As Senate | U I l U u l 11UH 1U Agrees To<»rStart Hearing on April 22 it*e rr«Mt n , . WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 .-S * n ators favoring acceptance of Henry FdVd's Musele Shoals bid plan to make an attem pt to force early action on the measure. Senator atlrrison, Democrat, Mississippi, served notice on the senate agriculture committee Tues­ day that unless the committee started final consideration of Ford’s bid bl Tuesday Apr. 2Z, he would move on the flood that the committee be discharged from f u r ­ ther consideration of the bill and the bill placed on the senate cal­ endar. In that status it could be called up for consideration when­ ever the requisite number of votes were available. Motion Was Deferred. A motion by Senator Harrison to fix a definite dute for conclud­ ing the hearings wap defeated and the committee agreed to start pub­ lic hearinga on all of the bids for Muscles Shoals on Wednesday, April 16 and continue them for one week and longer if the committee considered it necessary. . A new bid for Muscle Shoals cropped up Tuesday and is expect­ ed to be presented within the next few days. It is sponsored by James T. Lloyd, Washington a t­ torney and former representative from Missouri, who is acting in behnlf of a group of business men who propose to organize u concern known as the American .N itrate Corporation, which would lease the Muscle Shoals properties for 60 yeurs. tl would be capitalized at $10,000,000 with stockholders lim ited to American citizens. The corporation would agree to ianufacture nitrate for fertilizer tid hold the property In readiness for the production of municitions l ntime of war. The corporation would be controlled by a board of directors of five men, two of whom would be appointed by the Becretary of uRriculture and who would have exclusive control over the pro­ duction and distribution of nitrate. The full board would control the production and sale of powder. . Give Big Bond. The corporation would give the go^fftiment a bond of one" million doollars and agreo to make at their ow» i‘xpen,e additions and rep airs to.the property considered necessery by the secretary of com­ merce. The new bid nios provides that the corporation would agree to ac­ quire for the government by pur­ chase or otherwise n site for an engine power station on Black' Warrior river to generate 30,000 horsepower. Within two years a fte r obtaining the lease- the corporation would guarantee to produce 1()0.00 horse­ power, after three years 200,000 horsepower and after five years COO,000 horsepower. This power wobld be furnished with perference first to adjacent states, second to nenrby municipalities, nnd third to power companies fur resale. The offer stipulates that the government could recapture the entire property a fter fivo yeurs by giving six months notice and pay­ ing an indemnity of $10,000 for eueh unvxpired year of the lease. J WELFAREWORK Present Their Views To Citizens PLANDEVELOPS OfThis Community On Thursday County Commissioners Pass' Motion To Investigate Mat-! ter Thoroughly Hefore Taking Final Action—Coun­ ty Federation Much Op­ posed to Plan Advocated by Red Crass Representative. At their monthly meeting Tues­ day, the Seminole County Com­ missioners voted to appoint a committee of two composed of Chairman John Meisch nnd II. K. Wheeler, to look into the proposed organization of a community wel­ fare work in this county such as has been advocated for some- time by .Miss Marion Crawford and which was explained by her at the meeting Tuesday. The commissioners’ action came after it had listened tn a report on the m atter by Miss Crawford who urged that’ the'commissioners in­ dorse the proposition. It develop­ ed during tho meeting that there hs been and will be considerable opposition to the plan. The oppo­ sition comes fronj the Seminole county Federation' of Women’s Clubs which was represented at the meeting by its president, Mrs. John G. Leonardy and other prom­ inent members. Considerable controversy arose us n result of the representatives of imlh sides being present to pre­ sent their views to the county board. Just what will be the out­ come, of the affair, of Course re­ mains to be seen, ns the action of the commissioners is by no means final settlement. In substance the nlotlon offered by Commissioner Kntzzzminger was to the effect that the committee was to investi­ gate the plan thoroughly, get in touch with the heads of nil the or­ ganizations to be affected und If all of them approved, then the com­ mittee was given power to act for the countyy body uody as indorsing tho project. This also carried with it the W proviso th a t If the _com m insinn____ l .............................. era ddid enter the plan, that it would donate a sum of money not to okcced the sum that was spent for Gubernatorial Candidate Will Speak At Night and Great Commoner WiU Give Ad­ dress in Afternoon—Mote Prominent Citizens Com­ ment On Candidacy ul* William J. Bryan Today. w. J. BRYAN PARIS, Apr. 9—The report of the experts engaged for the past three months in the task of as­ certaining Germany's capacity to pay reparations was handed the reparation commission today. Two commitees undor the chairmanship of Charles G. Dawes and Reginald McKenna have gone deeply into the intricacies of the many pr«)blems connected with the repara­ William Jennings Drynn will ad. tions and state In their report they dress the citizens of Harford and approached the task "as- business Seminole county Thursday nftermen anxious to obtain effective re­ noon at 2:30 o’clock at the Semi­ sults." . nole Bnnk corner in behalf of his candidacy as delegate trt the N at­ The recommendations of the two committees which make a volumin­ ional Democratic convention. ous document include that Ger­ many should pay reparations nnd that she hai resources with which to pay but she must have* her hands free to exploit her economic resources. iThfc pre-requisite to the payment or reparations is sound money in Germany. The s' committees recommend the estab­ Shows Remarkable With .Most of Precincts Heard lishment of a gold bnnk of issue Htntement Declares In Statement loaned Re­ Growth of Sanford Troop* with 400,000,000 gold marks capi­ From Coolidge Leads All Oth­ cently That lie Will Suppotr tal. Since January 1. ers in Preferential .Man That Voters Indicate In The Allies and Germany should Primary. Preferential Primary. Following is a blrds-eyo view co-operate in the organization of of. the activities of the Sam’urd t l l r T k # A n m I i I o I P r n O such a bank. Germany’s production William Jennings Bryan, who is CHICAGO, Apr. 9.—Williiim G. will enable her to meet.her own re­ Boy Scouts for the firs: three a candidate for delegate to the McAdoo had no opposition in the quirements and raise amounts to months of 1924: There were on Jnnunry 1 two .preferential primary of the Dem­ national Democratic Convention apply on the reparations. Yearly graduating installments runpipc troops with a membership of 3Q. ocratic Ucjgt. but Col, A. A. from tho state of Florida, and who from 110,000,000 gold marks In March 31 there were three troop* Brogue nnd Norman L. Jones, run­ will he in Hanford Thursday af­ with 51 members. ning for senatorial and guberna­ 1926 to 2,600,000,000 in 1034. -. ternoon to speak in the interest of advancement 'n the severtorial nominations, respectively, In order to prevent these pajfc.<£| troops has been slow but sur )W1R suppoetiints affecting adversely G Gcrments e r ^ TK. 1 ro le g ^ u i u w e L g u totttTr-ttod.Index voters uf^this state epufify-rfmf'Sanfor>l boasts of* to McAdoo, were late Tuesday Mis* Crawford, who has been an expressed in t h j presidential ‘prbspWitj/ has bee* fixed nwikpos.tib u ffr it possible to judge whether im. We are expecting more a t Dlght leading approximately th re e 1here several times lately in the in- preferential primary, according to the next Court of Honor, Inwev- to one over the California candidate ttre of the . . . . st . . V, ...v plan, i'*****. wi* — first Mini, to m npap e r .' • LtrAhe*e planes. pear before the board- She told an announcement made recently. The boye, have not been standA statement which sets1 r L'Jlilllilaiiiiuirji—tiial-- **Im-— Kn-i The voting was The experts plan embraces the Imguu of na tion* tn thnt-rfTTv~rttT" jng idjy by. but h*ve bum lieipr neavy and an extraordinary long made a complete survey of the lo­ Mr. Bryan’s views along these puted point upon the application ing others a t all time.*,- Follow­ ballot Tnede return* alow. Atten> cal situation showing that there lines was issued just before the ing are a few letters which, are tered prim arily on the Republican are 29 organizations In this coun­ of at«tistlca on this __ ....______ Index shall _be self explanatory: tlon of the election clerks was cen- ty that do welfare work of some commencement of his whirlwind referred to the finance section of “ We wish to .ta k e this oop<-rcote for presidential preference, nature. She showed by exam­ campaign which will take him to the league for arbitration. to thank you for the ser­ governor and United States sena­ ples that considerable overlapping all parts of the state. Here is the Brigadier General Charles G. tunity Dawes, the unofficial American vices of the Boy Scouts in en­ tor, almost no returns from Dem­ of time, energy and money had statement given to the public: tertaining the visiting members ocratic ballots having been tab­ kcn place and that full value for representative on the first com­ •of “In announcing my candidacy the National League of Com­ ulated several hours after the e money expended, had not been mittee which examined into the mission Merchants. The boys ex^ for delegate a t largo to the Demo­ received. polls closed. economic and financial situation in hiblted real Boy Scout spirit She further outlined how the -29 cratic National convention, it is Germany, in a covering letter to and assisted materially in di­ DETROIT, Apr. 9.—The over­ organizations would group them­ only proper that I should set forth the report of his committee tells recting the party about the city." whelming victory of Calvin Cool- selves together to carry on the that the voters may know whether the reparations committee that the "The Soutnaide Prim ary School 1I idge on the Republican ticket, the work on a more efficient basis my views are in harmony with committeefs recommendations Parent-Teachers’ wl.h tn , Association apparent defeat of Senator Wood- where a smaller sum of money theirs. “must be considered not as inflict­ tin n tn ■PPr« I « - 1 bridge N. Ferris by Henry Ford could be expended and greater re­ , “f, believe in the primary and ing penalties, but as suggesting Scouti’» their [on the Democratic ballot and sec- sults obtained. She declared that shall obey any instructions that means for assisting the economic great eat hel help in the work of plant- saw contest conte between two women 000 and $10,000 is be- may be given a t the primary in re­ (Continued on page 8) IngF ■n‘l gard to candidates, party princi­ ‘h*1 grounds candidates dates for a place on the Dem­ (Continued on page 8) of the Southaide School. School.’7 * .w-r.tir . ples and public policies. If elected ocratic nnational committee—-these a delegate, my vote will be cast for I ran truthfully say that even were Tuesday’s outstanding fea­ the state’s choice, if that choice with my very brief observance of tures of Monday's state-wide pres­ their efforts and limited knowl­ idential primary. *-i ,” Pr«sed a t the primary. if the state does not express edge of their nccompli*hnient«, Ford’s advantage over Ferris any choice or if the state’s choice that I was struck with two com­ was narrow, 2,000 precinta giving cease* to be a candidate before the mendable characteristic.*. Their enterprise and their reliability the Detroit manufacturer a lead of nomination is made, I shall pre­ only 2-633 which Is somewhat un­ _ sent the name ofI __ Dr._A. ‘A A. Mur-^ ----- tho very der the margin maintained earlier COLUMBUS, Apr. 9 .- U Pres­ impressed me from The principal speaker a t today’s p^ r^Y * Pfeslrf® nt of the University ident Coolidge is victorious in .first. , y che«rfully accepted in the clay. There was a possibility He — is -— not -a candidate Ohio in obtaining pledged .dele- responsibilities, dodged by marty that complete returns might upset luncheon oi the Kiwanis club held,of a, °T.'ran. cr their elders, and carried 1: nil the Ford lead, late returns in tho a t the Valdes Hotel wus John 1^ nnd will not become a candidate: ates at the April 29* primaricr, e will have behind his candidacy through to a successful und main favoring Kerris. The missing Cobba, Jr., publicity director of Ih 1 5 f f V y’ M ke the nat*on, has in this state virtually the same praiseworthy culmination. They precincts mostly are from rural the Atlantic Coait Line Railroad. the right to call upon its members as soldiers are drafted in time of were also most cordial and court­ bou and Your Railroads" was the organization that hslped Mr. sections., . . ■ subject chosen by this speaker who 1 b^ievs Dr. Murphreo fully Harding to victory in 1920. With eous to me and my associates James E. Davidson, Bay City demonstrated his familiarity with qualified and am sure he would few exceptions, it Is the Hard­ t e n ? i° /\ thei. 8trceta nn'1 •» the make n splendid president as of ing home-state forces that con­ tent, i t has been a genuine pleaa- shipbuilder and banker, was re­ his subject. elected Republican national com­ 1 1 President Dumas appointed Kl- our unlversitv In presenting hf. stitute the Coolidge pre-conven­ ure to know them.’f ‘ “ of the Near East mitteeman. William A. Comstock waniana Gardiner and Scott as a name, I shall defehd the right of tion organization. R In, behaW' Heading the Coolidge list of Relief Committee. I wish to thank waa elected to one of the vacancies committee to represent the club the south td consideration in the on the Democratic national com­ in the organization of a county selecting of presidential -candi candidates fo r delegate-at-lar yo«f'*or your contribution." For CO years a ban lias , rxcomn»l“ ««. Kiwaniana dates to the Cleveland convention is the *• i much interested in mittee hut the contest between E t­ name of the moat faithful of all the Boy Beouta and appreciate ta C. Boltwo'od and Evelyn S. Mer- Ball and Deane were named a com­ rested upon southern «tatesmen: mittee to be in charge of the On- it ought to be lifted so that our “ Harding men," Attorney Gener­ your thoughtfulness i n ^ k i n j shon for the other place was un­ Roy Campbell, state auditor, E. {*_rt7 ®an choose its candidates on al Harry M. Daugherty. Sanford a Bird Sanctuary" decided. Mrs. Boltwood having a To-Denver Movement. the basi, of merit regardless of the Next is the name of tho man "We • wish to thank you for lead of 42 votes on returns from C. Nelson of Orlando and R. J. * *.i, , w*Dch be lives. whoie thundering speech a t the Holly of Sanford extended words - i . . . i‘ 1! / m instructed otherContinued on page right. Chicago convention of 1920 plac­ 1 2,060 -precincts. of greeting to the club. Kiwaniana i ed the Ohioan in the lists for the u ' avor a candidate who Baumel. Dumas, Msines and Lloyd is both progressive and dry. Only nomination, U. S. Senator Prank composed a quartet which favored a progressive Democrat can hope B. Willis. ‘h® c>ub with “Sweet Adeline." Another candidate for delc* eCthe ,ted Democrat! n More than ,0U7* J. L. Matthews was voted ■ mem­ fiftfc lirths of j r e progte-at-large under the Coolidge ber of tho organization. The a t ­ reasree, as shown by the votes of nner Is Mrs. James Gordon tendance prize Vvas awarded to our Democratic leaders In conBattelle, of Columbus, associate R. II. Berg. member for Ohio of tho Republi­ As a further indication that i A nd more than h*lf ot the “Railroads eannot continue giv­ ‘K Republicans are progressive, as can national committee, whose Sanford banking Inatitutiona are ture been as bright as it is today. Mayor Forrest Lake, who is ing good service if they are re­ nusband, the late Colonel Bat* now enjoying the most prosperous president of the bank, declared that 191™ Thy it h° {*°°*®Telt in telle, as far as 10 years back, was period in th sir histories, is the tn# prosperous condition of the stricted by new legislation and tied I t W .T -* i,nvMit«»tiona going on *po*r vr*« Die statem ent a t Washington are increasing the talking of his friend W arren G. statem ent given out Wednesday city a financial institutions indi­ hf n.'! of 51r. Cobbs In hia address to the "iu/ " ber Harding for the presidency. Prorreaaive. and Inten­ by the Seminole County Bank cate th a t the whole county is in ciub. sifying the progressive sentiment. CoL William Cooper Proctor, of showing a tremendous increase not tho game condition. In- these days For over 20 years, according to T.h« « investigation tare also dis­ Cincinnati, is another candidate only in its deposits but In re­ ■nd times when one hears so much the speaker, the railroads hava closing that tha vicious policy of from this state for delegate-at- sources. about hard financial conditions receiving restrictive leetisla- co lecting largo campaign contri­ large. He is the only one' of the According to the statem ent pre­ prevalent a t present in * different been lot who was not a pro -convention pared In compliance with tho reg- P*rts of the country, Mayor Lake tion rather then constructive leg-, butions from favor-seeking fcorislation on the part of the law­ porations lead! to the corruption Harding man four years ago. uiar call by tho state comptroller, .... ac- of government and to the plunderHe was one of tha most promi­ the bank haa Increased its deposits declared, that the citizens of this makers of the -country. On be proud of its t of these heavy restriction* jng of the people. The reconi that nent backers of the candidacy of over the same period of last year community should community. they have been handlkapned in {• being made by the Democrats in General Leonard Wood. by 67 per cent. Total deposits of The, celery crop- the mayor keeping ing up with tho rapid develop- the senate and house can only be The Coolidge list of delegate- the bank on Mar. 31, 1923 amount­ ■tated, been turned Into a mentt of Florida. represented and defended by a. at-large candidate# la completed ed to $1,036,246.60. A t the end of P*tt is has respond be 1 for the treThe first relief given the rail­ candidate thoroughly progressiva by U. S: Senator Ftss of ’Ohio, business Mar. 81, 1924 the depoaits huge success and this in a large roads was in the passing of the end in sympathy with the masses. Charles L. Knight of Akr6n, for­ had jumped to $1,632^)70.12. ntonoous growth in the business transportation act of 1820 whi mer congressman, and Mrs. David The statem ent . further shows of the several . banks. ^ allowed them earning* of five and Todd of Youngstown. • • th a t the resources of the instituof the .Seminole County three quefters-pe r cent o f the- vsT- raiuen out of the Cou#tItuUon7neT Managing the Coolid are : President. Forrest ue of their Investment. From these ther can the enforcement laws be vice-president and cashier, earnings had to be deducted many weakened. Enforcement friend and total $1,812,f " — — * •la a gain* nforcement of orohi ,812,819.72. This A- R. Key; vice-president, G. W. expenses Including bition,U the only thing that neighbor, Hoke Donlthen of l ia r of approximate! — 49 per cent. i assistant cashier. R. W. d« buxines* a ' •ms an a ifial: and the list of candidates for every branch . . the are Mr. Cobbs The board of directors is en titled to Tates to the convention from benk has enjoy. . o f . the followin pense *i: ling a licvei in pi I when* it th 5 , r | MllflMl districts o( John C. equipping a ie. told he* rt la in with 0 Ot. i ie, A. T. G. whe *s of “ H ar not) arid wo* A. R. soci '-AM of “ ** A. P. > j4<- ' * hoik Sb.*v*4. HADDOCK GIVES COOLIDGE NOW RESUME SCOUT LEADS JOHNSON ACTIVITY HERE IN I L L I N O I S W. J. BRYAN TO BE FOR CHOICE STATE’S VOTERS S Harding’s Friends In Ohio Are Aiding Coolidge Campaign Cobbs Is Principal Speaker Today At Kiwanis Luncheon E G Report Issued By Seminole County Bank Shows Large Gain In Deposits rJuUr-*?-'? “» Sanfortl will entertain and bo entortnined by two prominent figure* in the political affairs of Florida on Thursday when William J. Bry­ an will speak to the voters in the afternoon a t 2:30 o’clock and Frank E. Jennings, candidate - for governor, will address the citizens of this section at 8 o'clock that night. Word to the effect that Mr. Jen­ nings would also be a visitor In this city on Thursday, was received Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Jennings is on a tour of south Florida. Jie addressed voters of Orlando lest night and will arrive here some time tomorrow. Efforts to get Mr. Jennings to postpone his visit until Apr. t0, were fruitless whet) he declares over long disance telephone that his itinerary already prepared would not permit nim to be pres­ ent here except on Thursday. May­ or borrest Lake stated that the meeting will be held at the Semi­ nole ( oupty Bank comer, the same place that Mr. Bryan vdll speak n the afternoon. The mayor will introduce Mr. Jennings. In Tuesday's Issue of The Her­ ald, several prominent citizens of Sanford were asked to comment on Mr. Bryan and his candidacy, all were very favorable. This morn­ ing a representative of this paper took occasion to ask other citizens . to give their views on the subject and ere is what they have to say: ' ” S. A. B. Wilkinson said: “Ii am nearuiy heartily in favor of Will­ William Jennings Bryan going to the convention as Florida’s delegiteT i lie is thn right man for tho right place. His influence will be gTeatly felt and I am sure th at 'he will serve this •tat man." When asked •foe hia views on Mr. Bryan, Rev,r. W. J*. Carpenter stated: • >• “ I am fee W .d. Dryun nnd T»Dn not ashamed of I t 1 am going to vrie fer him nnd 1 oon’t care w.m knows it. burthermore I ,im going to influence everyone that 1 can to support him. I'll not beat efuurd i m post) he Is the man to go to thi* convention nnd you may res; assiir. • e it h n t he will flyht to get tho M at* '' nitn.nom ii.it-d. 1 think by all rii-ans he amuld go to thv ennvent»cn. • . */•»’ \\. A. Tilhz,. for yeara a citizen of this cou i,y „rd ■ strong ndmirs.- t t Mr. Bryan, declared nx fol­ lows: . Is deserving of the support at lhe"I I believe Mr. Bryan will be elect ed. He certainly should be. el! U deserving of the support of the' people of this state. A n-n» of hie ability will mean a great ileal f-if Florida and the Democratic party if he goes to the convention." * -i Mrs. John G. Leonardy, when ap­ proached, hadthls to say: "I think it would be a disgrace to the state of Florida If tho voter* of this state do not elect William Jennings Brayan as a delegate to the convention. I think ho is a wonderful man and his sincerity * 3 and honesty of purpose cannot bo questioned. I trust that a largo crowd hears him and especially do I hop* that many of the women of this section be present. G. A. Speer declared: "Mr. Bryan will certainly have o th er m an ft0™ weight T C,.giht than th»«J any *"y other man that Florida could send o the con­ vention. I believe he could do tho w . . ‘V 04,0* K0<mI- He surely should be elected, 1 think.” Here Is what H. B. Lewis bad to "J1™ he was approached: v„n!inh^1“ h he should go to the con­ vention. Although I haven’t in sympathy with everything I1** ,(,oa® jn hia offical career, think.ha la a wonderful man ^ ‘bought so since I first him in Ohio when he was ru for president the first time. L. is not only one of the outstatuL men of this state but is equally prominent In naional political ciea and the people of this at could not make a mistake by s< in^h im to the convention." ... w - 1P®«man, J r . stated: Looking, a t u f rem a publldt standpoint, sending Bryan to convention, would mean mors th u slate than any otKet thing at this time. Because . prominence and die influer ha has, he will hav* a great d to say a t tha convention course will bar* math to do . the selection of the nominee." Hra* R, E. Tolar, when ca over the telephone said: nav* always been ia great I “Ii hav# mlrer- of. Mr. Qsyaifc— ways bran a fsariess a . . . the fundamental principles government as set * ' constitution sad I that-be would with IffSk V dm ' ' Jim *- . . • \ r �•Wr U* *• rn.T»: > ^ v* * ace eiGHT THE SANFORD HERALD. TOE8PAT, APRIL g, 19H. AT TH E MILAGE M anager. Broekhahtv.'of the Mi­ » B Y H A R R Y B. H U N T n tlio Dark IIorso%3wcepsml(e* hf thq •*. , lin e T heatre, has bagged the bbrft * Dclu'oCrattc convention. NK.V Service Stair Writer. strical plum of the year. FolHut Sam Isn’t running, ho insisti. hla request for letters A 8 111 N O T O N, D. C^—Tlio ' If h.o gets tlio nomination It w|lj from patrons dotdring to sec tno 1n> k,*x|uiM! ho was run, not liccnuto • lilill ot Holes Penrose, former universal production .“ The Hunch­ ko ran. lie will servo, If d r a fte d • bo»s of. tho o . o . P , Uoea not rest for tlio Job. It would l»o nelihor back o f Notre nam e," ho was lit­ f H y T h e A u w l a l r A I’ r . a . ) I Well under fho . aspersions cast hiuoatv-nor rwrrtwtr f» telti«o.' But erally swamped with mail, each JACKSON\VILLE_Ela.. A,ir: - 8 : U KalnaL-liliastiH Bait Ills -Wcloved at CC, when ono liu* liveil n hlisy piedgtn r - m m v g ir fM ''support. —ihe. week of A p r.. 13-18 will party by witnesses before the lifo and lias accumulated avolrdu-. These letters Manager Brockhahn walk the meeting o f'tw o B ap tist1 Senate Investigating committees.tx^i as well os honof*, ambition r ia n t on to Carl Laemmle. president organized class conventions in Such, at least, Is the Interpreta­ gel* slugcUli, And oven )ho luro of Universal, and so impressed Floiidu. Instead of holding one! tion placed on ghostly manlfsstaof tho presidency-palls to stir Sam’i th a t official th a t he agreed to convention in n centrally located I tions In Penrose's old apartment at pulse*. Tim bin easy chair by tho ” '**-lVc his plana for road-showing city of the state, W. W. Williamy. tljo tVardm an Part: Hotel. Prcstdo In Id* Indiana homo some* . production, here, which meant the state secretary, in co-operation 1 Penrose’s former suite Is now oc bow seems moro Inviting than tho . would not be seen until next with the Sunday School board -in-­ cupled by M ary Itolwrt* P.inchart. atlif hackcd, format affair at tho no velist and author of m ystery • • ja a r, and agreed to let it out on a of the cabinet table. ' rental basis to the Milane Theatre, Nashville, has planned for these' plays, but M ary never put Into Iwr - end And the grtrsir Between tho mill­ ......... ...................... more th rillin .. g situations i „T he Universal chief, in a letter two conventions, o n e 'fo . meet In | Hctlon stone* of (Killtlcs and statecraft, i< to M anager Brockhahn expresses T a ll a h a s s e e Monday and Tuesday, i th a n »h« experiences now at home. Itnlston recognizes tho president Apr. 14-15, and the other to bo **” ’ ' , e ~ J ..................... U n c a n n y incidents have hap[ his opinion th a t the theatre-goers ha* no dnclt. A harder Job to |H.-n»l front tim*> to time in tho of this city owe a vote of thanks held in Lakeland Apr. 17-18, handle than that of Just being (Thursday and F'riday.) a p a rtm en t ever since Mrs. Klncfoi “ or the tenacity and enterprise of senator. Dr. Hunyan Stephens, pastor of h art m oved In. itu t since w it­ the local exhibitor. And yet Ins finds tho Job of sen­ n e ss e s in the Senate Inquiry have the First Rnptist church in the t There probably has never been ator a rather vain and futile one. c h a r g e d tliat the Ilepulillcan nom­ ___... „more .„ .v In UCHiajlu a production demand capital city, will bo host o* tho ination tyi 1310 w a s nn outright "If* Just it damned treadmill," amonng theatre-goers and cxhibl-; n " u.nti.onn ‘.n Wc\ t F1“ rida. and ca«,e of buy and sell, and since Al ho confided to n friend tho oilier than......... the ..picturization of „ ‘,®' PasJ°c of the First J e n n in g s sw ore Jake Hanion tolJ tOCT ialike —................ day. “Sometimes I wish I’d nover got Into ».’• the “* V *ictor “Hugo classic. It open­ Baptist church. Lakeland, will be h im l v n r o j o got *250.000 In the And .If his own wishes—at least ed in New York at the s ta rt of n host at tho meeting there. Dele­ transaction, thb place has become his npoken wtshe*—ar« compiled now theatrical season with eight gates will be entertained on the m ore than ever spooky in its weird with ho’ll keep on tho side lines, strong musical comedies and Harvard plan. napiK-iilnpa. not In tho race, this fall. Harry L Strickland, secretary dram atic shows having their pre­ lM ppInns, tappings and strange mieres* On the same date, and with of the organized class department nnlscs hl:o restless footsteps N second thought—do you sup­ .18 bther big attractions housed in of the Baptist Sunday School Boaro abound. l \ n r o n o ‘s old easy c h a i v pose Ilalston's protest* aro haarby* theaters along the groat will speak threa times each day at tak es fits of rocking violently to Just good Indiana politics? Those i'.'il Iro. T.ibles tip ecrlcly.’ “. tWhite W ay.' Tickets were priced Tallahassee and Lakeland. t i n each __ .i for. the. opening night . . . 1Mr. M- 0Strickland, -1 . LI l a- ,layman, is , de­ . Hooskr* are crafty critters! • h i t i Mr*, llinehart, w ho Is of a t $10 and they were sold out days in ad­ clared to be largely responsible for .»n b .t. stttaMrlal turn of mind and T^OIt tho first timo In history, tho vance. . Lon Chaney, s ta r of the the unprecedented growth of or­ t»o* •vadtSr rattled, having been In$ Democratic presidential cam»c‘.tii..,Uei* ••spirits" and such for production, who was in attendance ganized class work in the Southern palKn will Iw conducted from a t thla .premiere, was given one of Baptist church during the last ten ■ W a s . Is (.'llln g to feet creepy. Washington this year. A nd v l i t i t iau# ;r. W ash in gton Just the g reatest ovations ever tender­ years. In making this decision, national fio.r. f.MavIrt: sn ou t It are g ettin g ’ an actor. He was carried on Besides Mr. Btricklnnd and Sec­ committee lenders wero Influenced . . . . . yShouldera o f the audience to retary William, prominent pastors JlAUH’J. . by tho fact that Washington pub­ v a * e and forced to make a and Sunday School workers of the licity facilities are now the best !,i speech. . state w lI'attend these two conven­ I f ll* pr*s'»Jcni leney Is as much of a tho country, that the expenses of * a? in I om tko 'O life of a consclentions. Among the subjects to be moving headquarters files, pefsoh< nnru.Ur „f tlia Senate, then discussed are the following: “The net. etc., would ho saved, and that Bible Clnss a Church Gold Mine," Wtins luii—lore for Sam IlaUton of employes when transferred H> tear |>oiary campaign headquarter* al ‘JHgh Powered Stew ardship" JnO'uni. itziMon, a* u pivotal lnHow York look on their stay ihert Mobilizing,Our Women for Bible divMu.il from a pivotal utatc, ts StiicJy," “Toaqhinfc Large Adult »«goidsd u tim likely wlnnsr In__ ss n lark and.act accordUiijIy^ Classes;** “Gospel Team W</k." “The Bible n Divine Book,” "The (Continued from page i.j ' In speaking of his candidacy to- Intermediates/dhe Hope of Tomor­ “The Social Side of Men's ■*£’ Mr* 9 ’Brynn *u t *d that he row,” , th *1 many usoiers and Bible Classes,” “ Fishing for Men,” R l^ n a id a rv d laws are passed and “ What Brings Young Men to And. they could and should be Sunday School." In addition to platform addresses •M ily curtailed. He declared that na will be in favor of laws con- by prominent speakers five cinss w iiiplating m atcriay and (xluca- conferences will be held, in which tlonal progress, tending to pro- class problems will be discussed. tdet and preserve the state's nat­ Organized class officers, class mem­ Prominent Tampa Attorney In Ad­ Visit Southern Tart of State On rt' ural advantages and to encourage bers, pastors, Sunday .School su­ dress Before Hardware Con­ Extensive Exploration To In­ investments. perintendents, and others, will a t­ vention Avers Country Must vestigate Limestone . If elected, Mr. O’Bryan prom- tend these conferences. Steer Clear of European Resources. Entanglements. *tvdy ' “ " fu lly nil pro­ • The conventions will hoi I three M *eff»a**Won insofar os possl- sessions daily, 9 A. M., !i P. M., an.l (Ilf Thr AasiM-lafrd Press) m y T l f A u M la fril Press) atld to govern his acts there­ 7:30 I \ M. TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 8. — A NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 8 - “Thcre party of three members of the on in accordance with the best is one mistake we must not make Florida Geological Survey has of hia constituents and Ifc intarast* and that is to enter into any politi­ just returned from an extended in. conform ity with fundamental cal alliance wth any of the nations field trip through the peinsular law and justice. of Europe,” declared Col, Peter O. portion of the state. Those In’the Knight, general counsel of tho party wero Herman Gunter, Mate Southern Hardware Jobbers* As. geologist; Dr. R. M. Harper, geo­ sociation, addressing the joint an­ grapher, and S tuart Mossom, as­ '(O r The Au m Is i h PrtM ) nual convention of tho American sistant state geologist. The main ( D y T k e . t u i M l « l r 4 P r e s * ) -•The.senate confirmed H arlan F. Hardware Manufacturers* Associa- purpose of the trip was to Inves­ ALLAHASSEE. Fla., Apr. _ Stone, of New York, to bo atto r­ tlon ami the Southern Hardware tigate the limestone resources ney general. . ------------------ Tha state-departm ent of public in- Jobbers* Association, here today. and to explore the less accessible •The senate passed a bill to pre­ struction is compiling a series of Fresh from a first hand study portions of the country. Most of .v- - vent monopoly o f radio commun- bulletins on various-- subjects of -European countries which he tho trip was mnde by aqtomobile iCAlionn. . taught in high schools of the state, made on a tour last summer, Mr. which waa equipped for _ the , .... (1 which will bo used by teachera.in . Investigation of shipping . . r ftiiriit!, <found Jhc„i(ilU rc«U dopa^pH*iit».r;f Some distance from any settle­ 'f f ir W tM ta li W il bulletins- will embody treatm ent of rope i was "to realize tho utter ab­ ments. Among the point* visited prior to reporting it to the sen- the most modefn methods of teach­ surdity and futility of the United were: ‘ Fort Myers, Caxambus, ate. ing and outlines of courses for the States endeavoring to adjust the Iminokalce, Moore Haven, OkeebF * ......... ...................... ............ trnnliW rhiilirn City, J u pit er , Mia mi. RoynL A Joint resolution proposing n different high school grades. political nnd controversial m . world pence lionfnreiu-n , Thot a an mathtm atics and Eng- Uf Hie Lurupcan nations Pnlm Park pnd Cape Sable. ’ Senator Paper, Repub- lisb are nearly ready for tho press, This declaration was prefaced Numerous photographs, collec­ nnsylyania. according to \V. S. Cnwthon, state by excerptq from notable utter* tions of limestone und marl with P- Simmqns, chief pos- superintendent of public instruct­ ancea and writing from practical­ their accompanying fossils were II Inspector, continued his ten- ion. They will be by far the moat ly all illustrious statesmen of the made by Messrs. Gunter and Mos­ nony In the senate investiga- complete work of their kind tver country from the time of its birth, som and will be studied prepara­ ■Beired Texas land frauds. issued by his department, he states. counselling nnd cautioning against tory to n report on the limestones Vwrresldent Coofidge commuted They are being written by some of Hjch procecdure on the part of and marls of Florida; several new to *ono month the sentences of the leading tenchcrs of Floridu, AirMritn. plants hitherto undescribed, and A. Rumcly of New York, and edited tiv Prof. R. M. Seniey, "We do not understand tho peo­ specimens of rare trees were col­ others convicted under war state high school inspector. ple of those nations and they do lected by Dr. Harper, who is en­ The bulletin* on muthemotien ia not understand us," Colonel Knight gaged In writing » report on the • roDuxi claims commission largely the work of Miss Lillian declared. "And, although we spent geography of Southern Florida. „ ed Germany was not obli- McGahey of tho mathematical staff during the war $37,000,000,000, At Immokalec the skin of a ted to compensate for ships of tHe Miami high school; while $11,000,000,000 niore than it cost large pnnther recently killer in »yed during the w ar when that on Flnglish will be the product to operute our government from its the* Big Cypress by an Indian, for w f r purposes, of Miss Veniln Shores of the De­ birtn until 1914, and although we Jimmy Isceoln, wns seen. An un­ suprem e court held the monstration School of the Florida lout 17f\UOO men and God knows usual section of country is th at ° f ■W ashington atate State College for Women, and how many diseased in consequence lying between Moore Haven nnd determine whether state or Miss Mary B. Merritt of the Mi­ of the war, nnd although wc with­ Okeechobee City, declare mem­ d w p r ts have jurisdiction in ami High School. drew from the conflict without re­ bers of the party. This area is in­ Cronkhlte ease. ................. questing any compensation of any habited by Indiana and U a flat, Another bulletin on social s tu ­ »fi! entitles! »re entitled only to dies—history, civics, etc.—is be­ kind or character, ’and atthougfi wet prairie with frequent cab­ '•Jact such damages as they are ing prepared by Prof. J. R. Fuch, of we have extended in credita and bage palmetto clumps and ham­ '•a b le to show when higher‘ruUrosd the Teachers’ College, University advances to' European nations mocks. The winding prairie road . are charged on short' than since the armistice nearly $12,000,- is often under several laches—a on^long bn uis, the supreme court of Florida. The work of preparing thejo bul­ OJO.OOf), and hove saddled upon this foot in some places—of water, they nation a debt of some $20,000,000,­ said. One stretch they found un­ V ^ decision by the supreme court letins was first brought up a t a 000 making our national govern­ der w ater several miles long. meeting of teachers of the state nt T zt states cannot compel expenditures now in excess Drainage of this country by means Interstate railroads to join in con* Gainesville in 1920, and has been mental of $4,000,000,000 annually, four of the Indian Prairie Canal Is in progress ever since. Commit­ struction of union stations and greater than the. national now in progress. cannot compel them to abolish tees were appointed at that meet­ times Quito a touch of tho tropica ing, which was called by Mr. Caw- debt of the United States, prior to ffrada crossings. was encountered a t Cape Sable, the war, I did not And n single, sol­ thon, who then was state high • .Prohibition enforcement In the soil there, wfbich is a soft gray .Chicago occupied the Daugherty school inspector, to go into the m at­ itary Belgian or Frenchman, out­ marl, supports a rich apd varied the protestations of their dip­ committeer with Brice F. Arm- ter. Bulletins now about to be is­ side lomats, who was willing to give vegeUtiop. Orchids and other air i tronK* Ghicago prohibition agent, sued are the culmination of the the United States credit for any­ plants are found In greutubundfIdeas developed by thesu commit­ Ft o a r i n g his efforts were handiange, as well as several tropical teemen who have met a t different thing it did during the war. And tree* not found further north on with the above staggering facts it ScLsU11 °Ca an‘! ft‘dcrul of- times and discussed the teaching Chief is di.Vicult to listen with patience the muinlnnd of Florida. 1 , .JThe senate oil committee ex- problem* in . estate’s high schools. to amon gthe latte r w e r e ^ e mabogl the International bankers; senti­ four more witnesses about any and rare species of palm! £ . »»Port* of an oil deal at the Chi- DeLand Utility Plants mentalists, half-baked theorists and Some of the lari * largest;* specimens of* professional propagandists that are mnho Republican convention. In my have been cut and taktalking now about our duty to Eu­ without ading m aterially to Give Rate Decrease rope." en ou , hy boat previops to the ’ ormation already In the record. building of the roa'd to Cape Sable, Mir Th» Ai.MlsIril I'rraa) it was stated, bub trees eight to DELAND. Apr. 8—The Florida Tampa Citizen Seized ten inches in diam eter are still GA Public Service company, new found. | GREATER CITY owners of the electric and ice By Three Masked Men Dr. Harper, who left the party a t Homestead and journeyed tn I plants in this city, announces a re­ Sanford is develop­ .M lrT I** AuMUlrtl Press) Key West, reported seeing a speci­ ing In all directions. duction in rates that will apply to PLANT CITY, Apr. 8 - R . B. men of the manchincel on Big Pino •Over a vast te rri­ all customers in the city of De­ North, Tampa salesman cotild not Key. This ia said (5 be one of tho Land, to become effective a fte r the tory the city D be found today and city authori­ most poisonpus trees kpowp. it growing land pros­ next reading of customers meters. ties fear ho has met with foul Is claimed that the smoke from its The minimum rhsrgu for resi­ play. According to ' officials he wood causes blindness^; pering. * . ., dences will be $1.C0 under the riew arrested herb Monday on ■ The needs of every­ schedule, os compared with the was sehioua charge. When officer one, rich a n d . poor, present $2.00 monthly charge. The served him supper that night three TO STUDY CIVIC PROBLEMS. In each part or the masked men entered the jail, lock­ city And expression rates will be furth«7‘ "culed down­ ed the policeman in North’s cell s ^ A V s B u i& V p n u In the Want Ads ward slightly until they reach 6 and escaped with the prisoner. committee representing the city cents per kwh for all over 2,000 of The Herald. The authorities expressed the be­ and civic bodies is to be appoint­ kwh a month. lief North was taken to the coun- ed under provisions of a sugges. tlon by Mayor A rthur Norwood, TO SHIP LUMBER VIA WATER try a m l dealt with soverely by the whose purpose it will be to studv mob. There are no clues as to tha direction taken by the men follow­ city problems. The committee will Mir Tkr Aaaorlalrd I'rraa) TAMPA, Apr. 8.—Operation of ing their disappearance from jail. consist of three Commissioners, lumber-carrying steamships be­ A formal charge against North three members of the chamber of tween Tampa and Santo Domingo was not disclosed but ft la said to commerce and thr^e members l* to be ina'ivnratwl with the pur­ be based on an alleged statutory each of the civic organisations. The mayor suggested that the chase o,f a 5000-ton vessel, accord­ offanse. # , lI committee form itself Into a body ing to announcement made by a wj y ® chPtroyP--?nd -fl .aecjeeUryorganized for. the pu r­ ._Okeechobee__ Newt ■rta t b it it determine the most .. 3 . ajt. „nij u s . - o f th at lh« Ideal wotnon’a i pressing needs In tha city. sklyn, Has gone new having plana drawn to negotiate for club house,' and hop f vessel. » 2 ri * ,!'.hoJ l ^ ’ « ta Lou Chaney If?Seri Church Organized Class Conventions Will Be Held Soon W O :WIS O’BRYAN TDIDATE FOR T A T E SENATE U. S. MUST KEEP GEOLOGYEXPERTS OUT OF EUROPE’S RETURN FROM AN AFFAIRS, KNIGHT EXPLORING TRIP ___ - *.v>M w>*rniti =?=F= +tm CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS V ■*J2ra! ■,•:• *■■ ' r .•••■•••yr-*: r «>• ^ . r BM - ■ *" •—* • ' ' T® P ! *’. • *•’ -— iFr*Z Tf* \ , "*vT • ■ y j* ’ »v *vy. C*i7 • -‘ " • ”.r Valuation of State SchoolPropertyHas News Large I n c r e a s e (. /: VII rfr* Report of the Condition of .the Aj & p s'**.ga • « f a !. . I A » -v **»• b a n f o r d , F lo r id a AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31ST, 1924, AS CALLED FOR . BY THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. . SV 'j RESOURCES Loans and Discounts'..$1,019,09L30 Overdrafts Stocks and Bohdp ...... 278,5 Banking,. House, Of­ fice Building, Furni­ ture and Fixtures 210,122.71 Other Real Estate ....... 5,169.55 CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS .,..... 516,842.^9 T°tal ......... *‘ , , I• * '* * Capital Stpck : 100,000*00 Surplus andi-Undivid- ! f ed profits , .... 42,774.54 Dividends Unpaid '.:J. 2,020.00 Circulation 4830Q.00 Bills Payable ............ . -i None Rediscounts .................. None DEPOSITS.........’.......... 1,836,758^69 ....... $2,030,353.23 . .......... . LIABILITIES Total........ ..................$2,030,353.23 Deposits March 31st 1924 '..... ,.................. . $1,836,758.69 Deposits March 31st, . , 1929 *........... ........t..... 1,334,396.53 Increase . »• ♦*! ill*. Resources March 31st, 1924*,;. $2,030,353^23 Resources March 31st, .j * ' 1923 .... 1,54^,908.31 502,362.16 Increase ................... $ 484,444.92 F. P. FORSTER ........... President L. A. BRUMLEY. Vice President T. J. MILLER......... Vice President .B. F. WHITNER, iaw...... Cashier A. L. BETTS, ....Assistant Cashier. « DIRECTORS L. A. BRUMLEY S. 0 , CHASE F. P. FORSTER T. I. HAWKINS T. J. MILLER B. E. SQUIRES. B- F. WHITNER -V), • tr Sm V YE oldo knights used to fight to protect the ffiir fame of the devices emblazoned on their shields. And the knight without escutcheon was looked upon askance. He find no name to protect. He could live fairly or unfairly, as his whims directed. * *' I*. •*. - • - . 1 t' * » Modern knights of industry have devices—the advertis­ ed trade-marks of their products. They must safe­ guard the reputation o f these trade-marks to keep them worth while. » Advertising throws a powerful light on a trade-mark. I f it proves worthy, it gains popularity and confidence. If i\ is shown to be unworthy, 'it quickly fa ils.. i S So you can be sure that every consistently advertised product is good. The advertising testh a s proved it. The name of its maker stands behipd it. The trademark is your w an’antyj of satisfaction and'true quality. *’ ;• ;f - * i 0f 9 • 1 9 . • 1 r I 1* ' ... fOiTijyn i ‘H *ii » READ •I G i ' ’ •#s k.--It v 4’ "• i»y r t • �\l ' • ’-I* TP* *AGBl TW(V If* * '- ' • - : • ! im » •■■i» n »• •• ‘ • t.i * {im --i i, . ’.- - r-.--f--4 ■ \ • ' THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1924- ti Hclmel- District Jf«». 4.: tgind* ;«•«, w u M courttstt:, M ' W u i p j s a k i i Assessment ■tided'khr lb thlxi resolution. and Fit* 111. Further,* Hesnlved: That title r-s^tutlpn ha publiHhtil In .the i nU % r^iiiuiHRi j >i Rot^ Oont?C •**) *"ill'l***” ***' Hanford’ Hernht. a newUftaper pub­ a0-7 jii* 115 '* lished In Srmlnol* County. Florida, IsaesameitvfRate Court rn c.;ito t5 6 '...iu!-----ju riseJ*^Bm?l Description j',N, ,iU Frontal r* 7—John hot without anld Special Tax School A im • C.• Lake View Park, Sanford, Florida. V'*’ jl J Rose Court Irtt-, Lot . 5 7 - ------ J ’> *32 n . in Arribld, pioneer business Xtfstrlct No. 4. there being no news­ paper published - within said dis­ tlon was held, to.wlt. at the village Ifoteman. Hnphronla It. ___ connected with the citrus ,in32 ft, Rose Court Inc., Lot 58 *•••••*, known ns 8. ft. Griffin). Lake* F ront Improvement Co., Lota -41, 42. 43, 44, trict, once n week for four con­ of Chuluota. otIrerwIse known as j(otherwise „ hn U. Angelina K. IMrtle. d us try, ia dead here a t the nee of . J«hn II. I'lrtle. Angelina K. I*trtle. secutive weeks. 3 2 ft; I pot line lilhCe'iir preclm-t No. 45, 46, 49, 50, 51, anti 52................ ......... ........... 60 f t each 1418.19 each. Haatt.Com l inr , Tot- 59 • aii •_j.___ww i i____* tit # __ ja f>n *1Harrison lleed and Dura Heed, hln 32 ft Rose Court Inr., Lot 60 .— —. Total |4,18i:90 32 ft. Rote Court Inc!, Lot 61 ...... . • $131)8.84 LakeFront Improvement Co., Lot 47, ......__ 167.25 02 ft. Rose Court Inc., Lot 62 .............. $ 980.24 Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 48........117.2 • 32 ft. Rose Court Inc., Lot 6 3 ---- --Lake Front Improvement Co., North 2.3 feet of Lot 53 .. « . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.3 $ 19.24 Rose Court Inc., Lot 64 ...... -----------* 32 ft. Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot G.............. 125.1 $1046.31 Rose Court Inc., Lot 65....................... 32 ft. Connected for 35 y e a n , owntor Seminoi* County. Florida. j tefmlne and certify the result, H. O. Monson). K. J. Harrell. Olaf Clyde Steamship Co.- Beg. 300 ft. North of the 32 ft. Rose Court Inc., Lot 66 -------- !— (hereof, and that th follow my . Lundqulnt, Surah Margaret I.nndfiw tny groves In additibn to 'vu'" ,: 32 ft. Rose Court Inc., Lot 6 7 —..... — intersection of the North line of Commer­ nnmed persons aro hereby appoint-*! UUlat, Mary Louise Dohm, L O iting hia fl!™ < company here. | T tl" l)' , 1^ J V bT°1^ ; , n anil Kx.0fftHo ed and designated us Clerk and In- Q,arrett. Emeriti* C. Hoteman, Ho 32 ft Role Court, Inc.,Lot 68 — irvhfbdjby i ia survived by hia widow and cial Street with the east' line of Palmetto Hrcrtary to Hoard (otherwise to hold and conduct, th e'j|ihrnnla U. Grjffln. fkhsll* Staines.. Attorney for Hoard. spertors »na( ail tiring here. ..pawn as S. It. lirlffln), John ft. Rose Court Inc., Lot 69 ........ .............. 32 ft. suld election at the polling place or Avc.,1 according to E. R. Trafford’a Map I - 9 .1 I - X 1 - 3 0 - S - T Plrtie, Angelin* K. I’lrtle. Harrison precinct named, ns fltowa* '.rrr Rose Court Inc., Lot 70 ......... .............. 32 ft. of the Town of Sanford, Florida: thence Heed and flora Heed, his w'fe At 1’reclnct No. 7. (Chuluota) Charles Warwick, a.s Truster. fere Cup to Citizen R e s i i t a l l r n O r d e r i n g a t, K l r r l l n s t o Mrs. J. E. Snyder. C. D. Bromley, Frank 8.C.Lewis. Rose Court Inc.- Lot 71 ......... ............. 24 ft. North 400 ft.; East 115 ft.; South 400 r« Trustee, and R e H e l d In S p e c i a l T s t Nehool nnd tl. cl. Jacobs. Inspectors, and each of said parties deceased, or Ro*e Court Inc, Lot 71 -!......... —....... 24 ft. ft.; West 115 ft., to beg. Less Seminole Josle iTevatt, Clerk, and, Ping HBfest Service , UF llos ti rMl e*li N1 (o1. 4 4.I t lsert mr l el at n ll lre l nt gs i sAllrs .o Mrs. In the the lands ami He It Further Hesolved: That otherwise. Rote Court Inc., oLt 72...— ............... 32 ft ,. Boulevard 246 $2057.49 Involved In this suit; all K n o w s a* C h a l a u t a S p e r l a l T a x this resolution and notice he pub­ premises rlalmlna Interests under A. 3+. kTETRSBURG, Apr. 7—A k c h o o l l l l s t r l r t . Rote Court Inc., Lot 72 ................ 24 ft. lished In the Sanford Herald, a artles ydla Heed, deceased lor otherwise. silver loving cup, the gift of H arry ............... n e w sp a p e r p u b lish ed In Si-tnlnole , jn t |1P i an,jB ,md p r e m ise s Involved SI'KCIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREFARED UNDER AUTHORITY Rose Court Inc.- Lot 7 3 .......... 24 ft. a - i tu i , , locnl roh tostnto (m o n ito r „ liuri, *'e '•„r Hesolved. Hie County F lorida, tint w ith o u t Spec- In th is suit; all p a rties c la i m i n g u . na m focal rea t u w operator, |.l(,,nr jHy riMructl„n f(ir County, ■s i Tux l a x rSchool D istrict No. t. th ere In terests under C h arles Heed, d e ­ iloso Court Inc., Lot 74 24 ft. tat OF RESOLUTION NO. 123 ADOPTED ON TH E 25TH 18 to be give nthe citizens OI M ., Keminnle. Cminty. Florida: Thai nn do-lnir rno n e w s p a p e r p u b lish ed ceased . or o th e r w is e . In th e land Rose Court Inc.Lot 75 ~v................... -24 ft. DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1924|. Petersburg who renders the g re a t-1 election tie amt ti>e same is hereby I r lt h l n said ■ d is tr ic t, on ce a w e e k nml p rem ises Involved In t h i s su it: . e s t service to the city during the "rdered- la l j held In and through- for four c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s . nil p arties cla im in g i n t e r e s t s under Rose Court Inc., Lot .76 ....................... 24 ft. The following ia the estimated coat of paving Hood Avenue from T h is r e s o lu tio n and n otice adopted R ob ert 11. R (Jtu*r. as T r u ste e , d e• *coming « m ln ff year, vone rrovuion Provision la «!>•'<'*«» Tax School District said .So. w is also also "ut , Seminole coiim r. Florida, ... 24 ft. in r e g u la r s e s s i o n of th e C ou n ty reh sed or o th e r w is e . In t h e . ' l a n d s Ccmmercinl Street North to Seminole Boulevard and Seminole Boul­ Rose Court Inc., Lot 77 <"*iwids for a similar gift for the district being also known as chuiu- Jloard o f -Public I n s tr u c tio n for and p rem ises m v u K etl In t h i s su it. Rose Court Inc., Lot 78 .................... 24 ft. evard from Park Avenue East to Palmetto Avenue 40 feet in width It appearIng hy the s w o r n MM of ota Special T nx School D istrict, on Hemlimle C ouiitv. Florida, th is th e ears following. A new cup will com p lain t In th is ca u se, th a t you the 9th day of May. 1911, to d e t e r ­ ti ll day of April. 1921. Rose Court Inc., Lot 79 ................. 24 ft. with sheet asphalt. be given each year anil will become may claim some righ t, t i t l e or In­ in e w h e th e r or not th ere shall he c. a . Da l l a s . the permanent property of the re­ m Rose Court Inc., Lot 80 ................ 24 ft. terest In th« lands apd p r e m is e s 1800 Cu. yda. grading lb* 50c ....... ......................... .................... $ 900.00 Issued by suld Special Tax School C h a i r m a n I ' m . T e n t. e r e in a fte r described, It Is t h e r e ­ cipient. The chamber of commerce D istrict No. 4. bon d s In the sum of FtlFD T.. IVII.f.fAM.I, hfore, Rose Court Inc., Lot 81; £1 ft. ordered and a d ju d g e d ^ T ia t 24’iO Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter (S> 80c ....................... 1960.00 the Woman's Club, the Rotary, Ki- tlO.Qnn.Ol) In h e a r Interest at the Count* Hoard oi P ublic Ilist ruction you nnd .each o f you be, nnd yon 5200 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ......................... ....... ............ 24 ft. o f six per cen tu m per annum. S e m i n o le C ou n ty. Florida 10400.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 82 .™—........... wanLs, Civitan and Optimita clubs rate tire her»by reoulred to a p p e a r to Interest to lie paid *em l.a n n u ally, A ttest: 24 ft. I be bill of com plaint In th is c a u se 900 Sq. ft. concrete alley npproachca <g) 25c .......................... 235.60 Rose Court Inc., Lot 83 ............ will be asked to decide upon the said -bond* to be dated July 1st. T. W. LAWTON. • Monday, the Bth day o f May. 1914. and to m a t u r e ns follow s, toH u n t, C u b . I n s t it. a n d E x - u r r i c l o on Rose Court Inc., Lot 84 .. 24 fL whiner. 4 Inlets @ $40.00 ................ ,,............................... U . ............ 160.00 1934, at the C ou rth ou se ut Han­ w li: S e c r e t a r y t o tin- H o a r d . ford. Sem inole County. F lorida, 2000 Lin. ft. storm sewer @ $1.20 ................. ........................ 360.00 City of Sanford, Bougainvillea Park 24 ft. Horn!* n u m b ered t and 3. for • Seal of Hoard). said eaufte being a suit to quiet ea ch to m atu re ten y e a r s Si-belle Moines. A tto r n e y fur Hoard. title In the co m p la in a n t Miami To Spend H alf nf tf.t000.00 Fran k 1 Manhole ................ ......... ...... ..................... ......................... 50.00 City of Sanford, Bougainvillea Park 16 ft. t.3*lfi-:7.30-5.7 f r itatn tht-rvof; E van s. In and to th e f o l l o w i n g d e ­ Rosy Court Inc-, Lot 85 ......... ........... , 32 ft. Honda numto-rod J. 4. and 5. fur Taking up 80 feet, of 48” pipe and plugging wall ............... 200.00 scribed lands, s i t u a t e !u S e m in o le Million On Its Streets 1 1 .000.00 vach to mnturi' tw e n ty C ou n ty, Florida, t o .w l t : T h e W eal 200 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile @ $100.00 per M. ............. .................... . N O T IC E O F A SSIG N M E N T . Rose-Court Inc., I.otJ 86 ..................... 32 f t.. 200.00 y e a r s n fl e r th e d a te thereof, nnd To th e C red itors o f P au l H D ooley H alf or the tam th w eet Q u a r te r of Honda num bered fi, 7, S. 9, and 10, and W. S. A llen, tr a d in g a s D ix ie the N orth w est Quarter of Hectlnn Engineering, legal expense, etc.......... ..... .......... ...... .................. 32 ft. MIAMI, Apr. 7—The city commis1175.00 Rose Court Inc., Ix t 88 ............... (or ll.ooo.ot) each to m ature thirty IB. T o w n s h ip 10 South, H a n g s 30 Motor C ompany. AssIgnoYs. nioners of Miami have authorized year* a ft e r th e d a te th e r e o f : Rose Court Inc., Lot 90 ................... 32 ft. P le a s e t a k e n o tic e th at Paul It. E ast; and Lot No. 3 nf S e c tio n 24. thb afrpendture of $485,781.90 for the principal and th e Interest of all D ooley nnd \Y. S. A llen , co-jiurlnern T o w n s h ip 30 South. Itange 30 E ast: Total estimated cost ....... ....... ........ :............... ............................$15640.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 92 .............. 32 ft. the paving of city atrecta. Ten bond* to he p a y a b le at th e N ational tra d in g nnd d o in g b u s in e s s under nnd to quiet title lii th e com p la in a n t 1Rose Court Inc., Lot 04 ....................... 82 ft. V. Evans. In and to th e fold To Ikj borne entirely by adjacent property. districts, largely In th enorthwest Turk Hank. F |t y nnd S ta te of New the firm nam e nml s t y l e o f D ix ie Sl otella w in g described lamia, s i t u a t e , l y ­ the proceed" o f th e nale of Motor C om p an y ut Sanford. F l o r ­ ! Rose Court Inc., Lot 90 .............. 32 ft. section of the cty, aro included in York: Number of feet frontage, 2201.4. said bond" to tie used for the pur- ida. haa on th e Xth day of March. in g nmt b eing In S em in o le County, the program. That section will poec of ui'uulrlnK. building, fu r . 1924. made an a s s ig n m e n t and did Florida, t o .w lt : N o r th w e s t Q u a r ­ Assessment per foot frontage, $7.1046. j Rost Court Inc., Lot 98 .........:.......... .. 32 ft. ter o f Northeast Quarter, l e s s Unbenefit to the extent of 23 projects \ nlxbltiK 'jM o t h e r w is e Im proving on said d a le a s s i g n th eir property- North 1Rose Court Inc., Lot 100 ....................... 24 ft. J50 feet of S e c tio n 18, T o w n ­ FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer. ool A o lld ln g n and school to tlie u n d e r sig n e d for th e .hi-nellt coating |126,122.70. Clearing, sch ship 20 South. H a u g r ' 30 Bust: you ground", and for th e exi-lu*1ve uee o f th eir cred ito rs, th e r e f o r e Feet Preliminary It03C Court Inc- i*01 100 ...................... : 16 ft. S o u th w e s t Quarter of N o r th e a s t grading and construction of m»- of th e u n d ersig n ed tlm p ublic fr e e rtcholps w ith in shall Ille w ith If you reside Q uarter uf S«ctlon 18. T o w n s h ip 30 Name cadam pavement with two applica­ Said .Special T nx Erontace Assessment j Rom Court Inc,, Lot 101 ................ 24 ft. School PlatrIcl w ith in six ty d ays. * Description ith in the rtnto o f F lo rid a , or w i t h ­ South. R an ge 30 E ast; E a st I l n lf of tions of surface oil to a width of No. 4, alt o f w h ic h le more xperllle- w • I Roso Court Inc., Lot 102 .................... 24 ft. of S o u th e a s t Lake* Virw Park, Sanford, FIs. in four m o n th s If you reside beyond N orth east- Quarter ally provided In th a t certain r e s o ­ ' 18 feet are called for the plans. the lim its of t h e s t a t e of Florida, South, R an ge 30 E a st; W e s t H a lf lution h e r e to f o r e th is day adopted sw 24 ft. $738.87 i K°se Court Inc., Lot 103 104 o rn s t a t e m e n t s of y o u r a cco u n ts o f N orth east Q uarter of S o u th e a s t Lake Front Improvement Co„ Lot 1 ............... hy the Hoard, nnd Q uarter of Section 18, T o w n s h ip nnd c la im s a g a i n s t said a s s ig n o r s Rose Court Lnc., Lot 104 24 ft. It F u r t h e r HesolvedThat or e ith e r o f them . 30 South, Hunge 30 E a st; N o r th ­ Lake Front Improvement Co., Lots 3, 4, ti, 8- 10, Hillsborough Is Now thisHe order he p u b lish ed In the Han* Rond Court lnc., Lot 103 24 ft. 12. 14, 16, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 ........ Dated at S an ford . F lorid a, till* w est Quarter of S o u th e a s t Quairter 50 ft. each $355.23 each 'ord Herald, n n e w sp a p e r p u b lish ­ the 12th day o f Starch. l»J4. o f Section 18. T o w n s h ip 20 Hduth. Rose Court Inc., Lot 106 24 ft. B eautifyingH ighw ays ed In S e m in o le County. Florida, hut R a n g e 30 East. S o u t h w e s t Q u arter $5328.45 Total D A V ID HPEEH. w ith o u t said Sp ecial T a x School of S o u th east Quarter o f S e c tio n 10, Rose Court Inc., Lot 107 24 ft. A s s ig n e e . Lake Front Improvem6nt Co., Lot 18 . 191 $1356.97 T o w n s h ip 20 South. Itan ge SO Hast. istrict No. 4. th ere b ein g no n e w s ­ Bt on wed. ----- TAMPA, Apr. 7—No tipie is be- D It Is further ordered th a t thla Lake Front Improvement Co.- Lot 19 Rose Court Inc., Lot 108 .......... '........... 24 ft. paper p u b lish ed *vl|hln said dls 125.1 888.78 r "“llTif -wasted in Hillsbtkrougflh in trlct. o n ce a w e e k for four c o n ­ in the Circuit C ourt, S ev en th J u d i­ order he published once a w e e k for ...... 24 ft. 77 1437.97 I H°8e Court Inc., Lot 123 e ig h t c o n se c u tiv e w e e k s In th e Hah- Lake Front Improvement Co., Lot 20, . 202.4 *”'lh e work of beautifying the coun- s e c u t iv e w e e k s . Circuit, In nnd fo r S em in ole fnrd Herald .a n e w sp a p e r p u b lis h ­ Italic nnd Ordered In regu lar s e s ­ cialCounty: 835.50! R° bc Court Inc., Lot 124 .... . 24 ft. 81.2 Lake Front Improvement Co., ........... .117.6 ■— ty ’a highways. Jerome Bennett, in sion S t o l e o f Florid a. ed In Sanford, Hetninole County, o f th e Count*’ Hoard of P u b lic an t Florida. ...... ,24 ft. 80 ■•~<«arge of creW» engaged in tear­ In s tr u c tio n for S e m in o le County. John D aniels.vs. C om p lain Lake Front Improvement Lot 35 ~ 104 738.87 1Rose Court Inc., Lot 125 . Done and ordered ot San ford . ing down unsighty signs along the F lorid a , th is th e nth day of April, W illie (tnrvln and Mamie Clarvln, S em , R obq Court lnc, Loti 126 ...... 24 ft. • 30 in ole County. Florida, t h i s th e City of Sanford, Beg. at Jme intersection of th roadways, reports th at marc than 1921. his w ife, d e fe n d a n ts. 4th d ay o f March. .1921 C. A. DALLAS. East line of Park AVe., with the North Line Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested ill NOTICE OF M A STE R ’S SA LE (HEAL) E. A DOCOLABS. 15,000 of them had been demoved Chnlrtnnn Fro. Tern. N otice Is hereb y g i v e n that under Clerk o f the Circuit Court of Hemlof Seminole Boulevard, run Easterly along on the plant City road. Aa soon as FKKD T WILLIAMS. ami Special Assessments against the various pieces of property aborri by virtue of that certa in Dual Q u arter of Sectlnn 18, T o w n s h ip 10 the committee can decide on the C ou n ty Board o f F u t i l e In struction decree of fo r e c lo su r e and sa le r e n ­ ' mile County. Fiona™. the North Line of Seminole Boulevard to - for S e m in o le County, Florida. cribed that said assessments are payablo in full within thirty i Hv A. M. W eek s. D eu p ty Clerk. moat desirable treea to plant they A ttest: dered nnd e n te r e d In th e Circuit Palmetto Ave., thence North 2 ( t , thence Fred H. Wilson * Court of S e m in o le County. F lorid a will bein setting them out on the T. W. LAWTON. a fte r the above and foregoing special assessment rolls harr I S olicito r for Camnlnlmints. In chancery, w h e r e in J o h n D an iels . W esterly parallel with the No Supt. Tub, tn «tn„ and Hx-Offlclo Is • P lant City-Coronet road. the c o m p la in a n t nnd Wlltln liar- 3 - 5 - 1 2 .I9-2K-4-3-9"18.33-30. equalized, approved and confirmed, or in fifteen equal annual I S ecreta ry to th e Rnqrd. said Boulevard to Park Ave., them vln nnd Mamie (larvln . h is w ife , are (Seal of Board). th e d e fe n d a n ts h e a r in g d ate o f the I n r i r r n l l C o u r t , 7 t h J u d i c i a l l ANNUAL TRACK MEET. 2 ft. to beg.................... .. .... 607J 4314.62 ments with interest a t 8*/c per annum from and a fter the tiw] S ch rtle Malnes.. A ttorn ey for Hoard. 19th day o f F eb ru a ry . A. I). 1914, I F u l l , H em lncde C o u n t y , F l o r i d MIAMI, April 9—The annual 4 -9 - 1 S - 2 1 * J 0 - 6 .T the u n d e r sig n e d sp ecia l m aster, special assessments stand approved and confirmed. Chancery. E aat Coast high school field and will, on Monday. May Bth, 1934. d u r ­ track meet will be held here on R e s o l u t i o n P r o v i d i n g f o r t h e H o l d ­ ing the le g a l liours of sale, before L itt le H. Caret. C om plainant, A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanforij SPECIAL A8BEB8MENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY vs, ____________ . Saturday, May 3. High school i n g , n a il G i v i n g N o t i c e nf n S p e c ­ the Court H o u s e door. In S em ln oje Jen n ie L Lamb anil John C linton will bo held at tiio City Hall at 2:30 P. M., on the 28th day cf; i a l It n n d E l e c t i o n t o h r l l r l d In County. F lorida, o f f r r fo r Sate .nn-1 OF RESOLUTION NO. 126 ADOPTED ON THE 24TH team s from all cities and towns Lamb, her husband, Mgi- A. Horn S p e c i a l T a x s c h o o l D i s t r i c t No. pell to th e h i g h e s t bidder fo r ca sh , ami Marlin W. Horn, her bu sb a " f aouth of Cocoa will be invited to 4. S e m i n o l e C o u n t v , F l o r i d a . S a i d th e f o l lo w in g d escrib ed lau d s In DAY OF MARCH, A., D. 1924. and L uth er S. Kennedy. enter and compete for the three l l l s t r l r t R e t a g A l s o K n o w n a a Htm ln olc County. Florid a, tn -w lt: D efen d an ts. ^ .^ e ^ K ^ n a t'e S cost of :4n<* ofrjef UoiA a t to such Special Asscssmaats andjftlU a t said test i The W est H a lf o f the W est H alf C h u l a a t a S p e c ia l T a x School D is­ prises that will be awarded. ^ - ‘’Y n r i V f t TOt'XtUBdtftg&J tric t, J en n ie L Lamb and Joh n Cll itt Rose Court using a 7” rock bas«"aurfhced w i^ a s p K a ftT S ra n d ^ e w and equalize euid assessments on a basis of justice and rigkll New foM n| her hhshnnd. 166Vi . . ""♦rffm jfhVtllwest Q u a rter o f Hmithwest j...... j # Lamb, I*“id special a ssessments are <m aqoallaW—mwHadJ '■occupy -but March. 1931. a p etition w a s p re­ Q u a r t e r o f . S e c tio n 33, T o w n s h i p 1» W en tw o rth Street, C h a r le s t o n , ‘South Ave. “North” front Sanford Ave. to Lily Court- Hughey Street from Carolina. Mae A. Horn and Martin sen ted to the County Hoard uf Pith, S o u t h o f R a n g e 31 - 'E a s t. , a foot of apace. will thfh stand continued and be, and remain binding Hens upaa| Sanford Avenuo to Lily Court, and Grand VlffW Avrmttr “Hwilll" Tl'iHfT W. Horn. iu-r huaband. 314 East lie In stru ction for S e m in o le C oun­ Said lands In be so ld to sn tlsfy 33rd S treet. S avannah. Georgia, and ty, Florida, s i g n e d hy mure than suld decree and rusts. Bail fill’ d ' Avenue to Lily Court, to be paved 24 feet ir\ width. proporly againat which said asssesments are made uptil paid n e a e l n t l a n a t th e County llonrd of t w e n t y - l i v e per cen t of th e duly 1 ,ii**•—t I* l l i i i r -—XT* Kunt S in t ‘ R WILKINSON. S■ A . ________ _ St reel. Savannah. Haorwla. w ithin --------- Sp^-t.il MUsD-r in Uluincery. P x k l l r la a lr u e tto a fo r Srnxlnot* iiunllfled e le c to r s resid in g Hibiscus Court and Lily Court to be paved 32 feet in width <16 cordance wtih provisions of Resolutions No. 122 nnd 123, adoph It a p p ea rin g from a sw o rn hill r f . p___ _____ e c ia l—T a ­ School n u t i l l’t NV John (1. Lennardy. 4 ' o n a t y . . F lo rid a — . Ilr tr r m ln lu a S co m p la in t ' filed herein a g a in s t you feet in width on each side of central parking atrip). S em in o le County. Florid a, said d ls. S o licitor for C om p lain a n t. the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida on Feb. 25tl ■ “ W W 1 T io o u a t o f Honda la N r r - trlrt b e in g a ls o k n o w n as Chuluota 4,2-9-10.23-30 that you h av e so m e c la im or In ter­ ; Rose-Way and Indianola Ave., to be paved 16 fL in width. est In th e fo llo w in g describ ed land raaary fo r Hprrlal T a x l l ls t r lr t Special Tnx Sch ool District; ask in g In S em in o le County. F lorida, tn - w l l: 7400 Cu. yda. excavation (p> 50c .... ........... ............. ....... ....... $ 3700.00 D. 1924 and Resolution No. 126 ndopted by the City Com miss amt p e titio n in g said ,No. 4, Hratlaolr County, F lo rid a . ft 11*1 |i«a t iiti vill tllK muu Huard to cull Lot T w o ( ! ) , Illock Tun ( l a ) , T ier le c tio n to he Held to the Circuit Court of Seminole Said D ta tr ld t l r l s x Alao k n o w n and onbtr nn eelertlc 1500 Sq. yda. corduroy (g) 40c .......—....... - ..... - ................... . "1600.00 the City of Sanford, Florida oil M*rch 24th, A .D. 1924. County, Florida. In Chnneery. T a x School N ine (9), of the t o w n of Hanford. An r h u tu o t a Special T a x School w ith in » \ld Special F lo rid a, according to Map of E. It. 13200 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @,80c ............. .......... 10500.00 (SEAL) H IM . TO ttl'IF.T TtTI.K . IH atrlri. the l l a l r o f la t e r c n t to D istrict No. t. to dotterm ln e w h e t h ­ L. It. PHILIPS- City CUtll T rn fford ’a o f the to w h of Hanford, h r P a id T hereon, the T im e W hen er or not th ere shnuld he Issued ORD EH FOB I>IMil, ICAT ION 5-9-16 13500 Sq. yds. paving < g > $1.30 ........................................... . 17550.00 duly recorded In the I'uhlliR ecords bv said d istrict bon d s In th e sum a n d th e P la re W h ere, the P r ln e lI-'runk E v a n s and S t e l la 1‘. E vans, o f Hetninole County. Florida. y a l and In t e r e st Shall lie D u e aud of lift. 000.00. th e p r o te e d s of the 75 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 3Gc ............................. ........ ........ 26.25 in an ts, You nnd each of you are hereby p a y a b le , aad P ro v id in g f o r an salt- of sin h bonds to he used for his w ife. C om p lavs. required and ordered to lie unit a p ­ 100 Cu, yda. class A concrete (p $30.00 ............................ 3000.00 e le c t i o n to D e te r m in e W h e th e r or th e purpose of a cq u irin g, building. Mary A. M acD onald. nirhmnm l p ear before our said Circuit Court n o t sold D istrict Shall Jamie ■n lar.'ln g . f u r n is h in g or o th erw is e I.evcrlng. Archibald H. H u ssell. W i l ­ nt th e Court House 'In Hanford, 6000 pounds atccl (g> 6c ................................... ..................... . 360.00 Im proving school b u ild in g s anil liam T. Abbott, W illiam It. W atson , Florida, on W ednesday the 30th day •ch n ol g r o u n d s and for the e x c l u s ­ 2585.00 IF YOUR DEALER DO! ( o t h e r w is e k n o w n ns W. II. W a t ­ of April 1931, then nnd t h e r e to 2350 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer <o> $1.10 ............................... iv e u se o f the p uldle free schools W h ereu a :’ On the 4th day o f Starch. w ith in said d istrict, and to he d i s ­ so n ). lim n er (I. .Munson, (o t h e r w i s e m n k e n n sw er to th e hill of c o m ­ 5' Manholes @ $50.00 ................ ..................... ... ............. 250.00 A . P . 1934. a p etitio n w a s p resen ted bursed kn ow n a s H. (I. M unson). K. J. H a r ­ nnd ex p en d ed In th e f o l lo w ­ p laint filed herein a g a in s t A'ou and N ’T SPR ^E t o and filed w ith thla C ounty Hoard i n g m anner, rell, O laf t.uudqulst, Sarah Mar­ th erein fall not e ls e said ulll w ill 25 Inlets @ $35.00 ................... ................. ......................... ! 875.00 lo -w li: o f T u b ll c In stru ctio n for S e m in o le l-undqulst. Mary Doulso tic ta k en ns con fessed a g a in s t you. t. 19.000.00 to bn used In acunlr*. g aret Engineering, legal expense, advertising, etc. ......................... 3443.76 C o u n ty , F lorida, s ig n e d by more Ing a "He. b u ild in g apd fu rn ish in g Dohm. I,. O. H a r r e ll. Km erln e C. to ho follow ed hy if (Inal decree. >a& Man Jackson vi i t ; T * " d iM S M K im . in : . My m & 3 M ■tlr'- **"}f C ’ . . th a n t w e n y t . f l v c per cen^ o f th e n p u blic free sch o o l at Chuluota. Ilolemtin. Hophrunla II. Orlffln, It Is ,fu rth er ordered Ihnt th is n o ­ ( o t h e r w i s e - k n o w n a s K. It. G riffin ). tice -hi- published In the Hanford d u ly qualified e le c to r s r e s id in g w it h i n said d is tr ic t ; w i t h i n Hpsclal T a x School -D latrlcl Total estimated cost ............................ - .... .............. ... '.........$42950.00 3. 1 1 , 000.80 to he used for e n ­ John R. I'lrtle, A n g e lln e K. I’lrtle. Dully Herald, it new ap u p er p u b ­ ilu rrlso n lleed and Dorn Heed, hia lished In Hetninole C ounty, No. 4. Bemlnole' County. F lorid a , l a r g i n g . f u r n is h in g or once The cost to be borne entirely by adjacent property tjwners. o th e r w is e wife, C h arles C. W a r w ic k , a s T r u s ­ gald d istrict b eing also k n o w n as Im p ro vin g sch o o l b u ild in g s and each w eek for a period of four c o n ­ C h u lu o ta Special Tax School D i s ­ sch o ol g r o u n d s and for the e x c lu s ­ tee, Fran k S. l-ewts, a s T r u ste e , anil s e c u t iv e w eeks. Number of feet frontago on 24 foot pavement, 4930.2 feet. trict. a s k i n g and p e titio n in g that ive u se nf th* p u b lic free schools each o f said p a r tie s If liv in g , nnd W itn e ss my hand and the aenl of If tlend. th e heirs, d e v is e e s, g r a n t e e s a n e le c tio n be called and held Within snld d is trict, and • nnd o th er c la i m a n t s und er th e suld ■aid C ou ft th is 3Sth d ay of March, Number of feet frontage on 32 foot pavement, 3169.3. th ro u g n h u t said d is tr ic t to d e t e r ­ W hereas: T h la Board ha# d c1'*11| 1 Number of feet frontage on Itf foot pavement, 410.0. m in e w h e th e r or not bonds In the n r m l n e d that more than t w e n t y Mary A. MacDonald. R ich m on d I .e v ­ (HEAL) FP A. DOt’HLASH. W il­ sutn nf 1 10.000.00 should he Issued n v r per c e n t o f th e duly ouallflett crlng. A rch ib ald II. H u ssell. Assessment per foot on 24 fL pavement, $4.2986. Clerk Circuit Court. liam T. Abbott. W illia m II W atson, by said d istrict, for th e purposs nf e le c to r s re sid in g w ith i n said Hemlnole County, Florida ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n as W. II. W a t ­ Assessment per foot on 32 ft. pavement, $6.4470. acq u irin g , building, e n la r g in g , fiir- tat Tnx School D ist r ic t No. t, did son ). H om er (1. Munson, ( o t h e r w i s e Hy: A. M. W eek s, D. C. nlsbltiK or o th e r w is e Im proving liv iw t Kltfn iflM jit-iltion. timl J a m es (I. Hharutt. Assessment per foot on 16 ft. pavement, 3,224. kn ow n ns 11. O. Munson). K. J. H a r ­ aclinot b u ild in g s and school grou n d s W h e r e a sT h is Iloard has. I>y rell. Qluf I.undqulal. Hnruh M ar­ Hotlcltor' for Complainant. FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer, and for the e x c lu s iv e u se nf the r e so lu tio n ‘th is d a y adopted, d e te r ­ garet 3-2 6-4 -I-9-I6-33 I.undqulst. Murv Louise n ubile free sc h o o ls w ith in suld m in ed th a t bonds In the sutn of Dohm. I - O. H a r r e ll. Km erln e C. Preliminary Width Feet Sp ecial Tax School D istrict, the 110.000 no Is required for th e pur- Hnlemnn. Soiihrnnlit H. tirlffln. A n i l e * o f A p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e e d Asesament Name Deccription Pavement Frontage proceed.* o f th e *al<! bond Issue tm ........... ses ................... set forth ... In __ esht p e titio n and ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n n s H. II. (lr tff ln ). t ' i n t e r N e r t l o a SIS o f t h e G e n e r a l a m o u n t in g to HO.OOtl.OO t o be u x e il; h erein a b o v e en u m erated , qml that John H. I’lrtle, A n g e lln o K. I’lrtle. S t a tu t e s ot tho s t a t s of F lo rld o Rose Court Addition to Sanford, Fla. for th e nurtxiaea set forth In said j ^„|,| bond* sh a ll hear Interest nt Unrrisori lleed and Dora Heed, hia N otice t* i.erebv g iv e n that Overp etitio n , and to he expended n n t l . m r rate nf six per cen tu m per a n . wife, C h arles C. W a rw ick , n* T r u s ­ st r e e t In v estm en t C ompany, pur- S. Pules ton, Lot 3 ........ ........ ....... $214.93 60 24 f t d isb u rsed In tbe f o llo w in g maimer. „ unl In terest p a y a b le aeral-iinnunl- tee, F ra n k 8. L ew is, a s T ru stee, and •rhnaer o f l u x C ertifica te No. 939, 515.83 2 WHOLESALE 120 24 ft. den -u sed . or dated the 1st day of June. A. !>., Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot -I ................... . tO -w ltr . . . | t y ; that .mild bond* sh a ll he dated each of suld parties, In th e la n d s 1I9C|. has Hied said c e r tific a te In my Geo. A. DoCottes, Lot 5 ........!....... 1. . J9.00S 00 to lie used In n * * -|ju iv i*r. 19ZI: th a t said b'>ttd*_*batl oth erw ise. In terested 343.89 80 ,* 24 ft. Bonds and p rem ises Involved In t h i s s u i t ; o ffice, and nus made ap p lication for qulrlhK a site, building and (ur- ,„*u,r>. H a fiillowa, tu.wl*,: g r a n t e e s nnd tnx deed to Issue in acco d a n cs with Geo. A. DeCotteb, Io»t 6 ........„...*... n l s h l n g * publlr: free nehnnl at numbered I ami 3. for *1,000.(10 the heirs, d ev is ees. 24 ft. 40 171.94 A. L ydia law . Halil certificate e m b ra ces the r h u l« o t n . w llh lli *a|d Special T ax each sh a ll m atu re te n y e a r s niter oth er c la im a n ts und er 370.76 115 16 ft. S eh yo l District No. t. S em ltiole th e date th ereo f: bonds numbered lleed. d eceased, or o th e r w is e . In ter­ f a llo w in g described property s h u ­ Geo. A. DeCottes, Lot 6 ........... .... 3. 4 and 3 for *1.000 Ofl each shall ested In the la n d s Tfn d prem ises. nted Jn H.-mlnrtte County. Florida, A. L. Betta, Lot 7, ................. Coulftv. Florida, nnd * 137.4 590.63 24 ft. S Tnt. in H*g. NW. Corth e h eirs to - w l t : r H.flrtOOti to he used for HI- m atu re i w e n t v year* a ft e r th e date Involved In th is nuR; nf HWR o f N E U Her. J. T w p ! l d evisees, grantees,* and o th er 24 fL 205 881.21 J. Schirard, Lot 9 ............................ U r g in g , fu rn lah ln g or o th e r w is e th ereo f, and bond* n u m b ered 8 T. run s. BSd.d ft.. K. eyj under C h a rles Heed, s.. it *» im p r o v in g schuolV b u ild in gs and ». 9 uml to. for * 1.000 09 each shall c la im a n ts 75 322.40 24 fL or o th e r w is e . In- ft.. N. BBC « ft.. W. ««S f*-- fL ”»* H- F. E. Roumillat, Lot II .................. sch o o l g r o u n d s - f o r th e e x c lu s iv e m atu re th lrtv y e a r s a ft e r th-- dntc dereased. H. r i g h t - o f - w a y ) — * ncrea. T h e snld tereMed In th e la n d s and p r e m is e s . 76 483.69 32 ft. u se of tb e public free sch o o ls w i t h . ih ereo f, and tbnl both the pr'nelpal Inviilvt'd In th is s u i t : th e h eirs, d e ­ land b ein g a ssessed a t th * dal# nf B. W. Anderson, Lot 13 ............... In s a lt!'S p ecia l Tax School D istr ic t •*nd th#* Interest o f said bond* •’•all. visees. g r a n t e e s and o th er c la im , the Issuance nf such c e r tific a te In 32 ft. 75 483.59 W. C. Hill, Lot 15' h e nn-’ald e ftt th e N all'-nst 1’ark No. (. S em in o le County. F lo rid a: Unlesn nuts under Hubert II. R am sey , as th e name of A. M. Hunt. tr*nk. City and S l a t e o f N ew York. Trustee, d eceased, or o th e r w is e . I n ­ sa id ce r tific a te ahall be redeemed H arry Walsh- Lot 16......................... 24 ft. 24 ft. 62845 . and 140.2 W h erea s: ’It Is the d eterm in ation • nd terested In the la n d s nnd prem ise* accord in g to law tax deed w ill Issue W. C. Hill, Lot 17 ..........u........ .. 669.29 155.7 24 fL ' W h erea s: T h is Hoard has. hy Involved In th is o f t h i s Board Ht th« Oral m e e t in g suit; tha South thereor) on th e lSlh day of April, a ft e r th e receipt of eald p etition reso lu tio n th is day adopted, order- Florida R ailroad C om pany, a c o r ­ A. D. 1914. 455.87 32 ft. 70.7 W. C. Hill, Lot 17 _____________ W itnesa m y official s i g n a t u r e and th a t It la to the heat tntereata of ed that an elec tio n he held In and poration- E th el C. W a lla c e and 628.45 24 fL 146.2 1 S p ecial T a x School Dletrlrt th r o u g h o u t said Hneclal T ax School Em m et W allace, h e r h u sb a n d ; M ar­ se a l thla th e 1th day o f March, A. T. W. Jones, Lot 18 ___________ 4. to Issue bonds In th e sum of D istrict No. t. to d e te r m in e w hether garet W. R am sey , an unm arried 669.29 24 ft. 165.7 A. E. Yowell, Lot 19 ...... ...... ....... (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. I1Q.040.00. th* proceeds from the or not said d istrict w ill Issue' said woman, and J. N. Hrad sh aw . D e ­ 1 Clerk Circuit Cogrt le t h e r e o f to be u ssd and e x ­ bonds a s In said re so lu tio n and o r ­ fendants. 455.87 ■»< ■ 70.7 32 fL A. E. Yowell. Lot 19 ....---------------ftemlnl# County. Florida. it In th e m anner and for the der la provided. O R D ER FOR PUBLICATIO N B y A. M. W s s k t . D. C 32.ft. 75 483.59 JL R. Deas, IAit 2 1 ...... ..... ...... ...... N ow T herafur* He It Hesolved. To Mary A. M acDonald, R ichmond irpoas and o b jects a s are h e r e in , and In th* aforesaid p etition Hy th e C ou n ty Hoard o f F u h lle I n ­ 32 ft. 75 483.5? st r u c tio n for S em in o le County. *♦ iflrth 75 483.59 32 ft. rrefor# B e It Hesolvsd. B y th* Florida: T h at In p u rsu an ce to law. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY Tftei jty Hoard of F u td ln -in str u c tio n and In p u rsu an ce nf th e reaolutlon 75 433.59 32 ft. OF RESOLUTION NO. 122 ADOPTED ON THE 25T11 S em in ole Count*. Florida, th a t of thla Hoard h eretofore on this ____ _ ________$ _ ___ Board d eterm in es th at the day adopted, n otice he and th e same 75 483.59 Agnes Berner, Lot 29 _____ _____ »... 32 ft. DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1924. n ' o f bonds required for th e ; |* hereb y g iv en th a t on th* 9th 75 32 ft. 183.59 J. E. Wathem, Lot 31 ..... — ........... . vse-i end o b je c ts a s s s t fo rth ; day of May. 1924, an e le c tio n will Tho following ia the eatimated coat of paving Sanford Avenue Innbov* and a ls o In said p e t l - ; h* h eld In nnd th rou gh o u t said 75 Gone Court, Inc.Lot 33 ________ „!.. 32 fL 483.59 from Commercial S treet north to La*® Monroe and Seminole Boul­ Is the su m o f 114.000.04; that Special T a x School Dlatrlcl N o. ♦. .h— . . . . . ^hear ----------------75 483.69 32 ft. -n d * shall Interest- at Beminola County. Florida, sa id d i s ­ evard from Sanford Avenuo weat to Palmetto Avenue a width of 40 Rose Court Inc., to t 35 ........ ........ . r a ’ e uf six per cen tu m per an - trict b e in g alao k n o w n as Chuluota 75’ 32 ft. * 483.59 Rose Court Inc., to t 3 7 ---------------i h e Interear on said bond* to Special T a x School District. •<> d e ­ feet with ihuet nsphalt (Wlllite Process) on 6 Inch rock baac. Sid sem i-a n n u a lly ; said bonds term in e w h eth er or not said d is ­ 32 fL 52 33529 " O $ 500.00 Rone Court Inc., Lot 39 __________ l i e dated July 1st. 1924. and trict sh all l)i»u* bonds In th e sum 1000 C'l, yda. grading @ 50c .... ........................... .......... — -•*— 23.0 ..... ..1—.. 24 XL * 101.45 .... 1040.00 Rose Court Inc., to t 39 I r-atur* aa follow a.td*w lt: of tiu.4uu.0i), tti hear Interest at the 13Q0 Lin. fL Concrete curb and gutter <S> 80c.............. —•*—— 1* numbered J and I. for 11.- rate of atx n*r cent per an n u m . In72 24 fL . 309.50 = — 14.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 41 ................ . 40 Lin. ft. flush curb <5> 36c — ........ .......... ...... e a ch shall m atu re ten y e a r s tereat payable eern!-umuisly, bonds 72.3 to he d a ted July 1st, |9 1 L an d tu 150 Sq. ft. concrete alley return* - .......................... — .......... 310.79 th e d a te th ereof; ..... 37.50 Rose Court Inc., Lot 43 -------------.... 24 fL Bond* numbered 2, 4. and 5. for m a tu re a s fnllowa. to - w lt: 26.3 24 ft. 113.05 e s c h shall m atu re t w e n t y numbered t and 2 for 11.000 00 each 2900 Sq. ydj. paving @ $2-20 ........... —....................- .... —,----.... - 6380.00' Roso Court Inc., t o t 44 ---------------to m atu re ten years a fter tho d ate After the d ate t h v r W : . .90.6 24 fL Rose Court Inc., to t 45 .......------• 389.45 .... 160.00 4 Inlets *<g> $40.00 _____ -"L— ------- ---------- ;------ — ----numbered 4. 1 . 1 . 9 an d 10. lliereof. bonds numbered 1. 4. am 210. 24 XL 002.71 .... 300.00 Rose Court Inc., Lot 47 .—......... 1.440 44 eneh ahall m*»ure I for tt.000.44 each t o mature twenty 300 LinNft; 12” *torm icw er @ I 1* 20 * •••........ _XiAJt -- ----IT*' — y ea re a ft e r th e d ate th ereo f; years -alter the date thereof, arpl „.._3W).00 Rtjae Court-Inc—LoL50 ■............. th « principal and th e In bonds,numbered 4. 7. », > and jo Replacing jlO ft, corrugated pip« 24 f t 150.3 a ll bonds s h a l l he p ayab le for fiT.OOO 00 each to mature thirty 071.87 120.00 R, A. Newman, t o t 5! ----l20(iuLtnHtrHrTlrHln-t1I3_® ' $100.00 peT H ............... ............ ttanal P a rk Bank. K B yea ta_aU«r - J h e - d w t l t u r 32 fL Newman, t o t 51 —I. 90.7 581.8: ►f—N e w -Y o r k . Trmi ‘ s h j l principal 772.50 the Interest o f . . and ...................rest Engineering, legal expense ,etc. —-----------------—; ...... * T h a t , a Honda to he payable at the ' 70.7 ewraan, t o t 52 .— 455.8 In Jn d P a rk B an k . City and S tate 583.32 ew m an.Lot.62 ax School Y ork, aa la provided f o r , ...$9684.00 Total estimated cost . . . In re utlon this __ County, forty. h< la w to To be borne entirely by a In which duly Number of feet frontage,, • A t'1 y s ,.; ' It THERE IS ONE JUST DOWN THE STREET THAT DOES. Produce Company COMMISSION MERCHANTS & BROKERS Richmond, Virginia. | Headquarters for all Varieties of Fruits | • and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal | Attention to All Shipments _ sTly -r ■ ; '■V y . . . . r . 14444 THE OPENING OF �A P B tT , 9, 1921 has expanded to one of the great­ of whiah gave satisfactory ser­ the manager, what he thought of est m anufacturing institutions In vice for lilt years, a record thut “rebuilt” batteries. the world, With fclO.OOO.YOU of. indicates the ideals of quality up­ “The host atlvlco I con Rive you" actual net assets, including $50,- on which the business was found­ caid Mr. Mero, I s tu lehvc them • 000,000 of plant facilities and r.n ed. absolutely alone. * Not because I annual production capacity of nnt selling Exiles," ho added with Threo other Studebaker broth­ 150,000 cars. Studebaker has 3,- ers, John M., l’etor E., and J a ­ n smile, “but becaime you'll And 000 branches and draleri in the cob. F.. joined the Arm; th*.- first, there’s a big difference between United Staten and Is widely rep­ John M.. adding to the assets $X,the servkd you will get from a resented in all foreign countries. 000, which ho had earned repair­ rebuilt battery and whnt, ypu Will Manager For- Rxidc llat- get from the product ot any reput­ Ilranchcn Out Rapidly. ing wheelbarrows and stage Servicc Gives Seme ValThis romance of the American roaches in the busy days of ihc able and well known battery'm an­ I,Ip Pointers On Well industrial world begun vhen “gold rush” in Cnlifarpiu. ufacturer. Known Hatter)1. Henry and , Clem Sludebakcr’ “There’s .probably nothing that you enn buy whpre you nr? os coinmepccd bperationr. in b'puth Imitation dintponds are dis­ n dropping In a t the local much at the mercy of the seller as Rem! in 18fi2 wit'.i two tr.rgct : iul solved by hydrofluoric acid, but Jc Battery Service' Station a in the case of n storage battery. I a cash capital of $6H. They built genuine gems are not effected by days ago. 01,0 °f our rcpictwo wagons their first year, one [atives inquired of Percy Mero, which there may be fopm) sonic j plates that r.ro not altogether 4 worthless, but which nt theiV best,) cannot give niUch more service, I Likewise, there aro separators ofj ction nt South Bend oiui Detroit. which the same can be said. Nearly .5,000 artisans wore | "By using these parts, adding uwnrded medals for continuous J an Occasional new plate, and Idling and loyal service of five, ton, up the jars with new electrolyte, twenty and up to sixty years the makers of these rebuilt, bat­ with Studebnker, the oldest auteries can produce an article which-! tnmobilc tnanufacturcr in the 5 P a s s c n g e on the rutaide looks equal to new .! world. "But after a few weeks’ survive | trouble is like'y to slurt, and, More than 2.30J received Goodyear Balloon Tires for Ford cars once started, it’s useless to try to I bronze incdula for five or ten stop It. For it isn't one plate o r . yenrs’ service; 157 were aw ard­ one separator thut goes bad, b u t! ed sterling silver medals for 15 are now in stock. Complete set of practically all of them ul orco. ! years, und 222 had goM medals “Do you wonder then, tnat I am ' pinned Upon them for more than wheels and rims, with full balloon very positive in n.y advice to leave | 20 years employment by the them alone? It makes no differ- House of Studebaker. THe last New-you cu.'i a.iord i olcet what you pay for thoi 1, group Included thnsa employes tires, will he furnished on new Ford they u an extravagance that no who have heen with -.h-j corpora­ clro.tni a reality! i’oo melt ► ‘at enn afford.’’ tion from 20 to 60 ypnrs. They this’ luxurious were cheorcd by tho.ir fbllow cars at $75.00 extra. * lhe same t v { ('I or Denmark has revived interest workers.aa they received the hon­ in u plan to build a ship canal ors^ Europe’s ill test cur­ from the North Sea to the Baltic. For 72" yenrs the nnmo Stildeing sleeve valvus \ ~ . Scientists have Ugurcd that baker has been linked, not only nearly 700,000 spiders would be with every Improvcnicni in tra n s ­ raertna cam s p.ntl cii required to .produce a pound of portation, but with American in­ web. dustrial development ns well. Chile is known to have saveral Since its inception in 1852 us a *®rgc riepoNit* of arsenic but nev••r has attem pted to develop them. G O O D B Y E A M eans Good W ear Sedan Ask any garageman, any mechanic, in Tact, any person who knows motor care, what he thinks about Buick. Invariably he will tell you that Buick is a thoroughly good, high grade and dependable automobile and that a person makes a genuinely satisfactory invest-, ment when he buys one. Then ask the Buick owners you know what they think about Buick. Do these things and you will quickly under­ stand why Buick has sold over one million mo­ tor care and why you, too, should own a Buick. • E. L. HARWELL, Manager 206-208 Magnolia Avenue—Phone 367 Lincoln W hen better automobiles are built. Buick will build them- FOR SALE— For cash more than 100 slightly used Auto Wheels und Cord Tires, nil sizes including Cadillac, less than half price and suittrailers, able foi' two any capacity, I1ATTERIES P.A . M ero General Auto Repairs On This Light-Six Touring Car I’hours matchless Facilities—our enormom production Balloon Tire Servitt*. I'MIJ* lllllWviMl Ullj »** IC*W BATTERY STATION ! ERE is a car priced at $1,045. Built by ordinary methods it would cost you from $200 to $400 more. It io in scores of ways the leader of its class. No rival car compares in the value that It offers. Let us tell you how we give that value, then urge you to see this car. H A sensation Studebaker is today the world's largest builder of quality cars. Stude­ baker success is the sen­ sation of Motordom. Sales have a lm o st trebled in three years. Last year, 145,167 people paid $201,000,000 for Studebaker cars. ■ There are tremendous reasons for this rush to Studebaker cars. And every man who buys a car should know them. Crank-case Service 72-year traditions SERVICE STATIONS Only charge is for materials used S w J- 1 \ ^ 1 j , f 1 i tandard O il Co m p a n y w4 > '' TT § * \• itf1 |1 s We pay 15% bonus on some steels to get them exactly right. We use genuine leather in our cushions. We use curled hair. We use more Timken bearings in this Light-Six than any competitive car within $1,500 of its price. Our bodies are beautiful creations. The finish and coach work show the final touch. But we build them In $10,000,000 body plants of our own, and pay for these extras in savings. Where w e save We save by enormous production —150,000 cars per year. Our majoV costs are all divided by that en­ ormous output. It is utterly impossi­ ble for smaller makers to compete. ‘ We save by modem plants, mostly built in the past five years. We save by up-to-date machines. By building our own parts and bodies. See what this car offers , ---------__ % Mf Bn Studebaker Light-Six # . Come see what thU. Light-Six often. How It excels in scores of ways any rival car. Built with the same steels, the tame care and skill, as the costjleat of our cars. We have only one grade of chassis. See its beauty, Ita com­ fort, its luxury. See hoty we have Studied your every desire. Do that and you will choose this car, 11 you have in mind a price any­ where near thia. The Studebaker name has for 72 years stood for Touring Car—$1,045 quality and class. To Same steels as we use in the costliest cars we build an ordinary car un­ build. More Timken bearings than in any com­ der that name is unthink­ S e n d for the hook petitive car within $1,500 of this price. able. Mail us the coupon be­ Genuine leather cushions, ten inches deep. Our assets are $90,000,low. We will send you Curled hair filling. All-steel body. 000—all at stake on serv­ free our new book that One-piece, rain-proof windshield. Attractive ing you better than all will inform you on five cowl lights. Standard non-skid cord tires. others. simple things which reTransmission and ignition locks. Perfect motor We have $50,000,000 balance. Curtainu that open with the doors. in model plants', equipped For instance— By far the greatest value in this class. with 12,500 up-to-date It will enable you to machines. We have 23,M ail coupon for book about it look at any car and tell 000 workers,under profitwhether it's been cheaj^ sharing plans which lead ened to meet a price or them to stay and develop. offers true quality. We machine all surfaces of our We spend on engineering $500,000 crankshaft*'and connecting rods, as yearjy. We employ 1,200 men to give It will tell you why some cars rat-., was done in the Liberty Aiqili^no 32,000 inspections to each Studebaker tie at 20,000 miles and others don’t. motors. No other maker of cats at car in the making. It ehowa one $lriglc point in e dosed our prices does this. The result la car which measures whether you're Wo are lavish that perfect motor balance, lack of getting top or medium quelity. The vibration and long life. is free. Clip th$. coupon below. We are lavish in things that counL LIGHT.SIX — - — * *C* ,t ------------------------------------------— — >— __________________________ - • .___ i» . o .■, . . . .• . . . - 9 ,v \ L u m A . ::• n » ,TA. * . + c‘: •€ T - ~ i A • W m m ^ . . H.P. ’ Im s 1195 1395 ‘ I4M C o i v 1 w * * 5-Passenger 119-ln.W.B. 50 H. P. I 0*!?"* *1425, Roadster <2-P**s) . . - • * 1400 Coupe (5-Pass) 1095 Sedan / . , . . . . 1905 Attpricm t.m .k . fmctmty. T»rm* to m t*tyoar ciw im itnc* g 1 1 SANFORD, FLA. ; - ■■ ^ ■ in i- u p * . . m T 7-Passenger 126-ln.W.B. M H .P . T o u r i n g ......................................$1750 Speedster (5-Pass) „ . „ A 1S3S Coupe (5- P a s s ) ............................M l -Sedan,. . . . . . HM �V 1 m H eat Bryan Tomorr ~tc* » ;W 'lu r" As! B risb an e^.S ^,^ Against a Thousand. . A ustralia World Pioneer. Vviv; Guardian of the W hite Race...... Under th e Shadow A sia., CopynsM. i J i t woman ih the city who can in any way arrange it will assur­ edly be on hand to'bid him welcome. .. , . E 4 l t a r Conscious of the honor of acting as host to the nation’s IF A Chicago man began dig*, greatest leader, Sanford could well set aside all other busi­ ging in his valuable lake-front .loti bn tong enough, and could ness and make this occasion of “The Commoner’s" visit a kept stand the heat, he would com* out ” u£uLmh» m o Kreat antfe'mflmar.ahk one. He will comtr w ittrg Tiicsgggg1. He on the other side,' very likely, on C arrier will speak from convictions that his wo emiea cannot some sheep range in Australia. *We Americans say to oureelve*; but admit are honest convictions. And h leave Sanford “Australia is on the other side of better than he found i t the world; nothing on this earth ll. n o n r a t ah cards of t h a s t e n be farther from us." W e-fo r­ Pod He wilj leave. Sanford better than he found it,, we re- can , tn tt rtf} nine n get th at nothing could be more $feat, ju st as he has left other towns, hundreds of them, in important, more "near,"* to' ua j»dv*rt!»tn* every state in the Union better tha’n he found them. Gifted than Australia, since her people a *“»*■• with preeminent ability as an orator, endowed with a person- are lonecrs of the white race livthe shadow of Asia, protect.ality that is broadly, magnetic. Bryan carries his listeners ing ing vast territory for white* meg to heights'w ifh’Honroly wbrds th at any child can under- in the future. usd i » % w r W » ' L ths stand. He simply speaks from his h e a rt And his heart is THERE ARE six million people s u of rs-^ubiicstioL at spscui i good apa. true. .* • . in all Australia- a great island -ikss ksrsm sr# *»«•>> rsssrred. After more than* thirty years in tl]c thick of partisan empire with cities as far apart aa WEDNESDAY, A PR IL.9, 1924. politics, William Jennings Bryan can'come before the people New York and San Francisco. In that vast domain live only as man' iL E .THOUGHT FOR TODAY of America with an unsullied reputation. No corrupting en­ as are crowded into New YorlX , DEFRAUD NOT:—For this Is tanglements, no smirch of shady “deals,” no feathering of City. th e will,, of God, . . . th at no man his own nest has ever been ascribed to him by his most And all that IS A WHITE defraud hie brother in any mat- pernicious foes. He has waded in the quagmire of American MAN’S IAND. SETTLED BY j i ter.—I. Thessalonians 4: 3, 4. WHITE MEN .marvelously de-j politics and come out miraculously clean. He has kept his veloped, all things considered, by, LITERARY FAVORITES 1ideals, and his faith in therpmver of right over wrong. white men and forever to be kept| X jW ould I again such joys could a white man’s territory, if the six So once more he is making ready to go to his party's know million Australians are upheld, as councils, As a Florida citizen he is asking to be sent as a they should be, by their brothers A t wbAl I first read ' ’Ivanhoe." — Baltimore Sun delegate to the Democratic national convention. He wants here and in Europe. w nays. Those days. I’d have back if I to go in order ft)-work for planks in the party’s platform on WE IN America have our mo­ T h r illd f b y th« the deeds of Robin which the better element of the American people can stand ments of hard thinking about Asia HkJ. and fight. He is traveling about Florida to tell the voters and its yellow menace .although ,, —Oakland Inquirer. he is a candidate, because—as every intelligent person knows we 110,000,000 w c are ore a iu ,u u u ,u u u jstrong, utuiik» ithe nci Oh, could my soul find such derichest nation in the world, with —Big Business and Special Privilege have given orders to seven thousand miles of oc<*an be-; lights Aa when I read "A rabian N ights.” their newspaper organs to do everything possible to prevent Sween S^n Francisco .and Asia's! ., — Brooklyn Eagle. W. J. Bryan's election as a party delegate, They want to bors. Knights, outlaws, - Caliph, Think of A ustralia,. with only . . Check keep him off the floor of the convention, and for good cause. and Jinn, 6,000,000 people, industrious- in­ telligent, courageous, determined, D A ll fade away before Huck Finn. Wall Street has never loved “The Commoner.” .... .............. ................ . _ tomorrow ___ _____ 1n the __ but not rich, living under the —W ashingotn Post. So......... Mr. ..... Bryan Will come to.............. Sanford Oh, fo r those lost days of my interest of % cam lidacy for election as delegate fb the nat- K i e s ; a^Twtre.^nde? outh , in hiding, read Old Sleuth. lonal Democratic convention. He will find here many warm [ the great dike’ of Asia’s popuia■Ha 1'. • —Chicago Record-Herald, admlrers who would vote for him for any office he would lion, contsantly on the nlert to i ' Ob, for a peep now, Just for a accept. And he will also find here numbers of thoughtful sec* that there is no break in the wall. s tra te r. Into the pages of Old Nick Carter. mep and women who believe th at Florida “personally,” HOW QUICKLY Asia would —Birmingham Age-Herald. would be benefited by choosing him as delegate. Bluntly put, flood and possess the great fer* -Oh, th a t th a t tim e m ight once if nothing else, it would be good advertising. tile lands of Australia, you real­ TELmore be, But regardless of how Sanford’s people intend to vote ize, when you look at Java, an W hen I read Rider H aggard’s She. J E r -. «- — Houston Post, on Mr. Bryhn’s candidacy in the June primary election, the island th at had 2,000,000 popula­ tv aCould I but renew the days that visit of the far-famed man is an event. Sanford should make tion in 1800, and now has 36000,000, increasing every year by one ■ K were, million Japanese. Japan, long be­ l When I raced in the chariot with much of it. ‘ - j f f f o E L cy E ^ L , r ■ Dan Bobbij Says y{>’■ cT ■ - , • -A it.ll..;1A v S. K „ if Sumer resorts may be i plj where they resort to high P- -*il Nine coaches ran wi!j [„ t i diana, just like a baseball You can increase the popuUtj of any town by having no bit) suit censor. \ Wc like spring much better winter because in spring *Ttl body etso is laiy, too. .< Tjicre Is no place like home ... cept k i battlefield—during cleaning. t "Ben Hur.” —Pensacola Journal. ‘ ; B ring back those times when b-'' meals I missed And sa t up nights with “Oliver Tw ist.” — Exchange. “Be Kind To Animals W eek.” fore this century ends, would swal low up Australia, with its hand­ ful of Australians, in a flood of brown population. But Australia says, "NO," nnd means no. Asia knows it, and, fortunately for the ■white race, the British Empire and the sympathy of nil white na­ tions arc bkek of Australia in her determination to remain white and ree from Asiatic control. i Bergtjojl would like to r< to face the music If fl- --oo sure it would be a rbrisi j, reception E ven.though he hasn’t much business for W them yet fa Argentina doctors urge Firpc stay in the ring. Perhaps the general foehn; th at a Los Angeles judpe” resigned showed good judi a t Inst. No m atter how great n u a singer may have, it sounds ns good as the ranji the kitchen. The college boys arc looking vacation Jobs already, so msny ulc work ns clothing them could vertlsemcnts. 1 * You will find that n girl doesn’t close her eyes while Ing doesn’t keep her mouth afterw ard. ■! ) In Omaha, a lightning sin tore a man’s . shoe off wit. hurting him, whleh certainly a streak of luck. I M j*iffjjlis .tt , M iyirco’ for l? ’"1 b fn t*4*d . *h< i \ iB'ini Why Does Peter O. Knight W ant Martin For Governor? LAKE CITY REPORTER While it is a recognizable fact Tampa, entrenched himself in r, that the State of Florida has seen suite of rooms at the Leon Hotel fit to Invest its governor with every session of the legislature more powdta^ more prerogatives, and in ways best known ta him­ and more duties than have the self, attempted to influence, dom­ great majority of the states in inate or control, the action of our the Union, we are more impressed legislative body, until political with the fact that greater care intrigue became -so rotten that should be exercised in the selec- an enraged public sentiment mnntlon of the man who is to shape ' Rested itself so strongly that policies and advocate such m eus-[this practice* on his part, in this urea as will put Florida on the ■manner had to cease. For sevormap aa the greatest and most a) years past his hand was not prosperous state in the Union. openly seen in the making or the That being true, it U absolutely unmaking of governors, but in necessary th at our next governor this fight it has again nppeured. must be a man elected by the Peter O. Knight's activities in candidacy ople and for the people, going behalf of Mr. Martin’s Mai letter to office free from nny nnd ail i in addition to his published ; entangling influences which may [have been many—iany why should handicap ^>r retard the .best inter- i Peter O. Knight now want to cats of Florida as a whole. ) elect Mr. Martin for governor? emino : s Sanford, Fla. Kindness to animals occupies the attention* of the na­ tion this week. Special stress is being placed on the way in A cordial welcome awaits you at this which we care for our dogs, our cats or our horses and mules. S m the fireworks tomorrow! This is "Be Kind to Animnls Week” and efforts are being -omade to make it a week th at will accomplish much. Strong Financial Institution - Tim vgnguard of office seekers arrive tomorrow. Hoar th?m President Coolidge has endorsed the idea. In many AUSTRALIA KEEPS out ALL Capital and Surplus I* apeak a t the Seminole Bank corner. places great campaigns are being carried on along this line. ASIATICS $125,000.00 and this includes His o--------*’ • - • 1 No great plans for observing the week have been developed Majesty’s subjocts that dwell in Now th a t Daugherty has be Total Resources in Sanford but it is well for people to bear if in mind and to Indift. They" may be citizens of $1,500,000.00 out of off lee-he ought British Empire, but they can enough to quit trying to ex­ give extra thought for thfi humane side of life, as well as to tho not enter Australia. plain. do what they can do to improve conditions as they effect There is no “gentlemen's agree­ **• l9| ment’ ’dr other palavering. Aus­ — , -— —— You can’t go wrong if you hear animal life. •»i>] tralia says “keep out,” and they fact only in-ita infancy and th at I ,mei? wh? t .* c .c«» Bnran apeak tomorrow. He will Horses and mules seem to have given way to automo- keep out. Apd Japan, . cqnstanUj*. the man JuSJxm type of m m -^ b n v m rv w in n m n rirtti ■ ita a im i^ ju u u u u u u M M W - convince you that many things uutj^-.retfqpds -tell .u.vthat thefiLHIC statec at this time has much i o , W $kd ifrnTit nun by* cert sin people are dtr with—the unlfuflil upbuilding ‘ ^c r and mules to every fifteen automo- £18".* of thg United Statra-t^ Untrue. entitled to know. — Hhbuld hna..i.i i......American territories, utters and wclfaro of the state. If-thiH-btrstrthcre he no let-up xm the efforts r>t« Frank E. Jennings, of Jackson­ N no protest whatever against Aus­ The Reporter recognizes the _____Biencndez IVAviles ia due to give those animals better care and treatm ent. , lr, . _ tin exclusion, for Japan knows obligation it holds to its readers ville, as we see it, is the leading ■ tralian to arrive a t St. Auguatini; today to candidate in the race for govern­ It would do no good. Asia knows In many parts of the country the formation of Kindness that England- now a mother grown to tpovo cautiously ami with or, free from all entangling influ­ llebrmte Menendez day V* the Boce da Lean celebration being Clubs among sahool children has been going on. Humane old and needing the affection’ o f safety on m ntters of public im­ ences ’or selfish motives other portance which affect them and in the old city. societies have been very active and have accomplished a great her children, would side against their welfare. Selecting a gov­ than for the progrqss and ad­ ---------o--------^ H K you considering new banking connectvancement of Florida as n whole. all Asia if necessary in defnese of ernor free from entangling influ­ He is a man who in public life t Newspapers are worth a lot of deal. People are being educated to show more kindness to the Australian commonwealth. lions or nceiiing additional facilities? ences which may prove detri­ has been absolutely free from sney fa Springfield, III. A police animals. The work Is progressing rapidly and it is work of u mental to a progre sive adminis­ First National Bank olTcrs you all the con­ In th a t city fined a man Ave worth-while nature There is a lesson for American tration, serving the best-interests any domination or control, other veniences and service |of a vigoropn^ pro­ than a conscientious effort to a fte r he had confessed to statesmen in that handful of Aus­ “Be Kind to Animals Week” will he observed until next tralians a t Asia’s doors, 6,000,000 of the general nubli:, should not serve the p'jhllc weRnrc In tho Iplng" a newspaper from a gressive bnnk. v •( pasarid must not be a playful manner that hesi conformed to* tend. Sometimes it’s ra th e r Saturday. It is for the purpose of bringing to the attention white agsinst a thousand million time—it is a grave responsil lib ilito plcx op a paper belonging and yellow men, defying ty which every voter must settle bin Idea of ja-.l.c • nnd fairness to The officers arc in intimate touch with practi­ of the public the work of the humahe societies and to urge brown the people os a wiolti. That he somebody else. them all anti saying, "You shan't for the progress und develop^ n mun w;10 vmu U I treut Fetor cally every line of Sanford business"activity ---------o--------come In.’ greater assistance and co-operation in work of this kind. ment of Florida. O Knight fniriy inn I justly no and the bank itself has a record of[ nttlfp ’than While the Sanford banka have The United States should lend The people of Florida as a cne _knows _better than _ Peter making auch g n a t growth moral support and, if necessary, thirty years of steady growth. „< , whole can nevor ha.c the oppor-, Hmaoif—that h*f is it mun whim B $“ .kJ L e t U s . S e r V f t -Y w n | N ew Banking Connections business enterprises rprises in ir this financial and physical support to rht could in iu> Australia in her gallant determi­ tunlty of knowing . a candidate; jv te r O. Km% liva city have not been naYour business will be personally welcomed at STILL A COWARD Hut'-,, nac com inatt or control ia well nation to* keep white as much of personally or intimately. . and no doubt if it were known First National and every facility, consistent we are justified in torming con-Unown to overtone, tho world as is white today. ire are many other institutions MIAMI NEWS-METROPOLIS clluslons of Who a candidate realFrank Jennings ia going diwith sound banking is o.7ered you. ' i t have made wonderful records AUSTRALIANS ARE as near ly is, and what he stands for, by rcct to the peoplo in one of the the last twelve months. Onco a coward always a coward, j to display anything In the way o f to ........ _t _____ ________ us............ in time, and as___ important to conslderint do a great degree the most aggressive campaigns that -o dldi has ever waged. He Sanford Avenue in the Sanford That seems to fit the case of G. C.[courage and those who are report- u*, in fact, as were our own pion- powerful influences that are ac u candidate frights section seems to be a pop- Bergdoll, \h e American slacker, ed to have believed that they had cers of old days, west of the A1 tive in the support of a given |s promising cloan nnd positive j enforcement of the law; a dollar road for midnight joy riding. who fled to Germany for refuge convinced him of the propriety of leghenics, then west of the Mis­ candidate. Last m onth-the Tampa Trih- ot honest service for every d o l-! fo night passes in which residents the moment his country, America, his return, were basing their hopes sissippi, holding isnd against In* th a t street are not awakened declared w ar on Ccrmany. It ap­ upon shifting sands. Among the dians and wolves for great white une, a paper activc'y supporting lar expended; oml four years of automobiles going by a t high pears that all tho fuss and feath­ latest credited rem arks of his will tribes that were to como after John W. Martin lor governor, ndministration fair to nil peoplo 3 A COMMUNITY BUILDER saw fit to publish a letter *from of ail sectlniu of tho rtato of ites of speed with their cut-outs ers associated with the atory of be found this: “They’ve got to show them. Florida. H u privn'o life ur.d his contemplated return to the me," meaning that he would not Peter O. Knight, of Tampa, writ «p*n and every noise making 3 F. P. FORSTER, President. B. F. WHITNER, Cashier. The Australians hold a great, United States “tuyae'e the ifitiald," think of returning until he knows beautiful -land, a gigantic island ten fa a South Florida newspaper, public service, p the State Boatil ipment in full operation. was pure fiction. Bergdoll neither exactly what kind of penalty the continent against the hordes of praising and endorsing Mr, Mar- (of Control, nnd in tho Icgislatu r o , -ouacK to take case government will exact Why pur­ Asia. They ore pioneers of white tin’s candidacy. It is only fair [ ia the guarantee of a clean, fair Bobbed hairlr continues to grow ; has resolved to come back and now women forty ! his medicine, nor announced offic- sue the subject further? Let him western civilization- maintaining to tho readers of this paper that and impartial mlmintstruiion ns H ty years of age are getting ially that he intends so to do. The remain in Germany, America is lor white colonization, In future these facts should be made known governor. Ho is winrong friends ^ B tlltr 71 m « AtmUarJ F U tU r llr hair bobbed for the E aster leopard cannot change his spots better off without his presence. He centuries against Asiatic invasion, to them. The name of Peter O. [and enthusiastic supporter* in For Cougbs and Colds, Hand* Knight is well kmwn to every [every section of the state. He is repudiated thla country In a orie­ and the streak of cowardice which great part of the earth’s sur* Dispatches say that In ache*, Neuralgia, R haum atte dom inating'corporate influence of (not backed by any scheme of n«lis so muen a part of Bergdoll ls. Of what earthly use would he fact. department store alone in and All Acnea and Paint Except a few mawkish senti­ Flortda. .Asido from his great • fish interests, but by an invincl* York, eighteen barbers are trows greater instead of diminish- be here, even if he should bo lock­ mentalists, and a few selfish in­ set ivities in the city of Tampa bie.host of Independent, progres­ ring morning and night to uc- ng. Any man who would be guilty ed up in a federal prison for ALL DRUGGISTS * of such an offense as Bergdoll was dustrialists that would gladly he is a director of the ‘Seaboard sive, thinking men and women ‘»te the rush who want no special favors for Air U'no Railway and the atotrcouple of years? guilty of, should not be czpccted S5e aad OSc, jars and _ bring in cheap Asiatic labor, to Hospital sis*. $3X0 lower their pay-rolls, Australia ney for all the largs street rail­ themselves. 8«mino!e citizens do not have The Reporter makes clear its will have the sympathy* of every way companies of Florida. opportunity every day of hcarMany people in Florida and no choice—we prefer JENNINGS American who knows anything ■peakera of the quality of about the movements of population doubt many of the readers of and the influences back of him. to MV FAVORITE STORIES Iran and Jennlnga. They will on this earth, the speed witn which th is , paper wiU rim emher the Martin and the Influences back of a a a a a a a a iitiB a a a B k a a a B B B a a a B B a B a a a B B a a a a u a a a a a a a to you their capabilities for By IRVIN S. COBB one nation can crowd out another. tin e when Peter O. Knight, of Martin. tenting you,' one a t Tallain the governor's chair, the SEE ON your maps of tho world, fa the National Democratic The family—Father Jones nnd with rugs and left them to suffer the Japanese Empire with its tens Mother Jones and Mister Rollo together. ation. “TAX-CUT WEEK” Presently Mrs. Jones tossing her of millions of intelligent, deter­ Jones, aged seven—were taking a -oAll Tiled. Price $3500.00 -m NEW YORK W ORLD. again The Herald wishes sea voyage; it was the first sea aching head from side to side, be­ mined fighters. That whole emon the votere of Sem- voyage any of them had ever held a spectacle which under or­ dro compared with Austrailia, is dinary circumstances would havi >ut a narrow ribbon th at might be eounty the necessity of reg- takiten. change' a fter "Ap- supertax rates recommended by H And tho weather was bad, ap so caused her to leap to her feet ant lost in Austrailia's great sheep pl»1 welcoming and paying their poll tax "Wear-Suspenders Mr. Mellon; and the events of the;B are to vote fa the prim ary often it is, and the sea was rough, dart to the rescue. For twenty and cattle ranges. Think what W*ek“Week," “Eat* Another-Slice-of- last four months havo demon­ Don't put it off until the as nearly always it is. The child feet away, her only son was In courage it takes for those Aus­ r>ad .tand ' snd - Help - th e-F a rm e r strated the necessity for a bolder B At a Real Bargain. and then have the m atter seemed immune to sessicknae*. peril- Unobserved, the restless tralians to .defy that fighting na­ Week/ Ts “TaxCut Week." Here course than he had devised. tion leader of Asia and more than _ mind. Im portant Issues which*.is -a blessing ‘ frequently tittle chap had climbed the guard, omethlng th a t does meet the The Senate Finance Committed stake In the election this vouchsafed those of tender <|g«- He now stood balanced on the rail, rtfaa.hunldrcd million .A siatics M S i ‘ the moment. We hope the promises a majority report tax one chubby hand clutched fa • back of it. He frolicked about the ship with ,r * ____________ Ion will be Improved fa Washc bill early this week. It will meet i y steel guy rope, one small foot merry cries and got underfoot and on the floor the same criticism by >n. WHAT YOU have read is based i W. Kruse of Msnkato, got in people's, way und generally waving over the bounding billows an admirable address by Mr. t-th e re is * regrettable Wn- Democrats and raidcal Republi­ has Just made a contract deported himself as any healthy and crowing in his Joy as the mo­ upon On Easy Terms. y*. to turn the week into a cans that defeated the Melton pro­ F re t Press for twenty active seven-year-old does too I tion of the ship now lifted him up, Hughes, ‘ who was Australia's posals In the House. In the end It prime minister during the war, ' of advocacy of the Mellon now sank him low. I Inches of advertising for holiday. His mother tried to rise but fail­ snd represented Australia a t Ver- pis y ! I t will do no good. This ia will not be strange if Congress On the second day* of their In r. This space will cost Mr. rees upon some measure closely: ess trtie now than it was when $10,000. A few years ago disposition his parents dragged ed. She strove to cry out to her sallies. in to the Longworth compro­ in Green snd Leader LongHe, it was that fought and beat endangered son but her voice is­ themselves up on deck. If they was a clerk fa a dry mise, which passed the House, gave Mr. oCoiidga their asthe so called “racial, equality" sued forth only as a thin weak • but soon branched out must die—as teemed to them lank that Japan tried to force BUttnce that the Mellon measure four hundred and eight to eight, : BL_ f and Is today one of the probable—they would die in the wheeze. Senate- amendm ent*- where In this emergency she clutched into the covenant of the League of coijd not past the HouaC-Of Repre- with ssful business men fa further examination- has a shown open air under the skies rather Keventeen 1th a wtftk hand at har husband'ef Nations.Th' Ha believes fa adver man will seek to da­ that they era required. ROOMS 5Q1-2 to nine in fiv o r of th at equality -in- -than fa a stuffy and crowded~itair listless form. With such an onveome the coun­ * *i*d te: Mellon of tho credit due plank, of wtyich the effect-would "Oh, Henry, ,„<> she whispered 9. This year room. Commiserating stewar * initiating the Ux-rcduc- try. shiul4: be satjsflwl, ;Wjth dehave been to declare Australian Wanly, “speak to Roliol ign with specific proirican exclusion of AtiaAics a e ^ a s ^ m u c h I thelr lan<tuid steps to lure.lt would mjVhawst- , rrs* father’s lackluster relief,* ' But he F » --r * " th e j 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 5 ACRE CELERY FARM 16 ACRE CEERY FARM 5 ROOM BUNGALOW S F. LANE and coy l-: v : ' m :.*i i <*• �I " ' w .'i • JSWw'i. Jr' '¥#/- ~ :r| ■ 9 . - * ■* a 1024. T P S flA If FORD, ^ 1 ?/ . A ^ 1 A * . 1% Brora s S o cial S ia * ’• % Mr* * - %* . — iSwedan will be linked ■of them keeps the Interior of hla .’.own homfl.fprihinis,elfjand for his Finland -by . a wireless talent H W n< »?nS particular f htiildiHt.” ‘lie doesn't service. ( C ontinued from p a g e 4.) throw optn his door to “ all God’s her fa v o r , .A u ftea lia ,^ lu ck ily for children" from the srrett.. « ----------------------- ; i BRISBANE MRS. ESTRIDGE IS County Nurse’s HOSTESS TO THE 'Schedule **)■/ PIPE ORGAN CttJfc 3 Che w h ite racq* had H u g h e s ,, a , And, w h a t (he individual .fhfcy short W «snnw n."*ritH a‘ b ig fig h t-1 do In hie *oskrri house, t h e n ation ing back-head,' re p r esen tin g her In m ay righ U y d b w ithin it s ow n V ersailles— A nd. w hen It ca m e to boondilu*." T fit question IrivnliTd; vot e, the chairman declared as Mr. H u g h es truly sa id . Is "sim ­ the motion lost. ply the r ig h t o f the n ation to sa y who shall co m e into jta territory." For W eek B eg in n in g Api*- H- M onday, A p ril 14— Inspection The Pipe Organ Club met MotV day afternoon with tMrs. I. E. E.a. .t-’ Fllarh School, . . u. . . • , Sanford. ,, i ___ Office 148; MRS, WALTER WIGHT, Society Editor. Phone 493-J. ride on Sanford He,S.h^ r r - * itlL 1-r r B E N E F IT OF " ' * i\ Mrs. Smith and Mr*r E*trtdgw-xw: l<fti. High School, Sanford. Wednesday. April Ift-^MonthWOMEN’S CLUB • rt t ,| JUg j hostesses. The rooms were attrac­ tive with bowls of nasturtiums and ljf school visit, Lake Monroe. THE POPULATION of A ustra­ During the afternoon a number .Thursday, April 17—Monthly lia, as Mr. Hughes points out, Is ROBERTS FOR LEGISLATURE. THURSDAY, APR. lft n*M MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS frCsh spring flowers, school visit, Grammar School, more thoroughly KEY WEST, Apr, 8.—Charles homogeneous of important business m atters SAnford. than th a t of any other country II. J. Roberts has announces! his BY F. S. M. I. O O K m . i -I.iu ; were attended to. The club will Friday, A rrll 18—Monthly outside of Asia, for It is ninety- caqdidacy in Group 1, ‘Monroe IS.tOdown hrlnjOT’ ■, ' r * \ hold its annual Easter bazaar, 1 sehool visit, Grammar ^School, seven PER CENT, Anglo-Saxon. county, for representative to the factory rebuilt Recent advertisements: “Let sword the mark of a gentleman. cooked food sale and Easter e g g 1 Sanford. Jn the opinion of this writer, it legislature, subject to the Demly p ,w rite r. * a r ■l ' , i us teach you by mail to play the The Welshman considered his sale, the Saturday before Boater make. Good "* Saturday, April 19—Qfflce. might be msde stronger by some rrratic primary June 3. He has new. Ask to rt*-*'** uKelele and bp the ‘Life of Ihe harp tho mark of a gentleman, a t Mr. Halverson’s Paint Store Its The above schedule subject mixture of Latin ana other white held several no (Tien here, includ­ one. .. . ’* Wednesday Party.” ' Aspired popularity. In and only king’s musicians and tho Welakn Building. (6 charge without notfee. races. But ninety-seven per cent ing that of internal revenue col­ tli* Club w ill n w a t six . lessons. r, gdntlemen wars -allowed to :plny The following officers went Anglo-Saxon, ht least, will stick Thone G41-W. . . . lector for five years, ’’ and later I’cale* n.«k '*•“ , •I » ; n»* Club a t 4 : 1 5 o ’c!pck. upon the h*rp. ' . elected for the next six months* / ■ togethar and fight together. • And Departm ent a c tin g aa Mrs. John F. Lyons', president a" r'<* 1 ** President, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner; the land, of Australia will be kept became city auditor. of the National Federation of HuArtists arc known to bo very vice-president, Mrs. Smith; secre-‘ for 1.teir descendants and f j r oth­ eating of the 'dlC Clubs, says “The1 time has superstitious, ahd w© can know tarjr, Mr*; Coy Belraan; treasurer*.. ANDERSON HEADS AD CLUB er white m6n. . alar be gone by for the notion that the many of those we listen to are Mrs. SchilllS Msltioi. ment Let us do the most It Is a Innd without excessive Inesday aftemobn a t piusic club exists for the'Self-Im­ carrying, some talisman to insure A contribution .W*» made for the EASTER DISH ( n r Tfcr P lW fl'' individual wealths where degrad­ of your ck. All members are provement or the entertainment success; sometimes just a lucky Loan Closet, for sthe convenient* ORLANDO, Apr. 8.—Frank Kay ing poverty is absolutely unknown important | be present. Mrs, D. A. of Us members. The basic Idea penny or maybe a rabbit's foot pf the county nprso. At th« «<£- Anderson has been cletced preal- it is to be hoped that Australia Spring Cleaninfr* SanC rcan che**e salad: :arslk b parliamentarian, will, of the music club of today Is from the hind left leg caught by elusion of the business session the pos- nrd New Zealand will vnd it pos-l j n in n t. be present and hold SERVICE. Service to the com­ a one-eyed negro in a churchyard hostesses served a delicious salad derit of the Orlando and Orange sible to welcome the mass of high ford Mattress Co,, 402Moisten a cream cheese with tl election for depart- munity and the cause of musk, some moonlight nlghr. course. Carrying out the color County Advertising club for the grade ambitious* emigrants from a little cream and mold it with, Some artists express n pecu­ Ml scheme of yellow and green * a re rman. The program for and th at is Tie Idea that the ensuing year. Miss Adolphinc .Europe thnt. this country so -un­ halved pecan nut meats to resrinloon will be under the federation la trying to get across liar antipathy for a c i t Gustave paper boskets vlled with candle* Haln, vice president; John S.. wisely excludes, and th a t Australia blo tiny eggs. Dispose on crirp; 1 Mahler becomes suddenly ill If he suggestive of Easter; to be usee of Mrs. Morton Thi*may become a great breeding wstcr-cress, garnish with pecan " ’ Beginnlng Matcrllnck's to all the music clubs in tho land." even knows a cat is In the room; a sfavors. The next mcetinjr_wil Masck, secretary ,and C. E. Kal- ground for white people. KEEN KUTTER meats and serve with again, some artists wear a charm be with Mrs. Harper on West bach, treasurer, were other of­ Some African tribes have such we are told-.to keep off tho evil Third Street. Thl- meeti-g will ficers named. Tho board of dlrccA S , FOR sentimentalists who kgular meeting of tho masterly TOOLS SANFORD HOME-MADE of rhythm taht they are eye. In Italy the belief of the bo a shower for tho Easter baxaar. tors is composod of K iri Lehmann, isay, "The world should be free to Department will be “Evil EJye’’ , Is very common. M A Y O N N A ISE... able to communicate with each Ball Hardware Co. Woman’s Club a t 3:30 The old time Ferranti always East Side Primary Of F. P. 1-avin, S. E. Ives III, F ra n k ' all God’s children," it may be other for great distances by PHONE 8 Cullen and l* S. Lynch. ipointed out that, as n rule- eac.i wore a charm to keep off the bad mqans of various rhythmic beats eye. The once famous MndjtisThursday P.T;A. Planning1 Picnic Ives Naipc Club will meet upon their drums. ka always wept when one g/neted H. E. Tolar a t '3:30 her with "good luck.” It forjbodof the regular meeting Weber was fond of animals; boded HI. Such superstitions aer of Instead the East Side I’rimary Parenton Ton Club will meet among hla little menagerie was unaccountable, except the awful y J. D. Woodruff at 3 fonr of cats, which one writer says Teachers’ Association there will be an angora cat, a huge dog, a may be attributed to the fact of a picnic. . Some time ago, the members G. F. S., will meet with raven1 a starling and a monkey. some remote ancestor having been the Parent-Teachers’ AmeoiaUon “chewed up and eaten by a cat ce Gillon at 3:30 o'clock, — There was a time when the species, and the terror had per­ of this school, promised that a« * {jnday Workers Council prize for the grade raising tho considered his sisted through generations.” aptiat Church will serve Englishman most money toward the pity-' it 0:30 p. m., at the Bapground equipment fund, a picnic th. Mr. J. J. Graham, of Jackson­ was to be given. As the third P. Drummond will enville, connected with the A. C. L. grade turned in the largest amouht -w bridge luncheon a t her R. R., Is here for n few days on of money, they will be tho honor- 1 1Magnolia Avenue, ees. The children of the fitx t1 business. primary Parent-Teachers' grades ore invited and asked.to pn will give * n picnic bring a few sandwiches or a small Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Sclman spent Mr. G. II. Crons, of Chicago, •«t .rtiJ sst Side School ot 1 p. last Sunday in Orlando. They will leave the school 111., and Mr. T. J; DcBrc, nre lunch. building at 1 o’clock In a body. A* sper lending several days here at many of the members or the P. T. rent-Teachcrs' AssoclaMrs. W. H. Chase or Orlando is the Valdez Hotc'J South Side will hold here on a shopping tour. A. and mothers nre asked to a t ­ -"7 alar meeting a t 3 tend; A good time is nssurdd both Mrs. George Rice, mother of old and young. in Mr. H. G. Ernest of Jackson­ .: j u U } Leodore RnoSpieVAuxlU- ville, with Armour and Company, Mrs. Key left yesterday for Tan­ gerine, where she will spend a couMrs, Jerger, wife of Mr. Adattl ]3 will meet with Mra. was here on business Tuesday. plo t>f weeks with friends. Jcrger, of New Cork, is spending at 8 o’clock. All a month at the Seminole Hotel. urged to attends Mr. Felix Garcia of Jacksonville, (for the benefit- of Wo- with Morris and Company, was in Mr. L. D. Magrudcr of Miami, Mr. Jerger has business interests hb to be MdJajJ-thc. Wo- Sanford Tuesday on business. with the Florida Veg'etable Cor­ which keen him in Sanford dur­ poration, is a t the Valdez Hotel ing tho winter. . i. »'> :t -utt Mrs. Mary Chase of Essex, N. for a week. Friday Mrs. Hunt, a roccnt bride, the Y„ and Mrs. Wm. Cole of Orlan­ G. F. S., will meet with n Fox at 3:30 o'clock, do, were visiting here Tuesday. Miss Marion Crawford of A t­ wife of Mr. R. T. Hunt, clerk at DAIRYLEA lanta. is in Sanford for a few days the Seminole Hotel, Is improving [others' Club will meet R. R. Klnard of Crescent City, in the interest of welfare work of from her injuries, crimed by an , O. H. Stenstrom, a t 3 automobile accident la t: Wednes­ with Swift and Company travel­ the American Red Cross. 108 Laurel Avenue, -.!» ‘J MV day. . ______ gular nseeting of the ing out Jacksonville, was at the rrison Chapter, N. S. O. Valdez Hotel Tuesday. Mra. Card Cuihing formerly of at the Valdes Hotel ill be held w ith, Mrs. Vlff Boston, Mass., but now of Mi­ arcRegistered, Messrs. II. G. Hill. W. S. OraMiss Myrtle Ayers and Mrs. 8. Chamberlain ' a t Daytona ; ami spent Tuesday with Mrs. Mar­ ham, H. A. Stewart and M. F. An­ R. Greiner of Eustls were visitors ku*ti;1 Members will leave for tin a t Comfort Cottage. derson. government inqne'etor* here Tuesday. h Friday morning. i*in Jnv from Washington, here to Inspect y ,rr* Saturday Mrs. John W. Dickens and Mr. celery. • Mr; and Mrs. Arthur Dlcklns en s Story hour a t LI* MKI leave today for their home in Mi­ and Mrs. A rthur Dickens' spent __J .__i v . . . - * W- - — •■ * 2 o'clock. the day with Mrs. R. Ii> Loo*. ■ —vFIW 'W om eti’r ami. ceilliau. JdivioJClub two ‘ i ‘:asinj—------------ — ^ _ .. __ , ri, ' -Mrs, ’ttt'vw Vi t’rt*1* ««*Y *»r-~an impu TfiS gIatf*to“ know ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin, week in Tampai. Over 3,800 wr- -ivttt i ii n g o H Miss Kitty Smith and Mr. Fred men are expected to pttnnd with th a t she is convalescing. IAN'S CLUB SOCIAL Zerrenne rattended the show in representatives from nil tils;- i DEPARTMENT, trials. Those ntendlng this meet­ Mrs. J. W. Dlcklns of Miami, Orlando Tuesday night. l - * *•'-< w iocial Department of the Who ing front Sanford are: Most)times has been visiting friends for Club held an Important the past . ; ^ W. 8. Thornton, D. C. Kelley and week, leaves for her home Mrs. John J. Harbor of Com­ meeting Tuesday nttcc- Wednesday. i Carpenter. These ladies aro n * el ______ merce, Ga., who haa been a shortthe club rooms. Several l DJI iU-H-JCJ time visitor of Miss Annie Haw­ leaving today*. if consequence'were conMr. and Mrs. Scama Mitchell of kins, left for her home Tuesday. V»* t ’ * ’ * ‘ * .1 ♦ a ' , und plans wore made for Tampa are at the Valdez Hotel for Mr. and Mrs. John D. Taylor of years work. tho week. DAIRYLEA Mr. Joe Gonzalez, Miss Frances Cepe Charles, Vn., who have for following officers were soverai years spent their winters Ganzalez and Mr. Densel Stafford Chairman, Mrs. Walter O. C. Branch of Ocala la here a t the Valdez Hotel left Tuesday, vice-chairman,' ’Mrs. W. or several days on business stay- motored to Bradentown Sunday, motoring to Charleston- where Mrs. returning that night. ner; seratary and treat- ng a t the Valdez Hotel. Taylor will visit friends. Mr; Tay­ i rs. J. D. Wobdrulf; finance will motor on to his home a t Mr. J. B. Ford of Washington, lor ee. Mra. E. P. Morse; Mrs. Frank Harrell and party Cape Charles. Mr. and Mrs, Tay­ ship committee, Mrs. Ed- of DeLand motored to Sanford D. C„ and Mr. W. R. Morris of lor have many friends who regret Atlanta, Ga., of the Florida Veg­ «tts; program, committee, Tuesday. etable Corporation aro here at the to have* them leave Sanford and «ucks. Th*-||, attendance always welcome their return. The ladies of Sanford will be Valdez Hotel. cellent. The„JlP«te*s for DAIRYLEA srnoon was Mrs. Edward lad to learn that "Ireno Costlo” A non-mngnctic cast iron has Mr. T, O. Brown o f Orlando- been developed in England that tho, together with her at- as arrived a t YoweU’n. traveling salesman for Z. W. Zar- has about the same machining served cake, tea . and b .no Mr. Robert Tilly, of Tampa, ing Company, of Sanford, was reg­ quality as brass. spent the day in Sanford Tuesday, istered a t the Valdez Hotel over ------ TTfr'IH P . ■ Sunday. qnroute to Atlanta. JUNIOR B. 8. A. ■ + K Junior B. S. A. met Tues* Mr. Allen Wilson and Mr. Geo. Mr. Jones, of New York, rep­ DAIRYLEA tenjoon In the BrotherBeiding Silks, spent Hyde of Philadelphia, Pa.- are uoms, Billy Ball, director, resenting guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. were present and two new the day here, Tuesday. Walter Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. rs. Report upon the m IIMr. ‘ Frank Woodruff went to Harry Wilson. Itha “ Dearborn Indepeuwas made.* The hova are Wfckiva Tuesday on a fishing Mrs. H. M. McRory of Montithis paper for the benefit trip. ceilo is a guets of her son and new Brotherhood room. Mrs. Elisabeth Carroll, of Or­ daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Elements were made by to get pajms for altar lando, is registered at the Semin­ Geo. McRory a t their home on a ir y l e j Palmetto Avenue. Palm 3uu(^y. The boys ole Hotel. «d Frank Wight homo Mr. J. L. Watson, of JacksonMra, Bon Munroe nnd Mrs. A day’s outing waa ptanthls Saturday a t the Jam es Cowan motored to Orlan 'illc, with the Savannah Supply Company, is here for it few days the boys nil gave some re- do Tuesday. m business, stopping tit thu Sem­ f the "Goed of the Order," Mrs. W. S. Coleman and moth inote Hotel. rd for the on* coming end jn "personal, work, er, Mrs. Mary Hommel, leave for The friends of Mrs. Douk; of this week w n William Jacksonvillo Wednesday morning Gary, Ind., who spends her win­ Tho usual cakes were Mrs. C. L. Raymond, of Day­ ters with Mrs. H. J . Lehman, tona, Fla., waa In Sanford shop will regret to hear of her ill­ H ness. U- OF BAPTI8T CHURCH ping Tuesday. MEET. Mr. Joe Hutchinson, Mr. Itert Mr. Paul M. Draudy, of Orlan >»y afternoon was apent by r-a .ylritor fo Sanford Mon­ Cobb, Mr, G. H. Cross, of Chi­ at tb*, union rpiwUpg “ DAIRYLEA” cago, end Mr. T. J. Detirce, of the circles of W. MT UTof day. New York, are on a fishing trip v,1,*1.. Church Tuesday Mr*. Grover Speering and Miss in Lake county today. • W. Huss presided of the president, Mra M artha Brown motored to Orlan­ Mr. J. B. Martin, of the A. Sr having gone to Winter do, shopping Tuesday. ATTRACTIVE STYLES FOR P. Company in Sanford, has mov­ Uve, resigned as treasurINTIMATE USE Mrs. F. C. Slade, of Lonlrond ed Jo Lakeland to taka charge of i.* T. Newby was elected w place. The different was a visitor to Sanford Tuea- the. A. A P. store there. A. RigEven the garments one sleeps in ne]£ has taken Mr. M artin’s place. must have a slender spficarmncc. to be ^ ____ .. Mr. Pred C. Relcka and family, strictly atamodp. As pajamas take on Dr. end ifrs. Tolar ■pent the 7* and m eans-of raising of Ocean City, N. J., are gueats more feminine feat urn and graces, they with Mrs. . . the — circles 4ur tne week-end in Lakeland for the of the Montexsuma for a few days, grow in favor. Daintiness is strongly and Mrs. *a an-’ < the W. M. y . were Mkd& W eW * - parents, Mr. in the modal to the Utt, stopping over in Sanford on their emphasized McIntyre. carried out in crfpe material. ; T he way home from S t. Petersburg. I8* PLACE OF MEETING jacket la a slip-on effect, with kimono 4 —’' ' Mr. Caamo Williams, tepresent.. CHANGED sleeves. It Is smartly Injtialcd. Me­ Mr. end Mrs. O. P. Herndon end HT*!? Harrison Chapter of Ing the Thmpa Office Supply ■on, O, P. Jr., spent the week­ dium site requires 4 yards 38-inch material. Law *91 roe*t Friday the Company, spent Tuesday in San­ end in Lakeland, visiting Mrs Mrs. W. E. Watson a t ford. Informality can be chic ea well a s Herndon's sister, Mrs. at the Welaka Apartpractical, when it ia interpreted in silk > ■ • !'«l*t: ■A" »' • Mr*. M. E. Grigg of Daytona Price. crepe and lace as in the combination to the right consisting of camisole tad f-i. - >-»V i* Beach ia in Sanford for a few Mis* Abble Dowdney, the coun- dttwtr*. There U a string belt of rib- l t f j _________ -r days' visit with her nephew, Wil­ . announcem ent ty nurse, assisted by. Miaa-ScreU. bon, with wider ribbon Linda use* foT T*> . 1/ Organ Club will hold bur B ritt on West Side. Lake, spent the day Tuesday the shoulder straps. Medium s in re­ u ‘ r-aster bazaar Saturquires *H yards 36-inch ertpe, with 5R Mr. end Mrs. W. B. Ballard, of the Sanford High school infpi I • ijjj •t.Helveraon’e Paint yardt Ucc. Altamonte Springs, were in the ing students. 016 Welaka Building. First Model: Pictorial RcvieW Pacity on Tuesday, shopping and C. W. ZARING COMPANY Hr. E. P. Lane left yesterday No. 17731 Sizes, 34 to 4 6 1 Simmons, o t E ast transacting business. I ' , s iS . * : > .f; fog Jacksonville, where he goes and 16 to 20 WHOLESALE DlSTRIBljTpR *P«nt Sunday witn her u. ' -ir, t I ** h Transfer 1 to atend the meeting of tho KiBAN FORD, FLORIDA. ' ' ' ’ wanls, Florida-Alabama -district, Social lalendar _ _ S ■ ■ . - -------------- fur lr As In A<;FairyTale 70,000 Farm ers Work For You P erson als c / . \ >0 7 ’ even the m ost fanciful fairy tale of our childhood days equals the fascinating story back of ev.eiy can of Brand Evaporated M ilk that you use. mnr As you know ^every thinking woman has wished that all the food she serves her family could com e fa rut . . fi Z S lN D it seems that 70,000 progressive farmers .i heard that wish. For they built up the largest organi­ zation of its kind in the world—to give you a richer, creamier evaporated m ilk direct from their farms. T hat is w hy m ilk fats and solids. contains more nutritious ^ E C A U S E this immense business is owned and operated by farmers them selves, your Brand Evaporated M ilk will always remain these 70,000 —farmers’own product,from cows they themselves own. Daily Fashion Hint So when you buy you are buying direct from the farmers w ho produce it, and each can has the combined guarantee o f 10,000progressive farm ers. TA Evaporated M ilk is the concentrated wholesomeness of the purest fresh bottle m ilk, and is produced in N e w York State where m ilk laws are most stringent. It is exactly the same m ilk w hich U . S. Senator C opeland, when Health Com m issioner of N ew York C ity, called “ the best in the w orld.” Remembcr to say to your Grocer and you w ill get this can: Convince T ou rselfl Richer Creamier ™<L -for -the past . ta Palatka L*:. luaeaaeae r 4 a u M ' ’j l s l a s ( S s s t s i - 4 « « M s s ithwmnis , f t B F sM ! m t. liy-'v -DU ttt'NP! t- Model! *4, to i f i j rH . ■7. *. - f . *• f a ’» W �7 Hear Bryan Tomorro4*M ' ''‘ I ' ■' * As' Bnsbane. S ^ s. tt ' d f i A ral n il a Thousand.. () Australia' World Pioneer. v; Guardian of the White Race^ »’' Under the Shadow A sia., Copmkni, m i la tta R .b e i'oatoftlce i t afore, F lo rid a , under act o ( March i_______ r \ • :i> 1 3 ( J - .. 1**1 | Bobbg Says ...j& oStB fifi woman in the city who can in any way arrange it will assur­ 1IU. edly be on hand to bid him welcome. l|k d kan . --- Kdltar Conscious of the honor of acting as host to the nation's IF A Chicago man began d igvi, MoyyAltQ^ tlKHt; Maaacrr ................:e-in ging in his valuable lake-front loti greatest leader, Sanford could well set aside all other busi­ rh o a * 143 ■ a « M lla A tn e a kept on lemur-CTWtrgfr,' - could ness and make.occasion-^oi*--**fRtei*€o,m moner?s’* visit a stand tho heat, he would"End come out •C B tC B JP T lO H RATES! — I Taar___ 17.00. Six Month* 11,80 great and memorable one. He will come with a message. He on the other aide, very likely, on „ In C ity t»r Carrier per will speak from convictions that his worst enemies cannot some sheep range in Australia. 4. 4la. ..W uiy Edition | i Per Americans say to oureelve*; hut admit are honest convictions. And he will leave Sanford ‘'AWe 4 rt r. , ustralia is on the other side of — the world; nothing on this earth 1. WOTlcm All obituary better than he found it. card* of thank*^u reepl can be farther from us." We for* . He will leave Sanford better than he found it,.w c re|nmen that nothing could be more it be e! tffeAt, ju st ns he has left other jowns, hundreds of them, in get imporrtant, more “near,^' to ua .1*3 regular aftfjftii lain* ra every state in the Union better than he found them. Gifted than¥ Australia, since her people EMDEK TUU /ASSOCIATED PitESS with preeminent ability as an orator, endowed with a person- are pioneers of the white race llvnit in the shadow of Asia, proteet•ality that is brqadly magnetic. Bryan carries his listeners ing ing vast territory for white* men to the heights’wifh'homoly wbrds th at any child can under­ in the future. s m s■aw* oabtuned herein. A ll stand. He simply speaks from his heart. And his heart is THERE ARE six million people t ig h ts of re -p ib lic a tio k of apeclal good ap’d. true. * •/ L J,*| 1 * , ' in all Australia- a g reat .island dlepaf atchea herein are W to reaerved. A fter more than^ thirty years in the thick of partisan empire with cities as far ap art as 1 WEDNESDAY) APRIL S, 1924. politics, William Jennings Bryan can come before the people New York and Snn Francisco, In that vast domain live only as man BIBLE .THOUGHT FOE TODAY of America with an unsullied reputation. No corrupting en­ as are crowded into New Yorlt DEFRAUD NOT:—For this Is tanglements, no smirch of shady "deals,” no feathering of City. the wiU.af God, . . . th a t no man his own nest has ever been ascribed to him by his most And all th a t IS A WHITE defraud his brother in any m at­ pernicious foes. He iias waded in the quagmire of American MAN’S IAND , SETTLED BY i. v.r»v ter.—I. Thessaloniana 4: 3, 4. MEN .marvelously de­ politics and come out miraculously clean. He has kept his WHITE veloped, all things considered, by LITEttARY FAVORITES i ideals, and his faith in the power of right over wrong. bite men and forever to be kept Would 1 attain such joys could a white man’s territory, if the six So once more he is making ready to go to his party's million know Australians are upheld, as councils. As a Florida citizen he is asking to be sent as a they should be, by their brothers A* whAt I first read "Ivnnho4.” —Baltimore Sun. delegate td the Democratic national convention. He wants here and in Europe. Those days. I ’d have back if I to go in order to work for planks in the party ’s platform on dhufd„ , . WE IN America have our mo­ m i- , Thrilled* by tho deeds of Robin which the better element of the American people can stand ments of hard thinking about Asia Hood. and fight. He is traveling about Florida to tell the voters nnd its yellow menace .although —Oakland Inquirer. an gti: he is a candidate, because—as every intelligent person knows we arc 110 ,000,000 strong, th e 1 Oh, could my soul find such deAi nation In the world, with —Big Business and Special Privilege have given orders to richest I* lights seven thousand miles of ocean be­ A s when I read "Arabian Nights.” their newspaper organs to do everything possible to prevent tween Sa/i Francisco .and Asia's —Brooklyn Eagle. W. J. Bryan’s election fis a party delegate. They want to doors. _ ■ K nights, outlaws, Caliph, Check Think of Australia, with only keep hirrvoff the floor of the convention, and for good cause. .and Jinn, 6,000,000 people, industrious. In­ A ll fade away before Huck Finn. Wall Street has never loved "The Commoner." telligent, courageous, determined, —Washingotn Post. So Mr. Bryan will come to Sanford tomorrow In the but not rich, iiving under the Oh, for those lost days of my of n thousand million interest of hip-candidacy for election ns delegate to the nat­ shadow youth Asiatics; iiving, os it were, under W hen I, in hiding, read Old Sleuth. ional Democratic convention. He will find here many warm the great dike of Asia's popula­ —Chicago Record-Herald. admirers who would vote for him for any office he would tion, contsantiy on the alert to 4 Oh, for a peep now, ju st for a accept. And he will also find here numbers of thoughtful see th at there is no break in the Why Does Peter O. Knight W ant Martin H■ __________________________ wall. £ strater, Into the pages of Old Nick Carter. men and women who believe that Florida "personally, For Governor? HOW QUICKLY Asia would —Birmingham Age-Herald. would be benefited by choosing him as delegate. Bluntly put, flood and possess the great fe r­ •Ob, th a t th a t time might once if nothing else, it would be good advertising. LAKE CITY REPORTER tile lands of Australia, you real­ . more be, But regardless of how Sanford’s people intend to vote ize, when you look at Java, an W hen-J read Rider H aggard’s She. While it is a recognizable fact Tampa, entrenched himself in r. —Houston Post. on Mr. Bryan’s candidacy in the June primary election, the island that had 2 ,000,000 popula. Could I but renew the days that visit of the fnr-famed mnn is an event. Sanford should make tion in 1800, and now has 56 000,- {that the Slate of Florida has seen suite of rooms a t the I.oon lintel 000, increasing every year by one fit to invest its governor with every session nf the legislature were. million Japanese.^ Japan, lon£ be--m ore powers, more prerogatives, and in ways best known to him­ W hen 1 raced in the chariot with much of It. Sumer resorts may be i where they resort to high u Nine coaches ran, wild in diana, ju st like a baseball You can increase,the popaUtl of any town by having no ball suit censor. We like spring much better u winter because in spring etc body else is laxy, too. U T^iere is :no place like home i fit’ ‘ cep'i^ A ; battlefield—during r>ri clearing. • „ , , Bcrgijojl would like to re, to face the Itiuslc. i f roa' sure it would be a r ’urass bi receptiofi. mm Even.though he hasn’t much business for them ytl fa Argentina doctorr»? urge .Firpti stay in the ring. Perhaps the general feclinthat a Los Angeles judge" resigned showed good judj a t last. No m atter how great n ti a singer may have, it sounds as good ns the ranee the kitchen. The college boys are looking L vacation Jobs already, so nunyi lid1 work' ns clothing ' “' them could vertisements. You will find that a girl doesn't close her eyes while b Ing doesn't keep her mouth afterw ard. In Omaha, a lightning *ti tore a man’s shoe off with hurting him, which certainly a streak of ludk. _ _______________ ________ e m ii n o 1 "Ben Hur." —Pensacola Journal. B ring back those times when meals I missed And sa t up nights with “Oliver Twist-’’ — Exchange. See the fireworks tomorrow! -oThe vanguard of office seekers Arrive tomorrow. . Hoar them apeak a t the Seminote Bank corner. ---------» a u g h e rty has been i^ .N o w th a tl'D .Dau iced out of office he ought to Know enough i . know to quit trying to ca­ plain. to .r* >V'J “Be Kind To Animals W eek.” Kindness to animals occupies the attention* of the na­ tion this week. Special stress is being placed on the way in which we care for our dogs, our cats or our horses and mules. This is "Be Kind to Animals Week" and efforts are being made to make it a week that will accomplish much. President Coolidge has endorsed the idea. In many places great campaigns ai*c being carried on along this line. No great plans for observing the week have been developicd in Sanford but it is well for people to bear it in mind and to give extra thbught for the humane side of life, as well as to do what they can do to,improve conditions ps they effect animal life. fore this century ends, would swal low up Australia, with its hand­ ful of Australians, in a flood nt brown population. But Australia says, “NO,” and means no. Asia knows it, and, fortunately for the white race, the British Empire and the sympathy of all white na­ tions are bhek of Australia in her determination to remain white and free from Asiatic control. AUSTRALIA KEEPS out ALL ASIATICS and this include* Hi* Majesty’s subjects lhat dwell in IrnilR. T hey'm ay be citizens of the British Empire, but they can not enter Australia. There is no “gentlemen’s agreement* ’or and more duties than have the self, attem pted to influence, dom­ great majority of the states in inate or control, the action of our the Union, we arc more impressed legislative body,- until political with the fact th at greater care intrigue became so rotten that should be exercised in the sclec- an enraged public sentiment mnntion of the man who is to shape (ifested itself so strongly that policies and advocate such me#*-1this practice on his part, tr in this ures as will put Florida on the ■manner had to cease. For severmap as the greatest and m ostlal years past his hand was not rosperous state in the Union, Union. Jopenly seen in the making or the ing i*>f governors, but in is absolutely ISa t being true, it.............................unmaV necessary lhat our next governor this fight it hns again appeured. must be a mnn elected by the Peter O. Knight’s activities in people a nd for the people, going behalf of Mr. M artin’s candidacy addition to hia published letter into officce free from any nnd entangling influences which why should vc been many—any m anyditch m ay'have Petcr O. Knight now want to handicap or retard the best inter- i Peter ests of Florida as a whole. * -Ielect "Mr. M artin for governor? Sanford, Fla. A cordial welcome awaits you at this Strong Financial Institution Capital and Surplus - - $125,000.00 : Total Resources - - - $1,500,000.00 rv fe ' we call sound, sane fact only in -lts Infahcy 'add that I (me" We are told not. Thon the type of man who governs the t ,1 ®.• why this great ~PrHviiy m.— the- ■ ■■■■■■RRi r i RMlRR R R lRRRRRRRRRBBRRRWm RRU n i l are ^ t v .. state a t thi* time has much do with the uniform upbuilding part of Peter ? The people are entitled to know. late American territories, uttors and welfare of the state. title?: II this be so there should he no let-up on the efforts no protest whatever against Aus­ Frank E. Jennings, of Jackson, ■ The Reporter recognises the Pedro Menendex D’Aviles 1* due to give these animals better care nnd treatm ent tralian exclusion, for Japan knows obligation it holds to its readers ville, as we nee it, is the leading to arrive a t St. Augustine today to do no good. Asia knows to ipove cautiously and with candidate in the race for govern­ In many parts of the country the formation of Kindness itthatwould celebrate Menendez day V* the England- now a mother grown safety on ‘m atters of public im­ or, free from all entangling influ­ Ponce de Lean celebration being Clubs among school children has been going on. Humane old and netfding the affection of or selfish motives other portance which effect them und ences befd in the old city. than for progress and ad­ her children, would sido against their welfare. societies have been very active and have accomplished a great Selecting a gov­ vancement the ^ R E you considering new banking connect* . , —------ o , of Florida n whole. all Asia if necessary in defnrsc of ernor free from entangling influ­ Ho is a man who in aspublic Newapaipers arc worth a lot of deal. People are Deing educated to show more kindness to the Australian commonwealth. life tions or needing additional facilities? ences which may prove detri­ has been absolutely free from money in Springfield, 111. A police animals. The work is progressing rapidly and it is work of a prbufih mental to n progre sive adminis­ First National Bank offers you all the con­ judga in th at city fined a man five worth-while nature. • There is a lesson for American tration, serving the best interests any domination or control, other veniences and service |of a vigoro^s^ pro­ dollar* a fte r he had confessed to statesmen in that handful of Aus­ of the general nubli:, should not than a conscientious effort to "Be Kind to Animals Week" will be observed until next tralians a t Asia’s doors, 6,000,000 "•wiping” a newspaper from a serve the public *ve»mrc In' the gressive bank. ‘v q :»'* watand. Sometimes it’s rath er Saturday. It is for the purpose of bringing to the attention white against a thousand million and must not be n playful pas­ manner th at best conformed to time—it is a grave responsibili­ kin idea of jatt.c • mi l fairness to k)r to pica up a paper belonging and yellow men. defying ty which every voter must settle The officers arc in intimate touch with practi­ of the public the work of the humane societies aqjj to urge brown somebody else. them all and saying, "You shan’t for the progress and develop­ the people as a wtnlu. That he cally every line of Sanford business activity i* a man who would trout Peter ---------o--------come in.’ greater assistance and co-operation in work of this kind. ment of Florida. O Knight fniriy m il justly no While the Sanford banka have and the bank itself has a record of^nttticv'th&n The United States should lend The people of Florida as a cne knows bottiv than Peter been making such great growth moral support and, if necessary, thirty years of steady growth. . < ,‘tiTw other business enterprises in this financial and physical support to whole can never ha e the oppor-, 1-imsclf—that ho is :i mun \vh>m ive city have not been am­ Australia in her gallant determi­ tunlty of knowing a candidato j |v i cr o. Kni.rht could in no Your business will be personally welcomed al STILL A COWARD But s.nso cominat j or control is well end no doubt if it were known nation to-keep white as much of personally or intimately. First National and every facility, consistent we are justified in forming conknown to everyone. re are many other institutions the world as is white today. MIAMI NEWS-METROPOLIS cllusions of who a candidate real­ Frank Jennings ia going di­ with sound banking is o.Vered you. th a t have made wonderful records in the last twelve months. AUSTRALIANS ARE as near ly is. and what he stands for, by rect to the penoio in one of the Once a coward always a coward, i to display anything In the wny of to us in time, and as im portant to considering to a g ro it degree the i most aggressive campaigns that -------- o-------Sanford Avenue in the Sanford That seems to fit the case of G. C. j courage and those who are report- us, in fact, a* were our own pion­ poworful influences that are nc - | 0 candidate has ever wuged. He Heights section seems to be a pop­ Bergdoil, \h e American slacker.' ed to have believed that they had eers of old days, west of the Al­ live in the support of a given is promising clean and positive who fled to Germany • for refuge i convinced him of the propriety of leghenies, then west of the Mis­ candij^te. enforcement of the law; a dollar I. u la r road for midnight joy riuin Last m on th -th e Tampa THb- nt honest scrvi-M for every dol-|J No night passes in which resid e n t the moment his country, America, his return, were basing their hopes sissippi, holding land against' In­ of th a t street are not awakened declared w ar on Germany. It ap­ upon shifting sands. Among tho dians and wolvea for g reat white une, a paper active’y supporting lar expended; and four years of by automobiles going by a t high pears that all the fuss and feath­ latest credited remarks of his will tribes that were to come after John W. Martin lor governor, ij A COMMUNITY BUILDER saw fit to publish a latter from T W S tS L ' m th . rates of speed with their cut-outs ery associated with the story of be found this: “They’ve got to show them. open and every noise making his contemplated return to the me,” meaning th at he would not The Australians hold a great, Peter O. Knight, of Tampa, writ newspaper, public service ;ho btnte Boaid • K- p United States “to jsc'e the musid.” think of returning until he know* beautiful land, a gigantic island ten to a South Florida newspa equipment in full operation. was pure fiction. Bergdoil neither exactly what kind of penalty the continent against the hordes of praising and endorsing Mr. Mar- of Control, and in the legislature,' *i i i i m m i i m i i u i i i i i i i i i i i m H i i u m m i i ■ o has resolved tn como back to take government will exact Why pur­ Asia. They are pioneers of white tin’s candidacy. It is only fair 1is the guarantee of a clean, fair Bobbed hair continues to grow : er orty his medicine, nor announced offic­ sue the subject further? Let him western civilization- maintaining to tho readers of this paper t h a t ! nnd im partial administration ns fifty yea of age are JP-U fty years getting ially that he intends so to do. Tho remain in Germany. America is for white colonization, in future these facts should bo mndo known governor. He !s winn’ng friends B t l U r n « « M it t U r d n « l w tho E Easter sir hair- bobbed for the aster leoiiard cannot change hia spots better off without his presence. He centuries against Asiatic Invasion, to them. The name of Peter O. •and enthusiastic supporteri in For Cough* and Cold*, H«aA] SOD. Dispatches say that in and the streak of cowardice which repudiated this country in a crlr- a great part of the earth's sur­ Knight is well knewn to every [every section of the state. Hu is achea, Neuralgia, Rhein dominating corporate influence of I not backed by any scheme of sclis so muett a part of Bergdoil >e department store alone in is. Of what earthly use would he face. Florida. Asido from his great [fish interests, but by an invinci«nd All Aches and Pain* ew York, eighteen barbers are grows greater instead of diminish­ be here, even if he should bo lock­ Except a few mawkish senti­ Icing morning and night to ac- ing. Any man who would be guilty ed up in a federal prison for a mentalists, and n few selfish in­ activitioa In the city of Tampa, j ble. host of independent, prngresALL DRUGGISTS of such an offense as Bergdoil was dustrialists th at would gladly he Is a director of the Seaboard j aiye, thinking men and women zodate the rush. who want no special favors Air U n o Railway and Hie atotrfor'! __ __ » guilty of, should not be expected couple of years? !S« u d 65c, Jar* ta d M bring in cheap Asiatic labor, to Hospital *(*«, $3100 ower their pay-rolls. Australia ney for all the larg-j street rail­ themselves. Seminole citizens do not have The Reporter make* clear will have (he sympathy- of every way companies of Florida. opportunity every day of hcarMany people in Florida and no choice—we prefer JENNINGS American who knows anything apeakera of the quality of about tha movements of population doubt many of the readers of and the influences back of hint, to fan and Jennings. ' They will MV FAVORITE STORIES R***R**RRORIRRRRBRHR|S*RRRRR|H R i a | I U U | H I I | | on this earth, the speed with which th h paper will rim em V r the Martin and the influences back of 8 prove to you their capabilities for By IRVIN S. COBB one nation can crowd out another. tin e when Peter O. Knight, of Martin. repre»enting you,' one a t Tallaln the governor’s chair, the SEE ON your maps of the world, tn the National Democratic The family—Father Jones and with ruga and left them to suffer tha Japanese Empire with it* tens nvention. Mother Jones end Mister Rollo together. “TAX-43UT WEEK” Presently Mrs. Jones tossing her of millions of intelligent, deter­ Jones, aged seven—were taking a Ail Tiled. Price $3600.00 mined fighters. That whole cmagain The Herald wishes sea voyage; it was the first sea aching head from side to side, be­ NEW YORK W ORLD. ire compared with A ustralia, is , vs* on the voters of Sent- voyage any of them had ever held a spectacle which under or­ county the necessity of reg- taken. dinary circuma lances would have >ut a narrow ribbon that might be change- after **Ap- supertax rates recommended by H and paying their poll tax And the weather was bad, a* so caused her to leap to her feet and lost in A ustralia's great sheep nl«L welcoming Week,” "Wear-Suspenders Mr. Mellon; and the events of the and cattle ranges. Think what are to vote in the prim ary often it is, and the sea was rough, dart to the rescue. For twenty havn demon d e m o n . IK last four months havo Don’t put it off until the as nearly always it is. The child feet away, her only son was in courage it takes for those Aus­ W«ek” and “Eat-AnotherSllce-of- strated the necessity for a bolder Bnad V and - Help - the - Farmer At a Real Bargain. • day and then have the m atter seamed immune to seasickness- peril. Unobeervcd. the restless tralian* to defy th at fighting na­ Week, *U “TaxCut Week.” Here course than he had devised. your mind. Im portant iasuea w h ic h .is-a blessing frequently little chap had climbed the guard. tion leader of Asia and more than ia something th at doea meet the The Senate Finance Committee i a t atake in the election this vouchsafed those of tender age- He now stood balanced on the rail, iHna. hunldrcd million Asiatics neid of the qioment. . ;PA . ’ 1■ We hope the promises a majority report tax Jle frolicked about the ship with one chubby hand clutched lh a back of it. er. ocoislon will be Improved tn Wash- bill early this week. It will meet S -omerry criee end got underfoot and steel guy rope, one small foot on the floor the same criticism by ■ WHAT YOU have read f* based inftpn. W. Kruse of Mankato, got tn people’s way and generally waving over the bounding billows, ' i t .there ia a regrettable ten- Democrat* and raidcal Republi­ has Just made a contract deported himxiif, as any healthy and crowing in hia joy as tha mo­ upon an admirable addres* by Mr. that defeated the Mellon pro­ On Easy Terms. Free Press for twenty active seven-year-oid does ion i tion of the ship now lifted him up, Hughes, who was Australia's det Sy - to turn the waek into a cans prime minister during the war, of advocacy of the Mellon posals in the House. In the end It now sank him low. inches of advertising for holiday. ! I t will do no good. This la will not be strange if Congress I His mother tried to rise but fail­ •nd represented Australia a t Ver­ On the aecond day of their in Th Dlls space will coat Mr. sailles. -JS true now than It was when agrees upon tome measure closely; dragge< ed. She strove to cry out to hor $ 10,000. A few years ago dlspoaition his parent* ig: and beat CaUrman Green and Leader Long- akin- to the Longworth compro- | lie, it was that fought was a clerk In a dry themselves up on deck. If they endangered son but her voice is­ equality’ wo$h’gava Mr. oColidgo their aa- mise, which pessed the House, claT- - eqi i but soon branched out must die—as seemed to them sued forth only as a thin weak the so called “racialth a t the Mellon measure four hundred and eight to eight. tried to force plank lhat Japan wheexe. ! and la today one of; the probable—they would die in the pass-the-House of Repra-4 w ltk-Senate amendments where' f the league, ef intp the covenant o In this emergency she... aaful business men in o p en ' a i r u n d er th«. . H . i rmthar further examination has shown' Nations. The vote waa aeventeen with a weak hand at herfiua He WleYCt in silver. that they eke required. man will seek to deto nine in favor of that equality listless lorm. than In a stuffy and crowded a tatfR O O M S 501-2 • A nt year ha was in With suqh an outcome the coun(r: Mellon of the credit due plank, of which the effect would “Oh, Henry,” she whispered $2,000. Thia year room. Commiserating stew arf* ■aiS initiating the Ux-reduc have been to declare Australian ' th a t Amount guided their languid steps to Jw u o u ict .’ iiilnJ J wanly, “apeak to Rollo!” T !r a pro­ ~ ipalgD with or American exclusion of u re.lt wqold m ^ hewatmuch father’* lackluster l -1 *j»>“ LV A r t heary Would- be th* lift*? «> y of thoao responsible, m « favor the on 5.) down there and You can’t go wrong if you hear Bryan speak tomorrow. He wll jspw that, •'m any-'fM njtxp ca a^trmmurrrReKirmiTTne records tell us that there o f pim by certain newsstill twenty-six horses and mules t,n every fifteen papers are untrue. [ N e w Banking Connections ! FIRST NATIONAL BANK S ^ w SV ’W 8 r s a S i i 10" " * r,nUM- D-r- "HiTNEn- c“b"'- ? 5 ACRE CELERY FARM 16 ACRE CEERY FARM s 5 ROOM BUNGALOW F. LANE J i •ssras a ; QJii ■ �* ... • I | t , ^ -Tf •* J • TflE ^AFFORD, HEflAtp. I ’• ■*'(.*&' & : o Z IfJM::J riH«« US. ESTRIDGE HOSTESS TO THE PIPE ORGAN C tU ft ■^y » '' ,: O fffo n w j HUH. WXLTEK WfGHT; Society Editor. Social lalendar BY F. S. M. S Some African tribes have such Lgular meeting of the Department will be masterly of rhythm taht they are Woman's Club a t 3:30 able to communicate with each other for great distances by means of various rhythmic beats Thursday Ives Naipe Club will meet upon their drums. R. E. Tolar a t 3:30 Weber was fond of animals; Dn Ton Club will meet among his little menagerie was J. D. Woodruff a t 3 an nngorn cat, n huge dog, a G. F. S., will meet with raven' a starling and a monkey. ce Gillon at 3:30 o’clock. There was a time when the Inday Workers Council considered his iptist Church will serve Englishman it 6:30 p. m., a t the Baptb. P. Drummond will enbridge luncheon a t her I Magnolia Avenue, primary Parent-Teachers' bn will give * n picnic * ' Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Sclman spent sst Side School a t 1 p. last Sunday in Orlando. Personals . Sweden’ will of them, keepa the Interior of Me •« K iJsm '-ste'ftr skjss t t (Continued from .page _______ _ 4.) throw open his door to “all God’s i W fW u ttv fc * jii:u IJo. - hsr favor, .A tutnU la, luckily for children* frpm the srreet. the white race* had Hughes,, a , And, what the individual .xniif , ___ F o r Weak Beginning jfpifT.UrV {short WefohmkxCSBMh.j t big fight^do In his 'oWW 'h«*mp.Mttft 1Vlstlbtt Tho~Tipb_tJrgan etch-met-----Monday, April W—Inspection > ing back head; representing her in j may righlly db within its own School, Sfttiford. day afternoon with Mrs. I. E. EstHlah Scl | Versailles. And. when it came to I boundrles. The question involved, on Sanford Heights, with Tuesday, April 15—Inspect­ the vote, tl?e chairman declared as Mr. Hughes truly said, Is "aimMrs. Smith and Mrs. Estridge as, ion, High School, Sanford? the motion lost.. ply the right of the nation to IMV iiaiiun WI say Wednesday. April 15—-Month­ hostesses. The rooms -were a ttrac ­ who shall ,comPA<nto its territory.” tive with bowls of nasturtiums and ly school visit. Lake Monroe. THE POPULATION of AustrtiDuring the afternoon a number .Thursday, April 17—Monthly lia, aa Mr. Hughes points out. is ROBERTS FOR LEGISLATURE, fresh spring flowers. school visit, Grammar School. more thoroughly homogeneous KEY WEST, Apr. 8.—Charles of important business m atters Sdnford. , than that of any other country H. J. Roberts has announced his were attended to. The club will ’ Friday, April 18—Monthly outside of Asia, for it is ninety- candidacy in Group 1, Monroe hold its annual E aster basaar, school visit,' Grammar f School, seven PER CENT, Anglo-Saxon. county, for representative to the cooked fpod sale and Easier egg Sanford. In the opinion of this writer, it legislature, subject to the Dem­ eale, the Saturday before Easter Saturday, April ID—Qfflce. might be made stronger by some ocratic primary June 3. ’• He has a t Mr. Halverson’s Paint Store Id The above schedule"subject mixtuwf of Latin anil other white held several ooffices here, includ­ the Welakn Building. 16 change without notfee; races/ But ninety-seven per cent ing that of internal revenue col­ The following officers • Wert Thone 641-W, .... AngliV-Raxen, *ht least, will stick lector for five years, ’’and iatcr elected for the next nix months? / . • togetHnr and fight together. And President, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner; the Inad. of Australia will be kept became city auditor. vice-president, Mrs. Smith; secre­ fo. l^Air descendants and for'othtary, Mrt: Goy Reiman; treasured. ANDERSON HEADS min. LD8 AD CLU CLUB ci Mrs. Schells Malnes. Let us do the most is a land without excessive A contribution mads for the ■ , r ^ n r Tfcr Ara«rlatrd laird P r r w r ^ imftvjdunl wealth, where degrad­ important of your Loan Closet, for the convenient 8.—Frank'K ay ing puyerty is, absolutely unknown. DRLANDO, Apr.. 8.—Frank 'Kay of the county nprse. At the eml* Anderson has been cletced presi­ It is to'-bt- hoped that Australia Spring Cleaning San­ elusion of the business session the nrtl New Zealand will vnd pos­ hostesses served a delicious salad dent of thj^Orlaw^o and Orange sible to welcome the mass of high ford Mattress CoM402course. Carrying out the color Oounty Advertising^club for the grade ambitious emigrants from scheme of yellow hnd green Ware ensuing year.•. Miss \ AdoipKi ne Europe that, this country so un­ Ml. paper baskets vlled with candies Hein. vice president;! John S. wisely excludes, and thnt Australia suggestive of Easter; to be used may become n great breeding n sfavors. The noxt' meeting' will Masck, secretary .and C. E. Knl- gtound for white people. KEEN KUTTER othcr ofbach, treasurer, were on W est be with Mrs. Harper Third Street. Thl* meeti-g .will I ficers named. The boa^ri of dlrcc-, __ ^..... ................ AS__FOR sentimentalists who TOOLS bo a showor for the Eaatcr baxaar.j jorg js 0f K arl\I^hm nnn,nay, “The world should br free to F. P. I-avin, S. E. Ives I. Frank I all God’s children. it may b e . Rail Hardware Co. East Side Primary Of Cullen and L; S. Lynch. PH O N E 8 Ipointed out that, as a rule- each sword the mark 6f a gentleman. The Welshman considered his harp the mark of a gentleman, and only king’s musicians and gentlemen were allowed to-tplay upon the harp. ' iA’ Artists arc known to bo very superstitious,' ahd wo can know many of those we listen to are carrying, somo, talisman to insurer success; sometimes ju*< n lucky penny or maybe a rabbit’s foot from the hind left leg caught by a one-eyed negro in a churchyard some moonlight night. SOme artists express n pecu. antipathy for a cat. Gustave V t" m " V s l m ' again, some artists wear n charm we are told to keep off the evil eye. In Italy the belief of the “Evil Eye” is very common. The old tim e Ferranti always wore n charm to keep off the bad eye. The once famous Modjeskn always wept when one greeted her with “good luck." It forjbodboded ill. Such superstitions aer unaccountable, except the awful' fear of cats, which one writer says may be attributed to the fact of some remote ancestor having been “chewed up and eaten by a cat S|?«cies, and the terror had per through generations.” SI Mr. J. J. Graham, of Jackson­ ville, connected with the A. C. L* R. R., is here for a few days on business. • ■ ^ T ^ e C a n y ’frlin ls of1drl.*-<?arV « rlc Marlowe wtH hft gild tft kho\7 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overlin, “ eli Miss Kitty Smith and Mr. Fjred th at she is convalescing. Zerrenne rattended the show in Mrs. J. W. Dicklns of Miami, Orlando Tuesday night. who has been visiting friends for the past week, leaves for her home Mrs. John J. Harbor of Com­ Wednesday. merce, Ga., who has been a shortvisitor of Miss Annie Haw. Mr. and Mrs. Seama Mitchell of time kin*, left for her home Tuesday. Tampa are at the Valdes Hotol for tho week. Mr. Joe Gonzalez, Mlsa Frances O. C. Branch of Ocaln is here Ganzalez and Mr. Denscl Stafford for several days on business stay­ motored to Bradentown Sunday, returning that night. ing a t the Valdes Hotel. Instead of the regular meeting of the East Side Primary ParentTeachers’ Association there will ,bc a picnic. Some lime ago, tho members o* the Parent-Teachers’ Asscolatlon of this school, promised that a* a prixe for the grade raising tho most money toward the pUK" ground equipment fund, a picnic was to b e ' given. As the third grade turned in the-largest amouht of money, they will be the honorecs. The children of the fitat grades arc invited and asked . to bring a few sandwiches or a sm alr lunch. They will leave tho schoo! building a t 1 o’clock In a body. Aa many of the members of tho P. T. A. and mothers are asked t6 a t­ tend. A good time is assured both old and young. linked T!"v . ^ V A T. r l! m B E N E F IT OF WOMEN’8 CLUB THURSDAY, ^PR . 16-••rs il «, Ml —T J / t»* ■ pH I. O O K I 11 t L V tlll tS.Mdown bring*factory r e b u i l t Jtim •' f typrwrltar. n r make. Good MT ~* . A new. Aak ’ to ab6v ‘* on*. *• ; •• II. 8 . P O H O v. I ' r . v l r a W»««X . ...i4* . re — 1 ** . . . 1 , . . |I-,IS •u * t : EASTER DISH ; , .,E ; f Crcar.i chce-« salad: II Va H j CijfV ' 9l\Dl > im ll Moisten a cream cheese with a Uttlc cream and mold with, halved pecan nut meats to resdm- !*’. hlo tiny eggs. Dispose on crifp',-1'J . water-cress, garnish with pgcan j; meats and servrf with ■'“•••‘ •u. SANFORD HOME-MADE , l,f M A Y O N N A I& E ... ■ihioyf •.1/ it.IT ‘>4 As In Mr. Allen Wilson and Mr. Geo. Mr. Jones, of New York, rep­ resenting Belding Silks, spent Hyde of Philadelnhla, Pa.- are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. the day here, Tuesday. • • 4 ^ Wia lte r Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ’ Frank Woodruff went to Harry Wilson. Wfckiva Tuesday on a Ashing Mrs. H. M. McRory of Montitrip. cello is a guets of her son and Mrs. Elisabeth Carroll, of Or­ daughter-ln-iaw, ' Mr. and Mrs. lando, Is registered a t the Semin­ Geo. McRory a t their home on Palmetto Avenue. ole Hotel. Mr. J. L. Watson, of Jackson­ Mrs. Ben Munroe and Mrs. James Cowan motorcJ to Orlan­ ville, with the Savannah Supply Company, Is here for a frv. days do Tuesday. >n business, stopping at the Sem­ Mrs. W. S. Coleman and moth­ inole Hotel. er, Mrs. Mar* Hummel, leave for The friends of Mrs. Doak, of Jacksonville Wednesday morning. Gary, Ind., who npends her win­ Mrs. C. L. “Raymond, of Day­ ters with Mrs. H. J. Lehman, tona, Fla., was in Sanford shop­ will regret to hear qf ner ill­ ness. OF BAPTIST CHURCH ping Tuesday. MEET. Mr. Joe Hutchinson, Mr. Bert Mr. Paul M. Draudy, of Orlan•7 afternoon waa spent by • .yWtor J9 Sanford Jlon- Cobb, Mr. G. II. Crojs, of Chi­ f t jU>*, union rpwjtipg cago, and Mr. T. J. DeBrce, of |he circles of W. M. New York, are on a fishing trip Church _ Tuesday. Mrs. Grover Speering and ar Miss in Lake county today. Huss presided Ini the of the president, Mra. Martha Brown motored to OrlanUr. J . B. Martin, of the A. & having gone to Winter do, shopping Tuesday. P. Company In Sanford, has mov»i*e. resigned aa treasurilai to take charge of Mrs. F. C. Slade, of I^ingood, ed fo Lakeland J- T. Newby was elected Place. The different was a visitor to Sanford Tgfa- tha. A. A P. store there. A. Rig /l.if / nnejr t f hhas a s ttaken a k n n Mr. M r Martin’s M a r t i n * , nplace; lar. x.i. Mr. Prod C. Reicka and family, Dr. and k<rs./To ■nd meartS'ofi raising of Ocean City, N. J., are guests the circles for the week-end in Lakeland Mrs. of the Montozauma for a few days, the W. M. U. were ntW £ Tolar'a -parents, Mr. stopping over in 8anford on their McIntyre. wajr home from S t .: Petersburg, PLACE OF MEETING ----- -- • CHANGED Me. Caama WiUUnu, tepresentMr. and Mra. O. P. Herndon and le Harrison Chapter of (ng the Tampa _ Office Supply ton, O. P. Jr., spent the week­ R- will meet the Company, spent Tuesday 1 end In Lakeland, visiting Mrs Mr*. W. E. Watson a t ford. Herndon’s sister, Mrs. 1*. M. ■t the Weiaka ApartMrs. M. E. Grigg of Daytona Price. Baach U In 8anford for a Tow Miss Abbie Dowdnqy, the coun* days’ visit with her nephew, Wil­ ^a n n o u n c e m e n t ty nurse, assisted by Misa Scrota Organ Club will hold bur B ritto n West_SIdel _ LfcEe, spent the day Tuenday at r* b a x a a r SkturMr. and Mrs. W. B. Ballard, of the Sanford High school inspect­ “Jl H»lvereon,e Paint Altamonte Springs, wore, in the ing etudents. 0*® Welakh Building. city on Tuesday, shopping and Mr. E. P. Lane left yesterday n« b«inilmess. Simmons, of E ast tr&njmctiQff fog Jacksonville, where he goes Mw ni Sunday trith her to^----- *I—the meeting of the KiFlorida-Alabama district, aeeday. Mr. Lane is the -th«..paaL treateo - for tho Sanford to Palatka Cluh, H|r , .. ■ ■ •■ a iM M M iM i rit A FairyTale— u • ..... n i - vast* -<G „ O T even the most fanciful-fairy tale of our < childhofitTdays equals the fascinating story back of evjeiy can^of DAIRYLEA Brand Evap< iporated M ilk that you use.* Mrs.. Hunt, a recent br'.Je, the wife of Mr. R. T. Hunt, clerk at the Seminole Hotel, is improving from her ' injuries, cnu.ied by an automobile accident l a c Wednes­ day. Registered a t the Valdez Hotel arc Messrs. II. G. Hill, W. S. Gra­ ham, H. A. Stewart and M. F. An­ derson, government insnectors »Jtwe* tp Inspect. I 9(1114 «rrr w t r As you kdow^Zjvery thinking woman has wished * a^ l l VAJiV J3 * ■ *■ft * **n * —r-»r •:a ■■■■‘V& S’& S Z Z S i V-M—a* • > l>-iJl*M4 > vnilS e The Women’s Missionary Cotln•HTweek in Tampa. Over 3,800 wrmon are expected to - attend with representatives from all «listriels. Those ntending this meet­ ing from Sanford arc: Mosdnmcs W. 8. Thornton, D. C. Kelley and Carpenter. -These ladies a re leaving today.. a im •oat 'iK.> Farm ers Work For You Mrs. Jcrger, wife of Mr. Adam Jorger, of New Cork, is spending a month a t the Seminole Hotel. Mr. Jergcr has businers interests which keen him in Sanford dur­ ing the winter. # ' 'nvnK (3 • •* ( IlSIllf- ItbfllHIik it seems that 70,000 progressive farmers heard that wish. For they built up thedargest organi­ zation of its kind in the world— to give you a richer, creamier evaporated milk d irec t from their farms. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Taylor of Cape Charles, Vo., who have for several years spent their winters a t the Valdez Hotel left Tuesday, motoring to Charleston- where Mrs. Taylor will visit friends. Mr. Tay­ M r. J. B. Ford of Washington, lor .will motor on to his home a t Mrs. Frank Harrell and party Cape Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Tay­ of DeLand motored to Sanford D. C.. and Mr. W. R. Morris o lor have many friends who regret Atlanta, Ga., of the Florida Veg­ Tuesday. to have' them leave Sanford and etable Corporation aro here at the always welcome their return. The ladies of Sanford will be Valdez Hotel. (lad to learn that “Ireno Castle” A non-mngnctic cast iron has Mr. T. O. Brown of Orlando- been las arrived at Yowcll’s. developed in England th at '.raveling salesman for Z. W. Zar- has about the same machining Mr. Robert Tilly, of Tampa, ing Company, of Sanford, was reg­ quality as brass. spent the day in Sanford Tuesday, istered a t the Valdes Hotel over Sunday. enroute to Atlanta. :vt 'J * v be P.T;A. Planning Picnic My. G. 11. Cross, of Chicago, 111., and Mr. T. J. DcBt , are several days here at rent-Tenchcrs’ AssoclaMrs. W. H. Chase or Orlando is spending thle ............... * tc'j Valdez Ilo he South Side will hold here on a shopping tour. rular meeting a t 3 Mrs, George Rice, mother of Mr. H. G. Ernest of Jackson­ • ( \ oipveVAuxill- ville, with Armour and Company, Mrs. Key left yesterday for Tan­ leodore RooSp gerine, where she will spend a cou­ fet with hlrs. was here on business Tuesday. 13 will meet ple of weeks with friends. es. at 8 o'clock. All | a re urged to attend, Mr. Felix Garcia of Jacksonville, for the benefit, nor benaflL of Wo- with Morris and Company, was in Mr. L. D. Magrudcr of Miami, jb to be M d ^ a j t ip Wo- Sanford Tuesday on business. with the Florida Vegetable Cor­ poration, is a t the Valdez Hotel Mrs. Mary Chase of Essex, N. for a week. o Friday 41 G. F. S., will meet with Y., and Mrs. Wm. Cole of Orlan­ do, were visiting here Tuesday. nn Fox at 3:30 o’clock, Miss Marion Crawford of At­ thers’ Club will meet lanta, is in Sanford for a few days R. R. Kinard of Crescent City, in the interest of welfare work of 0. H. Stenstrom, a t 3 with Swift and Company travel­ the American Red Cross. 108 Laurel Avenue, gular uweting of the ing out Jacksonville, was At the rrison Chapter, N. S. D. Valdez Hotel Tuesday. Mrs. Card Culhing formerly of ill be held with Mrs. Boston, Mass., bfft now of Mi­ Miss Myrtle Ayers and Mrs. S. Mheriain * a t Daytona ami spent Tuesday with Mrs. Mar­ Members will leave for R. Greiner of Eustis were visitors tin a t Comfort Cottage. here Tuesday. h Friday morning. Saturday ana Mrs. A rthur Dickens spent ave the day with Mrs. R. R. Dcaq, PAN’S CLUB SOCIAL DEPARTMENT, cial Department of the Club held an important meeting Tuesday of tec* the d u b , cuonia. Several of consequence'were dm* land plana wore -made for 1 year s work. . I following officers were | Chairman, Mrs. W alter vice-chairman,' Mra. W. |ner; scretary and treas». J. D. Wobdrutf; finance ee, Mrs. E. P. Morse; ■hip committee, Mra. Edfetts; program, committee, ou.c.k*' T lH ^ K i^ ^ d o n ce cellent. TheQJ?p'te*s for tmoon waa a ir™ Edward [ho, together with her aaserved cake, tea and l» i.tio ’ • • -rrl^i^/* IUNIOR B. 8, A. .* Junior B. S. A. met Tueaenjoon in the Brothertuns, Billy Ball, director, vere present aad two new *' Report: upon the omIIUb* “Dearborn Indepe’n *as made.’ The hovs are |this paper for the benefit Brotherhood room. Itements were made by • to get palms for altar Palm Sluncay. Tho boys id Frank W ight home A day’s outing was planthis Saturday at the tie boys all gave somo rethe “Good of tho Order,” Iward for the one coming kad jn “personal work, lthla week was William |n. The usual cakes were BRISBANE as Phong 493-J. MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS Recent advertisements: "Let us teach you by mail to play the ukelele and be the 'Life of the Wednesday P a rty .'" Aspired ' popularity In ,eli» Club' will meet a t six lessons. . ’ fa's Club a t 4:15 o’clock. Department acting aa Mrs. John F. Lyons', president of the National Federation of Muigolar1' jnaeUng o j the ‘did Clubs, says "The' time bos i Department wiff be gone by for the notion th a t the dnesday afternoon a t iusic club exists for the’aclf-lmJnesda. ek. AH members are rovement or the entertainment All Ibe present. Mrs, D. A. of its members. The basic Idea parliamentarian, will, of the music club of today is It, be present and hotd SERVICE. Service to the com­ II election for depart- munity qnd the cause of music, tman. The program, for and th a t is The Idea that Ihe Lon will be under the federntion is trying to get ncross of Mrs. Morton Thlfc3eginning Materllnck’s to Ml t h . music club, lu the tend." V*-J—» County '.Nurse's \MIi t*.!.,< ?; kr. -mow. .sc* •* - svvi r u t ran -v >q 1 n a «»l i.a o ti-xr ». . iin 'ij ' -v» T h at is w hy DAIRYLEA contains more nutritious m ilk fats and solids. (^ B e Cj 4U SE this immense business is owned and operated by farmers themselves, your DAIRYLEA Brand Evaporated M ilk will always remain these 70,000 —farmers’own product,from cows they themselves own. ** Daily Fashion Hint * -» # 7* So when you buy DAIRYLEA you are buying direct from the farmers w ho produce it, and each can has the combined guarantee o f 10,000progressive farm ers. TA a «■** ,i- in*'. l.a« i r y l e a Evaporated M ilk is the concentrated *>r wholesom eness of the purest fresh bottle m ilk, and is produced in N ew York State where m ilk laws are m ost stringent. It is exactly the same m ilk which U . S. Senator C opeland, when H ealth Com m issioner of N e w York C ity, called “ the best in the wbrld. >9 ncnxiM. wav?*./ HU •nui. u jji . Rem ember to say “ DAIRYLEA” to your Grocer and you will get this can: AW ATTRACTIVE STYLES FOR INTIMATE USE Even the garments ono sleeps In must have a slender appearance, to ba strictly a la mod*. Aspajamaotakeon more feminine features and graces, they grow in favor. Daintiness is strongly emphasized in the model to the lift, carried out in crftpo material. The jacket Is a slip-on effect, with kimono sleeves. It is smartly iajtialcd.'* Modium size requires 4 yards 36-inch material. Informality can be chic as well os practical, when it is interpreted In sOk crepe and Lace aa in the combination 4o the right consisting of camisole end ♦w drawers. There is a string belt of rib­ bon,-with wider ribbon bands used fo* the shoulder straps. Medium size re­ quires 31$ yards 36-inch crftpe, with SH yards Ucc. P int Model: Pictorial Review Po- cents- .. y .v 1 . • / C. W. ZAR1NG COMPANY kr. . Convince Richer Creamier • dj . L* WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR SANFORD, FLORIDA. a , -i ■ h«iv' 1792. w,»J» - ^ ^ �1 ....1 . W’ d JPA G H S IX , i T ljE 4 .Stribling Has Been ^ F lorid a - V a r s i t y ; 243 Entries In Matched With Burke ^B asketball..T e a m -And J n n m T ^ a tte r y -~4s Given Letters -Golf -Tournament li.lj& lliE S V IL L E , Apr. 9 .t E ight members of the University -o f Florida vataity basketball aTeam~HtiVe becr*--awarded numer- , TAMPA, Fin., A pr..!)—Half a hundred golfers started ntT in the qualifying round of the annual Florida State Golf tournament here Tuesday after■qoon. , The entry list late today reached 211-nsatd by lourrm■fnont officnls to bo a record, for the event. It was expected Tuesday' that this number would l>e di­ vided into reven flights of 32 tdaylrs each. On account of the large number 6f entries, the higher three or four flights will be moved from the Palma Ceicu course to the Rock Point Golf Club, a neighboring links in Tampa, o n e 'of the state stnrs, including T. W. Palm er of Mi­ ami, defending Champion, A1 Ulmer or Jacksonville nnd Gor­ don Gibbons of Pnlnut Ceica, Past champions, were in Tues­ day’s play. The first round will get under way Thursday morn­ ing. with the final round of 36 holes scheduled for Saturday morning nrd afternoon. NEW YORK. Apr. 0.—Young Stribling, Georgia" light heavy­ weight, has signed through hts father-mnnager, “Pa" Stribling, for two fights in the Metropoli­ tan district. I b e first will bo April 20, probably against ’Mike Burke,’, of New York, for tho benefit of the Olympic fund, and the second in Newark, probably May 20 against Jimmy Slattery, of BulTnlo. New York promoters announc­ ed they had signed Stribling nnd Slattery, who gained n decision I over the southerner in a recent I fix-round, match, but said the date would depend on plans they i have afoot for a match in which ■Mickey Walker of Elizabeth, N. will defend his welterweight .title. If tio opponent is obtained for Wnlker, the Stribling-Slnttcry mntch will be held Mny 26. “ Pa" Stribling consented to n F0 R 0 ,H « > A ^ A T O M . 192i under ^31 from fighting (jvor si^ RAILROAD TEA VS. SEMI* roundsr "P a” countered with n n O L E A TM ,1 IC CLUD declaration th a t \he wo Tottiorfi»^f,*fte^rjo(ih,, tin.-., Ninth his pon to battli atrtfet Hnscbnll Par it Will br the rounds Hut made an exc scene of A real nnd auro 'nufT base­ aid the Olympic fund. ball fracas when tho Sanford Rail­ ACQUIRES VALUABLE PROP- road Shop team croWos bats with the faBt Seminole Alkhttic Club y EUTY. L A K EL^N U .-X pr^^-iThe Unit­ outfit. V ed Brotherhood qf Carpenters and The Shop team has been putting Joiners of America has closed the irt aomc first rate practice of lute deal for 1836 acres of land near here which was contracted for in and meeting with a team of such December, for which it paid $632,- high calibre ns the Seminole Ath if>00, and in addition has qenuhred letic Club Is causing mud) excite additional acreage bringi, <” to­ ment in local baseball circles, " ta l up to 82,035, which will cost The game will be callod prompt­ altogether approximately $800,000. ly nt 4:30 o'clock. The Brotherhood plans n total in- < n r T fcr A M a r l n l r i l P r r w t A Fretful Child is a Sick Child, ELECTED ^’QMMISS ION BBS . S e m in o le C un CI„ if d "I began taking Bkir^Draugbt over fifty years ago and my experience with it atrctchea over a good long time,’’ says Mr. Joe A. Blakemore, a Civil War veteran, now a promi­ nent citizen of Floyd, Tex. “It Is tho best laxative I know of for old people, . . A good many years ago. In Virginia, I used to get bili­ ous and I found that jp d r e .-. C -J M S E f.-— — ‘ -••■ preference. NATIONAL BASE BALL WEEKi Ilis Highness, the King of American Summer Sports, h n, cd to enter his domain. In bin honor a ten day period ol tiqo has been set aside by The Chamber of Commerce of Ieli0\Goods Manufactures. The period upon which Kinj Ball will receive tl i bow of the' American Public ii (raa 4th to y r ,ril 14th. The 'welcome I3 to be extended tfcj WindowVlisplays of Spbrt Stores. Come in make our Store your headquarters during this i Fee our Window Display- Look over our fine Sleek «( Ball Goods The'Lurky Dog D. & M. lirfc. At The Sportsman Store for the liver Beware of imitations. Demand the genuine in 10c and 35c pa-\ ages bearing above Ir-.Je n la R f iB a fafiUiK Automobile Repairing j ps waa tho beat and quickest g a W £S j s PIE jffij ™ “ ii relief I could get. Since 1 g™ camo to Tezaa I havo these bllloua attacks every now IBP and then—and I find a I S little Black-Draught soon |[jjj| straightens mo out. After gjfli a few doses, In little or no mu time I’m nil right again."1 T h o d f o r d ’s Black- W Draught acts on tho atom- EaP ach, liver and' .bowels In a gentle, natural way, asslstlng digestion and re- ffiP llcvlng constipation. [jjjjp EX-102 |H1 OVEN DAY A N D N IG H T ----- LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, COLD DRINKS £ On the Joe Sauser Corner. —;------ Oviedo-Orlafldo Road NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER; FL.V j - s : I . . X J a - i i x L i L ------------ - L ~ Statement of Condition At the ( lose of liusineFH Mdi’ch lllst, 1021 AS RENDERED TO STATE COMPTROLLER Loans and Discounts ..$1,123,977.4J Overdrafts ............ / 2,640.77 United States Bond^-s 35,500.00 Banking: House and , Furniture and Fix­ tures ...... :....... .v-,. ... , 5^21049 Other Real Estate .. .. -^726,65 Tax Certificates ...... 4,548.55 CASH AND DUE FROM B A N K S ....534,136.13 Capital ......................... Surplus and Undivid­ ed Profits ............... Dividends U n p a id .... Due Waa* Finance ' Corporation ........ DEPOSITS . ............... $1,812,919.72 $1,812,919.72 Total Deposits March 31st, 1924 Total Deposits March 31st, 1923 Increase in Deposits in one year....... Total resources March 31st, 1924 ....... Total resources March 31st, 1923 .... '*» v 602,787.00 Increase total resources jn one year g U f lllllU I I I ■ STRONG . PROGRESSIVE Forrest l^ike, President. G. W. Spencer, 2nd Vice President CONSERVATIVE A. It. Key, Vice-I’resident-Ciifchier H. W. Deane, A sst Cashier. Suck popularity must TD ADIO—sweeping the counA V try1—dally gains new devotees by thousands. Chesterfield—matchingRadio’d swift rise—Is gaining thousands o f new sm okos every day. Such popularity Is never an accident. DIRECTORS Joe Cameron, A. T. Koasctter, Jno. C. Bennett, G. W. Spencer, m m ¥' [4 dY JJlT R O lT j Apr. ip.^P fe.^dent b » 4 ^ Coolldge won a sweeping. vietcyy 'Kplluw i-hava' W enelected to tho Thursday arivrnoon. In Michigan Monday. .accordln**io board of city commissioners^ ThCy returns in two-thirds of th e *pre- Will fill the* -expiml terms of Ver- o n c l n v l i e d . Three’, r.on Cl. Woiiiorn'uiHt, Virgil C. Robb O rla n d o ro a d .___ Old Folks’ Ailments DAWKS COMMITTEE PARIS, Apr. 8—The time of the **' Newton, Otis Marshall, Kenneth ofTlcal delivery of the reparation “ i'llc it, Horace Smith, Byron Edcommission reports by both expert -• dy, Glenn W hittaker nnd E. M. committees—those headed respect­ ively Brig. Gen. Dawes and Regi­ • “Goldy” Goldstein, are the eight nald McKenna—was definitely fix­ -L -varsity men to receive the high ed today for 10 o’clock Wednesday athletic honor, while-Charles N«rmorning. , im'fcon, Ellsworth Weiher, Immar t >S urra, Inland Decker. Bob Igou, •v F rank Oostcrhoudt. Don Mitchell, .c-»“Red Stpith, Jimmy French, No-__bio Entx and R. U. Pierce we'O the first yonr men to receive the numeral ’27. . The ’GAtor varsity met with j only four successes during the vigorous 1924 -campaign, XuiIYrta iin g a disastrous six game rood LLlrip into Georgia and the Oar>v." linns, and term inating a some­ w hat uneventful senson with a “j ’kmashlng victory over the "ra ts” 'I n .w h i c h they displayed for the final time in the season, a - truly $»-*reat nnd wining article of hall. . Conch Jim m y White gave the ** g re a t indoor game a boost, how­ ever, and the South in l ‘JZ5 is going to hear more from 'GntorMr. Cobbs in concluding his ad-| iaud in this field of sports. ilrss read a statem ent by Lyman DcLitml, executive vice presinent of the Atlnntic Const Lino UailrPad It bn't natural for a child to f m — Cobbs Is Principal n? follow?: nine timec out of ten the menu) dis “ A number of statem ents have lurbance it due to the-ill effect* of fer !. Speaker Today At appeared in the papers to the ef­ mentation of partly digested food. K iwanis Luncheon fete taht the Atlantic Coast Line Of course, a laxative Is needed, ■ . the ordinary children’s laxative fai.i -t Railroad Com pa ivy. is opposing the many a case to bring quick roliei be by the interstate commerce com­ ■<» (Continued from page 1.) cause it has little or no action on 'fu “ In 1923 more than a billion dollars mission, of authority for the eon’ .equipment nnd during t h a t y e a r i’truction of the Florida. W estern I Liv-o-lax is ,v ihnmugh cIcomcT—ii -— , J 'w aa spent tiy the railroads for new and- Northern Railroad. These clears out Ihe liver as well as llie bow -otnbout five million more cars of statements are incorrect. els and so rests the stomach and help On Jnn. 30 the interstate com­ jiu irv ig h t were liandled than during nature bring digestion back In normal j.ithc- previous year. He said that merce commission seta to the A t­ j Tltc action of Liv-o-lax really is rc • L.Mthe railroads are trying to keep lantic Coast' Line Company a list ; rimrkable. It cin be used in place o - w„'.pAce with the rapid growth of the of questions bearin'' o nthe appli­ ! calomel and castor oil and yet it i» i s ta te by continually adding new cation of ihu Florida- Western nnd pleasant-lasting. . vegstahlJ, l i q u i < ; ® .M tquipm enV'atid by giving quicker Northern for certificate authoris­ 1 remedy that does its work without c j -is n ami better service but that should ing the construction of th at road. ; *nR any kind of distress. Children lov r Apy of the 180 bills now pending [Under an order entered by the j to take It and it is just as good fo J*. pefore congress be passed and the !commission on aJn. 22, 1924, the All the dnjg stoics h ivi They arc digging potatoes in I adults. yl*lmn*portntion act of 1920 bcpcul’ I Atlantic Coast Line was required Liv-q-laz. i' amended the rands would lie ' and ordered to answer these ques- Moore Haven now, the Democrat forced into bankruptcy nnd ns a Itluns vokhin six weeks. This or- snyn that Weeks nnd Green arc resu lt this section nnd state would ,"der wdPcnmplicd with and the ut wjurk on a big patch, and getI commission was notified that we ting good returns. Thu newspa­ ._ JU lte r. i M r. Cobba said tiicre hns been did not desire a hearing before per lull* of tietivittes around muc htalk nbnut the high freight them on the question. Further Moore Haven, nnd it seems that * ra te s, charged'by the railroads hut than this, tile, Atlantic Coast Line farmers are planting and dig­ ■ pointed oui^thnt Jbj j?f ojjcrf- Rnjlrqat^ C;o)ripj»njri mhas taken ^ o ging potatoes. .lIKtES-, J.EADS i t f M U j L * Thos. Emmett Wilson P.. Connelly iMOf >ri; It can't just happen—it must bo deserved. Chesterfield has come up fast because m en know, by Chester* field's better taste, that here Is real superiority—o f tobaccos and blend! �I I ■>* THE &ANFORP HBRAt-D, USE TH EM FO R R ESU LT S TH EM FOR PR O FIT ford Dally Herald NT-AD r a t e s 9: Cash In Advance a » r4 ad*, w ill frona a a t r n * * * •!- ___!•* a ttaa _______ Be ’ ’ ____ He _____________ 4* Face Type double a llae « II*a lie* above eduerd dale* s r e fo r con Itlv* I n s e r t io n * . eorda of a v e r a g e counted a line. ,u m c h a r g e |r t f o n . __ ' len g th JOc f o r f i r s t . . . t . i - f . s in fuh. they will a ss ist you in your want ail to make re effective. Lg IMPOIlT.XAT jv o t ic b . ■rtlsers should g tv e t k f lr or postoffice s d d r e a ^ a s M their phone number It ieslre results. About o n e r out of n thousand ha* a ions, and the other* c a n ’t unlcate with y ou u n le s s know your address. Political Announcements POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a can­ didate for i (election to the office of aheriff of Seminole county sub­ ject to the action of the Demo­ cratic primary to be held on June 3. If elected lor another term 1 pledge co tutntl the duties of the office in the same efficient manner th a t 1 have conducted it in the past. ------C. M. HAND. FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC l.'i STRUCTION 1 hereby announce my cnndidstj for re-election as member of the Board of Public Instruction for Seminole County, Florida, repre­ senting school district No. 2 of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primsry to be hold on Juno 3rd, 1924. __________CHAS, A. PALLAS. FOR COUNTY JUDGE I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Judge of Seminole County, subject to tni action of the voters a t the Demo­ cratic primary Juno 3. JOHN G. LEONARDY. ---- ^FOITCOUNTY JUDGE To the People of Seminole County: I am a candidate for County Judge, your support and vote on June the 3rd will be appreciated. SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for County Comimsaioner for the ’3rd District, comprising the towns of. Lake Mary, limgwood, and Al­ tamonte Springs and respectfully solicit the support of the voters of this district a t the primary to bo held June 3, 1924. ____________ W. B. BALLARD. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER < 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County C om m it sioner from district number two of Seminole county, subject to the iction of the Democratic primary June 3, 1924. JOHN MEISCH, NOTICE I will be a candidate for renom! nation for the office of State A t­ torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit of the State of Florida, sub­ ject to the action of the Demo­ cratic Primary. Your endorsement for n second term of office will bo greatly appreciated. GEORGE A. DeCOJTF.8, LOST nn opportunity to keep abreast with the times by not rending the classified pages of your daily newspaper. Herald want nds contain many interesting messages. It will pay you to read them daily. |e I* per»»* at T h e Ba»- Prompt, Service. E ffic ie n t Political renouncements US EC UT1NG ATTORNEY re to announce to the citlSeminole Qjupty that I am late tor the’nomination to ■ Court o: tejnlneie County, ■to the, fcctAn of the Demognmary, «une 3rd, 1924. I ■grateful lor your vote and HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT—Cottage. J. Musson. FOR RENT—6-room cottage with bath, lights and water. W. J. LOST A N D FOUND I Herald o f f i c e o r b y l e t Telvphoue U U een tlare a r e a o t v a lid . m i CLBRi T o T r c o i j i r r I hereby announce my candi­ dacy for the office of CleTk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida, subject to the decision of tho Democratic.' Prim ary to be held on June 3rd, A. D., 1924. 1 Jtnnd for efficiency and service in office, VANCE-K-OOUGLASSr— FOR MEMBER' SCHOOL HOARD I hereby announce mysalf a can­ didate for re-election to tRKj)ffice of membei of the board of public instruction, representing sclhml district No. 1 of Seminole Coun‘y, subject to tho Democratic primary to be held 5n June 3rd, 1924. FRED T. WILLIAMS. TO TH E VOTERS OF THE 19TU SENATORIAL DISTRICT. A fter due consideration, I have added to become a candidate fur ^•election to the State Senate | eST°F: M &gEHOLDER. feuNTY COMMISSIONER tby announce my candidacy Lnty Commissioner for tho District comprising Chuluolova and Osceola, subject to [ion of the Democratic pri* iune 3. , C. A. RAULERSON. CLERK CIRCUIT'COURT1 rby announce that I am a ite for the offlco of Clerk D em ocratic-Prim ary to be Circuit Court of Seminole June 3rd.^I-Jcaap«ctxna95k. & tton 6f the your-support.*" ______ W ? primary r m i a r x in i n June, j u i i o , 1924. w . M. O. OVERSTREET. H. H. CHAPPEU* USTICB OF Apartments For Rent FOR RENT—3 room apartment, ’•“[Garnery Phone 59. ’ FOR RENT—Furnished apartment. Apply Shirley ApartL, P. HAGAN, — mcnt*» F irst Street. _______ FOR SHERIFF. r FOR RENT—Nice apartment foi V rent. 304 W. 5th St. Phono 414, e FOR RENT—Double house 'oi t three room apartm ent furnish­ ed, location good, close In. ft Connolly & Sons, i- FOR RENT—Furnished -----------2-room ground Door npartment, 200 E. Third Street. Apply New Era Printery. dpp. Powtufficc. FOR RENT—Three room apart415 W. First Twnooi iioarfr<TTT)omiiioie Co. fr School district No. 3. Suhiect the decision of the Democratic i _________ H. H. PATT1SHALL. FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT I wish to announce that I am a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Co., subjict to Dcnocratic oriihary, June third. If elected, I promise the faithful performance of the duties con­ nected with that office. FOR SHERIFF. __ W. L. MORGAN. To the Voters of Seminole County: FOR TAX COLLECTOR I hereby announce my candidacy I wish to announce m a t 1 am a candidate for re-election to the of­ fice of County Tax Collector of t office of County Judge of Seminole County, subject to the >le County, I shall be grateaction of the Democratic primary r the nomloAti^p* and electo be held in June. md if elected 4 . assure the ship of Seminole a fair and the help of the proper * subordi­ ___________ JWO. D. JINKINS. d administration of the af- nates or assistants and earnestly MEMBER COUNTY SCHOOL if th» "fflcc. JUOARD solicit tho support of all law en­ ___ SC.HELLEvMAINES. I hereby announce myself a can­ forcement voters, on June 3rd. _______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN._ didate for re-election as a member SUPERINTENDENT OF of the County Board of Public In­ _______INI ____ UCTION UBLIC f o u " t a x ‘ ASSESSOR. District No. 3, ■eby announce my candidacy I wish to announce that I am a struction from Oviedo, __ Osceola and election to the office of candidate for re-election to the (Geneva, superintendent of public office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ Chuluota) subject to the action of tion of\ Seminole County, nole County, subject to the decls- the Democratic Primary, June 3rd, I to the Democratic prtmary ion of the Democratic Prim ary to 1924. Having served as a mem­ ber of the Board alnce 1915, and held on June 3rd, 1924. be held June 3rd, 1924. T. W. LAWTON. having been chairman of the A. VAUGHAN. Board aince 1019, eapecaliy fits mo COUNTY I'ltbSEC UTIN G FOR TAX COLLECTOR required of a Board ATTORNEY. I beg to announce myself a can- for the work and If rc-eiectcd I prom­ tih to announce that I (hall didate for the office of Tax Col­ member, candidate for the office oi’ lector of Seminole County, subject ise the name conscientious and con. r Prosecuting Attorney, sub- to the decision of the Democratic structive service as has been rend p the' endorsement of the Primary to be held June 3rd. 1924. ered in my many years of service CHAS. F. HARRISON. intic voters a t the June 3rd, R. C. MAXWELL. _ _____ Geneva, Florida. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR COUNTTTCOMMrSSroNEn [GEORGE C. HERRING. I hereby announce my candidacy I hereby announce my candidacy OR COUNTY JUDGE for County Commissioner for the irtby announce myself as a Fourth District of Seminole Coun­ for re-election to the offic« of ■le for tho office of County ty. Subject to the action of the C-unty Commissioner from DisI ti it number four of Seminole of Seminole County, aubject June Prim ary of 1924. Cojnty, subject to the action of Democratic primary, June 3, C. L. WEST. the Democrat primary June 3, 1924. I pledge faithful service FOR SHERIFF B. F. .W H E E L E R ^ you nominate me. To the Voters of Seminolo County: _______ . __ _____ J. G. SHARON. FOR STATE ATTORNEY.' ' I hereby announce myself a can­ 1 hereby announce my candi­ COUNTY COMMISSIONER didate for Sheriff of Seminole ‘by announce my candidacy County subject to the action of the dacy for the office of State Attor­ [-election to the office o: Democratic prim ary to be held on ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir­ commissioner of District June 3rd. If I am elected I pledge cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem­ Seminole county, alubject to myself t o ‘fulfill the duties of this ocratic Primary to be held Juno 3, 1924. Mon of the voters on ----------------June 3rd. office to the bent of my ability. J. A. SCARLETT. E, E. BRADY. C. W. ENTZMINGER. FOR SALE—DcSoto paints and vanrishca a t Sanford Novelty Works, aoie agents.______ 154-tfc FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for S1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 First Street, Next door to Smith Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ pair all kinds of cook stoves. If your trouble is stove trouble, see FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. ,Fino strain pure-bred nnconn chicks, hatched from eitgs from my own flock of carefully selected bleeders. My 17 years experience In breeding anconas assure you the best to be hsd irt the breed. All chicks delivered South Baldwin REAL ESTATE Ancona Farni,_I.llIian,_Ala._____ FOR SALE—One pair mules and FOR RENT—One 12-room flat wagon, cheap, or one mule, l-ewgood condition, centrally located, is, Altamonte Springs. Phone C06-G. FOR RENT—Store room, good con liE R fJT T T intA T FACTORY—If you wnnt your hat cleaned and dition, good location. blocked when you want it and how you wont it send it to the Factory. FOR RENT—One two-room apart 123 Broad Street, Jacksonville, ment, close in. Florida._____________________ ’__ FOR SALE—Tomato plants, an; quantity... Cheek Farm, Frenci FOR SALE—38 acres, all cleared and fenced, 350 bearing orange Ave._________________________ trees, lakefront on two sides, close FOR SALE— Sweet tone mnhognny piano, beautiful Art case. In. Must bo sold and i^ k bargain. Can be seen in Sanford, at $125 and small storage charge. M. 6-ROOM bungalow. I si ruble lo­ Martin, 324 7th St., Jacksonville, Flu. ' cation, easy term s, ^1200.00. FOR SALE—Cheap, to avoid pack­ FOR SALE 15 acres celery land ing nn {(shipping from Sanford, fronting on I.ake Monroe 12 will sell my nigh grade player acres cleared and under ifrigo an,. ________ _______ ___ , piano at _n 'Sacrifice. Monthly nil planted, four flowing wells, terms to praty giving satisfactory * h e a . • references. See piano and make _,, offer. E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad FOR SALE—10 ncres, 5 cleared,: St., Atlanta, Gb. vegetaHo land, f lowing— w^ll.^V-pKWRtTKIt— RIBBONS — For °f ,oadi"K f,tat,on' use on Royal. Remington or L. cniap' C. Smith typewriters. Will sell p n ii B i t e t i ! t. , , for one-half price. Herald office. FOR SALK—Lots - in Roselnnd ETAo '«kV p u ------m -------Heights. High and dry. A-1 loca- *°{* SALE—Amco adding mntion on Sanford Ave., from $260 „ thl, T N«ver > c n used. $10. to $500 each, easy terms. If you Hcri>ld office. ^ want a desirable home come in and FOR SALE—E ery , cash register, see us. $10 cash. Herald office. , , FOR SALE — Remington typoIf you want a city lot. a suburwriter, with wide carriage, in ban lot, a house ready built, cel- good condition. $25 cash. Inquire ery farm, grove or anything In ut Herald office, the Heal Estate line call us. We uryn— s v t r.— .— , - r -.11 at the owner, price only. ' ^ ^ ^ l o S i t l o ^ I’t t AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS FORDS New and.Used ROADSTERS TOURINGS U JU l'ES SEDANS TON TRUCKS Cash or terms. • " Wo Sell or trade. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorized Ford Dealer ____________Sanford.___________ FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac tically new. Bargain. Sco Stew­ a rt Dutton. HELP WANTED WANTED—Sanford business men who are in need of competent help should read the classified psge of The Herald. There’* no reason for sending out-of-town for help when there is probably Just the person you want in t he d ty. WANTED7200 salespeople now. MAKE DIG MONEY''-Selling Watkins nationally advertised house­ hold products. YOU CAN TOO. Established 1808. Resource! $15,« 000,000. Branches all over U. S. and Canada. Rare CHANCE JUST NOW for City Sales dealers, men or women, full or pert time, in city of Sanford, and elsewhere. Wrtie today for our practical, sure MONEY-MAKING PLAN. J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 99, Memphis, VULCANIZING Hood Goodyear and WANTED Balloon Tires Used Cara KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Commercial St. Box 68. FOIt SALE—Plant litggarweed in all your groves, fruit and .truck—ta m n iq il ;;ruw Jour own fertilize!. Makes splendid emp of hay on poorest soils. Write fur Information. Cherokee Farms, Monticello- -Fla.__________ _ WANTED TO BUY—Flat top desk in good condition. Must be cheap for fash. Address Box 431, San­ ford, Florida. FOR SALE—Two J e f C ^ c ows; also small cream separator. W. W. Van Neaa, P. Q. Box 67._____ FOR SALK — Folding Ironing board, small victrola, and two dozen records, very cheap. Own­ er laving town. Apply 112 Lau­ rel Ave., after 5 p, m. FOTt SALE—Small house, modern conveniences, on beautiful lake. Tun minutes drive from Post Of­ Madam Harriet, fice; $*3,000.00; terms. W. V. Henuty Parlor. Wheeler, 404 1st N atl. Bank, Bldg. .Over Mobley’s Drug Store. _____ Park Ave. Phone 2-r6._____ ’Phone 101-J. WANTED—Good used typewriter WIL1 TRADE—35 acre farm tw dvc miles north of Miami, in for cash. R. J. Reel. Phone 3. 3 rapidly growing section for well PUBLIC Stenographer; your bus located property in or near San­ ness solicited. 107 Park Ave ford. Small cash payment is re­ quired. Price of Miami property, Phone 349. including farm house and faarnn in WANTED TO BUY—T c" $16,000. If interested in making n trade writo giving full description of your property, location and price. A iid revs R. J. Peck, Fuli ford, Florida.______________ , FOR SALE—10 acres close to city FOR RENT , on good road. New house, garage WANT—ToI ___ rent _____ fo r the_ summer, 1and other improvements. $2,000.00. FOR RENT—Garage, corner 11th well located home in Sanford, by 'Term s. W. V. Wheeler, 1st NaCl St. and Elm Ave. responsible party. Must bo up to Bank Bldg, ‘Phono 101-J. date with all fmporvementa and completely furnished. Give com­ plete information as to location and price in answering thhi ad. O. C. Bryant, W ag­ Box 431, Sanford. Florida. Sanford Novelty Works WANTED — Property Ratings: Your property for sale or renl listed with us will receive oui prompt attention and will be ham died to the best nf our ability 'Phone 101-J. W. V. Wheeler, 4<H 1st N afl Bank Bldg. Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ----------- Florida PRINTING For All Classes of Work 107 North Sanford Ave. H. B. Lewis & Co, AUorney-at-Law < Over Seminole County Bank Sanford. ■ Florida Address National Bank Building, ground floor. No. 107-Telephone 349—Park Ave. Sanford Machine Co Fred R. Wilson * ATTORNEY-AT-LAW * First National Bank Bldg* Sanford ------------ Florida Tailors, Cleaners and Dyera 117 Park Avenue— Phong 4I> Wilson Welding & Radiator Works "If it’s Metal we can weld X* SANFORD, FLORIDA First STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occaaiaaf By GEORGE McMANUS t O M E T H IN C , t^> T H E . rA K T T E R * rW fB C OAUCHTER IL L O R M A C ,C*tE ' r ~ H V b OEEM HURT J George A* DeCottes Elton J Moughton 6 room house, gar­ Matthews Press ing Station, gas at 2 age, lights, water, gas WThe r l a k a l l h l s . . S a n f o r d K la . Phone 417-L-2 cents above cost the and bath room, $45.00: per month or will sell I year around. Sign Shop at vfcry reasonable Sanford APPROPRIATE LETTERING terms. N FORD,FLA LAWYER • — Court H o u m General Shop and Mill Work Carolina,-Florida filli- ^AN D SUPPLIES Schelle Main ts V. C. COLLER, Prop. ner, Fla., will sell at REAL ESTATE WANTED W w llB M FOR SALE—Cadillac 4-passenger phaeton, Model 57, in good con­ dition except paint. Good tires, two extras, $050.00 cash for BUILDING quick sale. Address Cadillac, care MATERIAL Herald, t-'OR SALE OK' TRADE—Frank lin sedan on easy terms or will MIRACLE Concrete Co^ ( r s t r i l >-ement work, sldewlaki, build­ trade for real estate title or equity. Biggest automobile bar­ ing blocks, irrigation boxea. J. & gain in the state. Write P. O. Box Terwilleger, Prop.______________ • 1020, Sanford. Fla., what you have. Lumber and Building Material, * Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel SL Phone 565. Business IILL LUMBER CO. House <4 Opportunities Service, Quality and Price. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—We, the m anufactures ’ of n well known and wider} advertised proprietery medicim., wnnt n repre­ DRESSMAKING sentative in each county in Flor­ ida. Our proposition is attractive MRS. NIXON has added to her and will net n man from $200 to dressmaking establishment tail­ $250 per month. Character and oring, lames suits tailored to order. nbility count more than money ..in. 894-W -Fifth-St;-----— -----sciccttOTT Write us your qualltlcations and if satisfactory we will PROTECT YOUR CHILD’S explain our proposition to you by HEALTH letter. Tho National Remedy Com­ pany, Postofficc Station G, Jack­ Through thoughtlessness the slight sonville, Florida. cough or cold of a child is often ne­ glected and soon becomea serious. A few doses of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND, at small NOTICE cost, taken a t the onset of tha would bring speedy relief. B* Anyone wishing to com­ cold prepared, have a bottle of ttda municate with the Knights safe, reliable cough remedy on of the Kit _Klux Klan of ’ hand, find give promptly when a Sanford may do eo by ad­ j cough or cold is detected. Equally dressing mail to Postofficc I as effective for older persons, No FO k SALE—Mathushek Piano in MISCELLANEOUS ____ WANTED------ NGING UP FATHER MR. TOUR BU TLER -"Jb T p h o n e d a n d ^ a id T O U R W IF E W A N T Id Y O U TU R lC iH T H O M E ROOMS FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR STATE SENATOR FROM THE NINETEENTH SEN­ ATORIAL DISTRICT. I announce my candidacy for nomination as State Senator from the Nineteenth Senatorial District, subject to the Democratic Frimary to be held June 3rd. 1 am an a t­ torney at taw practicing a t San­ ford, Florida, and have been a res­ ident of and attorney in the Nine­ teenth' Senatorial District for 13 years. Your support will be great­ ly appreciated. _______ LEWIS O’DRYANLOST—EastenfStar*pin with gold bar with the name "Sadie'’ en- FOR RENT—Furnish graved. Finder please leave a t : Annie 305 Myrtle Ave Allen Seed Co.’s and receive re-. 328-W. ward, Mra. Sadie Allen FOR RENT—For 0 months, com* fortably furnished house, six sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia Avenue. ________________ FOR RENT—Modern f> room bun­ galow, 010 Magnolia. Apply H. C, DuBose. S t.ro a tla u a n rr MUST W teous. Political Announcements PAGE SEVEN APRIL d, 1921 Members Floriste Telegraph Do* livery Association 414 Myrtle Ave. Phone S66-W A W !* < O O R E JU t> T T O O , LATE * 1 S. O. Shinholser YE*> DADDY Contractor and Bolide W E HAO HONOLULU O N T H E R A U iO Sanford,---------------Flor SANFORD. Jim Qulmby was talk! editor about the big Wheatland gnd told t iiyjllffn | I jr f � 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, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 09, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1924; <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/a320a86cb20414690aa40dd61566e371.pdf 96fb44e6fcfed54be30ad2e5a3a5c133 PDF Text Text your newspaper liahed In F lo r id a ’s , T H E W H ATh A H e a r t, W o r l d ^ ^ W t V e g e t a b le Ion. ltd R ld w a t C a r d e n L a n d associated press dispatches S A N F O R D , FL T H U R S D A Y , A P R I L 10,1921 Comment Favorable Iii German Editorial ( m ilty he might have at de­ ll, began reaklng a long pre­ statement but both Senators and Wheeler objected to any winded” explanation. "Y oc guilty of charges q f defraudIhe Indians of these lands," 1 Senator Wheeler. "Yes, sir, with the understanding that would be a Ane," said Miller. Her denied h's “ understandrith the attorney generals ofand said when he employed Todd he did not know he was ’ law partner o f Daugherty." ng the interim betw«en teavr in Oklahoma land frauda Old Hickory Powder plant itlon, the Daugherty commltnquired into tho controversy 9 Tfc* . ( M d a t M CENTS ititied of Elevation to Cardinal M a i * Ak * S e n a to r W h e e le r ' O lf to O h io to B eg in In q u ir y In to B o o k s o f M id la n d !B a n k — C o m m it­ t e e th in k s R a n k B o o k s OontairT E v id e n c e o f F in a n c ia l O p e ra tio n s o f F o r m e r ' A t ­ to rn e y G e n e ra l D a u g h e r ty . iS u * A WSmm. - 1j • a H ^ p d ratfo^A Ootrtm lsslon P r e Iw ires T o R e v ie w a t L e n g t h The R ep ort of G e n e ra l D a w e s A n d I t Is E x p e c te d T h a t R e p o rt W ill N ot Be G iv e n O ut B e fo r e N ext W e e k - r V ie w s D i v e r g e n t 51 <n>r T h r A u M t a t n l l>r**C) ...W A SH IN G TO N . Apr. 10.— Sentor Borah, Republican, Idaho, was named chairman of the special senate committee investigating the cireuijpifTnles surrounding the in* Information oit Report Y et In­ dictment o f Senator W’heeler by a complete but Washington Montana grand Jury. Pleaaed with Reception of W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 10.— Im ­ Work of Dawea* mediate investigation of the Committee. charges which led to the indictW A S H IN G TO N , Apr. lO .- O fflcial Washington baaing its im­ pression* on still Incomplete in­ formation regarding the reports o f the two expert reparations commdttee in Paris, was inclin­ ed Wednesday to be optimistic regarding the reception which the report* w ill be accorded by the powers. The belief was privately ex­ pressed by one caulnet officer that Europe Anally had been given a constructive plan on which * it false and the Indictment as a de­ liberate “ frame-up." He assured the senate that he was not a scintilla o f evidence to support them and defied his enemies to produce such evidence.___________ T h e m tr ik in g bacg Vigorously o f the expert "Committee* were at his accusers, the Montana not a governmental arrangement senator declared he wan not able and reiterates their Inability to to be intimidated; that he had express any governmental ap- fought corruption during a val of the committees' work. stormy polttlfcal career in his ond saying it waa earnestly own state and would continue to hoped that the reporta would lead Aght it in Washington regard­ to a solution o f the reparations less o f his ow*n personal fo r ­ tangle, no comment o f any kind tunes. was available at the depart­ A n n o u n c e that he aought no ment. smypathy from his colleagues The only form al statement was and was perfectly abh to mukc issued by (Secreary Hoover. He hia own Aght, Senator Wheeler pointed out somo o f the advan- pleaded with thef senate to put tagea to American trade and an end tow hat he characterised farm production (which would as a “ spy" system designed to follow i f the plans led to a set­ intimidate United State* sen­ tlement o f European economic ators. problems. In addition to these "They are not going to inadvantages it waa pointed out in I he sent seveiril In bn to Moni la WKeelei i t s c A n t l i m i t lu sgo at the* request o f the ►office department. He taaid talked to Harry Daugherty lit the case but replied negative ilka* Hanivhaeltf ■aI«l ka ^wanf. icrlbed the Bosch Company iceedings at Isngth together ih a related transaction o f the ien Property office by A ; Mit>11 Palmer, in which Joseph F. Iffey, of Pittburgh, director o f kt for the property office, was irged in 1822 with embesxlent, by an indictment which is ’ ystun prosecuted. Storck described Martin E. m, of Allentown, Pa., as the nsneier and felon” and “ friend Mr. Palmer,"- who procured the sure o f the German-owned ach Magneto plant in 1918. He ted Kern aa an iinnaturalized •Went o f the United SUtcs, »o served repeated tarns upon Ivlctlon o f crinie between 1888 n 1806 and declared that notIthstanding "Kern and his asBates made a million out o f a Bosch Magneto ’ . deal without ting up a rad nlekle." The witness’ knowledge o f the - (Continued on page 8) It. loans made ...tham-by tha-United RtalM almvle Kan. B taiea. "Tkn " Tfia vreatnaf greatest single barriar’ to the economic recuperation o f the world has been the unset­ tlement o f German reparations," Mr. Hoover's statement said, “ with all the malign forces tha-. have Aowed from it in unem­ ployment, continued great arm­ ament, disturbance to world Anance, instability o f exchange— all in a multitude o f directions. I f the commission now secures n Just and practical Jietilement, the whole world w ill benefit. “ Restoration o f courage, en­ terprise V « n d confidence in Eu­ rope, inqmase in industrial Pro­ duction, decrease in unemploy­ ment. w ill in the end react bene­ ficially to our own people. The consumption o f food stuffs that w ill follow decreased employ­ ment w ill beneAt the American farmer. Everybody gains to a stable and peaceful world— no­ body loses. -. *• iose parts o f the committee reports which had reached the government quarters here Wed­ nesday and which had been ten­ tatively examined appeared to the declared policies of the Washington administration on’ the questions with which they dealt. The decision o f the first committee not to relieve Ger­ many o f her obligations to make just reparation payments and to protect just claims o f the allies against Germany was interpreted as being in keeping with tne de­ sires or ‘.his government. A t the same time, it was pointed out, t h e . attitude o f the Washington government with re­ America Celebrate spect to the treatment o f Ger­ > 29th Anniversary many by the allies, the collection of reparations from her without U t a recent meeting o f the local causing prostration or threaten­ laptcr o f ' the Royal Neighbors ing- disaster to the national life, America the 29w anniversary o f also had been followed out by B formation o f that organisation the committee, to an extent that •* appropriately celebrated by a made their views and those o f Jfe attendance o f the members. government officials here largely ths meeting which was held coincide. At the It has been repeatedly asserted I the Masonic Hall, tha atato sup » e deputy, JM r * A lice Vos- by Secretary Hughes that pro­ kdt was present.’ Mrs. Voshardt ductivity must be the fundament­ M called upon to apeak and she al basis o f any plan for Ger­ Mpomiod with a moat Interesting many’! discharge o f her obliga­ fd entertaining talk on the his­ tions, either o f reparations or oth­ * '' nenta o f tha or- er just w af claims. From what it was ’ founded.'> could be seen o f the plan set up to aid Germany to produce and to > praised the* Pter and ex p :------r ---------\ . . maintain Industry and national ng able to be prqaent on- that oc. Ufe during the time reparation* were being paid, soma officials •*’ . ■ • • •itution work^ consisting o f her* believe that world opinion * adoption degree waa eonfer- w ill support tha findings o f the !«pon several candidates. Drill experts In that regard. • » waa also another feture o f [. vnUrtainment which was aa- W . B. Hale, Journalist, enjoyed, fn charge o f the ign-gation'of l i e PropngandX in Rome when Ca>dinnl Mundelein (center), Archbis notified by Vt\ emissaries tha t the Pope had elevated him to the cardinalate. L ai HENEY SPECIAL Washington News LOCAL MEN TO COUNSEL C A SE Hartun F. Stone took: up hi* du BE PRESENT AT at attorney general. PALATKA MEET 'REVENUE PROBE ties( .*>mi|itr.>lief—Dew c.i urg ed— thr ( Ilf F lo r id a Students Entertained L a s t Night by Rosebro A m m Ii 0 4 >’ r r « » ) at the Valdes Hotel Wednesday night at 7 o’clock. The entretalnment fo r the via* itors waa given upon the comple­ tion of a three-day teat of the electric and water works plants o f the company. Acting aa toastmas- Chamber o f Commerce Will Have Large Delegation P resen t'A t Waterways Meeting At I’ alatka Tomrrow. V; By R. W. "Postman", Jr. Pursuant to a letter received from the Palntka Chamber of Commecc advising o f n meeting to be held in that city, Friday, to or­ ganize a St. Johns Waterway As­ sociation, the Inland Waterways Committee o f the Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce and officials of the local branch o f the Florida W a­ terways Traffic League w ill send representatives to Palatka. According to the letter from the Puhttka Chamber of Commerce, the suggestion for the organisation of 'll new association-. artgiuKbaAf-T^fc St. Elino W. Acosta o f Jacksonville day among the reparation commit­ and it is proposed to have this astee delegates who v f l l r Tfce A ■••elate* Preaa) W A SH IN G TO N . April 10.— The peace o f the sennte special com­ mittee investigating the internal revenue bureau was shatered Wednesday when Senator Cou- » appointment Heney, famous for many years as a public prosecutor meant' "an ­ other sennte muck raking," ex­ pedition and Senator Ernst's de­ claration that it was aimed by Senator Couxen* as Secretary Mellon because the secretary hud "spanked the senator in their recent public tax controversy. Senators King, of Utah, an-l Jones, o f New Mexico, w ow the Democrats who voted with Senator Couzena. It developed in the committee discussion thu: the Arst suggestion for a committee _____ _ had come ____ Seriato* counsel Cousens from Sei-ator Jones when he had observed, Senator Couzen* around said, “ me floundering here" and getting nowhere w it * > with here and’ getting nowhere the inquiry. . When it was brought out posed t o ' pay allhcsenate.procnint Senator Couzens, one o f ' the richest men in the senate, pro­ posed to pay all Hcney’s expens­ es in conccotion with the investi­ _gation,. Senator Ernst sharply questioned the propriety o f that action. Senator Jones,. however, defended Senator CouzenV action and Senator King appeared to take the same view. Tho Heney employmon: resolu­ tion landed on the committee ta­ ble like a bombshell, so far as Senator Watson waa concerned. IContinued on page 8) cation Hbtiee- department before M rn iitj The senate commlttei-e investi­ gating the internal revenue ' bu­ reau agreed to employ Francis J. Heney of California as counsel. Tho oil committee again In ­ quired into reports of an oil deal at the 1820 Republican conven*. tion and summoned more w it­ nesses. Senator Johnson, Republican, California, attacked the gentle­ men’s agreement with Japan in u senate speech on the immigration bill. Senator WheelerDemocrat, Montana, denounced his ind'etmerit on the senate floor and thu sennte ordered an investigation of the case. Restoration of an excess proAts tax was - proposed in an amendment to the revenue bill offered by Senator Brookhart, Republican, Iowa. Radio broadcasters before n senate committee aupported the Dill bill which would relieve them o f paying copyright dues on broadcasting mus'e. Secretaries Wilburi and Hoov­ er advocated before the house na­ val committee unlimited powers for the president in war time drafting o f economic resources. Secretary Hoover 'before a house committee urged investiga­ tion by tho commerce department to determine what could be ac­ complished b ya readjustment of the freight rate structure. Miller answered questions per­ taining to auction selling,.and he cleared up many misunderstand­ ings on tne part - o f - t h e assem­ bled growers. He said the_______ reason has not the New York auction 1 — .... ___„ " V most satisfactory thening the Florida Citrus Ex­ brought the ls because change, the general state-wido returns thia year Is because convention here o f more than 1.­ shipments dnto New York have 000 growers today took up such subjects as grading, packing and coloring fruit. ‘ The - United States standard grades fo r citrus fruits were ap­ proved by the convention and rec­ ommended to all packers, with a uest that the lowest grade, iwn a a . “ merchantable culls," be -withheld from markets. • The meeting- also indorsed the govern­ ment's recentl Inspection sei immtnd' shippers, K ed to describe the at o f selling in large ell pUlfced the functki l ndlana-*to,;1869. bers consulting their respective governments, according to allied circles. However, the inkling of how "that commission may dispose of the report may be obtained by the end o f this week nnd it is consid­ ered, possible that Premier Poin­ care, Premier Ramsay MacDonald nnd Premier Theunis may instruct their reparations representatives ^A L . m.I *U ,.u n „ at m* .IA.111 to hand over the experts’ docu- 1 hearers on his views on tha evident ments to the governments without 1issues. . .i------ j. The Jacksonville man •previous deliberation. I f such ac-|* . poke to a large gathering in Qr* tion were taken it would bo fdrjiando night before last. , , speeding up the settlement or “ Mr. Jennings is known tn >bar* semblance thereof before the Ger­ a large number of supporter* ^to. man and French elections. thia county and it is open debate^ N o P T lIrn U r V1«S1---------- as to whether tit' or John Martin" "Tho Dawes’ report is unani­ Will carry Semiilole county. ’,Bbth mous, yet it does not represent any randidatea are known to be claim­ body’s particular views," waa one ing this county. succinct comment proffered In non­ Mr. Jenningk enjoys the dis­ French circles today. N everth e­ tinction o f having made the firat less everybody wants as much of political address in this state by it as possible accepted as s basis radio. On Tuesday night o f' thu o f settlement. The question is who week he spoke at the opening i f will bgln." the big broadcasting station or the " It can be stated now that most Tampa Times presenting his plat­ o f the original divergencies be- _________ . the __ people pf form and___ urging tween tho French and British r<-"t*Florida to support his The British still believe that Resolution Coes Through To 1 ploy Heney Special Counsel 1 • Inquiry Into Internal Revenue Bureau. • 1 am not going to bo stop- no foundation." . . “ But they have not sioppeJ with their atack upon me," he added, “ they have tried to injure my wife and my babies.” As the Arst o f a dozen senat­ ors approached to congratulate him, Senator Wheeler brushed tears away from his eyes. Chairman Brookharti o f the Daugherty investigating commit­ tee, on his feet before Senator Wheeler concluded, told the sen­ ate he believed the indictment was directly due to his colleague’s activity in tho investigation. " I believe this Indictment can be traced back to Daugherty," he declared. "But the proceeding hus not intimidated the committee. We will continue to go forward until the people o f the United States can render a true ••crdict upon this conspiracy to protect the criminally rich in their effort to rule the country." Senator Brookhart then declar­ ed that evidence adduced beforo the committee and compentcnt in any court o f law had “ shown an organised conspiracy In the house- Thr foyal Neighbors of lUlAn . i •#i H e a r F r a n k J en n in g s W h e H e A dd resses V o te r s « T h is C it y T o n ig h t ' a t 8 0 Indications > re that a large crowd o f voters of Sanford and Seminole county wilt hear the ad­ dress o f Frank E. Jennings «'f Jacksonville tonight at 8 o'clock in behalf o f his candidacy foe i n f ­ e rio r. Mr. Jennings is scheduled to speak from the Seminole County Bank corner. Arrangements fo r . the meeting have been completed according to a statement given out WedneSlay by those in charge of the gather* ing. Mayor Forrest Lake will in­ troduce the speaker and Mr, Jeivnings will than present hi* pUtform. This will be Mr. Jennings’ fIrdt speech in this city in the pm eh t K 8«n- 8tu F IV E P r«H ) . B ER LIN . Apr. 10.— The balk ot editorial comment published in the Berlin paper* today in­ clines to the opinion that the report o f .BHgadiep , General Dawes, of the expert reparation committee constitutes the baais for, hegt}flaUon£\i Only t o iso­ lated Insta'nelJl’ b f nationalistic organa is- opposition voiced and even ,their fu miliar cry o f "un­ ,acceptable’' which gregfer past 3peech by PrbMOItor Daugherty . Committee ore Crowded - Chamber Galleries'of UW’Senate. T The A««<*eOlt»S PM M ) 3HINGTON, Apr. 10.— hi jve session the senate erty committee decided lay to speed up lts investiga' the books o f the Midland Washington, Court Hopse, Senator WheeUiti the cornprosecutor. leatek tonight hio to begin work, istor Moses. Republican, Hampshire, who was named abcommittee member to make Jhlo inquiry with Wheeler rigorously opposed In the rutor’s plans, and latsr with-. from the subcommittee, man Brookhart taking1:his The committee believes the books contain evidence o f ft* il operations o f Harry.. JL (icrty and others in conflrma- i S IN G L E , C O P IE S exchange, is the largest'.shipin Florida, and Senator John raylor, o f Largo, and Dr. E. Adams, q f L a x* A lfred, also ninent shipers, that they had tad to affiliate with the cxnge, gave considerable tmta to the movement fo r the •MHgwe • • •, ■ . *1 U three form er Independent raters said' that they wero u> Senator Fletcher the location of a cunal connecting up the St. Johns with'the Indian River. •The Inland Waterways Commit­ tee of the Sanford Chamber of Commorce of which A. P. Connel­ ly is chairman nnd the Sanford branch of the Waterway Traffic League headed by TL W. Knight, Held a meeting last night and dele­ gated Forrest Lake, A . P. Connelly and G. ,W. Knight o f Sanford and Judgo W. T. Bland o f Orlando nnd ■Patrick A. Vans Alffiew of \\ inter Park to jointly represent the local chamber and the league at meet­ ing in Pnlntkn. Although an adverse report on this canal has been returned by government engineers since the hearing held in Sanford some time jigo, it is now being re-agitated. Sentiment in the communities which would be served by this route has been aroused by tho Florida Waterways Traffic League to the bcncAts to be secured from this Improvement. Patrick A. Vans Agncw has proposed this inland waterwuy project to provide fo r freight car­ rying, passenger and pleasure craft, the estimated cost of which to complete it is $10,000,000. Such a canal would tic Jacksonville and * Continued on page 8. SanfordElksLodge Installs Officers at Meeting Last Night 3 & JE S 3 the reports to their governments and studying these reports for their own information. There is genernl agreement that the combined efforts o f Gen. Dawes and Owen D. Young have proved to be “ the most hopeful attempt at a settlement" yet made, and members of the re­ paration commission who are with­ out political connection admit that i f the Arst committee’s report wero treated purely as a business proposition, the business-life thing to do would be to present it .to Germany In decisive terms aa an offer fo r settlement. However, many thorny political questions are likely to arise and representa­ tive men among the allies concede that Germany will And In it many things hard to swallow. Mid-Way Solution In consenuenca o f thia the mem­ bers o f tne reparation commis­ sion are understood to feel that the allied governments will have to devise some mid-way solution before submitting the report to Germany, particularly aa tha Dawes’ proposals are very good; i f they are imposed on Germany— well, hardly." In any case the reparation com­ mission’s present attitude so fa r as can be learned is one-of quies­ cence with the probability that the reports will be carefully studied while awaiting instructions from the various governments. - Florida gubernatorial tandWhat ‘ In hla talk, Mr. Jennings *tr ed state Issues, as set forth'in platform, particularly exprahi appreciation fo r tha ntipporC w! the people o f Florida are accord* ing the law enforcement, rcapportlonment and good roads features o f his platform. • > A . B. Newton, fo r years one ol’ the leading Agurea in west Orange county and throughout the central part o f the state, an ex-newspaper man and fo r several year* a repreaentatlve in the state legid attro is supporting Mr. Jennings for ernor. A fte r a thorough canvas o f tho situation and investigation in tho field of candidates, Mr. Newton has come to the conclusion that Mr. Jennings is the best mail to the race. Here is what he ha# (o say about the former speaker* Of the House of Representatives Of this state: “ It is my belief that the Ds crats o f Florida are going to i inate Frank E. Jennings forernor on June' 3. I believe, because I am Apuly convinced with.him extending over a cunsk erable period o f years and bacato o f the constructive platform tytfc which he is basing his csndidsicy “ Mr. Jtnningi is a man who known throughout Florida « standing fo r things worthwltt and constructive. His recoi throughout has been abaohiW clean. No breath o f suspicioftto ever been voiced aa to tha JUen proachuble character o f his pufil or private life. This is a thtagfj unusual In Itself when a man, wt has mixed in state-wide polities. ! concerned, that it is' well wegtl o f mentioning. _ _ With approximately 70 mem­ bers present the Sanford Elks Lodge Wednesday night installed its new officers, which were as follows: Exalted Ruler, Harry B. Lewis; Esteemed Leading Knight, W. E. Walthall; ^Esteemed Loyal Knight, S. Bunge; Esteemed LecJohn Ludwig; See­ Ludwig; SecWring Knight- Johni velopment and up-build retary, J. D. Chittenden; X Treasurer, T *V u,!er' ida’a agricultural and L. J. .uursmiu, C. Marshall: TUer, E B. Roukej resources. He la now Trustees fo r thi braska by approximately 30,000.’ ter Thurston; 1 Lodge, Judge i GiJH?A(JO, A p r. lOr-Indlcations that the final majority of. President Coolidg* osar .Senator Joknson. in s& a ra A E Illinois, for Rep^bjjcan preference sident would amount to 1$0.nra given in the returns. About 000 procintc out o f 5,688 are un­ heard from. .• K N ew Revenue Formally Repor MARKET fS r T i t Am m Is M P rtM ) NEW O R LE A N 8 , Apr. 10.— Cot­ ton. M a r -31.43;-July 29.97. CHICAGO, Apr. 10-W hPat, May 101 to 101 1-4. July, 103. Corn, May 76 1-4 to 72 1-2. Oats, M sy iff 3J$ to-4 t l-fe------------------ NASH U A Sr T Ii NASHUJ Nashua pc two magjui left today 1 fiolals of-U Wa s h i n g t o n ! new ravenua bill was fi ported to the Senat* tod er with the new Democ °f. u tM or. carrying o out an in. schedule similar U I ed down in tha sc mitts*. It chn surtax o f 40 per v ‘3 * 1 , • * . < ' �PAGE EIGHT T H F S A N F O R D H E R A L D . ' W E D N E S D A Y , A P R I L 9, 1921 COMMITTEE OF LFARE WORK DAWES M A K E S \N DEVELOPS REPORT TODAY t Continued trom pagi. on*, in g a p e n t each year in Seminole county by th© various oodles anil j o t a Rteat deal o f good ia coming from It. She said one case had ®**n found-where irfftbttty hhd re­ ceived aid from several organiza­ tions including the county com­ missioners. She stated that such conditions tend to pauperise peo- moih ■ta iled h*fe, and now that it did BOt want to give it up. J»he said the primary work of tho organisation, was welfare and fealth work and that If the duties o f the county nurse were taken fta oiovsr by another body that Would mean taking away the taakH fo r which the association was formdu. Boh Mra. Leonardy and Misa Crawford ook occasion to refute « t t a l n statements made by the (finer. The motion by Mr. Entit&inger then followed. (Continued from page 1.) recovery o( nil European peoples and the entry upon a new period of, hnppineis and. prosperity urfThe covering letter o f General Dawes follow s: . ’"T o the president o f the repara­ tion commission: “ S ir: “ Your committee hns un­ animously adopted a report upon the means fo r balancing the Gcrmnn budget and the measures to be taken to stabilise its currency which I now have the honor to sub­ mit. I’ • “ Deeply impressed by n sense o f its responsibility to your commis­ sion and to the universal conscience the committee bases its plan upon those principles o f justice, fa ir­ ness and muual interest in the su­ premacy o f which not only the creditors o f Germany and Germany itself but the world also have a v i­ tal and enduring concern.’ “ W'ith these principles fixed ard accepted in that common good faith which is the foundation oi all business and the best safeguard fo r universal peace, the commit­ tee s recommendation* must bo considered not as ointlicting penal­ ties but as suggesting means for assisting the economic recover) of alj European peoples and the en­ try upon a new period of happiness and prosperity'unmenaced by war. "In its work the full committee hns held since Jan. 14, 1924, 4H meetings. The sub-committee on the stabilization o f currency, com­ posed o f M. Parmentier, Sir K. M. Kinderslcy, M. Emile Frnnqui and Professor K Flora, assisted by Mr. Henry M. Robinson und under the chairmanship o f Mr. Owen D. Young, has held OH meetings, and the sub-committee on balancing tpe German budget, composed of M.- A lix, aBron Houtart and Dr. Pirelli, under the chairmanship of Sir J. C. Stamp, has held CO meet­ ings. These sub-committees have also had th© assistance o f Mr. An­ drew McFadyean, the general sec­ retary o f the reparation commis­ sion. The time o f the committee, outside o f that consumed by its [Tle?-*ng8* *>a.3 ^een Riven largely u investi gation mid study; x . Delivered Anyw here in the city 50 CTS. FO R 5 G A L L O N S See W. B. Lynch or Phone 539 ttn n ttttiu tu n ttttn tiu iiu m tu tttitt % ♦ “ No nursery tree is a first class tree unless hud ded from a bearing tree o f a known quality anc quantity o f production.” — O. W. Connor. And thus make your grove a “ Rest Producer.” It cannot be done with just any kind o f trees. Acquaint yourself with the propagation methods of the Then it will be quite easy to decide where In buy your trees. I will be pleased to show you, and give you the benefit o f my grove experence. (ACROSS T H E B R ID G E FROM N E W S M Y R N A ) %%%%i , R. C. N E W E L L , Agent, Longwood, Pin. ■ For on that date we a re g oing to hold our TO R Y S A L E of Ocean to River Lots. A H O M E-FO LK S •. IN All roads will lead to N E W S M Y R N A * B E A C H on that day. FOLLOW TH E A R R O W S and note that the new road between DeLand and New Smyrna is now open and in excellent condition. Come on over and let’s have fun. • ■ ' • • H A D D O C K G IVES ; R E S U M E SCOUTT iur kindness •ee at the South Side School-** ■'ream work counts. Ability to tspend at any time o f the day eraeverance, your boys have e above thoroughly instilled I their every day life.” ^‘During my career ir. Y. M. C. . work, coupled along with Itedt.th, l have visited many'scout rganizations and as yet have E This is Your Opportunity to Own Beach Property at the W e put tfn. this special pre-Easter event F i n to Asthma and Hay F svm Sufferers stimulating early buying. Our shop is for the purpose the choicest W e offer you unrestricted selection at special prices. of replete with a very large representation of Dresses and Millinery of kind. Lowest Possible reducted . Compare this price with Beach property prices anywhere else alonsr the East Coast and M A K E U P Y O U R M IN D Q U IC K ! b ■ i* ’. ‘ And remember— Beacfh Property is going to be in great demand this Summer and coming Winter, so get ready to share in the profits of the im­ mediate Summer trading. too Important to reflect. to/. Writ, bow tad tx.ln the method • no monr,. Bmpl, mail cot poo In the newest interpre­ tations of the modeW hether it*n for street, af­ ternoon or aports wear the simple frocks predominate. In your preference o f Can­ ton Crepe, Roshanara. Printed Crepe, ChitTon nnd novelty materials. O f charming fashion. You can indulge your denire to the fullest extent. Hatn for street, sport, a f­ ternoon or evening wear. In glorious color effects and h o many variations o f line that you are certain to find the perfect one among them. Flowers, ribbon ami fancies on silk or straw. A worthy collection in every way. $29.75 Dresses at .................$24.95 $24.50 Dresses at W e are improving N E W S M Y R N A B E A C H rapidly, and very soon the new Bridge from N ew Smyrna will connect with thiB property which will create an immediate enhanceme it in value. « LV A SA S 1 $11.95 Grades at ....................... :. . $ 2 2 . 0 0 *aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa $22.50 Dresses at ...-:............. $19.75 THEATRE W E C O R D IA L L Y IN V IT E YO UI One Special Lot At $16.75 Values up to *24.50. A ll Linens, Voiles, Ging­ hams, Etc., reduced special fo r these 3 days. A ll others reduced. • *• ■* rery home. • Comedy, “ Hkylarkiag.” 144 SOUTH REACH STREET, D A Y T O N A . drama that tourhea cry man's Ufa and cchoe* in : Selling Agents. . •• It's a _ ’ ’‘ ' Price* 10 ned 25 canty. Thuraday and Friday label N on a end la “ T U B F.XTBA G IRL.” C. M. ROGERS A N D tn w 910 M A IN 'S T., D A Y TO N A BEA C A N A L STHEET, N E W S M Y R N A . ■ ’ ■ .■ ’ • D. F. F U Q U A Y , O W N E R S A N D ................................ April 16-17 D. W. Griffith’. ’ • ■ DEVELOPS ■ �*» I TH E S A N FO R D H E R A LD , T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 10, 1924. - ne Republican eting Imparts a Be o f Dignity Osage Queen C L E V E L A N D , Apr. 9. — The nxmlcipal auditorium in which Or Republican national conven­ tion w ill b « h e ld 'h e re In June, naa a remarkable faculty o f impartin g a sense o f dignity to the auamisted —in JA - ac1W » ® « jr ,+S "C it3r M a n a g e r W illiam E, Hopkins. Athletic events,, Mr. :Hopkins said, which elsewhere Would have led to confusion, dis­ order an4, possible rioting, have -been witoudsed Ih the auditorium fW lth noteworthy ^ecorum and ren tn iid , 1 " I a a w two baakitball games played succesaitstiyf ln the hall,*’ ■aid Mr. Hbpkins,/'one in tho a f­ ternoon and Opel in th » evening. Tho first w as1 between two Un­ beaten high schools, keen rivals, and I waa impressed by the good feelin g and sportsmanship-shown by the rooters fo r the contending teams. The second was between the local professional team und visiting champions. Tho referee, although a Cleveland man, re­ peatedly made decisions adverse to the hotno plnyers, and I sup­ pose many o f the local fans in! vrardly thought them extreme. Y e t their only manifestation o f displeasure was a subdued grum ­ ble, just oncejn^rPMu t°ld that similar re­ straint marked, spectators ut an amateur bout in the hail when a W u r ly visitor was pummcling and ApuMsMatr A local boxer. Everyon ! in the crowd wus fo r the un­ derdog,, according to the account I received, but there w ere not hisses and none o f the open re- ■ ■ --- ■ 1 . . 11 , , I I *----- r— A tlantic Coast Line Railroad Go., Right-Of-Way Blk 4^ Tr. 5 ....... ........ .. .u ...... ............... S. O. and J. C. Chase, Lot 6, Blk 4, T iv 6 ........ M. F . Robinson, F. 1-2 o f Lot 1, Blk 1, Tr. 6.’. S. 6 . Shinholscr, W . 1-2 o f L t 1, Blk 4, Tr. 6 .„ Unknown, E. 6.1 ft. Ix)t 0, Blk 4, Tr. .6 ............. W . II. Hand, W. 64 f t Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr. 6.......... C. W. U in g Lot 1, Blk 4, T r .7 ...... 1'.V............... 404.05 W* P. Brooks, Lot 6, Blk 4, Tr, 7 ....... 404.05 Jesse S. Roberts, I « t 1, Blk 4, T r.,8 ----4U4JUS w U r-M i-M itch vll, Lot C, B n m r T F T 'ff ....' 404.05 Atlantic Const Line Rajlrond Company, E. 45 feet o f M yrtle Ave.,.between First St. and Third Street ________________________________ ' 64.7 223.44 The above .and.foregoing final assessments are payable without i interest up to A P R IL 15, 1021, and from und a fter said date, said special assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual install* ments, with interest at 8 par cent per annum on nil deferred payments. Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City o f San­ ford, Florida, this 12th day of March, A. I ).- 10241 (S E A L ) L. R. P H IL IP S , City Clerk. ' 3-13-20-27-4-3-10 ------ U— im iM ia n H M u im R a m u ia N m iiiiiiia iu iH iM H ; Statement of Condition A t the Close o f Business March 31st, ,1924. A S R E N D E R E D TO STATE C O M PT R O LLE R C a p it a l1 ST R E E T, B E TW E E N O AK A V E N U E A N D M Y R T L E A V E N U E . Notice is hereby given that the construction o f the asphalt pave­ A ll Indians do hot wear blank­ ets. Mrs. Ceorge Beaulieu (above) is a member o f tho Osage trible, wealthiest group o f individuals in the world since discovery o f oil on their Oklahoma ands. Mrs. Beau­ lieu’s income annually from oil land is $13,100, and soon will be more. She is a graduate o f an eastern finishing school and is nn accomplished musician. Her fath­ er is Chief Wheeler. -P E P ” CLUB FORMED. Total cost ............... ........................................ To be borne by City 1-3, $95.54. To be borne by adjacent property owners, $191.08 Number fe et frontage, 492.4. Assessment per foot frontuge $0,388. FRED T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer. Feet Final Name in Frontage Estimate C L E A R W A T E R , Apr. 9— The “ Pep” Club” — Pinellas editorspubllshers— has been orgnnized by the newspaper men of Pinel­ las county, fo r the purpose o f holding get-together meetings front time to time. The next meeting will be held at Largo, when the members w ill be enter­ tained with “ something unusual/ W . L. Straub, J. B. Paine and A. Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co., Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 6... F. Fuller compose a committee Alice F itts and L. If. Gibbs, I » t 9, Blk. 3, Tr. 5.... that w ill draw up a charier and Atlantic Const Line Ry. Co., Right-of-way in Blk, by-laws nnd arrange for a per­ COX S P E A K S A T M IA M L 3. Tr. 5 .............. ................................... manent organization. Chase & Co., Lot 12, Blk 3. Tr. 6 ............. .............. M IA M I, Apr. 8.— -Former Gover­ Newspapers are worth a lot of Chase & Comimfiv: Lot 1. Blk 4. Tr. 5 ................. nor James M. Cox o f Ohio w ill address the n »»_ ifla state Federation o f Labor in judge in that city fined a man five session hero at a banquet Tuesday dollars after he had confessed to evening at the Ponce do Leon ho* “ swiping” a newspaper from a tel. I t ia understood he w ill dis­ nowstand. Sometimes it’s rather cuss the necessity o f legislation risky to pics up a paper belonging to somebody else. fa? protection o f labor. .... ... | 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Surplus and U n d iv id ­ ed P ro fits .............. TO A L L P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S O W N IN G P R O P E R T Y ON SECOND ment on Second St. between Oak Ave. nnd Myrtle Ave. has been com­ pleted, and the completed work has been finally accepted by the Com­ mission o f the City o f Sanford. The following is- the finnl estimate o f the cost o f widening the sheet asphalt paving on Second Street between Oak Ave. and Myrtle Ave. from 24 feet to 30 feet in width/ • , 40 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ............. ..................... ■—...........( 16,00 146 Sq. yds. rock boYS^iJg) 75c ....... ................................. ........... 109.50 140 Sq. yds. 2” sheet nsphult top @ 97c ......... ......... ..... .... 141.62 laboratory Inspection ...... ........................................ ......... „ 3.30 t Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2*;! ............. ...... '.........■ 5.40 Engineering 4ft ......; J___ ...... ..... .......... .................. . 10.80 a a R R a a R u iu i^ D iv id e n d s U n p a i d .... 53,210.19 8,726.65 * 4,548.55 49,000-00 r \SK AND DUE F R O M B A N K S ....... i Due W ar F in a n c e C o rp o ra tio n ......... D E P O S IT S 1,632,070.12 534,136.13 $1,812,919.72 • $1,812,919.72 * T o ta l D ep osits M arch 31st, 1924 T o ta l D ep osits M arch 31st, 1923 $1,632,070.12 1,036,245.60 In c re a s e in D ep osits in one y e a r ..... 595,824.52 T o ta l resou rces M arch 31st, 1924..... T o ta l resou rces M a rch 31st, 1923 .... 1.812.919.72 1.210.132.72 In c re a s e to ta l resou rces in on e y e a r STRONG- PROGRESS! VET Forrest Lake, President. G. W. Spencer, 2nd Vice President C O N S E R V A T IV E A . R. K ey, Vice-President-Cashier. R. W. Deane, Ass’ t Cashier. DIRECTORS T O A L L P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S O W N IN G PR O PE R TY ON SECONL STR E E T, FRO M O A K A V E . T O FRENCH A V E . T ^ l f i following Is the final estimate of the cost o f paving Second S t m t xroln .'Oak Ave., west to French Ave., a width o f 24 feet with sheet asphalt on a 6” rock base: 8Q2 Cu . yds. excavation @ 40c — ,— — - .......................— $ 350.80 EE-900 Sta. yds. overhaul @ l c ........................ ........——....... 9.00 U f » L i * fq e ty p c p ftf rcttrl£nnd ......t?Q70,2* 4*7 Lin. ft- flush curb & 3 0 c ____ ..........................128.10 A 1 0 U n . ft. granite curb reset <g> 15c -------------.-----16.50 . 2990 Sq. yds. 6” rock base @ 75c ----------- ----- —............. ..... 2242.50 Joe Cameron, A. T. Rossetter, Thos. Emmett Wilson Jno. C. Bennett, G. W . Spencer, A. P. Connelly, Forrest Lake, A. R. Key, L. P. McCulter. ....raw**# 480 Hq. yds. ’brick relaid @ 4 2 c ................. — V T I fir -»■■!■ ti *p» T* '1 5 1 0 Sq. ft. concrete, alley returns @ 22e ...... j fl Sq. f t sidewalk @ 2bc --- ------------------- 2 Typo A Inlets (2) $30.00 .......— .......... 0 Type B Inlets @ $27.00 ...................... t 2 Manholes 4-6 ft. deep @ $50.00 ..— ........ 1 Manhole 6-8 ft. deep @ $60.00 .................... - 1170 Lin. ft. 3” drain' tile laid @ 65.00 per M. 5 438 Lin. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.10 ............. 848 Lin. ft. valley gutter @ $1.05 .............. ... 2 ' Monuments at street intersections <g> $6.50 • E xtra Work ............................. ~ .... ...... - - ...... ,-Liboratory Inspection — .................. .......... r L e g a l expense, advertising, etc., 2% ...... . I kJ m Engineering 4% ------- ---- ........ ............ .......... Delivered Anywhere in the city * 50 CTS. FOR 5 G A L L O N S See W. B. Lynch or Phone 539 owe rew TIQuality Did It M Y R T L E A V E . & 4TII S T _______________________________ .P H O N E 539 STYLE IS THE GREATEST SPRING TONIC! T H E H O M E O F “GOOD GOODS” Easter Gives You The Dress-Up Feeling T o be borne by City 1-3......... ............ T o m borne by property owners — Number o f feet frontage, 1896.4. Assessment per foot frontage, $3.4534 F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer Feet Final Frontage Assessment W S M .,.. Description Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Lot 8, Blk 3, .~..................... 117 404.05 166.41 A lice Fitts and L. H. Gibbs, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr. 5... Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-W ay ^ y p t -3, Tr. 6 ............................... ............. — .Chase A Co., Lot 12, Blk 3, T r. 5 ........................ \ M attie O. Pace, Lot 8, Blk 3, T r. 6---------------- — [ L . H. Gibba, Lot 11, Blk 3, T r. 6 ...... ................ Clara Benjamin, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 7 ................. ' E . M. Furen, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 7 — .......;..— ' M i*. E. M. Roberts, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 8 ................. 'M b . F. K. Smith, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 8 ................. ' Chase A Company, Lot 1, Blk 4, T r. 5 ............. . I »o (M M vms win \ 0 AIRYMAtf5 \ B5WJMS.T/ :A S M Economy is not determined by price alone but by the value of the article purchased. Our line of .“ GOOD GOODS” is so priced that it represents true economy in feeding. YO U R M O NEY B AC K IF YOU A R E N O T S A T IS F IE D ." '* H hot what a cow EATS but what she DIGESTS thatproduct* tiilk andbutterfats DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED Orlando, Fla, Kuppenheimer Good Clothes . Meet All Requirements— $35 to $50— Aw ay ahead in style and tailoring. Equal to any in the land for fabric and value. These suits definitely assert their supremacy as leaders in fashion and workmanship. The choice of well-dressed men. — Made for every type of figure in the latest colors, fabrics and patterns in pleasing array for men and young men. — Others all worsted Suits from $25 to $50. (Cwoitnt 2*1 fivtruO .CsuUtn* men than 79$ DIGESTIBLE nutrient*. C o N o r th \ “ No nursery tree is a first class tree unless bud­ ded from a bearing tree o f"a known quality and quantity o f production.” — 0 . W. Connor. — When they see these ex­ cellent Emery Shirts— with or without collars, plain and striped colors— they can’t help but say “ good,” whether fashion Bays so or not; in this case fashion says “ good'' too. — A new Stray; Hat brings many u cool thought on a hot day. Stylish broad-brim­ med, and low-crowdned. Sennits— genuine imported Panamas— fashionable Leghorns— new tan and grey Straws— plain and with fancy bands. — The Bat-W ing Bow Tie^ in novel polka-dot effects are quite the thiflg. — Step in and «e e these today and join tho Straw-hat brigade. — The correct fashion now among smart dressers— men who gre first authori­ ties in such matters. — The tasty style and summer coolness of Florsheim Skeleton-Lined Oxfords offer re­ freshing change to the man who has not as yet satisfied his feet with a pair o f Florsheim Low Shoes. — Many men would look well In a “ Gateo*a-jar” col­ lar, if they would but tr y them. ___ _____ * s .» r 25 Ai S a f i * * . O. _____ ~ m i l » ( ! • ( ( . M l«k. .............. 4 I J I l«a tr * a l. V. O - ...... .... - I M I * Via BaHImor*'and rail. * T » lr 4a, l»------- ----------- 4I.T1 l u k M n l l l t To • W > a i « | l n . n. C . ------ * 1.11 4VU Ualilmurc or Philadelphia and And thua make your grove a “ Best Producer.” It cannot be done with just any kind of trees. Acquaint yourself with the propagation methods of the I — A ll.w a te r via Phfladalphla or Baltim ore: direct connection* Philadelphia, three days lay over a t Baltimore, rickets Include meala (except ticket* fo r Savannah/Ha > All room* i Alleghany and Berkshire and some room* on other steamers iv* extra charge ic k a e a v llle T e* U l t t n e i e M * P . M - yin t a w a l a k J ie k e e e e llle To PhlUdrlphla Onto P. via aaeeeneh L A K E JEM, F L A . Then it will be quite easy to decide where to buy your trees. I will W pUw^d t^-»hew -you,-and give you the benefit o f my grove experence. carried an all steamer a Oacladlag tiom i rara wm lad Barfcahita). Sccura sUtaroom “ accammndatloaa >.* ■paca fo r automobllea wall In advance. Full Inforramt**t a* "Ask Mr. P ia tir" bureau*, or u . ... - - R. C. N E W BIX, a. Agint, Longwood, Fla. — A fte r a’ rub down, It’s great to slip into a coolweight, athletic unidn suit, o f a durable porous mater­ ial that assures summer comfort. ,— TT1** Tlnlpark-ia just tho “ ticket,” good looking and strong, cut full and roomy. P in checks. — Reliable, refined,- the kllfcTheTrtnjoy. The newest styles and colors in all sizes. — Add the famous Edwin Clapp Shoes. Spec­ ially priced $13.50. ‘ ; — A new style note in men’s fashions o f C o n a U e X * importance to. the weli- �TH E SAN FO R D H E R A LD ; TH U R SD AY, A P R IL 1 0 ,10JM. TTTTTTr C H IL D R E N ’S F A T A L DISEASES tm Jfcr Clrr«K. Court « f J|r«t||iol« the ilh dsx o f — BOND ISSUE DEFEATED. • Ooifwtr. rtsrMit. in u iim im r. * Courthirass at sanfe W t ’ST PALM BEACH, Apr. 9-r* rrarnr TfvAMjrirmr Brrfm rrprm n* Osontor.. Kinrid*.. ADc^ ^ Thi# Wormli ami narasites in th e jn in both receipts and VdpI* ■ | i uj't. i it iniiiv i i no f Palm i all : iProperty owners Baech popuhii <$'-[ pT ^ ’lr nu- t*im children i undermine rnl,f\t(jrpa,><tarini thc ■ ’ ))ave |;l L‘ n“ the voted down a $350,900 bond testines of 1**“ « 4 „ V e ^ , u , t& % \ so weaken their vita lity!*• * n r 4-. .^“ CDpnaM^t. 31, lcc o fd ln g jicSue v |A trip-that i t replete with pleas­ have „ treat in store for them. , ? & pict“ r? points out mo*t e x -, year ending March for stfCit. sewer and light thnt .they are urtablo to resist the • , ? ? £ £ V l o U i n u i rrtft ' pV bSiiSMiJIJ 1j O t I6 x . ' „ son o f annuel figure-. ant one that should bo taken Within the next few days a coupon M L ? 1**1 , screen-struck to a comparison t o iiarasrni ttanW *. it li l Ba«| It&masti Kail Sevan * improvements and n new city Vail, diseases so fatal to child life. Thh to r this port with those i if la to give a few doses _Uj*atut.-.U.»tr..'u«x»*»niinf W.1f n f t * -------- ------ ------------ -- will appear in this' ii*pcr cnuti- |}J” to expericr safe course ami ordered, tH A'fK s make nnh., Receipts r.f spirit* Ttsref lot- j According to Gur Jordahn. Palm sylvonls. anil Rtbrl'C. Wallses amt White’s Cream -Vermlf o y g r - It he Halifax Country fo r genernl t *n? f v« v reader to a delicious free iL u ll. 1 ' i i .■ |«la d . I 23jflee-%artfds against 136,- j Beach property owner and ofTteial of Kmmett Wnllare. her husband. day, of April, 13H. r,.rr j i " destroy^ and expels' — V o — ‘~ ~ v — — -------------- --- ---------- .destroys nnd expels the worms HansTillr Partington County, fFKAL) L c a t io n a s A o t h c . ^ p U r e s s j j ^ ° f C h e n * C o l n ^ . . W * ] a r * 00' r K. A. tJOP? J I .. _ . _ i-v*'crage. ' i r u r r m e ..rm .^ t/ n i,-H ii 1'^.“ ,n l V ’1 riark of the election, the residents1without the siigKeat injury to the Koutli Caroltn.u Clerk, Cirex ing made along the East Coast, This treat is made through j TH IS GUT — ITf IS W O lm I totals weite - 12 9 ,15 1 - fw hJack on- 0f ,j,nt city preferred to finnnee health or activity/fr thc child. Price T oji and vach o f y»'u ar« hersby Semlnore c«S* the trip to N ew Smyrna Beach. : , s treat is made tnrougn specMONEY 135,lfin for SafhqnAh.the improvements • . — required to appear ip Ihn bill o fi Ry A. M. Wcski. Uem'iW.j ville vBle nnd nnd 135,lfMi fo r Sajknnkh. by. increased di-|35c. .Sold by Union tr-. Pharmacy. complaint lb tHls'csUse ’Od’ afonday. j l- 3 - lo .lf- lt l.lt , * _. , A very few years ago there were 15*. arr5T,?f.,nent/, w t “ thc , Chem* iSend this nd nnd ten cents taxation rathen than b y --------- ------- ----- »• - . ; r . : r = t s developments on the peninsula ^°tn °Bttllng Company, bottlers . Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield'Av,-c., 62.1,339 against receipts u o f 618,tde from Ormond Beach, Sea- ?*Chero-Loia in this city. A ll you Chicago, HL, writing. y6ur name 052.«■' £ & t ^ J r r r r ^ r 'M 'i s p E E D • u p your iin iiM in ix im in n in n iiiiim iin H U ! cese, Daylona Beach and across C“ P ” no couPon und land address clearly. Y o if.will* rc« dealer*. | e inlet from Foncc Park and op-|tu* c ‘ to the nenx'est [ crivn crlve n a Tcn.cpoi ten^ce^t l-sU'e °« If ’ wO- A N E X IIIL A B A T IN G H i ’ FACT Jordnhh stated. ‘ j L A Z Y LIV E R a - ~ _HI____la . This . __a I.PV'U IIA V P V AND I i m rPAD tslte New Smyrna, the settlem ent1 This nffn* offer i* is m a ailM sure-enough ltreat, L E Y ’S .HONEY T A R /^AU COM* . sense _________________________ ______li ___ A bottle o f Herbinc onilhe shelf [ . Coronado. Today practically In every of the word. You do |t'OUiN lor ______ iouir,is,, _____ *unjs ___ unu “Bond of Clem Jones Liver and Kidney 3 , ' . ttiUI,ilnum worth m nrl L entire coastline from 20 milos not even have to sign your name 1hoarseness, also free sample pack*;nt home is like having a'doctor, in ' Tonic Will Ho It iJ L as t * . ?022 prth of Daytona Beach and south to the coupon. Just dip and use . «* < * o f FO LE Y FILLS, a diuretic j the house all the time. . I t | ‘ r e* K Friendship ■t stimulant for the kidneys and' instant relief when thh digestion **L ‘ , * 1.22 % Mosquito Inlet is in the pru- it and enjoy yourself. T uat’s all. As a tonic wlom tln re l» wrak- \S5 k*s of development and bulWiisg; . K ^ p y q u r . w ,on.The Herald, i F O L E Y .C A T H A R T IC T A B L E T S 1pets out o f order or t l# b^veU p n w u p n . »«■«. >inO lack of appetite, when n 't , , little o\„rtl,,n nukcv you real 13S — •’ ----- ---------J»e demand fo r lots nlonp fhd Tho toupon sH/librf pbfciishbd with*- M or Constlpatlun* anil, Bllisusness. fail t"> act. One or twoj.dwwi is Offer’’ tlrcU, your I m ilra«. j opr lotclt i M&. These wonderful remedies have all that is necessary to st-irt lujm; i ( Ecan front Hi this midseetion of in the next few days. ■* r.)i ache*, your mouth la*tc* and y*mr e e l.f t« helped* *millions Try i moving and restore that .pno— [iorida has reached stupendous j '|nt| _• j nun **«'*• ituiiHw* t oiM|miniuun iw -----j ■**I**M U |of/ i people. L rtl'O-p H liTokt'O. ( ‘ lent .Ioni a l.lu f I w . ing o f cxhllarslion nnd Buoyancy suffer any longer from rhea_ Don’t _,r _____ ___________ _ nttd Kliln-jv Tonic I* th„ one thing! “ ’'k SS portionf,. and Vpliifst have con- 1 'I0 r iU & >9111(161118 i them. Soljl everywhere, o f ' spirits iwltidi bolonga* uni* to matiam. W hy endrro such intense I.'.Y'V' 1!J' t' cV!r’}!ylucntly and>alUvaHy grown. x _ A l_ ----------:------(icrfcot ■ health. ■ “Price ■ 60c.ISoip by pains In the muscles, rerves and V/in k s ’ uivVllt " ‘ a’ n i * * KfnN M ■ m s And now C. M. Rogers and D. F. | E 2,t f r,t ? i " e<1. L a s t -Butsum Pension Bill nil joints? i TON.lt.', bernuse i f Its tsmcrwl Icadihg druggists. jjquay, two builders t)f thc HaliTho poicccs of rhrutnalb.n are T"N U ’ nml lif,u ii.KuInc effect, his ---.A. fx Country, tyhy. hnvc seen p m t' Night By Rosebro ig Reported Favorable I Itsrlf ns a reenidihietl can-ied in tho blood. L K O N A R .D I’3 remedy FOR W O R KIN G PE O PLE teds and oportunitlw, have ncf,,r TCq,t'l(> I.IVKIL The best o f .workers get out of E L I X IR FO R T H E B L O O D cornKltVMt, MW.AItlA ANIi rO l.l'R ^ired practically 316 acres of (Cotninectl from page 1.) By House Committe '• i . k . m joshs i.ivuit Ar;i> Kinsorts \\hen thc liver foils tojoct. bats these poisons, drives them out >|« . ’ tj ■ ml peninpuj^- property justt followed. NHV TO N I'' 1* not only Itcnencial Local Spanish W.tr veterans will [ They fe d languiL h a l f - s i * . ‘’blue’’ of (Jjj» I«y »U «. Th e (hnmwtiiim as a liver mrdl-lne. |,ut It e*yr-}HH yth of the present tnwnshin of Tlionp enjoying last night’s en­ W ATC H H. K. Rotic- he interested in the following mos-; nnddiscouragedand th in k lh e y .T e vamshM T o u c a p R o i ^ u t your ej*'-a a el»nn*inx nml fiHntiHiitlng] E:f; (ironmlo, nnd across from New tertainment were: Infliii-tme j,, m,- ntnuineli nml hmv-l £5 jtyma. nt the headwaters of bro. N. T. Cobb, E. C. Colson of sage received by R. F. Terhctin, i gettin g laxy. Nt'sleet o f - L E O N A R n r V P L l> t Tli mu ali Its excetlent rn • NEXT L I X I R F O R *Ta, lo Indian Rivsr, nnd arc laying the Southern Utilities Company, from Washington in regard to thc symptoms Bin.___ might. f_. result m a rack L E O N A R D I 3 1 LI>. llinttlr propi rile* tilllnq.* Importtim «... spell, HPeil. therefore the ie foundation there for n ncar- l’rof. Gaines, G. A. Calhoun- J. W. thc sensible course T H E B I i>O U does mo.c than this UeS wlileh Imve Interferred wltli TUESDAY'S--*.,*, take a dose o off two C o f Her- for _jrou It builds new strength In.ilthv prxrea*,-* nre driven mil. itnrc municipality. Mcllor It. K. Hurst, E E. Peeples, ( viaca M r the increase in tnc pen* is to »ake nr* I'll,I.S while imlnu the I t is just the mcdielnc neett- i and vita!.,/ , It j tii-t insures against Take tf •-*» bine. [Workmen are'busy' grading and meilh tm —the TUNIS la h II that I* h Eion• ,, c0nRiot t*,° soldiers who P A P E R •n.q :ia.N Riddle R. M. \oK, WU-, in thc of x m . took part cd to purify the system ^nd re recurrence of attacks. nee*te,|. Jirfacing streets, laying content T ry L E O N A ItD I’ 3 E U X IR i ■riiu' fOMT IS HMAt.li—Til K t ■ ,<A. . . . store tne vim and ambition of lilcwnlks, nnd a little farther on son. J. \\. Friedman, II C. Stnn-i “ A t a meeting Monday morning Sold by all FO R T H E B L O O D now. Refuse rtHNHPlT I.S tJURAT. health. Price COc fiey are cutting out the under- field. JCutimlllni A Anderaiin. K.nift>rd., l » a « S I * « * * * B B * a ' it l „ . of the steering committee o f the substitutes. A t all druggists. Florida. □ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ hum rowth, 'grubbing thc pnimetio Members of the c ass returned o f Ronmentatlvcs, With dt-uggists. ots. leveling, and, above all, P,oV r ^ l l « G£ ni°,e ^ 1<; “ Jtcr Wha ; ‘ he two committees on pension., of n r; f. Game, declared to be a most, the; bouse, un agreement -wan renting. ! nm The'work ia absorbing nnd in- Z Z T W 5to“ - , Hc reached t;, prarenT he Bur.um brciting even to thc ^ workers before his departure that the stu -, penilion bill, which was reported dents were greatly impressed with hemsclvcs, nnd one l« Impressed favorably without amendment for their earnestness— from thc thc workings o f the local plants the consideration of thc wlmlq body on A pril 21.” iborcr to the sales mnnager. fhsy work ns one walks who has f i 2 AM USEM ENTS There is no doubt tho House will •1 il'xcd destination. udopt the bill us it stands and it J.’ l-RTi The entire trset is rnpnlly tnh- • When Mack S en n ett,'th e, pro­ will then g o to President Coolidgc •■llu. ducer o f the newest Mabel Nor- for cither his acceptance or rejec­ ng shape ns n subdivision ,Twp jqand picture, “ The Extra G irl," tion. ' , " oulevards, one paralleling tho ccan front and one the shorn sat down to write tho script, he . i ' v |ne of the river, nre being cut conceived the idea o f placing! upiS irough 100 feet wide and will on the silver-sheet an answer to N C W ' N t i V U l P o l i c y them illion nnd one letters he hard surfaced, while 60-foot Announced by Wilbur tract* from ocran to river, nlxo had received from screen-struck girls throughout the nation, ask­ Jajrd surfaced, nre rapidly nenrW A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 10.— The Hg completion. ^ ing him ndvicc ac to how to enter , ____ ____ ___ n Tip» ***KiH- = iiemiim government He evolved thc IdoaofpukHnga safeguard to the nr beach property has been givHo evolved the idea o f putting against such leases as those grant­ in the fret that prnctiriiUy a funny angle’ to n g ir l’s endeav­ ed under former Secretary Uenby very lot on both sides hns been ors to brenk Into the pictures nntl was announced Thursday by Sec­ ought n* shon ns n street wn.t still carry on a romantic (ingu retary Wilbur. In n letter to Sen­ u for. it through. nnd incidentally throw in some ator Pale, Maine, chairman o f the '*t HIM; The beach on which the dovcl- dramatic thrillers to make the senate naval committee he declar­ Ipmcnt fronts i« one o f the finest big production stand up ns a su­ ed "no lenses or contracts will be bf the const, nffording a wonder­ per-production. F. Richard Jones made" by thc navy department approval of ful surf for bathing nnd delight­ dircctcdi t. Now that "The Ex- without the personal . tm Girl’’ is being exhibited in-* ^ secretary of the navy. ful driving for automobilistn. itblic, Mabel Norm and as thn The development o f B E R LIN , Apr. 10— The condition ittle country maiden, who to nn Beach is a credit, of Hugo Stinnes was viewed this Hollywood would go to fulfill her Ition. nnti the owners' ™ >. J i .• 1 ., . * , % , . • d e s e r v e greatest ambition, has given llie nfternoon ns hope-less ns n result Jsalesmen nnd workers of added complication in the nature I credit for the undertaking rand screen something more than n of dcublc pneumonia. He is uncon. movie character. I the manner of its handling. “ The Extra Girl’ 'abounds in scioua and. said to be resigned to Developing six horsepower, n funny scones, the kind of fun th a t) Impending end. nudiences delight \ _ ■— ------.. _ [benzine motor invented in bwed- comedy-loving **Ulj£. in, and yet tho story carries ip weighj* only ^ poyntj#. , the, character*:' through , n w m a i Here’s A Chance To 8 *Sennett film the most ^ erest" c rw w -c w a 'F w d «•week tw ift, F L O R ID A C IT Y 'L E A D S .. - m 0Nv,LLE- RHEUMATISM ENDED f Yout\ Easter Problem is Quickly somwesi J r ^ t * ,v-L J »-*ivo ry ifH At Ovlvdn, FI*., In the Stnlr of Flarlds. st tbr clu»r bn*lnp*s. Mbrrh 11. m i . IIKAOUM'KX t Diana- on R »«l Estate -----------------------r-..,. I/O*ns on Collateral Becurlly t*th*r than Real Estate... . ... All nlh**r Uoans and Discounts ............ ................... t'nlteir States Ronds — ....... ....... . ...... State, County and Mtiiiieliial Uonds lluiklnx House. Furniture and Fixtures Due from Incorporated Hanks ....... - ............ . • • < t':i*h nn Hand . .... ................*.......—..... .... Tm lisle Items ................................... ..................... Depositors Ouarantec Fund .. ... . — ......... Mutual Klru F u n d ....................... .................... ...... T o ta l ____ ...................... ........................... :r,,:txj.9s 3n.sm.sa 6.63*.06 1.600.00 JS.174.7C 2.034.31 US*.on 2.701.70 120.00 117,321 02 7.500.00 20.711. IS 900 X5 2;5ti0 on 11X6,379.61 Total" ....... . ...^ ................ ..................... — STATE OF FMXtlDA. foim ty o f ttemlnol*. as. . I. C. it. PUnta, •’ashler of the nlinvo-pnmnd ilqnk. do solemnly swear lh«l the uliosu itatvmcnt la tru« to tho liest of my knowledge gad Imllof. I\ It. MI,A NTH, I'sshter. ItE fT —-ATTEST: , COIttlEI it. (i. SMITH. It. ,F; - l f i | ) U ( R . T. W. liA W T tW , Directors. SuUedrlbctl Sntl sworn to before ms IM » Hlh <!»*• of April, IU34. T. I*' t.TNUO. Notary Ptihllc. i P O P — lM i iO uM i tE t aNxT *Jr v/Jt> —■— Pretty! 30.000 0O 4.600.00 1.7*2.64 Tudlvlded Profits (l.esx Expanses nnd Taxrs tmtlvldunt Deposits HuliJeet to Uherk Demuutl.Cartifleates of tirposlt . Time CertlfIrate* Ilf Depnsll ...... t'ashler'H Plterks (lutstundlnK • . Dus to Incorporated Hunks .... Oh Henry! “P 'in t io S — A r a m l * — ip r frlm it*. s i tend m et A n e w treato-e that c f D on D u m a * never thought of O n lle n r y l- New Hose A Fln« Candy—1Oc EvcryuAcr* SH EER W RAK ABLE m The new Tipt-Toe host; from Phoenix. Thc hmto with tho reinforced too for added wear— silk with lislo at toe and top. EJ X Smith Co. n iS T R IR U T O H S Jacksonville, Flprida. Cofors o f nude, bclgique, tlawn, sunset, nlrddale. browns, and black nnd white. A moat re­ markable hose nt thc price o f $1.85. B Y ____ T A Y L ta t ' 1------------ <;■>..Yii'ifi..---------------------------------------------------------- — - I PLACE THE HAY BEHIND ME AND R E P E A T - HO»<US POKUS — PRESTO C H A N G O - HAT, POP* A LL t DO IS Po t t h i s s t r i n g o f WEGNERS INTO IT — GOfASWCNMN DAT IS VOO RE <3<5>1>j a d o ANN 1AV*OC C STUFF Clever! Plaster frockit— never so pretty before. Charmingly laced frocks, frocks with hand drawn work, frocks in white, in colors—more gathered here than one over conceived of! Lace effocta gained through the clover fixing o f fino lore about the collars, about thc cuffs nnd even thc lengthened drapes down the side ond about the waist. . u uMP'X It’s a lace Easter] • A white kid. four atratjtled^jfith low heel nnd medium dress toe. ^ * ; i n ,> . r » , ( AtrAal^beauty! Made (^lvth».Modrase instf for comfort. This shoe iv- 9t&— other Easier k rhoci ilt |S.l!o and mot). ffV e the Ming Toy * and tha'Marftn sandal * ft $8^0.) . . . . A . ..1 i- <r 10 . A i ' Conlrastiii v - . Gloved correctly t Whet*; ‘ an she is sincerely coi be aftId o f her i f aha gauntlet ^ o f t s ! D if rthe . » TT r</> ^lU .... ,1 P IT r 1A . ..... / ~ . i. _________ ■_________*______ _ T' ■ - , . 't l' * ; M I T * t Floors 2 . H i bid SHOP B Y M A IL '■ .....• I ives Cool! No one would think of wearing a new frock without giving special at dergarmenU! i! said of a womit wUl 1 imart new i’jmt $a. ■■ ( O R LA ND O : iWvta-M) % ' — r- i IlO Gauntle] <1 V11 1 1« Floors 2 N ew roshanara skirts pf white aud priced su reasonably at $10. Now blouses with clever cuffs and collars trimmed with small braid (a t $2.50) new dresses o f Glosj In both one and two piece in colors o f gold, wood shadej, greens— at $14.50 and at $29.59. Tho, Easter shoo that * 4L-T. Cousin's spon•iors ap<L Now York w fll’ wear! if In the small cloche with Us diversifications,' nnd in the other shapes so much worn no#; Leghorns, braids and silks, and sattna are new note. Clever trims— and n wonde showing at $8.50 and $12.50, Simplicity— key word for tho Sports woman! Aftd whether she wish to gain that through the simple skirt nnd blouse, through the one piece knitted frock or by th^tw o piece knitted dress— in thc Spurts wear shop there is an­ swer aplcnt) for this “ Simplicity— H o w l" question. Smart! 4 Strapped! N ew Trimat There’s NEVER been such a delightful dis­ play o f Enster hats as now! P'nr thc out-of-doori woman W hite Kiifl Pumps iff New Shapes! A Simple Costume % mi New Easter Floors 2 % A PPE A R E D EH. P O P ' r tv, Through our New York office, there arrive here every Saturday a dozen frocks which are closely marked at $22.50 for u quick selling. Yon’ll cnjqy choosing your new Easter frock from these! Come nnd chouse one Saturday! Main Floor NOW W A T C H - T H E WEIf •*<«» New Easter Frocks 6S.12f.3U 700.00 ..tlS3.X79.Bl i ............. . M A D IU ITIK .X t'spital Htork I ’ald In ........................ Surplus Fund ..................... , unu ... ...;. . . . . F LO R ID A | Here ia a new teddy— strongly for ultra comfort and ua* I O f striped lingerie d o * hams g at the top— in L*. : �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A ’L D jn to U R S D A *. A P R I L S ,* 1014.*'! Sanford He ^mbTOLehd'A^W As-Brisbani! ’Se&-‘I^ mmm S c a rc e l u Aeoond cU se «T, l * i » . at the i’ o*torric*T*t V Florida, under act of March telllgent Inquiries ja s t n o w ,’and som i earnest co-operatiott >' MUsaellnl, of Course. *’ ’I w a S S t lL . v Sp^iri’g Is'^Nbt’ A ll Sunshine and Posies OtOfeAM V *S HO! 15 -Associated rraaa la exclua- a of cn flaws dispatches1 »d to It oi not otherwlie with, the schools. M in this paper and also the chaa herein are atao reserved. [U R S D A Y , A P R lU j i l ^ W i . .K THOUfc IT FOR TODAY 4 UNUHT ED iSUPPLY:— ! abide in r ft, and my words i in you, ye. hail ask what ye and it shall to- done unto you. 15:7. TH E W ANDERER. .gleam o f household sunshine - ends, here no longer can I rest; swell 1 You w ill not speak, nur friends, rtendly o f y W r parted guest. Be ' *4 w ell fo r Sim that finds n : ".friend, f " 1 makes a friend whcre-cr he , come, fW love* the world from end-to end, ^ • ;»!('* wanders j j c from home to mom a happy htfme as pow­ er taka him trust is life , and There are a jfew Sanford fathers who \now as much about their boys, find girls as they know about (hell*'tutoring dogs. A few o f thfcse fatherfi’ fcven take as much interest in the selection of the teacher who is to train thei^hilrtrpp's m h to a ^ itlie y dft t|i tho selection’ o f the me­ chanic who is to grind the valvefi o f their automobiles. But the average father, and almost the average mother, has nev­ er visited the schools his children attend,has never investigat­ ed the standing o f their children in their classes; and regu­ larly lets the school year'draw to a close without evincing the slightest inteffest in the institution which is to leave its everlasting imprint upon his children’s minds and bodies. These closing weeks o f school may determine whether your child attains a promotion mark. They may determine whether your chito is to ehter the Bummer vacation physical­ ly fit. There may be things taking place at school which are having ruinous effects upon your child’s mentality. The b ig question is, what do you know about it? What do you know about your children’s work? O f their teachers? Of your opportunities to lejiqi'a hand? The Herald betyevefi tiiat Sanford, has exceptionally good Schools. It belieye4 that to the schools are earnest, capable teachers. It bcllevis that In Sanford homes is a general de­ sire to co-operate with the school authorities. But The Her­ ald also believes that Sanford is not different from other towns in the possession of fathers and mothers who thought­ lessly fail to realize the especial importance of the last weeks of the school year, with their demand for extra patience, ex- fe a lty to the halcyon hour I s•‘ J' »nt you kind, I hold you tone; w hat m a y 1 follow who can tall? m e a hand— and you— and . Too— datm me grateful, and fa re­ w e ll!— A lfre d Tennyson. irdlng to iom e o f the exhi John Mart>n is making it hit w itjM thc ladies. ‘But rinta a ‘‘bfdics’ man’ to be i t it pdqr Richard who when you have got the sheris sto:i(\ sure you will tar complain of hard times d iffc u lty jo f paying taXef." we harigtk got it, what * I <3c5T‘B e s e z n s Th e (SwdchIGjU T H A T 'S COMMON sense, and it’s a fpke on.pur ssif-govprnment •that Lot the tkn air monopoly V ‘shtfuld have been suggested. Monopoly of--LA N D by individ­ uals is bad enough. But that's nec­ essary fo r you nave to work the land. But you don't have to work TH E A IR . That takes care of itself and it ought to remain free. OnWeu.- *\yOWrt 'T-L GeT HNLCOUlMBA* A G O R IL L A just arrived, is liv­ ing in a fine N ew York hotel. How it would surprise him i f his dull, worried brnin could realise that the hotel was built, according to Darwin, by the gorillas, a small, feeble tribe o f his own relations, weak <n muscle, teeth and claws and .therefore, compelled toi think! Thinking, they became rulers of the world. fti FRED E R IC K .._______ L A N D IS says this coutnry. instead of admitting gorillas that coma here to'd lo of homesickness, ought to admit more o f the right kind of European im­ migrants that would come hero to build up the United tSatcs and LIVE. fwoo T whaT iT Was m a mi/iuI s u Germany takes a census every five years. I f Is just a habit and not because the German people are harder to count on. •fton'fcu Cw e a T ' M A COLO SUPPED *M9 ' RiJbiWAWHaJ’ V — ■ DtVtT i7Su.'6o& s fa town More than a billion dollars worth of women's clothes were made in the United States last year, but it isn’t tho woman who pays. 'CA^Se |WAS GOlHOlb C16AM Mouse Hoover reports the Fijis hnvt too many bananas; Is thin ■ feeble attempt on Herbert’s part to revive the old “ Y ts, nj bs. nana” g a g ? . SECRETARY M E LLO N ’S tax plan would save three hundred mHIlon dollars a year fo r twenty V A S S A R ’S R E F U G E F O R W I V E S Years, six thousand million dollars all together. That fact is called IN D IA N A P O L IS S T A R to the attention o f gentlemen now nagging the Secretary o f the Mention was made some time them wish to go back to sch ool;]* Treasury- one o f the most useful servants this country has ever se­ agtv-Uuit Vnsrar College was pre­ they wish to b e.girls agalr. fo r a l g paring an “alumnae house,” the time, to renew their interest i n '* cured. same to provide quarters fo r mar­ educational matters, to get into IS I f tho people give him a chance. ried women who showed a desire touch with scholarly interests. Is : * Mr. Mellon will put their finances fo r one reason or another, to re- it that they hnve. mil—fo im d -lb e ie -* in good shape before he leaves his w - to the scums u f ttretT schiioT Husbands responsive to Vassar J pi sea.— I f - thcy-rtuu'l want 111hi T o 1 ,ys. It used to be a m atter o f tra'ning and Vassar ideas and|H do it they won’t nnoy him. He press feel an emptiness in life without [ * discussion in________ pulpit and probably isn't anxious to work for whether or not college women this fellowship, and therefore wlshlJS nothing, plus ingratitude. would marry, it being the opinion to get n little intellectual com- i ■ o f certain citizens anxious about panionship from the old assocl-'S N E W Y O R K is proud learning the., human race that the higher ates with the faculty and in the 5 from United States authorities that oducation would tend to destroy stimulating atmosphere of the in* * New Y ork’s port handled more feminine taste, fo r marriage and stHutlon? g Irreverent undergraduates have 5 than one-half, » f , tho total ocean the domestic life. Th& fear wax not wholly com­ passenger traffic, o f the United plimentary t o ' masculine critics States. Seattla, Boston and San thomaeives, s'ncc it seemed to im­ I t 1s a title likely to stick, and«E Francisco were WCf* n e x t ply that an educated woman w ill the wives, wishing surcease j * Would find herself out o f harmony from home life, now come as they: 5 T H A T 'S T O D A Y mews. How with college-bred men. had much intended and by entering the new . ■ long do you spppogjf.lt will be be­ more too with tho many who had uarters virtually confess t h a t ! omestic life,-husband included, is 5 fore M iunl and Los Angeles botK TW O A M E R IC A N S were killed by Albanian brigands. The gov­ ernment o f Albania expresses sur­ prise, and snys it is something entirety new. But it isn't quite new. The late Albert Brisbane, a citizen o f New York, traveling from Berlin to Athens on horseback with two ser­ vants, a little more than ninety years ago, was obliged, when he > passed through Albania, to ride in I the heat o f tho day, when the brl* ' gands were asleep, and In spite of ’ all precautions, he once narrowly . escaped the brigands that hunted their big bear mrs. >ey a re’ expanding the a s o f " T h e Purple Cow " laical comedy. “ The Pur* w ould' doubtless have i greater success had i t luced pome six or seven 0 before prohibition took dor out o f such things. told pain in later years.:^ — - ~o N or is there valid refison why'children should have badly a Issued: by ten o f the eit'es • o f Florida during growing teeth in the first place. Plenty o f 'TAformation is T H E G E R M A N plan is out. You t quarigr o f tho year available1regarding the early care o f teeth. Proper food will w ill rend a sketch of it in tho 1 to o^er eleven million help a lot, while “ chew ing" is absolutely necessary for the newspaper. The Allies will put a •Thla ' ta more • than _ lllona -m ore than were making of strong jaws find propetly grown mouths. k the same period o f last And making a personal m atter of It, what did you chew rs the !g icat building ac* aa a smooth talker when taaed Cldfirwater people last Mr. Macjpn has a charmliner and . never fails to hit with“ ’the ladies.— Clear|pn. Being a “ smooth talksn't help on much any more tsed to. rr^ h e people have fbolad enough by there iksT - -------- - ' that o f which New Y ork la so ’proud today? TM s’ roun^ y jf * " " fy 1‘1‘1 |K:: really big ports and cities arc still to find their place. C. Cushing I I I, form erly Cathlcen ' Vanderbilt, and tar o f Reginald Vanderbilt, aaent w ife. the form er M'ss Morgan,, becomes a grandr a t tho,-age o f nineteen. ” • is an merica. lnatltu A. Martltr demonstrated his ahp N ew Banking Connections .°E you considering new banking connect- ___ lions or neeuing additional facilities? First National Bank effers va n nil the mm-------veiiltMICds and service iof a vigorous, pro­ gressive bank. A Th e officers are in intimate touch with practi­ cally every line o f SanTord business activity and the bank itself has a record of more than thirty years of steady growth. Your business will be personally welcomed at First National and every facility, consistent with sound banking is o.Tered you. 3 ■a in Hfily are trying to line o f - the nctivc_yolih at ix v nntri-^W ^'or td IVfitBWUjt-tha. - -et»c»ptTTjr [ problem for American in cdancction with the duuv ’ IfiT'S See MOW----- "v ! a y people e*Ho,wouldn’t tell a p a lie along by telling it rcurately than told to them first place. n uio u i r m a „ 1 o o o SDMeSiHa- ...... 9\ - ' ___ , „ 1 rw% nanciers. The senate declares the air tA be " t h i inalienable poscsaion o f the people” ’ and forbids any licenses extending more than two years. antiuad to t h e m e * M r lin eb fc Says . with the school authorities may be the means of helping many n child to finish the year with credit that is now in danger M U S S O L IN I SW EEPS Italy,, of failing altogether. ' , which needn't surprise anybody. As the warmer weather comes, and the beautiful out­ What the world wants now to doors rightfully calls to the best that ia in every■normaMKfT strong men that Twy what they fFTtON RATES) Mussolini 17.04. Six Months tS.lt jiluLglrVrsehbo) work Wit!‘become more aiid more irksome. It mean and then do it. Is that kind. Italy knows i t Q i x —Vx -Oarrtar -per rooay Kdltlon tS Par takes genuine courage fo r a child to keep everlastingly at his TH E SE NATE passes a bill school tasks through the long spring days. He needs undeYthat, let us hope- will forever pre­ i standing and sympathetic assistance. He needs the right vent a monopoly o f the air by any sort of encouragement at home. He needs all the playtime ’ nterested group of graftin g fi­ E B R T H K A S S O C IA T E D I ' R K l l Dan(,D obbs - today? Do you eat hard crusts o f bread at jfour house? Do your folks make a habit of “ hard Chewing?” This, we agree, is homely, talk, but is the sort of talk that the people of the United States’should be hearing every day. Soft, pulpy food— doff1 , pulpy Hying generally, get away from it. Go to chewing. and so on— property o f private In­ dividuals and corporatjpns. Germany will be expected to re­ form her budget system and pay six hundred million gold dollars a year- after a certain resting pe­ riod. T H E W O RLD IS aufferirig today because people are pay­ I T SOUNDS encouraging— for ing too little attention to. tho arts. W e take much of our those who want money from Ger­ art from the past becausp ineho are no creative minds to many, But it all depends on what create new expressions o f a rt today.— Dr. Peter Lutkin. A (io M to U N IT Y B lflL D E R WK4e discussions were atlil gog > n it-developed that . .college imeri dld marry with all the Adlpesa that their home-staying sjari ahowed. . I t now appears, ►wegfe T h a t 1 the married alnnairihdw restlessness. Some of marry find life a bore that calls B. F. W H1TNER, Cashier. S fo r relief In.the way of vacations a F. P. FORSTER, President. ■ _____ ■ spent where more education can ■ l a m i s H w s i E M i E E a i s i H H H i s g m m s H H a s u i be acquired? That is, are the husbands too intellectually stimu­ lating even for them, or do they seek mental stimulation that the husbands do not give? Neuralgia, Rheumatism 5 A ll Aches and Pains A L L DRUGGISTS M Y F A V O R I T E S T O R IE S S8c sod 6Scv jars and tmbaa Hospital size, f 3.00 By IR V IN S. COBB mates stay, meets a patient who one will lay. Well, after catching strikes him as having a sane look, the fly you start it up the ladder The pair fell into conversation. on the right hand side coaxing it The dialogue runs after this along gently until it comes to the fashion: first bird cage, which is hooked *'I say now/* states the visitor, up with the other three bird-cages ''You'll pardon me. I ’m sure, when so that there Is a continuous paa1 tell yeu that to me you havo sage through all four. The fly, every appearance o f be'ng perfect- being an intelligent creature ly normal." strolls leisurely down the line* "You lje right— I am normal. It coming finally to tho ladder on the Is a^ursed outrage that I ’m kept i left-hand aide. Now, Mister- this here. But therc’a__a..conapiratly fla where my invention gets d a isy, against me. By profession I a m ; ‘‘The fly atarts down, under the an inventor. A re you, by any |impression that he has escaped, chance, interested in inventions? 'i He gets as fa r as the eighth rung "Oh, yes.” from the bottom and stops to con"W eil, my greatest Invention— 1grntulate himself. Now watch, the thing that I worked on for Come away from that draught, years to perfect— ia a fly trap. I When he gets to the seventh, why Would you like to hear about it ? ” it ain’t there and the fly falls ''Yes indeed.” I through and breaks his neck on “ Come over in the corner where tho marble slab. Let's get out of ■ ' W H O L E S A L E '" ■» V■ COM M ISSION M ERCHANTS A BROKERS, J ^ \ Headquarters for all Varieties of Fruits ( “ Certainly.’' "I'v e had enough trouble with Rockefeller and Chalie Schwab and Morgan and Henry Ford al­ ready. They want to keep mo from making all the money in the w o r ld .C o m e away from that window^ .somebody might be UsnlngUhar'a to overhear ua. U sn. you ba willing to pay a dollar g ydar if, I kept you free ■ S and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal Attention to All Shipments ■ ■ ■ M M s s m s s s H M is e w K BHmH f T H E R E JS ONE JUBT DOWN T H E STREET T H A T DOES. Richmond, Virginia. happens in Europe. Some unpleas­ that home o f our.conant movement on the part o f the a ru , disputing about M R . M A R T I N 'S , M I S T A K E Russian Bear and the whole l fleat' candidate of the part*; fo rthe preatscheme would be overturned with ' : TAMJ»A.giMES ontywuthority in reach Western Europe hiring Germany , r ir i th e Encyclopedia I f theVe*Jhi*toiy t?W above others b y the leadership oir t o keep the Russian in order. the Cabinet Cyclopedia l‘ ^ ,C e$ m fy.*w i'd* giva as high as tb’i l j H istory o f tho old saying that "Whom the gods the great organization o f women "O L D E A R T H " o f ours is stUl aa atty it was John C. would destroy they first make "WeirHiow, get th'a: There* are - Ocaja Star., j Ipso mad,“ v then the politick! aapira* in Florida. I t was nothing short young and-troublesome and hasn't a.hundred million people ,in ihe tious h r * John ‘ ».W. .Martin Srd I settled down. In, Spain the housej United Slates. *, 'At* a dollar S loomed tit destruction, for hei’hss. of- a village are mysteriously. throw j j l k t woulcT make md the given unmistakable signs of maaI sinking into the ground-* Ana richest man in the United Staley tima it ia the .England is wyrried by severe every twelve month. ok . The state“ What does the trap look lik e ? " earthquake shocks in the coal min­ today’s paper “ Oh- very simple. Shut that deposits of thla rap- reasoning .rage which takes posing, districts. Compared with the dqo^^iaper listen;' I get a marble • u have increased total*n bf'aispotted <chlld at times ■ize o f the earth these little set* ■leb A hundred feet square. In urJJso 5,824.52 while and leads him to smash his toys tlings ere nothing but compared the middle o f it l put up a steel o r . the bank have in a fit o f paaslon. Mr. Martin with the size o f men, they are column twenty-one feet high and ft,-787.00. Figure* has doubtless become somewhat four feet in diameter. I f Schwab r 't h e rapidity with unbalanced as he sees glittering gigantic. 1 hadn’t hqmtded me into this In­ la;grow in g and the prize o f the governorship, which TH O SE T H A T rule the oil mar- stitution Jr hilght haya placed a [sandal basis -on has been the object of his fond big order Tdr steel with him, but embition for some time, fast th I t being made. kat say there w o n t be any big i f I ever g et out Gary gets my advance in gasoline prices this business. Well, on each side of recently m ode's That may be the cause o f his spring, “ because muddy roads will voters, about temporary madness, but it is no hold down ths price.". Muddy has this to say: excuse fo r his outrageous attack In marked con- upon the character and repute, tion o f one o f the best known women o f the state, a lady who n infinitely higher stand* on fr. Martin cun even plane tbai conceive -b ho has always been thoul beautify* purity of her panoted fo r l# They w ill ntef esi J IF Y O U R D E A L E R DOES N T SER VE j S n , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ; i n s i i ii u i i i i u i n i i i i u i u i i i i i i n u i ii i u i i i i i i Still there is no lady’s hat in the Presidential ring. Probably they are ail waiting fo r tlm new spring styles.— Now York AmerBack In tho old days they madu hideously garish things, but they didn’t have w it enough to call them sport models.— Baltimore Evening Sun. H ow s everything? — Cleveland Plain Dealer. A t a Real Bargain. On Easy Terms. "We don’t appoint them here. We elect them.— Toledo (0 . ) Blade. Germany's government has ap­ pointed an official teller of fairy stories. ,. • German 11,000,000 claims, bu medals co ROOMS 501-2 Lusitania Issue e.ny Bd &•«r f t f r •Aai.Ea a r^ rs e n L ■m L �/i I % I '"'T H E 8 A N F 0 R O H E R A L R T )U I«3 1 > A Y .% W «II - , W f , ti. v L jjq t.u s .flo the most , •important- of your j1Spring Cleaning- San- | a W W A R Y STORY. PO U R Social Side -SHIS. WACTEfe-WICfffT&iety Editor. Phone 493-J, W O M A N ’S C L U B M USIC D E P A R T M E N T E N T E R T A IN S C E C IL IA N MUSIC C L U B ’ The Music eDpartment o f the Woman** club entertained the Oecillan Music Club and a large number o f fr'ends of both organ­ it hdelightful program isations w wit irsday I iiations lipe Club will meet o f American music. Wednesday a f­ E Tolar at 3:30 ternoon, April 9, at 4:16 o’clock, la the .auditorium o f the Woman’s , , ^ 'i l Club will meet club house. Mrs. W. L. Henley, chairman of 5. Woodruff at 0 the music department, dPffnjlHha . S., will meet with program with a graciodsf -tmranu.' in at 3:30 o ’clock. to the guests; then intraduedd M n . Workers Council Tom Moore and M rs,.f& , Rj MeChurch will serve Allistcr who arranged thq program p. m., at the Bap- for the afternoon. ' Mrs. Moore acting as program chairman pre­ rummond will en- sented the I oil owing * programe luncheon at her every number being received with merited applause: Its Avenue. March— Camp Fire Girls ...J.::.... ■ Parent -Teachers’ ............................ Mackie Beyer give a picnic Polka ..................... Mackie cB y«r do School at 1 p. The Stumon Orchestra Country Dance (piano duet).«jL...^ 'eachcrV Aasociath Side will hold Mrs. D. 1a Thrasher and Mrs. D. J meeting at 3 P. Drummond. T w a s April— Chorus .......... Nevin i Roosevelt Auxiii- Club chorus, Mrs. D. P. Drummond 1 meet with Mrs. accompanist t 8 o’clock. A ll Vcntian Love Song (piano solo) rged to attend, ..... ................................ . Nevin le benefit of WoMrs. Emmett Hunt dc held at the Wo- Thy Beaming Eyes (vocal solo) Story o f “ A Perfect Day” ..'-....... ...... .......... Mrs. W. L. Henley A Perfect Day (cornet solo):...... .... ............. Carrie Jacobs Bond Oh, Promise Me <cpmct solo).... -..a......... ................... ■DeKovcn Mrs. Robert Herndon, accompan­ ist Mrs. Maine*. Greatest Miracle o f 'A ll (vocal solo) .„.____ ___ ___ T). W. Guion Moonlit Tears (vocal solo) ----...a................................. Cadrnnn The Banjo Song (vocal solqf....... , .......... ......Sidney- Homer Mrs. Julius Takach. tSory of the Opera 'Shanewis” ........... ..........._____ —.......... *..... jl-jj w a u i l i By i i l l | Cadman Mrs. W.’ t t Henley. Prelude to Opera “ Shanewis" (piano solo). Mrs. Julius Takach. Arias from "Shanewia" The Rob­ in Women. Shadow Song Mrs. W. R. Leake, accompanist ' Mrs. R. R. Dcas. The orchestra was composed o f Mr. J. M. Stumon, trombone; Mrs. Robert Hemdcn, cornet; Mrs. W. Gynn Fox, clarinet; Mrs. Earl L. Mrz. Mabel1Keppfet held a very cnthuaiaatlc Story hour at the L i­ brary laat-Saturday afternoon, and thb, children enjoyed greatly her llieyrt^iii o f Doctor Doolittle’s Jo^rdrawings illustrating the hnportant points in the story also added to its interest. Thirty were pres­ ent. Mrs. S. O. Shinholser will have charge this week, and the program will begin as usual at 2:15 o’clock. Decorator George W. Stewart o f St. Petersburg, has been in San* ford fon a few days on business. - A member o f the State Comp* trailer's office force, Mr. Herbert Spear, of Tallahasseepassed through Sanford last evening, call*, ing upon friends. [fford Mattress Co.» 402J O R S A L E ^ fo r cash more ihan ii00 ^nightly used Auto Wheels and Cord Tires, all sizes Including Cadillac,| less than half-price and suit­ able. ic * two wheel ja ile rs , any capacity. B ATTE R IE S P. A. M ero General Auto Repaint • « R. N. Wilson and J. W. Fricdman o f the University of Florida are hem to join tho other students who have been here several days making tests at the Southern U til­ ities plants. E A ST E R DISH K E E N K U TTE R TOOLS Ball Hardware Co Cream cheese salad: Moisten a cream cheese with a little cream and mold it with, halved pecan nut meats to resem—. ble tiny eggs. Dispose on crisp, water-cress, garnish with ptcanmcats and serve with I' ’ — • PH O N E 8 Phonen TH E KXIDE B ATTE R Y S T A T IO N SANPORD HOME-MADE >* MAYONNAISE, nENEFlT OF i WOMEN’S CLUB T H U R S D A Y , APR. 10 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■m i Swan and Lily Song, FIRST N A T IO N A L W E E K -tie Avenue, fi Music Tlub will Munson’s studio at Walsh motored to inson, of Orlando, here Wednesday. ere yesterday were bine and Mrs. II, L. rtona Beach. itcrcsts have takdn leron to Miami toSanford yesterday Mrs. C. B. Brumley Special for 2 days Linens Voiles and Tub Silks for $14-5(1 BY MRS. F ANN’ IF. M11NSHM. The official recognition o f a N a ­ tional Music Week Is truly a para­ mount event In the music life o f this country. And Sanford should have some part in this first ap­ pointed observance, as she surely will in the years to come. Music week w ill always begin the first Sunday in May, bringing the 1924 dates from May 4 to end of May 10. The meaning o f this National observance is clearly pointed In the sjigan, " L e t us g ive more thought to music.” The. chairman o f the National Music Week commlttea, is Otlo A radio "listening in’*, some evening would bo excellent oppor­ tunity. ■ There are also, the impromptu musicale, the “ popular sings" with assembled friends in the home. Again all clubs could through the week’s meetings, have a few minutes o f united singing, If not also special numbers. Some se­ lected choir music or anthem for that Sunday. ‘ Truly every one may In somo way observe the National Music Week. I f one is planning a card party, ‘J r r secretary, C. M. Tremaine. Mr. Tremaine is also director of the national bureau fo r the admuaic thirty-six vancemont o f .J H M H states governors and Hawaii 'are on honorary committee o f stato governors. The movement expects to in­ clude in its activities all who can contribute musically in somo way. As one w riter expresses it, “ Na- the United singing of o f one song would be a mi . . _ fastest. « events there is a place fo r music. National Music -Week Is an in­ centive to help create a musical atmosphere among the people. In an effort to mako America music­ al all must be interested, mun^ give more thought to music,” Harding said, “ I am for every movement that will give music its rightful place in our national life. Woodrow Wilson wrote o f ’mu­ sic as a national need now more than ever.” And said “ there Is no better way to express patriotism than through music.” - F . S. M. Adams o f Sanford is iday with Mrs. Stanfor Tampa. rets o f Sanford Wedseen Mr. Joe Phipps Visiting the Sanlord High School Wednesday was T. W. Lawton, su­ perintendent of schools. * Among those transacting busi­ lobson and family are sday to their country ness in Sanford Wednesday, was Mr. C. F. W a lk er.^rate manufacturer, o f Nocatec, Florida. if Orlando, represent s Drug" Company, wrfi ■ Shopping In Sanford Thursday were Mrs. Clara J. Webster and Inesday. Mrs. Mabel M. Cunningham, of in Jacksonville this New Smyrna. anford Is Mrs. B. F. s-Mlea Edna T. Whiling and 'Miss Mary W alling of Point Monmouth, [dng l n ’‘9hrrl Maw Jersey, who are at th o Mon­ c Mrs. J. L. tezuma Hotel are spending the S. Battle o f day In Orlando. Linens I* ♦ { . K fe m jvr fnusic^numbSrV lirios t( to t f ! -o* jimt In all the Bright New Shades for Easter, all sizes up to 44 ** a «aA I . Mias Zoo. Munson, who has been away recuperating for several months at St. Petersburg- haa re­ turned to Saaford and has resum­ ed her duties at Chase and Com­ pany. Motoring, to . DeLeon Springs Mr. H. J. Taliaferro of Leesburg and spending the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins, Dr. left Wednesday fo r Jacksonville, and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner and Mrs, to be gone a few days. Mr. Talia­ ferro has been in Sanford for Clyde Derby. little time, connected with a real Mr. WilliamsCity Manager, estate advertising syndicate of ie visitors to Sanford were Mrs. P. H. El- who has recently purchased the Cincinnati. t-*n and Mrs. W. B. Wimbish house on Park Avenue, Is moving his fam ily into their This week Miss Dorothy Stokes J new home. Is spending in Orlando, on a visit j to her cousin, Miss Martha Tufts. | o f six weeks, the Traveling Freight Agent o f the Mrs. R|ilph Wight and son Hen­ Lt> end *W.-« R. I t , ' Mrr -Wv G. Mc­ ry are on a week’s visit to her Bride, with headquarters in Or* sister, Mrs. L B. McLeod in I, Penn. Made,-is at'the.M entesum a Hotel Tampa. - - • • • k end daughter o f fo r a few days. trove over to Sanford Connected with the reclaim de­ with' Mr. and MreJ -t ) Spending soide -tim e,in. Sanford partment o f the A. C. L. R. R. are the Montezuma Hotel.' ir e W r . and Mr*. J. Putiiam 8 lev­ Messrs. T . A . Wallace, J. U. King. els o f Portland. Maine. T h «y have J. M. Needham o f Wilmington, N. Ps|senger A gent o f M m i w a terin g Id the southern C., and O. W. Timmerman o f W ayn Read, Mr. F. L. An- part of the state. cross, Ga., hare for several weeka t headquarters are in on business^'making the Valdez htre^for a few dajp£ ^ m the boat fo r Jacki Mrs. James Greene ■Chicago, and Mamie of Elisabethtown, Pa. Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Govern; ‘ trhtr * stopped eft route « O--of•- Montezuma, G*., from .BL^Pete^sburg to their home ■ fianford an attractive kh to stop. W. K. Shank- o f Jacksonville, salesman, L^rs, E. W. Lins who well known traveling Mrs for some time at with ths Savannah Supply Comspent Wednesday Hotel motored to > to Ponce de Among those | * of Crescent City, It. Augustine, we Peninsular Naval Leon celebration ______ ____ ____________ j Roumil*»°nvil!e, la here on are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene lat, who w ill leave Sanford Thurs­ day. “ _______ Meats bring M r.,J, jQM of. thd all-valntet gueaU of Jicksonvtlle te-fiindays. Mr. War1A. C. L. R. R. t o m . In D m ,* !? !!, “ ' • i - j S S J i ! n i i i i i i n n i m T h« I"°thea and grandmother Mrs. H. R. Rosabro. Mrs. N, Neely and Mrs. J. S. Gooch, 1 Wednesday fo r Chattanoo, Tenn., whser they will visit I fore rturnlng to their home Smyrna, Tenn. Mrs. N eely i ton, Maas., who prides herself up-! on having been a plneer' resident of Seminole county and owning an oranga grovaiat Alum onte Springs which was dsalroyed by thd freeze o f 1007 but V h l A she stiU bolds. n i i n u i n n i n Novelty Ratines Our Ever Fafrt VoiU?s Every shade guaranteed fast.’"',1., i m , Stripes, Checks, light weight, ail imported. ’- - — ~- ■* Imported Gingham 32-in. wide light weight, naw patterns, small cheeks and little plaids. 60c value, Special— Underwear Carter’a and Munslng Underwear. Special lot for ., j . *' ' i �w f J \ •r t <• ini! prrfiminnry Mr. i ■. u ■ -i hits match,*! .loo Beil nntl fj.. ti<r loco I jn'ddlewcights. \’i . i Jt .tr-Jiu3 Inclu sion in acJ i > t; jtu t.it i.-rrnid that both .uV l‘\ oprUnAlly ;rdod boxers and ili'i ir It.tul should prove popular .with th"' Ir.hs. * ' - ; Seminole Gun aj miles out will sH* Thtifsday alternw*. one invited. •Thru) air: m ii i Thn / raly »n Vcredit<><t cn tlon credited lo c a l nt Tighth o 41apatch TH U S ■ITc.W . itli il.ilirL ! ICKalUit D jilm -— ► •— »■•»,!j» ti— Jltinm. The iinul ifi.vmr •lire to I h- hi-Id Jura I ’, ami 1 ' o ' thr Schuylkill rivi r I'liilndi'lpln . and the men relected will .-ai! -lui l i i for France. *•• A m cr'ia will defend her laurels in three o f the Olympic events, the tdnitle and double scull* nnd cightdared race. Jack Kelly, of Phila­ delphia, was the singles victor in 1020, and gained the doubles lau­ rels with i'nul Costello, o f I’liiladclphiu, ns his partner. The Na?'ra l Acntlemny’s crew won the ,.v!j:i>-oareil event and the midship•jinen again w>ll be candidates for selection to defend thi** title. , . T K Academy, follow in g its pol­ icy o f early preparation, will inmiffarnte the season in a dual runtort with M. I. T. on the Severn tvAlsv 3. The fololw ing week, the -middies tackle Princeton at Anna^tolis, while on the same day, nt m Derby, Conn., the lirst o f the tr<angular events will iiring togethei T Y jflctf Columbia and Pennsylvania H*:ti .ailinii - IT ! I:!! igapS T U t ,iu iM :u a a - | 111 liKinassti ... ••Mi-!® :i:i: iiiliiiiiii i ■f? ijs:u?!:*r ip •*i»L 18111416 1 r task. He declares that he wants e to redeem himself in the eyes of d local fans. The hoys will fight '•/’ m i a Imsis o f (it)-IU fo r the nionn <y. This within itself is worth t- the determination to win. If) The Knss-Middlcton bout isn't if the only attractive scrap on the it card by any ntoa.is, though Hilly ig Dawson has arranged in the Myie crs-Dugan (tout an attraction i.t is the first w uter..* Local fans - - l will __ [asaStHHi mfc" no little uipnum oi ........... . classiest little scrappers in this iii th ccoming ring bouts. Both pnrt o f the country, w ill itc a J Dugan o f these hoys, who were the parti­ werthy foe fo r Mycrn. cipants in the headliner of the ex­ hails from Bridgeport, Conn., hut hibition two weeks .igo, declare has hcetr doWh ' south for some that they are in the be t o f phy­ time where he has been taking i on nil comers. The fight between sical condition. Middleton, <who arrived here these hoys promises to lie n real first, slated that ho Inis worked trtat with plenty o f action. Both j down his surplus flesh mid is now will weigh around the 122 mark. in good trim. That ho will be • Arrangements have been.com­ the winner again in Frida/ night's pleted for the return meeting of Stark and Williams, local light­ bout via k. o. route, is hf weights, who w ill furni’ h the J-oeal Hoys A re Defeated by Score lion, l i e declares that I o f lfi-7 In (lam e Here Wrdncs. ing into the ring to v n that fun fo r one o f the prclimihnrie1'. bout and he w ill force th' fight to In their first meeting Stark wa­ day Afternoon A t Ninth llet lared winner, after it 5i',,,um* Street Park. that end. Boss is equally determined l » apparent that Williams could mil • * hfi1though they outhit the visi- j cop the decision. T h ii boy, who ' J zjIJ almost two to on<‘. the local ; i t no mean serpper, dwlatcjr-ihat was the victim o f a luck high school hasi hall team was «lc- Lite I ■“ ■feated 'W ednesday afternoon by ■punch in tbo first meeting and I the Now Smyrna high school nine [ says that be can win if the .lick! sonvllle boy. He point - nut that • by n score o f 17-fi. he floored the former with-a., terI Errors. costiy ones at that, were j i responsible fo r the visitors' vic- rifle punch to the jn\y in the sec | tgfy. Mutt Moye, hurling for the < ud round which neat the battler . Hanford team, pitched a great down fo r a cot)) ' e l ro e 'll nnd : ghm c and deserved to win. He I gave up only seven hits hut the that Ho ctini» do it tliP tim e*'for —ragged support that his teammates the full count. t- uieonlril him, lost the gunic. Ho** realizes that ho Ims a lug i ,.7'he fifth inning was the one i © g ilp n ln g fo r the visitors. They * crossed the plate live times in this • Inning. Collected hits and errors i were rc*|H»urtblc fo rthis rtamI fa d e 1 fuir sized crowd was present To* witness the guine. Moye pitch- | . ing a fine game, struck out 12 o f ' thu opposing batsmen. The local I boyw lost for the second time in | n.s many games this season. HowI ever, the high school outfit is fur ■ fm m downcast On Saturday o f this week the ' loin I nine will motor to Orlnndu . ’ -Ut play a return game with Me­ morial High on Tinker Field. | touch McLucns ho pea that his chjrccn will be able to return This N ew Treat­ J home winners^in this contest. I k'i‘llM v is the T»ox score o f ycstcrment N ever Fails thiy’a game. To End Piles , Una Score. , Sanford A ll It II I'O A F. I Many uffecr* from Flies mri ft. Byrd. 2 b .... : Hemorrhoids have become d es-) rVJeischer, ss. |pendent because they have been | . Pock, lb .... led to believe that their case was I Hpecr, ss....... hopeless and Hint there was noth­ I M. Moye, IV ing in tiie world to help them. ' K. Moye, IL ! , To these peoplo w® »a y , “ Qo to T yler. c fs ! your druggist and get an original ( Miles* o ...... j box o f M O A V A SU PPO SITO H I Thurston. Jib IES.” Onb o f these inaerted into the rectum according to direction* I f ' i v . ' ...... .. 30 -6 l l j will he found to give immediate N Smyrna • A B R II ] relief. They reach the eource o f Mobley, ss.......... « o 3 the troubleJind by their eoothing. • KUshv, c ......... fi | a healing, antiseptic action first aiI C. Alderman, 2b fi .1 1 , l*y the pain and eorenesa and then 2 0 1 Reck, lb -------- l by direct contact with the ulcers nnd piles cause them to heal up ! Wilkinson If. l o o j and disappear forever. ' K. Alderman, p 5* n1 o< I It’s simply wonderful how speed’ I Hy^they net. Bleeaed relief, o f t f n . i copies in twu days. ./8yep in; cases { suits h sve bevn !oh<ul Oatahs, a lightning itreek shoe o f f w it which certainly a": H count " fo r m e r Columbia mentor, to Us „ Htaff. -* •A Another western invasion o f the aiilttdson, where Washington Inst n.ycar scored the west'a - Arst trim lunph ip the blue ribbon intercolvfwgialc elussis, in schi dulcd fo r » t f i U year's championship regatta, to be heltl June 17- the earliest in years. Wisconsin in pi/jctically «ure o f Iming represented after a long lapse, while the Huskies nrc ) expected to defend their crqwn, ra ff .H:5r t h B jjlij ii:n I All- druggist n iliipt SUPPO SITO RIES in jjUkAor can. r a it get •... It fo t .a_ ORE than six hundred full grown coconut Pa^ms have been taken from the Miami £] district, from tho Florida keys, and from r outside sections as far north as Delray during the post year and transplanted at Ooral Gables. Theso beautiful trees adorn the entrances and. plazas, mark tho portals of 'olub house and residences, wave in tho Oulf Stream breezes that sweep over fairways and greens of the golf course, and deck Jhe delightful boulevards of Coral Cables in tropical vesture of the most appealing form. They pay rent every day—and every hour of the day—in dividends of beauty and charm which every resident and visitor enjoys. The great part which the planting of trees in Coral Cables assumes in the success of Coral Cables cannot bo overestimated. It is on a par in the most modest estimate with the building of the magnificent entrances and plazas which in their Bpanish influence renew the splendor of the grand old cities of Spain. It rounds out perfectly the great home-building program, the most notable of its M £ t r A C 5g kind which any Florida suburb has ever known. It is final and absolute proof of the far-reaching effects of the great developing program. . The material advantage of all of Coral Cables’ remark­ able beautifying improvements lies in the greater desir­ ability which is here offered to home buyers, first of all, and to the rapid increase in values which has meant*the largest kind of profits for'investors. So that while all of its transcendent beauty is a joy to the visitor, it is at the same time a guarantee of profits also, for those who Invest. ;\ Come see Coral Cables today. Modern Pullman busses are run from htis section for your convenience. It pro­ vides an opportunity to enjoy the greatest free rightseeing trip in America today. A t Coral Cables yon will see without doubt tho most magnificent development Id Florida—the spot you have been searching for to build the home of your dreams—the spot where profits art as­ sured by the wonderful development. Co to the loch] office today. Make your reservation of seats and grasp this opportunity that beckons. . * * i *„. GI50RGI54: M E R R ICK , O W N E R DA M M E RI S & B U R N E S , G E N E R A L SAIJCS A G E N TS •( , * > Office: 219 W. Forsyth f> t.------------------------------ ----- I. A. Morris, District Manager, 'E xecu tive Office 158 E ast'Flagler St., Miami. Florida Office^: Jacksonville, St. Augustine, West Dnlnp Reach. Davtxuia.^OrlanAv,-------Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sanford OI ford, T.akelairff DoLantl, Euatis Milane Theatre Bldg., C ,L . Hennctl^Jpivislon Mgr. i �t I T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 10, 1924 PA G E S E V E N For Quick Results Use-Herald W ant Ads READ THEM FOR PR O FIT ------------------------- USE THEM FOR RESULTS Political Announcements prd Daily Herald. |T-AD R A T $ S . PO LIT IC A L ANNOUNCEM ENTS Political Announcements ROOMS FOR R E N T ] M IS C E LLA N E O U S FOR R E N T—t w o moms with or j FOR S A LE AUTOM OBILES A N D R E PA IR S HELP W A NTED W A N TE D — Sanford bucineas men who arc in need o f competent ' I hereby announce my candidacy __without garage. 018 Oak Ave. FORDS Cash in Advance aeip shouia lead the classified fo r County Comimssioner for the FO R S T A T E S E N A TO R FROM FOR R E N T— One bedroom with FO R S A L E — DeSoto paints and New amt Dsed' T H E N IN E T E E N T H SENvanrishca at Saufoid Novelty pago of The Herald. There’s no 3rd District, comprising the towns ROADSTERS sleeping porch. Apply 800 Mag- W orks, sole agents.________154-tic . . . d »d «. w ill he T + A TO RI A L DISTRICT. reason for sending out-of-town fo r o f Lake Mary, Longwood, and A l­ TO U RINGS lolia. ffrnm pq,ron* *»<1 eolI ,announce tny candidacy for help when there is probabljrfuat tamonte Springs, and respectfully _ FOR S A L E — Rhode Island eggs LOUl-ES ju fiil h l u M l I l t i l f t u t ItENT— Tw o rooms, the person you want in the city. solicit the support o f the voters o f nomination as State Senator from P o F for setting, 15 eggs for 51.U0. SED AN S stairs and one downstairs. ___ 10* ■ lln * this district at the primary to bo the Nineteenth Senatorial District, WANTED7200 salespeople now. Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, TON TR U C K S Laurel Ave. __ _____H« n line subject to the Democratic Primary held June 3, 1924. M A K E BIG MONEY selling W at­ Cash or terms. ! Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp .......... Hr a lia r to be held June 3rd. I am an at­ FOR R E N T— Tw o nice light house­ kins nationally advertised house­ W. B. B ALLA RD . W e Seh or^trade. 4« a lla « S A N F 0 R D r STOVE WORKS, 321 torney at law practicing at San­ hold products. YOU C A N TOO. ED W AR D HIGGINS, keeping rooms and front bed* f y p , double above First Street. Next door to Smith •OR CO UNTY COMMISSIONER ford, Florida, and hove been a res­ Established 1868. Resources $15,Authorized Ford Dealer m Brothers. W c sell, trade, and re­ I hereby announce my candidacy ident o f and attorney in the Nine­ room. Apply at Herald o f fice. 000,000. Branches all_____ over______ U. S. Lc (,j dates are to r con* ,____ ____________ BUR |!ENT— Rooms and boatll pair all kinds of cook stoves. I f _____________ Sanford. .--------------- -----for the office of County Commis­ * « Insertion.. teenth Senatorial District fo r 13 FOU S A L L — Ford Roadster prac®ttd Onada. Rare C H AN C E JU ST reasonable. Phoenix Hotel, your trouble is stove trouble, see sioner from district number two of average years.- Your support will lie great- 40-W.______________________________ ’ us. tically new.- Bargain. See Stew-1 NOW for City Sales dealers, men of Seminole county, subject to the »nt«Ml a linet Dutton t or women, full or part time, in city charge 30e to r llrat action of the Democratic primary ly appreciated. FOR RE N T— Large airy room fac­ FOU S A L E — Ancona baby chicks. art |o f Sanford, nnd elsewhere. W rtie > L E W IS O’ B RYAN . June 3,-1924. Fine strain pure-bred antrona ing lakefront. Call 571-J. [rtmlniE t« restricted to i today for our practical, sure JOHN M EISCIL V U L C A N IZ IN G FOR RENT— Unfurnished rooms. chicks, hatched from eggs from my classification, M O N E Y-M AK IN G P L A N . J. R. Hood irro r I* mail# 'Th* ® * "* Apply SOS Myrtle Ave., or phone own flock o f carefully selected N O TICE Watkins Co., Dept. 99, Memphis, laid w ill be responsible Goodyear bleeders. M y 17 years experience I will be a candidate for reuoml- HOUSES FOR R E N T 328- W. Tenn. lone Incorrect insertion. and in breeding anconas assure you the nntion for the olficc of State A t­ (or aubsequent W A N T E D — PR IN T E R , C A N A L ­ Balloon Tires best to be had in the breed. All L Tlie o ffice should be torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ FOR R E N T— Cottage. J. Musson. SO USE PR ESSM AN . W R IT E Used Cara chicks delivered South Baldwin cuit of the Stale of Florida, sub­ FOR R E N T — 5-room cottage with llmroedlatdr »" CM® of R EAL ESTATE TH E M A TT H E W S K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G W ORKS, OR W IRE Ancona_Farm, IJIIian. Ala. ject to the action of the Demo­ bath, lights and water. W. J. A IlV K ItTIB E IIS. PRE88, SANFORD, F L A . Commercial St. cratic Primary. Your endorsement Thigpen. ■Id representative thorfiat, FO R SA LE — One pair mules and fo r a second term o f office will be FO R R E N T— F or 6 months, com* FOR RENT— One 12-room wngon, cheap, or one mute. Lew­ Ami|lar with rn tei, rule* g o o d condition, centrally located. greatly appreciated. Jlflrntlnn. w ill | l « you is. Altamonte Springs. Phone FOR S A L K — Cndillnc I-passenger fortably furnished house, six In fo r m a tio n . Ana is GEORGE A. DcCOTTES, B U IL D IN G phaeton. Model 57, in good con­ 600-G, sleeping rooms. 318 .Magnolia , they w ill asalat you In State Attorney, Seventh Judicial Avenue. iFOR RE N T— Store room, good con- Be n n ET’S n a t "FXlrroTiY=if dition except paint. Good tires, your want ad to make M A T E R IA L _____ Circuit. Slate of Florida. $650.00 cash for I you want your hat cleaned and two extras, FOR R E N T— Modern 5 room bundition, good location. effective. uick sale. Address Cadillac, care FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER blocked when you want it and how j ’ O llT ffA T ffO T IC K . gnlow, 010 Magnolia, Apply II. M 1KALLE Loner cte Co., general I hereby announce my candidacy C. Du Bose. you want it send it to tho Factory, lorald. Ilsers should Itlve th eir cement work, aldewlaka, build­ FOU R E N T— One two-room'apart­ fo r re-election for the office o f [r postofflce addreaa aa 123 Broad Street, Jacksonville, ing blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. H. County Commissioner of Seminole ment, close in. I their phone num ber If Florida. Tcrwllleger. l*rop._________________ sire results. A bou t one ....County, District No. 1, subject to FOR R E N T FOR S A LE — Sweet tone mahog* but of a thousand has a LOST A N D F O U N D the nction o f the Democratic pri­ Lumoer and Building MaterUL L and the othera can't any piano, beautiful A rt case. FOR S A LE — 38 acres, ull cleared FOR R E N T — Garage, corner 11th mary June 3, 1924. Carter Lumber Company . [tcate with you unleaa Can be seen In Sanford, at $125 St. and Elm Ave. and fenced, 350 bearing orange ow your addrees. O. L. BLEDSOE. N. Laurel SL Phone 666, and amall storage charge. M. ■ronllnnnnee M UST be abreast with the times by mot trees, la kef runt on two sides, close Martin, 324 7th St., Jacksonville, FOH I'E P llE S B N T A T iV E I I I L L LUMBER CO. House <4 iin p f f i t i nt **nn— reading the classified pages o f in. Must be sold and is a bargain. F iji - Business I respectfully announce myself Service, Quality asd Price Irrebl office or h r l « t newspaper . . , Herald as a candidate for the House of your daily jT e lr pHoue dlecostls*. Phone 135. . FOR SALE— Cheap, to avoid pack­ Opportunities I are not valid# Representative* from Seminole want ads contain many interestln 5-ROOM bungalow. Desirable lo­ ing an dshipping from Sanford, Prompt, E ffic ie n t County, subject to the Democratic messages. It w ill pay you to reaS BUSINESS O P P O R T U N IT Y — We, cation, easy terms, $3200.00. wilt sell my high grade player Service. primary, June 3, 1924. I f elected them daily. the manufacturcis of a well W A N T E D TO R E N T ♦ piuno at a sacrifice. Monthly — FDR c l e r k 'o r e tJ U R f- ; l w ill advocate constructive legis­ L O S T ^ t ’ rom running’ hoard o f FOR SA LE — 15 acres celery land terms to praty giving satisfactory known and widcry advertised pro­ car one lenther cartridge belt I hereby announce my candi­ lation for tho benefit of the great­ fronting on Imke Monroe, 12 references. See piano and moke prietory medicine, want a ropro* W AN TED — Furnished cottage or dacy fo r the office o f Clerk o f the est number of people in Seminole an dtoy pistol. B'inder please re ­ acres cleared and under irrigation, offer. E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad .tentative in each county in Flor­ bungalow about 3 or 4 rooms. turn to Mrs A. K. Powers, 707 all planted, four flowing wells, St., Atlanta, Ga._______________ ida. Our proposition is attractive State price and location in reply. Circuit Court, Seminole County. County and the state of Florida. W. 9th St. cheap. Florida, subject to tho decision of ___________________ J. R. LYLES. T Y P E W R IT E R R IB B O N S— For and will net u man from $200 to P. O. Box 417. Character and W A IT E D — To rent a five room tho Democratic Primary to be FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER use on Royal, Remington or L. $250 per month. VsECUTINn A TTO R N E Y held on June 3rd, A . D., 1924. I ability count morn than money in FOR S A L E — 10 acres, 5 cleared, C. Smith typewriters. I hereby announce my candifurnished house with garage. Will sell to announce to the citt- /and fo r efficiency and service In vegetable land, flowing well. fo r one-hnlf_price. _ Herald office. selection. W rhe us your qualifica­ Compton, Chero-Cola Co. Apartments lacy for County Commissioner for ■minole County that I am tions and i f satisfactory wc will Two Mocks of loading station, District No. 2 Seminole County, FO R S A L E — Anu'o adding ma­ explain our proposition to you by [to for the nomination to office. V A N C 0 E DOUGLASS. For Rent cheap. subject to the Democratic Primary, chine. Never been used. $10. cuting Attorney for the FOR- !^EMBER SCHOOL HOARD letter. The National Remedy Com­ PROTECT YOUR CHILD’S June 3, 1924. office. Durt of Seminole County, pany, Postofflce Station G, Jack­ in IkUaVluPU Roseiand Herald —-i ■■ __ —. H E A LTH FOR R E N T— 3 room apartment, FOR S A L E — Lota I heroby announce m yself a cani • • ' L. P. H AG AN . , the action of the Demosonville, Florida. Heights. High nnd dry. A - l iocaSA LE — Egry cash register. large, nice, cool rooms. N. H. didate for re-election to the office FOR SH ERIFF. pmary, euno 3rd, 1924. I tion on Sanford Ave., from $250! $19 cash. » Herald office._________ Garner,. Phone 59. Through thnughtiessness the slight o f member o f the board o f public I hereby announce myself as r raterut lor your vote and Instruction, representing school to $5U0 each, easy terms. I f you! FOR SA TE — Remington typecough or cold o f a child is often ne­ FOR R E N T — Furnished npart* nation. __ district No. 1 o f Seminole Coun‘ y, candidate fo r too office bf Sheriff want a desirable home come in and - writer, with wide carriage, in; glected and soon becomes serious. ment. Apply Shirley Apa o f Seminole County,'suojeot to the cST F. HOUSEUOLDER. see us. NOTICE A few doses o f FO LE Y ’S H O N E Y good condition. $25 cash, Inquire subject to tho Democratic primary Democratic primary June. 1921 menta, First Street. $ lu.NTY COMMISSIONER to be held on June 3rd, 1924. at Herald office. A N D TAR COMPOUND, at small ______________ W. A. T IL L IS . FOR R E N T—-Double houso or Anyone wishing to com­ cost, taken nt the onset of the I f you want a city lot, a subur* FOR S A LE — I rge iy announce my candidacy F R ED T .W 1 L L IA M S .__ reed baby throe room apartment furnish­ ban lot, a house ready built, celFOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER municate with the Knights cold would bring speedy relief. Be Sty Commissioner for the condition. Phone I hereby announce my candi­ ed, location good, close in. A. P, cry farm, grove or anything in ^ oot^ strict comprising Chuiuo* TO T H E VOTERS OF T H E 19TH of the Ku Klux Klan of prepared, have a bottle of this Connelly 4 Sons._________________ S E N A T O R IA L D ISTR IC T. dacy fo r County Commissioner for tho Real Estate line call us. We V./,;. ' . : ; — rj— r— t—r— rr;----- rea and Osceola, subject to Sanford may do ho by ad­ safe, reliable cough remedy on A fter due consideration, I have the'fifth district of Seninole Coun­ FOU R E N T — Furnished ! rO U SA LK — Muthu!ihck Piuno in 2-room seil at the owners price only. hand, nnd give promptly when a Dn of tho Democratic pri* I good condition. Call nt 709 West decided to become a candidate lor ty. Subject to 'the action of the dressing mail to Postofflce cough or cold la detected. Equally ground floor apartment, 205 E. Inc 3: re-election to the State Senate June Primary of 1924. We g ive you ! r i*lpL Street. Call and see us. Third Street. Apply New Era Hox CS. C. A. RA U LE R SO N . as effective fo r older persons. N o from the 19th Senatorial District, vice. FO R SAl.E- Plant E. II. KII.nKR. Printcry. opp. Posto fflce. tho bargains nnd service. Beggarweed ILEKK C IR C U IT COURT composed of Orange, Seminole and TH E .SEMINOLE .REALTYIby announce that 1 am a Osceola Counties, subject to the MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD FOR R E N T— Three room a yodi' own acm I wish to a n n o u n c a ^ r t ,’O T r ^ . ^ c ^ “ JUfe' ^ v , . 415 W. gfajit -j-:-: . a £ nlnuD U T ftiloO f B f rPi H < > t p V ^ te for the office o f Clerk Democratic Primary tgc be . h fili candidate fr>w-MemtVr'yV7f^--rtn ef >& *****•*»-•»•*',‘-->* ' ’ ^ • r OB S A L E — Attractive modern fertilizer. Makes splendid crop of School Board c f Seminole Co. from FOR R E N T__New three rnorii bungalow. A bargain; terms. hay uti-poorest soils. Write fo ri ,o ‘ information. Cherokee Farms, iliatvSct K J «\ * 1 QiiKinffr fit __ _ ___ w * ■ IntjlllfU 0&k AVI1. School district N ». 3. Subicct to tic primary In June, 1924. -M. a O VER STREE T. ■Manticolla !Fla. .... the decitioiwpf the Democratte-prfFOR S A L E — Small house, modern H. II. C H A P P E L L . eW or Crystal Lake. F O ir ^ T O N B T X B O l “ S F DIS­ niory tkbpHleid June 3, 1924. conveniences, on beautiful lake. W A N T E D TO BUY— Fiat top desk Smith, ke Mary. JSTICB OP T H E PE AC E T R IC T NO. 1. in good condition. Must be cheup II. H. PA TTISH ALL.* Ten minutes drivo from Post O f­ iby announce that I am a I hereby announce that I am a fo r cash. Address Box 431, Sanfice. $3,000.00; terms. W . V. FOR CLERK ttltC U IT C O U R T e fo rtho office o f Justice candidate for conitnblo of District Wheeler, 404 1st N nt’l. Bank, Hldg. ford, Florida. I wish to announce that I am a fence in and fo r tho first No. 1, subject to the Democratic M IS C E L L A N E O U S ’Phono 101-J. Schelle Maines F O R SA LE — Two Jersey cows; * district o f Seminole Coun- primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Sanford Novelty also small cream separator. W. W ANTED W IL L T R A D E — 35 acre farm th the legal and efficient Said district beig composed o f the Court of Seminole Co., su bj^t to ‘ 5 twelve miles north of Miami, in W, Van Ness, P. O. Box 57.______ | ce of the executive officers following voting precincts: San­ Dcrwcratlc primary, June third. LAW YER 50 Cents I f elected, I promise the faithful rigidly growing section for well FOR SA LE — Folding ironing Works ounty I promise to do my ford, Lake Monroe and Paola. Hume Cooked Meals. Tw o blocks located property in ur near San­ performance of tho duties con­ *:• — Court House board, smnll victroiu, and two i thout prejudice. F-. E. W A L K E R . business district. nected with that office. ford. Small cash payment is re­ dozen recurds, very cheap. O w n-1 L. G. 8T R IN O F E LLO W . FOK S H E R IF F. PH O E N IX H O TEL. V. COLDER, Prop. W. L. MORGAN. quired. Price o f Miumi property, er laving town. Apply 112 la u ­ )R C O UN TY JUDGE, To the Voters of Seminole County: 300 Purk Ave. including farm house and barns Is rel Ave., ufter 5 p. m. FOR T A X COLLECTOR t, of course, to the action I hereby announce my candidacy Ccteral Shop and Mill W ork $15,000. I f interested in making n I wish to announce that I am a lemocratic Prim ary to be for tho office of Sheriff o f Semi­ trade write giving full description Madam Harriet, e 3rd, I will be a candidate nole County, subitct to the voters tandidate fo r re-election to the of­ George A . DeCottes Contractor and Builder of your property, location and Beauty Parlor. S P E C IA L NOTICES office o f County Judge of of the Democratic Prim ary to be fice o f County Tax Collector of Atlorney-at-Law price. Address it. J, Peck, FuiOver Mobley’s Drug Store. o.County. I shail be grate- held June 3rd, 1924, I f elected I Seminole Count?, subject to the fmd, Florida. 517 Commercial Street Park Ave. Phone 245. Over Seminole County action o f tho Democratic primarj the nomination and elec- jromlse four years o f Law EnNOTICE W A N T E D — Good Jised typewriter W )R S A L E — 10 acres close to city Bank nd if elected I assure the breement In a business manner by to be held in June. Anyone wanting nice Easter < _ UL n V fi ___ _ n nn n!ntu ■■■<■» on ISIUI.I good sno/l road. N ew liniian house, nu garage fo r cash. R. J. Reel. Phone 3. hip of Seminole a fair and the help o f the proper subordi­ ____ _______ JWO. D. JIN K IN S . Baskets, wait and buy from Cir-j Sanford, ■■■ - - Florida nnd other improvements. $2,000.00. cle No. 2, at Union Pharmacy, administration o f the af- nates or assistants and earnestly MEMBER C O UN TY SCHOOL Terms. W. V. Wheeler. 1st N a t’l Apr. 18 nnd 19. th* office. BOARD P U B LIC Stenographer;; jn your bussolicit the support o f all Jaw en­ Elton J Moughton SCHEL l E_M AIN ES.— forcement voters, on June 3rd. I hereby announce myself n can­ ness solicited. 107 Park Ave. Bank Bldg. ’ Phono 101-J. A R C H IT E C T didate for re-elcctinn as a member PhJne 349. RA YM O N D L. A L L EN. iU P E R IN T E N D E N T OF Fred R. Wilson o f the County Board of Public In- W A N T E D TO BtJY— Ten or twen1BLIC IN STR U C TIO N FOR T A X ASSESSOR. First National Bank Bldg. atruction from District No. 3, by announce my candidacy ty ncre tract bordering on lake. I wish to announce that I am a O. C. Bryant, W a g ­ Sanford, ------------- Florida A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W Oviedo, Osceola and No improvements required. Must lection to the office of candidate for re-election to the (Geneva, superintendent o f public office o f Tax Assessor o f Semi­ Chuluota) subject to the action of he well on locaetd and close to town. „ „ „ p i „ _ •is „„n First National Bank Bldg., on o f Scminoio County, nole County, subject to the decis­ the Democratic Primary, June 3rd, Give price and amount o f cash re- H C r , l 41 3 *, W i l l S C ll Bt to the Democratic primary ion of the Democratic Prim ary to 1924. Having served aa a mem­ quir uire a. Address. Box 100, care „„ . Sanford -------------- Florida ber o f the Board since 1915, and The Sanford Herald. elil on June 3rd, 1924. be held June 3rd, 1924. Carohna,-Florida filli6 room house, gar­ having been chairman of the W A N T — To rent fo r tha summer, T. W . LA W T O N . A. V A U G H A N . Board since 1919, espocally fits mo COUNTY PRO SEC U TIN G woll located home In Sanford, by FOR T A X CO LLEC TO R age, lights, water, gas The Matthews Press A TTO R N E Y . I beg to announce myself a can­ fo r the work required o f a Board responsible party. Must be up to ing Station, gas at 2 W.lukM Hide.. Kanfurd Fla. member, and if re-elected I prom­ date with all lmporvemcnts and ) to announce that I shall didate fo r the office of Tax Col­ ise the same conscientious and con­ completely furnished. Give com­ Phone 417-L-2 tandidate for the office of lector of Seminole County, subject cents above cost the and bath room, $45.00 Prosecuting Attorney, in li­ to the decision o f the Democratic structive service as has been rend plete Information as to location Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers the endorsement o f the Primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. ered in my many years o f sarvice and price in answering this ad. per month or will sell CHAS. F. H ARRISO N, year around. R. C. M A X W E L L __ atic voters at tha June 3rd, 117 Park Avenue— Phans 4 tt Box 431, Sanford, Florida. Geneva, Florida. FOR C O UNTY COM M ISSIONER Sanford Sign Shop at very reasonable GEORGE C. H ER RIN G . I hereby announce my candidacy F 0 R ~ C T U N T Y ” C0MM IS SIGNER A P P R O P R IA T E I hereby announce m y candidacy OR C O UNTY JUDGE for County Commissioner fo r the for re-elrctlon to the offica of reby announce myself as a Fourth District o f Seminole CounL E T T E R IN G terms. Wilson Welding & Radiator ite for tho office o f County . Subject to the action of the C-unty Commissioner frnm DisFor All Classes of Work ti it number four o f Seminole) of Seminole County, subject ine Primary of 1924. Works 107 North Sanford Ave. County, subject to the action of C. L. W EST. Democratic primary, June 3, tho Democrat primary June 3,1924. I pledge faithful service “If It’s ifetal we can weld it," FOR S H E R IF F H. B. Lewis & Co. B. F. W H EELER. you nominate me. To the Voters o f Seminole County: 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA J. G. SHARON. FOR S T A T E A TTO R N E Y. I hereby announce myself a can­ Address Sanford Machine Co. I hereby announce my candi­ 'O L N T Y COMMISSIONER didate for Sheriff o f Seminole Tlrst National Bank Building, reby announce my candidacy County subject to tho action o f the dacy fur the office o f State Attor­ ■ A N D SUPPLIES ■ election to the office o f Democratic primary to be held on ney fo r the Seventh Judicial Cir­ ground floor. cuit o f Florida, subject to the Dem­ r o o T o r r m s T s S T E W A R T The Floriat * N FORD,FLA. No. 107-Telephone 349- Park Are. commissioner o f District June 3rd. I f I am elected I Seminole county, subject to myself to fulfill the duties i"S G ocratic Primary to be held June 3, Flowers For AU Occasions 1924. tha best o f my ability. ion of thd voters on June 3rd a iiia m iiiu u | g iB H iiiiiiM »iu M iia H iiiim »a J. A. SC ARLE TT. E. E. B R A D Y . C. W. EN TZM ING ER. Members Florists Telegraph Do. FOR S H E R IF F I hereby announce m yself a can­ didate for iceiectlon to the office o f sheriff of Seminole county sub­ ject to the action o f the Demo­ cratic primary to be held on June 3. If elected iur another tern I ! pledge to iulhll the duties o f the I office in the same efficiept manner that I have conducted past. ___________________ C FOR ROARD O F STRU CTIO N I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election aa member of the Tioard of Public Instruction for Seminole County, Florida, repre­ senting school district No. 2 of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary to be hold on June 3rd, 1924. CHAS. A. D A L L A S FOR C O U N TY JUDGE I hereby announce m y candidacy for the office o f County Judgf o f Seminote County, subject to tin action o f the voters nt the Demo­ cratic primary June 3. JOHN G. LF.ONARDY. ------ FOR” C O U N TY JUDGE To the’ People o f Seminole County: I am a candidate fo r County Judge, your support and vote on June the 3rd will be appreciated. SA M U E L A. B. W IL K IN S O N . FOR” R E PR E S E N T A T IV E . I hereby announce my candidacy for member House o f Itepresenta lives fo r Seminole County subject to tho action o f the voters at the Democratic primary, June 3. FO RR EST LA KE . ? Political Inouncements trt BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD FOR RENT PRINTING WH1DD0N & HODGES K By GEORGE McMANUS NGING UP FATHER M b O R R X -t> tR ! I t h o u g h t i h a o Z * e > -Z . e>O T I T O IE .O O U T - • i r "T O O o t >T LET ME. K N O W - O H .M R .J lG G b - COME Sh D O W N ALU R IC .H T m w - p t *> Co n e . a CWn * tiO N E . O N E . * , ELffbE C U T 4 »T O U T O F Th e w a x J livery Association 314 Myrtle Ave. Phono S60-D t - |L L ^ s E E IF | K I M ^ V T IT __ "<O U K.1N < 0 TO e > C C ) • H A 'W ^ l M 'h * Q U IC K .! S. O. Shinholser Contract!tt and Builder Sanford, .* Florida •' -V3 R. " 1 . 1 > 'i |l 5! 1L ■ .1. . . . . . m C. M A X W E L • Real Estate and Insurance S A N F O R D .— section o f the state. 4'M i>l§. i Sanford bo mad* a city & S X !iS 6 1 u S S l , Kc. • . . 1* -v if rv * » ; . . . . • •' . ' � 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, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 10, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 1924; <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/b43e2498122b8b7a890f83e0d963004f.pdf 92736b017972a8ffcdab65a3d8349884 PDF Text Text \ (. JLV*- * 4ti.\ tiijt 111 ’i -»* h; •IMM •! A i ■ ! T IIK W E A T IIB liJ f m K \ m >/r. H e a r t , *V f aKJ.i Ta fgita C ia D lC Its Richest Garden L a id - *> - »- _____________ Florida: Partly cloudy ___ and Saturday probably shower*; iron; In extreme north ' cooler Saturday portion; moderate south-__ sad- -j southwest wind*. 1 == IE VI. A8S0CL TED PRESS DISPATCHES Hiraifa Johnson Says He Isn’t discouraged (B r T k e A u ^Icr and Brookhart Off to jhington Court House [Ohio While Rest o f the igherty Investigating nmittee Continue Probe Justice Department with I. McGraw Testifying.! ■f Tfer A » « o « l * l * d P t» m ) m U M r m i) W A SH IN G TO N , A p r. 11— Declaring his purpose to rid the Republican part o f “ corrupt and reactionary controtM Senator H i­ ram Johnson, a candidate fo r Republican presidential nomination says in a statement published today that he is .“ neither discouraged nor dis­ pelling." H e makes no specific mention o f reports that the .campaign la to be curtailed in the least in view o f the recent primary returns favorable to President Codlidge. NEW COMMITTEE BEGINS PROBE OF WHEELERCHARGE S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ,' F R I D A Y , A P R IL 11, 1921. HUGO STIiES ENDNSTRY KING H. W orld Fliers Delay Flight For Weather ( R f T fcr A » i w U l f d !> Weakened by Three Major Operations During the Past Four Weeks Leader in Ger­ man Industrial L ife Gives Up at Last and Succumbs to Ravages o f Disease— Much Speculation on Effect. rnr t s , Ano-iniru p r ,« u B E R L IN , Apr. 11— Germnny’n strong man of industry is gone with the passing o f Hugo Stinnos and speculation Is rife today con­ cerning the ultimate effect o f hla death upon tho internal situation and the reparation settlement. Weakened by three major opera­ tions within four weeks the man who would admit no defeat yield­ ed to the ravages o f disease. He was fu lly conscious to the end. Hugo Stinnes, more closely identified with German industrial life than any other man, died Thursday evening at 8:30. Inde­ fatigable In his labors, he strug< la glcd against the Impending end, And was conscious to the last. Pt im ) 1 : S IT K A , Alaska, A pr. I l 4 Warned o f an approaching storm 'off the Gulf of Alaska the four United States army aviators, flying around the globe are resting here today a fter a 800 mile flight from Prince Ru­ pert. The aviators were sche­ duled to leave today fo r a 4711 mile jump to Cordova, Alaska) but M ajor Martin, command­ ing, who received the weather reports asserted there would be no flight until conditions were favorable. DEMOCRATS HAVE NEW SUBSTITUTE FOR MELLON TAX BANK DEPOSITS SHOWfCREASE OF« PER CENT Hanford’s Banking Institntions Enjoy Greatest' Gain In Business in History of Financial Strongholds — Growth o f City Reflected in Statement Recently Issued Showing Standing o f Banks S IN G LE COPIES F IV E C ENTS N U M B E R 10 erty Thursday—$ 120,000 JOININGS GIVES HIS PLATFORM IN SPEECH HERE William J. Bryan To Be Church Delegate Company Prominent Sanford Business Men Close B ig Deal t V -- According to figures made nvnilMe by the quarterly statements While William Jennings Rrygiven by the local banks showing nn was in the city yesterday, it condition o f the three institutions was learned that tho Great at tho end of business Mar. 31, Commoner, hna been selected Sanford banks have made the by tho Presbytery of Southeast tremendous gain o f 48.3 per cent JHINGTON; A pA 11 The Florida to represent it as the in tho amount o f deposits in com­ Deni I# Said To Be Largest the Preliminary Steps In Investigation It-home section of layman delegate to the General parison with that o f last year ut Chairman Smoot Introduced Bill Transacted In Sanford For , > harty investigating -commitAssembly o f the Presbyterian o f Indictment Brought Against the same time. An Framed by Senate Finance (ntinued bearin g today SenuSome Tim e — Includes 200 Church, which will be held in Sp«akN Here Last Night Out­ Senator Wheeler A re Taken Not only hnve the institutions Committee. Asking Immed­ loses, N ew Hampshire, preMississippi on May 18. Rev. by Borah Feet On First Street and had a larger increase in tho lining Issues of Guberna­ iate Consideration tin the absence o f Chairman M. E. Gabnrd o f Geneva, Pres­ amount of deposits, hut they have 117 Feet On Oak AveniM-— torial Campaign Declaring byterian minister of thnt place, hart and with J. J. Me(Hr The Associated Press) increased their resources 44.2 per ( H r T h r A aanctntnl P w t Tulsa, Okie., banker, on Extensive Improvements W A S H IN G TO N , Apr. 11.— P re­ That*He Is For Lnw En­ met Mr. Bryan in Titusville yes­ W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 11— Lines cent. That this city in now in the [tend, who testified concern- liminary steps in the inquiry in­ terday and accompanied the lat­ Contemplated A t Once. forcement, Efficient Hand­ midst o f tho most prosperous era for tho major contest on tho rovulk with Daugherty, in to the indictment in Montana o f enuc bill in the senate w er^ defin­ o f its history is the firm belief of ling of State Affairs and ter to Sanford. It was Itev. Gairm < he was told Daugherty Senator Wheeler, prosecutor o f hard who informed Mr. Brynn of One o f the most important real itely drawn Thursday by announce- the heads o f tho throe banks. These i prosecute • • these cases, the Daugherty investigation, were A ll Constructive Meusures.! his appointment. Dr. J. P. Cal­ estate transactions that has been res, they point out, show that ment o f Democrats o f the-incom e-vi*'1 is nothing else to do." He taken Thursday by a newly cre­ houn nas boon selected ns the consummated in Sanford for much business is being transacted tax plan they w ill proposo as suD-1muc A)id of a conversation with ated senate committee while the Declaring that he is making representative of the clergy to some time, was closed Thursday stitute for the Mellon ratea placed i?™ that n large amount of money or Harrell. Oklahoma, whoso Daugherty committee itself was nttend the assembly. when the Hynes property on First B E R LIN , Apr. 11. — Hugo In the measure by finance commit-1** *n circultaion, both o f which only a few promises nnd those de toward th e'M illers was touching b riefly upon subject. only which he couhl absolutely as­ ! Street and Oak Avenue was tol»V Stinnes more closely identified tec Republicans. 1 tcn<l to substantiate their claims vicious." Ha said the senSenator Borah, Republican, Ida­ with German industrial life than sure with confidence, Frank E. to a recently formed corporation told him; "ha dldn t 'w a n t ho, chairman o f the new investi­ any other man, died Thursday T h , bill • • t , . n e d by .he IW n co £ “ ! t ”. Jennings, enndidnet for governor composed o f C. Schultz, Charles most progressive cities in tho nwny with all gating committee was directed to evening at 8:30. committee was introduced in the boys to o f Florida, spoke fo r over nn hour L. Britt, R. J. Holly and J. D, Indefatigable state. _ oil lands telegraph to Federal Judgo Pray in his labors', ho strugled against senate by Chairman Smoot who Davison. This valuable proper­ According to the figures, the Thursday night to an attentive said the M llta # never con- at Great Falla, where the indict­ the impending end, and was con­ said "he expected to call it up for l’eoples Hank enjoyed tho largest audience at tho Seminole County ty was purchased on a 99-yearconsideration next week. Senator a dollar toward his ment was returned Tuesday, re­ scious to the last. lease basis upon n valuation o f percentage o f increase in deposits Hank corner. Robinson, Arkansas, Democratic having a gain o f 01 per cent while Mr. Jennings particularly stress- j ‘ n In Oklahoma, when ho questing him to froward certified 3120,000. Around him were gathered his eated for re-election ns copicn of the indictment, the min­ w ife and children. To them he leader, joined Chairman Smoot in the Seminole County Hank had tho cd the outstanding planks in his The property includes nil suggestion that the hill bo taken jargest increase in resources hav­ platform, those of putting the dif-1 il committeeman by Jake utes o f grand jury and documen­ bulb(in g l_ ia cinc_F ira t - S treat-dx had devoted his later years nil up by next Wednesday. tary evidence as well as a list o f ferent state departments oji_uJ)Ugr.L |n. He said "he never heard ing 49 per cent. _____ Eween Park nnd Onk Avenues the time he cou»2 spare from his of extraordinary oxpendi- the witnesses. The Democratic income- - tax Tho First- National Rank had iness-llke basis, strict enforcement; Discusses Issues of Coming Pres­ with the cxccpUon o f tho one at. n vast business interests. There ___ To A w a it Informstola,—— o f law and order, more efficient ir.Hamon during the Hardschedule, introduced by Senator an increase in deposits of 37.5 per idential Campaign and Says First and Park Avenue, which Until this ihformation is re had been no hope fo r hla recovery Simmons, North Carolina, is a rad­ cent and 31 pe reent in resources. and far-reaching road building apalgn." Democrats nnd Progressive Seminole Securities Company, for many, hours and the foremost Bank in­ program and for furnishing more senate Daugherty commit- calved the committee probably will medical skill could do nothing ical departure from the plan o f Tho Seminole County from the First Nntional Bank. Republicans W ill Elect Representative Garner, Democrat, creased Its deposits 57 per cent and educational advantages to the ek-tralled. Th Thursday over mark time. I t will not lim it its against the ravages of disease. on d The former Hynes property has. PresidenL examination to these documents Texas, which :w as supported by resources 49 per cent. The Peo­ school children. He also touched ride field o f -Its ■ investigna frontugu o f 200 feet on JNnt; ■ Three major operations had house Democrats, and approaches ples Dank had the increase o f 01 upon the subjeset of rcapporand witnesses, however, but w ill ih search o f evidence- tying With n vigor und cloqudncc thnt Street and 117 fees on Onlc Avucall present and form er officials been performed, the first about very closely the Longworth com per cent in deposits and 11 per tionment. use ends o f charges before nue. Included in the purchaxu o f the department of. the interior four w^eks ago, fo r gall stones, iromise rates adopted by th* cent resources. Mr. Jennings was introduced by hns been characteristic of his are two two-story and two onefag upon the administration speeches for more than three de­ as well as a number o f witnesses and it was because o f the impossi­ ouse. The statements showed that at Mayor Forrest Lake. Following a cades, William Jennings Bryan, story. buildings. A ll are o f department o f justice. who w ill be summoned at the re­ bility o f keeping the patient quiet, the end o f March there was on few opening remarks, Mr. Jen­ thrica a candidate for the presi­ brick construction. " , I t provides for a maximum sur Ind fraud cases in Oklahoma, quest o f Senator Wheeler. according to surgeons, that com­ nings launched into the subject of deposit in Sanford banka 14,028,dent o f tho United States and now tax rate o f 40 per cent applicable In touching upon war conFollowing tho announcement' plications developed necessitating what nhouid be the requirements The dip o f the Daugherty com ................ ^ at the end of* the a candidate for delegate to the that the transaction la of the Old Hickory Powder mlttee into the subject o f the in­ further operations, the last one on on incomes o f more than |500,000. 013-49 while hod same period^ last year they totaled o f a man seeking the office of National Democratic Convention The house maximum rate waa 87 |pany in Tennessee, and the dictment Thursday was as sudden Sunday. uion closed, it was .further learnod thnt It was also reported governor. He declared that his 1-2 per cent on. Incomes o f more 32,710,001.72. A year ago the candidacy was not taken ceriously from Florida, spoke fo r an hour the new owners are planning to • ag of the Dempsoy-Car- as it was brief. Turning from an that pneumonia developed. combined resources of the banks flght films ven at Inquiry into land fraud eases in Since the grave nature of than 3200,000. The rate o f $200. totaled 32,102,000.02 while at the at flrat but, th^j. ngw bceuqsp of nn da half to an audience of be- make extensive improvemen 000 in the Simmons proposal is (on in quick at n while Oklahoma Senator Wheeler call- Herr Stlnnca’ Illness became 'resent time they have renehed ► :sudden o f plan, dec! iWlfiW'Tib’ Ttax'ltrrvetl with a rear r.474,'410.70. ing. Extensive sepairs less determination, being cotnrolled Hank comer. . _____ 8«p*rtonent’e had been almost the sole topic of the Gnrncr plan was 44 per cent It is said that never before in With a great deal o f emphasis, t* ratio? 11 o f whirl uud 8cnator bureau o f investigation and ques­ discussion. It fa r outranged on all incomes exceeding I92J900, gained the history o f this city has the In- hy no faction, h<r has AThne* -turf tioned him1about the «vl(h rm W n t popular intoceitg-ltavnrojret - M The eommltte* bill -would make croute in business a f the banking sUmdlly in strength until he is the -G<eal Commoner, told hts hearers that he would support tho S O T peVty, w ill be „_____ t v 6 f department agents sent to Mon­ published bytJm expert?i commis­ the maximum surtax rate 25 per institutions been so great. Tho now confident thnt he will be se­ cholco o f the people o f this slate it is declared. Tho most imporl . ngtoh ouse, ’ Ohio, tana on the Wheeler case. Burns’ sions fo r tho settlement o f the re­ cent on all incomes o f more than lected ns the statu’s next execu­ unusual good fortune that has ns expressed by them in tho ore- (nnt work w ill begin witiur a led lately •it connection with testimony was that the men were paration problem. of tive. The far- flOO.OOO. 'Mr. * Longworth, fallen to the truckers aird grow ­ He deealred ,short time. Investigation, Ho scored the "peanut" politi­ feipntial primury. sent to Montana three or four reaching business enterprises of Ohio, the Republican leader, pre­ ers o f this section in the way o f even though. ____. ho is a____ dry be-. cians and declared that he never that sto in the day another ques- woeka ago a t the request o f the tho man, his gr^at influence dicted Thursday that "although receiving huiulsome „ , i The acquisition o f this First prices foit The w it­ among the present leaders, his there la no great difference” In the their products ,is one o f the rea­ ins or never will be controlled by Hover, i f ,the voters choose n w p l|street block by some o f th e -m o s l' was presented to the com- postofflce department. candidate, ho will support him ns rm ^ ee fbr determination when H. ness said he and former Attorney very eccentricities had since the incomo rates adopted by the house sons for the henlthly condition of any o f them. Hu stated thnt if prominent business men o f this long us his name is on tho ballot, General Daugherty had talked elected to tho office of governor, war taken a strong hotel upon city, ia but another indication o f and those proposed hy the senate the banks, it is declared. iff, Washington* superlntendhe would have it always void of oven though, ho will do it by proxyi the growth and prosperity o f o f tho Western Union Com- about the Daugherty investigation German people, and his death Democrats the house would stand The First National Hank with further stated that Mr. Bryan even the slightest evidence o f ac­ Sanford, according to Mr. Briif gave notice that the corn-* on a number o f occasions, but he though expected has caused anx­ firm fo r its rotes in conference JWfl.758.C9 in deposits leuds sthc if clectod as a delegate, he will one o f the new owners, aru. |y would refttse to deliver would not say that Mr. Daugher­ ious speculation aa to who may even i f the senate adopted the other banks as it also docs in re­ tivities o f the small politicians. The speaker declnrcd that if endeavor to havo a olank insert­ through whose firm, the Britt Re­ ages sent and received here ty had sought his help in the mat­ rise to take Jiia place. Democratic plan. sources with 32,030,353.23. The eletced he would see to it that ed in thd Democratic platform, alty Company; the deal waa neThe death o f Hug Hugo Stinnes at fromer Attorney General ter. Representative Garner on the First National Hank gained 3502,inatc the otiated. every department o f tho state gov­ which would forever elimii The new owners, Declaring he had reported to the very moment the process of other hand predicted Igherty during the past three nrei that house 362.18 in deposits and 3484,444.92 Daugherty that Senator Wheeler disentangling the reparations Democrats who with one. exception in resources. The Seminole Coun­ ernment i\ organized so that for possibility o f a recurrence o f what eelnred, arc fully aware o f was attorney fo r Gorden Camp­ knot sccma about to enter upon supported his plan, would givo np- ty Bank increased its deposits every dollar expended full value ins happened in previous elections bright future that Sanford Refusal Considered, would be received in return. He ss has keen shown in tho oil in- and because they are, they 1 files had been. requested bell concern in Montana- Bums ita final stage, la felt in official roval to the program advanced 3595,824.52 and resources $fD2,said that he would stand fo r no vestigation at Washington. seen fit to express their quarters and industrial circles as said the conversation took place the committee at once took hursday by Senator Simmons, de­ 782.00. The Peoples Rank had an Inxity in the performance o f duty The plank that Mr. Bryan pro­ in tho city by heavy invea a distinct iosa to Germany. What­ at Mr. DaugherVy’s 'apartment, refusal under consideration claring it followed “ In principle" increase in deposits o f 3213.103.98 by any state official. Ho further poses to introduce and have ac­ in somo ot its most valuable not indicating what action it but he would not say whether be­ ever the populr or offical attitude the houso Democratic scheme of and 392,120.82 in resources. cepted i f possible, would rail for estate. said that ho would be a representoward his political orientation or fore or of ter Daugherty left o f­ kbt decide upon. In the past larger reductions In the smaller in­ o f -tho people us such he nn appropriation which would pay his far flung economic program It wax further learned that| company has opwted iU files fice. comes and lesser reductions .in the would sec to it that the pcoplo’s for the ordinary expenses of a present deal is by no mean may have been, there was a Arthur Lambdin, an official o f Iseveral congressional commit,large incomes than proposed hy presidential campaign and which business would be carried on in an p o ta b le the senate oil eommit- the telephone company here, testi­ widespread impression that Stin- Secretary Mellon. would call for the issuance o f a extent of the company’s net! efficient, business-like manner. nes was pre-eminently qualified fied a fter a form al protest that Negotiations are . now i what had influenced ita deci(H r Th* Aworlatrd Fr*»a) Senator Simmons announced that Mr. Jennings next touched on bulletin in which would be publish­ teas which will increase i Secretary Work’s advisory in this caao was not reveal- Georgo Ik Lockwood o f the Rc- to take an active part in the final the plan he proposed would raise ed the statements o f each candi­ tho enforcement o f law question. ublican national committee had adjustment o f the problems on committee recommended sweep­ date seeking the office o f presi­ ings considerably. It is pi Continues! .on page eight. which the experts’ committees 33,000,000 more revenue annually ing changes in reclamation polleld a telephone conversation with sub-comittea o f two which dent. He would further make it to acquire property to the than would the committee bill car­ Blair Cohen at the Rainbow hotel have rendered an exhaustive ver­ approximately 3250,000, ciaa. for Washington Court House a crime for any donation to a cam­ of rying the Mellon normal and sur­ dict. r— proposes to. get at.-the at Great Falls. The senate finance committee paign fund to be made by individ­ was stated, and within tax rates, on the basis o f estimates Burns Identified Cohen an -an Continued on page 8. day* tho announcement o f Iks o f the Midland .Natonnl uals. submitted by Joseph M$Coy, treas- put over until Saturday considers pk, headed by M . 8. Daugherty, employe of the Republican nation­ tion o f the soldier bonus bill. Mr Bryan scored the practice of tional purchases may be ex: ury actuary. Speaking for the new < former attorney general's al committee, he said he did not A house committee heard tes rich and powerful influence pur­ Ither. Complete ticceas to tho know that Lockwood and Daugh­ tlmony In regard to Secretary chasing immunity from prosecu­ about the transaction, Mr. Jap Envoy Fears More Wallace’s administration o f tho Iks • has been' refused the com erty were “ dose friends," but had tion of public [avors. Ho classed said: c- - The flub-cqnvmlttee ex- seen the two together in Daughpackers and stock yard act. “ A ll of the members o f Coolidge ns the most reactionary D r a 8 1 c Exclusion Secretary Wilbur announced a flir Thf AMitcInlfil I'rtM) also to take teitlntony bear- erty’s apartment here. president for the last 25 years company uro old citiiens o f The committee to investigate W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 11. — A ami termed him as the Wall Street ford nod Seminole county upon the storial given the' new policy designed to prevent nr Th* Ajwu>*iat*4 Pr*sa) dis­ candidate. The president, he de­ they believo in this city’s future by Roxle Stlaaon, dhrorc- the Wheeler indictment waa nam­ leases similar to those granted resolution proposing to W A SH IN Q X O N , Apr. 11. _ charge the apecial senate com­ clared, only . wife of thw lat^ Jem W. ed Thunday by President Cum­ under former Secretary Denby. sees the country development They believe Qiari (H r The Aaaoelated Press) The famous "gentlem en’s agree­ In the >absence o f two mings o f the senate pursuant to a Secretary Wilbur and Assistant mittee investigating the internal through wnll Street. it holds for Sanford os bright tl W A S H IN G TO N , Apr. 11.— ment,” under which the Japanese resolution adopted by the senate ■torn, Senator Moses, Republic Secretary Roosevelt discussed the revenue bureau from that work President Coolidge addressing immigration He proved his contention that not brighter prospects than to the United after Wheeler had denounced aa • Now Hampshire, as acting navy modernisation program with immediately wus introduced in Coolidge is Well Street’s candidate other place in the state, members o f the women's nations States is curtailed, waa reduced irraan, waa authorised to take false the charge in the indictment committee fo r law enforcement navy modernisation program with the senato late Thursday by by showinf that the president fall have watched this city* ftjrn K fo r the first Chairman Watson, Indiana, o f the ed to appoint the most progres­ steadily • until It has become j Imoy • at a hearing tomorrow that he had accepted a fee from from the south portieo o f the in concrete the house naval cqnynlttee. Campbell, a Montana White House today, told them time in- an -exchange o f corres­ . J. McGraw, form er Republl- Gordon Companies connected with the investigating committee. sive Republican fo r the high o f­ o f the mora flourishing cities pondence between Seer Cary What Resolution Directs. national contmltteeman from geologist, to represent him in the successful law enforcement de radio industry filed denials o f un­ fice o f attorney-general. Judge the state. Hughes and Ambassador HanlThe resolution merely directed Kenyon. Instead. Mr. »homa in connection with In­ nu tter o f oil claims before the pended primarily on the pent! Coolidge fair competition methods before "In purchasing tho liynos hara. It was asserted that Japan interior department. that the committee "be and it selected a Ne wYork lawyer, a erty, tho largest single real land fraud cases. ment fo r observance o f the law. the federal trade commission. is willing to continue the arrange­ “ I sometimes wish," the presi Senator Johnson, Republican, hereby is discharged" from tho lawyer employed by W all Street transaction that has been mar l i ST cr°»o-«**m lnoatlon by serious pi Howland, atoraey fo r for- Hav-A-Tam pa Thieves dent said, "that people would put ment, but view with California, in a statement an­ investigation it has been con­ corporations. this city for some time doubt the proposals o f more dras­ r Attorney General DaugherContinued on page 8. nounced he was no quitting in ducting under a resolution intro­ a little more emphasis upon ob tic exclusion. 1 Kotinting for further ( duced oy Senator Couxens, Re­ he expressed the*opinion that A re Located in North servance o f law than they do what " I am attempting to do pol the membera o f the eom; publican, Michigan. Under tho five years delay in the inxtiupon Its enforcement. I t Is a itk a lly.” but expressing further Rushing To Operation ( D r T h * A a a * « la tr d Prrmm) on o f government proceedings maxim o f our Institutions that Bill of Complaint Chairman Watson o f the senate rules the resolution w ill not come in the solidity o f the T A M P A , A pr. 11. — Warrant* the government does not make up for senate action until tomorI the mater waa probably due committee investigating the in stantial." The new own Killed In Auto Crash for the arrest o f three men charg­ M ay Be Dismissed row. r ... to^the war department than tho people, but the- people make tom al revenue bureau, introdue put a large amount o f money' ed with robing the Hav-m-Tamp* While the resolution made no [the justice department. He the government. That la why ed a resolution fo r discharge o f (Hr Th* A M M lilr l Prraat the deal and expect to put (H r Th* Aa***lnl*4 Pr«aa) o f over gathering o f this kind it statement as to the reason fo r corroborated- testimony pre- Tantpa Cigar Company tha committee. ATH EN S, Ga., Apr.- ll- M ia a in other properties, but R E Y E N N E , Wyo., Apr. 324,000 on March 29 enroute to quasbing the investigation, it waa couraging tar me." The president, given ‘ b y George W. g| committee to investigate Irene Day, student’s nurse in St. believe that it w ill be well diamfssal o f a bill ittee after department o f Justice <Vc- northern cities, where they are who received theI commit co thq indictment o f Senator Whecl- an pen secret that Senators W at- Mary’s hospital here was killed thleir, Jinvcstmcn f. complalnt In the United’ States ■aid to have boon located, accord­ "fant, that the preliminary re­ they had heard the' aqdresses up•r. Democrat, Montana, was ap- son and Ernst, o f Kentucky, and Dr. J. P. Proctor, one o f the "W ithin a short time the ft government’s Inquiry in- ing to a detective retained by the on the subject by the two new o f America against the Sinclair pojnted with'Senator Borah, Re- two Republican members of best known physicians in this sec ing w ill undergo .ex1 investigating committee, decided [ « • plant accounts i had betn Insurance company, whose policy memberf off hla cabinet, Attorney Crude Oil Company and the Sinblican, Idaho, aa chairman. tlon and another nurse, Misa N el­ provementx was nts such The warrants General Stone and Secretary Wlf- d a ir Pipe Line Company, over to counsel for the Du- covered the lot*. \ The tax . bUl^waf ’ reported -by* upon that course in conference lie Eberhardti waa dangerously ed, the prop eiV w ill be were iseoed yesterday on inform­ bur, and other epeakera, that the sought on petitions filed by the Republican leaders aa a w ith senato finance committee hurt when an automobile crashed wnen euiomomie crasneu ■"* P.*?r* a U U k h °ne the appea: and by the county only practical course fo r stimulat­ two corporations In the federal of Miller Brothers, owners of ation fbrnlthed Senator Simmons, North consequence o f Senator Couxena’ w w Jgh the railin g o f a bridge tractive in appearance vlting to tenants aa any ' determination to employ Francis r*nch In Oklahoma, had >a solicitor. T M men ere alleged to ing respect fo r law was a cease- court in answer to the govern, introduced a- substitute over Seaboard Railroad plunging cation on F ir s t' Street, awakening o f the conscience egalnst the Mammoth wy session before the commit- be A lbert House, identified from Democrats.' ' ~ J. Hcney, of California aa spo- 30 feet >et to th * tracks below. Fear­ present time most o f the irh movements such aa come coma XU Company and these corporaLP1 •tempting smpttng to read ,e state- a photograph by office employes; throogh E. Willard, o f the Bal- cial counsel for tha investigating ing compUcatlons to the two in­ defending ^transactions with Albert Weeden, alias 'JewaL isaid from oar activities, and through a tions fo r the annulment o f tha and Ohio, urged . a more committee, paying Honey's ex- jured may set in due to lying In are occupied, the follow! on First enses in that connection out o f a heavy rain several hours. The being located piste trial or the transportat»y which ho aa'd he had to be known In Brasil, Indiana, determination that*there phalf be Teapot Dome naval oil reservo Stokes Cash Market, is own pocket. ; i 3,400 acros o f land, and where he la wanted for bank rob­ a new order o f Uungs." act before the senate intertrio were speeding to Jefferson Theatre. Quick ffarvire bery, .and Paul Huhn. The de­ N o Debate. Attorney General Stone declared eomtnerce committee. where they were to- perform an tectives refused to state where the the vital principles e f respect for There was no debate when emergency operation in the hospi­ Shop, Quick Lunch Stai Coolldge> Secretary k Barber Shop, Seminole Watson men are located. Senator Watoon introduced tho V.i/n*ll_i the enforcement o f law must b* « a iv, a lurmci rcement Attorney General Stono,' tal. When When Jafr*'mJ Jefferson called Athena • FreriVStondar held tj> apply equally to the "en- i f e p S F A t l O l t tv e P O T t . — D aiifbertyi. i Comiseioner H a y n resolution. e s ______ . ^ J n d t a ^ r e n a t o ^ ^ n d ^ ^ y ^ r h l S 1hot ’ arson's Billiard Parlor*. emies o f society" and to all the ' ' . - ■ connect:■J®'* rived, another . physician .him In tho prosecution le the wonienVnitl6n^~[ mi¥*c . ___ ______ left to and Senator investigate end found the wreck, Brothers’ Garage, until awod. “ T o n t a. committee fo r law enforce- with its iptroquet Couxens was not P A R IS , Apr. 11.— The repara the chamber. bringing the bodies back to Athens. occupied ono o f tl eminent." tlon comirfltalon him on _ Negotlat approved the U 0 N D U R A 8 A IR RAID S (U r Th* A M M ta M of the H>\ies Block D A W R S CO M M ITTEE LIQ U O R SEIZED. W A R S A W , A p t . 11-P o U c e Un­ .«!«£ 1$° ■ (D r Tkm ___ Proro) earthed a store o f bombs and ex­ Prowi) i *; i president P A R IS , Apr. II- A ir plosives among which were 23 mfaA w w ta ltS P ie r o ) ________ ‘ to 77 Vi | •Uas similar to that whichwreck- o f the ret ~ fi- IM S time Bgo. A JI'M BUS, Apr* 11.— Sena,'heeler and BrookJiart ar(here at 10 o’clock today, Immediately fo r WashCourthouse by automobile. P r o p e r ty B o u g h t O n 9 9 -Y e a r L e a s e WILLIAM J.BRYAN SPEAKS TO LARGE GATHERING HERE 8 S f W a s h in g to n N e w s E P re s id e n t S p e a k s F ro m W h ite H o u se O n E n fo r c in g L a w W a tso n In tro d u ce s IV IeasureD ism issing In q u iry C o m m ittee S E i). , ------ 1 » * Commisaioii Approves Bombs Are Unearthed OltceinW araaw MARKET �•*»V'a V I P A G E E IG H T Tjfe L O C A L M E N TO |M E E T IN G CITR US B E PRESENT AT G R O W E R S MARKETM ; P A L A T A K A M E E T W I T H E N T H U S IA S M , ,*•■ . ___ , J!!n g -■ H |g " hrow 1 n ' SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, APRn, lO,1924. '1 « X — — J&* band evmesct that* w a* to* b « held on Thursday night, Apr. -8* | will be given ton igh t , . J l * » M « * n s y i n s « M X i K » •* Nfpaa* is a K M w e-s * t*, „ hS if/Of'Sf' f Is ’-tv -yi' r»o T r i V ✓ . I lU * I ^ (Cotninued from page I.) | W (Cotnindccf from page 1.) The friendh o f Mr! w T m . Mc-l Miam i together by an inland vvat- effort proper distribution ilnd got Kinnon w ill be pleased to learn ! that he ha.i so fa r recovered, that: •rw ay o f such magntlude, beauty pr'filn i.lo .. . he will toon hr able to return ri and lure as to be the admiration o f ! , 1)r’ " • A * * ,acKcnxip’ mayor of home from the RiverMdo H ospital}! the entire United States. " . f 4**1" ™ " th“ , at.flacks*>nvilie, where he undor-|| Lake Wald* Drive, in *n inspiring' The several hearings held }n the *n,j<jre!lS) tallowing :thr.‘ remarks of . ! went nn operation. A .JL.v part,-whila~fntt)r-tTi-results, have Messrs. Lee, Tnylor nnd Adam s,1 ’’ Yesterday the, Yesterd not discourage those of vision who said in part: N ow t h ^ Daugherty has been CttlM have been actively, interested in greatest, the finest and the m ost' kicked out o f office ho ought to interesting industry in all the endeavoring to secure.this improve­ state ot know enough to quit trying to ex­ Florida was trembling I lake great pleasure in announcing the purchase of plain. ment. The Sanford Chamber o f in the balance. When this morn-; Cotnmctce has spent a great deal o f ing such gentlemen, independents, the grocery business formerly conducted by effort in this direction and war in -|as, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Lee nnd D r.: Adams threw themselves in the' . , , . .. .|.™.in\s strumental in the organization o f ba) „ nc<., the balance,trembled no I the Florida Waterways TriifTi,- ionfrer" . . ■ . , \ 'Leagu e, which In turn has prepar-j , v; #nt to to ’»ou here to-, •d the data in the brief subm itted' j a y that even after traveling in >A a t.th e bearing before the Engl- the .dust 0f the valley o f despair, noora. Vans Agnew is now advocat- jco-operative marketing' w ill reach add to^afcsurfc former friend? png patronfi o f this store Ing a ncW plan o f procedure to in- * downand take hold o f your hand tn restth e government In the com- anj it.ttli y OU jnto success nnd prompt and satisfactory seiVice.’ ' 4 \ pU tion o f this canal. Under the prosperity tor the citrus indusf plan a* outlined, the support or try/* **•» * ' * * ♦* ^ - (..r. ^ • « . V p,. t 'j b t t Last Coast of Florida | You asked the citrus industry . • j o . thc^^southem portion _of the fo r n plan ami it has given you I wish to invite all my old friends arid customers to Mack Bennett Presents slate w ill be secured for the pro­ the* jilt! plan, the only plan that meet me in my nfcw location and allow me to serve them. ject. ' The plan really consolidates w ill lead you to success. Yester­ Mabel Normand sdVeral plans for navigation im­ day PJrominent Independents. .. , •; • / iV v*; *54j ta-’ .V-: provement in such a wuy ‘as t*> in “ Toduy Mr. Taylor and air. »,e« wttrk'thCW out as a whole. It con­ saw the light ai..: they got into Hereafter the store will be known as “ The Extra Girl” templates the formation o f n dis­ the radiance o f :ae Florida Cit­ trict to lie assessed for the work. rus Exchange. I f these men with ' ’ ' *T>V*<r 1V • *.~ ;.-N . J Small town* girl turns Movie Once this assessment district is their vast industries and their world upside down—I.pve, form ed, Vans Agncw feels that |vnst wealth, their vast fruit, can Laughter— Thrills. * . Federal support can be obtained as come in and say we are a part of Jacksonville obtained federal sup- you, we are going to work with ; Comedy >rt fo r harbor improvement after you, nnd not against you, then W IL L ROGERS In “ Himtllng Hank” ‘•"Ing the initiative and — * ---' — certainly may, wuii one grove or paying pearly work itself. I rices: Matinee, 10 and 25 five or ten. thousand boxes can ’ • *T , * r i * cents. N ight 10 and 36 cents. Xhe St- Johns River and the In* con,t! nnd follow the same plan to V Idian .R iver are the two principle your succeks and your own pros­ .101 SAN FO R D a V e !N 0 E SAri^O RD ; FLORIDA A pril 10-17 D. W. Griffith’s . units o f the waterway. The pvopro perity. John Daniel 2nd, only living gorilla in captivity, has come to the "T h e Birth Or A Nation” President J. II. Rosa, . o f the Ject, in a general wny, calls fo r.tlio United States accompanied by a doctor, chef nnd trained. Recalls? o f the Seats nt R. C. Rower’s. decpenlhg o f these two waterwu>si Florida Citrus Exchange, made LAV.,. •ltd Joining them together through an eloquent address, in which he untimely deuth o f John Daniel 1st his diet and general health are care­ — ........................ i that , the movement a canal from Sanford to Lake H ar­ predicted * *- J< (1.1 •r* fully watched. lie Is shown with Alyce Cunningham, hi* trainer. John started at tho convention towards ney and thence across to the In ­ is a highly intelligent Simian, and is declared “ almost human." the exchange would Increase rap­ ■XI*J *1 ».*«•• dian R iver near Titusville. idly and result in the grout . .Yana A gn ew has prepared a hill strengthening o f the co-operative edvering the project f a f introduc­ The general nnture o f the husi-1 Pedro Monendez D’Aviles is duo organization. Business Manager tion in the Florida legislature. In C. E. Stewart and Vice-President ness will he to deal in general real j to arrive at St. Augustine todny to thill hill the district is termed “ The D. C. G lllett also talked on the estate business. The.capital stock celebrate Menendez day k t the F lorida Inland Atlantic and Gulf work and plans o f the exchange. N avigation District.’’ The follow ­ is for $.10,000 divided into 100 Ponce tie Lean celebration being in g named counties would be in­ shares of $100 each. If. II. la* win, held in the old city. cluded In. tho district: Duval. St. JU ST IC E PR O B E who w ill be president o f the con­ Johns, Flaghcr, Clay, I’utnam, cern, owns the m ajority o f stock C A U S E S SOME Marlon, Volusia, Lake, Seminole, holding *18 shares. Associated O jange, Brevard St. Lucie. Palm H O T PASSAG ES with him w ill be A . R. Key as vice- LE T THIS T O N IC Beach, Broward, Dade, Okeecho-; president and D. M. Lewis as sec­ bari' Osceola, Glades, Highlands, > R E B U IL D Y O U retary-treasurer. (Cotninued from nage 1.) , Polk, Lee. KxptrlmentH and research The first meeting o f the new cor­ transactions was ti>rived, he work inn'-,. u>at nearly- ev*irv-In tho language o f the proposed said, from audits he made in in­ poration w ill bo held on Apr. 22 thlntc can in some inanm*r. he bill the purposes o f the district vestigation fo r the department of ot which time the by-laws wil HpwFuirTT* fo r i Is nrocHsnry In nlruost every a hit (1 nnd such other business case if r**/*l results arc lo lie uc. will be transacted u* to Complete T o provide for, acquire or con­ Kern, the witness declared ri |ii|illstiei|. ’ struct and maintain a navigable "g o t A . T. Murray, his man Fri­ the organization. Annual meetings Recent experiments anil Mibsci|ueni discoveries made In our 'canal or waterway along the East d a y " appointed one o f the trus­ will he held thereafter on the first iutiorntury enable us to auaruntre coast o f Florida between the cities tees and general manager o f tho Tuesday after the first Monday are a lly Increased results In com ­ Magneto plant. The trustees a f­ o f Jacksonville and Miami. bat 111(r Malaria, Chills nnd F e ­ The vanguard o f office seekers ver. Colds and l.a tlrlppe. .T o improve and maintain for ter operating the plnnt a few _____ ____ !I « s r them in____ Jan- arrive tomorrow. navigation the St. Johns River, months sold it at auction A SK YOUR D RUG G IST the Ocklawahn, the Kissimmee R iv­ uary, 1910, to a bidder represent- } speak at the Seminole Bank corner. er, and the Callosahatchie River. ing Kern fo r $4,150,000. Tho lat­ FOR 101 TO NIC through Hornblower and T o connect the upper St. Johns ter The IM P R O V E D tonic fo r Mn-' SIM PLE AS A. B. C. R iver and the Kissimmee River Weeks, a Boston investment firm larlu. Chills nnd Fi-ver.i-Colds • With the Indian River by a naviga­ in which ho said “ Secretary of nnd l.a lirlppe. It Is "Safe uud Sensible.** W ar Weeks had not been u mem­ ble canal or waterway. Many have found rw, pmcK 15 yenrs," reorganized T o connect the east coast of ber fo r ni*curing, o f profita- ' the property as the American 25c .F lorid a and-Lake Okeechobee by bio employment a* ) Uoscn Magneto Company. O f the • ' navigable canal or waterway, . . . .- s im p le a* A -B -C L ^ 8?*-—— th ro u g h -th c r'+ ra c 'fff’ Herald Want Ad*. pc ■ they may The Wanta 'work whole or in part at one and the Vided as "bonus” among the pnr' vonstaiitly, aois«Knights Templar tics to the* transaction, same time. ly and at xmnll ex­ Sumlng up, Storek said, Kc*r pense. * in a recent discussion of the sit­ Suniing up, Storek said, Kerr, — ^Attention! uation, Mr. Vans Agnew pointed made Sfl02.:i-1G in the operation; When you have a , oht that his bill calls fo r the con­ Hornblower nnd Weeks, $.‘151,910; Want, send it to this TO T H E FIR S T T O TH E Ffl solidation o f sev'eraHndlvidual pro­ A. T . Murray $275,000 and oth­ paper — and invar- , je c ts in one big, comprehenaivo'pro- ers lesser amounts. J l l 'r r y F IF T Y l a d i e s ■ TO E N C O U R A G E T H E T H R IF T Y I N D I V I D U A L 9 f i f t y ^ M Tlicre will be a specinl conusbly |you will at­ Jett. Ha urged that this is good Covington, whom Storek named tain .what you seek. avc of Taylor .Commandery polioy fo r it onens the way fo r co- as "cumpaign manager m a k in g PUB- : W E A R E P L A C IN G O U R E N T IR E STOCK O F H c h a s e i n ot inager for Mr. operation fo r the entire Cast Coast. Palmer in 1920" reccj TV recebred $20,000 The Wanta ‘are o f ! No. 28 next Saturday, April CHASES IN OUR Where projects are taken up indi­ in legal fees. * M E R C H A N D IS E O N SALE, P R IC E D SO T H ^ T S s t o r e practical interest to ? T O R E WE 12th at 7 :30 P. M. for the pur­ vidually they have made little head W I L L GIVE As to the Guffey y nu^brs, Stor~k peonle in every w a y because o f sectional desire*, said tho director of A W IL L G IVE A : y o u w i l l b e c o n v i n c E d ’t h a t t h i s s a l e i s dale* walk o f life. le recrivB E L T OR Pi port* of conferring the Order thlg' projdct ha states that the ed more than 555.00O.0UU durinw P A IR OF S IL K I R E A L L Y A S A L E TO BE R EM EM BER ED . 1 O F SUSPI Herald Wants are of the Temple. Mejnbers of spulus center o f the East Coast 1918 anil 1919 from sales of seiz­ ERS. HOSE. as simple n* A II G. : n all work together with the fu ll ed alien property and used speci­ dor Commandery pleaqe ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M h 'v u k u u iu iu k M e a u H a u a iM iH u ia u U u iu ia iia a iilia ir ia a B U H M 1 Shrahce that all can be benefit- fically lor his own purposes s>..jk ,attend in full uniform. Just turn to the tad. Th u s presenting* a solid front 000, which was a part of interest Wunt Ada now and M EN’S Our Entire .Stock there is more likelihood o f obtaln- due from bank deposists. Guf­ Visiting Sir Knights are, see how many such Ipg federal aid, once the project fey "made up the shortag.*,’’ ho offer* are listed Of cordaily invited. 'h a s been.started, then when the said, by payments to tin* alien there nnd, perhaps, o p t io n a l 'projects are urged. property custodian in March, tho very one you By orclef of the Eminent All the la te s t Styles in ; I t Is proposed to have' the Palatarc looking fur will . Commander. _ ka meeting endorse the suggestion ■ catch your eye. Straps and Novelties The extraordinary llorosnnc o f . Vans Agnow. which to those . JNO. D. JIN K IN S, who are fam iliar with the matter, treatment for flesh wounds •*t,t". r - . 5 PHONE 118. believe is the most practical one. sores, galls, bums and scalds is Recorder. Marked down so low Sale I*rlce ! just ns effective in tl.u stanle as in REDUCED FOR THE that you can get home. Horse flesh heals with ;H E Y N E Y S P E C IA L the remarkable speed under its pow­ tfL EVENT two instead o f one influence. The treatment is C O U N C IL C A S E erful tho same fo r animals as fo r hu­ Marlboro \v« B A L B R IG G A N B U N G A LO W Silk Lisle special Pure ■ ( Special ;R E V E N U E PR O B E mans. First wash out infectious A germs wth liquid Borozonc, and Patent Leather the Borozono Powder completes ' 4 (Cotninued from page 1.) U ^D RRW EAR He bluntly declared that he the healing process. Price (liquid) knew Heney "w ell enougn" to 30c, BOe and $1.20. Powder 30c and SALE ■■ i know that the hearing would nc* GUc. Sold by Union Pharmacy. j * t. turned Into u “ much raking." if Heney was “ given a chance." Incorporation of The Regular 35c Senator Watson asked Senator There is a scientific rearon for r e r Couzen* why he had consulted H. B. Lewis Co. For Special Silk every ingredient used. By using vfith Democratic committee niem•’j bars oil thin plan anti not with n<» $50,000 Is Announced Red Comb you ' obtain maxiinun *' "Republican colleagues." e 11 Announcement was made Wed­ * jien ator Couzens replied that .he egg production. You cannot a f Regqlar $1,50 Guaranteed td be f’areeegnized no Republican or nesday o f th6 incorporation o f the other coUeagues” wnen he wt„. II. 11. Lewis Company, prominent ord not to use it. ,3 S i every part o f solid leaU Special for Tills real estate firm of this city. This "go in g a fter government bu»i li’ A pair • er. Special Sale' I fact was nisde public in a legal no- I • ness.” D ISTRIBU TED BY "Th ey all look alike to nte,” h.•1tice to the effect that on Apr. 15. | the officers o f the organization - said. ' 4 Senator Couzens admitted tha. w ill apply to Gov. Cary A. Hardee . . : jm bad ‘‘ resentad" from the first fo r articles o f in'orporation to do J. M. MC C A S K IL L , Prop. the appointment o t four member:, business in this state under the o f the busy finance committee to above name. "'M tapoM the InVuitlga.l ng comIttee with himself. He left the ference that he considered this •tem pt to hamper the investilion and .charged specifically i t ' Senator Ernst had tried to \\ his efforts In the comSAXE S A L E EN D S A P R n , 26 A P R IL 26 ittoe. The Michigan Lena tor led, however, thut ChairD O U B L E G U M -D T P P ^ D CORD TIRES n B a B U n a a B a a a «M B a M B W B B n a a u u u M u a B U B U u u B u a fc a H a B B a n n u n B in a a u B a n a 4 iiB n a a n B B n u B k a a a iH H H ia ie i Watson had not sought to curb the hearings thus 'fa r held. It is worth 40'/{ o f the price of your car to equip with Full-fledged Balloons. S P E C IA L Topkia* “ This work is not going to be miles FIRESTO NE pioneered, developed and made more than three million 1.9 Senator Couzens dtLadies’ Bedroom testing the Balloon Tire. .. * atedly. " I do not pro­ to be blocked or diverted h FIRESTO N E guarantees you most miles per dollar. You cannot get the beneflt senator or group o f sen.it* m TH EATRE ••••Tod&ynt f im rrr FREE! FREE MENS NAINSOOK iM 59c LADIES’ PUMPS DRESS SHOES $3.98 R ed Com b E g g M ash APRONS 98c i SANDALS SUR 98c 98c •' K _____________ T R E M A IN E DIES ( P A , A pr. ,10—Gelusm Tre, tourist from Fredonla, N. hart today He alsah- o f the Balloon tire unless you buy the Full-fledged Balloon with the wheel. Everybody knows that. FIRESTO N E will not sell a so-called Semi or Mongrol Balloon Tire. ^1 - M i ---- --- In all colors Sizes 9 10c sox ! 49c SI and / ^ L A D IE S 75c SANF< iA . $1 All I fi* AND M E NI SS rtf F IR S T STREET, O 1m I >: PQ SJD SFIC E ^ teV : ., , R -T O -\ R EEAAPdYY-TO -W E A R Vf‘ .1 77a*u iV S m t & j !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * .4 x ' SOX 45c SLIPPERS cut-down , RAY BROTHERS ifltfS B g [ SHIRTS T5c Friday, April 11, 1924, at 9 F IR E S T O N E ■sful c f. SOCKS 25c a tf- �* Sfort'T Vi i .H im 1x t / f m s n / m ri w ^ •: s ; r . n ; ; ■ r w Tfi V - '. p w u ir "*\ (V,?V 192 i* :*= ■ ■■■atf.H- ' -=U— r ^ S = - =*=S= • f A ppllratlnn fe e t i l H r r* * M itch ell'* S u rv e y I.e v y ' ' Grant — I P. 1919. tins m . d aald c rrtlflc d te In That •Irrtfaa STS i tf I l f O rarrn l acres. The aald land helm; assess- my o ffic e and lias made uppllcnpurcliar C e r tio r a te ! ed at the date o f th e Issuance of tlon for T a x Deed t<* Issue In ac* o f I W J U i t f o f F lerld a 7102, dat day ,p t Jut i .In the hnme of eordanco with law. Said c e rtifica te e m b r a c e s the f o llo w in g lea la hereby given that E m ­ such r e r t l f l r a lle described fo r Tnx M<ed to Issue in accordance P. 1919. lias filed aald 'certIdeate In i t * L>. K n ttm ln ger. purchaser o f T a x Unknown embraces the fo llo w in g described 1»» i.perty situated In ^culu nlc Conn* with law. Said certificate embraces my o f f ic e and haa made application • T h a t said Em m ie Ik Entxmlnger. property situated In Seminole Couti. i; . Florldn. t o - w l t : the f lb .w in g described property f o r T a x Peed to Issue In accordance '• r tlflr n t# No. 17), dated tho 2ml o f June A. D. 1919. haa fllcd purchaser o f T a x C e rtific a te No. ty F lo r id a .-to -w lt; | Lot tot, Ttloek P, Mitchell's Sur- ’ shunt d la Seminole County. Flor- with law. Said certificate ombrare* c e rtin ca tr In my offic e and 252. dated the 7th d ay o f June. A. L o ts 92. S3. SI. 95 nnd ■*<t. Hlock j *vey o f L e v y flrnnt. The salil land Ida. Jo-wl,t: the f o llo w in g described property In D. Mitchell's SurVey o f I.evy Grant, i ‘b ein g assessed at the date o f tlicl m ade application fo r T a x Drrd I>. 1909. haa filed said. certltlcatn ______ . Lot- l£9. 130. and 111. Block" P. situated In HemlQole County, F l o r ­ taaue in accordance with law. my o f f l r e nnd has madn application] Th e sahl land being assessed at th e; Is-suanee o f surh certificate In the Mltchrll'a Survey o f I.evy Grant, ida. to - w lt: Id Certificate embracea the fnl- f o r T a x Peed to laaue In accord.| date o f the issuance o f such c e r t l - . name o f Unknown I Th e sold land being assessed at the •Lot Hfi. Block P . Mitchell's Hur/* Said certiorate flcate In the name o f Unknown. ~tn c described proprrty situated ance w ith • law. T ’m t sahl Emmie L E n tx m ln g e r,! « I « V o f the Issuance of such re rtl- v r y . b f L e v y Grant. T h e said lapfl That said Emmie I..' Entxmlnger. purcl.aser • r f Tax .Certificate described JJ0.1 flcate in the name o f Unknown. Hemlnole County Florida, to - w lt; embraces the f o l l o w i n g being assessed at the date o f the! ___-Delivered Anywhere, in -ih a-dbr-^r^ • • No. V91. dated the 2nd dnx of June. .\.1 T h m sahl Em m ie L. Entxmlnger. Issuance o f such c e r t lf lc a t e - ln the] L o t 75. Block l> Mitchell'* 8 u rv .y property situated In Seminole Coun­ purchaser o f T a x Certificate. 2*J. dated the 2nd day o f June, A. 1*. 1919. tins filed sahl certific a te In jk U rcH iS fe o f - T a x ^ C i i m f l r x r e ' - Nrr. name o f S . B.-9tl 1L e v y Grant. T h e aald land being ty, F lorida, t o - w lt : at the date of. IfeaUaauance Dog. - XI 5lL«aUs> kit. 79 degrcaa l >»-ta4e,-.Uaa-t>Ud said ccrGfH -ntr-»w r-m rr'pfflre-mnrTreT-aiiiide - r f f t r i ’ miW TV * Ermnlo avpIlcatlo-P’v '"-. • '•,v '1 ’ h * - 2nd day o f June.. A. That said E m m ., Ik __ Entxmlnger. _________ ____ r T a x peed to Issue In accord- [ u 1 ” '• has hied said eertlfleate III hurchasir o f T a x Certificate No. Certificate In the name of m i n — W . ' ' o f RE. cor. o f Lot. 125. my o fflr e nnd Inis made niUillratloti I f o>r Block . P. M itchell's Survey Levy for Tax Peed to Issue In accordance | nnce with law. i-ald certificate em- j n'-' o ffic e nnd has made application 322. dated the Sth day o f June. A. Emmie L. Entxmlnger. Grant, run N. in d egrees 10 m in . wl|h law. Raid errttflcntn embraces | braces the fo llo w in g described ‘ fov T x ■’ red to Issue In accordance t>. 1921. haa filed xaltl Certificate In properly I p ro p e r ty Xltunte.l „ ............................. Chaser o f T a x Certificate No. W . 9 r h l . S. 79 degrees 50 min XV. the fo llo w in g •.described In Seminole C o u n - I * ^ ' ’ ' .H ; l certificate embraces my o ffic e nnd has made application .|.the . »- •llo .—w in —g described property fo r Tax Peed to Issue In nccorilance fo ‘ Xtttatt lh s 2nd day o f Jnne. A. [ 1.754 rhs., S. 10 d e g r e e s ' 10 min.. K. • Itinned in R c m ln o le - l’nunty. Flo r- i ty . F lorid a to -w lt’ ty. Flnr- with law. Raid eertlfleate em brac** I Io n s 109 amt 109. Block P ■” ScniDfol.* County 1919. has filed said certificate 9 eha.. N. 79 d egrees SO min., E. 13*4 hill, t o - w lt ; the fo l l o w i n g descrlliiil property l o t s ' is. 59. 90 mill 91. Block I •.! Mitchells' Survey o f lo-vy Gram ' I . . ,, , ... T d * m y o f f ic e and has mnde applies- I chs.— I I acres. Th e said land being M B f o r T a x Peed t o . Issue in ac I assessed at the date o f the Issuance Mitchell's S urvey o f J.evy Grant. |T h e n l i i land lo-lng assessed m the! Ici. I -. Illoek P, M itc h e lls Hur slluhtnl In Hemlnole County, F lo r- — Th e said land Ida. t o - w lt : e rtlflcte * o f such c e r tific a te In the name of The said land bein g assessed at th e; d a l e o f tbe Issuance r.f surh c e r t l - I '**-' '*IV’ Grant. cordance with law. Said Hald c certlflcU lo lug' a reeled at the date i f the H14 of K 20 acres o f Lot 59. Block ■ ! ■late o f tile Hsuaffce o f such c e r l l - 1"•lento in the name o f Unknown. (braces the fo llo w in g described II. * B. Myers. ■Bun Issunnce o f sueh Certificate III tho P, l>. It. M llt h e ll'* Hurvey o f tho I T h a t said’ Ernmlo L. Entxmlnger. nriite In flic name o f Unknown. T h a t sahl Emmie U Entxm lnger,] ro p e rty situated In Heinlnole n im i i f J. L. Giles L e v y Grant. . T h e said land bein g ■ T h ai said Em m ie L Entxm lnger. purchaser of Tax Certificate purrhaser o f Tn x Certificate N a NcO «... , county Florida, to -w it: t I ^ *V* ‘ IafTlfTlll In 1sfl t XfTl I flff 4T, assessed at the dntr o f tho Issuance ■ No. ?!>2. fl.lti>fl llm ?ni! ilnv i»f limn 8 L o t 49. Block O. M itch ell* Sur­ 2(3, dated the. 2nd day o f June, A. purchaser o f T a x C e r t ific a t e o f sueh certlflcnte In the name o f ■ P. 1919. haa filed sahl eertlfleate In v e y o f L e v y Grant. The said'land J. o. Fries. . £] b e in g assessed at the date o f the m v o f f ic e nnd haa made application That said Emmie L Entsmlnger, ■ Issuance o f anch certificate In the f o r T n x P e e d to Issue In accord* purchaser o f Tn x Certificate No. ! ■ nnee w ith law. Raid certificate name o f Unknown. 26*. dated the 7th day o f June, A. 5 described ■ T h a t said Em m ie Ik Entxmlnger. embraces the fo l l o w i n g P. 1920. ban filed said certificate In S property situated In Hemlnolo Coun­ purchaser o f T a x Certificate No. my o ffice and hns inudn application S • 225. dated the 2nd day of June. A. ty. Florida, t o - w lt : fo r Tax Peed to Issue In accordance | l o t s 9 nnd 10 (less 19*4 acres In D. 1919. has filed said re rtflra te In w ith law. Said certificate embraces g m y o ffla e and has made application NE. eor. o f Lot 9) Black C. Mitch­ the fo llo w in g described property Ork'nt. The . f o r T a y , P e e d to Issue In accordance ell's Survey o f L e v y sltuafed In Rcmlnole County. F l o r - ! | ’ ■with law. Raid certificate embraces said land being assessed nt the date Ida , l o w l l ; tt 4 h e t fa llo w ln u described properly o f the Issuance o f such certificate suanoe o f snc!i c e r t ific a t e In t h e ! ’ “ 'm e o f N. II Giles, issum • o f such eertlfleate In the L o t ' 10. Block I>. P. It. Mltchell'n i a ■ T;,at ""■•, Emmie L. l.n lxm ln gcr. name f N. It. till**. ■Ituated In Seminole County. F l o r ­ In the name o f Giles. Overstreet A ns me of James L. Giles. Survey o f the L e v y Grant. Tho ■■ That sahl Em m ie |,. E n t im ln g i- r .' P ’l.fc *\a,,',r, T :,x, •''■rtlflcate No. Drew. ida, t o - w lt : That said Emmie L Entxmlnger. said land being assessed at thp dale 18 N o . ] 2-M. dated the 2nd day of June. A. parch n-r o f T a x Certificate T h a t said Emmie L Entxmlnger. purchaser of T a x f e r t l f l c a i e No. •>f the Issuance o f such certificate In ' ■ >L4T 91. Block P. Mitchell's Bur­ ,,a!, said eertlfleate In loo. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. the name o f link now n. r-rsn. T h . VsM land 1Purchaser o f T n x Ce rtlflcate No 250. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. " ^ l>. 1919. has filed aald c e r t ific a t e In " fruT ■'*» •' ni'pllrutlon l>. 191'. lias llled said certificate In i . V . <lAt* T i l . n» nr th© I h i IB* la1 :tvs i -* <itlolcd the(llrtl 2nduftiil day That said Emmie L. Entxmlnger, IJJ Sanford, Fla. feed to Issue la a c c o r d a n c ll^InfC At th* * r% »mi» rjiy o ffice and has made application I J” ,1 ], P?* V l r t i T c T t ^ in the ■’ 1919. hns Hied said certificate In tny o fflr e and bos made uppllratlnn purchaser o f T a x Certificate No. IB . n a £ . . . e e l . e . H In I tl A >’ • 1 *' 1 ,)nP ■'■T *1 ^ ______ ^ In th# ,a 'w. Halil certificate enihrnoes for Tex Peed f o Issue In nceordance, 269, dated the Till day of June, A. |[J *C<lt " ,nV " B i r r nnd lias mnde application for T.ix Deed to Issiu- Irx a c c o r d a n c e 1 tfr’ ' the fo llo w in g described property . . i d Pmnd'k I i'niwmlnrer fo r Tft* to Issue In accordance with law. Raid c e r t ific a t e embraces 's itu a te d In Seminole County. F lo r- With law. Still eertlfleate embracea P. 1920. has fllcil mild certificate In Bald Emmie u Entxmlnger. Wjt |, |n w _ Raid certificate embraces the f o llo w in g described A cordial welcome awaits you at this property the fo llo w in g described property my o ffic e and has made application , ! purchaser of T a x Certlf t ii.iv a I the fo llo w in g described land sit- sltuafed In Hemlnole County. F l o r ­ I Ido. t o - w l t : Lots 1*0. 831. 122 nnd 123. Bloek situat'd In Heinlnole County. F l o r ­ f o r T a x Peed to Issue lit accordance i ■ kr 143V-dated 4hs Sth day o r • u'>• ^ ' l u a t e d In Rcmlnole Cptinty, Florida. ida. to-w lt: w ith law. Said certificate embraces £ If. .Mllrlnll's Survey o f Levy Grant. ida. i " wit: ~ tm JX 1897, b a a filed said certificate In I lo -w it Lot 97. Block P M itchell's Survey T h e said land being assessed at the Lot - 1::T to I I I . Bloek P. Mitch­ tin- fo llo w in g described property 5 tny Office and has m ade application 15. 16 and 17. Block C o f L e v y flrnnt. The said land be­ ditto o f the Issuance o f such certl- ell's .Hurvey o f L e v y Grant. .The Hltualeil In Hemlnole County. Flor- B Lots f o r T a x Deed to Issue In accordance M itchell’ s S u rvey o f I.evy Grant ___ ing assessed at the date o f the Is- i Ileale In Go- name o f Unknown. said land being ussessed at the date Ida, to -w lth w i t h law. Raid certificate embraces Th e said land being assessed nt fhe ] suanre ,.f such c e r tific a te L o ts ' 12 ami 13. Block P. P. II. I ii tin I That said Emmie !.. Entxmlnger, o f the Issuance «.f such certllleute tb a f o l l o w i n g described property dale o f the Issuance o f such certl- I name of Unknown, Mltchell'n S urvey o f the L evy Grant, n purchaser of Tax Certiflrato No. In the name o f N. ft. Giles. altuaMd In Hemlnole County, F lo r - lif-atc In the name o f N. II. Giles. That said Emmie I . Entxmlnger. ] T h e sahl land being assessed at. the ■ | Tlmt sahl Em m ie L. Entxmlnger, 291. dated the 2ml d ay o f June. AtJda, lATprlt: Nb. date o f tin* Issuance of such certl- 0 That said Emmie tk Entxmlnger. purchaser of Tnx C e r t ific a t e No. P. 1919, has filed said certificate iUi puKcha*ir of T a x Certificate >• IlerT* 1^*1 ft. tV. o f NE. cor. o f purchaser o f T a x Certificate 1■ No. I 2X7. dated the 2nd day o f June. A m y o ffic e and has made application l o t . iL ittil tlm 2ni| tiny o f Juno, A ' Pcale In the name o f Unknown. H jtfsC . 30, TwpR. Ilange 30 366. dated the 2nd day o f Juno. A P. 1919. hns fll'il said c e r t lflc n fe In f o r T u x Peed to Issue In ocordance l>. m * lia* fll-il naif! (v rtlll C A to In Unless aald cert Iflrntea shall he M my nfficn anrl has niudi* ti p p llra lio n r ed e e m e d nee,-riling It' l a w ta x d e e d |X run tV. to N\V. cor. o f sams. IV. 19i9. lias filed said certificate my o ffic e nnd hns made application w ith law. Said certificate eniKrnccs 1 f t 909 ft.. E. 7S9 ft.. N. 29 ft.. E. to 1n my o f f ic e anil lias made applica­ for Tax Prod to Issue 111 accordance the f o llo w in g described property f o r T a * I*ccil to Inmii * in nrrnnlHncc w ill Issue fhereon thu Ihe 12th tlpy ' ■ P L B. o f beg., N. to beg.— « acres. tion fo r T a x Peed to Issue In ac. with law. Said certificate! embraces situated In Seminole County, F lo r- with law. Raid certificate e m b ra ces 1o f May. A. P. 1921. property Witness my o ffic ia l signature r.nd ' 2 T h s said land being assessed at the enrdanre w ith law. Bald certificate ihe fo llo w in g described property Ida. to - w lt; • ' ' Hie fo l l o w i n g described Ml I In Bemliii'U- County. F l o r ­ seal this the 2ml day .of April. A. i " datsrVM the Issuance o f surh rertlll- embraces the f o l l o w i n g dcse.rlbed situat'd In Hemlnole County. F l o r ­ Lot 121, niock t>, Mitchells' S u r ­ slluai' ida. t o .w lt : I* 1921. '* . t e In th ti nnmx o f Unknown, property situated In Rcmlnole Coun­ ida., l o - w i t : v e y o f L e v y Grant. The said land Let 136. Bloek I). Mitchell's Sur­ ( S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. 'Thj|jbA lid Emtnl« 1.. Entxmlnger. ty. F lo r id a .to -w lt: N H ifia i8 ix o a r ja B a ia a fa i»a i»H a ia B a a B H a a a a i8 ia a B »B ia a ii leits 96 and 97. Block P. M itc h ­ helng assessed at the date o f tint n o - said bind Clerk Circuit Court. laer.<-«f T a x C ertificate No. L o t s 21 and 22. Block C. M itch­ e l l s Survey o f L e v y Grant. Tile Issuance o f such ccrtlflralu In the vey o r I evy Grant lie I tig assessed at I he date of the Rcmlnole. County. Florida. 1714 ^ e t a d the 5tb day of Fnvem- ell's Survey o f L e v y Grant. The •aid land lo-lng assessed nt the dale name o f N. B Giles. o f such certlflcatu In the Ilv: A. M Weeks. P. C.' r. A. t>. 1X95. haa Tiled said c e r ­ said land being assessed at .the date o f the Issuance o f surti f c r i l f l c x t * That sold Emmie L. Entxmlnger. Ufsiiince 4-4-11-18-25-5-2-9-61 tificate In my o ffic e and lias made o f the- Issuance o f such certificate In the mime o f O v e rs tre e t T u rp e n ­ purchaser of Tnx Certificate No. luino o f N. II. Giles. application for T a x Deed to Issue in the nniiio o f Overstreet T u rp en ­ tine Co, 295. dated the 2nd day of June, A In accordance with law. Raid cer. tine Co. That said Emmie L Entxmlnger. P. 1919, has filed said eertlfleate In iflcaC* embracea the fo llo w in g de Thnt sahl E m m ie L Entxmlnger, purchaser of Tnx 'C erflM catc No. m y o ffic e and lias made application- B i i K B a B f l a a H a a B a B i B H H B i a a a u a a i B a k a R i a x a B B i B i a f l O R B B No. 289,-dated the 2nd day o f .lone. A. f o r T a x Peed to ls*uo In accordance B B B H B B B X B B B B B B B B B B B B B B n B B B B B B K B B B B B B B B B B B l B B B B B B 1! Ibad p roperty situated In Scml- purchaser o f T a x Ccrtlllcatc MYRTLE AVK. IT»I ST. I'HONE 269. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. p, 1919. has lllc t said C ertificate lo w ith law Said n-rtlflcatif enibraosq SB e ‘ H o w i t y . Florida, to -w lt: 7 BH dvscribfil property BelfA l « 4 « ' j ft. W . of RE. cor. o f P. l o t 9. has filed said certificate In my o ffic e nnd has made nppllcation the fo llo w in g 'J* o f J B V ' i , Her. 10; Twp. 20 S. my offic e and has made applica­ for T a x Peril to Issue In nccorilance situated In Hemlnole County, F l o r ­ tangs 30 E., run W. to Bsnge lin e tion fo r T a x Peed to Issue In ne. with law. Said c e r tific a te em braces ida. to . w it: lad i2.7 1Less beg. 11.5 eh. S. 79 Halil certifi­ the fo llo w in g ilescrihed f. 257 ft. B. to point N. o f beg.. H. eorilance w ith law. property Economy in not dctcrminril f > beg.— f! acres. T h e said land be- cate embraces the fo llo w in g ilea’ Militated .In Seminole County.' F l o r ­ d egrees 5<l minutes \V. of HE. cor.. run N. lo degree* in minutes. 8V. 9 by price alone but by thel Iv T aeaeened at the date of the Is- rrlbcii property situated In Scml. ida. to -w lt: ■u..Mte o f such certificate In tlie Hole County. Florida, to -w lttail 102. Block P. M itchell's Su r­ eh.. S 79 degrees 60 minutes, \V. value o f the article purchasdl Lots 14. 15 nnd 1«. Block P. vey o f Levy Grant. if ITnknown. T h e said land I3 's clt., R 'In degrees lo minute* E. Mitchell's Hurvey o f Levy Grant. being nnscsscd at tile d a le of Du* 9 eh.. N. 79 degree* 50 initiates. 13, ___ said Emmie Ik Enfxmlngcr. Our line of “ GOODI 13*4 eh.) Bloek P. Mitchell's S u r ­ pufebeset- o f T a x Certificate No. The sahl land bein g assessed at the .................... such c e r t ific a t e In the vey o f L evy Grant. T h e suld.lniitl, date o f the Issunnce o f such cerllCJOODS” is'so priced that it name o f Janies Ik' Giles. '232 dated the 3rd day of June. A. I n g ’ nssesM'd assessed at i|ie date o f tlw Thai said Emmie Ik Entxm lnger. bi'lng D. 1911. lias filed said eertlfleate llcnlc In the nam e o f N. It. Giles. represents true economy ia| That sahl Em m ie L Entxmlnger. purchaser o f T a x <V r l Ifl.-ate. No. | ' " " " " " S '.'I.J’eL^i ^ th in m y o f f ic e and has made appli­ Certificate No feeding. c a tio n f o r T a x Peed to Issue In nc. purchaser o f T a x d"^'iahY^-ertlfVcnri 11,1,1 ■*•rljllcato Entim lnger, P. IJI9. "iJni,,ni has I11.il said cert If leaf* hi In 1pur,.baser o f Tax C. No. fo r a a fle e w ith law. Raid certificate 270. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. I*'J|9l4, ■nrotm m o n e y hack 7?' yo embraces the f o llo w in g ■described P. 1919. lias filed said certificate .Li mv- o ffic e and lia-s mnde a p p lic a tion j ty situated InHerrilnolC-Caun-. my nff lf C nnd b-'1’* mndii alinllcatluii fm— Tn-x—t*crd—r n ~ t « * ui»~ In Ib'fd rd- |P. 1919. has tiled said certificate In A R E N O T SATISFIED." Tor T a x Deed to Issue In accord­ ance with law. Raid certlllcliti' my o ffic e and bus nvudi* application idBTTir-wH: i ance w ith law. Raid eertlfleate described I Ta'x" I'••ed' lo Issue In ...... . Block D. D. It. Mitchell'S embraces the fo llo w in g described embraces the f o llo w in g Hbfrtwhata cow EATS but whit tki property sllnafed ItrR em ln ole Coun- w nh law Ha Id certlflcnte embraces S u r v e y o f the L e v y Krsnt. The p ro p erty situated In Rcmlnole Coun ty. Florida, t o . w lt : aald land being assessed nt the the fo llo w in g described properly HOISTS that profatt milk uidbutlnfiti Florldn. t o - w l t : L ot* 105. 1o6. and 107. Illeek P. d a te o f th e Issuance o f such rertl. ty.1-ots In Hemlli'ile County, F l o r ­ 31 and 32. Block P. M itch­ Mltclicllts Hurvey o f I.evy Grant. Miniated ida. to -w lt: A c a x a j n the name o f Unknown. W ATC H ell's Hurvey o f L e v y flrnnt. The Lots 127 and I2«. Block P. M llcli. r * V T T ® said Emmie L Entxmlnger. said land being assessed nt the daft; Tbe said land bein g assessed at Ihe The lurcPhsnr o f T a x C ertificate No. o f the Issuance o f surh certificate date o f the Issuance o f such rertlfU ell's Survey of 'L e v y Grant. cole In the name o f Unknown. salil land being assessed at the date NEXT |7. AAted th e 3rd day o f June. A. in the name o f Unknown. Thnt said Einmb* L. -Entxmlnger. •>f tile Issuance of sueh certlllcntn . 1*JT. haa filed said certificate That said Em m ie L Entxmlnger. •purchaser o f T a x (Y r lltle u tc (vujiertwS .11 Trot «m) No. in the nnine ef Unknown. i my* o f f i c e and baa made appll- purchaser o f T a x CertlBIcate No T U E S D A Y ’S CpBtiint morf than H it DIGISTIBli nutrefl] ktlon f o r T a x Peed to Issue In ac- 271. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. 290. dated the 2nd day o f June, A. | That said Emmie I,. I'.tilxitilugrr. eS r- [ »aB No. n tedauco w it h law. Raid certificate I>. 1919. has tiled said eertlfleate In P. 1919. lias llled salil c e r tific a te 111 [ piireliascr o f T a x Corllllcul" ■a itrBhreea the fo llo w in g described my o f f i c e and has mnde application PAPER =. situated In Hemluule Coun- f o r T a x Peed to Issue lit accord­ Ida. to-w lt* ‘ v l ance w ith law.- Halil eerUllooXa.amrf lii.94 ft. N. 4 i l K f O { i TV. of b/nres tile fo llo w in g described BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBZ w BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB . -eor. o f 55 Block D. atlKhrffl'a Sur p ro p erty situated In Seminole Coun­ ---• M H B B b a H I M I B B I f l B I B H B B H i a i B B I B l I B H B H I B I B V ey L e v y Grant, run N. 4 degrees. ty. Florldn. t o - w l f : '* * "* * * ' _______ , " r ’ ' " j " ! J au|-.v v i 7 T ■ W . 841.94 ft.. N. *5 degrees 30 mlnL o t * 33. 34. 35. 38, and 37. Block I P » 4 i r e - * l i 94 ft.. H. 4 degrees. K. D. Mitchell's S u r v e y of L e v y Grant. 343794 Tt.'. H. 85 degrees 30 minutes The said land b e in g asseyied nt tlie "2-94 fl.— 6 ' a c r e ij* tjtt ____ . ifuTnC of'Jam P Issuance ofVuTTT Cer I ITf< That said Emmie I.. Kn tim liig_ tb a name o f llelrp. E. 11. Hull. purchaser o f T a x Certllleute No, •that said Emmie L. Entsmlnger. 273. dated the 2nd day o f June. purchaser o f T a x Ccrtllfrate No. P. 1919, has (lied sahl certificate 451. dated tbe 3rd day o f June. A. my o f f l r e anil has made application P . 1107, has filed aald certificate In for T a x Peed to Issue In accordance n tny, o ffic e and lias niude application w ith law. Raid ce rtific a te e m ­ f a r T a x 'Deed to Issue In accord­ braces the fo llo w in g .described an ce w ith law. Raid certificate properly situated In Seminole Coun­ •m h races the fo llo w in g described ty. Florldn. to - w lt: p r o p e r t y situated In Remlnole Coun­ la d * 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 41. 4*. 46. t y . Florida.' to - w lt: and 47. Block P. Mitchell's Survey + j e g . <97.51 ft. N. 4 deg. TV. of of L e v y Grant. T h e said Innd l»e♦ 'NTTT?or. L o t 65. Block P. Sfltehell's Ing assessed nt the date o f the Is­ S u rv e y L e v y flrant. run N. 4 deg. suance of such certificate % In the ________ W . 517.81 ft.. N. 85 deg. 30 minutes. name o f Jumrn L Giles. K <22.94 ft.. H. 4 deg., E. 887.88 ft. T h a t said Emmie L Entxmlnger. T * a 52 deg. W . <32.94 ft.— in acr»s. purchaser o f Tnx Certificate No. ♦ T h e aald land being assessed at the 275. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. <• d a t e o f the Issuance o f such certl* , D. 1919. hns filed said certificate In Anianda|my o f f ic e and has made application ’ RnJtt*'*® n* m* for T a x Peed to Isstlc In accordance * T h a t said Emmie L E n tim ln g e r.I law". Hald eertlfleate embrace* purchaser o f T a x C ertificate No. fo llo w in g ilcserltied property 455, flated the 3rd day o f June. A. situated In Heniluole County. F lo r. D. 15X7. has filed said certlfcate In |,,jn t o - w l t : m y o f f ic e and has made application |4„t,, j , „ n,| r.3. Block P. M lleh ell’c f o r T a x P e e d to iesue In accord- purvey o f L e v y flrnnt. Tin- salil ance w ith law. Hold certificate cm- tnn(j being assessed at the dale of braces the fo llo w in g described , tl„ issuance o f such certificate In t * ** T ry % p ro p e r ty situated In Hemlnole C o u n - l the name o f James L Giles. •>■> ■ ; . > ♦ + ■ > +•> 9 -9> -9+v 9 ♦ + < 9 ^ -> ■ f tjr,„ „ T h a t said Emmie Ik Entxmlnger. * _ U « ' N L . cor. o f L o t 6a. Block D. purchaser o f T a x Certificate No. W * 2F**-*ifei * * J ul h T « - dated the 2nd day o f June. A. All roatlH from the Interior will be marked— - ' —----------- --------------i ills Y * ... *■ *1. i * * Yi" .*** I*;* *; *| P . 1919. has filed said certificate In deg... E. ^43 ft.. N. 85 drg. -0 m in. my o ffic e and lias mnde application FO LLO W T H E N E W S M Y R N A REACH ARROW S h- >44 ft.. N. 4 deg. W. >43 ft — 2** I f,,r Peed to Iseue In uccnrdto New Smyrna and then across the Bridge to our acres. Th e eald land being assessed Hnrr -with law. Halil certificate nt the date o f tho Issuance, of such I embraces file fo l l o w i n g described property. c e r tific a te In the name o f Un* I property situated Ineflrmlnolu t.’uun. know n. ......................... ,y ub.rida t o -w lt: __ T h a t said Emmie L Entxmlnger. i . „ t j * (|.e», e 20 ncres) Block • f j / e h a a e r o f Tax Certificate No. p. Mitchell's Hurvey of L evy Grant. 488 dated the 3rd day of June. A The said (And being assessed at p . 1907. has filed said certificate u ir date o f the Issuunre o f such i ' In ray o ffic e and has made applies- eertlflea te In the name o f Janu s tlo n for T a x Peed to Issue In ae.||fc o i l e s I i ,. cordan ca w ith law. Hald rertlllThat said Emmie L Entim lnger. cate embraces the fo llo w in g dee- purchaser o f Tux C ertificate No. crlhed property situated In Hcml. | 277. -■dated the 2nd iluy of June. A. l». note County. Florida, to-w lt: ‘ I'Jlxhas llled said certificate In my Beg. _NW. N\\ cor. o f Lot 65. Block I*. I o fflr e and has made application for MUcliell's■ Hurvey o f Lavy Grant. I Tax Peed to Issue In accordance dogrees. B. 198.99 ft., N. 86|wlth law. Hald certifica te embraces d eg re s s 39 min.. E 833.94 fl.. N t l i i i " fullnw ing described prnf.erty « e W . 196.99 ft., B. *5 degrees situated In Heinlnole County, Klorutes. W - 812.94 ft.— 2.84 acres I |au. to - w lt: aMM land being assessed a t the l.ols 66. 66. 67. 68 nnd 69. Block *• *-th s Issuance o f such c e r t l - I p , m u .'bell's Hurvej of L evy Grant, ‘ n^ths name o f Unknown. The salil land being assessed al tin* I II Vuld Emmie L Entsmlnger. I date of the Issuance of such certlser o f T a x Certlflcatn No. fleaie In tho name o f James L. TH E BEST P A Y IN G IN V E S T M E N T .ON T H E ’ tij ’ • A - ^ a l e d the 3rd day of June. A. I Giles. E A S T C O AST! jjj W*urtl*T. ha* filed said csrtlflcate That s l i d Emmie L Entxmlnger. y nfftcu and haa made appllca-1 purclwrsi r o f T a x C e r llflc a te No. f o r T a x Peed to Issue In sc- 27*. gated the 2nd day o f June. \. LotH on paved Htreets with five foot corrupt E | w l law. — — — .............. •“ le v awltJi Hald* certificate p. — m u . has filed said eertlfleate In nidcwnlk are Helling for as low ns $450.00; one-half t : abrgfcs t l ^ f a llo w in g described j niy o f f lev and has made apptlcailon xrty situated In Hsmlnoln I for T a x P eed to Issue in accordance down and deferred paymcnlH over two years at GS_. n* »ly . Florida, to - w lt: with law. Kulil n-rtlflcatn embraces t97 ft. H. 4 degrees K. of the fid lo w ln g drscrlbeil properly interest. t * eor. Lot 65. Block P. Mitch-1 situated In Hemlnole County, FlurHurvey o f l ^ v y Grant, run- N. Ida. to - w lt: TH E S E PR IC E S C A N N O T BE D U PLIC ATE D 30 min.. E. 433 fl. H. 4 Lola 70. 71. and 72. Block I). < 6 „K. 148 ft.. H. 86 degreen 3« Mitchell's Survey of L e v y Grant. ALONG T H E E A S T C O AST A N Y W H E R E ! _ *•/ N. 4 degrees. W . 144 ft. I The said laud living n.mi'ssnl nt the eras. T b e said land being as- date o f tin* Issuance o f such cerllflCOME P R E P A R E D TO “ DO BUSINESS” — YO U d the date o f the Issuance o f I cute In the name o f James L Giles C AN B U•Y<■A.,NJ D; CLOSE ON T H E GROUND. I flcate In the nXme of^Un-l That said Kmi.ile L Entxmlnger, % I purrhaser o f T a x Certlflcatu No. Improvement in being made rapidly und b o o h xt aald Emmie I * Entsmlnger. 2*0. dated the 2nd day of June, A. , 1 ser o f T a x Certllfeals No p. m s . has filed said n r tlflca te In a number o f buildings will be in construction. These ffi . d j l t d 111# Iril day o f Jun#« A I niy n fflr * and li.m uppllr«|tl»n f t 1987. haa filed said cerllflcate for T a x Iieed to isnoe In accnrd- I j facts, together with tho building of the new Bridge [ | . f K o and haa wade applies- ance with law. Hold certificate from New Smyrna to our property means immediate g j fo r T a x Peed to Isaun In ae-1 r mbraces llm fo llo w in g described J ] w ith U w . Hald eertlfleate property situated in H.-mlnolo Counenchancement. ft I r*S IhV fo llo w in g described ty, Florida, to -w lt: ty altualed In Hemlnole Coun-1 Lots 78. 77 and 7* Block P . MllehCOME ON O V E R — Y O U ’L L ENJOY TH E D A Y . . .. , •M's Hurvey of Levy Grant. Tbo cor. Lai! 65. Block P. said land being aaaesnsd at the date P L E N T Y T O EATr^-BUT A C T QUICK rvey o f Levy Grant, o f the lasuance o f such c e r tU lc a U • » *® min.. IV. 144 In the name o f James L Giles. . W . I83I.M ft.. N. That M id Emmie L E n l.m lflg e r. min.. E. 344 ft., H. 4 purchaser o f Tux C erllflc a te No. 1831.53 ft.— 784 acre#. 281. dated the 2nd day o f Jane. A. _ _ J being assessed a t the l). 1919. has tiled eald c e r llflc a te In Incorporated l b * laeuanev o f such cer- my o ffic e and has mads application - **-- name o f Unknown. for T a x P eril »o issue in accordance Selling* A gents______________ _____ 9 U Kntxmluger. w ith U w . Hald rc r t lflr u t i e r i b r u ' « Cert 11flcate Jj'Q L jh jt ^ in liu w i n g—Ak-.-rtoiui— priP'-rtT' • rd d a y o f Juba, A. ] situated In Hemlnole County. F.orStreet ..- 910 Main Street 144 South Reach St. •aid certificate In |Ida. t o - w lt : TA D A Y T O N A BEACH D A Y TO N A NEW appllea75. I | j u t d u A - •1U * [ORANGE CITY WATER] 50 CTS. FO R 5 G A L L O N S See W. B. Lynch or Phone 539 eminole C ounty Bank 9> Strong Financial Institution Capital and Surplus Total Resources r - - $125,000,001 - $1,500,000.110 ...L et Us S e rv e Y ou Sanford Feed ^and Supply & T H E H O M E OF “GOOD GOODS’’ “Bond of Friendship Offer” s; DAIRYMAN’S DELIGl DAIRY FEED \}T FROM ALL OVER THE STATE Arc invited to meet with us on I! THURSDAY, APRIL 1 7 1 li M ._._ 1 0 r i X ■■I X X X P HOME-FOLKS INTROBUCTORY . j SALE OF OCEANTO RIVERLOTS I .......... .... i ffi LOTS O F F U N — B U S H N E L L ’S B A N D * — O LD F A S H IO N E D G EORGIA B A R ­ B E C U E — O N E LO T G IV E N A W A Y — GO LD MONEY G IV E N AW AY E V E R Y H O UR . EVERYTHING FREE! 11 This is Your Opportunty to Own Penin11 aula Property [j Ec Beach A Sub-division, H. B. SCHULTE REALTY CO. • lx xe- tlfleate I rlbed . bsfn ° , f tba I s s u a n c e ____ _ In tbe name o f Jamce Ik C. M. R0G1 Watch for th&D eitel D. F. F U Q lfA Y , ral . ’ #*.*■ ' ii �TH E SANFOfeD H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , A P R IL 11, 1924. B E R LIN , A pr. 10—The condi-, tioft\f H u goS tin n w took n serious -turn ty r the wwrstr tnday; The in­ dustrial magnate .has been 111 some time. N e was twice operated upon, the second'time Saturday. R IC m SjQ N E r ,OF TH E W ORLD’S'TVIOST' ECONOMICAL FOOD S • BY H E L E N H A R R IN G TO N DOW NING Director Hoine Economics, Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago, III. JKOims--appear.- wood, where she dreamed she |nrnvie-mnd girl of today. Miss and double-irpntyf -"■ n r a ir ^ r 'jiounji. to insure coverin'" every p a r t'o f I Paris green 1 poupd i would bo a star the moment she 1 Norni&nd portrays the rule of the plant. A fte r the worms have Nitrobenzene sufficient to ihois-1 hi | the studios. Wha* happened I Sue Graham, who instead of Le­ webbed themselves, they are com- ! ten. ts worth seeing, with the trials 1coming n photoplay fiueon, he: tack. '•*itd tribulations riain!/ demon- jcomes a wnrdrobe asrulant. strating Wtiat might befall any i There is plenty of romance, the paintively safe from spray ntTO ISSLB C E R TIF IC A TE S 11. Iteapmy, often. Once a week-1 W A SH IN G TO N , Apr. 0— The In. or if rains occur .after each rain, j terstatc Comroorre Commission to­ . •!. Sjijray with high- pressure, day authorized Georgia and F lor­ 150 to 200 or more pounds! Pack ida R. R. Co. to issue $1.COO,000 re­ your ptimp, tighten hose connce-1ceiver certificates, $800,000 to be tionn .and renew discs in nozzles pledged with Secretary o f Treas­ 5. Ariel 12 pounds fish oil soap ury as substitutes in secuHty for to 100 gallons. This acts ».« a loan from United States nnd the spreader and sticker, and is also a remainder be sold. good iusQctitcide for soft belied insects. Moreover very possibly, Recently patented n ig g le t can teh odor may be o f value r.s a rc- be attached to spectacles without P'.llunt. interfering with their lenses. 0. I*istrnjrTly~}4{>wing under, and and all celery fd r^ tvv reason A T T H E Ml LA N K . in rendered certainly unmarket­ All the screen-struck girls o f able. I f Ifet it ca nlu- hut a ♦L b c‘ ly will do then’ c li.'« and breeding place. their families an inestimable fa * Other Possible Remedies er by racing “ The F.r.tra G irl." 1. Light traps, particularly if Mabel Normand's lat*-i starring every one in a section fill employ production, at the .Milana T h e­ srfmu. atre today. 2. Poisoned bnlt, sprinkled in This newest o f Normand pic­ tre tops of the celery, should the tures tells how u forlorn, country worms ho past the stage of con­ girl, crazy to go into the movies, trol by spraying. gets a chance to g » to Holly- Rice has certainly taken a place i When cool, fill with any desired in th« front row among economy! cream or fruit filling. Cover with foods for the United States. I n : a meringue or whipped cream. I fact, a United States government Serve the same as any pie. |bulletin states that rice forms the Rice Griddle Cakes I principal food for one-half the 2 eggs, well beaten. population o f the earth. 2-3 to 1 cup sweet tnllk. 2 level teaspoons Calumet Bak­ Variety of Uses , ] Through our own south there are ing powder. 2 tablespoons sugar. •• many famous rice dishes such as 1 cup well cooked rice. *rice puddings, rice with fruit, rice lii teaSpoon salt. j cakes, croquettes, rice ns n sub­ Mix ingredients thoroughly, ad­ stitu te vegetable dish, flaked rice ding enough flour to make a me­ land puffed rice. Remembering the food value we dium bnttcr. Rake the same us j t'Uggeat its use in combination any griddle cakes. Rice Muffins. with salmon, tuna fish or choice 2 'i cups flour. |aardines. “ Shrimp creole” with * 1 cup boiled rice. rice is hard to surpass. Calumet Splendid casserole dishes are | 2 ta level teaspoons Raking powder. made with rice and cheese, or rice, Hi level tuuspoon salt. fried bacon und a can o f tomatoes. 1 cup milk. These latter dishes served us the 1 egg, well beaten. main dish o f a hearty meal, offer Hi cup melted butter. a variation that is much appre­ Sift together thoroughly flour, ciated from the regulation meat baking powder anil salt. Add rice, Fresh E ggs nnd potatoes, or salad. working it in with tips of the fin­ Food Value of Itice gers, nnd gradually milk, egg and Ilice- of course, stands out as n butter. Bake in gem pans in mod­ food. I t is a con­ erate oven. Kingan’s Box Bacon curbonhydrate centrated food. Is very nutritious Rice Waffles. and easily • digestible. Analysis 1- H cups flour. ■..... ........... 38c shows that it compares most fa ­ 23 cup cold cooked rice. vorably with potatoes. Its princi­ 1 Vi cups milk. pal food constituent is starch, 3 level teaspoons Calumet Bak­ much of which turns to sugar in ing Powder. STONE’S CAKES , the mouth. This starch is also 2 tablespoons sugar. ;turned into body fuel, supplying! V» level teaspoon salt. CHURNGOLD OLEO i the body with heat nnd energy. 1 I eggThere os also a small percentage! 1 tablespoon melted butter, FR^ESHfPRUITS A N D o f protein nnd n we bit o f fat In;j Sift together flour, sugar, bak! rice. Rico flour is richer In f a t !i ing powder nnd salt. Work In V E t& T A B L E S than rice itself, the flour being: made from the outer covering. ] In buying rice try to purchase' Canned That is Guarnn an uncoated, or natural finish pro­ duct. You are most easily as­ sured of this if you buy it in n teed Fresh. package with the description right on the label. Coated rice is barred sale in PHone some states. It is an inferior pro­ By B. F W H ITN E H , JR. duct that has. been pu t' through Again this year the moth of teh a special solution to whitten it. celery lea f tyer has put in its ap­ W ild ricr nnd the 'low er gradrri pearance: Them are veity few arc often given this treatment to worms, as yet. but in the majority produce the white appearance of o f the fields tnerenre many moths. high grade products that come out Almost no investigational work o f the hullers with the natural has been consistently carried on brown Inner coat loosened and and few recommendations can be easily removed by the polishing made. However, fro mthe obser­ pads or brushes. vation o f the moths nnd worms, Tho following recipes will be­ last year, certain possiblo remedies come most popular a fter huvlng or preventatives nnd good prac­ STAPLE AND F A N C Y once been tried and they o ffer a tices Buggest themselves. suggestion fo r variety. 1. First and foremost spray Gr o c e r i e s Rice Pie Crusts thoroughly with three pounds arLino a pie tin with freshly boil­ senato o f lead, and half pound ed drained rice. Press rice down Paris Green to 100 gallons of Bor­ carefully to form a lower crust deaux. , Vi inch thick. Let Btand until set. 2. Do this spraying before tho J love thence taking .the pri Miss Normand and Ralph who plays the ihanly k Sue Graham, through, thril will hold any audience bound. SER VE YO URSELF A SA VE YOUR Mon SPECIALS SATURDAY AND M ONDAY Fancy Florida an^l Western IJeef, Canned Goods that arc guaranteed. Fresh Fruits und Vegetables. S u g a r ........... ............... ...... 10 cts. lb. Fresh Eggs, at dozen......... ...... 33 cts. Hamburger Meat, 2 lbs................ 25 cts. J. H. 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Y O U R BU SIN ESS A P P R E C IA T E D Farrell’s A - l Oleo M l CO M PLETE X IN E F R U IT A N D FRESH VEGETA E V E R Y T H IN G GOOD TO E A T FINEST CREAMERY THE HOUSE O F Q U A L IT Y AND SERVICE Woodcock & Rlgney’s Old Stand -— ------ — . ph on es------------- ---------- �I1 V rv rm THE SANFORD HERALPy- FRIDAY, APRIL111■„'1924. ::■ IF O U R Sanford Herald M M fl attrra* M ir k r T il* Itr r a li r r i l t l i l i •.«#* m i(»r4 , Florida. “ “ HH Second C la n Slattar, Ocr, l i l t , at the Foatofflc* at , Florida, under ecr of March :.; Bryan’s Opponents/. |’ " I believe in the Prim ary and shall obey any instructions that may be given at the Prim ary in regard to candidates, party principles and public policies. I f elected a delegate, my vote will be cast for the State’s choice, i f that choice is expressed at As Brisbane Sees It W m I t Coolidge or Ford? 47, She’a Proud o f It. N o Puritan President. T w o Disgrace*. Copyright, 1JS4 I n * W d M ay £Iot pe-Shapely But W e ’revComfortable ----- - 1'* *•■• I • 1--- --------:--■ . •' . : • s ' \ 1 * — w* « JV •. Dan jPpbbs Says' 1 Wheq f tho boiling it ma OSB E8O0GR-C5F T h is ahd mebbe Y oo ’ i l somtf- A rum coast o f the boys deck. ship caught fire off Florida, stood on the burni,' . “ »f the Prim ary. ^ j . v ’ PRESIDENT COOLIDGE. acbe iKE-MeThus did .W illiam Jennings Bryan definitely and un-i cording to news agencies, defeats two to one, in F k r a r 148 cquivocably refute tho only argument which the opposition Hiram Johnson, A rm * Michigan's primsrter.w !t TF-fim­ Fine thing about having a interests— a synonym, in this case, for corporation interests possible to ray just to what exION RATKBi <Wn is you can pick what .11.00. 8 li Montha 11.10, — have _____.been _____ _________ „ _________ ^ able to raisragftfTisrfffff'Trerfion as delegate to tent Coolidge beat Johnson, and to i want. what extent Henry Ford beat! w le.- - t t S S t Vdit?o,nr »'T’ p!r National Democratic Convention. Johnson by his recent indorsement! The spring dresses look like . Through hearsay eviden ce alone there have doubtless o f Coolidge. Ford is the most in­ brass band going down the str*»t LL ico T ica ri A ll obltuirjr congregated in j^our niinds many erronious and fanciful ideas fluential man ;n Michigan, and Perhaps this is because every ma cards of thanks. r«*olutti>trt without taking him into account, likes to follow a band lies* o f «n t'eVui*nmSat a' w h i r l i a s to jo s t what Bryan would, or would not do if elected as you can't judge the Ycsult o f the are----- -------- .^ -----1 5 ^ ! y?ur delegate. You have read that he intended to propose Michigan primaries. liar adifertlslnc' ratsa. 'F ly Around W orld"— headlin. the name of-D r. MurphreC, regardless of the State’s choice. And the first thing you know LTD 1C AB80C1ATKD F R I I I Ybii have heard' thbt he was supporting for tho presidency M A R Y G A R D E N , once a Scotch [w ill bo w ishing-all the flies w,„ _ .'Aaeoetatcd l* r * e a .ls esclu*- Pat _____________________ _________________________________ ^_______ r __________ im m ig n n t-g irl, decides to become around the world. Neff o f Texasj Musgrove o f Alabama and perhaps others. entlUad to tho u *« fo r rapubof All dispatch** So numerous and so varied have been the accounts in certain |f P When you sec a man s i f i to It oi not otharw li* * In th>» p a p «r and *t*o th* of the press ns to where Bryan stood, that it has been im- proud o f It.y around looking worried it is a CJ M W * «ublt*n*d h*r*ln. All possible to form any definite and concrete idea o f even the '• That's the right spirit. No matdealer wondering i f winter rnllr o f r * - Kubllcatloi. of *p*clal has gone. 1 oh** herein are a n o r«a«rv*d. approximate position o f the mnn. \ h o y ! »"*"* years >'ou h“ ve K°n,c , , ... . . through, htow many good yeads But yesterday- not a h e a f within the radius of a block j have you ahead; what do you F R ID A Y , A P R IL t l, 192-L nissed those words, " I f elected, my vote will be cast for the inmount to now? L.E T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y State’s choice.’’ There you have it in a nut-shell. No hem-} “ “ ,,Irio . L O V E F E A S T :— Better is a ming, nor haw ing! No beating around the bush as the op!m« * e a ? P * S y of Meng iha™° o f herbs where love is. -;a stalled ox and hatred position has accused. Just a distinct and concise statement inir, maintained her specialty un­ ith. Proverbs 16:17. that he believes in the preferential primary. And there are til she died. Young men fell in none, even his worst enemies, who accuse Bryan of insincer­ love with her when she was past seventy. She le ft her best books T U R N OF T H E R O A I). to Voltaire- who was brought to icre is another turn o i the ity or untruthfulness. B A T T E R IE S road, | Since this is so, why has so much been said and printed see her when he was n little boy, thus proving her intelligence. other league is gone; in regard to Bryan’s "choice?” Why have long articles been a long grip and grasp of ivritten declaring that Bryan set himself ahead o f his State p e n e l o p e W o u l d n ’t huve your load, then— Go on! Go on and his party? T h a t he would ignore Florida’s choice in the been very young when Ulysses General Au ulo Repairs re follow a voice down the primary and follow his own selfish inclinations in the con­ came back from all his travels, yet he found hia house crowded long, long road vention? That he would propose the name o f Missouri’s with suitors that wanted to marry Phones; jit travels hither and yon, the voice is the voice o f the "favorite son” or "Mississippi's “ favorite son" or some other her. . Trees die at the top. While the U hastening Jyears,— Day. .191. Night .196-J "favorite son?” T o answer this question all you have to do top is nit right, the rest ia all! on Go o n !'G o on! is to consider the source. right. L et women remember th a t. the voice is here at the turn T H E E X ID E Who is it that is trying to defeat Bryan’s election? Who |and w orry more about the IN S ID E ' o f the road is it that is tryin g to keep him from the National Democratic ' of the head, less about the hat on the highway o f the years; B A T T E R Y STATIO N there’s nothing o f fear In the Convention? There is iirst the Jacksonville Times-Union, the outside o f it. tone o f the voice, strong in its attacks on Bryan, which, according to its strtteR E L IG IO U S G ENTLEM EN. — i It speaks from the midst raent'of April 1 made to the government in accordance with athered at Troy, praise Mr. Coolfears. dge as “ our Puritan President,'' are blasted cliffs and chasms law, is owned in large part by the estate of Henry M. Flagler, '& )(■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MMMB 111■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MM■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ calling on him to cleanse our in­ A N “ IM PETUS” TO-AM ERICAN OPERA o f dread form er oil king and railroad magnate. There is the Miami ternal *'A-J affairs. the journey we have gone: NEW YORK TIMES Those gentlemen mean well, but TO S A V E IS TO H A V E are stony hills on the road Herald, once owned outright by The Florida East Coast Rail­ road and controlled from 26 Broadway, now supposedly they ought to look up the name ahead; American operatic art has from French Revolution gave perform­ ' B ut the voice says: “ On! Go owned by Frank B. Shutts, railroad attorney and catspaw of Burchard. — and, to spend money without a thought The' United States doesn’t want time to time in the past received ances in Baltimore in 1790, and o n !" corporation interests." There is also the Tampa Tribune, a n Puritan President or a free and “ new impetus" in various ways. French opera was heard in New o f tomorrow is to'be in want when oppor­ gardens abloom on the splendid newspaper, but one whose editorial page has become easy, “ wide-open” President, or a Sometimes it has been found to be York in the Autumn o f that year w ay we have come, tunity calls or when a needed purchase Mohammedan, Baptist, Catholic projected from the utterances o f when Jean Jacques Rouscau’s "L c fountains, and arbors o f 3ullied with prosperity and tarnished by constant association or Christian Scientist President. It passionate press agents and excit­ Devin du V illage"— an opera that with wealth and capital. There are also one or two o f the wants a good, average American, shade; must be madeed reporters or the impressive com- had _ a popu popularity in Europe scarce____ are bleak, dark pines in smaller papers, like the Ocala Star, which are towed blindly that will attend to national affairs blnation which these agencies o f , Jy J0ggt though less enduring, than — . the cold snows, dumb, and let American settle their re­ modern life can make. Three have . “ The Beggar’s Opera"— was g iv - 'J Financial embarrassment never comes * A nd the thunder-smitten in the wake o f their more opulent coryphaei. There is the line-up. What"does it mean to you? A fte r ligious and other ideas, from Puri­ sometimes been found in the rear |Pn. Italian'opera, with what d’ U r - ]* galed; man who saves systematically. tanism to bobbed hair, for them­ of such an impetus tho nrdent be- j f t.y called its "buzzing and squeak- * to the are orchards o f bloom and hearing Bryan say yesterday afternoon that any man who selves. liefs and optimistic expectations o f ing Trilladdes," did not arrive f i n o f gloom Start your^ account today and learn the had t a look, . w ith ,^.clouded some impresario of a peculiarly till Manuel Garcia gave his fam ­ the journey we have gone; un-American name. They are T H E S T A T E o f New York ous performances at the Park truth o f this statement. are bloom and gloom on vision, that income tax reductions should give as much relief to those with small incomes As to those with large incomes, struggles to aecuro a bill forbid­ working harder in these days thsn Theatre in 1825. • the w ay ahead; In the mid-nineteenth century the voice says: “ On! Go that the profiteer should be retrained, that the farm er should ding employment o f children.and ever before. W e cordially invite your account Up to the present time American there were valiant attempts at hours a week. Tw o disgraceful o n !" •—1 be aided by legislation as much as industry, and that the in­ women more than forty-eight operatic art has made progress Un­ American opera. They-had been -are glad for^the voice at the o n ly One terests of labor must be guarded, should mean only one i facta nre there. First that worn deniably slow. O f course, the first mado even before Ole Bull, in 1856. { j. turn ° f the. road, ^ i— j -children v i i j — are allowed and' operatic art in America was im­ then manager o f the Academy of cn — and *Tla tuned to the heart of man; thing. .It should mskn that WalKStreet.haa sqt fo r itself the compelled to work more than fo r­ ported. Cloistered students find Music, offered a prize o f $1,000 fo r bAa* cheered his way, anJ task o f defeating Btrygn and keeping him off the floor o f the ty-eight hours a week. traces--of a weak and uncertain “ the best original |J-and ciiera lightened his load Second, that women and chil­ impetus to it well back in the by an American composer on a convention.^ . ^From the day when the world dren should be compelled to work eighteenth century. The first au­ strictly American jiubject.^ Tho It fears his power, it feardTiis knowledge o f corruption began. ria«-wi Jlk/wTir f l J4.1 s «» 4ii li ltjiM, , . _______ thenticated operatic performance orlsethe heart o flft aiq said “ Yen? in Washington QA(kITHtt3^kman|pal^ic^ic-a± convention^, tlW I «!• 1 ——— ChaTWb*TiVce<r fiTA m qrlc^T^ , to the v o if* • *-*rr*n'T.,,r*r: ,fA fcO M M tJ M T Y B M tD E lH ; " expose of which’ In ifte senate today is a'disgrace to the na­ twi.'S/C olubie*advocate o: CHILDREN- SUO In all the years that arc gone; an English production call­ “ the American school o f music" at tion. It knows that with Bryan in the .conuantign; unelr its words are a music that F, I*. FORSTER. President. B. F. W H IT N E R , Cashier. L A N D L D K A M .. ID W A D D D R n n ....K.lllor t la a ifr r EXIDE P.A. Mero R 1FIR ST ed "F lo ra ; or Hob in the W ell," a time when it was a little difficult a ballad opera devised in England to discern an American school. His ■ N in n in B N m N H N N N N N N M B M H N N N M M N N N N N N M N N H N N N a N II ^BtySrrs^frfihesTy and purity in Madison Square Garden will and floated to success in the wake torch has been handed on to a line am “ Songs o f Average) Man. of "Trie Beggar’s Opera," was o f successors who brandish It now keep W all Street'w hete it*be*l<fngs, away down town, and will -----given-by an English company. A adays with benoficient nnd encour­ opon the doors o f the W hite House to pnly a dry progressive, la s t political meeting A pril 20. For Cough* And Colds, Head-'i quarter o f a century later there aging vigor. His immediate suc­ a champion o f the interests o f "the masses, and one of un­ were English ballad operas in plen­ cessor was William II. Fry, equally ache*, Neuralgia, Rheumatism I then all thy candidates will questionable integrity. ty, not only in Philadelphia and ardent-as an advocate o f American and A ll Aches and Pains chance/td tell o f their New Y ork , but in smaller towns music; a musical critic as well as -------------- o----------- — tiona fo r-o ffic e holding, * ALL DRUGGISTS that in later years have never a. composer, who supported his ad­ o-------dreamed o f persuading a visiting vocacy by the production at the Me aad 68c, jars sad tabes should be easy to sell real opera company to tempt fortune I Academy o f his "Lconore", which, Hospital sis*, $3.00 litt Sanfonl becau within their gates, Thius, there j according to Richard Grant White, Chick weeds, sand-spurs, Spanish needles, where do “ Mold" on was opera Hn Frcdei icksburg and ~ * was much Sdmired and some of they come from? From the yards o f your neighbors, of Wlllinmsbuiy, Va., heard by whose airs became popular. aa impossible fo r two peo- course. You don’t sow weeds in your yard. You don't per­ George Washington i nd his broth­ Then there seems to have been agree on. .the cost o f the er, Samuel; wnen Ceorge, as he a regrettable void o f some half mit the weeds that chance to grow there, to go to seed. It is D O U B L E C H O C O LATE bonus aa. it is for two enters in his diary, lent the young, century in American operatic pro- | New Flavor Creation by the Makers of the careless neighbor who makes all you f difficulties with to keep the same time. er man “ 1 shilling 1 pence by cash duction, till the several Am erican! ------- D------your lawn and your garden. to tho playhouse,” so that they operas o f recent memory were ’• knows? There may be a When you como to think about it, it is the careless neigh­ might attend the per formance to- made known in New York, Chica­ i t among the budding go and Boston. Americans msy gett W bor who is responsible for most o f your troubles. You, your­ of Jacksonville.— TimesThere was almost an American well hope that the torch that burn, j F I T rOR a Q U E E N .You never can tell. self, never do anything wrong. Your children, too, were opera In 1767, when \ndrew Bar­ ed low w ill blaze into a higher ! *>. 'll -o-------models of good behavioununtil they played with the neigh­ T H E W O R LD may yet see in ton's "Th e Disappoin.ment; or the flame. A t all events, tho attempt | or big real estate deal has 1 made- in Sanford. A t the bor children. Your blessed little son never set a bad exam­ Russia and the United States the Forco o f Credulity, an American at Stony Point, by Max Rubinoff, A t Your Dealers or Phone 634. l business pYoperty is turning ple, never led another child into mischief. It is always the two cihiof competing nations o f comic opera in two rets," was an­ recently' described in Tho Times, i t w ill all be in the hands of rascally offspring o f the neighbors, near and far, who are to the world. Thear is nothing like nounced in Phlliuleli hia. but sud­ to focus all the resources for operOnly One Sunday Delivery. Place Your gather all revolution to stir up energy and denly withdrawn as unfit fo r the otic instruction, to ____ sere In a short time. Order Early. blame for your child’s failure to be the perfect human being sorts o f experts in tho various com­ stage ,'bdcsuse it contained "per­ ability, as you loam from the his* ■Sft ---------r>r-— •— plications o f operatlv composition, sonal reflections" and worse; your example and training were making him. tory o f France. Morgan is visiting various thought The libretto was publish­ to provide all the means of opera­ of Southern Europe in In your home is harmony and gentleness. It ih the neigh ed and is ex ta o^ .. It ia difficult to tic production for American aspir­ ; Corsair. The corsair T H E M E TH O D ISTS proposo to bors that give room to strife and coarseness. Consideration te a ve\)r fam iliar figure publish a dally newspaper. Cath­ trace 'th e appearanci of the first ants, and to explore and collect all BMBBBMHHaeMMUBaBBaHHHMMBHMaaHMnaBMMMMMMBMMHHBMMI of each other, loving service, kindness and good cheer, those olics not long since had a similat real American oncra; the line the different manifestations o f folk arrancan ‘ waters. . ■ are the attributes o f your home circle, But, Oh the neigh idea. It would be an Interesting shades imperceptibly into opera music that can be found in Am eri­ attending the Jennings bors! How selfish they are, how chary they are o f acts of experiment, welcomed and watch* from inlays with incidental music. ca, to base thereon an American Bg on Magnolia Avenue last cd by all editors. A religious 1vi*re Was “ The Fourth o f July; ur school o f operatic composition, MI It may be that Mr. Independ­ tims high. now realize ilize what heavy kindness, how sour they talk and how doleful they look! nowspaper might develop ideas of Temple o f American Chick weeds, sand-spurs, all _growing in use in the church, o f which the ence," announced 1n 1709 In New Kabinon has overlooked some of J W H O L E S A L E POM MISSION M E RC H ANTS & BROKERS, g i there l#‘ *on thia popular ^ Spanish needles,. BL extensive results o f hia prede­ Richmond, Virginia. ^ of^cars con* the neighbors’ yards, while we keep our own dooryards and great problem ia to make church York, in which the Battery was the to pass /during the entire services IN T E R E S T IN G . Henry shown and “ a milita y procession cessors in the latter field; and it ........ our own vacant lots so heat and clean! The winds bring the M r. Jennings was speaking. Ward Beecher knew it when he in perspective” : there was “ Needs may be that he speaks rather air­ Heeds from chick weeds and crab-grass, grow in g in our neigh­ sold a slave girl at auction from Mu.*t; or .the Ballad Singers,’’ ily and summarily o f a very diffi­ ----- —o -------- written to allow one of the actress­ cult and laborious task. Perhaps 1 marks lin important day bors’ yards to spoil our p retty lawns. But how fine it is to his pulpit. es who had broken her leg t<\ sing he has the excessive .confidence of lives o f citrus growers in know that none o f us furnish pest-producing seeds to be w a ft­ a new recruit and expects much in On that- day an effort Y O U N G G IR LS in a publib w ithout' action. There was Mrs. a comparatively short tim e.'E very-' Anno Julia Hatton's “ Tammany; made to-sign up sixty per ed into our neighbors’ gardens— or into th eir lives. ‘ ‘ i school were branded and or the Indian Chief,” said to have thing is so perfectly arranged and ! the entire Florida crop. Living blameless, helpful, happy lives, there is nothing ifully disfigured in a stupid been taken seriously in New York mo perfectly co-ordinated in th e ; *1 county should sign one in the world for you to worry about except the weeds, of one ng performance connected with' only by X nli-Federali'ts and stag­ scheme he has announced at such. per ceqt,' a secret school society, called the. kind and another, that are disseminated by careless neigh­ length and in such detail that it i ro-------W elta Kappa Gamma Sororityx ed because “ the po /erful Tam ­ would be cruelty to human hopes' ■■■*!■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aBMMaaaaaaaaaaaaaMMa There er you-see a young fel- bors. It is beautiful to know that your life is a model of from public, schools at least. A many Society wished it." and disloyalty to art even to fear » about eighteen looking as everything good and true. Such nonsense Should be barred 'Wan “ Archers; or tlu? Mountain­ hitch in the arrangement*. A blah 1■ w ife had Just run o ff with secret society,' whatever Its na* eer.. o f Switzerland," of which W il­ aim and high hopes are not to be ffeq r, and his three, chll has nd place in the public liam Tell Was the hero; Mine o f discouraged — especially as Mr. “ IN TH E L IF E of ’Aemilius Paulus,’ Plutarch relates ture, the medsles, as if he had school, which is Intended to make RorsinPs precursors. Freach qp*ra appeared in Am eri­ Rabinoff is not asking for funds. indicted by the oil com- the story of a Roman being divorced from his wife. This per- the children members of the one A ll Tiled. Price $3500.00 if, in-jpmeral. Job was ca before Ita lia n ; for a company Let him speed their perfect flowerjon being highly banned by his friends, who demanded,— great fraternal aociety known as ing. the hen it comes to suffermade up, « f refugees the United States o f America. i f j ------ ------ ------_ can usually take it fo r waa she not chaste? was she not fair? holding out his shoe » i and bf* correct that he asked them whether it was not new? and well made? Yeti • H E N R Y FORD w ill buy a troly|4 » J t fl t » S T IL L A C O W A R D movie where added he, none of you can tell where it pinches me.’ ” ley line connecting Muscle Shoals the star. *, *. /e M IA M I N EW S-M ETRO PO LIS « '- L I f with tho G ulf f t Mobile, accord­ ---------- o---------r. | A t a Real bargain. ing to report, >Jle might utilize Bine million dol* the gus engine trolley car.that ha ‘ O nly a coward alw tys a coward. bo expected to display anything to M ep Uncle Sam's once showed this w riter in his That seems to fit the case o f Q. C. in M Y F A V O R IT E STORIES ... the — way ---- of courage and those n and fancy groceries, Oearbdhn laboratory. Light in Berg'dolf.' the America A alacker, who are reported t o ----------------five believed' blit if* r one mobth -U By IBVIN ,8. COBB build, hia car cobid cross th* con­ who fled to Germany for refuge that they had convinced him of and a half dollars or tinent at the rate o f 60 miles an the moment his country, America^ the propriety of his return, were/' billion dollars for a The ambitious citizens o f a On Easy Terms. But the weather nuirred the hour without taking on fuel and at declared war on Germany. It ap­ busing their hopes upon shifting jS it one-third o f this ....... that __ all_____________________ the fuss and fenth- sands. Among the latest credited ■ ■pcifcntor bread, pota- certain English city were giving success of the afTair. It was raw less than half the present cost o f pears sugar and other foods a pageant commemorate of the and cold and rainy. Lata in the transportation. That ought to In­ er» asociated with the story o f his remarks o f his will be found this: ,5 origin. The other ancient history o f the; community ,g{tarnoon two lady visitors came terest railroad men now. I f it contemplated return to the United “ Th ey’ve got to show me,’" mean- g InvgkUm, -• M l* UNol i a shivering, bare-legged doesn't, the kind o f competition it States “ to face the music,” was Ing that he would not think o f r e -(g goes Jor meat, Oeh, — the Roman Bergrdoll neither turning until he knows exactly cheese. lard and otb- aroonjt Ifce Sagona.'^he Morning, individual clad in a short tunic, w ill give them w ill interest them pure fiction. the g o v - >■ na.i resolved to come back to take what kind o f a ii f . B About two and a half o f the Normana, the hubRa aug With - a skimpy purple cloak later— and too late. his medicine, nor announced o ffl- crjiQienl-Will -exact. I 8 « d ten end a half customs o f the early Britons, all swinging from hia shoulders, ,TY T H O U S A N D bottles.of «iaihr--tb*k-*hn~int8ndl m d ~ a o n h e subject further? Let-him re-j • f milk i* cunsum- o f it. pains were taken bj, insure •>vord girdled about his middle, o’ America is X ‘whiskey dumped into the The leopard can not change his main in Germany. oi the cr r- sandals nn his fe«»-and-«rTB tm er And y et with all proper costuming ROOMS 501-2 o f f the docks o f an army spots and th© streak of cowardice better o ff without hi* presence. : succeeding MB upon pis despondent head. B e r g J Ia repudiated this country in a !3 which is eo mbch a ^ ' **■«the people o f the forty thousand dead “ Oh,” cried one of them, Insurance Agsncy ifl ;$a*ford. * crises. Of what earthly use would ■ , he surface of the dot grows greater were Impressed as most be “ Appius Claudius!? ho be here, even if he should b e i " :ht to interest hu- diminishing ^ Any man the principal Bank First " on for a ■" ich be . », Women should .... _____ __ ___ _______ .lidW^TBSf ' fo r any other hr*:; W r i w e- » . v j not be called upon work than produc­ ing nnd caring fo r children. Labor that uscse its political in­ fluence to shut out ambitious im­ migrants from Europe that th li country needs, could protect Itself b itter through rome just method to do away with the competition o f wonjen "#nd children that re­ duces wages— at the same time encouraging the coming of needed immigrants o f the right class. ------ r T H E R U S S IA N biMget is in ood shape, tuxes coming in reguISrly, more money tdken in than Russia needs— real money at that. Russians intend to show their world activity by planting the Red fla g at the North. Pole by the first o f September. Ten scientists will go a:ong with the flyers. Our Neighbors' Weeds. Produce Company E : Headquarters for all Varieties o f Fruits j | and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal \S [ Attention to All Shipments ; 5 ACRE CEERY FARM - ’ 16 ACRE CEERY FARM 5 ROOM BUNGALOW E. F. tw EH s �TH E SA N FO R D H E R ALD ; F R ID A Y v U , 1 9 2 4 .-')| ( h PAGETFIVB* S fJ 'l ,Condng Vup'-I.fr^y AUaman^e i T h « guests of Mr*. W alter Mor­ thirty clubs In Alabama'and twen­ paniaH A S p r in g to attertd * SpnniaH Atner- gan fo r several days Are Mrs. Allen ty-seven In Flerida. The next dis­ be held" In ____bursday i ic*n W ar auxiliary Thursday night Wilson** o t Philadelphia, and Mr*} trict convention, will Mrs. J. R. Orlando, the last o f October or were H r. and Mrs. M. D. Ballard. Morgan's mother. tjio first o f November. |Met tinker, of Jacksonville. . M r - 3. Mrr.orm lck.-at Palatka.1---- j ’ —— -----------r ~ with the A . C. L. R. R. is here fort Mis* Julia Zachary, who has ^. With Dr. C. M. Askuc, trife and rttn- * % spending the past past (our i baby. Killy, o f Youngstowm Ohio. a few days on business, register- been spending the , months in various points in North [Wmv Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cord of 148; MBS. W A L T E R W IGHT, Society Editor. Phone 493-J. ing at the Seminole Hotel. ‘ Carolina and Virginia, is expectedjOrlamh., on their way from Dayl.on* E,e« b . top p in g In Sanford Mr. Killer, of Oviedo, was in! home tonight. 'fo r a few hours. M r.'C ord hat business' Jnd^also* to^cT r^B ryan Our winter visitors are starting: ^ representative _of the Mu for their summer homes- amongitunl Life Insurance Company of| ■peak. those leaving soqn are Mr. and: New Vork fo r the past thirty-six Calling upon Mrs. Jonathan Mrs. Woodworth and children o f ! years- Mr. and Mrs. Cord have I Peck and Mrs. - F.rnest Krupp, Watertown. N. Y:. who have beenlbwn coming to Florida for three1 Thursday, Mr. George Sundcr- Thursday was Mrs. J. J. Bridges at Lake Golden for the season, |winters and are so attracted by , . T h e Literature Drpurtmeqt o f lin spent in Orlando on bujseness. i |the cLmute that they have pur-11 • f Orlando. .■ the Wontan’s Clnb me; 11 regular J •f •* ■ Attracted to the City Substantial, chased n home In Orlando and w illl session, Wednesday ' afternoon, . John Leonard! is in Orlando this Mr. and Mrs. Luke Thompson, are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fish o fl* 'a y through the summer. | April 9, at the Woman’s Club. afternoon on buiinias^ Mrs. Edgar Thompson- and M isttLcbanoiMIndiana, who have been! . ............... . will meet with Mrs. D. A . Kelley, parliamen­ Margaret Thompson spent Thors- fspending the winter in Daytona. r . u for Tnmpa to attend nt 3:30 o’clock, tarian was called b y , rwjuest to Motoring to Orlpndo Thursday day evening in Orlando. ' ibut aro nov/ InSanford looking, the Annual Montana Missionary lub will meet advise as to the proper steps to be ------- - . ifb r « permanent home. Coui.il to be htld at that place tenstrom, at 3 taken in regard -o tha re-election night, was Mr. and Mrs. T . B. Davis. a 1 Avenue. Making a business trip to jSan-.;K4 r ------! April 9 to 10 are Mrs. W. S.l o f the major officer, Mrs. »C...E. ford tMs week is Mr. II. J. Mays I Mr. D. G. Wagner and Miss A d a ( Pnhtka district sec i ting of the Shopping here Thursday were of Daytona,with the Eli-Whlt | W agner o f ii'ssimmee. former | n^rnton. the t nlatkacU.trict sec-1. apter, N. 8. D. A t the termination o f the busi- i Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Farnell of Cigar Company. (residents o f Sanford, spent the day rct.-ny, and Mrs. J. W. Carpenter.t| held with Mrs. ness session the program was p r e -' Oviedo. * . —■hero-Thuesday. Miss Wagner is .They will then leave for Boston | in nt Daytona sented by Mrs. M. M. Thigpen a s ’ Mr. J. T. Raw,representing the |visiting Miss A llie Peters w h ileU , attend the state conference' will leave fo r leader, in the absence of .• Mrs. Among those attending the Red Cross Shoe Company, was ...... U» j Aprll morning, April 15 to to 17. 17. Mr„ Mrs. cG. w W . gpen-1 Brownlee, who was detained at were Mr. among the out-of-town business men dub will meet home by illnean in the family, !cer. Mrs. D. A. Kelly and Mrs. Mrs. William Kilbec. er visitors in Sanford. Mr. I in Sanford Thursday. 1611y * nt «L30 also Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown, - ____ and/Mrs. Sloan and daughter,!,C._ II. Smith , , will , . -go to Bar- j city librarian, gave a review o f .Mrs. Henry W ight and Mrs. Motoring to Daytona Beach JunnKn, o f Grove Center; Ky., who I n h * ‘le .,* rom thc local| ill entertain a Maeterlinck’s “ Blue Bird” to a Alexander Fitts are spending F ri­ yesterday were Mr?. H. J. Wilson, have^liCen with Mrs. McBride of i .. . •• » . y 'R |e friends at her m ost, appreciative audience. Only fens andAvenue, from one act o f this play was read, in day at Daytona Beach. M , , S, A. Rive «nd M r.. W. « " br“ 6J,"S 3 , " , . M,.S“ E U ..h „ h Morgan. order that the Literature Depart fllT • Turnbull and Mrs. A lfred Lllja I Craig Thompson has returned ment might adjourn fo r the op . home after several days in Day. ong the piomincnt men leav! orn' t> < * n congenial party m otor-1 Returning to the State College hour at Lf- portunitv of attending the recital tona on business, - - - - - 1— *“ c * Augustine to attend the for Women Is Miss Florence llen- iftic’ today for Pnlntku to a t t e n d A u g u s t i n e to atte o f the Music Department. , „ . . . i ry, who has been on a visit___ to___ her, tliuiwaterways meeting are Messrs. ' 0!,C0 (b' Leon celebration. fusic “ lub will A new comer to Sanford is M iss1 arents, . . .Mr. and• — — • ' Fortest Lake, A. P. Connelly. E. Charles' Mrs. Inson’s studio at Jewel Carter o f Pelham, Ga., who lenry. i A. Douglass. G. W. Knight, R. J. will be with the Churchwell Com­ Let us do the most Holly, Ed Higgins ami R. W. Jay pany. Here indefinitely* is Mrs. D. M. Pearmaiw Cr Club will meet important of your Sherwood with the Orlando Credit' Miss Fern Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wakefield Association, in fact, Mr. Sherwood ■Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Richardson The Southside Primary Parent1th Mrs. Oonald of Geneva spent the day In San is making his pluns to live in San- o f the Valdes Hotel have ns their Spring Cleaning- San-j Miss Fern Ward Teacher Assocition met in their ford yesterday Oil gueAt* th is'w eek, Mr. Huinbridge their way to , ford. building on Thursday afternoon Daytona. Richardson* of Jacksonville, n ford Mattress Co., 402with Mrs. Nickel, chairman presid­ Club will meet ... ... ... ... ., Shopping in Sanford Thursday brother to Manager. A. J. Rlchrd-, . - on West Third ing. Visiting their relatives. Mr. nnd, afternoon were Mrs. Frank K v -, son, un«f Mr. Muthersoti Miller of M l . The feature o f the day was a (’dock, ., Mrs. Telford, and Mr. and M rs.Ians and Mrs. Frank Evans, Jr..' LouisviUoj Ky.. n nephew. While will meet with very instructive un dentertaining N. G. Carrawny are Mrs. Donuld1who aro spending the winter at here these young men made a trip |n and Mrs. Paul address by Superintendent T. W. Corraway und baby . 'Lake Mary. to D ad*’ City. oWwk at the Lawton in regard to the coming election and the ten mill tax. Coleman. Seen on the golf links WednesTho rttnnnger o f Fountain Inn, > The first grade having earned Tho week-end guest o f Mrs. W. day were CY II. Dudley, J r„ and Eustis, Mr. It. A. Kissell und Mrs. the largest sum . of mopey for thc Theodore Langley ami Mrs. Ed­ LAKE MONROE eduipment. it was ward Mciscli is Miss Catherine J. D. Gobel o f Atlanta, who are i Bissell motored to Sanford Thursit “ seeing always playground Ball Hardware Co. making a short stay here and aro |tlay with Mr. nnd Mrs. Vaughn voted to give them a picnic as a Teague of Orlando. stopping at the Seminole Hotel. Dlbbloj Mr. and Mrs. Edward FosPH O NE 8 |t the skies o f reward fo r their efforts. »e t and Hiss F.rlcn It. Bissell. The treasurer reported $152 on Mr. Peter Schanl has returned Jack Middleton, of Jacksonville |These friends came to see Mr. und I. o n k 1 1 1 a few days »r their crests o f hAnd fo r equipment and it w a s to his4 home after voted' to leave the purchase and pleasantly spent in St. Augustine arid Rough House Ross, who will Mrs. N . F. Workman, who hnve IT,.OOilown l-rlniru plumes, box nt the F. W. G. Armory Fri- j been spending thc winter nt Foun/.ictory r «• l> «• l i t pt watch the long placing o f same in tho hands o f at the Ponco de eLon celebration.! ly p u w rlu r. uny |day night nre registered nt the j l*ln Inn, sa/ely routed to their the playground committee. lh. make. (loml an The May Day festival was dis­ new. Ask to smb A fter a four week, visit in Tam- Valdc* Hot* L ______ . ' > m° ««»»*• cussed and plans made. Place and one. Jy hollows at ^ party o f ladies motored to - Tho lack of tnudslinging nnd date w ill be announced later , A pa, Mrs. Julia Peeler has returned it. *. p o m i to Sanford and is at home with Orlando yesterday, among them I personalities was noticeable in the I'mitlra llnnk |pine needles soft- small admittance will be charged her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Hnrvarch I’ hiinr 3X3 were Mesdsmes A. L. Betts. S.I*P<x-*ch o f Frunk Jennings Thursand It is esrnest'y hoped that all M. Lloyd- Edward Lane, nnd C.[day night. .During his entire adpatrons und interested friends w ill ugh, when mellow Coming over Thursday a fte r­ M. Hand. |drosa he made no mention of the attend as this money is to be used noon to hear William Jennings names o f other candidates for for the ch'ldron’s best interest and bid of radiant sunBryan speuk was Mr. W . B. Varn Motoring from St. Petersburg govam or-' but devoted hi* time to amusement. Mr C. 1 I explaining where ho stood on 1mare “Mrs. li. W. Sipple, Mrs. . . e, Mr This being the last meeting fo r of Oviedo. L----- * fg; _ ^______________ ___ _____ ( Sipple nnd Mias Louise blpple aipple ofiportant of j ---portant -issues in the_ _ campaign. the year th j following cfiiccrs lowers bloom In A N EW SHIPRegistered at the Valdez Hotel Savannah, who arc spending th e! By hia clean methods Mr. Jennings were ele.-tcd to serve thc coming ne. 1 1 E N T OF for several days is Mr. L. W. d a y . in Sanford on their way to |mnde many new friends In San­ day glad chorus fills year: Mr< Henry Nickel, chair* Evans of Tampa, representing Jacksonville. ford yeaterdsy /nan, Mr*. R. R. Deas, vice c h ili, D R E S S E S Arbuckle Bros., o f New York. J U ST RE­ [a spell o f magic man- M rs.‘ FcvJ R. Wilson, secre­ Representative o f the Kiwani* tary and i.‘ensurer. Father Peck and his mother, CEIVED BY Mr. and Mrs. James Hawkins i Mrs. Jonathan Peck, had as dinner Club. Mr. Edward Iuine. has re­ ephyrs w aft away TH IS MORNare leaving Friday in their carjgueata Wednesday, Mr. Frank A. turned from the district trustees . i y _. , . far LnkclSnd to attend the SuuthlSto/ijr, and M r ^ A . Nlder, a far. imeqttqE vat. .hrrkacnvlile.^and r Sanford. ' jjtis land so sun R. I.. . - MU. reprusented from tho two state*, Alabama and Florida- thcro being Quinn also of Newport, R. I D; P. Drummond enter* C. Brolssor o f Orlando. Embowered gardens at a 1 o’clock • rope. tt ffVMvl #«*%«•• ;•*.* X*n» • WfHli It*»i*» if|l »• •«• finnitf* tfi "id ' » --- —4 i vision o f ceDstial Thyrsday honoring-.M r*/.vC./I Drummond o f Chicoga, HI. TQ Covers were placed fo r six at ■ where flowers imvery prettily appointed luncheon Im. table centered with » silver basket wL life's deeper mean- o f pink rooes and baby’s breath, and lighted with pink candlea in kould know luniverac nil will be sliver holders. j M arking the places were hand no with the Great painted .place cards in pink, end *r ' *_____*______ *r the favor* were-.corsages-of pink, ^aceful, happy Und sweet peas. A delicious fourcourse luncheon was served. The large new additional stock of Spring and Summer merchandise has just ar­ |j Mrs. Drummond’s guests in­ rived and are now on display. W e have marked these goods very ipw, in addition, cluded, Mrs. Henry W ight, Mrs. HORN W EDDING we have many extra specials which will be a great money saving to you. Drning at 11:30 the F. F. Dutton, Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, Irosnage was the Mrs. Sam Younts, and Mrs. C. P. Our policy o f low prices and quick sales are making us new customers every kple marriage, when Drummond. SUITS A T $25.00 Enable became the day. WUh unlimited capital behind us, Wp are able to buy in large quantities and S U N D A Y SCCHOOL W O R KER S |Horn, of Nashville, Men’s Tw o piece Suits, ;Tet every advantage o f the market. W e srji for cash. We save you money. A visit The Sunday school workers nction foreman for Serges, Gftii&dines, Mo­ u> our store will convince. W e invite you to make this your store. Below are some Jell Telephone Com- council o f the Baptist Church had hairs auff Tropical W or­ their regular aupper Thursday 6c immediate family of the great bargains. ceremony. The night at 6:30 o’clock with a very sted.- Vhluea Up to $30.00 vis* a sport suit o f good attendance. nt per suit A fto r supper the 'usual busi­ I nnd accessories to J brio,.' and groom ness meeting was held and plans 22ND Ive Oak w h aa^h ey fo r Sunday school work were dis* it: cussed4 and reports made. khort time. £ h i l4 * IO U f t i i t <V; f i // ) Ct \ Literary Department Of the Woman s Club Holds Regular Meet TTTTT *— Children’/. JMoVie ; a Sandals In Red, Personals Patent Red cn-1 OH. -r ►i l t • nm u. Whlto and Blpek. White Slippers Just like cut* ‘ Just like Cut <.-• tt For Easier ASTER-time is fun-lime, crunchy candy egg and chocolate rabbit time. Young feet will hop, skip and ibm p twice as merrily on Easter morn if they are smart nnd comfortable in new Hussinboots. For Easter-time is dress-up time, too, and boys nnd girls want new clothes, and meet especially new shiny shoes or slippers, to be proud of. E i >»u? v*< i»r. •i-t AV W E ARE G LAD TO SHOW YOU SHOES T H A T JE R R Y A N D SUE W IL L F E E L H A P P Y AND PROUD IN. n-ti f ■- v m O ./ti . ; -i ,. . <b' uI 7 -<- JrfiM i ...» 9* 1 •* ' t, V •• Mol lot. .J4•Wit! « fiW] B L A W T O N T A L K S TO SOUTHSIDE P. T. A. EARLY SHOP White W . Patent and Tun Oxfords Just like Cut Patent And While Sandal* Just like Cut - »dL ■j K L»fW|l-4>U KEEN K U T TE It TOOLS S t o e S Easter Specials H AN D WORK SHOE R E PAIR IN G ” ij » -‘ A , •H Vl s jriUiA, Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results T 2 Days \ EX- 40-in. Crepe De Chine .... $1.49 40-in. Printed Crepe Rosha a new beautiful weave $1.49 Silk Mixed Crepe, extra fine quality ............. $1.25 Thread Silk Hose, thick and thin stripe....... .......... $1.19 Silk Lisle H o s e ................ 39c Apron G in gh am s............. 10c 32-in. Dress Ginghams .... 16c 32-in. Dress Ginghams, val­ ues up to 35c .................25c 36-in. P e rc a le s...... ...... 18c Good quality Bleached Mus­ 15c lin ;............ Good quality Brown Mus- . lin v..................... 16c Straw Hats Men's Furnishings House Dresses Bungalow Aprons Boys’ Wash Suits OUR UNE OF PIANOS Is cqmplgte. In it, you can find the piano that suits you os to price, and you have our assur­ ance that it is the best buy you can find in its price class.. From $395.00 Up. AY IAN Hi r: » 'i 'J P > T\ V SEE ‘4 D IS P L A Y OF ! j FOR ’ * T W O DAYa\“ «? A T C H U R C H W E L L 'S Saturday and Monday • ________ * ; : " * V ' *b iil fi - ™ • V* ttu 9 - ’ 4 - rji-.jit ^ t » fl 9(U •-C lii \ W {. , i va $3.Q0 Men’s Hats at— each ...1 89c $7.50 VO ILE S A T 45c SHOES A T $2.98 59c Voiles, 38 wide at.per yd. $3.50 Boys’ Shoes at per pair Straw l.Ji inches wide kt f>er yd. Black Oxfords at per pair .. --J ' 4■••wi inches 45c M E N 'S SHIRTS English Broadcloth Strip •............................... $2.98 English Broadcloth Plain W h it e ... .....................$2.50 A ss t Collar attached, big v a lu e.......... ............... $1.50 Printed Voiles 25c to 98c Dotted Voiles 50c to 75c Printed Crepes... 89c to $1.39 Printed Silks .$1.49 to $2.49 $3.50 Men’s Shirts at each H ATS A T $4.98 TIE S A T 69c SHIRTS A T $2.98 75c each Dress Men’s Tics at $6.00 Ladies’ Hats a t' each' ------ 96c $1.00 Men’s Suits at each S IL K A T $1.98 SOCKS A T 89c UNION SUITS 79c $1.00 Men’s Silk Socks at each Union All $2.50 Silks, special at per yd. very $1.98 79c 89c BATHING J3UITS $4.25 SL1PPER3 A T $1.48 •**>£• * Ladies’ Sandals in the new styles and colors i.;.... ..... ..............$2.98. to $4.49 , • | . .r • ■, Men’s Shoes, crossed vamp patent leather* afid sport Oxfords at popular Price* dies’ pure All $1.75 Misses’ W hite C a n v a s s one-strap Pumps at per pair $5.00 Bathing Suits at last *V .$4.25 E $1.98 at per pair $1.45 1 • SELLS IT FOR • •AkH 4. oJi ' Atf l f? «»#4t Pure Irish Linens, 36- $9,00 Men’s Brown or H ATS A T $2.98 - ■- v iw .s Welaka BU “ . . i At . ■ t/lfll m L IN E N S A T 89c SHOES A T $7.50 (Mm • iiU f 1 <\ 1/ .niii tm not <expensive if .; •*t| . >•!, TiO O* . >J| . f r * Ik, t THE N E W THINGS FOR EASTER A R E HERE A N D THIS 11 11 TWO D A Y SPE CIAL W IL L E N A B L E YOU TO M A K E Y O U R ® T^TRGBASE A T A SAVING. Overalls and Pin Check Pants Children’s Dresses Japanese Parasol*.,.,....... 98c Ladies' and Children's P ar­ asols 49c to $1-69 RASTER” HATS .biu iE xtlu sive, butf L A D I E S ’ SUEDE AN D S A T IN O N E S TR A P S A N ­ DALS. A6.00 S P E C I A L trHESE PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM APRIL 12TH TO APRIL S PE C IA L S o r e h U IJ n l.l.N J P Mrs. Drummond Gives » r**5 ‘ ■ »• -»y �I i V,'-; s/-> m P A G H S IX 'W l ; n a y STST A iV **t-V- - -wvww—1{«*» .■ THE SAN FO R D HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL' II, 1924. - i.ia r . b tv S "'In the ■ Jlte -w if. 1 i eri ns ji u r i A lt D ywAr ■BSC rari“ t i He. EVERT TRIJE r Wprldof TTT eVr f e^TT! ■ rrr mmm •j poi ur J* k ..«. *■-*'- R a lp h D e P a l m a N o t t o C o m p e te In i i • e S fe i ■ ;- _ r -* m M. IN D IA N A P O L IS . Inti., Apr. 10. Ralph Ui'L’aLuukJ w>Dnrwr*rmv'e"in the T w elfth International 500lnilo automobile race to be held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, I ** [4 Iffj] N ’.1l l l i OH, T H C -Y A p p R ir c iA ie it IF .Y O U ' O U CM JLO *. On account of the rainy weather Rram will be kl there was no dance at the Casino ,or» Cripe »rd f on Friday evening. , Mrs. Richard Dlllsworth and Mrs. Jerc Rowe le ft oh Monday fo r their homes In New Hamp­ shire. Master B illy Evans Is recover­ in'* from s r attack o f measles. Seminole m iles out sal Thursday one invited. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Orlando C o m e - T *b u jN M S ■■■ a n N n > tn *M n n & n «n n a n n a n n n n n n a n n n n n n n tin a an n n B a«M n n n n n n aHai i ,|i x \n o O U T A B R IL L IA N T S H O W IN G OF i 13 =i - T iA lu • n dl D A IN T Y , S M A R T »/////. ■m 'Y 6 0 ' O U T Y o u M E A N 'EkAUJU- -**» Yo u o u t ; — llll Q O C f D t r _. i i . — v-I ri Principals ill Main Bout oltlli Con­ fident o f Winning Rcrixion To­ night — Indications Art* That Large Crowd W ill Witness Third Moving Exhibition To Me Singed Mere. M EET. . That Toethlna. the wonderful lax' attvs anil stomach corrective, is th« safest modlelno for. keeping tables' and children healthy Is conclusively proved by the hundreds o f letters constantly being tscalvcd from hap­ py and grataful mothers who have -given It to their little onse. Among others -praising It Is Mra A. A. Harr, itouto T. Clayton. Ala., -who writeat T began giving TeethIna to m j baby at ft months and kept It up all through teething time. **He might be crying anil fretting all day. and’ at bed time l ‘d gtraj him a dole of Teethlna and he would • a l t - sleep flne and wake up In thoi morn • HEAR i « ■ r . able* u, U \ dresses it | low the fifal dainty frock '* made to nothing bargain. and than such Fashioned «f| a shades of t us laavemier, i ' some modtfc| BBBBBBBBBBBBBMBfiiiBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBaBB § iv, Hand Drawn N A T IO N A L BA SE B A L L W E E K . His Highness, the King of American Summer Sports, is prepar- ■ a ■ 2 “ a p. " J B cd to .enter hi^dotnain. In his honor n ten day period celebratlon hns been set aside by The Chamber o f Commerce o f Athletic Goods Mnttufacturcri. The period upon which K ing Base Ball will receive t l « bow o f the American Public is from A pril 4th to. April 14th. The welcome is to ho extended through Window Displays of Sport Stores. * Come in make our Store your headquarters during this week. See our Window Dlspluy. Look over our fine Stock o f Base Mall Goods. The Lucky Dog D. & M. line. Linen Dresses % J ^ Different sizes are repre­ sented in this k ! display. P pleasing A il Linen, hand £ K s l* drawn * in “ Heavy and contrasting printed c;ot| shndes. We challenge all many prettjj comparison o f prices and A t The Sportsman Store. c panel frontil t * 'rr,\ 5 color ar quality In these dresses. » ly medium i BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB B B B B III SANFORD CYCLE CO. - M I L L I N E R Y ^ ^ srve*-» 117 Park Ave. -*l---------------------- ;------- Sanford, Fla, M W.E A R B DISPLAYINq. SELECX. THE FOREMOST SPRING MODE. N E W ARRIVALS DAILtl ib b i Don’t Lose Sight •tM i*; • as fig sfi BB BB Of the Food Value OF YOUR BAKINGS I , ■ 214 E. g .„........ First St. Opposite Magnolia A ve. ib b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b ii Plain flour has a large amount o f food vnlue but it must be combined wltii ’good baking powder in order to retain this vnlue. Most self rising flours are not successful because they do not ' raise, the bakings to the pro’ per lightness. This means n certain loss of nutrition be­ cause they are heavy and hard tp digest. E very time you eat food that does not properly digest you do ndt get the full nutritional value— you are over-taxing your stomach. Nourishing and perfect bakings arevwhat ’ gdod health demands.' The i one byre .way is— use pure flouc-ajpd 8 °°(l baking powder. to find what thouIf; ,1r housewives have aai , lake some biscuits learn r.rlsing flour — then w ith ' ime .with good plain make flour ~aiid Calumet Baking *2 _Powder— notice the great^dif- » ferenc.fr. One trial will satis­ fy you. Your health demands that you.m ake the experi­ ment; * rhoxs wOto know— millions of ; * housewives, domestic science ‘ ^teachers, big hotels, restaurftnts, bakeries and railroads 1 will not use anything but Cal' umet, the Economy Baking Eftwder. y use Calumet and flouy. It is the most •ocbnomfcal and, satisfactory light, wholesome and . ouru foods are desired. safe— _________* " , & ! » — r± -K1 IDtfTTIN— IN fj-tSt* practical special .l|*s. The sW filni and EiMt^Stfeets, Sanford v is appropriate these. 7’ — — Shall- tFtesfHnstrtiittows"lintT TocaTion in another biz *U-drugirhrt*7 ta tho Moffett Laborapart of tho state? N y . ■--I more SANFORD’S AREA 5 SQUARE MILES The hbiji^^for the new»paper workers o f the na­ tion and theSchool :cff journalism wilt*be among the greatest inHtitiitfijn^ in the world. i, Colombo*, Oa., for p package - * (M e booklet about babies. there mo^> Monday, April 14,1924, at 8 P. M. la g w ith a smile." A able silks in pin stripes sions -------?t-----T--------- — Millions o^'iUjllnrH wdillH have been expended in Seminole C o u n ty Impor Dr day rind for special occa­ H O N . C H A R L E S D . H A IN E S , Cor. M Tub Silk Dresses tan. For morning, for all- It Os important that you learn the position taken on'the Altamonte Springs Charter Case, during last Legislature. * ■■■■■■I of blue, pink, green and CITIZENS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY --------------------------- BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Exquisite frocks o f wash­ \ - STAGE ALL SET FOR RING EXHIBITION TO BE HELD HERE TONIGHT WITH MIDLETON-ROSS BOUT BIG EVENT A N D B E A U T IF U L ................................................................................ .. M " fM ' — — V .lack Middleton ( le f t ) and “ Rough House" Ross (rig h t) will he the oarticipnnts o f the main bout tonight at the armory. These two star light heavyweight battlers are schudulcd to go 10 rounds but accord­ ing to both b o y «, it w ill not go the limit. Which will be the winner o f enursu remains to he seen. Baby Slept A ll Night and W oke Night W ith a S m ile L1r> ’ Lakee Mary Manr Chamber Chamber oof f C o m m ie with President Prank Evans pre­ siding. There was a very good attendance. Various Coimhittevii reported on the, electThrtHfbTsttuaetw r. -ghd as is stands now, the people o f Lake Mary may be assured there will be 24 hour electric light service sometime in the near future. The regular business meeting adjourned early and then there b. -• were speches by several guests from Sanford. F irst o f these was Sheriff Charlie F. Hand, then Judge E. F. r < : Housholder, Vftrice E. 'Douglass, Miami and i Samuel A. B. Wilkinson, Judge J. were the G. Sharon, and Mr. Lloyd. Jn"}es B u g*! They each gave a fine speech Mr. and Mn i* which was heartily enjoyed by-ev­ Mr*. Srhayk,)1 eryone present nome home in Mt.j The next meeting w ill bo tfield o j f , On i May 5. . rio On .i thi aft Sen,,^Mr. and Mrs Tucker had as Association their guests la s t. Week, Mr. and meeUng a t ;*tl1 Mrs. J. P. Tltcam braod party erf * u 8 Amesbury. Mass. teacher? win /^PoiSP A L . Ih J O U V - 'D n a l l y Y O U , \ 4*. 1 3 A IC J2 I * . G A IN E S V IL L E , Apr. 11.— The ; I " J . ,•U niversity o f Florida track team .will leave here this week in time to be on hand ut Sewanee, Term., next Saturday fur a dual truck and field meet with the Univer­ sity o f tho South (Sewunee) on XI.c . . , , -----------, 1_____ 8 TH EY A Q -O t in the second match funs w ill have tin opportunity to see Stark and Williams settle, a little dispute which began two weeks ago when the former decisively heat his_ rugged opponent. lake Rough House Ross, Williams Tl>e stage i - all sot fo r the log feels that he was not nt his best boxing program to be offered to­ at that time. He declares that night nt the armory under the he can bent Stark ut his own auspices o f the Florida National game. • . Guard and under the direct su­ In the semi-fhini bout, which pervision o f Milly Dawson, the promises to he a f:'st mill, Bat­ bustling little matchmaker of tling Meyers will be seen in ac­ Jacksonville. Prom ptly nt 8:20 tion against Mickey Dugnn, thn.t o’clock lh « Urtth* royal w ill be- clever little featherweight of giii, ongoing thv evening’s ••!»- Bridgeport, Conn. Meyers, by tdrtabiTnent and thereafter for his decisive win over Terry two two ,attd a half to three hours, weeks ngo, has endeared himself lovers o f the ring sport w ill w it­ to local ring followers. This lad ness 26 rounds o f boxing exhibi­ put up an exceptionally strong light during his affair with Terry Thursday's Playing at Tampa Sees tion. It is generally believed that a rind won the popular verdict. Rise and Fall o f G olf Cham­ large crowd, in • ■fact a record Fans here have never seen Du­ pions — Gihlsms Plays breaking crowd w ill be in at­ gan in action, but reports from Strong. tendance. The very future o f the elsewhere indicute thnt Meyers . T A M P A , Fla., Apr. I t -Thurs- sport itself so far as Sanford is w ill have to step lively tf he ex­ day waa a tiny.' Tor champions concerned depends upon the size pects to get the decision this As w usltlm e. In Dugnn he w ill meet a and eham piohV‘ downfalls in the o f tHWsAtnvfi1 Ibfiflflit. peiuDU out. ni .the last exhibition I clever ortisX, who j poasosaee. a h j lGt'|4f(yl.f | flcCottes, s|)eakliu |hard -puncli In both -h a n d r’ tmrt G o lf championship. A1 Ulmer, tor the- NntinnrtlI Guard, i f the at- Iw hir-isiVt it bit par»)iW7hSfiA°r/» ------- — —'t h H l—'f.7[whnm "hlf'Fan'ds' it out. Jacksonville, four t un.ua.jv IV\II * a cl a.ian o f these. Then will come tlio big mill, first round match with P. C Mo­ periodic boxing cunla tiien th ey , Middleton liolds the deeixiur. ov, i r his North Cnrolinu opponent, fill, o f Orlando, ve n t dowif to nn \yill have to lu^ discontinued. Tho two previous exhibitions! "Rough House” Ross, but the latIgnominous defeat ut the Immlx o f tiie one lim e champion, Gor­ that have been staged heru w ith-j ter declurcs thnt such will not weeks, have,he the case tonight. He niserts don Gihbnns, Puimo Ceiu, by a in the „ ju»st few ►cor<* o f H and 6. II. H. Dron- been put on at a loss o f nto\vy.: that when the smoku is cleared bergor, Indiana amateur chnrn- A t the .conclusion o f Mr. ReCot away from the ring tonight, lo the referee lrioii and now o f Palma Coia, won A t the conclusion o f Mr. lk C o t cal fans w il 1 Do raise his right hand as an indihis first round match only to go A t the conclusion o f Mr. under at the bunds o f Tommy Cottes’ talk -tw o weeks, ago,-how-'^ cation o f hjs success. Ross says he will heat MiddleAycock Jr., o f Jacksonville^ m ever, the applause and the nsthat 1ton und he doesn't meun “ maythe second round by 4 and .1. suruncc • o f . co-operation lii.s remarks, indicated ! he.” Ob the other hand, MiddleDick Pope, W in ter Haven, last grooted year's runner up, lost his first iluit the sumll attendance would ton Is eq u ally'a s confident that he w ill repeat hin victory o f two round match to Lee Chu.se, Or­ not happen any more. Following the battle royal th e 1weeks ago. " I un« Ross’ super!lando, by 2 and 1. C. li. Murphy, Palma Ceiu, regarded ut the first four-round preliminary will or in every way uid I ’ll lick him the teif<e statestart o f this yea r’s tourney i u a be held. The participants in th is ' tonight,” was I r a ! meat given out by the latter an likely dnrk horse, won his first bout w ill •be Joe Bell and round match ami then was eli­ Gunter, two local middleweight*, fhe declared that local fans need minated by C. A. Roberts, M i­ Neither has -appeared in the Jo- ] not worry 'as to the outcome of cal ring b e f o r e and little is:th e scrap. ami, by 2 up. uhility o f each But sunorters of Ross, and he The upset o f the day, however, known o f the however, friends o f hn^ a |I»rg? number, maintain Ulmer. Ulmer’s gain-j through scrapper, both boys declare thnt the fight otherwise.' They point out the the fairways was n e u ly nil thut (fact thut Middleton is not Ross’ could be desired but ouv} on the should be n lively uffnir. ~ ~ -----— lv superior. Ross sent the rugged green, the form er champion went = ~ The Gator sprinters: boxer Jrom Jacksonville to the to pieces And lost his ^rip \Vhen that date. won from the Tennesseeans |j«st,!‘'rxrnv'o** .for a count o f seven in his putts reduced to drop T . W. Palmer. Miami, dofond- year in a meet held on F l e m i n g [the second round of their bout ing cUpnvpion, went through liia Field, here, and w ill go to M o-',,n<l, when Middleton came up he two rounds today with scarcely a wanee determined' to repeat thak|w‘,s wobbly. The only thing that Iiilch in hin play. Playing E. U. performance. Am ong thn4c who aa v « l him was the liell. However, that may be though 'Beeman, Orlando, In th j first will make the trip are Marshall round, the chnmpkm had little and ‘ Harwell, o f Fort Uiuderdale; the outcome remains to be seen. form er Hillsboro SThere’ll be plenty of enthusiasm trouble in winning 5 and 4. His Mun Monroe, every indication M-cofid round match' with W II. stur; Irwin “ A rk” Newton, Cose, tonight and McGill, Gilroy and points toward u complete success "Warren, Palma Ceia, was a walk­ Hlitch, for the exhibition from every away, the chumpion closing this Dickey. match on the long end o f an 8 and 7 acorc. F I.O R ID A -S K W A N K K ! u a *** w SECOND ROUND OF GOLF SEES MANY UPSETS OF DOPE ll* D I^ IV M M C S . .N »v M a y HO. **i i*; This definite announcement has been made from the speedway o f­ w, ear fice. • •. | RePahna will not'ride nt Indian-1 , (M ar npolis, it was explained, because j 1 Wt *. ho is not now a member o f the •> American Automobile Association, B Kn i • A aa the governing body o f the gasoline - 111 i' eutltl sport, under whose rulings .and > nn o jurisdiction the Intem at'onal a f­ ted t fa ir and all other championship ted In • Bewi I'-V'l •« events are held. ■ of Ralph, a favorite with fans in! o •tell' (tehee victory and defeat, has not won a championship event in years. To •*' ' • wipe out the dollar . deficits of ,a* .. years o f racing losses, it is sa'd, _ ‘he accepted during the winter, a •~ real Bobo Ruth contract from the . i t . . , promoters o f a dirt track in Pali' \fornin, and was thus automatically disqualified from participating in recognized and organized speed­ TU w ay rncing. Also Absent in 1916. it will -be the second time RePalm a has been absent from the International race, in 1JM6- the *---- year after he won the class'c. he m .. failed to enter within the p’rei scribA) time. His prist entry was refused a month before the race. I)nrio Resin won the event. • DePulma. always a contender in • * the olden days o f the speed sport, •• lias not been much o f a worry to to • ; *he younger generation of drivers who have as much regard for tra­ dition as a railroad train hus for a Ford. Regarded as a ‘hard luck” driver ' p y -since his car hroke down five m'lcs from the finish o f the race ho was . - lending here in 1912, UeFnlmn’s » 'f " persistent defeats w ere overlook•/ -• ctj by 'fa n s who believe in a jinx. Many other slurs were tempted in--. w ith gilded contracts by dirt track .•rgc promoters, but turned their hacks on flattering offers because they ilid not want to go “ outlaw” , ns drivers without the A . A . A. jur'sr. •‘ ..•(•diction are known. ““ -r r - i ------- -- - r -. • JuCG C C ) i n - m e > fo o s< 3 .o n > C H A R . C i.cs015 A OM Participants In Main Bout |;va?h%lfon n ^ r C t^ » ^ ^ th7e. ' ,s O H W teR ! 'C I S T S N w f r n A e Y V e i L A K E M A R Y, • '-L'New ic-i’/a ’ . B fg V j' r r a II ■hiili ijiiiji /£\ there's the car for “ W e W anted” - a T olla b le e n g in e . smooth and poMrerful i amort d litliK riw cor —a eafet car for ue a ll tenduring body finish —all-m u on touring car —melt car for our money II “ W e F o u n d ” — that the Oak la rid ifx-cyUnder engine la the running and moat capable engine in Ue cl*** vanned design U very evident) — that the True Blue Oakland,’with Ue body by 1 la by far the beat car within our price 1 — that four-wheel brake*, centralised controls, i advance, and disc wheels definitely Oakland aa a safer car to drive) — that Oakland uses a remarkable new finish—I which Lasts indefinitely sw t does not -**»- or t — that Oakland’s new permanent top inaare* fitt ttlne curtains and, if we wish, a snug Glass which at alight extra cose gives dosed car comfort j lw construction, L - Kent .Vulcanizing Works ftftavt Temrime • $ MS Ul �i-»\ u li <r tt.i.rf) .. 1• 1 **•■ . v^Snin •>! 'WwWan&M//*.' r-nir —W - -*—•=■•-• • • ••—•* ' ♦• ' * ‘’■*' ■* ' ‘ '*, * * ^ ' T ttfe 's W N ^ r fn t H ERALD , F R ID A Y , Apjffrk l i m i t e d . ’ T ------- t e i. ■ 8 ---- - ----- USE THEM FOR RESULTS READ THEM FOR PROFIT . Political Announcements PAG E SEVEN ^____ » l Herald Want Ads .• ON E 4 - Political Announcements P O L IT IC A L ANNOUNCEM ENTS M IS C E L L A N E O U S FOR S A L E ROOMS FO R R E N T P FTOTN E 1 4 8 AUTOM OBILES A N D R EPAIR S v: HELP W ANTED ■fd.W A N T E D — Sanford business 'men U d rates who are in need of competent FOR S H E R IF F Thereby announce my candidacy FO R S T A T E SENATO R FROM help should read the classified FORDS FOR S A L E — DeSoto paints and 9h I n A d v a n c e I hereby announce m yself a can­ for County Gomimssioner for the page o f The H era ld . There's no vanriahcj at Sanford Novelty TH E N IN E T E E N T H . SEN- New ano Used didate for icelectlon to the office 3rd District, comprising tho towns reason fo r sending out-of-town for Works, sole agents.________ 154-tfc A TO R IA L ''D ISTR IC T. ROADSTERS m T \ » m m »* o f sheriff o f Seminole county f of Lake Mary, Longwood, and A l­ help when thdro is probably Juit I announce my cnndidacy ' “fo r patron* n »" *•*)R D STO VE W ORKS, 321 SANFO Jcct to the action of the Dtmo- tamonte Spring*, and respectfully TO URINGS the peraon yoir want In the city. |t |MUK-ilUtrlr tmr First Street, N ext door to Smith ! cratic primary to bo held on June solicit the support o f tho voters of nomination as State Senator from * Hil WANTED7200 salespeople now. LOUPES Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ 3. I f elected- tor another. term I this district at th« primary to be tho Nineteenth Senatorial District, __ I N * H * « M A K E BIG M O NEY selling W at­ SEDANS subject to the Democratic Primary pair all kinds * f cook stoves. I f j __ ft# n llaa pledge » tuintl the duties of the held June 3, 1921. kins nationally advertised house­ your trouble la stovo trouble, see to be held June 3rd. I am an at­ ___• « • l l » TO N TRUCKS office in the same efficient manner W. B. B A L L A R D . hold product*. YO U C AN TOO. ____4« * I l M Vj*f Vfci _________ torney at law practicing at San FO R RE N T— Two nicely furnish­ us. : that 1 have conducted .it in ,the Cash or terms. Established 1868. Resources 115^ed housekeeping rooms 320.CD FOR S A L E — Ancona baby chicks.: >Typ« double above 'past. ■«*.,. • FOR CO UNTY COM M ISSIONER ford, Florida, and have been a res­ 000,000. Branches all over U. S. W e Sell or trade. 1 hereby announce my candidacy ident of nnd attorney in the Nine­ per month. 312 East 5th St. Fine strain pure-bred ancona C. M. H AND . date* nre for conand Canada. Rare CHANCE JU ST 1 for tho office of County Commis­ teenth Senatorial District for 13 ED W ARD H IGGINS. chicks, hatched from eggs from my j NOW fo r City Sales dealers, men FO R HOARD O F TU B LIC IN ­ sioner from district number two ears. Your support will be greatown flock o f carefully selected I rn„7 r,i°vn. r . « . length Authorized Ford Dealer or women, full or part time, in city STRU CTIO N of Seminole county, subject to the y appreciated. bteeders. My 17 year$ experience) R E A L ESTATE Sanford. o f Sanford, and elsewhere. W rtie I hereby announce my candidacy action of tho Democratic primary (\»rK« n^®° for flr,t in breeding auconas assure you the LEW IS O 'B R YA N . today fo r our practical, su re. fo r rc-election as member of tho June 3, 1924, FO R KE N T— One 12-room flat, best to be had in tho breed. A ll I j>r Lin* l» restricted to M O N E Y -M A K IN G PLA N . J. R. Board o f Public Instruction fo r ________________JO H N MEISCH. ticnlly new. Bargain. See Stew [fo o d condition, centrally located. chicks delivered South Baldwin l»«lflc*tlon. Watkins Co., Dept. 99, Memphis, Seminole County, Florida, repre­ art Dutton. 11 |S *>x<1e The 8«n N O TIC E Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala. • T enn._______________________________ HOUSES FOR R E N T senting school district No. 2 of will be responsible F O R RENT— Store room, good con­ R E N N E TS - H A T F A C T O R Y = lf I will bo a candidate for rcuomlIncorrect Insertion. Seminole County, subjects to the nation for the otfico of State A t­ W A N T E D — PR IN T E R , C AN A L ­ dition, good location. V U LC A N IZIN G ^ , r (or subsequent you want your hat cleaned and Democratic primary to be. held on torney of tho Seventh Judicial Cir­ SO USE PRESSM AN . W R IT E Hood iT h e office should be j blocked when you want it nnd how June 3rd, 1924. * OR W IR E T H E M A TTH E W S nedUtely In case of Goodyear . cuit o f the Slate of Florida, suly, you want it send it to the Factory, C IIA S . A. D A LLA S . fortnbly-furnished _ nousc, six FO R RE N T— One two-room apartPRESS, SA N FO R D , FLA. ment, dose in. and jcct to tho action of the Demo­ sleeping rooms. 318 Magnolia] 123 Broad Street, Jacksonville! In v E itT is F .n *. cratic Primary. Your endorsement Aver.uc. Balloon Tires FOR C O U N TY JUDGB Florida.____________________________ J representative thorUsed Cara I hereby nnnounce my cnndidacy for a second term of office will be FOR R E N T— Modern 5 room bun­ F O R SAt.E— 38 ncros, nil cleared lllnr with ratee. rule* FOR S A L E — Sweet tone mahog­ K E N T V U L C A N IZIN G WORKS, fo r the office o f County Judge greatly appreciated. galow, 610 Magnolia. Apply H. and fenced,. 350 bearing orange B U IL D IN G Jratlpn. will « > ; • / » “ any pinno, beautiful A rt case. Commercial St. GEORGE A. DeCOTTES, Information. And It o f Seminole County, subject to the C. Du Bose. trees, lakcfront on two sides, close Can be seen in Sanford, at 3125 dry will aaelet you In M A T E R IA L action o f the voters at the Demo­ State Attorney, Seventh Judicial In. Must be sold and is a bargain. ami small storage charge. M. want Ail to make Circuit, State of Florida. cratic primary June 3. FOR SA LE — Cadillac 4-pnssengcr Martin, 321 7th St., Jacksonville, letive. JOHN G. LE O N A R D Y. FOR C O U N TY COMMISSIONER phaeton, Model 57, in good con .SllKACLE Concrete G l . gen oral ' LOST A N D F O U N D 5-ROOM bungalow. Desirable lo­ Fla. ITJIAT HOT1CK. I hereby announce my candidacy cement work, aidewlaka, build­ djtion except paint. Good tires, “ “ "F O R C O U N TY JUDGE cation, easy terms, 83200.00. Ira should Klve their FOR S A L E — Cheap, to avoid pack­ twp extras, $650.00 cash for ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. H. To the People o f Seminole County: for ro-elcction fo r tho office of poitofflc i addreee as ing an dshipping from Sanford, ____ to keep Hv.ifV; nuick_ sale. Address Cadillac, care Terwilleger. Prop. I am a candidato fo r County County Commissioner o f Seminole LOST an opportunity clr phone nu m ber ir abreast with tho times by not FO R S A L E — 15 acres celery land will sell my high grade player |j'jcrj^iti results. About one Judge, your support and vote on ....County, District No. 1, subject to fronting on Ij»ko Monroe, 12 Lumber and Building "Material/ piano at a sacrifice. Monthly |______ [ pages o f of a thousand has a June the 3rd Will be appreciated. the action of the Democratic pri­ reading the classified acres cleared nnd under irrigation, terms to praty giving satisfactory j - - - - - - cr Company Carter Lumber land the other* c a n t your daily hewapaper. Herald mary June 3, 1924. S A M U E L A . B. W IL K IN S O N . all planted, four flow ing wells, references. See piano nnd make la with you unleae N. Laurel St. Phono' 565. want nds contain many interest! G. L. BLEDSOE. [your address. FOR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E ." Business messages. It will pay you to rcai cheap. offer. E. J. Doby, 84 N. Broad; H IL L LUMBER CO. H o u s e "!} •tlsnaaee M l'tT be FOR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E I hereby announce my candidacy them dailv. St., Atlanta, Qa.________________ Service, Quality and Price I person at The • * »* FO R SALE — 10 acres, 5 cleared, I respectfully announce myself Opportunities fo r member House of Representa­ Phone 135. * 1,1 of flee or by letRIBBONS — For) vegetable Innd, flowing well. T Y P E W R IT E R tives fo r Seminole County subject ns a candidate fo r the House of irphour dleeontlause on Royal, Remington or L.t Tw o blocks o f loading station, Representatives from Seminole to tho action o f tho voters at tho not valid* BUSINESS O P P O R T U N IT Y — We, Apartments cheap.. j C. Smith typewriters. W ill sell County, subject to the Democratic Prompt. E fficien t Democratic primary, June 3. the manufacturer o f a well W A N T E D TO R E N T for one-hal f price. Herald o ffice. Service. FO RR EST LAKE. primary, June 3, 1921. I f elected known and Widely advertised pro­ For Rent maRosclnnd FOR S A L E — Amco adding FO R SALE— Lots in 1 will advocate constructive legis­ prietory mcdicini, wont a repre­ W A N TE D — Furnished cottage or FOR C LE R K OF COUIW chine. Never been used. 110 . Heights. High and dry. A -l loca­ sentative in each county' in Flor­ ’ bungalow nbout 3 or 4 rooms. I hereby announce my candi­ lation fo r tho benefit o f tho great­ FO R R E N T — 3 room apartment, tion on Sanford Ave., from $250 Herald office. State price nnd location in reply. dacy fo r tho office o f Cletk of the est number of people in Seminole large, nice, cool rooms, N. If. to 1600 each, easy terms. I f you FOR S A L E — Egry cn*h register. ida. Our proposition is attractive P. O. Box 417. Political County and tho stuto of Florida. nnd will net a man from 3200 to Circuit Court, Seminole County, Garner,. Phono 69. ______ want n desirable home come in nnd 310 cash. Herald office. J. R. L Y L E S . 3260 per month. Character and W A N T E D — To rent a five room Florida, subject to tho decision o f luncements FOR " R E N T — Furnished npart* bee us. furnished house with R*rage. FOR S A L E — Remington type­ ability count more than money in tho Democratic Primary to bo FOR C O UNTY COM M ISSIONER ment. Apply Shirley' ApartECUT1NG a t t o r n e y held on June 3rd, A . D., 1924. I writer, with wido carriage, in selection. W rllo us your qualifies- Compton, Chero-Cola Co. I hereby nnnounce my candl- monts. First'Street I f you want n city lot, n subur* st Stri d nnnounce to the citl- jtand fo r efficiency and service in lacy fo r County Commissioner fo r , 77777;— i7t-‘ v x — good condition. 325 cash. Inqulro|U°na and i f satisfactory we will ban n lot, a house ready built, cel- at Herald office. inok County that I am |explain_our proposition to you bv District No. 2 Seminole County, ^ OR J tE N T - D o u b c house tor PR O TE CT !tln * n apartment furnishfarm, grove or anything In YO U R CHILD'S |for the nomination to 0ffiCC' V A N C E E DOUGLASS. subject to the Democratic Primary, three room apartrr FOR S A L E — Plant Boggar wecd’, £ h* I),*Uon" 1 ComH E A LTH good, close in. A. P. ,h« R **l Estate line call us. We ed, location ,ing Attorney for the in all your groves, feuit and I ^ *"^ 1*11 0ri°lfm 0 5,tnt*on **• Jacksell at the owners price only. f o r T m e m b e r S e n O O L BOARD June 3, 1924. Connelly & Son*. ;t oS Seminole County, tnick farms and grow your o w n (9onv c* *,l ° r'do. !,. P. H A G A N . • I hereby announce m yself a can­ Through thoughtlessness the slight he action of the DemoFO R R E N T— Furnished . 2-room Call nnd see us. W e give you fertilizer. Makes splendid crop o f ' didato fo r re-election to tho office FOR S H E R IF F. cough or cold of a child Is often ne­ _iry, «une 3rd, 1924. 1 ground floor apartment, 206 E. hay on poorest soils. W rite for! the bargains nnd service. of member o f the board o f public I hereby announce m yself as r icful lor your vote and glected and soon becomes serious. Third Street. Apply New Era Chcrokco Farms, T H E SEM INO LE R E A L T Y CO., information. instruction, representing school candidate for rite office o f Sheris NOTICE Printery, opp. Poatofflce._________ lion. MunticelloFla. A few doses o f F O LE Y ’S H O N EY Seminolo Hotel Annex, of Seminole County, subject to the F. HOUSEHOLDER. district No. 1 of Seminole Coun‘ y, A N D T A R COMPOUND, at small subject to the Democratic primary Democratic primary June, 1921 FOR R E N T— Thrco room npar FOR SALE— Attractive modern Anyone wishing to com_<TY COMMISSIONER to be held on Juno 3rd, 1024. ment! Lee Bros., 415 W Fir coat, taken at the onset o f the W. A. T IL L IS . bungalow. A bargain; terms. FO R S A L E — Tw o Jersey cows; muniente with the Knights cold would bring speedy relief. Be [announce my candidacy FRED T . W IL L IA M S . Inqi|ire 1103 Oak Ave. also small cream separator. W, FOR C O U N TY COM M ISSIONER St. of the Ku Ktux Klan of prepared, have a bottle o f thla i Commissioner for tho I hcroby announce my candi­ TO T H E VO TK KSYF f T H E 19111 W IL L T R A D E —35 acre farm W. Van Ness, P. O, llox 57.. irict comprising Chuluo• little* nf Apidlratlan far Tat llrrtl Sanford mny do so by ad- safe, reliable cough remedy on dacy fo r County Commissioner for S E N A T O R IA L DISTRICT, twelve miles north o f Miami, in' l ailft Martin* STS « f thr (Irnrrul |nnd Osceola, subject to hand, and give promptly when • A fte r due consideration, I have the fifth district o f Seninolo Coun­ M IS C E LLA N E O U S rapidly growing section for well Statute* nf thr stair « I Plurliln dresHing mail to FostofTicc cough 'o f the Democratic pri-[ or cold is detected- Equally Notice In hereby given, that } located proporty in or near San­ decided to' become a candidate fo r ty. Subject to the action of the 3. II. XlmuU. ■■atw»♦>* «,*r-i _ .^ ° X ___ 1_______ JSo nils. ipioW st*. W ANTED ford. Small ensh payment is rc- Howard re-election to the State Senate June Primary o f 1924. . ’ - rSirmtc.. » . l * everywhere. 1C. A. RAULF.RSON from the 19th Senatorial District, E. II. K IL B E R . .rlc4 o f Jliami property, SKK C IRC U IT COURT composed o ft Orange,JJemlnolc «jnd fflfiTjr farm house und bar'll!!'1* A. I).. IS^I, lia* nicil mlit ccr. I LtjmViM'M {eT'Ste’als. Two bloct 315,000. I f Interested in making a “mmi? l " , rfl«T. and has mad* • - t - to- U>a* • t 0 announce that f am a #..|i i iPPilcnUon for tax ilrrtl tn Imnio In business district. -- - —- ------ - . . . democratic Prim ary to be hold candidate for Member trndc write Kivinjc full description „ rcunllinCll wnjj |HW. Haiti rertlft of tho PH O E N IX HOTEL. qj y,,lJr property, InouHnn nnrl ' COlo anl.i ufMl.vuMa* ult Court of Seminole j uno 3rc|^ j respectfully solicit rnilirarr* iK.'. thr follo\«rliiK drlocation and School Board of Sominole Co. from -inn r.,w 1 [ect.tq the friiop^of the I |UppDT.^ ,t #< Ful- acrtlirq- pVtipertr siruat^d 111 HrntlN6. *S: liSftsFa*AySisrsrssrj*} pains, r. o f a n t m s k r nolo cminty. Florida, to - w ll: tlnr. , primary In Juho,' 1024. jj. o . OVERSTREET. fojd,_Florida.____________________ Twp. 21 H.. Itangr 29 East. Hull 1-1 tho decision o f iho Democratic pri­ H. C H A P P E LL. • Madam Harriet, 10 ch.. N. lJ *i ch*,. H . H drurrr*. | t H. __________ kor CONSTSBirfe OT DTS- mary to bo held June 3, 1024. F o il STCE— 15 ncres, 10 cleared, W . I 2. 2B rh*., H. sC jch a .— 10 uerrs. I Beauty Parlor. . ■TICE 0 > T H E PEACE T K IC T NO. 1. 2 acres orange trees. 60 rods Tim II. U. P A T T IS H A L L . said land brlna n**c**rd at the Over Mobley's Drug Store. w announce that I am a j hereby announce that I am a from city limits, large house. Price date o f thr Isnunnre nf auch c -rtlFOR CLERK C IR C U IT COURT Park Ave. Phone 215. fleate In the name n r A. It.' Wood. | Jfo rthe offlco o f Justice|candiHato for constable of District 3150033.000 cash, balance 1500 1 wish to announce that I am a Schelle Maines Uqlrs* said crrlllllcntr shall lie re- j taco in and for tho first U j 0 subject to the Democratic Sanford Novelty candidato fo r Clerk of tho Circuit W A N T E D TO BUY— Flat top desk per year, 8r/< interest. Why not ilrrmrd according to law tax dred 1 .*.4j trict o f Seminole Coun- |primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. Court o f Seminole Co., subject to in good condition. Must bo cheap buy a good homo? II. B. Lewis " ' l l '- - 'ir thereon on tlm l&tli dny I the legal and efficient | j district belg composed o f the Democratic primary, /uno third, fo r cash. Address Box 431, San­ & Co., 107 Park Ave. Phone 3449. of April. A. D.. 1934. LAW YER Witness my o ffic ia l signature and Works of the executive officer* following voting ' precincta: San- i f 1 promise the faithful ford .F lo r id *^ * ______ |_____________ seal thl* tin- Sth day o f March, A. % . *j. — Court House iinty I promiso to do my f ot(i L n\ 0 Monroe and Paola. ‘ performance o f the duties con­ PU B L IC Stenographer; your bus- In f l r r u l l I'aurl, Tib Juillrlal r i r - !>.. 1924. (S E A !.) H. A DOUOI.AHH, lout preju'dioe. E. E. W A LK E R . nesa solicited. 107 Park Avo. r n ll, Nrnilnulr I'n n n ll, Klurldn. V . { ! . COLLER, Prop. nected with that office. C l n k (Nrrult Court. — ____ L_______________ fc. 8TR1N G FSLL0W . FOR S H E R IF F . In I'h nnrrrr. Phone 349. W. L. MORGAN. Hrminuio County. Florida, j :1 Ilow aril II. Iiumly lly A. M. Wrrka. I>. C. COUNTY JUDGE. t 0 the Yotera of Seminole County: CcTcrnl Shop and Mill Work W A N T E D TO BUY— Ten or twenFOR T A X CO LLEC TO R v*. 0! course, to the action j hereby announce my candidacy ■Wi ty'kTcre tract bordering on lake.! J. I wish to announce mat I am a K r r x r l If llvlnx. and If ilrnd mocratlc Primary to be U or the office of Sheriff o f Semi- candidate for re-election to the of­ No improvements required. Must George A. DeCottes nil partli-a rla lm ln a Inlrrrala unContractor and Builder il«r J. C. K r r a r l, dvrousi-d or oth13rd, I will be a candidate noje County, subject to the voter* fice of County T a x Collector of be well locaetd and close to town. S P E C IA L NO TICES Altorney-at-Law l-rw l*r. Iffice o f County Judge of 0f the Democratic Prim ary to be Seminole Count?, subject to the Give price nnd amount o f cash re­ 517 Commercial Street T o tho drfrixlanta J. C. K rracl If Over Seminole County [County. 1 *haU be grate-1 held June 3rd, 1924. I f elected I action o f tho Democratic primary quired. Address Box 100, care II v I ii k . and If dead, all pwrllr* claimN O TIC E T s n lr |he nomination and elec- 1promise four rears o f Law En- to bo held in June. Ina In lrrra l* undrr J. I*. Kri-m-l. The Sanford H ffald. Anyone wanting nice Easter otherwise, III tIn- loli if elected 1 assuro the |/orccmcnt in a business manner by _____________ JWO. D ._ J IN K IN S ._ W A N T — T o rent for the summer, titr^a*«d Sanford. ------------Florida I m u I iik di-Hi-rlln<l pro|»rrly. namnly: Baskets, watt and buy front Cir­ p of Seminolo a fa ir andUhe help o f the proper aubordicle No. 2 , at Union .Pharmacy, That nrrtnln tract of land nltnatr well located home in Sanford, by C O U N TY SCHOOL idrainistratlon o f tho »f*| pates or assistants anJ earnestly .MEMBER Elton J Moughton responsible party. Must be up to ia the County o f Hcmlnolr and Ntut« Apr. 18 and 19. BOARD of Klorldu. o.rio'rlhrd aa the K S of office solicit tho support o f all law en­ date with all imporvements and I hereby Innouncc myself a can­ thr H W ' i of thr HWVi o f thr N K U . ARCHITECT ^ S C H E LLE MA1NES. forcement v%tcrs, on June 3rd. didate fo r re-election as a member completely furnished. Give com­ to-rtlon a. Townahlp SI, lU n x e 29. Fred R. Wilson R A Y M O N D L. A L L E N . JPBRlN’fE N D E N T OF It la hrr(l)/ ordrrrd that you and plete information as to location First National Bank Bldg. o f tho County Board of Public In­ ' enrh o f you do apprur to lha hill of 1LIC INSTRUCTIO Nt i and price in answering this ad. iF O R T A X ASSESSOR. struction from District No. 3, complaint hurcln tllrd. on the 2nd Sanford, ■ ■ Florida A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W py nnnounco my t f i d i I I wish to announce that I am a (Geneva, day o f June. A. t>. 1921. Oviedo, Osceola' and Box 431, Sanford. Florida. ction to ths? co..of candidate fo r re-election to the Chuluota) subject to the action of C O O U DGES LEADS IN MICHit la fu rther ordered that thl* First NaUonal Bank Bldg* order o f publication lie published iiperintendent office o f T a x Assessor o f Semi- tho Democratic Primary, June 3rd, In the Hanford Herald, n nrwapaBn of Semlnola Odbty, [ noi6 County, subject to the decis­ Sanford - ■ ■ Florida IG A N . ’ ' 1924. Having aenred as a mem­ pi r published In Hemlnola County. the Democra ion, o f the Democratic Prim ary to ber of the Board since 1915, and Florida, oner n week for eight cun6 room house, gar­ |ld on June 3rd,.. D E T R O IT, Apr. 8.— President srrutlva week*. held Jono ard, 1824. _ .. of tho W lln e * * mv hand nnd tho seal of t . w , UK A . V A U O H A N . . having been cb*ion*n Board cince 1919,'cspecally fits mo Coolidge won a awceping victory thr said C liiu lt Court at Hanford. The Matthews Prcsa in Michigan Monday according to )UNTY 1‘ ROSEC UT INC FO R T A X CO LLEC TO R Florida, this 27th day o f March. age, lights, water, gas for the work r e t ir e d o f a* Board W t l a k a H id*.. Mnaford FfW. returns in two-thirda o f tho preATTO RN 1924. _ EY. I beg U> announce myself * can­ member, and if re-elected I prom­ Phone 417-L-2 K. A. DOUOI.AHH. to announca that 1 ahall didate fo r the office, o f T a x >Col- ise the iira o conscientious and con­ cinta. He la leading Johnson by ( S E A L ) and bath room, $45.00 CIrrk Circuit Court, didato fo r the office o f lector o f Seminole County, subject structive service aa has been'tend­ 86,198. ftemlnolc County, Florbta. Ford continued to lead Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 'rosccwttng Attorney, aub-1 to the decision o f the Democratic ered in my many y e a n of service By: A. It. W rrk e . D. C. Woodbridge In the Democratic per month or will sell :n -Frid ay* ha endorsement o f the Prim ary to be held June 3rd. 1924. Phone 445 CHAS. F. H A R R ISO N , u 117 Park Aram ’■WOI Mil preference. Uc voters at the Juno 3rd, |_______________R._C._M AXW ELL;__ Sanford Sign Shop Geneva, Florida. FOR C O U N T Y COM M ISSIONER Foircm jrtTYn:oM M issroNEn at very reasonable A PPR O PR IA TE [FORGE C. HERRING. I hereby announce my candidacy I hereby announce-my cajialdacy LETTERING for County [R COUNTY JUDGB ______ Commissioner ________ ______ fo r the fo r re-election to 'the offlc* of terms. Wilson Welding & Radiator For All Q uhscs of Work H ■n" ounc* myV ,A “ n »! T 0Urtc S 0* : I County Commissioner from Wa­ fer tho office o f County Uy. Subject to the action o f the t| ,t ' umb' r four o f Seminole 107 North Sanford Ave. Works Seminole County, subject June Prim ary o f 1924. County, subject to tho action of emocratic primary, June 3, ________________ C. L. W E S 'L “ I f It’s M etel we can weld X " tho Democrat primary June 3,1924. pledge faithful acrvice j POR S H E R IF F H. B. Lewis & Co. B. F. W H E E LE R . SANFORD, ^FLORIDA [ou nominate me. 1x 0 the Voters o f Seminole County: FOR S T A T E “ A TTO R N BY. Sanford Machine Co. _ U. S H A R O N ._ I j hereby announce myself a eanAddress I hereby announce my candi­ JL’ NTY COMMISSIONER didate for Sheriff o f Seminole (irarral Machine **4 llaller First National Bank Building, dacy for the office o f State A ttor­ [by nnnounce my candidacy I County subject to the action o f the JA N D 5UPP1IE3 W a rk * ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir­ ground floor. [lection to the office o f Democratic primary to bo held on CyllBdrr (irU.II*K S T E W A R T The Florist cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem­ N F O R D , F L A rO O T F IR S T S No. 107--Telcphon« 3 4 9 -I’urk Ave. [commissioner of District June 3rd. I f I am elected I pledge r h *a « 03 Maafard. Fla. ninolc county, subject to I myself to fulflll tho duties o f this ocratic Primary to be hold Juno 3, Flowers For A ll Occasions 1924. j>n of the voters on June 3rd. I office to the beat o f my ability, J. A. S C A R L E TT. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Members Florist* Telegraph Da. Ci W. ENTZM INGER. I E. E. B R A D Y. Dally Herald X* • • f 5 r “ Ilk N T— One bedroom with sleeping porch. Apply 806 Mag»Ua. • - u_______ _ R E N T — Two rooms, up’b-and-ones downstairs. 112 Laurel A v e . ____ __________________ F o r R E N T— Unfurnished rooms. 505 Myrtle Ave., or phone f I a BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD FOR RENT PRINTING WH1DD0N & HODGES a livery AssocUUea IGING U P F A T H E R T a i«b *bTAvTlOK X .Q .D . B y G E O R G E M cM A N U S m o h -T O M ' M b y HAPP O F T H E F L A P P E R ^ I^ V V O L V T V C O . W I L L ‘DltSCz" AJSD THEL'Y ~ .t e t o —1--- V : r —1 h : ■ b v je e T iE • “ T H E . T AiUV- O E .T W IT H ‘ T H t t R . F tU -T " T X -T M jllti* V r m ’THE.VH F E . E T - 314 Myrtle Ave. Phone S60-W S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Sanford,----------------- Florida .ifll/vJ R. C. M A X W E L L ^ e a l Estate A O and Insurance 8 A N F O R P ,— O / -X a •b ± > iJL. ..... iJlakfer. Tba many friend* o f 1 C. McMullen, who * ill to ! | � 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, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 11, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 11, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1924; <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