145 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/195640f34817a70d71dcc7f93cd45ddb.pdf 06db213989241c3791c87cac75aa1159 PDF Text Text v SANFORD ‘•Tbf C U r S u bstan tial *•> » ‘ r r h S anford Daily H erald IN T H E HEART OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T SANFORD •The City SubslantlaT V E G E T A E L L S E C T IO N SANFORD. FLO RID A. M ONDAY. A P R IL 24. 1922 volume in. A N U M B E R 25 LIBRARY ELECTION PROHIBITION IN TARIFF FRANCE WILL UNDERTAKE SANFORD WEDNESDAY OF THIS WEEK, EVERYONE SHOULD VOTE IS REPUBLICAN POLICY ‘ ALL ALONE ANDpAlDED TO CARRY', OUT TREATY INSTEAD OF PROTECTION Som ething T hat is G reatly Needed H e re N o w and in the Future R» IM Ril HR N h i R i Rs M RR Ra Ra Rv * as •a Ra Ra u* room free for the use of the inhabi­ m Senator W a ls h Says the On next Wednesday the people of n Made Versailles if the m tants of the City, Sanford will vote upon the question of nr N e w Hill N o t Only P ro ­ F R E IG H T R A TE S Ra a* P E A C E BETW EEN D efau lt in Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, as May­ the establishment and maintenance of O U T O F PR O PO R TIO N Ru «a REBELS AND F R E E tects Hut Prohibits a public library, something that is or o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, un Payments TO T R A D E V A L U E S So STATE R S SIGNED tier and by virtue o f the authority in needed now and has long been needed Ra an and will be needed more than ever in me vested, nnd we, C. E. Henry, S. O.i W A S H IN G TO N , A pril 21. aa LONDON, April 24.— An Rj the yenrs to come. Sanford has main­ Chnse nnd Forest Lake, as Commis­ lr.i(i.sportation rates on an agreement hnn been reached sioners of the City o f $ .inford. Huh tained n library here fo r many years products o f agriculture, ns an between the military lend- Ra chiefly through the heroic efforts of n da. composing nnd comprising the City PR O TE C TIO N AS V P R IN C IP U I on many other commodities T IIK a* era o f the Republican nnd few citizens who knew and appreciat­ Commission of the City o f Sanford, H A S ItRKN C O M PLE TE LY now ••bear n disproportion­ IN tm *4 Free State forces In IreA IIA N DONKD ItY B IL L ed the value o f a library and the San­ Florida, do hereby call an election to ate relation to the price o f R4 ■y land, snys a dispatch to the be held in the City o f Sanford. F lori­ ford Library Association now feels such commodities,” and Ua West Minster Gazette from Ru |1ly |he* \••(Minted that the time has come when the en­ da, t.n the 2flth day o f April, A. D. • should bo immediately re­ as Dublin, which will consliW A S H IN G T O N , April 24. ChaaI I I . T he Ui2‘ 2 , to determine the question by said tire citizenship should take up this duced, according to find­ -M.• E- DUC, j. HDA1 . ranee,. April an tute the |p*is for peaceful nctnerlzing the administration ta riff election then and there to In* held, matter and make it n city-wide insti­ ings o f the joint congres­ Fr,n,. will, if ncce***ry, undertake Rl arrangements in connection hill ns nn “ economic monastrositj tution. The location o f the library has whether the City o f Sanford. Florida, • sional commission mi a g ri­ •lone to .e that the treaty o f Versa! • *s With the future policy of without precedent nr prototype" sen­ not been decided upon and will not !>< -hall establish and maintain n public cultural inquiry, announced lrI executed if the Germans default *a both sides nnd profoundly ator Walsh, o f Massachusetts, Dsmdecided upon until a fter the election library nnd rending room free for the Saturday by Chairman A n ­ in the reparations payments, Premier an influence events in southern ocrntic member o f the senate finance has been carried and nt that time the use of the inhabitants o f said City. derson. Not only should Poincare intimated in n speech before an Ireland for the better. committee declared In » statemawl And I. C. K. Henry, as Mayor o f the wishes o f the people w ill he consulted these freight charges como the General Council Department o f Mi yesterday that the Republican party The correspondent claims Kit City o f Sanford, Florida, and wo, C. K. with the idea of obtaining a location down, the report declared, "hns nt Inst presented to the country aa authority for this announce- Ra Meuse today. Henry, S. O. Chnse anil Forest Lake, hut in the future rate mak­ • • that will be near, the center of tin­ a ta r iff hill that does not merely a* rnent nnd say* he undergrowing city o f Sanford nnd the build ns the City Commission of tho City of ing bodies nnd railroad tra f­ GENOA, April 24.— The French del­ aa stands that in consequence protect, hut infnrt prohibits add ing will he erected that w ill be com­ Sanford, Florida, do hereby appoint fic officer* should give egation announced tpdny it was w ill­ ha o f the agreement arrived at, Vdl keep snut foreign goods altogether" mensurate with the city o f twenty-fiv» Mary II. Malnes, Susan lb Wight. it "greater consideration to “ Protection ns n principle has v o ­ ing to subscribe to the proposed pact aa hostilities between the rivnl R)» thousand people that Sanford will ..... . and Ressie Zachary. Inspectors o f said the relative value o f com­ der this hill been completely aban­ under which various nations would •c forces nre to cease, nltho Us become. Th? following is the official election, and Annette Laing, < lork of modities in the making of doned," Senator Wnlsh said, »grre to abstain front agression pro­ an the political issue between Pk enll for this election nnd it is hoped *«id election. rates," nnd let existing underlying purpose o f the bill vided it was backed by the proper Pa the two parties is not a f. Rb that every citizen w ill vote on the The said election hereby ordered and charges on high priced fin ­ to la- the handing out o f special feRa guarantees. It was considered cspcc- P a footed. question next Wednesday. April 2«lth: railed to he held on the said 2Mh day ished products stand if neevors and subsides tn those groups IsIIy necessary in view of the Itusso- Ru The decision, it is added, $$-; Whereas, the City Commission o f «’ f April, A. D. 1022. shall he held essury to remove cost bur­ who are able to exercise either B o­ Gennan treaty. aa followed negotiations Ik*. Rj the City o f Sanford, Florida, on the and conducted In the manner presenbdens from hnsie materials. lster political Influent* upon th* aa tween the respective lead- R-. 10th day o f April, A. D. 1022, duly “ I Ly the ordinance and charter o f legislators or perhiciou* forms a f HAR-LE-DUC, April 24.— Prcntior Ro ers, who hnvo been deeply R-l passed and adopted n certain onli- the City of Sanford, Florida. »u economic pressure. It Is plain that | ill! tiiiis »wu%v« ■•- ” a Rs ilifluenred by the frntrinance entitled, dictated by ------------------------- certanin schedules were dictate today that if the French delegation at Ra cidal character of the strug- »a OLD CRUISER V E S U V IU S “ An Ordinance providing for the Tho Herald is selling out the line .rfllj w hlrh hold in t>e , Id not go nhcad with its Ra gle ns well ns hy considorn- H 1 PRIDE OF S P A N IS H W A R establishment nnd maintenance of of box stationery to make room for Jm o f the|r hands a large p* part o f t 3 Ru tion o f the effects upon the SOLD FOR JUNK TO D AY si. I- VM .. rnn get ttho loi vssrv . . . . a __s.__ a public library and rending room thor- ____ goods. You very American business and control th* R, would regretfully hnve to cease par­ Ra national situation. free for the use o f the inhabi­ latest styles o f stationery below cost production nnd the price fixing of Re. ticipation in the conference. Rj W A SH IN G TO N . April 24.—The tants o f the City o f Sanford, for the next two weeks. many o four .most essential commod­ «ri Ra Ra Rn R i • » Ru Ra Ra old navy dynamite rruiser, VosuFlorida, nnd authorizing the may­ ities. vius, in the Spanlsh-Amerlran war or o f the city o f Snnford, Flori­ “ Other schedules it is well know*, e-.-i • <(inference raised Saturday days hailed, ns possible ploncr ernft da, to call nn election to deter­ were dictated by vote seeking polhby il French objecting to Germ any* o f new nnvnl era fo r world, wns mine the question o f the establish­ t(elans who propose to entrench th#a reply t the ten-power note suggestsold today for junk to a Chelsea. ment and Maintenance o f Hu* selves in power by attempting to hothe German delegation l e ­ Massachusetts man for forty-two Same.” stow the Messing* o f protccton u p « ft.. n fn ni discussions relation to Rua* hundred dollars. and the farmer, with the implied asaao»i:.ti affairs, had not passed satisfac­ Wlic-iean, said ordinance provides ance that a mirngi* o f high tnrif rate* torily as yet. for the establishment nnd maintenance STE A M E R I.AM PDEN will « rente overnight millionaire eoh\t a meeting o f representatives of SINKS IN SU PERIO R o f a public library and rending room E L IM IN A T IO N OF STO R A G E IL \ T -1nnj,,Pj rivaling Wall Street ln-tha tl.<- t» a . at,-nle power* lute Suturday L A D IE S W A N T T H A T O L IV E T IN T CREW OF SE V EN TE EN f r e e for the use o f the inhabitants of TER Y M AKE S NEW CO NN HUBU. rjlU lUir.\l sections or the middle it w . agreed that another note ho T H A T LOOKS W E L L W ITH the City o f Snnford, Florida, and I l l s T h r l * r r « . » TH IN W ITH L IG H T SO C KE T i nn ,|WP„tern states. hi t<> the Germans stating it was E V E N IN G W E A R F A U L T STEM A III E. Mich.. April Whereas, under the law, it must he •‘ In nttemplng fo r the first time to in, that they meant. In their, decided by n mnjority o f the togi-tcr- “ 4.— The steamer Lnmpdcn of the I l l y T h e \ « « i t r l n l r d I ’ f f M l reply trati-initted Friday, to refrain w A s "r iN !m .jr “ si n , - ! » « • « '• * , » f ' f z z LO N D O N f April 24.— Henna hath ed voters o f the C ity o f Snnford, Flor­ Canadian Lighthouse Service, carry­ from all mission Russian hi discussions the IP ... ascum mils in ........* , uUrn fllntltmtlmi ,.f tl..- . t o w - Imlt.'ry. th.- rty..ltur..l Ih> bill u n t o ­ ida, participating in nn election duly ing n crew of seventeen Is believed , . , takes to increase the bread lines or . - ...I. intmiKHion m.Mission ox of mo tho cuiuuiuiiwu. conference. « » » » ,orm,nR ‘ » ................ i* ........ ... j;..,, most rxpen vc part " f the home made ... , I j our large d i e s and multiply poverty t the British and most o f thr w«»mrn who derm ollvo color railed and held, whether the Pity o f to have sunk southeast o f MichiplSanford, Florida, shall cstahli-h and roten Island in Lake Superior, dur. .........* " T l r ' ■ .......trial rent««. Enm • „...e d delegations so inter- •*« w" r,h “ <1V r* " * niKinllttR ,h.- Itur..«ii ..( ^ f , |ta, |h, „( maintain a public library and leading ing a storm Inst week. •t„ thrman reply, hut the Jrongly tinctured The receiving set developed by thi crowdril tenement* »o sfuirttly • M.ressed fear that the Ger- ‘ >c Bureau makes connection with ol di. . i t i t • i tint which looks well with ovcninK ceive, is to ho taxed, as oven th*t eft a loophole through which 1 nary electric lamp socket. , .’ , dresses of oriental shade* and designs most uniformed Vnnwns that half aur -■"it., might enter into discus- “ import and export trod* are a gri­ •f Russian questions not treat jd ,,0'v popu nr u n . _______ Horfifdoll P ro p erly cultural product*. Gi email treaty signed a t #“ “ Every essential for domestic crusi't Sunday a week ago. \ i r j ^ i l l l U I C U F S O Il W ill He H eld by L a w sumption nnd use, including wearing N o t A llow ed to Talk If Desertion Proved apparel will ho increased In price by IMHINT l a k e a g a i n the rntes fixed in this hill; and thk in Baptist Church llONORF.n BY TH E B A N K E R S Justice Supreme Court So Rule* nt forced upon the country at tho very «>> THE S T A T E OF F LO R ID A Was Invited to Tell o f Kfforta to Raise D ESTRO YE D A T C O U N TY J A IL MORE T il\ N T H R E E HUNDRED Washington Today time wages are being rapidly in­ T O D A Y IN H U ND RED GALMEMBERS L IB E R A L H A R M duced and deflation of price* urged. Moral Time of Stage ( I l f T h r A t l o r U l r d I 'r r a a i LON LOTS ARRESTED it Foreat Lake attended the The uiuruming millions o f American W A S H IN G T O N , April 24.—Justlro r"nvi-nti"U of hunkers at Gainesville (n r Thr A «»orl«ie4 i*rr..» I l l s The t o o r U l H l*rr«al are gong to ho taxed for the benefit I llr T h r I'r r w l MEXICO C ITY. April 21. The ar­ llaltey, o f the District o f Cnhimhin Su­ o f the old army o f ta riff beneficiar­ rek nnd wns ngntn honored by N A S S A U , N. IL , April 24. \irginJ A C K S O N V IL L E , April 21. -Sher­ rest o f nion* than .’100 members o f preme court today ruled the alien them in being elected vice president in I’enrson. motion picture nctrets who ies, plus all tho war mushroom indnei f f Merritt Issued a general invitation ^ N ,r||niruiin i.||*rnl party on nc- property custodian cannot b« required of th. State Ranker* division o f tho was to speak at the First BapU>t trics nnd Inst Iml not hmst the nrw ^ o f n .Vo|utionMry „rtP ities was to surrender property o f Grover CloveAmerican Rankers Association and church last night wns prevented at the U, the publcl to Witness at the county leadership-group In tin- Republican Chamorro, InmlRcrgdoll, valued at three quarters wdt represent the state hnnkers o f Inst minute by the deacons. They in- jail here this afternoon the deslruc- on|cre(| to,Uy ,)y party, tho farm bloa. timi o f more thnn $10.0(Hi worth " r nrrordink, to private advices received o f a million if the government proves Flnrida at the American nankers* structed the pastor to announce the "The provisions o f tho bill CouJ, 0|{B|n<l tju. government is Rergdoll wns convicted o f desertion .intion in New York on Octo- action was fo r the good of the church. liquor, including 500 gallons of moon- j ^ . , ..... . 1l-ivo the president unlimited power and is now a fugitive from justirc. ‘ * . , , I fenrrd. I t 4th. Mr. Ij«ke served as prcsl- Virginin Pearson said she was invited ,________ to change intes, scheslnlef, elassincad*nt of the State Rankers’ Asaocin- by the pnator to tell o f tho efforts to Ulona, and valuation stamiarda if * o i I M lKI.S M UST C O N V E Y t" n two years ngo and hns held sev- raise the moral standard of the stnge. unconstitutional, nru at least moat T R U E C O N TE N TS M A T K ltlA l.S pernicious. It delegates to one nuui • otfleea with the association ainco OF M A N U F A C T U R E D GOODS it* organization and his Sanford HIGH CLASS V A U D E V IL L E the power to completely nullify the % fr.ir.i! nre congratulating him upon IIY’ M EN'S C LU B A T PARISH expressed will o f the chosen legisla­ 1117 T h e A e e o e l n l r d l * r e « e l h i added honors. HOUSE TOM ORROW N1GIIT W A S H IN G T O N , April 24.— The tive representatives o f thu people. It trade names nnd Inbcla used hy man. vests tho president fo r tho first time The following excellent program ufacturcrs must not convey to the in our history with the power o f t*a w ill he rendered at tho Pariah House purchasing public nn inaccurate de­ atiun. It is a step toward* nutocraey MORK T H A N HALF LOSS IN W O U LD O B TAIN 11,1000,000 IIY IS Tuesday night nt 8 o’clock: scription o f materials or ingredients to bestow on thu ox ecu five tho pow­ W A G E S ACCORDING TO T IIK I S U B OF U B R TIFIC A1 K8 APMrs. Seth Woodruff, Accompanist o f manufactured products, the Sup­ er of law making. PROVED TO D A Y ( 'I I AM HER O F COMMERCE ____ I 1.— Music..le g io n Snxnphone Hnnd "Th e hill leaves uncertain the ques­ reme Court decided today In the « I I > T l i r \ « . . . r l n lr d P r r . » l case brought by tho Federal Trade tion o f making rates on the hatw W A SH IN G TO N , April 24.— Plant S l l j Tfcr S M O f U I r i **»♦••» o f foreign or American valuafloa. P H IL A D E L P H IA , April 24.— Loss o f the Seaboard A ir Linn Railway to Commission against Winstead Hos­ _ , , ....... Mrs. D. D. Newberry i The house demnnda one standard, from strikes in Philadelphia in the obtain approximately $4,400,000 for iery Company. — Popular Songs Male Quartette the senate another, altd the preaidrat GFTICKRS W ORE U NIFO RM S OF 3. last two years .totalled about twenty new equipment by issue o f equipment 4.— Original Sketch Robert Herndon is to he given power to jntnp from UNITED STATE S N A V Y ON MRS. KAIZIN H T R IA L million dollar* o f which more than certificates through subsidiary cor­ 5.— Cornet Solo— Johnnio Schlrard one to the other. CHASER 101 HAS BEEN PO STPO N ED half were in wages, according to n sur­ poration was approved today by Com­ fl.— 6ong and Dance S. S. Baumel “ In desperation to ka«p oat Oar. E X A M IN IN G FOR S A N IT Y vey made by the Chnmber of Com­ merce Commission. 7. — Song Luclle Asplnwall Takach v. Tar Auix-Utr* PrtM| man made goods an th ib a n p la merce. NE" YORK, April 24.— Bootleg- 8. — Melody .. MileQuartette I llr The A M w Isle* r r t w ) ity.h as been placed on mi ' G RE E K S TROOPS King scheme whereby liquor was N E W YO RK, April 24.— The trial made or produced In every Accompanist, Saxahone Hand * C A P T U R E T E R R IT O R Y *mufg le d in from Bermuda and Cuba 0.— " I ’m Going Right Hack to My o f Mrs. Lillian Ilaizen, charged with country except Germany." G O VERNO R S M A L L FROM T IIB TU R K S ° n a former submarine chaser com­ GOES TO T R IA L TO D A Y the murder o f J)r. Abraham ClickDear Old Florida Home".. FOR EM BEZZLEM ENT manded by officer* wearing uniforms stein in his Brooklyn office, indefin­ P R O M IN E N T M A N U F A C T U R E R ........ Maurice llelston ( II 7 The Aa.selate* P re i.l •d the United States navy Vrere un* C O N S TA N TIN O P L E , April 24.— itely* postponed, pending a report of (Th is song from the pen of R. W. D IKD A T ST. F R T E R R H U M (S r « » A m « - I « i »4 earthed at the custom house it was commission examining her sanity, It Pearman, Jr., Sanford, Fla.) The capture o f Sokla and Scala Nova W A U -K E G A N , Ilk, April 24,— ( announced today. Former chaser 101 10.— Duet ...Direction Bandmaster Hall was announced today. ( l l r T fc * A m m I b I c* Governor Len Small went on trial ( fo rty miles of South Smyrna, by the ST. PE TE R SB U R G , April 24.— n-numed Fidus was seized with com Greeks troops, wai confirmed in the 1L — Acrobatic E. “8.• Ward Irv i>n I . ---- ------I I . ----A c r u u i i i v oStunts t u ia tn *«• -------before Judge Edwards in I-ake Coun­ FOR S A L E — Automobile, HM» Scrippa L. S. Starrett, head o f t!a largaat nltr and crew. Officials said tho , 2._X ylophone Solo James Robson ty Circuit Court today, charged with Turkish Nationalist communique to­ Booth fi-paas. touring car. A bar­ tool manufacturing company In . declared pirates held up the 13. _ M u a l c . .. I-cgion Saxaphonn Hnnd day. The Greeks have lx gun an ad­ conspiracy to embezzle state funds. s*er yesterday o f f I^ing Island and ----------------------gain, Make me un offer. Cameron country, died at hla winter home vance aouthward, while the Turks ‘srded the craft with drawn revel" I ’m Going Right Straight Hnck tc The selection o f a Jury began Im- nre rushing troops In grant numbers Trent, Welaku Apts., No. 10. He was eighty24-fltp yesterday. Vm *nd txjund the commnndcr to tho My Dear Old Florida Home," at Hln- medjately after court convened. years old, and Pnwldant uf the and heavy fighting is reported In the *n**t and seized the chaser's ca rg o ‘o f tormister’s Piano Store, Wclaka Block. rett Tool Company, o f Athol, Herald want ads get results. Italian zone. Post Cards at th* Herald Office. Ikjuor. j — " 20-tfp at Germans FOOLS POINCAIR STATES RADIO SETS MADECHEAPER iiY PATENTS HENNA BATHS LATEST FAD IN ENGLAND DUVAL SHERIFF i REVOLUTION NIPPED IN BUD INVITES PUBLIC IN NICARAGUA TO SUB CHASER WITH OFFICERS CARRIED BOOZE ..... ^ r . r ' STRIKE LOSSES S EA BOA RD . WANTS LOAN v IN PHILADELPHIA TOTALS MILLIONS FOR EQUIPMENT _ __________________ ■ �. I ff j**j 111! 'H \V. -Vi . V kr 4 ■: , ______ PAGE SDL f ■ £•• l i '' • • ■ ,v flh: T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 22, 1922 \ The Amount Doesn’t Count mr.n class It’s the Start SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE That’s the Thing V*. V .*. • d r ■ ■ - 41 ' l1l# I 'f l - l . ; L I JANl *•- Why %ot You? E very dollnr finds its way to some Hank, take it there Home one else will— For Florida: and Sunday. WHY NOT YOU? : ■ ■ ■ ■ i I Statistics show thnt the percentage o f money lost out­ side o f banks is greater than lost through bank failure by over 210 per cent, and yet people will store their money away in stockiiiRH, bureau drawers, mattresses, carpets, etc., w aiting for thieves and flames. The stories o f serious und pitiable losses of this published during the past year would All a volume. They show that many murders have been caused by hidden money. In some cases for riduculously small amounts. W H Y N O T Y O U S T A R T T H A T S A V IN G S ■ ■ ACCOUNT NOW ■ The Seminole County Bank! S TR E N G T H -PROGRESS- CLASSIFIED ADS FOR -SERVICE to W A T E R A N D HIGH G RAD E to C E L E R Y L A N D . IT W IL L to P A Y YO U TO IN V E S T IG A T E . to — II. B. LE W IS. v: Ittc Claa*ifird Ada 5c a line. N o nd taken for lena than 25c. and positively no cla*alfled ada charged to anyone. Cash mu*t accompany all ordei Count fir e worda to a line and remit accordingly. SALE ^T)ne 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford nve. walking distance to city. Tw o lots corner Center and Elm nve. Two lots west aide Palmetto nve.. 60 ft from E lev­ enth St. Make offer, n. T. Corey, owner, 115 N. Spring SL, Loa A nge­ les, C alif. 288tf; 29-tf to to to F air tonight to to to to to to to to to Won Lost At At At At American League I’hilndelphin.Roston, cold. New York, 1; Washington, Detroit, 15; Cleveland, 7. St. Louis, 5; Chicago, 10. Generally fair nnd no rain. Fine weather, though and you ad­ mit It. don’t you? However, this part o f tho state need* m ill and need* it badly. Mr*. B. G. Smith o f Oveldo was among the visitor* to the city yester­ day afternoon. The cool weather is bringing up the price o f relory again nnd with the small quantity left the late stu ff should bring good prices. By Frederick Fenn and Richutl Directed by Jack Diilct Photographed by Chnrle, A production wonderful pealing, effective und triut in its lovable simplicity, fc. Miss Pickford’s brilliant »4 ntent in characterization proved to be an event in1 V A U D E V IL L E , M E N ’S C LU B history. — P A R IS H HOUSE. T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 25TII. 21-5tc I'ostcnrd from O. P. Swope In Chicago says R snow* one minute, blows the next nnd tho *Un shines next. Ho does not like the varinblo ■ 10 Stores in GenrjjU wenther and say* It U Ida. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ in ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a s a s iii I Store in Floridt |The Churchwell Indies will huve one chicken suppers to­ M filer store com er Park avenue. Starts ■ xr ox should be there on S O f t H r O r c l S i N C W S t o r C ---a “ ........................ * .......... ........................................................................................................................................ ..... ................................................. ............................................................................................................................. « j • The Herald offico is some busy place these days with the city and county tax antes coming In, with Sal­ magundi on tho way, with the great- 3 cat amount o f job work ever recorded " before nnd with the constantly In­ creasing subscription list o f the Daly nnd Weekly Heralds. Mr. T. J. M iller hn* bought the Star Theatre building and will soon remove it. L A D IE S ' D E P A R T M E N T M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T WINDSOR CREPE FANCY TROUSERS In Blue, Pink, Lavender, F low ­ ered and W hite. Special, yard F or Youngr Men 29c In all colors, pretty patterns, Special yard PERCALES W ANTED STO P— LOOK— RE AD extra good load of F R U IT-PR O D U C E SH IPP E R S T ry our expert service collecting Rail­ MULES FOR SALE OR TRADE >s jj road Claims. Original. Vouchers sent direct to claimants.— Eastern AT BRADY’S BARN. Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. <a Cooper, Asa’t General Mgr., v^lth P. R. r o l l ' s ALE H TanT carved oak center R. Claim Department, ten years, Seatables. Apply 709 Oak Ave. 23-2tp ford, Del. 10-e.o.d-2wc S F o r s a l e -A _practically new piano. &ANFORD FLORIDA High grade, walnut finish fo r cash. Those elegant Sunday dinners with $160.00. 310 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp either chicken or turkey at tho LOOK A T TH ESE C U T Seminole Cafe are what brings the F A R M . 5 T IL E D , 5 NO T people to this popular place to e a t P R IC E S ! C L E A R E D , $3,500; O NE 10- They come back day a fter day— A C R E F A R M . 5 T IL E D AN D 5 w h y f Well, try one o f our dinners 1.000 Hammennllle Letterheads $4.50 N O T C LE A R E D . $4,500; O NE and you will know 23-lte 1.000 Business Cards______ ..... 3.75 .‘36-in. wide, special, yard PALM BEACH TROUSERS $4.50 WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS 19c J. C. HUMAN $7.50 — ;j G et Cash Prices- 10-ACRE F A R M , A L L C L E A R ­ 1.000 Billheads, slie 0_______ __ 4.35 ED AND T IL E D . S M A L L 'T m Going Bight Straight Back tc 1.000 Envelopes----------------- 4.50 HOUSE A N D R A R N , $8,500. My Dear Old Florida Home,” at Hln TH E S E F A R M S JOIN A N D tormlstcr’s Plano Store, Welaka Block. W I L L S E L L S E P A R A T E OR 20-tfp Seminole P rin tery TO G E TH E R . T H E Y A R E A T L O A D IN G S T A T IO N , LOTS OF Post Cards at the Herald Office. Phone 404 9th and French £ 39c MULES , -Phone 127 a A rrnngrments have been made fo r the installation o f one o f the la rg ­ ■ est Radio Station* in Holy Cross Parish House In connection with tho i Holy Cross Mea’a Club and other Institutional work done thore. t MULES M E I III MIT The S T A FOR B E N T — Furnished npnrtincnt All the o ffice supplies nnd sta­ nnd rooms with bath, Good locntionery nt the Hcrnld office will ho lion. Apply "P . S." care o f Herald o f­ sold nt Imrgnin figures In the next fice. 23-Gtp few weeks to make room for larger FOR R E N T — Two furnished rooms offices. The chance to g et good nnd kitchenette, 014 West Second stationery cheap. Street.____________21-3tp rjj IV., " ’° V American Association A t Jndinnapolia, 13; Knmia* City 7 Knthnlecn Mallory Circle w ill have A t Louisville, 11; Milwaukee, 5. a Cooked Food Sale nnd Vegetables Others poatponed, cold weather at tho Union Phnrmacy Snturday, April 22nd. , 21-3tp Southern Aaaoelation A t Mobile, 2 ; Birmingham, 1. C U T T H IS O U T— IT IS W ORTH , t Chattanooga, 5; Memphis, 1. MONEY A t Nashville, 9; Little Rock, 4. Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c At New Orleana, 4; Atlanta, 3. The way to spend a plnusl nnd mail It to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ day is to get up early, go to field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your School and church nnd then hs] College Baseball nnmo and address clearly. You will whole fam ily come to the A t Charlottesville? Oglcthrope 5: receive in return n trial package con­ Cafe fo r a real chicken or University o f Virginia, 3. taining Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Com­ dinner. It bents home cooking • A t Macon: orcor, 4; Auburn, 3. pound fo r coughs, colds and croup; nnd thnt Is going some. Are; A t Gainesville: University o f Flor­ Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides Seminole Cafe diner? ida, 14; Rollins, 0. and hack; rheumatism, backache, kid­ ney and blnddcr nllmcnts; and Foley Mother’s Day is approach^ GAM ES TO D AY Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and a beautifully engraved or . Lakeland nt Orlando. thoroughly cloan.ing cathartic fo r con­ painted Monther’s Day card i I Tnmpn nt Dnytonn. stipation, biliousness, hendnehes, and Herald Printing Co. They art i ( St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. •luggish bowels. Sold everywhere — very Intcst designs and be« Adv. done. PERSONALS 28-8tp * Southern Association Won I.o? Mobile ...«...... .... G 3 Little Rock 6 4 Nashville 4 Atlanta .......... .... 5 5 Memphis _____ .... 5 5 New Orleans .... ... 4 5 Birmingham . 4 G Chnttanoogn .... ..... 3 7 From the Charlea Frohmaa To-Night, KOIt R E N T FOR RENT M b SALE bit LEASE- * to -Colored girl or wontnn. W A N T E D —Colored I he Methodist Apply Sunday morning at 407 Myr- •»f their famous tlo A vc. 23-1tp night in the old W i l l R E N T — 3 rooms, partly fumlsh"- First street und ed.— Mrs. Philp, near Routh Bakery. nt 5:30 nnd you time. FOR S A L E — Completely furnished FOR R E N T — Furnished nnd unfur­ fou r room pottage, an aero o f land, nished rooms, 20G Park avenue. plenty o f rrult, flow er* and gardan 10-Gtp all In, w ill consider teasing t « right party. Thla Is pick up fo r some one M owner Is railed away on buslnesa. Tw o furnished rooms for lighthouse­ Addrea*, Business, care Herald. keeping. Lights and water furnished, 19-5tc IIN.OO per month. GI5 Laurel A v e ­ F O R S A L E — Ford Sedan. C. A . P., nue. 22- Up Car* Herald. 15-5te COOL. C O M FO R TAB LE 10-ROOM FO R S A L E — I’otnto barrels in house, partly furnished, rent for 0 quantity, special price* on car lots, months. Call 318 Mngnulln Ave. 22-2p correspondence solicited, Clcnrwnter FOR R E N T — 80ven room house, loM fg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc rated on Sanford Heights. 10-tfc FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. It. V olt R E N T —.Two unfurnished rooms, siding. Within four blocks o f center bath, fo r lighthousekeeping. Good o f city. location. Apply ” R. S.", care of Her­ Ceo. VT. K N IG H T ald Office. fl.tfc 272-tfc FOR R E N T — Furnished apartment W A N T E D — Old mirrors to re-silver, with garage, summer rates, 914 perfect satisfaction and prices reas­ Myrtle. 22-0tp onable.— Mlllor & Son. 19-6tc At At At At National League Pittsburgh-St. Louis, snow. Brooklyn, 1; New York, 4. Boston, G; Philadelphia, 4. Chicago, 8 ; Cincinnati, 3. THE WEATHER : If you do not t i iJ k Ii | a Pariah House April 23th.' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ,,, SPORTS 7 « . The LEAtiUB STANDING Florida State League % Tuesday. S t Petersbu rg.. Daytona ..........._ Tw elve acta o f vaudeville at the Lakeland ......... . Parish House the 25th. On the pro­ Tampa ............. N ow that Sunday is almost to gram Mrs. D. D. N ew bctry will give Orlando ....!......... here ngnin It might be well to n number and Herndon and M rs . 1Jacksonville ...I.... to nak the people that want to Householder will give an original rain to pray fo r It. Prayers to sketch. Acrobatic work and music National League arc answered and prayers to by the Legion Saxaphone Band are Won Lost fo r rain have been answered t o added attractions and plenty o f New York ----------G *1 and I f this dry spell keeps t o ringing and dancing thrown In. Duet Chicago — ............... G 2 up a while longer the earth to on the comets by the Ball Twins St. I .outs — ............ 4 3 w ill dry up and blow away, - t o nnd m ary others that will compose Pittsburgh ............... 4 However, the weather la de- to a twelve act bill. The admission is Philadelphia ___ ... 3 lightful at that and while to 25c and 50c. Brooklyn ............. 2 the form ing business needs Boston .............« ...... 2 rain, the gardens nnd lawns Cincinnati ........... .... l need rain, the nights nnd mornings are the greatest American Leagur ever and blankets are need* Won Lost cd to keep warm at night. to to Cleveland .......... ..... 0 2 Read the temperature re­ O Now York ......«... — G * ■ port and bo convinced: 1’hilndelphin ....... J... 4 3 3:10 A. M. A P R IL 22. 1922 YESTERDAY'S FIN A LS Chicago ...«.....«... ..... 4 3 Maximum 72 Florida State league St. Louis . ...... 4 4 Minimum ......... _..... .... 55 A t Jacksonville, 4; St. Petersburg 5. Boston __________ ..... 3 4 Rnnge ............ (52 A t Daytona, 5; Tampa, 1. Washington ........ _... 2 G B arom eter......... „ ....... 30.20 A t Orlsndo, 9; Lakeland, 8 (12 in­ Detroit ...«.......... ___ 1 G Northwest and clear. nings). •rF , Ip At v a u d e v il l e PAY C A S H ____ -Get M ore Goods— ----- G ot M ore S a t is fa c t io n e Churchwell Co. n m iM E T ■ ■■■■IIM IB M ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ SELLS IT FOR LESS «M �PAGE TWO THE SANFOKD D A ILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1922 thinking over the nutter that Flor- G R E AT IIO nSE A N D M U LE S A L E SANFO RD M ATTRESS FACprayer meetings and pray fo r rain UNCLE HANK TORY ida is fa n n in g to grow wonderfully -------the rain would be granted them. W e —-*In the near future. Wednesday morning, May 3rd, the N llk t> 4 m r | m m , i *■»• are glad the good people o f Okee­ B. C. ECHOLS, Prop. l a y a t th r l lr r a M B a lld la a , 107 in some o f the places where vU-’ big Spring Garden Ranch at Deleon chobee City led the way. It ahowe lla A * * , R aalard i 7 la . “ Old Mattress Made New » nd itora have been the most numerous Springs will auction o ff a largo nutnthat there arc God fearing, honest New Mettreea M ide to Order” * i| is to be expected that some houses her o f horses, mules and milch cows, and real Christian people down there French Avenue and 17th Street arc closed and the big resort hotels nnd anyone In need o f a horse for and they do not hesitate to ask Him I’ U iiL lM iiK iia in many plnccs are now ailent, mi- any purpose can surely make a sefor thuso blessings that arc only be* WL J . IH H .1 .V ................................ K d l t o r though not deserted. The going out lection to meet hia requirements, X . J. L l I X A R I I _ _ . I m r t a r y - T r r M k m stowed upon the ones who ask for * . A . .N IU C L . ________l i m r i j l M iin a rfrr o f the hundreds c f thousands means A free lunch with cold beer will be « . U I H W I R _____ I ' l m U l b a M a a a ir r them through prayers— prayers that I 'k a a * I W a p ta I M I*. M. a difference, o f course, but with the served at nooh. Mr. F. N. Burt, the wilt he granted. M ir n la ia g Halva Mate Kaawa ea retiring o f the guests comes a move- owner, invites everyone interested in ----------- o A vpllraila a |ment to build, clean up, improve and live stock to come to the sale whethIt is rumored that the old wreck of R a lM v ip lla a T r lr v la A d t a a r v cxpnnd that is most encouraging. In cr they intend to beconio bidders or a frame building across from the ■O' l w » -- -....- some towns the particular activities not, nnd wo urge our readers to atH i H u a lk a ___ __ ______ .... ... recently acquired property o f *.he I lv lla r r v d la C lip bp C a rr lv r o f the early summer will center tend as it is well worth while to <*■» W a a k ____________ ___________ I * t’v a la First National Bank and at the cor­ *^p^— ---------------------------- ner o f Park avenue and First streets about street paving, additional sew- make a trip to see this Ranch, which T b v k ip l£ - la l a - p a i * W v a k lp llv v rrnge, extension of water mains and is undoubtedly the finest in the laW v a llr v lp v a * rr a av m la o lv 1 o a a lp will be torn down at once to make <mmd la p a b l b l r l va v rp F rM a p . A d * r r general improvements. Bond issues State. lla la a r a lr a w a i t k a a w a wa a p p lie s - room fo r nnother four or five story Ita a . lir a * sera tie la |>allllra. H J W p tr office building and business block. haver been authprized; some have ---------------------------p a t , alavapa la a l i a a t t been voted for and sold, snd work Is M EN’S CLUB V A U D E V IL L E This will certainly be one o f the ___ XII I KM T I I K AH M U C IA TK II I’ H K M going on; other places are getting HAS BEEN POSTPONED Tba Associated Proa* i* exclusive­ greatest moves In the new building S A V E YO U MONEY _____ Usually a ‘man doesn't appreciate ready to do the desired work. ly entitled to the uso (o r republics* program not only for the new build­ W rite os In various sections o f the state w m lu> Held Evening or April 25th at Upa o f sll new* dispatches credited to ing but on account of the old one. Hit* meaning o f the term, "better half," until he bnbls an umbrella over Ms good roads «r o lining constructed the Parish House II or not otherwise credited in thi» pa- tf all the old wrecks tn the business where very poor roads have prev..... — portion o f the city rould.be condcm-' gkr and also the local news published Em pire Hotel Block lously exxisted. During the summer Owing to the fact that the High ned and torn down this summer Santarsia. ORI.ANDO, FLO RID A A ll rights of republication of spec* ford would grow and flourish in to ,,rr of Publications of newspapers many miles of brick, asphalt and School Is staging a play on the ovenmacadam highways will bo added to inp of April 21st tho Men's Club has than five from ■ » over the U " d ln cireu* tel dispatches herein are also re­ that 25,00u class in less , years-w hich has been the prediction ,nt,on •'verywhere. and people are the already creditable advance made taken this matter Into consideration ed. Henry McLauIin, Jr. !..( the Herald for some time. At ^ advised-ns to the proper value in this important movement to mako nnd postponed their vaudeville show OPTI CI AN— ETH18T I last our people nre getting the via- nf articles o f merchandise, especially transportation easy nnd comfortable until Tursday, April 25th. those of a standard brand o f manav [a the big road. A ten-act vaudeville program has , ion. fnt‘urcBest o f all the reports from town, been arranged which includes numbers Orlando fans are again inquiring, "Now, can you lilsine me, or any- village and city show that many now by the— “ whore is the cup 7" They have lost S T A T E DIVISION IS A SAO one else, if I sec advertised In New Homes are bring constructed and all American Legion Snxnphone Bund the Tomple cup down there and it SUBJECT— York city or Jericho or nny other through the summer months and E. A. Ball * cemlnda ua o f the time when they plate n pnir o f silk hare o f n ntan- right into the fall tho carpenters, Jimmie Robson lost the Sanford-Orlnndo cup. May And almost breaks our heart to dnrd grade nr a tube of tooth pr.»te bricklayers, painters and other Lucille Aspinwnll Tnknch bo .A rtie Smith could got it for talk ntaitil tt for we hnto to separ­ 112 East. 1st 81. Bsnford, Fit. nr a box o f powder or m> o f the craftsmen will he busy building Robert Herndon t&cm. ate from that part of the state that countless articles that have n rtan- homes fo r newcomers nnd newly • ---------- o---------John SchIrani has for so many. years told . . us what . ‘ lard grade, at a price 25 or 35 per weds and others who have wearied Maurice liclston Arbor Hay was supposed to bo last o h i mu w< i ii an< now hi rcnt jCS!| thnn I can get them for in with being cramped into quarters not nnd many others that have entertainFriday but to our mind Arbor Day there Issome chance o f separating t my nw.n home town, if I send uway ,-ntirclydesirable. Tho "homes" now cdln Sanford. Thoprogram willhave should bo any day this summer when wm «'»m « w " u n >0,,‘ from home fo r them? planned and under way number In many surprises and will nfTord ar the time is propitious and trees can • i V i ' T i V V * a w*in*r thing In " nutshell la the thousands and range in cost from evening of fun with Sanford's local be planted. Arbor Day is all right i.i jiih nn ,cnr ° " this: Those who desire ta boost the five hundred dollnrs for n tiny cot- talent. 10-tfr P L A Y kit ROLLS in some localities to come around in and even yet they would ask us not -ti-ntlo at home* Idea must net ignore t„g P |„ the suburbs, somewhere,t o _______________________________________ April but In Florida tho host time Is ,(1 (j(t j, PH ONOGRAPH RECORDS owi w r, eir g n e s fn(q that people rend the news- mansions at or near the famous rolater in the season. premature for tho state has not been pnpers nnd they must chsrg- proper sorts that will cost half million per- S p a r t O T T H o m S e r v ic e • ---------- a---------P O P U L A R SH E E T MUSIC divided ns yet nnd tho following prices for articles of slnndnrd grade, haps. It is n source o f supremo satis­ from the St. Petersburg Times I fwc nre to keep money earned in Summer activities also will include --------------A T -------------faction to the editor of tho Herald shows that south Florida is not so J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R nny community from being scattered the construction o f n dozen or more f > , , X4 that many things are coming to pass hard hearted after all: broadcast."— D e U n d News. flno, ncw. hotels, extensive additions k a i U O r d B a t t e r y S e r \ I C C P I A N O CO. here now that wo advocated fo r (if“ South Florida is in earnest. South •-oand Improvements for other big hotten years and that tho people are tie- Florida is determined. South F lor­ Com pany Welaka Block telries, new nnd commodious chur­ WHAT IS APPRECIATION? ginning to realizo that .Sanford w ill Jfa means business, ches and Brhools, and scores of busbe a city o f twonty-fivo thousand But South Florida docs not nctu.Sometimes this old world is n distaess blocks, office buildings, stores, peopto in tho next five years. ally want slnto division) •mil place. Sometimes It would seem nn'l tinctures for new industrial cn■■ - o — ---- Let's lie honest nlmut this rnmSouth ‘ hat none o f man’s efforts nvailed lcn>rlses. Florida had a wonderful Whon those cclery-fcds complete pnlgn for the things tlint - him anything worth while. Some- r‘‘cor,l ln,,t showing up prnmithat g o lf course wu nro going up to Florida docs want And what are these things? times it would seem that only ncntl)‘ among tho states that had retake Boh Holly on for a game.— Re­ South Florida wants honest repre- ’knocks and kicks" greet the things covered from the war depression nnd porter-Star. tries to do fo r the benefit o f oth- were going forward in a satisfactory That’s a hot, old fellow, and we Mentation in tho state law-making " W l this year will probably pile up body. South Florida wants removera. will show you one of the llnest golf at of the capital to a point where all Hul once In a long while there “ higg.-r ,M,t « f improvements. The courses in the country with a real features will include hundreds club house and two wine cellars that sections of the state will have easy comes through this cloud a rnv o f access to the huh of stnte affairs. sunshine-a bright spot to repay him '»* new acres set to citrus groves, a Went with the house when wo bought ■ To gel these two things South Tor oil the e ffo rts he has expended in hundreds more— rnnybo thousands— ■ tl but thero was nothing In tho col­ Florida threatens something else unselfish earnestness for the general ,,rln» Prepared for truck crops; new a lars, you know. ■ ttint It does not really want, hut '-'“ “ I " f ‘ he community. ventures along tho line o f dairying ■ ■ And a newspaper Is not unlike an n> nJ crtensiv.- acreage ndded to that I The Herald wlshoa to compliment which it will earnestly nnd deter■ tho Chamber o f Commerce, tho W o­ ntlnedly seek-in order to g»* the oth- ' rdir.ory human Individual. A new s-1u,,vauy being used for cattle ran- ■ ,-r two things that it doe* want. paper battles fo r the community In Florida grows every minute man's Club, especially the welfnro That is the issue ns the Timjgi which it is published. All too often an<l *ho summer will .te the busiest department through the efforts o f cos it, fairly and honestly stated. il i!* bemoaned nnd criticized, knock- .,h‘‘ l'tn,r ,,ns ovt,r known.—Times Mrs. Hill, the Atlantic Const [.inn and all othor ngcncies that planted North and West Florida have too <d and kicked by those it is trying to r n i°n. “ T---------and planned the improvements and long ignored the demands o f this help. AH too often the men who flowers in and around the union sta­ progressive section of the state, '""k c newspapers nre led to believe G R IF F ITH S ^ ’ WAY DOWN HAST" COMING tion. It has made a flower garden North anil West Florida have too that there is no such thing ns appro-, out o f a waste place nnd ono o f the long run things with a high hand, iation. And what is appreciation? 0» G riffith ’s pieturibatiun o f _ beauty spots out o f a desert. It refusing honest reapportionment of Merely nil honest expression from "W ay Down East," baaed on the stage J demonstrates what can be done when representation In the legislature, the Indies take hold o f any public With the capital located ns far from *hc heart—a tellin g to the other fol- D?t»y by Ixittle Itlnir Barker, which some sectiohs o f South Florida ns Is low* that you realize biseffort* in Tor the pasttwenty-two year* was enterprise. the capitnl o f the nation, South F’ lor- y,,,,r behalf and the hehnlff o f oth- ,,n'' °T the rural classics of the Amer* Bi --- -- theatre, —S will la- presented VOVIllt'll ill And by tho way there was a larger Ida ha* not been able to exert tho ere. Itnn at IIIU the Such a message came to The Times I’rincess Theatre Friday and Saturthnt might might have oj>wd at the golf linksyesterday direct influence thnt than haa been at any place In or boon exerted were the capital nt reccnlly from n fnnn in a public posi- '*ay of this week with the following tlon in St. I’ cterahurg. T « reveal 1 - Itillinn Gish, Richard ll-irthelaround Sanford for some time. The <"tno more sensible place, !tis identity nr to print his letter Mary Hay, Burr McIntosh, Lowrrolf links nnd country club will South Florida can much batter get Shrrnum, ( reigliton Hale, Mrs. prove tho most Interesting to nil “ long ns a separate state than can would i«- violating a confidence and Morgan Belmont, Knte Bruce, Edgar parties and they will find it out ns the North and West Florida conn- offending modesty. But if none other than this mnn Hudson, George Neville, Vivin Ogden, the summer waxes nnd wanes nnd In i *ieg. Bernard, the winter, Oh, boy, in the* winter. Hut South Florida doe* not want lend* on this printed page how n l ’ortcr Strong, Josephine newspaper appreciates the apprecla*ur*. Oavid Landau, Patricia F'ruen, when the air is crisp and tho greens this separation— this divorce, if you are flno and the tire is burning in the w ill—providing South Florida can tion of those who honcntly commend l- 1° re nee Short, Emily Fitzioy and big fire place In the club house, then get fair treatment from the rest o f it, the space these thoughts occupy Myrtle Sutch. will not have been used in vain. Mr—Grilfith’s production of "Way tho timo tho members and their lht< state as now constituted’* S T A R T I N G P R O M P T L Y A T 10 A .M . Like Carlyle, The Times believes Down East" represent ten month's ■• __________________________________ many tourist friends will enjoy the / ■----i hat "ohc of the Godlike things o f 'v,,rk o f the most exacting character, ■ Tit \0K A T HOME. g o lf links nnd club house. And also this world is the veneration done to Tor in his screen version of the story ■ r%n H P A H — 1 wl11 80,1 to tf,e hluhest nnd beHt bidders the people o f Sanford can now invite follow" closely ! wU H L A L I W IT H O IT RESERVE a choice collection Within the Inst few years tho human worth by the hearts of men." he be has endeavored to follow nil their northern friends to come to of Horses and Mules of all sizes and weights, amonjf which Trade nt Home" slogan ha* found! And even n newspaper may be par- *ko narrative o f the stags piny, with Aanford next winter nnd play on the will he found the following: 12 head o f real «o »d Farm classiest g o lf links In the stnte. bar almost universal expression by muri- dulled nn honest pride in its own ,,n,l there a digression for the Horses and Mares, that are all broke and ready for the plow ■one. iripalitk-* throughout the land. 8car-1 wo^th. purpose o f dramatic value or( elabora­ anti harrow. Ibis la rm Stock must he seen lo he appreci­ tely does one pick up a newspaper A not very well-known writer, C. tinn.^ ated. Three spans of real Draft Horses, with weight, hone the exhortation. \ucheater, once la id : "To feel ex“ Way Down Flast" is the biggest Union services wi-re held in Okee­ without .finding and substance for heavy hauling purposes. 10 head of real I" the lot o f very many; hut production Mr. G riffith has made. 8cvchobee City last Tuesday in which "Trade nt Home” staring him in the ' high class Riding Horses, that arc broken in the saddle to to appreciate belongs to the few. ‘‘ rnl Griffith Innovations are promisall the churrho* j«:nrd and business face. ■ all gaits. a And it is well nnd good. Money onp or two here anil there have ®d» including n thrilling snowstorm woj suspended while the people gutha «r*d to pray fo r rain. This is real­ earned in a community should, fo r G*c Mended passion nnd understand- ,,nd 11 genuine New F'nglnnd Ire break ■ a FREE BARBECUE LUNCH ly the solution of tho dry spell that the best interests o f thnt rommun- • " * which, in its essence, constitute* on tho river.’ aaems to have all of south nnd cen­ ity, be spent nn<l kept there. Such |worship." “ TERM S OF S A L E are practically cash." However, we will And so The Tim es almost worships You can't afford to miss the sate nt tral Florida In Its grasp and If the a condition o f financial affair* wor­ nncpl indorsed hiinkahlc notes hearing interest for fiO days. 2l-!ltp i people o f tho entire state would hold ked advantageously fur Germany the man who is honest enough, once the O. T. (). Gift Shop, ------------------ — ... during the world war. All her trade in a while to show his appreciation IIIIS lilt, S A LE W IL L T A K E I’ LA C E repardlcss of A TTE N TIO N , CONCRETE MEN was within her own borders, ns she o f the rfforts o f this newspaper to.................................................a a s i rain, os we have lots of shelter at Colonial Block Machine, makes two could not buy elsewhere and her ward a constructive policy for the money was kept constantly In circu­ city all of us love.— St. Petersburg blocks per minute; makes twenty-four ■ different styles o f blocks; can be lation. while tho funds o f her adver­ Times. ----------- n-----------moved to different Jobs. Price $232.50. saries were sent broadcast, much of it never to return. \ BUSY BUM MER IN FLORIDA Agents wanted. W rite for circular Said a housewife recently: This ------and general information.— CAUL _ 2 1trade nt home idea is a splendid Ixmking over the newspapers pub- D ANN, Orlando, ^Florida. 2i-3tc J thing am] I like to fnllow the plnn. Mihed in Florida one la struck with ---- ----------------- -— « But the wide circulation o f modern 'he magnifirent optimism everyt N O TIC B I ii m newspapers makes it Lard for those where prevailing. The winter has N* II. Garner will sell tatter cars J ■ who have to get things ns cheaply uassed with hundreds o f thousands,"b en they are made. The Old,mobile J ns they can to ndherc to the policy Perhaps a million, visitors and part * nn‘* s * *bc Iluick 4 nnd fi. Just nr- ■ Starling promptly at 10 a. m„ continuing until the last ani­ . o f “ trade at home.’’ Ncwapnpeia to­ Mme residents enjoying the delight- r' v,M' bi car loud lots. See me before Courtesy Her* mal Is sold. vice Our Motto , ■ day have wide areas of circulation, 'til wenther and other things offered * nu buy. I will save you money on ; and modern nnd progn-ssive mernd with the spring passing there I* > °,,r R*», °d nnd repairs.— N. H. Gara |chants have learned thnt they cannot ‘ nlk o f what is to he done during nor' 24-Ctc a afford to ignore the value of ndver- he summer. The building programs *------------------------P. N . B U R T * Using. Many merchants oven in the ■nnounred for many Florida towns (’hours 4V7-HH Knthnlsen Mallory Circle will have Owner of Stock and Sprin^Cardcn Ranch ■ rural districts do a considerable mall •ml cities are such ns would amaze n Gookcd Food Sale nnd Vegetables W E L A K A BLOCK ■ order business through newspaper inyone not fam iliar with conditions G*e Union Pharmacy Saturday,' a I*. G. W ALD RO N, Auctioneer , advertising. There nre a large nuin- here, and it must be evident to those A pril 22nd. 21-3tp SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. GLOBE PIANO CO. P J IANOS ! AUCTION SALE : Blooded Live Stock Horses and MuTes i Spring Garden I RANCH 5 DeLEON SPRINGS - FLORIDA I WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 !• GROCERIES! FRUITS AND VEGETABLES' \ IS I nnd Prompt DEANF TURNER " i j Spring Garden Ranch DeLeon Springs, Florida WEDNESDAY, M A Y 3RD �THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1922 DENIED H A B E AS CORPU8 •Hr TSf A u ««b lr* Pm m ) M IAM I, April 21.— Judge Brannlng o f the circuit court, yesterday after­ noon denied the writ of habeas corpus i nbehslf o f Edgar JC. Frady, o f Chicage, and ordered himm held In Jail here for trial at the May term of court on the charge o f first degree murder. Frady is charged with hav­ ing on February 20 last fired the shot which, ofur days later, resulted In the death of his wife, a sister o f John . Thompson, o f Chicago, millionaire head of a string o f resaurants. The scene of the shooting was a tourist hotel on the beach. Following the shooting Frady attempted suicide by cutting his throat with a pocket knife. T u t e » * matter of tobacco quality Wr it»>' • « « ouf bonfr! bSrflhat tbr tobacco* u<fd cvutrfitU **°,r c*& r <“ d ,U > ,h« f» »»r u,h‘ r at the p n « L iU ia tt 'J y t n T t ^ C ^ PAGE THEM i n n i i n i i i i i i i u N g i i i i m i i i i i u i i u i i i i i u u u i u i F IR S T P U B LIC A P P E A R A N C E : LEGION SAXAPH0NE BAND M E N ’S C L U B V A U D E V I L L E PARISH HOUSE TUESDAY, A P R I L 25TH B.iy it with a Herald Wnnt Ad. AN OLD RECIPE i TO DARKEN HAIR I SAG E TEA A N D S U L P H U R TU R N S GRAY, FADED H A IR DARK AND GLOSSY Chesterfield C 20 fo r 18c 10 for 9c I G A R E T T E i The Peoples Bank of Sanford j S o f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended Vacuum tint of 50 - 45c every time when clouds are darkest she is right there to do some little thing that makes the sun shine thru, “ I was reminded one day recently And 1 will never forget the little in­ o f the great b it importance o f little cident o f the rose.” th in gs" raid M ary Pickford na she , , . tooK a breathing spell between scenes ' whll° Diming "Suds” her forthcoming production fo r United Artists, which GREATEST B E AU TY IN L IT T L E T H IN G S Temptrature: Temperatures were lutiweibly high throughout the the twk the daily excess at some utn* , , * ... _ __ , ticej btinc 10 to 15 degrees. MaxiKD temperatures were will up in the (,y, Precipitation: Showers occurred »Mi of the Apalachicola River, and is the extreme northern portion o f .i , , . . . the remr.raia between the Apalachii. ..a n t . . , . Tbn I cola ard Suwante Rivers. The week nr practically rainless over the penfenlt m t and south o f the Suwon:rt. (hr drought remaining unbroken is the louth, where it has continued |for Hvtral months. Condition of crops: Most crops fa the truck line are in a precarious [ audition, and some haw deteriorated unfitly; in fart, beans on high lands is »ome initanres hnve been ruined— mail id dry, hot weather. On low land' the deterioration is not ao prottcr.-rd. Melons made fair progress, hot rrowtH is backward; oats are bein* hanrsted; the crop is short, ow ­ ing to rust and other damage from dry wrathfr. Corn made fnnfr pro­ ne", tot needs rain; the crop is t*f>ri!!y »H1 worked; there is no of grass Cotton was plan­ ted where the soil was in good condi­ tion, hut some recent planting is germinating Mutely; some early seedir* i' up tml chopping will begin * ‘ ' 1 '1'* * plants ure doing well, Lit like all nthrr crops need rain. •MvC.rry plant* are doing fn lrly * f,l in n,,r'h, hut dry weather is a.Gvting the . cop. Harvesting Irish potatoes rtffitinued on a m large scale. Tbitcmp, al*n, has been unfavorably »ffwt«d by drought. The weather 'hhng thr vvt-.-k was excellent fo r Arresting purposes. Citrus leaves ,rr mrllng, nr.d some fruit Is dropPing w > h e draught hns been most M'w . — -------------- i “ More w ill be seen here tonight and Snturj ny 1 . . , , . “ I had had nn unusunly hard day— . , . , . , , , hn'l been working since early morning in scenes that were very tiresome. Many other important things also had put in some very trying hours. “ A t about u quarter to aix 1 culled it n day and everyone was tired and the atmosphere wasn’t real clear and happy, and we all fe lt the strain o f the day. “ I was sitting on the old counter in the funny laundry where so niuny o f ♦Hu •w nuti n f m v « to rv nm l**M in«t 1 ‘ * # * sort of giving up to the feelings that will creep in some times and I was about ready to cry, when my mother came up to me in her own sweet com­ forting way and handed me the most beautiful red rose I have ever seen— SPORTS S A T U R D A Y ’S G AM ES Florida State League A t Orlando, 18; Lakeland, 5. At Jacksonville, 8; St. l*cte, 12. A t Daytona, fl; Tampa, 5. At At At At National lea gu e Brooklyn, 5; New York, 3. Boston, 2; Philadelphia, !». Pittsburgh, 14; St. Louis, 2. Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, 1. At At At At American League Philadelphia, 1: Boston, 7. Detroit, 3; Cleveland, 2. New York, 4; Washington, 2. St. Louis, 10; Chicago, 7. National League Won Chicago ........ ______ 7 ........... C N ew York _______ 6 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 4 St. Louis Brooklyn ...... ..... 3 o Boston ........ Cincinnati ....._______ l Deposit > ' » '*! lJlore than a result o f your foresight and effort— it is an expression of high confidence in Y O U R B A N K . '' e appreciate this confidence, and nre doing our utmost to m erit the co­ operation and support o f our custo­ mers by extending every service and accommodation within o u r pow er to render. ! S ; A CO M M UNITY B U ILD E R K P’ F0R8TEJl. PrraliJMt ■ D. F. W D IT N E R , C « W « r iiu iir a M u iin u m Lost 2 i) A 3 3 4 5 6 8 American League Won Lost 9 m New York ... ..... . ... 7 3 Cleveland „ — ........ .'. C 4 5 St. Louis -------------4 4 C a Icjijpo *'•##••.*•*■*•*■•■•»».• 4 4 Philadelphia m4 Boston ............- ...... 4 0 Detroit ......... — ...... *1 * > m 7 Washington ................ j First National Bank j ■ iiu u Devoe s Paint Is Guaranteed to Cover m ore surface and w ear longer. W h y buy cheap paint and be compelled to do your house over in h a lf the time? T H E B E S T IS T H E C H E A P E S T TH E C ITY R E G IS TR A T IO N BOOKS A R E NOW O PE N A T T H E C IT Y H A L L A N D W IL L R E M A IN OPEN U N T IL T U E S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1922. I L, R. P H IL IP S . 20-10te City Registration Officer. H ard w are i |f?, * 4iiif rs». 1 Wi _r CATARRH OF THE STOMACH PRIDDY & COMPANY "S E R V IC E T H A T COUNTS” wilb a sore, sout, bloslrd Rom•ch. Food doe* not oouiuh. loatrad it i* a sourre ol mi*-ry, earning puM, Iwkhing. itirinc** u d beadecho. fl The peiKHi with a bad Sonub ihouid be Mlu£ed with nothing Wu ihta permearnl, httmg relief, q ’l l * right remedy will net upon the lining* ol llie •iom.cli, enrichthe bio.-I, aid in catting out the catarrhal poitoni and iticngthrn ctery IxxLly function, q The Urge number ol people who him Mxxewfully ured Dr. 1Urtman’s l*mou* medanr, reiomtncnjcd for all catarrhal condiricioi, ofit the atroograt poaaabU eodonetnent lot 1 P e- ru- nA M SERVICE r i m YTAkS s u n ■■ i it-------- s c — We handle overylhintj In th e f r u it a n d v e g e t a b le Car Lota or Leas. l in e Ship u«^ Richmond, V irgin ia ■HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHRHHHHRHHHHHHHHHI .................................. .. 4 CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Branch o f the Florida Rest Coast Railway, Ctiolootn, Fla., among the pines and lakes o f Scminola county, an up-to-dat« modern brick hotel, with private hntha and hot water heat. Plrmt class cuisine. Rates *2.5u to fSJiO per day; $10 to 118 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. ,:in . T A B L -T S OH LIQUID M R S . C H A S . D. B R U M L E Y , M a n a g e r SOLO C VCItVW HIRC H R H R R R R .............................................................................. .. Hill Hardware Co. HAS JU ST RECEIVED A COM- PERTH L IN K OF EON A® C L 'A N A U L K O NE-PIECE, PO R C E LA IN LIN E D Pet, .700 ,6C7 .650 .600 .500 .600 .250 .222 „ A n d W e H a v e It >U C A N T ENJOY LIFE American Asaoc'itllon Toledo, 5; Minneapolis, 2. Columbus, 1; St. I’nul, 0. Louisville, 2; Milwaukee, 11. Indianapolis, 4; Kansas City. 8. Your B ank N O—T IC E ! „ und ,l Wa* ful1 t,f thl> ° t the At roses that grow out in the Cnlifomin A t sunshine. She had been over to the At new home a friend had just bought At und in the garden she saw this rose, and she picked it and brought it right Southern Association over to me. A t Chattanooga, 7; Memphis, 11. “ That doesn’t seem so much when A t Mobile, 5; Birmingham, !*. I tell it— but it means worlds to me. A t Nashville, 4; Little Rock, 11. The rose was beautiful nnd perfect— At New Orleans, 8; Atlanta, 1. but it wasn’t the rose so much that made me happy as it was that mother G AM ES TO D A Y thought o f men nnd the little Orlando at Jacksonville. Pll-nsurc she could give me. 1 did cry Lakeland nt Tampa. tbon—good nnd hard— bu*t they were St. Petersburg at Daytona. n<,t enDrcly tired or unhappy tears— ,bey wcre mostly tears o f Joy nnd .HAG UE S T A N D IN G Krat'tude thnt I had been allowed to Florida State League l h« wonderful pnlship a real Won Lost mother can give. St. Petersburg than over at times like this Daytona .......... Nothing nicer for gifts than fine doc* my bcnrt K° out t0 the poor lit•thorny Going helpw cost for tw o tie orphnns it has been my privilege Lakeland at the Herald office. 18-3tn to bc*P 8 hit *nd *° «very girl who is Orlando not so fortunntc an I— to hnve my T nmPn Herald wam ads get results ] mother always with me. Seems like Jacksonville 5 Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound­ ed, brings hack the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray, Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to moke it at i home, which is mussy and trouble­ some. , Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for “ Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound." You will get a 1 large bottle o f this old-time recipe im proved by the addition o f other in- m gradients, at very little cost. Every- * body uses this preparation now, be- * rouse no one can possibly tell thnt you * darkened your hair, as it does it so ■ naturally and evenly. You dampen a £ sponge or soft brush with it and draw J this through your hair, taking one ■ small strand nt n time; by morning * the gray hair disappears, nnd after ■ another application or two, your hair ■ becomes beautifully dark, thick nnd ■ glossy nnd you look years younger.— Adv. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE I f EITHER AND CROP CONDI. DONS IN FLORIDA FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 18, 1922 £ ADM ISSION, 25c nnd 50c REFRIGERATORS Southern Association Won I-ost _____ 7 4 I.itt'e Rock Mobile -----Nashville .. Memphis — New Orleans Atlanta ..... Birmingham Chattanooga Thia U positively the beat RefrlcaraFinest line lU tlon ery In. the city tor on the Market Today ■old below coat to make room fo r our offices. Herald Printing Co. 18-8tp ---------- CALL AND SEE IT--------- A C om plete S tocks There is a satisfaction in know ing that when you send fo r a thin g that you w ill g e t it. It is our purpose to maintain our stocks so that you will not be disappointed. Another thing,— the price is not ad­ vanced during a temporary local shortage. W e are at your service all the time. Chase & Company Phone 536 GROWERS SUPPLIES SANFORD • M ARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor C E M E TE R Y W O RK A S P E C IA L T Y 1018 West Flint Street lilSWoot Flrwt tftroot �• *9^* ■Jv* , PACK POUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, A PR IL 24, 1922 and bright eyes, they seemed but a O N E M ILLIO N D O LLA R S continuation o f the fair Gowers that ASKED FO R FLOOD A ll dogs found running at largo on PRO TECTIO N IN V A L L E Y bloomed at their feet. As U always ; i i i ;■« k » the esse at the Lake Monroe ochool, •A# atreeta a fter today without a Uin r T a p A a a o r la tr S P r r a i l the program was well worth while oanao tag on them will ~be killed by W A SH IN G TO N , April 21.— The and not a break occured in the well the policeman wherever found. Thla emergency appropriation o f one m il­ ordered children through the even­ la a city ordinance and w ill bo *olion dollars to fight the flood in Miss­ ings performance. *Aa number after forced to the letter. issippi river, wil be asked o f Con­ number was happily staged the aud­ J. A. K JLU B R E W , gress today by Southern leaders, ience grew more enthusiastic till the 80-fitc Chief Police with approval o f budget by director closing song when many pressed fo r­ Dawes. ward expressing their pleasure and H E LP E D HER MOTHER W ONDER­ The resolution was rushed through sounding praises o f the school a id FU LLY the Senate and House and an hour the many fine little girls and boys In these days o f "flu ," coughs, colds, after the introduction it was approved and the talent displayed. Some of -croup and whooping cough, it la well by lioth houses. Fund Is made avail, the catchy piecoB upon the program Ya know that every year there are able Immediately. were “ The Foreign Language Les­ used more bottles of Foley’e Honey son" nnd “ The Fan D rill" by tho B E LF A S T, April 21.— Firing was Primary room nnd the "Color F air­ and T a r than o f any other cough again in progress in the Eastern sec­ ies'' and the "Gceut Chicken Stealing esadlclne. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, 516 W. Gth fit , Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: “ Foley's tion of Belfast today. Serfgeant spe­ Case" by the intermediate and Prim­ Honey and Tar relieved me of a hack­ cial Ulster constabulary the first cas­ ary rooms combined. This little ing cough, tickling in the throat, ualty o f the day. Three deaths and playlet proved such a success thst wheezing and pains in the cheat. It wounded Inst night raised the Easter requests hnvo come in from differ­ la helping my mother wonderfully." tide list to twelve. ent sources begging a repetition next That'e why druggists recommend FolMonday evening, when the Grammar Try a Herald Want Ad today. ay*a. Sold •vi-rywhere.— Adv. school rooms has its closing exercises Misses Rena Mann and Catherine l ake received many compliments upon V A U D E V IL L E , M EN'S CLUB their performance) upon the piano, — P A R IS H HOUSE, TU E SD A Y, h their efforts being very satisfactory A P R I L 25TH. 21-5lc * ha after only this years term o f school. te The Herald for Post Cards. The Grammar school room will give Fa ftn tv» ha Fa fci *a M H lonj&y ev­ ening at ft o'clock. Mis. W. F. BlackMrs. Pop* Washington loft for her man of Monroe will deliver the clos­ home in New York City after settling ing address to the graduates. A large *ip the estate of her father T. G. crowd from this community and near­ Roebuck. by towns ure expected to be present. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. J. Nowell w e r o , Several zealous members of the visitors in Orlando Thursday. Baptist church here gave nico dona­ A. V. nnd J. K. Fuller were trans­ tions us Easter offerings. Among acting business in Sanford Thursday. Mr. Hayward o f Orlando tens an them was the following: Three uoata o f white paint, labor, etc., in beauti­ out <>f town visitor Thursday. Miss Omnh Allen spent the week­ fying the church, by J. II. Johnson; end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. n new well, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ja­ TIIOS. J. A. REIDY cobs; lining fur Baptistry, Robert Hill Allen. Attorney and Connsellor.at-I.aw Saturday afternoon the l,ongw»od Mann nnd Mr. Barnett; piping from well to Baptistry, L. B. Mann. Practicing In Htate and Federal Courts baseball nine played I.nke Monroe. Mr. slid Mrs. M. L. Hartline and Scoro being Cl to 1* in favor o f Lako Over Seminole County Dank daughter, Mrs. Leon Byrd have re­ Monroe. Mr. Hartline Mr. John Dunbnr nnd Miss Elsie moved to Arkansas. sold his home to Mr. I’cavyhouie of were visitors in San'ord Tuesdny. G eorge A . DeCottes Sanford. 1 1 . Miller o f Jacksonville spent Tues­ Atlorney-at-Lnw dny with J. E. Phipps. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black of ChuluOver .Seminole County Hank Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel were vis. oto have purchased an acre o f land SANFORD FLORID A itors in Sanford Tuesday. from T. K. Wainwright nt the corn­ Rev. Kerr Uoyce Tupper preached er of First and Monroe streets and S. 0 . Shinholser to a large audience Sunday night in will erect a general store and conduct the library. the same. Contractor and Builder There will lie services at Christ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ferrell Coleman o f SANFORD -:FLO RID > Church Sunduy P. M. at 11:110. Rev. Miami visited Mr. and Mrs. Neal Father Peek of Sanford officiating. Coleman one day last week. .Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson nnd little S M IT H IiROS. Mrs. Joseph Wainwright of Pear­ daughter Helen spent the week-end son visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. G a ra g e and Machine Co. with Mr. and Mrs. Hill Allen. T. E. Wainwright. J. E. Phipps left Wednesday for Tom Forrester of First street has Expert Auto Repair Work Pnlmcttn and other southern points. Phone 30 Comer First and Oak Miss Helen Moran resumed teach­ ing Monday after an illness o f two “ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOODS weeks. Miss Sweat o f Geneva' sub­ stituted while Miss Moran was ab­ Quick Service T ran sfei sent N O TIC E TO DOC O W NERS :• •f r L0NGW00D : PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : sold his residence and several acre* o f land to Mr. Gibba o f Atlanta. Mr. Forrester and son have began to erect new homes. Mr. Staunton has purchased five acres o f land from Mr. Booth and wil erect a new house. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McKenney and children have returned from a visit to Mnp. McKcnncys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russ o f Apopka. Mr. &nu Mrs. Brooks o f Osteen visited friends here Sunday and at­ tended church. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black o f Chuiota were in this section Monday on business. , Mr. John Bell has returned from a business trip to Atlanta. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Bolly nnd fam ­ ily and Mr. and Mrs. Kalserman and fnmily spent Sunday at Palm Springs. The Monroe boys played an Interest­ ing game o f basebatl with the Long- Mr. and Mrs. Vaugh and Mlza ]n wood boys SatunUy( winning the game by a score o f 14 to ®, H »* Boles spent Sunday at Daytona. Monroe boys have scored a victory Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Marsh of p * game so fa r thla season. Land spent Easter with Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lake, Mr. and Albert Hawkins. Mrs. J. D. Talbott, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bell, Mr. Kalsermnn, Mr. Studorff, Fred and Truman Billy , Miss Linda Miiesc and Henry Miles spent a pleasant day at Fort Florida fish­ ing. Miss Bessie Swaggerty ia recover­ ing after being confined to l.er home by illness. OP! ‘ r i 'V b ■ LOOK! AND LISTEN! Si ■af Brother Blue and Brother Gtleot of Lakeland are conducting a revij. al service at thla place in the Int^ eat o f the Methodist faith. Mr. and lir a . R. T . Wynne children spent Sunday at Mt. Dors. Rev. Sexton o f Memphis will .u n a series o f meetings at tho Bapti* church here April 26. ■JLi dm ISltr NEW PERFECTION O il Cook Stores and Ovens r?5 a T H ERE’S no imolec and smeU to make disagree­ able work o f coo king with the New Perfection Oil Stove. Clean, intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the Same stays where you set it. We'll be glad to demonstrate how easily you can regulate the New Perfection for any sort o f cooking. Wehavetlie NewPerfection Oven also— and it bakes perfectly. ■ ■ A M E R I C A N L E G IO N P U T S O N B IG n S P O R T IN G E V E N T 0 m Prize for best Rifle Shot— Open to legionnaires Prize fer best Rifle Shot— ripen to Ladles' only. 22 Calibre R ifle used in nil contests Prizes for best Trap Shoot— open to all. Concert by American Legion Hand on the grounds of San­ ford Rod and Gun Club nt Snnford B E G IN N IN G M ONDAY, M A Y 1ST. A T 2:00 P. M. S J. C. HUTCHISON in churge o f Rifle Contests , DR. R A L P H E. STEVENS in chnrge of Trap Shoot Sanford Furniture Co. G E O R G E G. H E R R IN G , Post Commander K. R. M U R R E L L , Jr., Post A d ju tan t Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; If no tell ua. Phone t!)N Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE N N t t h h l l i N I l l Fa Fa S LAKE MONROE £ Fa 114 Fa Fu Fa Fa Fa fci Fa Fa Fa M Call 146-J W. R A W LIN G . Prop. SA N F O R D NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLEIt, Prop. General Shop and Mil) W o rk CONTRACTOR and BUILDE1 117 Commercial Street Banfsrd, Fla Real Estate and Insurance FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Ganerml Machine and Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; IM .n xe Pistons; Oversize Hinge and Pins; Flywheel 0 Steel Gear Bands; Creak Shafts retam ed; agents for Callle Inboard and Outboard M o to r s .-----------Phona 61 W H Y N O T TR Y INK'S REPAIR SHOP W HEN YOUR CAR IB O U T OF WHACK Waahingand Polishing a Special!) Foot of First Street. Sanford Avenue A L L WORK G U A R A N TE E D Rayfield C arbu rators Installed and Guaranteed by S an fo rd B attery Service Com pany ■ i IF RACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS FLUSH YOUR K I D N E Y K OCCAS­ IO N ALLY IF YOU EAT M E A T R E G U LA R L Y Geo. W . K night .SANFORD Krdlnnt children smilingly greeted numerous patrons nnd friends Friday evening at the closing exercises of Die Primary and Intermediate rooms uf Lake Monroe School, Beautiful flowers decorated the stage nnd as the grand march sounded and the happy children filed In and hanked heavily upon Hie rostrum in their pretty frocks, with their rosy checks No tnan or woman who eats meat regularly can muke a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says u well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs the kid­ ney pores so they sluggishly fille r or strain onlp art o f the waste nnd pois­ ons from the blood, then von get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, constipa­ tion, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders come from sluggish kidneys. The niument you feel a dull ncho In the kidneys or your buck hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular o f passage or at­ tended by n sensation o f scalding, get about four ounces o f Jml Baits from any reliable pharmacy and take a tnblcspooiifnl in n glass o f water be­ fore breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grains and lemon juice, combined with lithln and has been used for gen­ erations to flush clogged kidneys nnd stimulate them to activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is Inexpensive and cannot injure; makes a delightful efferves­ cent llthin-watcr drink which nil reg­ ular meat inters should lake now nnd then to keep the kldnrys clean and the blood pure, thereby avoiding seriotta kidneys complications.— Adv. Them llru qm it* lia r* M U R A L I N K in ■lock. 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Our files arc filled with letters from grateful users who have been restored to health by the use of F E R R A LIN E . Your druggist will tel! you o f the remarkable virtues that it possesses. I f you are suffering from indigestion— if you are listless, run-down nnd unambitious— let Mother Nature bring you back to health through F E R R A LIN E . I f you aro suffering from headaches and hack pnins caused by ill-func­ tioning kidneys, or are suffering from the poisons thrown out by n liver not performing its duties properly, start on the road to returned health by taking F E R R A LIN E . Th* Frrralint Distributing Co., Tampa, F lo rid a . -r*\ t b , �. ■■■ -X .Tmi— v THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, APR IL 24, 1922 ISOCIETY i^ jc s s r " PAGE FIVE Punch was served throughout tbo Their lives sre blended into ons. --------------- evening, at a prettily decorated ta­ Thru all these many years ble in the hall, by Mra. E. M. Carroll, and at a Into hour, deliciaui refreah- TTmi joy and sorrow and sometimes tears menta consisting o f chicken salad, They have walked together side by saltinea, olives, picklcj, wafers, angsl side feed and gold cake and coffee, were served by Misses Mnry and Louise With nothing to disturb or their love divide. s n T j ; ,vr. s s s s » f c - a i Fields and Ethel Kersey. The follow ing program was ren­ Sometimes friends, the world goes dered during the evening: wrong SOCIAL CALENDAR Piano duct— "Parade o f the A m i- For God gives grief with the g ift o f rong , , Organ Club will m<H»t gans"— Elizabeth # Shoemaker, Mrs. S. W. Walker. Sometimes poverty but your love is Vocal Solo— "L ittle Gray Home In more “ ‘T r T s V . * '• «’ the W est."— Mildred Lee. To you than riches and gotden store. Violin solo— (a ) Cradle Song, iK °' Houser; (b ) In the Gloaming— There will coma u long sad day m CaiM h" t0' " ' 0 lh " When one or the other will bo taken Mrs. P. M. Boyd. away Readings—Group o f love poems But on that happy goldon shore in c .M a i(t i \ t \ \ and Rosa from the Sign! Hose— Mrs, ,f M l- F « W .rt .n You’ll be happier than you wcko beNewberry. , ,k gt_ (t four o clock. fore. 1 * . _______ __ i Vocal duct— "S ilver Threads . * £ ^ * . B H dr I . r t » . B jMRS. E. M. CARRO LL. Among the Gold.----- Mr. and Mrs. S V * « . * " h Mr*‘ * A‘ H. It. Lalng. April 21, 1922 FOR S A L E B Y A L L GROCERS Vfirman a* boitesa. Last but not least was the poem Piano Solo— "L ove Song," Ambrose |f,to«a<Ur-LlteratuM and Music written by Mrs. Carroll's father who ,g S 5 E l of the Woman • Club — Mrs. S. W. Walker. is 80 years old: Vocal solo—"W hen You and I were ftjrBUy Mr*. Harry Hecrcn will Young, M a ggie"— Lilly Ruth Spen­ titrrtaln the member* of the MerTO MR. A N D MRS. P. FIELD S W H O LE S A LE DISTRIBUTORS cer. r> Matron* Rrid*o Club. Time in its flight FLO RID A Headings— "The Lapse o f Memory" Murks twenty-five years tonight p* Ndlie Turner t’ircle will meet — Miss Ora Williams. With silvery gifts so bright Pinro Solo— Julia Laing, yn F. B. Whittle’s, 100 French Since the sacred knot was tied Vocal solo—"O , Love o f Mine" That made sweet Oscie my bride. |ji«na«, on Wednesday as near 3:30 as We have no rail-splitters now, but Notice of Application for Tax Deeds 19 S „ Range 30 E, 110 acres. The said Keiss— P. M. Boyd. — then thry will proceed to the land being assessed nt tho dntu o f the Under Section 575 of the Grneral Violin solo— "Believe me, i f all O Time, deal gently in coming years. whcn wc comPar« Pttcts nnd covc‘ of Mr* Kenneth Robbins in Statutes, Laws o f Florida issuance o f such certificate in the a„ All member* are urged to at- Those Endearing Young Charms."— Until the golden wedding day op- nn,' ,f' lt occun' to u* thal WB » ,t’ n« l name o f Elizabeth Kissel. pcnr8 |without hair-splitters. Noticc is hereby given that Charles rj u B KooJ lime is expected with Mrs. P. M. Boyd. Also: Tax Certificate No. 22, dat­ A t the conclusion o f the program To brighten again this home o f lovo I). Cary, purchaser o f Tax Certificate of the oldest members. I’ lonso ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, has the folowing original poem* written Till they reunite in heaven above, No. Ill, dated the 2nd day of June, A. Vjj r,-ed!e and thimble. filed said certificate In my office nnd qml read by Mrs. E. M. Carrol): 1 — Written by J. Hill Jones. D, 1919, has filrd said certificate in has made upplifitlon fo r tax deed to my office nnd has made application D ED IC ATED TO MR. A N D MRS. ciIVKH WEDDING ANNI­ There will bo an important meet­ for tax deed to issue in accordance issue in accordance with law. Said VERSARY, W . P. FIELD S certificate embraces the following de­ ing o f the Literature nnd Music De­ Tt* ittractivc home of Mr. and (On*their 25th wedding anniversary) U r a L I x / a v U L i \ T r i a l the following described property in scribed prpoerty situated in Seminole partment o f the Woman's Club, y.-v W. I’. Field* was the scene of Twenty-five years ago today llcg. NW Wednesday afternoon nt four o’clock. Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: W County, Florida, to-wit: fci’.Jiess Friday evening when they He led n maiden homo to Btay P A IN R IG H T O U T W ITH 1-2 o f SB 1-1 Of SW 1-4 " f 8W 1-1 and cor o f N E 1*4, Sec. 32, Twp. 19 S., The hour being changed on account RUB euniirtd a largo number of their In a cottage ho had tried his best S M A L L T R IA L B O TT LE OF OLD of the Memorinl exercises being held 8 W l-1 o f SB 1-4 o f SW 1-4 and Range 30 E. Run E 12 chs., S 20 ch. fan!*, tfce occasion being their Sil- To make a coxy little nest. “ ST. JACOBS O IL " in the Park nt three o’clock. It is N W 1-4 o f SW 1-4 lying E of W line to S and L E Ity W ly along same wr Wedding anniversary. hoped that nil members o f the deo f Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N and 7 1-2 ch., N 29 deg. W 10.90 ch., W 10 It was something fine twenty-five Quantities of fragrant pink and partment will be present years ago Kidneys cause Backache? No! S by GfiO ft. E nnd W in SE corner nnd ch., S 11-13 ch., N Ely 23 ch., S 14 deg., site roje*. snd oleanders in baskets They have no nerves, therefore can less N. 7 1-2 eh.) Sec. 29, Twp. 19 S, E 8 ch., S 64 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W rrii ir.d petted plants, were most To look in his handsome face and D. A. R. M E ETIN G know not cause pain. Listen! Your back­ Range 30 E., containing 25 ncrcs. The o f E line of Sec. nnd 10 ch. N o f S. gtatkily used in the spacious line o f N E 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor. The April meeting o f the Snllie ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica said Innil being assessed nt the date raezi cf this attractive home. In That he would walk by her side thru o f NW 1-4 of Sec. N to N W cor. of o f the ixsunncc of such certificate in life Harrison Chapter N. S. D. A. R. was or a strain, and the quickest relief i* tk dining room the refreshments Sec. E to beg. 107 ncrcs. Tho said the name of Elizabeth Kissel. To help her bear its petty strife. held Inst evening nt »thc Woman’s soothing, penetrating "S t. Jacob’s Oil.” vis covered with n beautiful A lso: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat­ land being asses soil nt tho date of tho I Rub it right on your painful back, bet dofa, and centered with the It was something fine twenty-five Club, Mrs. Craig Hnrris hostess. The club rooms were charming : nnd instantly the soreness, stiffness ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 11*19, issuance o f such certificate in tho stdfing cake ice in white, nround years ngo name o f Jacob Kissel. « base cf which was an attractive To look in her pretty face and know with baskets and vases o f A p ril’s and lameness disappears. Don’t slay has filed said certificate in my office Unit’l l said certificates ahull ho re­ and has made application for tax deed crippled! Get a small trial bottle of choicest flowers. TiEfem From, ths , That shc w„ t'0 Wnlk ,, int of ferns. ....... — — ----- b- his side deemed according to law, tux deed will to issue in accordance with law. Said "St. Jacobs O il" from your druggist Mrs. J. N. Whitner’s paper on "Old her to the comers o f the fa* tatjinJ ur. jjfc ,i,.n certificate embraces tbo following de­ issue thereon on tho 15th day of May, and limber up. A moment alter it is Trails and Historic Spots p f Florida were festoon* of graceful aspar- T)( bc a tnic nnd hnppy w ifc . scribed property situated in Seminole A . D. 1922. applied you'll wonder what became of and Our Own Seminole County," was ftra*, fastrned with white ribWitness my official signature and County, Florida, to-wit: All N’ E 1-4 It is something fine when the world most interesting nnd instructive. It the backache or lumbago pain. Hull old, honest "St. Jacobs O il" ill Sanford Grant (less beg. 15 Iks. seal this 10th day of April, A . D. 1922. fvas voted that a copy be sent to tbe Bn, Alfred l.iljn welcomed the goes ill (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, r.«’i it the rl r, and Mrs. L. P. To know she’s faithful and loves you *D. A. R. Magazine nnd nlso to our whenever you have sciatica, neuralgia, W o f N K cor. run W to intersection Clerk Circuit Court, o f W line of Sanford Grant, SWly rheumatism or sprains, as it is abso­ k m introduced them to the restill state press reporter. along Grant line 15.150 ch , E 4,08 eh , Seminole County, Fla. lutely harmless and doesn't burn tin *mtg line. In the receiving tine To feel when sunshine is hid from W c unanimously added to our 4-IO-Ctdh Bv: A. Me W E E K S, D r. N E ly 17.55 ch. to beg,), Sec. 31, Twp. skin.— Adv. art Mr. srd Mrs. Fields and their sight honorary membership, Mrs. Emma I* ‘. ' _ , < ! 11 Good n £ gS 5£ -(«-— W ig h t g r o c e r y co. OlICH! LAME BACK! RUB LUMBAGO OR I) Af'l/Af'UC' AWAY w’,*‘ *“w' 8*1*1ccrHf!cntc embraces wrg diughtrrs, Misses Mnrv and Fl*id*. Mrs. Field* wore sKtiul pawn of oyster white crepe s t, the bodice being basque effect, Uti Uby iriih Inre nnd hand mr.de i, while the skirt was a draped frd'- Htr liippcrs of whito satin those worn at her wedding, 25 wn »n>. She carried n bride's »T-rt of brides roses. Misses wore becoming frocks o f white ffx-'iJie, trimmed with hand made *»rn. She's there to help yon the light. , ... n . . , . It is something fine to feel her near When life with its sorrows seems hard Jo bear To feel when you falter a clasp divine O f her tender and trusting hand In thine. HolntRR ICcclcr, motlksu ui our vaiuod regent, Mrs. W. E. Wntson. Mrs. Keeler was o f great service to the organizing regent o f the Snllie Har­ rison Chnptoi nnd her ltonrd, while organizing. Shc has been n M. D , for years. Mrs. John Leonard!, chairman an Patriotic Education, reported that the prizes for the schools had bees He Is to her joy o f life received! She is to him a devoted w ife A fte r the business ndjfturned, the Like tho spray o f the ocean seems to meeting wns turned over to our kiss tho sun chnrming hostess, and a most pleas­ ant social hour wns enjoyed by a large attendance. Mrs. Hnrris served delicious refreshments, assisted by Mrs. Herring, Mrs. B. A . Peterson, nnd Mrs. Thomas F. East. MRS. B. J. S T A R L IN G , Press Reporter. Study The Prices and Quality a Announcing New ' H I N U T t HAN SI (Series 22) $1745 The Herald fo r Post Cards. KEEP TH E V E G E TA B LE G A R D E N COMING A customer can be caught by a B ARG AIN , but il takes Q U A L IT Y ta hold him. Q uality "■11 remain long a fter price is forgotten . PRICES tt0 alt' enabled to g iv e you because -we do business at less expense and as fo r QUALITY tthgu.tianteeS A T IS F A C T IO N on every ar tide that we sell. Could w e do more? give us a t r ia l 9 Kanner’s Department Store * n,*°CKS FROM TH E HIGH PRICES -l'* Sanford Avenue___________________ ......... " " . " " ' ■ — Phone 550 “■ W W M K M M H M H n H w m H M There is no basis for the idea that vegetables cannot bo grown in Flor­ ida during the hot summer months, nnd those vegetables in the garden that will soon be depleted should be replnntcd or others planted to take their plnccs. This is tho advice of R. A. Carlton who has had consid­ erable gardening experience nnd who hns made a study o f generni garden­ ing rules fo r the state at the Flor­ ida College o f Agriculture. For early summer he ndvises plan­ ting .Stringless Green Pod snap­ beans nnd Siovn butterbeans, saying, that they will givo good results. Tho huttorbenna will bear all summer, if trained on a trellis and kept culti­ vated. Other suggestions are as fol­ lows: Brabham nnd Whip-poor-will cowpeas arc suitable for this season. R^th arc excellent garden peas, but the form er fa earlier. A few hills o f cucumbers (klondiko,) watermelons (Tom Watson,) squqash (patty pan,) cnntalopes, (Paul Rose,) nnd pumpkins will yield surprisingly well in the sum­ mer. A few rows o f Country Gentleman of Stovall’s Evergrqnn sweet corn should be planted every ten days till well Into the summer. London Purple eggplants are good fo r summer conditions nnd may bo planted quite late In the summer nnd no garden should exclude peppers and okra. White Japanese radish, planted late in April or earljr May, will provide a delicious green vegetable fo r the table after the latter part o f June. it;f il Thli price U $ 2 4 0 L E S S then lowett previous price on a Lexington equipped with famous Ansted Engine, Including Moore Multiple Exhaust System ■u V T H I S new car is offered for the express purpose of unquestionably establishing the greatest fine car value at the lowest price on the market. It is sure to be the big automobile sensation of 1922! It will do a ll things a fine car should do— do them better and more economically— and will endure longer. W c know that this claim will not go unchallenged and arc only eager to prove it by actual performance demonstrations. Get jhe most for your money— get this new Lexington! 70 horse pow er— 123-inch wheelbase— 3 2 x 4 V r inch cord tires— genuine leather upholstery— cable brake system and other exclusive features A carload o f the new Series 22 w ill arrive this w eek; two o f which w e have been given orders for since the reduc­ tion. W e will have one fo r you. il <B. & O. ZMOTOR CO. 209 P A R K A V E N U E - ■ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . V flU � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 1922; <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/d368b3058e513f2cb5f3dc649266f17b.pdf e520157cf5ca2bd2f999e61b9b3903cb PDF Text Text SANFORD bstantial •The City Substantial** IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W ORLD S GREATEST V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. APRIL 25. 1926 VOLUME HI' NU M BER 25 T H E F O LLO W IN G ESSAYS W EBB W IU TTE N HY S I l'D E N TS OF T H E SA N FO R D HH .il SCHOOL >pps»n for Seminole nding Raise W hen Others Keiuse T, KEY WEST SEAPLANE ! MAY BE LOST .i,,r.l „f County Commission- today. ' . mct at the call .. m Saturday. »'»-• . Chairman L. A . ners S. W. l- i with v F Enuningt-r unci L < urlctt, * ltn \ . r*. n . ... Dei it. Clerk and C. M. • . , , ■ _ Naval seaplane* of the At ‘ *‘ ft hen this morn »»• " " plan. Pilot* Muskk and Richardson, Me c| « n,c Roderick, Dr. Eugene Low e pharmacist; Leslie Curry and u worn » • 7 nn PMsengcr front Havanan whose n.-imo wa* not learned. It is hi , ■ j, v , ' ,, - *ht , an- ners: L. P. Ila- h« ro ° ° « « » u n t o f high wind th. .Santa Maria anchored ut the shoal, mley announced Androe Islands The seaplane wai , of till* meeting was being prepared for « flight to New . uk. ui lb. matter of the raise o f, York an'1 htt,J o f fo ‘Ml 'ln', h|M,ri m e, i. »nty, a* ordered mechanical parU aboard. ti Hun. M L Dawson, state tux l M L I IIH IS T TO HUN ejiiiitrr. Ctrk of th. Hoard here read u let-* A f.A IN S T 1 K A M M K L I. ter fi.m Mr. Dawson, wherein he »<r , l " I'1 “ * * raise instead of T A J I,,A f Apri| 25.— Over long dis» IU -. raise as at first ordered. tancc telephone form er governor A L ,„ :,.r ..M Knu.mnger offered tho ^ w o ik .hrhti nt j ncW, onv|||e, ! • «•* move? , £ last night Informed the Tampa Mor* ..Htion.wh..h was duly seconded by n(nR Trjbunc thnt hr hn(, decldod to i cnir K ( url.-tt, and adopted. ' ' ' > " . . n i l no. n candidate for the United States „ cnata in the democratic primary of 11 1 ,ll,t June *5, against Senator Park T W . than most o f the coun- mc||f who a<K>kl rc. Joction. Th„ fo r . ( u.m > 1mer governor has hern meeting with " w “ “ aril of County fricndll n, Jncknonvi||P th(. ,„ 8t fcw - m and for Seminole dny Mnd his decision is a result of ..tel the Tax Assessor th„ 0 nlect|ng.. • ’ -r ' M ttl r,* l General Gilchrist was governor of ’- 1 ,aJt ,l"H. which p|oridn f ron, )!I0H to , 9I2( being see­ / ceetlcd to the office by Mr. Trnmmull ■- ... >.t Semi- ...i. ., . • v.no * i uiii the guDcruntorial mansion into the senate. Six years . . . . . wi ""JW ago, when Mr. Trammell sought nnd l,“ tl *N '* ' nWr won #thi* nrnntnrahip n g iin iit'N . I*. Bryant then senator* <;• neral Qil« the tune tin* Board ac- rhriat ,|nd pp|T). Wn|| nIi0 v lax A Why Sanford Should Have Adequate <ms pinrc, mu in the Inst few years, Sanford hus progressed rapidly and ha* ontcrown the library like other things. Sanford should lend this m o­ tion o f Floridn In all thine*, hut even Orlando, who doe* not have Snnford'n chanre nnd advantage* for bo* • "mine one o f the first cities in Forida, bn* voted and panned n bond for the erection o f a large public library. What an advantage n good liiirnry would be to the people of Satifonl! Matty hard working men and women would find relaxation nnd forgetfu l­ ' >•«* from the hard reality o f life, in a well-supplied fiction section. Thenare time* in school work when it in imperative tjjat other text-booka should be used for reference. School librniien are often limited and there are always other student* who want the name book at the name time. What Sanford student would not re­ joice in the use of u well supplied his­ tory section? O• f course there ure many other section* that would tie used. Sometime or other, everyone tome* to the public library for enlighiment. The lawyer, the architect, anti even a bostons in searrh of new amusements and games for her guests. Sonic people ure nut ill the position to buy hooks frequently to read, while it is the wish and right of everyone to read good inspiring hook*. Ilrook* Fletcher says: “ Tell me what you read, and I ’ll tell you what you are." \t a public library one may find plen­ ty of good, helpful hook* and the cost of a card is n trifle. A neat, well kept, nice-looking building is ulw-nys an asset to a city, ami what true citizen would not have a feeling o f pride, when showing « stranger through the city, to Ik* able »*■ s»ool to an imposing iiuiiiimg aim say, “ Oh, yes, and that is SA N FO R D ’S P U B LIC LI HR A R Y .” Alice Runyon, fla t s of '“ .'l. I; ' " ’* “ onkrctl by candidate*. , tl 1 ‘ ! '• I,'l > u ‘ ,u General Gilchrist's home I* in Punur .*r th, ii.i|,i. -mon that all other , (| CJonla •• state would be raised __________________ ; thereby cause an I inJ thi, xmkhican legion tJt e« th, State would a). t .t- m,Huge to he lowered, »r.,l. S P tlllT IX G EVENT A N D R IF L E SHOOT _______ 9 Uf ’ ' >n* and tax pay* county have raised ■*t against this raise -i t.aw r,-.|uested this ' ommissioners to *L nt- in g it the order of 1 1 luolizcr, ordering a t d. d. and, B-*nr.l of County I.- I'-Iieve that in fair• to Seminole county, ' equalizer should rescind '••rt-nc,- to n raise in It Resolved, by the ' '■> 'ommissioners of that inasmuch ns I Dawson, State Equalha* eon fit to rescind ' vend of the counties '-hi Board of County •' >1 hereby urgently re1* 'I L. Dawson, to re- The Campbell l^.rsing Post AmerIfat1 Legion will put *m n big sportinK event here on May flr*t nt the Rad nnd Gun Club ground* at which time the yw lll give away prises for the liest rifle shot, open to Legion­ wires, fo r the h,**t rifle shot among the Indies nnd fo r the Iscnt trap shooting open to nil. The rifle shoots will be held with 22 rifles and promto lie some great sport. Watch. ------------------------Ralph llronson up the Key- W,-*t Sauthern Dell Telephone exchange is the city for a few dny* shaking hands with many old friends. Ralph the manager o f the local tcleI’hone exchange here fo r many year* ttn'l he and his good wife numbered their friends by their ncqunlntancrs. Ealph likes Key West but he will ncvpr lose his love fo r Sanford nnd hi* many Sanford friend*. to ■ r.u-.li. , utm>,, I ' " ’ ‘ he 22n.l day o f A pril,. " "■ FRENCH WILL INSIST POINCARE’S TERMS OR LEAVE CONFERENCE (It? T lir \ **n rln lrtl | 'rra «i LONDON, A pril 25.— A Central News dispatch from Grn<ui say* from reliable information the French delegation received instructions today to insist at the conference upon the terms contained in Premier PoIncaircV speech Monday. The message says the French delegates declared they will press for forty-eight-hour ultimatum to Bussin or break from the conference nltogeth.-r. Poinrnire's speech created consternation in con­ ference circles. ---- Russian M inister ill) Tk* U s.irlitlril Illy T k r \ Adamson W a s Com m anded to T h row U p H ands and Killed as H e Obeyed ft «t I'rra ti ■jbt G L A S 3 ,0 ,G , Um Associated P tc m today that A ! ' ' radium treat- Bed resistance to the Husslnn principl, ,,1 () Ddloway wa* approv-jdf nationalization blocking the ccon omlc conference. " I t 1* obvious," hi l.,ard #|| " ^ ! l,rther business this *®id, "the only serious obstacles t, hetj r, ' V ' " 1 ,0 Du‘«t again at their l*ace with Russia atld general recon M*y 2ruj y ". " " ' Mug k e id Tuesday, struction arc pretensions o f few fo r •• • h nier owners of property in Russia.” " ' NK 1 1 0 1 WEDNESDAY ANNOUNCEMENT M bs '' a e -Gth. 1022 holid '^M D H IAL D AY, a legal Yhe play that was to have been givv .ii " ,ki* all the hanks on at tke 1’ rincess Theater tonight by *r-l h ■' " ' a*k ,k,> ‘lpP<>»itor* tkc Hanford Dramatic Cluh will he 1* *'> tak,* notice of this. played at the High School Auditor"I'm Goine e • , ,uni*"hnnge was made necesBear 0|,| Florl,l« *,nck U #ary ,,n BCf0U|}b o f the Star Theatre knnidcr'i piann u, * .’.I'V' nt ^ * n* , nioving to the Princess. The play will n * « . S l M , , W . l . t a Block. W ,h , H ltV S,h™ l, M .y ■JO-tfp 5th. 26-p SEA HOARD A U TH O R IZ E D TO PU R C H A SE SU PI LIES FOR IM PR O V E M E N TS ment as Candidate for U. S. Senate, Surprise At Jacksonville Where lie Made rlwlon Yesterday (Ilf Tkr W A N T T A R IF F ON SH IN G LES IN TH E SE N A TE • Hr T k r V a - o r la ir d I 'r r a a , W A SH IN G TO N , April restoration In the House duty o f fifty cents n shingles, was asked o f • 25— lh c ta riff thousand the hill on Senate Finance Committee today by twentyfive senators o f the Republican A g ri­ cultural ta riff block. Shingles arc now on the free list. I ll> T k r \«%«»r Ixttr «| I'rra ti M A N C H E STER, Ky . April 25.— Feudist* o f Clay county joined liuiida with civil authorities to dean up Mill • 'reek district following action if Cir­ cuit Judge Johnson who yesterday Is­ sued warrants for the arrest o f two hundred resident* o f the mountain ter­ ritory. All persons in Mill Creek territory over twelve years o f age will he taken into custody by a po**« in Johnson's drive to stop lawlessness in the mountains. PoMcmcr, are comb­ ing the hills bringing in prisoners. Many for whom warrants were issued voluntarily surrendering, others plan­ ning to leave county and some inti­ mated they won't come in. Johnson announced he would clean up Mill t'c-ek if it required the assistance o f one thiiiKiind soldiers. W A SH IN G TO N , April 25.— Sena­ tor Borah, Republican, Idnho, states in n letter to the Pocatello, Idaho, Post, American Legion that if he vot­ ed for the soldiers* bonus hill “ it would he ii simple matter o f barter in which I use the people's money to buy somebody’* vote." The letter was in response to a telegram rec­ eived by the senator from the Poca­ tello post and was made public to­ night by him. “ I observe in your telegram," it said, “ the thieut which you implied­ ly make a sto future political pun­ ishment It was wholly unnecessary for you to make this threat. It re­ ( l i t T t i r \ • u o rlr t lr tl I ' r r t a l W IS IIIN G T O N , \i>nl {ft Consid­ flected no credit upon you and it ha* hud no effei t whatever upon mo. eration by the II mse Military Com­ \1'I,,. m ••«*•• -• »•*•. • #V —• fl -vLl IIII ** mittee ill « XCiUtlv, -i w i„i, o f t.UMHin ■I l , i ,l ^ . >4 * • * 1* *••••• which you propose to inflict punish- oifers for Muscle Shmil* reached u nient, you will doubtless he able to stage where it appears probable that sny many things in the wny o f cen­ nolle o f the ,lifers will he recommend­ ed to the house in their present form , sure upon my public record. “ Hut one thing neither you nor any it wan said today on good authority. one else will he able to say, and that ii that I c\*r sought to purchase pol­ itical power by drafts upon the pub­ lic treasury, or thnt I chose to buy n continuation in office by putting four billion of dollar* upon the bended , 11, Tkr \ • or l.l I, it l*rrssl hack* o f American tax payer*. W ASHINGTON', tprll 2.V— W. O. “ I haven’t much respect for the Watts, special agent Department of loan who buys office, even though Justice was removed today for disloy. he pay* for it with his own money, ally to the Department after adtuDslint the most slimy creature which i in he furnished to Itcprescntativn d i»g l«c e » American politics is the Johnson, Kcpuhlicnn, South Dakota man who buys office by paying for certain information on which John­ it with appropriations out o f the son based hi* attack on the departpublic treasury and charges his venal mment in a recent *|u «t Ii in th« political ohlgations to the tax pey- House. ers. “ If I thought thin measure n pro­ per onc.M could and would vote for it. But believing with thousands of former service men who have writtrn ( I l f Th«* \ • • o r l f i f t tl l ' r r « « i me thnt it is not a proper one, if I W A SH IN G TO N , April 2R.— Tho should vote for it, it would n sinW one hundred nnd fifteen thousand en­ pie mutter o f barter in which I us * the people',* money to buy Homebody's listed strength army hill, passed by vote; in which the ncroilnt o f rny the House Military Structure, Is be­ political expenses would ha charged low the safe minimum r,*<piirenentii of the nation, Secretary Weeks told to the tnxx payers. “ Of course, you understand, that I the Senate Appropriations Commit­ have nt all times supported nnd tee today, in urging nn appropriation stand ready to support any measure for the next fiscal year to permit j which will help the disabled veter­ force o f twelve thousand o ffi ers and one hundred and fifty thousand h i n. ans." ( l l r The A »«,,rl*lrd l*rra«| D U B LIN , April 25.— Brigadier General Adamson, commanding the Athlone Brigade o f the Regular Irish Republican army, was shot dead to­ day near headquarters by independent forces in Athlone. Official com­ munique sny* Adamson was returning to barrack* near hotel where mutinous troop* huve headquarter*. He was suddenly confronted by armed men who ordered him to throw up his hands. The general, being alone, complied, nnd while his arm* were raised his assailants deliberate­ ly fired upon him. Follow in g Action o f Cir cuit Judge W h o Issued W a rra n ts for A rrest l'r r «j) T A M P A , April 25.— Brack Lowe, who bn* lived a life o f lunliness in n hut mi the llill*horough river several miles from here for seven years be­ cause he Is suffering from leprosy, I* to he admitted to the United State* hospital for leper* nt Careyvllle, La., Admission o f Lowe to the Leprosar­ ium was brought about through the efforts o f Joe I.. Forman, o f West Palm Beach, formerly president of the Stnto Hoard of Health, and Sen­ ator Fletcher, at Washington. Gilchrist’s Announce­ r* Only Srriou* Mb-tnrlc I l'r,*ten*ion* o f Proper! FLORIDA LEPER WILL BE TAKEN TO CAREYVILLE, LA cd I ' r r i s l JA C K S O N V IL L E , April 25.— A n ­ nouncement o f former Governor G il­ christ, thnt he would run for the sen­ atorial nomination In the primary against Senator Trammell was receiv­ ed here with surprise. Gilchrist made the decision here yesterday in a con­ ference with friends and personally telephoned the Tampa Tribune at Tampa at midnight that he would run. Gilchrist has been here fo r several daya conferring with advisers and in­ timated in several quarters he consid­ ered running hut tho announcement made public first In Tampa came like a holt from a clear sky. The form er governor I* expected to begin the cam­ paign immediately. » *~ ~ * -■" • -Plans ure under way fo r the erec­ tion at an early data o f a Catholic church at DcFuniak -Springs. XEGGO SUSPECTS H A V E BEEN RE LE A SE D A T JACK SON V IL L I < ll» Thr A ssiieln lrit l*rrsa, J A C K S O N V IL L E . A pril 25.— Units of tho National Guard, on duty nt the Duval county jail fo r ■overal . day* a* a precaution agninst n n ot-' slide mob violence o f seven negro prisoners held in connection with tho attack on u white women Inst Week, wero withdrawn last night and tho negroes were releas'd. The woman visited the jjnll yesterday, hut failed to identify her assailant. D E E R F IE LD M E R C H A N T K ID N A P P E D A N D IIE A T E N FOR S T E A L IN G W H IS K E Y •Hr T l f %•««>«-In ,rS I ’ rea a, FO RT L A U D E R D A L E . April 25— J. F. Rowsman, merrhnnt, o f Doerfiel'i, near her,*, wa* kidnapped last night by three men and was taken to Deerfield beach and severely beaten after his captors accused him o f stealing fifty eases liquor smuggled I nfrom Bimini and concealed n**ar his place. Warrants have been lasued fo r the arrest o f the assailant*. �F1 iZLL-: - T/' v : , At- TH E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , M O ND AY, A P R IL 24, 1922 PAGE S IX S The A m ount Doesn’t Count. S SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE It’s the Start That’s the Thing Why ‘f io t You? It i Every dollnr finds its wuy to some Bank. take it there some one else will— ii m WHY it NOT If you do not YOU? Statistics show that tho pcrccntnRe of money lost out­ side of banks is jjrenter than lost through bank failure by over 210 per cent, and yet people will store their money away in stockings, bureau drawers, mattresses, carpets, etc., waiting for thieves and flames. The stories of serious and pitiable losses of this published during the past year would fill a volume. They show that many murders have been enused by hidden money. In some cases for riduculously small nmounts. W H Y W OT Y O U S T A R T T H A T S A V IN G S ^ -p r STRENGTH- o g r k ss - -SERVICE <t. M BW aa *4 KB ** CLASSIFIED : ADS Classified Ada 5c a line. No .. nd token for lean than 25r. and poaitively no claaalfird ad* charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all order*. Count five word* tu a line and remit accordingly. t FOR S A L E FOR S A LE C H E A P— Furniture; H rooms completely, nicely furnished rooming house, full of roomers. Rent fo r house rensonnhle. Reason for sell­ ing, want to leave ctiy. Apply "It,” care o f Herald. 24-Ilp FOR S A L E — I truck, 1 ton, m arly new. Must he aold at some price. — N. II. Garner. 21 file FOR SA LK I Hudson Super-six. 7 passenger, nearly new; I Oldarnobile X, 7-paaacnger; I llulck I. All in good condition. Real bargains. N. II. Garner. 21-fltc FOP. S A LE Pol u Svdnu. Core Herald. C. A. r*., 16-6tc FOR SALE Potato barrels in any quantity, special pricen on car lots, correspondence solicited, Clearwater M fg C o , Clearwi ter, Fla. rf-tf. FOR S A L E — Warehouse with It It aiding. Within four blocks of center o f city. Ceo. V . K N IG H T 272-tf W A N T E D (lid mim-ra to re-silver, jn-rfe t aatisfintioM and prices rca- onable Miller A Son. 19-flt F 0 K BALM OR LEAfiP. One 20 acre, one to acre Sanford nvr. walking distance to city. Two luts corner Center ami Elm nvr Two Iota west aide Palmetto rive., 50 ft from Elev­ enth St. Make offer. II. T. Corey, owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ les, Calif. 288tf: 29-tf J< FOR- SALK I land aivcd oak center tables. Apply 709 Oak Ave. 23-21 p F o r SALE A practically new piano. High grade, walnut finish for cash. $150.00. .310 Cypress Ave. 23-tf| !r FOR KENT Unit RENT At Ibiytona Hearb. Cottngr, five rooms and bath, also ga­ rage. On neenn front. Fr<r particu­ lars write, .lentiy Morrill, Daytona, Florida. 24-ltp r- ; K O ll R E ST 3 rooms, partly furnish­ ed.— Mr*. I'hilp, near Routh llakcry. 23-3lp ■ |i t l •„ I 41 if | » 1 ^ n m m n ft >4 a FOR RENT Furnished apartment and room* with hath. Good loca­ tion. Apply "P . S." care o f Herald o f­ fice. 23-Otp FOR RENT Furnished and unfur­ nished rooms, 20(5 Park avenue. 10-Gtp FOR RENT T w o furnished rooms for lighthouse­ keeping. Eight* and *»ater furnished, f1 8.00 per month. 815 Laurel A ve­ nue. 22-41 p FOR RENT Seven room house, lo­ cated on Sanford Heights. lfl-tfc STOP— I.OOK— READ FRU IT-PRO D UCK SHI I PK R 8 Try our export aervlcc collecting Rail­ road Claims. Original. Voucher* aent direct to clilmants.— Knatcrn Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. O. Cooper, A.sa't General Mgr., with I*. R. It. Claim Department, ten years. Seaford, Del. 10-o.o.d-2wc UNION S T A T IO N GROUNDS M K TAM O U PII08B D IN T O ONE OF 8AN FO KD S (.A U D E N S TWO BANKERS 3 E ][i]n 0 ® [D 0 (c ]ll]& | ASSOCIATIONS - - - TON i GH T ARE MERGED A N A LILA-SL TCAA RS TSPEC EACH BODY TO R E T A IN ITS IN* D IV ID U A L IT Y — S TA TE in an exceptional A N D N A T IO N A L photoplay ------- <l»r Tfc» A**o<-uird l 'r * « l G A IN E S V IL L E , April 22. , gamation o f the Florida Danker*^ Association and the State Banker* Association o f Florida waa affected hero yesterday at the first aesaion o. the aaaociationa’ annual meeting. The terms o f the resolutions adopt­ A lso a Comedy ed by both aaaociationa to ratify the merger provide that each shall retain ita individuality n sone o f two Tomorrow— Rudolph Valentis* i groups o f the Florida Bankers AsDorothy Dalton In “ Moran «( soclatlon. One group ia to be coml.ady L e tty "; also Fox News. the posed of national hanks and other of state inatittutions. . r m r - l t m t m m im nr m —*. A meaange by President Bize, o f 0 [ h ] [ e ] O 0 0 [ T ] [ N . [ C (H SjB “MADONNAS ANDl MEN” OT I.OESCIIE OF LEX ING TO N MOTOR C O M P A N Y HERE the Stale Bankers, which was read _ in hla absence becauio of sickness by wou,d b<J hn(, to curb thdf ^ ACCOUNT NOW The Seminole County Bank 5 M Iloncatly wo hnte to do it but wo will have to break the end newH to you ngnin today. There la no sign* of rain nnywhero but the cold weather menna thnt it rain­ ed aotnewhere— probably in England where It ralna all the time. The weather ia de­ lightful but wo want rain and we w ill'continue to want it until we get it. 5:10 A. M. A P R IL 21, 1922 Maximum — ---02 Minimum 00 Itnnge . .0 2 Ilaromcter 30.34 Southeast and clear. neccaaarily bleached, but as a gen­ eral thing it ia. Therefore, It behoovea the houaewife to uae much caution in purchaaing flour fo r food. A t a recent meeting o f tho Am eri­ can Chemical Society in Birmingham Alabama, thi amatter waa discuaaed by Miaa Juanita E. Darrah, nutrition apeciallat of the Florida State College for Women. She aummarired her remarka aa followa: “ It haa Ijeen indicated by the dlffercnce in the rate e f growth o f rata that bleached flour ia Inferior to unbleached. Inaamuch aa all aelf-riaIng flours common to thia aectlon are bleached, they should be uied with caution. Self-rising flours are not necessarily harmful, IF N O T B LEAC H ED and if made o f a grade ed wheat equal to that uied In 'straight’ flour." . Mlsa Darrah has received many congratulations on her work along this line from well known food authoritlea thru out the country. ot I/oesche o f the I^xington Motor Company o f Conneravllle, Indiana, ia here and expects to he In Sanford •4 -------►a For Floridn: Fnir tonight *3 for MVpril weeks looking after tho and Tuesday; norhnnge in * ’> Lexington cars in this territory for Oj temperature. *4 the B. * O. Garage. Mr. Loesche M R» •haa the diatinctinn of being tho win*x ** a* *a *» ner o f the I’ ike’a Peak climb for two years. 1920 and 1921 and la an M"«aaR3ftit*a*4K« expert mrehnnic as well os a dar.ing driver. He hoa been with tho Lexington fnctory for many years and the fort that he la here to look over all the Lexington cars will be 4 14 V 14 4 good news to all the owner* o f these Ra si fine nutomoblle*. Ot is a fine chap Great weather liut atill dry or dry and will make many frlends hero not only nmong the Lexington own­ atill aa tho cnac may he. er* hut with everyone. .1. II. Huddleaton o f Genevn waa in For County Contmlaaloner the eity today and reports the Gen­ eva section na flourishing hut need­ I hereby announce my candidacy for ing rain badly like nil of Florida. the position o f County Commissioner “ for District No. 5 o f Seminole Coun­ linn Forest l-nko has returned from ty, subject to the decision o f the Dem­ Gainesville where he attended the ocratic primary to he held June 6th, convention o f state ami national 1922. hankers. z E. 11. KILIIEK. : THE WEATHER : PERSONALS : Ceorge A. DeSauaurc of Jnckaonville. and addresses by President Archic Livingston o f the National Bankcra, Ciovemor Harucc, an . McAdams, president of the j mer • Banker** Association, featured 'he meeting. Members o f the State Hankers, Association were tho first to meet, and after transacting business and hearing tho message of their presi­ dent, readily adopted a committee report recommending a merger with the Floridn Bankers' Association. With routine work disposed ot tho Stnic Hankers' organization ns a distinct body came to an end. The joint ncsaion of the member* o f both organizations convened immediately afterwards, adopted rcsolutions nffecting the merger, and henceforth the bankers o f this state sailed under one Hag. Both Presidents Bize and Livingston dealt with tho comparative ease with which Florida has escaped the nation-wide depression, and they were optimistic o f tne future. President Blzc in his message urged the bankers to use their infiuence in bringing about nn improvemerit in educational conditions In ths state. He also urged that the bankers work for legislation to protect live stock Interests. Spurious stock snlcsmcn came in for terms o f denunciation In Mr. n'ze's message, nnd he expressed the hope that remedial legislation ties. NOTICE Regular meeting G. S. A , Tuta April 25th. 3:00 P. Mm at Mux Hall. Officers and memben quested to he present PRF. IDENTj The world nt your door c.erji ing for 15c.— Dally Herald. CUT TH IS OUT— IT IS W0RTl| MONEY — Cut out thia slip, cncloie and mail it to holey A < o., 2'H Sk field Ave., Chicago, III., writing name and address clearly. Yea recelvo in return n trinl parkin taining Foley's Honey and Tsr G pound fo r coughs, colds and cn Foley Kidney Pills for pains In a nnd back; rheumatism, backsets, ncy and bladder ailments; and Fi Cnthnrtlc Tablets, a w h o le s * thoroughly cleansing cathartic for stlpntior., biliousness, headaches, sluggish bowels. Sold cveiywh Adv. ,,, . r. ______ Since the ( huinber of Commerce started the work o f Improvement nt the Union Station by calling atten­ tion to tho ilidnpidntcd nppcnrnnctl o f the grounds and nfterward by the good work of the Woman's Club and ( I’klil I ’ i i I U I c s I A>tvi>rtl*«mi'ul) the A. I.. Railway and assistants Dr. and Mrs. Lnngley and their tIk- grounds surrounding the station W E EK’S W EATH ER. guests visited In Tampa Saturday are now a tiling of beauty and de­ and yesterdny and enjoyed tho beau­ spite the present droutli tho flow Weather Outlook for the Period tiful "Florida Highlands" country <rs ami shrubs ami trees are nil Mother’s Day is approachinf. April 24 to 29, Inclusive: South A t­ vnroute. growing ami as toon ns the rainy n beautifully engraved or lantic nod East Gulf States: Gener­ season starts the ground* will he "painted Montheris Day card s t1 Mr. D. T. Robertson, insurance ally fair and normal temperature. beautiful. Mr*. A. E. Hill of the Herald Printing Co. Th cyarrcfl counsellor o f New York City spent welfare department, who has labor­ very latest designs and besatfd How sharper thnn n serpent's a few days here last week ns the ed long and faithfully oil this work done. guest of Dr. nml Mrs. J. C. Potter, tooth is an ungrateful republic. and also on the park* o f the city on Laurel Avenue. made the following report to thi B B B a a a u a u a a B a aa u B a au u au u u B B aa a u a aa a aa B u a B iiaa u su a a iiiiB B iiiiB U iiu B U iiB aiiiisiij m i m i ............................................................................................ welfare meeting o f the Woman's .......................... . a a n n a a a t i Sanford Is doing business along Club Inst week: ■V ti) Siiiu Oort uod if ail the stores A » chairman of your committee on _______________________ 1________ ______________________ 1 Store In Floridil 10 Stores in Georgia will advertiser specials nnd go n'ter depot work. I beg to submit the fo l­ the trade this will he tho busiest lowing report: summer in our history. So far ns I know, the llrst doflnito move towards Improving the look* o f Don’t forget to vote nt the election our station was when Mr*. W . II. Wednesday for the library building Ilirml'in, then chairman of the w el­ and the maintenance of the snme by fare Department o f the Woman’s Phone 12n the city o f Sanford. It is something S a n fo rd ’s N e w Store Club, set the little spare between that is needed nnd needed badly in the express office and rnllrnad Jiulldill Sanford. ing with liililsru* and palms. Soon after this through the line work o f W. It. Talley nnd O. W Talley of Miss Whittier the transportation Lakeland an* In the eity today look­ force of the Coast Line employes, ing over the field with the view of M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T I.APIK S* P K P A K T M K X T boui.'ht shrubbery and art out the drawing plans for a number o f new pnrk nt the south end o f the station. buildings. (). W. is a form er resi­ This work they have maintained S5.00 dent <>f Sanford and both of them are right straight along, until now their now living nt Lakeland. BOYS’ efforts nave been recognized and ' -------money nml labor have been given K. II. Kilhee o f Genevn was in the by the railroad to keep up the entire eity toiiay nnd announced his intentra il around the depot in a manner lion of making' the race for County befitting the needs o f n city like Commissioner from tin* fifth district Sanford. This is necessary fo r me ' the Geneva and Chuluota section. to explain, but neither the money nor Mr. Kill>oe served one term ns com­ the labor HAD been provided when missioner from this district nnd any* I accepted the appointment from the 8.00 tlint his many friend* have ngnln welfnre department, nml the little prevailed upon him to tnnke the race. plat Mr*. Herndon had set was bad­ BOYS’ The Commissioner from the Fifth ly in need of rare and attention. At now is Endor Curlett who will nlso all time* we have had tin- n eatest Special be n candidate and the Fifth promis­ courtesy and consideration from Mr. es some warm campaigning along Dumas and hi* office force. Tho with the other districts work of your committee is nH fo l­ lows: 15 flnnte vines donated by the wel­ Cash from Welfnre for labor, fif­ fare department, nnd set out nlong teen dollars. Man from the eity once a Week the board fem e west o f the depot. $25.00 2 planted Express O ffice; 2 round when needed. ROYS’ Two loads of fertilizer from city. the oak tree; one round pnlm tree. | Your chairman has nlso held n One load of fertilizer from Mr. plant sale nml n rummage sale dur­ Spencer. Special ing the club year, both o f which were One load from Mr. Henry. very successful, and have already Humlioos donated and set around been reported through out secretarythe northeast edge o f depot pnrk. 10 hibiscus plants donated by Mrs. treasurer. A* our committee will not he need­ Jewett. Thousand of petunia plants gTow n ed any longer at the depot, I wish to by Mr. Meisch and myself, and dis­ recommend thnt n letter o f appre­ ciation be written from the depart­ tributed. P A Y CASH 4 Japanese palms from Mrs. Slov­ ment to Mr. Puma* for all Lis help­ fulness and courtesy. ens. Respectfully submitted for the 1 yellow elder, 2 date palm* from -Try K Y o u ’ll Spend I^ess-And Huy M orecommittee on depot work. Mr*. Newman. MRS. A LIC E E. H IL L . 1 sago palm, and 1 crape myrtle F fB O fR Is T —'T wo unfurnished rooms. from Mrs. Fred Williams. hath, for lighthousekccping. Good Nasturtium sec'll from tho Allen location. Apply "R . 8.", caro o f Her- Seed Co. aid Office.________________________0-tfc 4 lbs Allaninndas and zinnia seed FO R RENT— Furnished apartment Mr*. Hill. with garage, summer rates, 914 4 Mnlvnviscus, Mrs. McLe.ulin. M yrtle. 22-0tp 2 American Beauty Roses by Mrs. Guinn. W ANTED Double row o f polnsottin cuttings W A N T E D —A light one-horse wagon in front o f bamboo hedge, to the ex­ and medium set o f harness. Must press office, given by Mrs. Holly, he in good condition. Box 659. 2t-3tp Mrs. W. C .Hall. The Churchwell JERSEY PETTICOATS BLOUSES $3.98 $ GOLF SKIRTS PALM BEACH SUITS $5.98 $8.00 DRESSES I’ALM BEACH TROUSERS $ 19.98 SELF-RISING A N D HLF.ACIIKD FLO URS $2.25 The Churchwell Co. There la no American fam ily, douhtleaa, thnt doe* not uae flour fo r food. Yet, there arc flour* hoing sold which food apecialiat* heaitate to recommend. Among theae are bleached—a rtifi­ cially whitened— and aclf-riaing 1 i i■ i■a■ R i i■ i■i ■i i■ a■ ■i ■R■ a ,!! 41 — All All ..I# J - l — .t ■ ■ ■ ■ i ■i ■i M ■ ■ ■i ■i ■ ■ ■ H ■ ■ l■ i■ i ■H • ■H ■ ■ i■ i ■H ■ ■H ■ ■ i ■i ■i i■ i■i ■M ■ ■H • • ■a ■ i• i■i ■i ■ ■ ■i ■a■ i■ a■ ■i a I i i i i i i i i i R B i ! : ! * '1 flours. self-ruing flour fitt M not b h im b h h b h h h b h h b h ih v u b b h ■ * * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b r b b b ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! FIRST STREET 8 ~ SELLS IT FOR LESS . ■ V* . WELAKA BLOCK| �i PAGE TWO — THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD do in a year what might well be ex­ tended over u decade Is going to And that presently its people will revolt ■gainst the excessive burden placed on them all at once.— Tampa Trib­ une. PwfclUfcra m r | a t l m M i a m p l a t I h r H e r a l d U a l M l a c , IVT M a c a a l U A t > , Ss afarB , V la. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. T IIK O ther Sanctums IM PO RTA N C E OF F E N C E " LAW A "N O £ ? *£ assured of the ticket salo Jn advance by the taking o f enough ticketa by Home people to make the concert a success. Th<*c were many famous stars played here in the early days in this old building and when it is torn down the />1d traditions o f the early times will go with it to make room for the new picture house, the mov| pjcturea nnd m#ny other innovf|ljonl u kln„ the pUct. o f the old , p,nyarl. o ___________________ _ HIGH SCHOOL A N N U A L W IL L SOON UE O FF TH E PRESS Salmagundi W ill Be Out Early |*Art O f Next Week. I f the good people o f Florida real­ ly desire the enactment of a just The Sanford High School annual MEMORIAL HAY TOMORROW law, which will compel every man to » . J. W I L L Y ---------------------------- K d l t o r properly known as the "Salmagundi" J. 1.11.1.AITH .H r r r e l a r F - T r r a a u r r r take care o f his own, whether it be J*. A. M I K L ____________( i e a r r a l M a a a a r r but more often designated as “ ths Tomorrow is southern Memorial cattle or hogs, or growing crops, a C. U I IIH 'IN .... ( Irralailu a M anagrr I ’ fcunr I4A ap ta UAH I*. M. Sally will bo completed the first of Lay and is n holiday in the south­ law that will enable every trucker A d r r i u i a i l i m n Mad e H a t i f i next* week, and according to all pro­ land fo r this is our springtime and and fruit grower in the state to enApp llrallaa \ phecies will be the beat annual ever the time for flowers and the time to joy In peace and safety h .p ^ d u c t , A a b a r r l p l l a a l*rlee la A d e a a r e published by Sanford High School decorate the graves of those heroes o f his own toil; n law that will d O a e Y e a r _________ and certainly one o f the finest in th« ■la Mualha __ who have fallen inr battle or in the more than any other thing that H r l l r e r e d la C I I 7 by C a r r i e r sriiscjh itio n mnnr.E p art y state. Om Week . ----------- *b P u l l ramps before the battle or those who could be done, to promote the a gri­ having served in the various wars Both the students and the printers cultural and horticultural develop­ ' Y * a b l « 13 la H - _y a_i r W e e k l y H e r Tin- members o f St. Agnes Guild have worked hard to make the book « M r a llr e ly eeeera Aem ln ale t ' o a a t y came home to live out their allotted ment o f Florida, upo^ which the fu­ ■aad la pab llabed r e r r y F r i d a y . A d l e r will give u Subscription Bridge Flirty the success that it undoubtedly it, t t a l a c r a l r a made k a a n a ua a p p l l e a - span before being gathered to their ture prosperity o f the state must he next Monday evening, May first, at nnd i f the copies sell as well as they H a a . Ile a aae ra ll r la p oli tic *. J.1JM par fathers, ll was primarily set aside bused; if they desire these things, W a r , ale rara la a d r a aea._________________ H P .M., at the Parish House. The ought to, with thfc extra number of to decorate the graves of the south­ then now is the time to begin work M K M U K I I T i l l : A R S O M A T K I I I’ llK S S price is fifty cents per player. Plcnry pages, nnd the many live department! ern soldiers but those good Indies of The Associated Press is exclusive­ fo r their accomplishment. The next phone Mrs. Archie Betts, No. 222, in the magozinc the students will When it neighbor buys 11 pair of ly entitled to the use fo r rcpublicn- Mississippi who went forth to decor­ few weeks will be filled with the an_ ... .. i or Mrs. Fred Daiger, No. 217-W., fo r cotne out all right financially, too. opry glasses, It’s 11 party good plan tiou of nil news dispatches credited to ate the graves of the southern sold­ nouncements or ennd dates for the .. ,, , . . .. ... , . reservations. Make up your tables iers on that l)rat memorial day could «* P J"*ur wlndow-.badw pulled Among the particularly attractive It or not otherwise credited in tills pa­ legislature. l m r e » w 1 be all sorts , , , , _ , .. » . |early. This is n lovely way to re- features are the com plete, set of per and also the local news published not bear to think o f the irravcs of o f men among them; men who are I, . . . , ' ,, lease obligations nnd help a worthy alumni notes, the many good school the northern soldiers being neglected herein. openly in favor o f the continuance ... . . . . , , , , , , . .. . cause at the same time. It is for jokes, a greater number o f picture! and they started the union memorial inM" a n n,,t hold,r>» u“ 'in(l A ll rights of republication of spec­ o f the special favors which the cat. , , , . , i . , men ami women, so come nnd bring than ever before, nn interesting new day when they in turn decorated the ,h*’ outcome depends almost entirely .. ial dispatches herein are ulso re­ tlemen have enjoyed for so long; men 25-tfe department devoted to Sanford High graves o f all the soldiers, their ex- upon the remedies applied to the var­ who will secretly favor them hut your husbands. served. . ample being followed by their sis- ious phases o f the* general conditions dare not openly tell what they will School's prize winners, nnd the de­ rilll.B R E N *!} STO RY HOUR ters in the north at their decoration is they become acute. partment o f cartoons on Who’s who Also, the experts nnd others in 'l> ,,ul wl" roturn c v w iv « * nd ,>uib Every Saturday afternoon at four in S. 1L S. This Inst named sec. day In May. This gave rise to that touch with the trend o f economic ,,In(r <° * nF SUestions that o'clock at f'entral Park, there is a Seminole county haa voted another beautiful poem entitled the "Rlun tion answers such questions as “ Who -vents are firm in the conviction nn’ nHkc<i lhtm n,« ftnlloM nf lhl* story hour under the auspices o f the is the most pftpular boy in Sanford G ray" and the 'ine* that $100,U00 for roads Thai comity is and the l.nslc economic factors are entitled to ’‘,l* o f M,rh f,rlmr Importance to the Mother's t’ lub. These hours are free, fast becoming one o f the nerviest In read: High School?" Who* is the most consideration and relief before po" r F,orl,U’ Such ,m’n win and every child under the age o f f i f ­ the state, thanks to Sanford celery studious?" etc., nnd is the result of evade the issue by the assertion that tential factors are given liberal onteen years is most cordially invited to voting in which the student body "N o more shall the war cry sever and cver’lhing.— Tampa Tribune. they “ will work for the best inter. . .. ... ... , . ---eouragement. Mr. ( ’ rissinger speaks . / . 1 i come and hear these delightfu s to r-,.,w,i. nnr. --------- 0 Or the winding rivers be rod; ests o f the (ample, o f Florida, but , UK>K P“ n for those who hold thin opinion, nnd, They buried our nnger forever T IIK EIGHT ROAD BUILDING “ Salmagundis will ho on sale they will be careful not to say whnt copying the position that he does, I When they honored the graves o f our IDEA. early next week nt the .High School he should know whnL he Is talking J^ey consider the "best Interests" to LOVELY BRIDGE I'/iRTY dead." and in the drug stores— the price it J(lK)l(j ^ lie. Beware of them. They are etthA very pretty party o f Saturday, still ono dollar. The Orlando Re|»orter-.Star of rer <r hypocrites, whose minds are al­ Whnt the country needs today, and was that given by Mrs. Percy Mero, And thus it happens that tumor ent dnte quotes Mr. M. M. Smith ns ready made tip to work for their world ns for that matter, is n when she entertained at bridge nt her row (Wednesdayl ihe southern mem*■" The world at your door every r m saying: foundation for the men •■*»■••**••* attractive ... home Park •■rial day lie ouscrvru observed ny by wic the »>oro secure onai nay will no - ......................... * . . _» ,,r . l]w f >' ,,r«' "P ‘ nclrs* .i.,. .,.,11. . on ■ «<« avenue, ithere ing for lf.c.— Daily Herald. " It is not cheap road construeDaughters of the Confederacy and *hi" « » thnt " re nlMmpnrtant in the nb<jv|( ' jnc| |p , thj k jt . being four tnl.les o f players. tion, but good road construction rkspur IN T E R -C IT Y M EET Wa owe it to the N. dc V. Howard l’ " l,t , not nn indl*- Rtta|nmj ,K. . t , ' - noncommittal oolQuantities of vnri-colored lark that we need in Florida." ic<i , f hc 1 . and other spring flowers were e f fe r­ Mr. Smith is tight, incidentally he Chapter, U. D. C., for the first sou- «rimlnnte program _ «.l developing . , # . (| . OF K IW A N I8 CLUB t|<(( |( nf granting in thc, ro°ms where tile is in line with the arguments used them memorial day observance in would-be necessities; and while proA T L A K E L A N D MAY 2 granting especial especial ,iv‘‘ly . , ust,', ., . nn obligation thnt rnnnot — be fnVors to the ow , . ’ ,, curd tallies were placed, by this paper that Florida road , Sanford in many years, Heretofore nerem iore -(tress - - - - -is............. - ............................. ners o f a few half* . , . .. , . building, from now on. should he of they only observance o f this day was ........ <■ Protection o f our present as- w||(| t cattle for which ,n be lntercsUng game o f bridge ' L A K E L A N D , April 25.— (Special) pliiyeu, thi* top neon* whs mado by — Lakeland Kiwnnis club member! such material and in such manner asthe hanks closing. There was no ex- rets is «n even more binding oblige- ^ is no market outside o f the Mrs. Robert Ulrica, who wan awarded are enthusiastic over their charter, w ill nt least last ns long as the orrises, no music, no flowers. Now 1" ’"* which doubtless is the thought state. They will do their best to ren glass basket filled with flowers, which they received Inst Friday night bonds run which furnished the nmn- all will hedifferent and the Herald pr-uuplcd Mr. • nx-ungcr to mnve hnrulicnp to th«*(growth nnd .... _. , . , . . ,... , hope* that the Daughters w ill ob- " a r o the hankers o f the state aguinst ,......., ey for thiir building nt the hands o f ^District Governor development o f the state,"hut" unless " hi,|® ‘ ut priz" ' « h,‘ n|tl cantlle stick was won by Miss ta ttle Edward G. Branch, and th ey . are The Reporter Star declaring that serve each memorial day In April and investments that smack too strongly they have a majority in the legisla­ Caldwell. it is the |M.orest kind o f economy to keep alive the traditions of the men !,f ,he speculative." showing their enthusiasm by staging ture they can do nothing, and the —u At the conclusion o f the card gnme, nn Inter-City meet of Kiwnnis Clubt build cheaply, says, rclntivc to the o f the south who fought nnd died In incubus will rcinnin for future legK I.I'X E L A N class o f roads that will lie needed the "lost rnuse.* The observance of \SNISTS S T A T E Islnlurea to figlit over. It ii for the I*lt' hostess served ice cream and un­ at Lakeland May 2, at 8 o’clock fn outiiern Memorial Day should he fo r the future: ■V . |-t j | people to say whether there shall he ,gel food cuke. The favors were at- the evening, nt which time Edmund ,\t m c a s k s , , i i . i , ,i . » tract ve pnper vanities well attended as the servicos will oc­ "Under the heavy automobile F. Arras nf Columbus, Ohio, will deIbis absolutely inti is pen snide reform * cur in Central Park within easy^lisnnd truck traffic to which roads liver the principal address. Mr. Ar­ or not. Before a ballot is put in the The Telegram is in receipt o f a lance o f the homes of the citizens BOX SO C IAL are subjected now, they must be ras is not only a splendid speaker, box for any man it should be known nnd th e'business houses. Let our ‘ ummunicalion front Abraham LinThe members o f the Cntholic Ladies’ hut is n member o f the Board of In. built vety heavy; must lie con­ exactly win-re he stands on this most first Memorial day in many years be ' "hi Irian No. 5, Knights o f the, Ku structed on well drainrd beds Important issue; no evasion nor side­ League entertained with a box social ternntional Trustees o f Kiwnnis In­ one long to be remembered not only Kh'x Irian, the local organization, and must he protected at the stepping should lie accepted. A fnir last evening at the K. C. Hall on Oak ternational nnd one o f the shining in the program hul in the attendance, (riving the information that Klan has edges. Clay and crushed stone and squnre and honest meeting o f avenue, with Mrs. Clarence V. Ma- lights o f International. — j ,| sent |I2& to J. Hardin Peterson, who will not serve where the traffic In view o f the fact that take!nnd , , , . , * the Issue must he insisted on. There *l" fu'y n!* hostess. T A L K IN G \HOUT IN V ESTM EN TS ha* been c m ,* y.-d Iqr in ere.ted cit........... f#r bridge nnd 500 were played during is the baby club nnd the "thirteenth’’ Is very heavy, . These materials ------izens to ass at Ihe state in the pn.s- ^]ect|un who hnvo |irtra>e(] thcir con. ‘ he evening, there being twelve tables club ir. the state, It in a decided !orserve a useful purpose on some Now that the growers of the S«n* ctulion of the cases against the men s ,hn, «<f players. In the game of bridge, the wnrd step for the club to hold such • roads hul not on roads of fre­ •len arc !*rc making rr.ahir._muiiev •f„r,i .-•!„;, money ' 5C£Ui»-*l a c c u * * of U-ing m-u,g piembers members o «,[f an auto' n u t o i^‘ no| bftVp |h|t '1 pOTtUhity „ in 1' •— i prize, a pair of candlesticks, was,won meeting, and representatives from all quent heavy trnfifr " Not only Is it true ns the Reporter- *■» investment sharks will come Mcalng ring, and setting forth rcsoWj> W)|1Bj(|p| ,hin' f by Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, while the of the clubs in the state are expectfl Star says, that our roads must he -warming in like so many locusts and •‘“ ‘ ons explaining the use for which mf)Unt ,m porUnfr i() th , , ' prize, for 500, a box o f Azourea face to attend the meeting. Jacksonville built heavier, hut thnt paper might ‘ hey will he looking for easy money Hn^ money is intended. ^ leetion. It takes precedence o f rn n l.' P°wder won by Mrs. Wood. Tampa, Pensacola, Daytona^ Palatka, The resolutions are as follows: well have gone further and Haiti that nnd they will get it unless the penA fter the-card game, thp boxes .Sanford, Miami, West Palm Beach, tal removal, for we can reach the Whereas, there has come to the harder nnd more permanent mater­ pie here are cautious about where present capital, even though it in* which had been prepare;! by the ladies Plnnt City, Bartow, Orlando, takethey [date their money. there in attention of this organization the , ial must he used on certain roads ,, , . vnlves great inconvenience nnd ex were auctioned o ff and the names of land nnd St. Petersburg compose the really no reason (or the people o f theft of many nulomihllos in Luke* ........ , lU,_ , , __ , where the traffic is heavy, anil the pense to the fastest growing part o f Indies being placed in the isix, and thirteen clubs in Florida, and all weight lo hecarried grown and R#nf«rd investing tlieir money any- land and PolkCounty, and, |the state. It takes precedence o f re- ' h,‘ wn" ,h‘’ »uppcr partner of the one have been invited to participate in growing to a degree Hint is fnr be- '(here except Sanford. The instance Wherns, tins organization stands the meeting of May 2. apportionment, important ns thnt is 1whw ,M,UKht hvr ^ x . yond present construction aryl inn- ! ° f 11 corner in this city selling for f'*r the enforcement o f the law and to south Florida It retards duvel1he occasion was one o f much c^District Secretary T. J e ff Bailey of terlnl. $12 ,0 0 11 three years ago ami selling the administration o f justice to all npmcnl o f every |>art o f the state. J'Oount nnd a great success both fi- Birmingham, Ala., will nttend the With the extension o f the "ship by ln!,t wct'h For 1:10,000 is enough to without fear or favor, «n d We cannot honestly nsk settlers to ,lnnri«lly and socially, meeting, he now being in Florida truck” idea, the time is not fnr re- “ 'ose the home people to forever esWherns, we have learnedthat Hon. looking into the cities mnking appli­ ismie here until we can assure them mote when roads of practically the 'hew the gold mine, oil well and J. lb Peterson is assisting the other protection o f their lives and property, ^*'e Herald for first class Job work, cation for now clubs, lastingness ami solidity, o f the mod- ^" ‘ her wildcat routes to throw away members o f the court in this invest!and we cannot do that so long ns this — orn railroad track will be n e e d e d , ‘ h-ir money. You can search the city gallon, nnd initiquntH law is'in force. We need ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a u a a a a a a a a a a a i Reinforced concrete is even now he- «v e r and if you will find one man In Wherns, there are certain expenses J'b * ^ „ . tt|,,r, ,n n!,„i(lt in the devel ing used in many sections o f the ‘ bis section that has ever made any- necessary for u full investigation for opment o f the whole state, but we country, especially about the great ‘ bine on Ids stock certificates in outhuh the state provides no funds, assure them of wholesome liv. commerce distributing renters such “ bio Investments we will give him the therefore lie it resolved hy Abraham conditio ns if we expect to gc ns Chicago, New York, Pittsburg, "b 'k 'i plated shoe Imrn. ^fii the Lincoln Klan No. 5, Knights o f the nnd ever.Baltimore. " ‘ her hand those men who having Ku K lu ^ K lan , o f primi, lm|mrtnnce to the Building permanently i- hnihling r“ '*b >" " " i" own community have that to the court officials and , nttU. |n,j„Ntry (tM,|f Th(t, jni|u,trv 5 T H K S P O R T S M A N ’S S T O R E That industry for |MiHterity, and as posterity is go invested their money right here in those charged with the mlministrais in a desperate condition right ■ ■ ing to have to take care o f the re Knnfonl are on Easy Street today, lion o f the laws in our county and now, simply because o f its persis* ■ Rase Rail Goods Bicycles tirin g or many billions o f dollars o f ’■'be investment* In this city nr** bet- slate we hereby pledge our full suj>lent opposition to tiek eradication. ■ these road bonds, it Is but faolr *> rlow ‘ ban ever because the city port and cooperation ami lie it reTennis Goods Bicycle Supplies And tick eradication can only he done jj posterity that we build for ptrman- ■x over the hill nnd going good, srlvcd successfully in fern ed ranges. On ■ Fishing Tackle B o xin g Gloves *>ncy. . There is no place in this country That this organization hereby aptin- open range it will prove a long ■ Rathing Suits where your dollars will grow quite propriatirs and tenders herewith the Strikin g R ags N or is it wise to attempt to build tedious and uncertain process. On J in a year nil the mileage that a as fast ns in tlti> elly o f Snnforil ami sum of $125 to he utetl hy those hnv- fenced ranges will come the improve- ■ Fine Cutlery Exercisers state or a county will need fo r the the man with money who fails to Ing this investigation in charge in or- merit o f the stock, which is impossible ■ next senn-, or even decade nt' years, tmy Sanford real estate now hilt <ler that, a full nnd complete Inquiry- on the open range. We have every £ E V E R YTH IN G FOR T IIK SPORTSM AN good I'11** ‘ he money in some fly hy night may he made into these automobile True "progress'* demands .................... road to travel on In its goal, hut f,'b«*me (the other .fellow’s gauir) thefts so that full and complete greatest cattle state in the entire 117 Park Avenue---------------------------------Sanford, Florida "progress’’ has been enroute fnr "R V ft just as those who have justice may not he delayed or misunion, but as long ns we persist in many years, nnd only until the alhnvc regretted It. The carried, our devotion to the wild steer and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J M M a a u a a a a a a B a a a B a M a a B a a H H a a B a a a a a g a a a B g a g x a a most Immediate now has it had any A llow ing From the Florida MctropoSigned, the open range, we shall continue to A B R AH AM LIN CO LN K L A N NO 5 good roads to advance over. It will ■* timely: lie n laughing slock to ren! cnttleKnights of the Ku Jvlux Klan not do to substitute the Jazz o f "Speaking before the Florida Bannu-n the nation over.— Tampa Tim es.! quick liens for the steady rythmic kers Association at Gainesville KntO f takclntul, Fla. — I .zi|f. land Telegram. atep o f progress; and the county, ,,r,b»y* D. II. < rissinger ( Comptroller T H IR T Y -T H R E E Y E A R S AGO atatc, or the nation, that attempts to o f currency, stated a truth in these F R A N K M ILLE R P L A Y E D A T emphatic words: You can’t affo n l to miss the sale lit S T A R IN OPERA PIN A FO R E "'T h e present is a most appro- the t). T, (). G ift Shop 24*3tp printc time for hankers to admonish The old building that has housed their clients ngninst over-confidence A T T E N T IO N , CO NCRETE MEN the Star Theatre for some time and in speculative investments. The Colonial Block Machine, makes two that will soon be torn down has are made with w ort* needs a restoration of oppor- blocks per minute; makes twenty-four many associations o f the old days P ’ nity to produce and consume things different styles o f blocks; can be when shows were shows and when needed for human progress nnd ban- moved to different Jobs. Price $2:12.50. H O NEY BOY FLOUR Sanford was the largest jump be­ kers should keep in mind that the Agents wanted. Write for circular (S E L F H IS g lG ) tween Tampa and Jacksonville nnd ■ I un i m n n m i n i n n ■ nr’,t rn" f,,r '''h'1'1 mUBl h*' »»nd ganeral Information.—CARL also when Sanford was the largest ■ I L i b h A d Ij I1ri ■ ln '“'hnlf of ,h‘‘ fnr,,ur* the DANK, Orlando, Florida. 2t :tt. city and the only city o f nny size in The very highest quality flour and S "i manufacturer, the exporter, nnd in this part o f the state and there were | general, the industrial and commerJi N O TIC K ! leavening scientifically mixed. At no railroads south o f here. In the | dal community. It is equally imporN. H. Garner will sell lietter car* old theatre building- an- many old your grocery. ,,,, k‘T l fro"\ ?vpr; whl'n ‘ t v y made. The Oldsmobllc programs pasted on the walls and Courtesy nml Frompl S e r . 5 l " ' lt , extending themselves by too liberal , nI1(1 xht, 4 ju>t )|r> vice Our Motto on old scenery boards and among F L O R ID A G R O C E R Y CO. ■ accomodations to speculative rllents." rivt.(i in , nr ,OU(, ,oU . 8er me M o n , them one o f a production o f Pina­ Those familiar with present huslD ISTRIBUTO RS. P A L A T K A * y»U buy, J will save you money on fore by home tnlen in which Frank ress conditions and the history o f your gas, oil nnd repairs.— N. II. Gar­ Miller o f this city took part ns one trade agree in tne conclusion thnt Phonr* 4tf7-49< ner. 24-fltc of the suitors. The date on the pro­ wm the country is passing through n gram is 1887 which would make It W E I.A K A BLOCK revolutionary stage; thnt wjint are ■ Emma AbSEYM O UR, IND. The world at your door every evrn- thirty three years ago considered established axioms of bu*■I — ■ 0--------- iM m u m ieiia ) >* UNCLE HANK From I ;j Sanford Cycle Co.; | Better Biscuits I GROCERIESi I FRUITS AND ! 1 DFANF TURNER jBhsh T rillin g Co. s # �T H E S A N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , TU ESD AY, A P R IL 25,1922 dny o f A pril, A . D. 1922, duly pnsied Director Minnie E. Key, for the and adopted a certain ordinance en­ term o f Are jeers. titled, from and after the first day of July “ An Ordinance Providing fo r A. D , 1922. the Establishment and Mainten­ Section 6. That before this ordlnance o f a Public Llbrnry and ance shnll become effective and opReading Room F’ ree for the Use erativc, same shall be first approved o f the Inhabitants of the C ity of by the majority vote o f the registered Sanford, Florida, and authoris­ voters nt nn election called for the ing the Mayor o f the City o f San­ purpose of determining the question ford, Florida, to Call nn Election o f tho establishment and maintenance to Determine the Question o f the o f a municipal public library and Establishment and Maintenance rending room free fo r the use of the o f the Same," Inhabitants of the City. and t Section 7. Thnt tho Mayor Is here. Whereas, said ordinance provides by Instructed, authorized an<* erafo r the establishment and maintenance powered to call an election In cono f a public library and reading room form lly with Section 7 o f the Refree fo r the use of the inhabitants of vised Ordinance of the City o f Santho City o f Sanford, Florida, and ford, F'lorida, to determine the quesWhereas, under the law, it must be tion ns to the establishment and decided by a majority of the register­ maintenance of a municipal public ed voters o f the City of Sanford, Flor­ library and rending room, free fo r ida, participating in un election duly the use o f the inhabitants of the City called and held, whether the C ity of o f Sanford, Florida. Sanford, Florida, shall establish and Section 8. Thnt the form o f the maintain a public library and reading ballots for snid election shall be a i room free for the use of tho inhabi­ follows, to-wit: "F o r the approval o f thnt certain tants o f tho City, Therefore, I, C. K. Henry, ns May_ ordinance of the City o f Sanford, or o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, un* Florldn, Entitled: "A n Ordinance Providing for ; dor and by virtue o f the authority in the Establishment and Mainte­ me vested, and we, C. E. Henry, S. O. nance of a Public Library and Chase and Forest Lake, as Commis­ Heading Hoorn F’ree fo r the Use sioners o f the City o f Sanford, Florio f the Inhabitants o f the City 1da, composing and comprising the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd Author­ Commission o f tha City o f Sanford izing the Mayor o f the City of ! Florida, do hereby cal! an election to Sanford, Florida, to call nn elec­ bo held in the City o f Sanford, F lori­ Guaranteed by tion to Determine tho Question of da, on the 2(5th day o f A pril, A . !>. the Establishment nnd Mainte­ 11922, to determine the question by said nance of the Same." election then and there to ho held, whether the City o f Sanford, Florida, and FOH THE ESTABLISHMF1NT . shall establish and maintain a public A N D M A IN T E N A N C E OF A PU B ­ local weather bureau, slated last n i g h t y j rcaiH room frct, fo r tho LIC L IB R A R Y ." t.............a ion. ' he was o f.. the opinion that the 125"A gainst tho Approval of thnt cer­ use o f tho inhabitants of said City. foot gap in the wset hunk levee nt tain ordinance o f the C ity of Sanford, And I, C. E. Henry, ns Mayor o f the Myrtle Grove, 35 miles down the river City o f Sanford, Florida, and wo, C, E. F'lorida, Krititlcd: from New Orleans, which tore loose Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest Lake, "A n Ordinance Providing for Saturday would have no precoptlblc the Establishment nnd Mainte­ as the City Commission of the City of circct on tho *tn g e o f the river hero Sanford, Florida, d<T hereby appoint nance o f a Public Library and unless the crovuss widened consider­ Heading Room F'ree fo r the Use Mary II. Maines, Susan II. Wight, nf the Inhabitants o f the City of ior stopping n.om» wat - ably, and Uosaie Zachary, Inspectors o f said Sanford, F’ loridn, nnd Authoriz­ election, and Annette Laing, Clerk of IB.tNROSKI). W ATKIt ing the Mayor of the City of San­ N O TIC E TO DOG O W NERS said election. SWEEI’S IN ford. F'lorida, to CnII nn Election The said election hereby ordered to Determine the question of tho All dogs found running at large on and called to be held on the said 2fith ORLEANS. April 21.— Hope Establishment nnd Maintenance the streets a fter today without a li­ day o f A pril, A . D. 1922, shall be held the brr»lt in the Mississip­ o f the Same,” cense tag on them will be killed by and conducted in the manner prescrib­ pi »r ■ Myrtle E S TA B L IS H ­ tho policeman wherever found. This ed by the ordinances and charter of and A G A IN S T TH E ft.tirty nil1’ - • tli ■ this city, M E N T AND M A IN T E N A N C E OF A is a city ordinance and will bo anthe City o f Sanford, Florida, I -- • .if'.rr it hn<l P U B L IC L IB R A R Y ." forced to tho letter. W IT N E S S the hands o f C. E. Henry to approximately 125 feet Section 9. That this ordinance shall J. A. K IL L IB R E W , ns Mayor o f the City of Sanford, F lor­ l&ttffort* **f l«’v»o engineers become effective Immediately upon Chief Police ida, and C. FL Henry, S. O. Chase and Hi- fsp »r.'l •inline the river 20-fltc its final passage nnd adoption. F’orest Lake, ns Commissioners, com­ |rrf.' r «har.r•■! Adopted this 101h day of April, hoi* t'i !«• able to "tie ” HELPED HER MOTHER W O N D E R ­ posing the C ity Commission o f the A. D., 1922. F U L L Y City o f Sanford, F’loridn, attested by icf the levee with tarpaulins CHAS. E. H E N R Y , L. R. Philips, Clerk o f the City o f Snn|ft *J» water run through over « n n iA S F . In t h .«« days o f “ fl'i," cough*, colds, io id , Florida, mid the corporate «e «i itiuiitialm mini, FORREST L A K E , it i* im; * i! tn \stimuli' croup and whooping cough, it is well o f the City o f Sanford, F’ loridn, on City Cimmission of Sanford, to know that every year there arc this the 10th day o f April, A. I). 1922. nrr d- r.r I ) the break at Florida. used more bottles o f Foley’s Honey i hfi ••*. |! tri.ti r men yesterC H AS. e . h e n r y , Attest: A s Mayor o f the City tonuH thi n that at and Tnr than o f any other cough I. R. P H IL L IP S , Clerk. medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, 515 W. 6th o f Sanford, F’loridn. danirif-- hail already S t, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "F o le y ’s I-"' Ti.i i'plantation CH AS. K. H E N R Y . P 1) • th. hi , . -t !’. er. This Honey and Tnr relieved me of a hack­ S. O. C H ASE, ■*1 * ' t n rr of ing cough, tickling in the throat, FO RE ST L A K E , N O TIC E OF A P P L IC A T IO N roll As the City Commis­ I3 " " ' 1 ’■ ' re.I, plnuti’ll wheezing and pains in the chost. It CH ARTER Is helping my mother wonderfully." f si >lf i r raiii Owners o f the sion o f the C ity of Thnt’s why druggists recommend Fol­ Notice is hereby given that on the ®-t’1*»y it will requite at least Sanford, F’loridn. !f*t* ■ htrve.liujj before ey’s. Sold everywhere.— Adv. 10th day o f May, A. D. 1922, nr ms A ttest: Id .r I,t,, proceed MKin thereafter an I inti be heard, I L. R. P H IL IP S . (S E A L ) City Clerk o f the City o f San­ shall apply to the Honorable James 11" ’ antntlnn on N O T IC E ! r. i . V . o r befurt’ the flood, W. Perkins, Judge o f tho Circuit ford, F'lorldn. Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit of nil 1 1 :11 •- TH E C IT Y R E G IS TR A T IO N HOOKS A pril 11-18-25. F'lorida, for a charter incorporating l*- " tries Which will A R E NOW O PE N A T T H E C IT Y the Sanford Country Club. The pror -v> ’ of the break. H A L L A N D W IL L R E M A IN OPEN U N T IL T U E S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1022. poseil charter now being on file with [' ' plantation settle* L. It. P H IL IPS , the Clerk o f the Circuit Court of r ‘ ' •m several City Registration Officer. Scminuto County, Florida. I ■ continued 20-10te An Ordlnnncc Providing for The character and object of the cor­ tt,loVtt " C .ire ,, of land with tho Establishment nnd Mnlntc The Herald fo r Post Cards. StwWe let i,j,. poration to ho formed is a corporation nance o f A Public Library nnd l b . . , r<V(T NVw G r . not to profit, nnd to provide a Chib Rending Room Free for tho Use House and suitable grounds for a re­ •tat’onury yesterday o f tho Inhabitants o f the C ity o f creation center, and to encourage nnd '■ 1 the qu option Sanford, F'lorida, nnd Authoriz­ promote all forms o f outdoor sports ■ ge t. gl ter* ing the M ayor o f the City o f San­ and games. U u 24 hours ford,F'lorida, to Call an Elec­ GEORGE G. HERRING, 1 f a foot over the tion to Determine the Question ■l-ll-o.n.w.-tc Attorney for* All polnto o f the Establishment and MninOfteil ri-es o f | Incorporators. tennnee o f tho Same. 1” He it enneted by the People o f the Whereas, the City Commission o f the 1 M ' ini. director of the City nf Sanford, Florida, on the 10th City o f Sanford, F’ lorida: Section 1. That the City Commis­ sion o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, deem it advisaldo to establish and JU ST RECEIVED A COM mnintnin n public library and rending ,, ' s PLHXF, L IN E OF room, free for the use o f tho inhab­ itants o f the City. Section 2. Thnt n municipal public l . O K f A R library and reading room, to be free CLEANABLE to the inhabitants o f the City o f San­ ford, F'lorida, is hereby established O NE-PIECE. P O R C E L A IN LIN E D and created by tho City Commission of the City o f Sanford, F'lorida. ^ than a result o f your fo re­ Section 3. Thnt said municipal public library nnd reading room shall went and effort— it is an expression be maintained In the manner pre­ Illt'rh confidence in Y O U R B A N K , scribed by Chapter 6199, Laws o f e appreciate this confidence, and F'lorida, 1911. Section 4. That Lillian M. Kelly, ’u " O'Hnpr our utmost to merit the coAnnio M, Whltncr, Arthur S, Peck, "peiation and support o f our custoAlice E. H ill and Minnie E. K ey are hereby named and elected by the City ,v> *v extending: every service and Commission as the Library Board o f accommodation within our pow er to Directors o f the Municipal Public render. Library and Reading Room o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, by Section Tw o o f this ordinance created nnd es­ tablished. Section 5. That said Board o f D i­ rectors shall hold office as follow s: Director Lillian M. Kelly, fo r the term o f one year. v Director Annie M. Whitner, fo r the term o f two years. A COM M UNITY BU ILD ER Director Arthur S. Peck, fo r the This Is positively the best Refrigera­ tor on the Market Today term o f three years. l^ r o n S T im , President B. F. W H ITN B R , Cashier Director Alice E. Hill, fo r the term -C A L L AND S E E IT nf four rears. 5^ 2IXOrie&VL'<Ar(fiice<r^^ PAGE THRU « S 3 a * J * ■ i J * ■ " :: ■ 5 ■ ■ ■ " ■ a " J ■ ■ J a FIR ST PU B LIC A P P E A R A N C E LEGION SAXAPHONE BAND M E N ’S C L U B V A U D E V I L L E PARISH HOUSE TUESDAY, A P R I L 25TH ADMISSION, 25c and 50r — \ The Peoples Bank of Sanlord j OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE Devoes Paint Is Guaranteed to LEVEES BR EAK C over more su rface and w e a r longer. W h y buy cheap paint and be compelled to do your house over in half the time? T H E B E S T IS T H E C H E A P E S T And W e H ave It Hardware (seai.1 : CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY ORDINANCE NO. 31 “ SERVICE T H A T COUNTS” 5 5 T H E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E L IN E Car Lots or Less. ■ " j Ship us Richmond, V irgin ia ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ **■ ■ ■ CHULUOTA INN ■ ■ ■ -------I--" tin the Okeechobee Brnnrh of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chuluota, Fla., among the pines and lakes o f Seminole county, ni: up-to-date modern hrirk hotel, with private baths nnd hot water heat. First class cuisine. Rates 12.50 to fSJiO prr day; 110 to $18 per week, aecording to loentlun of room. NOTIChT o F MUNICI­ PAL LIBRARY ELECTION our \v« handle everything in M R S. ( H A S . I). B R U M L E Y , M anager D E L IC IO U S ..DELAWARE ‘PUNCH.. am In Bottles E veryw h ere Demand the genuine— name stamped on every crown— ask for It by name D eposit Bottled only by REFRIGERATORS The S a n fo rd Coca-Cola Bottling Com pany ’ a ■ A rc Y o u Thinking A b o u t a Sum m er Cam p F o r Y o u r B oys T his Summer? .S i The mountain! o f North Carolina a r « the best location! In the world for health and that change o f clim ate needed by Florldlane and eepec(ally the growing boys. Laurel P a rk Cam p Near H endersonville • ‘ la one o f the best camps in the South as well as one o f the most reasonable with a fine corps of teacheri and councillors, with the beet athletic Instructors, with the lake fo r swimming, with pare drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect. first N ational B a n k 1 Bend for Catalogue or See Me Personally ■ ■ R O B E R T J. H O L L Y , Jr. SA N FO R D , FIAJRIDA * J S i ■ j| S �THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25,1922 PAGE FOUR Against the repeal o f Section 174 Section 4. That Section o f 206 of the tain amendments to the present char­ o f the charter. charter under which the City o f San­ ter of the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, Section 10. That the provliioni of should be adopted in order to prop­ ford, Florida, is now operating and erly and expeditiously administer the functioning, be and the same is here, this.ordinance providing for and di­ An ordinance Amending Section* eivic affairs o f this city, therefore, recting an election to be held fo r the by nmc’nded to read ns follows: 7, 97, 164, 206, and 217; and Repeal­ adoption or rejection o f this ordin­ "Section 206. S A L A R IE S .— The Re it Enacted By the People o f the ing Section 174 o f Chapter 8361, Laws ance shall become effective Immed­ f'ity Commission shall fix by ordinCity of Sanford, Florida; o f Florida, 1919, Entitled "An A ct to Soction 1. Th at Section 7, o f the ancc the compensation o f the C<ty iately upon its final passage and adop­ Abolish the Present Municipal Gov­ chnrter under which the dity o f San-1Attorney, the City Manager, the City tion, nr.d mid ordinance shall become ernment of the C ity of Sanford, ford, Florido, Is now operating and Auditor and Clerk and cx-O ificlo Ass- o f full force and effect os to all of County o f Seminole, State of Florida, functionlng be, and the same is here- essor, nnd shall fix by ordinance the provisions therein contained, or and to Organize, Incorporate and Es­ by amended to rend a* follows, to- compensation* o f the Chiefs of the fire n" *° 8UC^ sa'^ Provisl°ns as may tablish a City Government for th# w it; and Police Departments, and members *,c rat*ncl nn<i npproved as the re-, Same, and to Prescribe the Jurisdic­ “ Section 7. Powers of the City. of the fire and police forces. The City clc<‘ t lnn ordered called and tion, Powers and Functions of Said The City o f Sanford, Florida, shall Commission r hall have the power to held, on.|*’ ^rom nn<* n^ er *ho Municipality." have perpetual succession; shall sue fix by ordinance the compensation o f snid ordinance is approved, either In Whereas, the legislature'm ay by and he sued, plead and he impleaded; the Municipal Judge. The City Com. whole or In part, by the referendum lew confer upon a municipality any may purchase, lease, receive and hold mission shall have the power to fix vote o f the electors o f the City of power* relating to ita government, property, real and personal, within the compensation o f the C ity Tax Sanford, Florida. Adopted on this the 10th day of not in conflict with other organic Snid City; nnd mny sell, alienate, Collector, which may be based on provisions of law, and deed, convey, lease or otherwise dis­ either fees or salary. The C ity Man­ April A. D., 1922. C IIAS. E. H E N R Y, \ Whereas, the Legislature o f the pose of the snmo fo r the benefit and ager shall fix the number and com­ State o f Florida hna by legislative en­ advantage of anid City; and mny pensation o f all other officers and S. O. CHASE, actment granted and delegated unto purchase, lease, receive nnd hold prop­ employees. The salaries or compen­ FORREST L A K E City Commissioner* o f Sanford, the City of Sanford, Florida, tho erty, real nnd personal, within nnd sation so fixed shall he uniform for Florid*. right to submit to Us electors for beyond the limits o f the City to be like services in cnch grade o f the City approval or rejection, amendments to used for the burial o f the dead, for service ns the same shall he graded Attest: L. R. P H IL L IP S , Clerk, it* charter, and the erection, construction nnd main­ and classified by the City Mnnager. (Seal) Whereas, it is one o f tho fundnmen- tenance of waterworks nnd lighting All such salaries and rates o f pay tal principle t f constitutional law th rt p]nn( (,i f or oMtahlishmcnt o f hos- with dates o f employment and dis- » n-18-2r,; f , 2-9-10-23-30; 6-6-13. U is not unconstitutional ss a ddega- p iu ,Bt poorh„UBP!, nmi houses o f detion o f legislative power for the leg- trr,t|on nni] correction, for the estnhlalaturs to delegate unto a munici- la m e n t of docks, wharfs, hrenkwn- fees nnd moneys received or collected u n im is m ™ polity the right and authority to am- j pr)) nn,j baalns, nnd for such by officers nnd employees shall he end n chnrter granted unto said mun- O(hor public purposes ns tbe City Immediately paid over to the proper illllL illl/ lllljl 1 1 Iripnlity by the Legislature, provided (Commission may by ordinance deem official or depository ns designated by any amendment so ndopted does not n K N M ry nnd proper, nnd mny sell, tbe City Commission or City Auditor Li contrnvenc or Is'not repugrmnt to the |rwxe uf otherwise dispose of said nnd Clerk on the day o f their receipt." Constitution nnd the statute law o f property f(ir the benefit o f said City Section 6. That paragraph (b ) o f When?**, the City Commission of the State, nnd j 0 the same extent thnt natural por- Section 217 o f the charter under ,he n t >’ of Sanford, Florida, on the W borons, Section 2fi4 of the Icgis- Bfin„ n,j(.ht or could do; and nlso which the City o f Sanford. Florida, is 10,h 'h‘ >’ " f April, A. D. 1922, duly lative chnrter under which the City of „hfill have the power to borrow mon- now operating and functioning, he, linMr'1 nn'1 «'h»!'tc<l « certain ordiSanford, Florida, is now operating ey ftlJ. clirrrnt expense'*, provided nny nnd the same Is hereby amended to cn,itl®‘1 " An Ordinance Amendin* Sections 7, 97, 104, 200 nnd 217; nnd functioning provides thnt amend- nmount so harrowed shall not ex- rend as follows: menls to said charter mny lie sub- rfl,.,| nn erjunl to fifty per “ Paragraph (b ).-S u c h petitions nn<1 Repealing Section 174 of Chapter m illed to the electors o f snid City by rpl,t „ f the revenue derived from shall ho signed by npt less than fifty Laws o f Florida, 1919, Fbitiiled, n two-thirds vote o f the City < am- ,n x„tlnn during nny fiscal yrar; to of the electors o f tho municipality." " An Act t(> Abo,i" h thp V rtw nt Munimissions, and Section 6. That Section 171 o f the cilmI «"w m m r n t o f the City of Sancontrol, perform and furnish all pub Whrrens, it has developed thnt cer- lir services nnd to own nnd ncquire i charter under which the City o f San- ^"r,h ( ounty o f Seminole, State of public utilities, public docks, whnrfs ford, Florida, is now operating nnd H°rida, nnd to Organize, Incorporate nnd bontbnsins; to nrqulrp, rstnldish, functioning, he, and the snme is h ere-, ;,n,l Establish n • ity Government for own, opernte and maintain ns n pub- by repealed. the Snme, nnd to Prescribe the Jurislie utility, waterworks nnd n water Section 7. Thnt the Mayor is here. •‘llltlon* powcr> ,iruJ Function* o f Snid plnnt nnd provide tho City and the by instructed, authorized and cm- Municipality” , inhabitants thereof with water; to nc- powered to rail nn election in accordWhereas, said ordinance provides quire, nwn, establish, maintain nnd ancc with Section 7 o f the Revised ^"r *he Amendment of Sec. 7; S i t . 97; operate as a public u ti'ity, gas works Ordinance of tho City of Sanford, See. See. n,'d -Sec. 217, and nnd n gas plant, and furnish the City I Florida, to determine the (;uost!on by the repeal of Sec. 174 of the charter nnd the inhabitants thereof with |referendum vote ns to whether See-, under which the City o f Sanford, F’ lorrnmmrrrinl gas; to acquire, own, os- tions 7, 97. 164, 206 and 217 o f the >[la, is now operating nnd functioning, tablish, operate nnd maintain ns a charter under which tho City o f San- nnd public utility, rlertricnl works ami nn ford, Florida, is now operating nnd Whereas, it is provided by the charT i l OS. J, A. R E ID Y electrir plnnts nnd furnish the City functioning, shnll ho amended in the ter of the City o f Sanford, Florida, Attorney and Coansellor-at-Law nnd the inhabitants thereof with cl- manner hereinabove stated nnd set that any proposed amendment of said Practicing in Slate and Federal Courts cctricity; to issue ami sell bonds fo r forth; and as to whether Section 174 charter shall be submitted fo r approvany o f the purposes hereinabove en­ o f snid charter shall lie repealed. nl or rejection to the electors o f the Over Seminole County Hank umerated and set forth, nn well a* for Section 8. Thnt at said election to City of Sanford, Florida, at nn elccsuch other municipal purposes ns mny be called nnd held in the tnnrner pro* tion duly called nnd held for snid purG e o rg e A. DeColtcH be from time to time proscribed by videii by Section 7 o f tids ordinance, pose, Altornoy-nt-Lnw ordinance, or as may he otherwise this ordinance shall be voted upon as Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, as mayor Over Seminole County Hank provided by this chnrter: to adopt and a whole by title only, and nlso, each o f the City of Sanford, Florida, unnor SA N FO R D -:FLORIDA enforce local police, sanitary and nth- Section of the charter under which and by virtue o f the authority in me or similar rogulntlens r.-t in conflict ’ the City of Sanford, Florida, is now j vested, and we, C. K. Henry, S. O. with thelaws of the State o f Florida; operating anil functioning, sought by Chose and Forest Lake, ns Comini*, S . O . S h in h o ls e r tn do whatevermny be deemed neces. this ordinance to bo amended or re- sloner* o f the City o f Sanford, F’lorisary nr proper fur the safety, health pealed, shall he separately voted Upon dn, composing and comprising the City Contractor nnil Huilder ennvenlencp ami grnernl w elfare of its by the electors participating in snid Commission of the City o f Sanford, HANFORD -:FLORID Inhabitants, and to exercise all pow­ election. Florida, do hereby call nn election to ers o f local self-government. The Section 9. That the ballots used at he held in the City o f Sanford, Flori­ S M IT H B R O S. enumeration of particular power* the election ordered to be coiled and da, on the 14th day o f June, A. I). herein shall not |>o held or deemed to held hy Section 7 o f this ordinance G a ra g e and M achine Co. lie exclusive, hut in nddition to the shall state the title o f the ordinance 1922, to determine the question hy tho referendum vote o f a majority of the powers enumerated herein, or implied to bo voted upon in the manner follow- electors o f snid <*rty qualified to vote, Expert Auto Repair Work hereby, the City idinll have, ami tuny >ng: participating in -aid election, whether Phone 80 Corner First nnd Oak exercise nil other powers, which un­ "F or the adoption nnd approval o f the amendments of the present chnrder the Constitution nnd I-uws o f thnt certain ordinance entitled, ter o f the City of Sanford, F'lorida, “ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOODS’ Florida, It would be competent for “ An Ordinance Amending Sec­ proposed hy the aforesaid ordinance Quick Service T ran sfei this paragraph specifcnlly to enum­ tions 7, 97, 161, 296 nnd 217; ami shall l>e adopted and approved, either erate. Repealing Section 174 of Chnpin whole or in part. Storage Facilities In addition to tho powers herein tcr 8361, Laws o f Florida, 1919, And I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor o f the If we plrase you, tell others; If no enumerated or given o r allowed the Entitled “ An Act to Abolish tho City of Sanford, !■lorida, and we, C. tell us. Phone 498 said C ity shall have nil powers nnd Present Municipal Government o f E. Honfy, S. O. Chase and F'orest perform all duties conferred or im­ the City o f Sanford, County o f Lake, ns the City Commission of the Sanford Steam Laundry posed by the laws o f tho State of Seminole, State o f Florida, and to City o f Sanford, F'lorida, do hereby Florida, now in force, or which mny Organize, Incorporate and Estab­ appoint V . 'F:. Douglass, O. P. Hern­ FOR SERVICE hereafter he enacted, providing gen­ lish n City Government for the don and It. C. Maxwell, Inspectors of Call 14G-J erally fo r the government o f cities Snme, nnd to Prescribe the Jur­ said election, and W. M. Haynes, Clerk and towns nnd not inconsistent with isdiction, powers nnd F'unctlons of said election. W. RAWL1NG. Prop. the provisions of this A c t." o f said Municipality." The said election hereby ordered nnd Section 2. Tlinl Section 07 of the “ Against the adoption and approval cnlled to he held on the snid 14th day S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y charter under which the C ity o f San­ o f that certain ordinance entitled: o f June, A. D. 1922, shall lw held and ford. Florida, is now operating nnd "A n Ordinance Amending Sec­ conducted in the manner prescribed WORKS functioning, be, and the same is tions 7, 97. |6I, 200 and 217; nnd by the ordinances and the charter of hereby amended to rend ns follow*: Rc|>cnling Section 174 o f Chapter V. V. COLLER. Prop. the t ity o f Sanford, Florida. “ Section 97. F IS C A L Y E A R — 81161, Laws o f Florida. 1919, And it is further ordered that not The fiscal year of the City shall begin Entitled “ An Act to Abolish the General Shop and Mi!? on the 1st day of October and end on Present Municipal Government less than thirty day* prior to the date o f the election hereby ordered to be the 20th day of September o f each o f tho City of Hnnford, County held the City Auditor and Clerk «h*l! W o rk year." o f Seminole, Stntc o f Florida, mail a copy o f the aforesaid ordinance Section Thnt Section 16 1 o f the and to Organize, Incorjmratc nnd proposing the amendments to tho pres­ CONTRACTOR «nd H C IL D E I charter under which tho C ity o f San. Establish n City Government for ent charter of the City o f Sanford, ford, is now opeinting nnd function­ the Snme. nnd to Prescribe the F lorida, to each elector whose name SIT Commercial Street Hanford, Fla ing,be, nnd the same Is hereby am­ Jurisdiction, powers and Func­ appears upon the registration books ended to rend as follows: tions of Snid Municipality." o f tho city. “ Section 164. S P E C IA L ASSESS- and shall also Separately stntc each W ITN E SS the hands o f C. E. Hen­ Geo. W . K night M ENTS; W H EN PAYABLE !. Spec­ Section o f said Charter to he voted ry, ns Mayor of the City o f Sanford, ial assesments covering the construc­ upon in the manner following, to-wit: Real Estate and Insurance nnd C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and tion o f sidewalks, laying out, improv­ “ For the adoption o f the amendHANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA Forest Lake, as Commissioners, com­ ing, grading, paving and hard sur­ MH'iit o f Section 7, of the Charter." posing the CRy Commislson of tho City facing o f streets and alleys, and cov­ "Against the adoption o f the ering all other local improvements amendment of Section 7 o f the char­ o f Sanford, Florida, attested by I* R. San ford Machine Philips, Clerk of the City o f Sanford, shall be payable by the owners o f the ter." F'lorida, and the corporate seal o f the property assessed for said local im­ l ’or the adoption of the amendment Foundry Co. City o f Sanford, F'lorida, on this the • provement nt the time stipulated in o f Section 97 of the charter. 10th 'lay of April A. D. 1922. Against the adoption o f tho am­ Central Machine and Holler Work; the nrdiunnee passed nnd adopted CIIAS. E. H E N R Y, with reference to any such local Im­ endment of Section 97 o f the Charter Cylinder Grinding; Del.use Pistons; As Mayor of the City provement, and shall constitute, he, F'or the ndoption o f the amendment of Sanford, F'lorida. Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel remain nnd continue n Hen superior of Section 164 of the chnrter. S. O. HASE, in dignity tto any and all ether liens, Against the adoption o f the amend­ Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shaft* reCIIAS. F'.. H E N R Y , except liens fo r State and County ment o f Station 164 o f the charter. FOREST L A K E , turned; agents fo r Calll^ Inboard an* Tnxes, upon nnd against the proper­ F’ or the adoption o f tho amendment A* tho City Commis­ of Section 290 of the charter. ty assessed fo r such local im prove­ Outboard Motor*. «— ----- Phone 61 sion o f the City of ment until paid, and said lioq shall Against the adoption o f the amend­ — ------— ■ Sanford, F'lorida. • not be barred by nny statute o f lim­ ment o f Section 206 o f tho charter. Attest: itations now existing, or by nny sta­ For the adoption o f tho amendment Rayficld C arh u rators L. It. P H IL IP S , (SF IA L) tute hereafter enact'd which does not of Section 217 of the chnrter. flr City Clerk o f the City of San­ Installed and Guaranteed by in express term* refer to liens for Against the ndoption o f the amend­ ford, F'lorida. Sanford B attery Service special assessments imposed or levied ment o f Section 217 o f the charter. Apr. 11-18-25; Mny 2-9-16-23-30; and hy the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, for For the repeal o f Section 174 o f the June C-13. local improvement*." charter. Com pany ORDINANCE NO. 29 ■tzr PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : & r r m STOP! LOOK! AND LISTEN! A M E R I C A N L E G I O N R U T S O N BIG S P O U T IN G E V E N T notice of charter A jllll Y| 1jllli \IT Prize for be.st Rifle Shot— Open to Lcgionnnires Prize for best Rifle Shot— open to I-ndies’ only. 22 Cnlibrc R ifle UHed in all contest* Prizes for best Trap Shoot— open to all. Concert by American Legion Hand on the grounds of San­ ford Rod and Gun Club nl Sanford B EG IN N IN G M O N D AY. M A Y 1ST, A T 2:00 P. M. J. C. HUTCHISON in chnrge of R ifle Contests I)R. R A L P H E. S T E V E N S in charge of Trap Shoot G E O R G E G. H E R R IN G , Post Commander! K. R . M U R R E L L , Jr., Post A djutant AUCTION SALE Blooded Live Stock Horses and Mules Spring Garden R A N C H DeLEON SPRINGS • FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 S T A R T I N G P R O M P T L Y A T 10 A .M . C A I J C A B — I "'HI sell to the highest nnd be.st bidders OU Ilfi/ U / W ITH O UT R E SE R V E a choice collection of Horses and Mules of all sizes and weights, among which will be found the following: 12 bead of real Rood Farm Horses and Mares,* that are all broke and ready for the plow and harrow. This Farm Stock must lie seen to he appreci­ ated. Three spans of real Draft Horses, with weight, bone and substance for heavy hauling purposes. 10 head of real high class Riding Horses, that are broken in the saddle to all gaits. FREE BAR BECUE LU N C H “ TERMS OF S A LE are practically cash." However, we will accept indorsed bankable notes bearing interest for f»0 days. TH IS ltIG S A L E W ILL T A K E PLACE regardless of rain, as we have lots o f shelter at Spring Garden Ranch DeLeon Springs, Florida . W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 3RD Starling promptly at 10 a. m., continuing until the last ani­ mal is sold. F. N. B U R T Owner of Stock and Spring Garden Ranch I*. G. W ALDRON, Auctioneer OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1922 and better developed it w ill becom e;'land and France, all hnvo theira, and; but n largo variety o f books must be the United States also, although it is read, in order that the mind may ox new, hns one o f which wo can indeed pand in all directions. I f you were to be proud. For have its contributors KKKD DAlGKB, Sotlety Editor, try to live on proteins or fats your not been, almost without exception, I? ' body would be undeveloped in every great and worthy men whose works re­ 1‘hone H7-W way, because it is not possible for one flect their lives? to live on proteins alone. Therefore, I f Sanford is to J>o truly a "C ity i '■•* — you must read biographies, nature Substantial,” and if we are to be » f Irlrh p a M studies and histories along with yotir proud of her, we must work fo r an I t t t r r a l l r a p p rrrim trd . fiction, or your brain will be under­ adequate public library, fo r after all, SOCIAL C A LB SD A U developed in those directions. “ Hooks are medicine for the soul." ft ' I itcrature and ana M ade Good fiction is not good fur one if — Margaret Berner, Class o f ’2d. fTeftrtJaJ" ■^ ^ Roman's Club, rend exclusively; then, whnt shall be ivpsrrt i •• ininrja| j)ny Uxerciftcs said o f the exclusive reading o f poor Libraries ^edr.e- »> par^ at 3:H0 I*. M. fiction? Tho person that does this Libraries! The very thought of ** * * \lrs ill will l>e harming his mind instend o f fljjredsy— -.Mrs. Harry Marry ilceren u n . , „ w___ such institutions bring to one the de­ ‘ ‘ ‘ ill retrrtsin the members o f the Mer- d................................. e v c l o o l n j ........................... tie Matron. Bridge Club. 1.be -feeding T R his mind ,nt_°}h" w ord, he w of sire for knowledge and the love o f the poison instead higher and better things which life tlcnday—Mrs. F. L Miller will cn- good, wholesome food. ~ ‘ holds for us. Within us constantly is But, unfortunately, a good portion trrtsin the members o f the Fort­ a yearning for something bigger and o f the people cannot nfford to buy the nightly Bridge Club. greater than we have already attain­ Sstarday—Bon Ton Bridge Club will books that everyone should rend, nor ed, and so in the companionship of —..rf.inod by t« entertained by Mrs. J. D. Wood- do they have access to the libraries o f books this thirst o f the soul is par­ others. tially quenched. Books are our true rdf. The public library brings the best friends. Mr snd I.. Feran o f Fustis books before all the people shrdlu un Whnt would a nation be without yir mu Mrs. .'ns* K. — this way gives them the best "brnin"brainT spending »pending a a few days here here with .... — infew days with books? It ...............»•— £outd not bu a nation but #.r daughter. Mrs. I). L. Thrasher. , ir really good library fiction book87 ,l 5^,,u,,, not bo a nation but !•>. .. daughter. Mrs. I), i.. Thrasher. food." In merely a country with wnnwan­ that highest, most most '!lcrcly “ countr>’ overrun overrun with that is is only only o o ff the the highest, dering folks. Heal history could not ur anj Mr* W. E. Raines and wholesome quality is kept, and so cal!- , rinR fo|k"- Rco1 history could not r. H J McMullen -rent the w eek -, ‘‘•l "dlme-novcls" are never seen. Ar- , rccorda were made. Even Mrd m I’slatka, visiting friends and chltecU consult the hooks on nrchl- ,n l,u' "''I days o f Egypt men had to ted lecture; teachers come to use the ref- expri'*® the,r emotions and thoughts hieroglyphic writ------- »— 1 ._ — i i . , i . _ , ,i._„ ___ , *nd so witii their hieroglyphic irlitivr*. erence book# and books that they need ings they have left us a story o f th e ir' in their class work; lawyer# come to ,T' vtiNFS GUILD ------ .’ " *•* llvca and deeds. . .;*,v" VT. ". .r ." , " ’ i *” t i u u L lie* s u v l n l a ( n I ntl* • l l m u t n n m r r n t t l l . Ur. U ' II \uddmSg entertained the U,ok u'> I'0*"1® the'stenograph- ,,v” ™ ' ' * 7 ' ' o t nnu . .t r f t <?t \2nes Guild most or" c‘,me to ,ook UP niatteri o f Eng- .. 1 , ,, >r of ( ' r* 1 *“ 1° flourished, dtaijilly ytMcrda'y'afternoon at her lish which they use every day; and and Home flouri. and I L T the ' V f Side scholar# come to read the books that «> «« were mm, o f intellect km, on thf me. , ....... .. ....... . (ti . U U n rv ( understanding. They gave the w orld i are to be found in a good library. the best literature. Libraries were Atlh uirh this was not the regular A good library is an asset to any established and never before did two i i t i i v o misting, several matters o f a such nations o f culture and refinc___ town. Tourists nrc attracted by ■8il ■:[ Mat. • wen- discussed and *® ° f us* to ‘,vei> mcnt And when these libraries ittrruled to among them being the ‘ro°'* •9,r,,r>r> _ > rt fr ,m the Easter Ball Commit- on°* il bann.® n“ 0,,e‘ ,,u'n' with their vast stores o f knowledge a!* - ret it* made on the card lhi" worthy institution deserves the were destroyed there ensued the "dark til.'* and lover# with which the P™*®0 nntl * uPPort ° f ovory cR *Icn ages” for the very stimulant o f the •irU are pn-viding for the Parish up nnd-doing town. nation was gone. H.ij*i Another matter o f imporTlR Sanford library has n-en, or a What is a town without a good taste, were the plans fo r a Subscrip- ,u,nl*,<r yvnrs, inadequate or t ie rury# One may rest assured that; l ard Party to be given next 0 limber o f needs o f aH the^people o f ^ eru L,|„p jn n town where a Met day evening. May first, at 8:00 ««n fo rd . It la true, a few o f our most library is lacking. The school kliil* P M, at the Parish House. public-spirited men and women have dreii must have instructive and enter­ After Ihe business session, a do- « lvcn R their support, but they cun- taining books, the business men must Erhif.il ml hour was enjoyed, the » » t *lo everything even though they have Iwiok# and books are a necessity kstrss serving chicken salad, sal- hnv® accomplished much and spent a to the refined woman. Indeed " A lib­ ti**<, iilivi*. piililes, coffee and two lot o f time and money. But when you rary is a university within itself." Ev­ come face to face with the facts, our ery good book that one reads helps to kiidt of home made cake. The n<\t nieiting o f the Guild will library has been sadly neglected. mold that person’s life into a stronger is no reason on earth why San- ... __ , _ t» with Mrs. Clifford Peabody, on There , , . .character. ford should not have as good a lib, , . ... , , „ , Myrtle avenue. , . I Let us not think o f Sanford, our ■rary as there is In any town o its „ r ,t SubMnntia!" continuing with a PAGE FIVE S O C IE T Y 1OHfNIGHTLY BltlDGK POSTPONED On aco'jr.t of the .Mciiiorial Day L. Omni-*, on Wednesday, Mrs. Mi«!*n ha* |v"*tpi*ned the Fortnightly Br-iif, Club fn in Wednesday until Thursday afternoon. FOR SALE B Y A L L GROCERS W I G H T G R O C E R Y CO. W H O LE S A LE DISTRIBUTORS FLORIDA S.*..\T021D PLAY GOLF SANFO RD JU ST RECEIVED A Shipment of M ATTRESS TORY “ Old Mattress Made New and Come in and l ook Them Over GLOBE PIANO CO. SANFORD CYCLE CO. New Mattress Made to Order" French Avenue and 17th Street Sparton I lorn Service T H E SPO R TSM A N 'S STO RE 117 Parl^Ave. Sanford. Florida S A V E YOU MONKY Write us San ford B attery Service The world nt your door every even­ ing for I5e.— Dally Herald. Com pany Em pire Hotel Block O B L A N IK ), FLO R ID A NOTICE TO FARMERS IANOS P L A Y E R RO LLS PH O NO G RAPH RECORDS P O P U L A R S H E E T MUSIC ___ __ I URK’S REPAIR SHOP Now's tho tinio for you to liuy n MOLINE TR AC TO R . Wo have a special offer that you cannot afford to let get by you. For every farmer can afford to buy but you cannot afford not to buy a real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we will sell you a— M O L IN E , Model I), latest improved T ractors for $428.00 Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme­ diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re­ member this offer is only good until October 11th, nine** your order now. BELL BROS. PHONE 21t)2 L A K E MONROE, F LO R ID A Always Faithful in Service It pays to own the Hupmobile. Everyone seems to know that it is especially longlived, especially faithful in service. fluence “ P‘‘r,lon. whether for good or Ur#-, n nt Dior o’clock at the Wo- I"’ '1' ,0 * ,n choosing tllelll, w « Ahoii’ll •W’* < tut. tiy the Ih* careful to select those books which Literature nnd Mbi'.c Inpartinents: , will influence us fo r the better. Through bixiks we nre enabled to Bskmuan Girl (lta lfe ) __________ Mrs. Frank Roper. learn o f the past, nnd profit by the examples uf the great countries nnd TVtn ><u will remember m e _____ the n^ble characters of heroic men. Mrs. Vance Douglass Cj;*> 1 In.nis Club Chorus We nre able to know what interested R «7 of Cnvnliern Rusticana (Mas- people in the past, and whnt kind of •sg’ ii Sili'itions fn>m Cavalier* people they were. In fact, books nre RuMirann (piano) . . nothing leas than n dinry o f the humMrs, Schelle Maines. an r,lcc' Irtlia] Chorus Tlie great Scotchman, Carlyle, said. Club Chorus "The true university o f these days is a collection o f books," or, as we might ferr^r'*11 mr,n t0 " U rvc w l" #ny, the library is "The People's Col­ lege," for if a person rends wisely and intelligently, he can learn nbout as »U \ SANFORD SHOULD much {rotn atudying the right book® H AVE a GOOD L IB R A R Y for hlmMif, tt» fron t going » ° col’ cg ' -------i and everyone hasn't a chance to go * icmii. b*) f-.iT. e .f. o««» ..__ _ , n .us, university, old, young, «kr*t.,nd life." No truer words have college, n this woinM1 may «wr Wi n spoken. One might as well try to live without ihe companionship «! friends as to attempt a life with••t U#iks. It would be a mighty drab and inid< e ‘ “ Kt ' university fo r doc«H lenrn. t * .Iirv.er, farmers, tors, sclenti# s, ' n Df all lawyers, carpento . ’ |tn.oks Fletcher, says: *®»ow me what you read nnd I'll tell Jou what you arc." So greatly do book* Influence our lives. use « slang.term, Imoks are .. ainng-u ‘Arain.food," and the more "brain- professions. k wn world \oltnirc sau , . -overnexcept only savage nations, ed by books." Wo know this is true, A ll the nations .which pow,have_ have . . j ,been ir litora rfu lln the past, food" you feed your brains the larger aturca. Greece, H a y , It’salmostaproverbamongskilledrepairmen that the Hupmobile is better built, and that it stays out of the shop far more consistently. H E R E ’S no amoke ^nJ smell to make disagree­ able work o fc o o king with the N e w Perfection O il Stove. , Clean, intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the dame stays where T you set it. W e l l be clad to demonstrate how easily you can regulate the N e w Perfection fo r any sort o f cooking. W e have the N e w Perfection O ven also— and it bakes perfectly. . S an fo rd F u rn itu re Co. :- K. C. ECHOLS, Prop. G o lf C lubs and Balls «*,*; , V ,*. « . ? H o r dn- " ml very diminutive, obscure library. I ; U ,,; L .hlnVt‘ it( ? ®ur pcopleIwiU vvnk" Surely something must bo wrong with u*’ ° * llct 1 11 'VL neC on,' , nn< the people of Sanford who will nut aid J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R n™ } U bndl>'; „ , and boost for u library which i. worThe present library building is very thy o f the town and is n necessity to P I A N O CO. ' small and the books are not su ffic­ the w elfare of the community. ient in number. The present system Welaka Block — Margaret L. Cox, Class o f ’23. o f filing is not efficient, ilut funds arc not on hand to make any changes. m m i IlllU llltO PARTY In Paris nbout 1,500 jewelers nnd W HY NOT TR Y What will the good people o f Sanford Ma t,r Henry Bower, the bright watch and clock dealers use radio in­ do? The students o f the schools and jour.f • : . f Mr. and Mrs. It. C. struments to get the exact time sent the High School in particular need bi»ir, n.i* thi hint at a lovely party out daily from the E iffel Towel. this library to help them in their work, baliinlsy afternoon, when he entertainni i miinbi r of his young friend# and especially they need more r e fe r -1 W H E N YOUR C AR IS O U T OF is crlil.rai;. • .if his sixtb birthday encc books than it now affords. ' W HACK This question hns not been hereto­ ucivtrnry. Tht afti-rniKtn w-as delightfully fore agitated very much, but we feci f ip«rt with nil kinds o f games deur confident that you will all help us to Washingand Polishing a Specialty U ihe chililrcn’s hearts, and a "pea- secure that new library, nnd we are Foot of First Street, Sanford Avenue Kt Hunt" afforded much exciUmeiit going a fter it. It is bound to come. Why not now ? tt«l men n < t, Hiihnnl Deas, found A L L WORK G U A R A N T E E D — Florence Edna Lord, Class o f ’23. Br rr...•i to ng the boys, while Anu i ' . h, wn. the lucky one among tt.f rnS Until were given boxes of Why Sanford Should Have nn AdeH en ry M cLau lin , Jr. quote Public Library l'*»r.ut Brittle. O P T IC IA N — t^ n 7 )M R T R I8 T W e are dll proud o f our hotels, Aft- r the games and contests, rcfrt^hmiTM irrymg out the co or schools, banks, stores, churches, etc., fc'tiff f [.ink and white, and con. nnd we have a figh t to be. Sanford has been given the name "The City lating running"favois Su,,!,l “ »Hal"i but there is one thing •f loll; i .|> d. ll- in fancy crepe missing to moke it substantial. Many r*;«r lire** for the girls, and U8 think wo buvc n tro" d library, Dut.h l-.y* in . repe paper suits for but il *® m>l n<lc<lu“ to nnd without nn Sanford, FI* udequnte public library, a city cannot the ItfiVI Ma«t< r !1. ler proved himself a be substantial. Many say, "W e have newspapers, rkannlnc t- .-1 . and wus tho recipient * , |r. " v gift* from his many and whnt d o 'w e need with hooks?” B.t i I \1 >ut tifty children en- They are the very people who need them most. O f course, we need news­ k>)nl thi* lovely party. papers. Through them we ore able to learn what is going on at the present Ml •'P \\|> L IT E R A T U R E time, but we ought not to go through DEPARTM ENT TV.- f Ming program will be ren life without books, cither. Books in^m-d at the meeting Wednesday nf- f .u » Owners have found that yearly repair and replacement costs,barring accidents,arenext to nothing. It is a remarkably fine performer when it’s new; and the same fine performer when it’s old It isn’t strange or unusual—is it?—that every­ one believes it pays to own the Hupmobite. Touring Cor, *13SO; Roodator, $1350; Rood• tor-Coapo, $14*5; Coup*, $1*35; Sodon, H93S;-Cord Tiroo on oil modulo— Prkroo F. O. B. Detroit. Roronao Tom Extra. ■B. & O. SMOTOR CO. 209 P A R K A V E N U E S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Hupmobile � 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, 1922 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 25, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 25, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 25, 1922; <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/2196e5bac0878c8fa463e918ae586fa5.pdf 7e56eab9cf2ac02dd53cb0b1579810cb PDF Text Text / 15 SANFORD S ACityN F O R D .^hc "The City Substantial" Substantial I N THE H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD ’S G R EATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD. F L O R ID A , W ED NESD AY, A P R IL 26, 1922 VOLUME 1IL NUMBER 26 SEARCH FOR MISSING SANFORD’S DELEGATION GENOA CONFERENCE BREAK IN BIG TEXAS FLOOD WHEN TRINITY RIVER OVERFLOWS WILL COME IN A FEW DAYS GETS PROMISES GALORE ON AID FOR OUR ROADS SAYS LONDON NEWSPAPERS Unofficial Death List Now Stands at Twenty But List May Grow Some » f Which May Materialize in the ‘ Near Future ROCK FOR ROAD TO M \KK SHOULDERS ON STATE HOAI) NO. 5 WHICH 18 SANFOKD OHLANDO HOAD VAUDEVILLE AT MEN’S CLUB WELL ATTENDED (Hr Tfcr AaanrlalcS I’ffM l FORT WORTH. Tex., April 26.— Search for thirty-six perHotiH carried on unofficial list of dead and missinR today as the re­ sult o f yesterday’s overflow of Trinity river started at daylight when squads of searchers were sent out to corn!) the district where the flood waters begun to recede. Unofficial death list now stands at twenty. Property damage estimated at appfoximntcly one million dol­ CLUB ARRANGED F IN E PRO­ lars, is the toll of a flood which swept Fort Worth r rly yesterday, GRAM TH AT W AS A P P R E ­ carrying before it scores of residences and small ouildings, over­ CIATED RY A L L flow ing hundreds o f cares of land and inundating several city streets. Tho vaudeville entertainment given John J. McCain, Forth Worth city engineer, issued a stateby the Men’* Club of Holy Crons Par- m cnt last night in which he declared that the levees around the Uh assisted by the Legion Snxaphone r iv e r s , which broke here early yesterday and flooded lowlands of band, was well attended and those th0 city, were "dynam ited by unknown parties," and that an in­ present thoroughly enjoyed the var- vestigntion by u grand jury would he demanded immediately, ious stunts. They demonstrated beD A LLA S , April 26.— Forty-seven persons are unaccounted for ynnd any doubt that Sanford has some o r known dead as the result of a flood and one windstorm in Texas of the best talent to be obtained nny-^ within the last twenty-four hours, where and any time they want to p u t ____________________________________ Lloyd George's Enemies ROTARV CLUB Say the Meeting is ELECT OFFICERS a Failure ENSUING YEAR S O V I E T THREAT IIIG MEETING HELD YESTERDAY A T NOON-DAY LUNCHEON— OFFICERS ELECTED Sanford Rotary Club held n most interesting meeting at noon jesterduy at the Valdez Hotel at their regular mid-day luncheon. Aside from the reg­ ular business to l»c transacted was the annual election of officers nnd the fol­ lowing directors were elected for the ensuing year: J. C. Dali, F. E. R«umlllnt, Edward Higgins, E. F. Housholder. A. K. Yowell, D. L. Thrasher, R. J. Holly, Chas. Rritt, S. O. Shinholser. The directors met after the meeting and elected tho following o f­ ficers who will also he ex-officinl members of the board: I). L. Thrash­ er, president; E. F. Houiholdcr, vice­ president; \V. M. Haynes, secretary; Chas. Rritt, treasurer; J. D. Davison, II. It. Stevens as past president, will l>e a member of the board, sergeant-at-arms. The new officers will lie duly install­ ed at the next meeting nnd at tne first meeting in the month of May the new members will be initiated with n big meeting to bo held at night. R. J. Starling was taken in us it member yesterday and Ralph Bronson u visiting Rotarian from Key West, wss asked for n few wonts nnd made n good talk on the Roy Scout move­ ment that was given in yesterday’s Herald. The meeting of the State Road Do' ’ ‘ urtaent held in Tnmpn yesterday de­ veloped into what could be construed u * filibuster on the part of udhor«nt» of State Rond No. ft. It was not ur.til Isle in the nfternoon that repreitnUtives from other counties had the opportunity of presenting their re­ on a vaudeville sketch it w ill bo some­ quests and grievances to the board. Nothing developed from this unus- thing ns good ns any professionals. sal amount of \crbosity, except prom­ Every number on tho program last ises—none of which enn be fulfilled night was first class, tho sax band until the revenue from 1923 tax money making its first appearance in public 02111213 is received. The most definite nssur- after seven weeks practice of one »r.ce received by any delegation was night each week mndo such a credit­ that giver, the member* from Sanford able showing thnt they were roundly -representing Seminole county. This applauded every time they made their delegation brought the Uonrd's atten­ appearance. Dandmnster Rail has O r Lowering: of Subscription Rales at This Time, tion to the condition of the Orlando- certainly whipped the boys into shape Says President of Association Sanford road and the necessity of im­ in n short time nnd the thirty players mediate repairs being made to prevent with all sizes and shapes of snxn• Hr Tkf Axiwlnlrd I'rraal iU further disintegration. A fter a pftoncs made n fine stage setting. Tho N E W YORK, April 20.— I’ lnciiiR the full weight of the Ameri­ thorough discussion of this matter the readings by Mrs. Newberry, the negru can Newspaper Publishers’ Association against any effort to in­ members of the Department unani­ dialect sketch by Holt Herndon al­ troduce the forty-four hour week iu the newspaper shops and de­ mously voted to furnish sufficient ways good, the qunrtette thnt turned claring there cannot be any reduction in newspaper advertising or rock to be placed 3V4 to 4 feet on the out to he n trio of Tom Martin, Rud subscription rates at this time T. ]£. Williams, o f the Pittsburgh shoulders of the present rond as u Allison and Maurice Heiston, Johnny Post and president o f the association, called on members at the temporary expedient, and which will ^ochirnrd in cornet solos, S. Samuel opening*of the nnnual convention today to eliminate waste in the meet the heavy traffic until such time Raumei in song and dance, Mrs. Lu­ newspaper plants and gel behind apprenticeship school movement is funds arc available for the widen- cillc Aspcnwnll Tukach in solo, the in order to prevent shortage of skilled help in newspaper work. itjr of this road. The engineer of the duct on cornets by the Hall twins, the Road Department assured the Snnfortl acrobatic stunts of Ed. Ward, the delegation that shipments of this rook xylophone duct of James Robson and would be made immediately upon re- his little sister, Pearl, the too dancing eeipt of adviic of the county comniis- of Jennie May Rrown and the violet •loners that they were ready to ban- dance of little Mary Wight and all | die it. ('hairman Rrumlcy, of the tho many and varied numbers were rcur.*.) iwniniMtiuiiurii, advised that he nwny above the average vaudeville at* ■ould immediately call a special meet- tractions of the big cities nnd were mg of the county commissioners to nil heartily encored. In fact tho prosccepl this offer from the Rond De- gram was repented so often that it' And Then Carried Both Bodies to Undertaking: psrtment and much necd:*d repairs to took about three hours to play it out Establishment thii important artery will begin with- hut the audience never became tired ir. the next thirty days. ns so many nnd varied stunts wore The rock will he laid sufficiently enrried out thnt the entire program ( I l f The .laaoclnlrd ..... , ,, ............ ................ A N N IS T O N . Ala., April 26.— Policemen Joe Holiday ant L. thick iu that when it I,ns been evened wns full of punch and pep nnd wns by traffic it Will Increase the width o f most successful in every way. The H. Hurst w ere sh ot nnd killed here to d a y by Policeman Marshall thf nt roadway from 0 foct to show was given by the Mcn'it Club to Welch. A fte r flln yin g th e tw o policem en, who WCTC liu lIlK in HU v IT feet. At that time ohtain funds for the many improve- automobile, Welch d ro v e th e car con tain in g the bodies to an un­ ran he applied which meats in the Parish House and other llc rtu k ln if OBtflbliflhltlcnt fliul tlicil Hlirrcnck'ictl. l o llio SeilcI t 11 will further improve i l 'parts o f the plant that tho club now d ec la re d he shot Holiday in self-d e fen s e and th e shooting ot i t m.ii I u, ts t othe Road De- offers the public and every man in Hurst w a s accidental. [Ailment f >r tho«o improvements will Snnford who enjoys the fellowship of t„ nt (oust Sift,000.00. his fellow man, who wants to see the Ertimat- ii costs to the Rond Do- young boys In good company and who tin. um ih*. first to l»c heard by the is anxious to help his city should be• A'l Department, after the lengthy come n member of the Men’s Club and di‘ -u»*i ,n» on Rond No. Five, they as*i>t in this grent work. u, ri wry much elated nt this definite Tho Men's Club is anxious to enroll ‘ Dion. No definite action has been the names of nil the old men, the midtn 11 Road Department in the dle-aged men nnd the young men In J»>‘ <( making appropriations up un- the cluli in order to get a large and Id the tune Seminole county was enthusiastic crowd of men ready und Passengers W ill Be, Taken to Nassau By Boat as L*»rd. Plane is Damaged . willing nt all times to create n larger A wn» spokesman for plnnt in Snnford for the benefit o f the > ______________ an(" r,l delegation, which cortiisl- men of the city nnd the boys and give nty Thp s Mm-liirt i>rrni u forest Lake, I,. A. Ilmimcy, them a good clean place where they M IA M I, April 26.— T ito Suiltll Mnrill is S tiff tit \\ ilsoil Island knight, c. W. Kntzmingur can have good, clean sport* nnd according to n wireless front Havana at 11:20 today. The mes4ri' * " r,tnry R. W. Penrmnn^ amusements every night in the week .sago wns from the Havana Company owning the Santa Maria. if they desire. The club now has T h e message was sent by a naval plane which stated the pas­ “ KTWKKN DUBLIN AND IIEL- bowling nlleyn, |uiol rooms, shower sengers on the Santa Maria were taken to Nassau by a small boat baths, a big theatre building, basket while the pilot and mechanician remained with the plane. 1 vxr GOVERNMENTS—SITT h e Santa Mnrin encountered such heavy winds after leav­ ball court, trapeze and other athletic 1 VMON ALARMING apparatus and next season hopes to ing K e y West she wns forced to use nil her fuel and had to stop at Ill'l «•»» l \ r , r M> have n stage nil set with good scenery the island nt 1:30 Monday afternoon. None of the passengers are tsren ti 'i r ’ ' 1 . breach be- „nd curtains nnd hnve a placo where any the worse for the experience. »«nt« ui i hi' 11 ifast govern- the entire city of Sanford enn congredwlire m l ,*V.r •’" ' ‘deal quarters. nnd play and have a real comKenneth Williams Naval Planes Searc li irrcrm n,1 i l " ,u,,lure ° f I-ondon ‘ munity house that is so badly needed New Swat King l,„ . . in,licntr'i by a statement!here. For Missing Santa M a­ ’ ' •> provisional government In ? _ on St. Louis Team !7>lm “ "nouncing it was unable to ' ria That Left Monday •operate with Belfast government in M ALAGA EIRE SWEPT Home Runs in Four Days Has Inquiry into Irish railways. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS J Waters O ff Coast Combed Wllhout Chance nt Ruth's Record—T W E N T Y PERSONS DEAD Result Yesterday. > ! I«S WAITER DEPORTED Ills Tfcr 1»<M-Iii|rd I'rraal Ills The lu orlslrd I'rraal (H r Tfcr .iMoeUlrd I'ree.l f Kl-L IN l.OVE WITH ST. LOUIS, April 26.— With six M ALAGA, Spain, April 26.— Twcn. KEY AVEST, April 26.— Naval and home runs In four days, Kenneth MILLIONAIRES DAUGHTER j ty persons are known to be dead and commercial planes at daybreak re­ Williams, St. Louis American, left thirty injured b ya fire which swept turned search for Rant* Maria, miss­ lielder today leads all the Major WASHINGTON, A'pVil JlL^Auguat Government buildings last night, and ing with six persons, since it left here Leagues In the home run column. In ri t,'t, Swiss waiter, who charged #til1 burn,nK today. It is feared the at alxx ten, Monday morning for mnking six homcruna in four days, *' **• kidnapped on account of his wou,d spread to the Customs Williams has s chance st the record f"m»ntic interest In the daughter of ,,0UBe in which great quantities of Nassau. Waters off the coast were now held by Ruth, who scored seven * W(,aithy member of fashionable Rol- nmmunltlon destined for use o f the combed yesterday without result. One In five days last year. ,,n* Stock Country Club near Pitta- i s P*ni*b forces In Morocco is stored. plane went over Key West-Nas**u route and the Santa Maria planned to FLORIDA P Y T IIIA N 8 S S i ? , 11 U d fP0rted from th e1 -------------------day nv ti>l' t ^ndcr 0rder l,,ued t0* DUBLIN. April 2 0 .-E fforts to follow. BEGIN PROCEEDINGS • -abor Department. secure peace in Southern Ireland was IN GRAND LODGE TOKIO, April 26.—A heavy earth “ Pn, r .Z l n, . . _ renewed this morning with reassemORLANDO, April 26.—The Grand M>- Dear n n l / m Straight Rack to bllng of Free State and Republican* shock was centered in Toklo at 10:15 Remitter's ih ' d ° mp, at Hin- j leaders ami after discussions which this morning. There was consider, lodge of Florida Knights Pythias be­ mno . tore, YYelaka Ulock. continued into the afternoon the con- able damage to buildings In the city gan their annual convention here to­ day. and suburbs. 20-tfp ference adjourned until Saturday. AGAINST 44-HOUR WEEK IN NEWSPAPER OFFICES, NO ADVERTISING . "" I POLICEMAN KILLS TWO, ONE OF THEM POLICEMAN, AT ANNISTON, ALABAMA SANTA MARIA IS SAFE AT WILSON’S ISLAND, ACCORDING TO WIRELESS REDS PROTEST POLAND ’ S AC­ TION CONCERNING RUSSOGERMAN PACT (Its The .laaurlalrd I'rraal LONDON, April 20.— Probable ear­ ly breaking up of Genoa conference wns moro than hinted at in somo of London newspaper editorials today. Northrllffe Journals, which consist­ ently opposed conference and IJoyd George’s advocacy thereof, declare meeting n failure. GENOA, April 26.—Soviet Russia, contributed another sensation to the economic conference yesterday by sending a note to the Polish delega­ tion remonstrating against Polands action in joining with the Allied pow. ers In protest against a separata treaty between Ruisin nnd Germany. Russia claimed thnt tho peace treaty between herself and Poland covan all relations between the two coun­ tries so thnt Poland, like Germany, should not participate in the discusslon of Russian affairs, even intimat­ ing thnt Polnnd by her present ac11inn in the conference has abrogated the treaty signed nt Rlgn on March 18. 1021. Russia hjp n strong Red army enrnmped near tho Polish border, and for this reason tho Russian remon­ strances are regarded by some of the delegates as equivalent to almost a threat ngninst Poland. RUSSIANS l-’ INDING The expiffs on the Russian ques­ OUT TH E Y C A N T tion sitting without the soviet dele­ DO W ITH O UT MONEY gates, yesterday rompnred n d »s on he new proposals presented by the Russinn delegates nt Tuesdays ses­ (Ilf Tfcr (■•nrlilril I'rraal MOSCOW, April 2d— While Its sion, nnd decided to forward their re­ dclegattion at Genoa is trying to port to their respective governments. reach nn agreement with the Euro­ It s expected thnt when the answers pean powers for economic Wld for nre received from the various cnpltnli Soviet Russia, the Bolshevik govern­ the powers will submit counter pro­ ment is seeking to bring its financial posals to the soviet counched in Arm nnd other nffnirs to n sounder basis language in an endeavor to roach a by work nt home. working linsls for nn accord. The All Rflssinii Communist party •*We cannot stnty here forever,' congress has hcen tho preliminary snid n French dolognto Inst night fields where the international strug­ The French nre dlstruhed over the gle to bring out order from chaos in manner in which the English hnve Russia’s finances has been fought. interpreted Premier Poincare’s ad­ Against the few remaining groups dress. The French s|>okesman mndo of the communist party who still it clear thnt all Frenchmen aro al­ cling to tho iden thnt money should armed over future military jMraaiblllhe eliminated, M. Sokolnikoff, as­ ties o f the Russo-German treaty and sistant to the commissioner for fin­ that M. Poincare wns merely voicing ance, supported by the majority, France's genuine disquietude. There carried his point thnt n sound mone­ are certnn indications hero that tary system for Soviet Russia can bo Franco with her dwindling population gained only by curtailing the issue of is fearful of the constantly increas­ paper money, on one hand, nnd by ing German population, united with collecting tnxes, to bring the money mighty Russia. Tho French attitude hack to the government, on the oth­ toward Russia is deserbed ns like that er. of Jnpnn toward China—each wnnta Up to the lust of March, twenty- nn organized nnd prosperous neigh­ live trillion paper rubles had been is­ bor, hut does nut desire that that sued in 1922, it developed In the con­ neighbor lx- so strong ns to loom up ference. Hitherto the government, ns n possible menace. while paying out huge sums in pap­ er senrrely ever received any of it ELKS CONVENTION back, ns there were no tnxes in monsy A T JACKSONVILLE to he pnid no tram fares, railway BRINGS RIG CROWD fares oi postal or other revenues. Now, the income will be nn effort to (Hr Tfcr-.laaorlmre I'rraal check the outgo. JACKSONVILLE, April 26.— The From April the gold standard at­ city wns crowded today with Elks tempt wns abandoned, and all taxes from nil parts of tho state, hero for railway fares, etc., calculated on tho nnnual State Convention o f Elks, basis of the paper ruble. which opened this morning, and will Municipalities must support them­ continue through Friday. selves under the new plan. All gov­ ernment budgets are to be cut to tho GILCHRIST ANNOUNCED bone, and new budgets arranged ev­ TO D A Y FORMALLY ery three months. The rouncil of commissars has ap­ GIVING PLATFO RM pointed n special commission in lino llljr Tfcr AaanrUl<e I'rraal with the new policy, to eliminate bu­ JAC KSO NVILLE, April 26.— Gil­ reaucracy in the statu Institutions by ftO per cent of the government em­ christ formally announced today for the United States Senate from Flor­ ployes. ida, and made public his platform of twelve points, principal of which la, LAST COMBAT U N IT advocacy proper federal bonus for COMING FROM GERM ANY TO S A V A N N A H IN M AY disabled service men and their de­ pendents; less interference o f etate rights by the Federal government; (Hr Tfcf .(•■nrlalrS I'rraal WASHINGTON. April 26.— Eighth more business in government; less infantry, last combat unit will ar­ government In business. riv e at Savannah from Germany the latter pnrt of May, Senator Harris, There is more profit In keeping a of Georgia, suggested that Savannah few good cows than in keeping many prepnre to welcome the home coming poor once. Keep milk records and cetcbrntion and invite Harding, find out which o f your milkers are Weeks and Prrshing. loafing on the job. \\ 4■ �I■ k . PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1922 s n The Amount Doesn’t Count. It’s the Start That’s the Thing SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE • You know ns much nbout the ruin n* we do nnd there­ fore you have three guesses iibout the weather. It may rain tomorrow and W. J. Rryan may be elected presi­ dent of the United States next time, yes. 3:10 A. M. APR IL 23, 1922 Maximum 72 Minimum . 01 I f We ,1 Could Persuade Every person in this community to take a few centa E V E R Y D A Y and at the end of the month, have .n L , .p { j < LEAGUE STANDING Florida State league Won Lost St. Petersburg ____ 12 7 Daytona ........ 11 7 Lakeland .... ____ 10 9 Orlando ______ ____ 0 10 Tampa ... ......... ... ' » 11 Tampa ________ R 11 • Jacksonville ____ 7 11 National league YVon IgJSt New York . 8 2 Chicago ......... 8 3 Pittsburgh .„....\ 6 4 St. Idiuis 6 4 Philadelphia 1 4 Boston 3 5 a* Rang* 64 Brooklyn 6 3 liarometer .'10.04 Cincinnati 1 10 a* •Southeast and cloudy. American league Won Lost i c i t i M t i h a a a ‘1 y New York ...... $ Cleveland 4 St. l.oui* 7 4 Boston 5 4 Philadelphia 5 4 Chicago t 6 4 ---Ra Detroit 3 7 ■ For Florida: Generally fair 8 3 a tonight and Wednesday. *■* Washington a Ra Southern \-~ori.il ion r.j * a r r fc: *■* *4 tu Won l.<*t 8 5 Ra Sa e i Si Rn *a it* Little Bock Mobik I it New OrleaiiN f| 7 Memphis « 6 Nashville i 0 luit lanoogu 10 9 • r H h *1 Ra a* n 7 lainka like ruin but we are afraid Birmingham Atlanta 5 8 t«l ttllV HU. Sanford Hotnrian* under the Jeader•hip of Deane Turner chairman of m t B H B D E I B i m iNlfgirgir ^ j the Boys Work Committee, would do all in their power to make the visit ' ------ T O N I G H T ___ 9 of the Key West Boy Scouts pleasant and profitable. Pet. .632 .611 J>26 .474 .421 ASSIST. S A N ITA R Y ENGINEER .421 STATE BOARD OF HEALTH HERE SPRING WATER .412 INSPECTING Pet. .800 .727 .600 .600 .500 .375 .375 .091 Rudolpha Valentino and Dorothy Dalton in A. C. Newman assistant sanitary engineer of the state board of health was here yesterday nnd today looking after the drinking water of the city and inspected the Elder Springs wa­ ter nnd Lord's Purity Water and seemed to find the drinking water of this city to be all right. Ilccxpccta this city to be all right. He expects also return at an early date and make an inspection o f the Sanford dnirics and offer suggestions in re­ gard to the sanitnry measures to be adopted in the milk supply. “MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY” > • A story of a girl who sailed tfc seas like n man. Sec the munJ«. ou* mutiny! Sec the bund#* schooner race with death u/ blow into bits I See the battle f « love and treasure! A tale of trstj. less seas and strange shores cd with adventure. Fox N r*., t„ Pet. .818 Tomorrow— Mr. nnd Mrs. Carter .536 DeHaven in “ Twin Reds" and ad­ .536 ded attractions, also, III STRAW nALLOT .III ON SWIMMING POOL E E m n 0 ® E ® | g ir {| ]g .400 IN GAINESVILLE. FLA. .300 (llr The* \a«nrlnlril l*re««) short program, a talk by Dr llrrjn . .273 GAINESVILLE, April The lee, song, wreath placed in monumro city council hen has decided to hold j in honor of our hcroe- of the council hena str; r] ' • world war. Then to the ......... . u IVl. tion of whether to discontinue work decorate ihe graves o f the h , .615 on the municipal n , swimming pool. , h). u lxtin Thc pub„ c ,„v.t(4 .583 .5.38 The r ound ,1* considering stripping ipw.in, invitation is extend,-d r0 tk .538 construction o f the .....I ... order to oW veterans. 0. A. ft . and economize on expenditures. l(0y(( .538 .526 i WASHINGTON, April 24.—Offi162 V A U D E V I L L E . M E N ’S CLUB cers of the American Legion .385 nnd — P A R IS H H O U S E . TUESD AY other organizations of world wur vct* A P R I L 25TH . 21-5U ernn* were called into secret confer­ ItAl I’ll BRONSON TO BRING ence today with the Republicans KEY WEST BOY SCOUTS Nothing nicer for gifts than £* Senate Finance Committee, to dis. TO SANFORD IN JLI.Y stationery. Going below cost for t»» cuss the Soldiers Bonus legislation weeks at the Herald office. 18-3t> Ralph Bronson of Key West is in The Legion Sax hand will mnke it * ' ho city and his many friends are \1 I E VI ION. TEACHERS CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH i firet nppearnnee tonight at thr Par­ AND GRADUATES giving him a warm greeting. He ish llnuac Vaudeville performance. MONEY wos formerly the local manager of All graduates, former and present Cut out. this slip, enclose with U I The Sanford section i* suffering thc Southern Hell Telephone Co., of teachers of the Sanford High School,nnd mail it to Foley &Co., 28.13 SUL the leant of any in the stnte hut a 'I!?' “ "'I M> nlf a member of the who are interested in forming an fieldAvc., Chicago, III.,writing vow good rain would be fine for every­ Kry West Untilry Mult nnd of the Alumni Aftnociution nre a«kc<l to name nnd address clearly. You will thing. Ib.ys Work Committee, at the meet- meet at the High School at . eight receive in return n trial package co#. l"g of the Sanford Rotary Club to- o'clock Thursday night. April 27th. tnining Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Co Forest Idike, G. W. Knight nnd It. day asked that the Sanford R o t o r - ___________________ pound for coughs, colds and croup; W. I'enrmnn attended the meeting of ions would again look after the com­ MEMORIAL DAY Foley Kidney Pills for pains in -idea the State Itoad Department at Tain- forts of tin Key West Boy Scouts TO HE OBSERVED nnd back; rheumatism, bnckii'he, kid­ pa today representing the Sanford who were here last year nnd want to IN THIS CITY ney nnd blndder ailments; and Foley Chamber of t’nmmerre. tome again thin year in July and use wholcsom* sad sl .s a i . . . . vCathartic nuiRiui Tnblcts, i MDii is, a wnoicftom : THE WEATHER : JAtl, ■ /J T f l H M ft THK C A L E N D A R S A V IN G HAJMK U P-T O -D AT E & : M's More nnd Free for You (o Ohtnin and ut the end of the month brinK hi this bunk nnd put Ms contents to work in an interest bearing account, we would have revolutionized the habits of those whose carelessness is depriving them of prosperity. Ilut, perhaps you will be one of those who will profit by this suKtfcstion to— P A Y Y O U R S E LF FIRST Tw o Dollars wil start your Prosperity Account PERSONALS : T, rhe The Seminole County Bank STRENG TH PROGRESS- to leave tin of Herald. CLASSIFIED o ADS = drat show was given at the I r mess las, night since the Star outfit wns moved ov«-r ll|ere anil Manager Henulon announced that all the seats would In- in place tonight ami ready for business. It A. Howard of Okeechobee City is home today visiting bis wife and Address "It,” care family ami expects to return to 2«-ltp j OkeeeholsM. teni^ht. Mi. Howard FOR SALK Or will exrhnngr- fTr I *n>'\ ,h“ t ,,IC tfrrM Okrrrh..l..-e rounfarm, a five room bungalow, with *ry » " « » * »'lg lm. lert...... iveniencei \ddr, “ II * ........ f'"m platerI He „ (j „l 'ms valuable holdings at Pahokee T P." Ilox 20.T. " ami other points around the big lake STOP— LOOK—READ --------------------------- IV. ami is doing a big business in lands Classified Ads 5c n line. No *n ami other enterprises.. FKUIT-PRODUCK S till I'ERS sd taken for less than 25c. M Try our expert service collecting Rail and positively no classified *4 road Claims. Original. Vouchers The many Sanford friends of M. J. ads charged to nnyniir. Cash M sent direct to claimants. -Eastern Dnetwyler of Orlnnrlo will extenrl must accompany nil orders. ** Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. sympathy in the death «.f lu- wife Count five words to a line .-j Cooper, Ass't Genera Mgr., with P. R which occurred at his Orl.imlo home and remit accordingly. M II. Claim Department, ten years, Sea- yesterday. She left husband and M ford, Del, 10-e.o.d-2wc three children to mourn her loss and t i t v t i i i u t r h i i i i r i u I'OR SALE room house on corner, the Orlando I hamber of Commerce Second and Elm. Easy terms. Ap 1culVd o ff their meeting yesterday ns FOR S A L E ply 102 West Third St. 20-lip a mark o f respect to the former president l■' 'll 8ALE i 11 ii. k. I ton, nearly FOR R E N T new. Must be sold nt some price. ** K* *1 Ra RSI — N. II. Garner. 24-(ite FOR RENT- FumlsIuT room, 111 Park Avc. j-; «tp fei FOR RALE- J Hudson Super-six, 7 I* FOR' RENT— F'urnUhcd apartment passenger, nearly new; | Oldxino** day and rooms with hath. Good locu­ bllo H, 7-pnssenger; l lluick 4. All in ■a tion Apply "I* S." care of Herald ofgood condition. Real bargain--. — N. m d in la Ri ha * i Rfo. 23-0tp II. Garner. 2l-0tc DHI RENT l''urnished ami unfur­ k ESTERIL\Y'S RESULTS FOR SALE Ford Sedan. C. A. P-, nished rooms, 200 Park avenue. Florida Stale League Caro Herald. 16-5tc _____ 19-Ctp At Jacksonville, 2; Orlando, rt. FOR SALE— Potato barrels in any FOR RENT Seven room house, lo­ At Tampa, 3; Lakeland. 5. ipiantity, special price.i on car lots, cated on Sanford Heights. Ifi-tfc At Dnytoni, 5; St. Petersburg, 1. correspondence solicited, Clearwater FYTft H m —Two unfurnlshr d rooms, Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. K-tfc bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good National League At Boston, 8; Brooklyn, 7 FOR SAl.li--Warehouse with R. R. location. Apply “ R, S.“ , rare of Her­ C-tfc siding. Within four blocks of center ald Office. At Philadelphia, 2; New York, 3. of city. * At Cincinnati. 4; St. Louis, o FOR R E N T —F'urnished apartment At Chicago, I; Pittsburgh, 2. with garage, summer rnto«. 9! I Ceo. W. KNIGHT Myrtle. 22-fltp 272-tfc American League W ANTED —Old mirrors to re-silver, W A N T E D At Cleveland, 0; Chicago, 5. perfect satisfaction nnd pi Ice* reas­ At Washington, II; Boston, 3. onable.—Miller A Son. ut.fltc WANTED A light one-horse wagon At New York, 0; Philadelphia, 4. and medium set of harness. Must FOR SALE OR LEASE One 20 acre. At St. Louis, 6; Detroit, 2. be in good condition. Box 059. 24-3tp one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking distance to city. Two lots corner “ aT i t o m o b i l e s American \ssocintion Center and Elm nvc. Two lots west At Columbus, II; Minneapolis, rt. FORD81 FORDS I l o iilM side Palmetto nvc., 50 ft from Elev­ At Indianapolis, ft; Milwaukee, I. 1921 Roadster Truck enth St. Make offer. II. T. Corey, At Louisville, 3; Kansas City, 2. 1921 Coupe. owner, 11& N. Spring St., I.os AngcAt Toledo. 2; St. Paul. 5. 1921 Touring. les, Calif. 2HKtf; 29-tf 1922 Sedan. FOR SAI.K—A practically new piano. Southern Association All above cars have starters High grade, walnut finish for cash. At New Orleans, 3; Birmingham. 2. 1920 I -ton Truck. (150.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp At Atlanta, 0; Mobile, 4. All in fine condition, tires, etc. At Memphis, 2; Nashville, 6. fo T ts A l.i. T utomohile, 1919 Scripp* HANFORD MOTOR CO. At Little Bock, 9; Chattanooga. 10. Booth 5-pass, touring car. A bar­ Dodgr Dealers gain. Make me an offer. Cameron Phone No. .1 20-fitc Trent, W tlakn Apts., No. 19. 24-Otp COLLEGE-BASEBALL STOLEN— From residence of II. T. At Wnslngton: Georgia Tech, 7; P 6 li SALE— Paige speedster at a I’aFe, a 32 S. A W. pistol, black bargain. Giim I tires nnd everything. bnrrel with nick in hnndle, nnd now Georgetown, 8. At Charlottesville: William and 104 W. First St. 26-fltp Anscti folding kodak No. 210. Re­ Mary, ft; University of Virginia, 0. FOR SALE—7 or H room furniture ward for any information of same. for rooming house, in good condi­ 2fl-2tp GAMES TODAY tion. H rooms, $100; 7 rooms, $300; hospitality Is a state of mind, not Orlando at Jacksonville, house rent reasonable. House full of tho art of annoying guests with per­ lakeland at Tampa. roomers. Cause for selling wanting sistent attentions. St. Petersburg nt Daytona. SPORTS 1 ,V% , V' w h / t:r X; j un'P I.'" * . WC<k' ,{aIph V df V* n" * nrd »’• » “ >e Key Wi I Boy Seouta wanted Will Reearmt Thin Bennll. " mmp m a community that stood f„| Custom. tor l*iy* wrirk ami especially ______ spcr-lully for the !'<»>' Scouts and for civic pride and Wednesday. April 20. at ;t::;o p. m.. tor that reason he wanted them to jn Central Park the N. de V Howreturn to Sanford. His renu.it ,.,.i r*g«...... i, .. in rniui-i ard Chapter U. I>. ( .. will observe was given the hearty assurance that Decoration Day. There will he a * • r \ '• Sold cverywhr htrt.- The Episcopal church ut IicUU | willill spend spend nround nround 110,000 |IO,OOn rnnodlL ing their place of worship. ■ ■ ■ • »n B H tB B B B S S 5 g a 8 i»a ««a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a o a g a o a a o ia a ia »s ■ ■ 10 Stores in Gcorgia- •1 Slore in Florida The Churchwell Co. Sanford’s New Store- Phone 127 m assai l,AD IES’ D E P A R T M E N T M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T BLACK POINTEX HOSE MEN’S SILK HOSE in Idice and Corded In Drown nnd White with Clocks $ 1.00 $3.48 NEW j’ JillO SOCKS D O /ll EOT SPRING CAPS In Fancy Patterns In White nnd Hlack $1.50 25c anti $2.00 I.A D 1 K S ’ N E W EOT RUBBER APRONS For Kitchen Wear STRAW HATS $2.50 48c and $n.OO P A Y CASH ----Save on Each Purchase— That You May Have More to Purchase With The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET . .T -_-1 *tf • sluggish bowel.. ^ (jv “5-------- SELLS IT FOR LESS ' .yS r C. thoroughly cIcandinR cathartic for COBstipation, biliousness, headn. I . ssd [ W .U L i.l W EUKA block �l-, PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY nERALD, WEDNESDAY, A P R IL 26, 1922 (c ) The extension and enlarge Florida, is a necessary public improve­ merit of the drainage and sewerage ment and will be o f general benefit in system of tfie City of Sanford, Flori­ ita relation to the municipality. Section 8.—That the amount of da. Tiste is a matter of "A n Ordinance Providing for on lt(d) The construction of paved, bonds required for tho purpose set tobacco quality ■ue of Bondi by the City of Sanford, macadamized and other hard surfaced forth in Section 7, of this ordinance Florida, In the sum of 1625,000.00 for We itstt it at our hontit ■treeta in the City of Sanford, Flori­ is the sum of $40,000.00, and the sum Municipal Purposes; the Proceeds De­ Iwiirf that the tobacco* uted of $40,000.00 of said proposed issue of da. in Chrmrfifld srr of finer rived from the Sale Thereof to be used (e ) The funding and paying of the bonds is hereby appropriated for the quality (and hrncc of better for Building and Constructing a Mu­ outstanding floating indebtedness of exclusive use and purpose set forth in lu te ) than ia say other nicipal Building, for the Exteniion of the City of Sanford, Florida, cvldcnc Section 7, of this ordinance. Cigarette at the price. Park Avenue Northward into the Wat­ Section 9.—That it is the determi­ ed by the vouchers heretofore issued ers o f I-ako Monroe, for the RxtenU tgitt W Mjf's TVAaer* C». nation of the City Commission that by the City of Sanford, Florida, •ion of the Drainage and Sewerage the sum o f $468,000.00 will be required Therefore, System, for Constructing Payed, Ma­ to pay the cost of constructing certain BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO­ cadamized or Other Hard Surfaced paved, macadamized and other hard PLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. 8treets and for Funding and Paying aurfacod streets in the City of San­ the Outstanding Floating Indebted­ FLORIDA: ford, Florida, and that the said pro­ 8cctlon 1.—That a bond issue in the ness o f the City of Sanford, Evidenced posed paving and hard surfacing of by Vouchers Heretofore Issued, and sum of |fl2,r>,000.00, for the municipal certain streets in said City Is a necAuthorizing the Mayor of the City of purposes enumerated and specifically ccssnry public improvement ami will Sanford, Florida, to call an Election set forth in the preamble of this ordi­ bo o f general benefit in ita relation to to Determine the Question as to the nance, ire, and the same is hereby au­ the municipality. Issuance of Said Bonds for the Afore­ thorized, provided, however, that be­ Section 10.—That the amount of fore said bonds, or any part of said said Purposes. bonds required for the purpose set Whereas, the City Commission of bonds shall he issued, this ordinance forth in Section 9, of this ordinance is the City of Snnfonl, Florida, deem it shall be first approved by n majority the sum of $468,000.00, and the sum expedient and to the best interests of vote of the electors of the City of of $468,000.00 of said proposed bond the City of Sanford, Florida, to is- Sanford, who nro qualified to voto as issue is hereby appropriated for the ■tie bonds of the City of Sanford, Flor­ shown by the registration and tax exclusive use and purpose set forth in ida, in the sum of $025,000.00 for mu- books of the City, at an election railed Section 9 of this onilnan-* nicipal purposes, the proceeds to be 1nnd held for that purpose, at such Section 11.—That it Is the determi­ derived from the sale of said bonds to time and in such manner ns proscrib* nation of the City Commission th a t' be used for thd following municipal «d by law and the ordinances of the 20 for 18c tho present outstanding floating in-1 CIG A R E T T E S purposes, to-wlt: City of Sanford, Florida. 10 for 9c debtedness of the City of Snnfonl,1 (a ) Building and constructing a Section 2.—That said ber.da zhall 1m o f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos— blended Vacuum tins Florida, amounting to the sum of $35,municipal building for the housing of of the denomination of One Thousand of 50 45c 000.00 should lie funded by tho Issu- [ the municipal library o f the City of Dollars each, bearing interest at the rntc of six per centum per annum, in- ance of bonds, and that said outstand­ Sanford, Florida. ing floating indebtedness should be (b) The Extension of Park Ave- tcrest payable semi-annually on the paid, thereby improving the financial nue Northward into the waters of 1st days of July and January, said condition of suit] city, and that the Lake Monroe to enable the public t<> bonds to Iw numbered consecutively payment of said floating indebtedness ftom 1 to 625, both numbers inclu­ avail themselves of the right of com­ will bo of general benefit in its rela­ merce ami transportation afforded by sive, said Dot els to mature in the fol­ tion to the municipality. water, and to furnish the means of lowing manner, to-wit: bonds to be Section 12.—That the amount of access from the highway by land to numlmred from 1 to 300, both num FIREMAN LOSES SIGHT Tht- spray according to Professor The first spraying should be don* bond* required for the purpose set the highway by water for the use of bors inclusive, shall be serial bonds; OF ONE EVE WHEN J. R. Watson, entomologist, should when tho earliest tomatoes are the the maturity dates of bonds of this is forth in Section 11, o f this ordinance the public. FIRE HOSE HIT HIM be composed of lead nrsenntc powder size of peas. A week inter, if there is tiie sum of $36,000.00, and tho sunt sue to be numbered from i to 300, ------and water in the proportion of one is no rain, make a second application. both numlter* inclusive, shall be as fol­ of $35,000.00 of said proposed bond Is­ Illy T I p Vnflflitfd sue is hereby appropriated for the oxpound of powder to fifty gallons of Should it rain shortly after the first lows, to-wit: ST. PETERSBURG, April 2 5 in elusive use ami purpose set forth water. The milk obtnined by slack­ spraying, it would be advisable to Bonds numbered I to 30 to mature Carl Bell, member of the local fire Section II, of this ordinance. ing 2 pounds of fresh lime should be upply the second application within July 1st, 1925. Section 13.- -That, in accordance department, has lost the sight of one added to the spray In order that it three or four days. Even a single Bonds numbered from 31 to GO to with Section 7, of the Revised Ordi­ of his eyes ns the result of being might have good sticking qualities application will greatly reduce the mature July 1st, 1926. struck in the face with the full force and to prevent burning the plants. percentage of infestation. Bonds numbered from 61 to 90 to nances o f the City of Sanford, Florida, o f water from n lire hoBe. the Mayor of the City o f Sanford, mature July 1st, 1927. The accident occurred while the de­ I Bonds numbered from 91 to 120 Florida, is hereby instructed, author­ partment was fighting a blaze at the ized and empowered to call an elec­ to mature July 1st, 1928. city incinerator recently. Tho fire, Bonds numbered from 121 to 150 to tion to determine the question of the man holding the neck of tho hose issuance of the bonds provided for by mature July 1st, 1929. became unbalanced when u piece of T II0 3 . J. A. R E ID Y this ordinance. Bonds numbered from 151 to 180 to footing lipped from under him. The Section 14.—That the form of the Attorney and Counsellor-at-l.a«r mature July 1st, 1930. hose swayed and its stream struck Bonds numbered from 181 to 210 to for ®al,l election shall bo ns Practicing in State and Federal Courts Bell nearby. Althouvh he suffered follows, to-wit: mature July 1st, 1931, an immediate swelling of one side of Over Seminole County Bank “ For the Approval of that certain Hands numbered from 211 to 240 to his face he did not consider the hurt ordinnneo of the City of Sanford, en­ mature July 1st, 1932. serious until a subsequent pain de­ Bonds numbered from 211 to 270 titled George A. DeCottes veloped in the eye. "A n Ordinance Providing for to mature July 1st, 1933. His mishap has prompted Chief an issue of Bonds by tho City of Attorncy-at-I.aw Bonds numbered from 271 to 300 to McNulty to request Mayor Pulvcr to Sanford, Florida, in the sum of mature July 1st, 1934. arrange for blanket insurance to Orer Hrminnle County Bank $625,000.00 for Municipal Purpos­ bunds to Iw numbered from 301 to protect members of the department, BANFOKD FLORIDA 625, both numbers inclusive shall bear es; the Proceeds Derived from the disabled in fine of duty. Several Sale Thereof In !>« Urcd far same date of maturity, bonds number. years ago, the chief said, a new f ire— Building nnd Constructing a Mu­ «-.! Sui to 625, both numbers inclu­ S. O. Shinholscr man broke his leg, sliding down a nicipal Building, for the Exten­ sive, shall mature 30 years nfter date pole in answering his first alnrm. Contractor and Builder sion of Park Avenue northward of the issuance thereof; this entire Is­ 8ANFOBD .;. .;. FLORID sue of bond * to lie dated July 1st, 1922,1 into the Waters of Lake Monroe, MIAMI SCENE OF TWO for the Extension of the Drnlnboth principal and Interest of said STATE CONVENTIONS age and Sewerage System, for bonds to lie payable at some bank in SM ITH BROS. Construct ing Paved, Macadamized the City *»f New York, Stale of New I llr Tb^ ...... . IV ru ) or other Hard Surfaced Streets, MIAMI, April 25.—Two state con­ Garage and Machine Co. York. and for Funding nnd Paying tiie Section 8.—‘I hot it is the determi­ ventions are scheduled to open hero Expert Auto Repair Work Out landing Floating Indebted­ nation of the City Commissinn that today and delegates to each were ar­ ness of the City of Sanford, Evi­ Phuno 30 Comer First and Oak the sum of $15,000.00 will lie required riving in large numbers last night. denced by Vouchers Heretofore j to pay tho cost of building and con The 30th annual convocation of Issued, and Authorising the May­ “ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOOD S' Jstrurting the municipal building for the Episcopal missionary diocese will or of the City of Sanfurd, Flori­ j the- housing of the municipal library take place in Trinity Episcopal Quick Service Transfei of tho City of Sanford, and that the da, In call an Election to Deter­ church. Bishop Cameron Mann, of Storage Facilities construction of said library building is mine the Question as to the Issu­ Orlnndo, is the principal speaker on ance of Sabi Bonds for the Afore­ the opening day’s program, lie will If we please you, tell others; If no a necessary public improvement and said Purposes" will lie of great benefit In its relation ad.lress the session this evening and tell ua. Phone 49H to the municipality of tho City of San­ ami FOR BONDS." present a review of the last year’s "Against the approval of thnt cer­ work. About 150 delegates are ex­ ford, Florida. Sanford Steam Laundry Section 4.—That the amount of tain ordinance of the City of Sanford, pected to attend. bonds required for the purpose sot Florida, entitled, The Florida Furniture and Storage FOR SERVICE "An Ordinance Providing for forth in Section 3 of this ordinance is Association will open its convention Cull 146-J un Issue of Bonds by the City of the sum of $16,000.00, mid tho sum of this morning with a business scsSanford, Florida, in the sum of W. R A W L IN G . Prop. ■ion. $15,000.00 o f said proposed issue of $625,000.00, for Municipal Pur­ STAR TING P R O M P T L Y A T 10 A. M. bonds is hereby appropriated for the poses; the Proceeds Derived from exclusive use nnd purpose of construc­ The Hollywood custom o f taking S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y ting and building said municipal build-1 the Sale Thereof to bo Used for ‘‘nightcaps" at a neighbor's house C A III?AD — * will sell to the highest and best bidders Building nnd Constructing a Mu­ ing referred to in Section 3, of this may be excused; but having night­ »JU I l E i / l D W ITH O U T RESERVE a choice collection WORKS nicipal Building, for the Extension gowns there is a little too much. of Horses and Males of all sizes and weights, among which ordinance. of Park Avenue Northward into V. C. COLLER. Prop. will he found (he following: 12 head of real good Farm Section 5.— That It is tiie determina­ the Waters of Lake Monroe, for Horses nnd Mares, thnt are all broke nnd ready for tho plow tion of the City Commission that the JACKSONVILLE POI'UI.ATION General Shop and Mill sum of $67,000.00 will be required to the Extension of the Drninogc nnd and harrow. This Farm Stock must he seen to he appreci­ GROWS IS FIVE YEARS Sewerage System, for Construct­ ated. Three spans of real Draft Horses, with weight, bone pay the coat of the extension of ACCORDING TO DIRECTORY Work ing Paved, Macadamized or Oth­ and suhslancc for heavy ho tiling purposes. 10 head of real Park Avenue northward Into tiie wat­ er Hard Surfaced Street*, nnd for illf Tlir i m a r*# till r«i high class Hiding Horses, that are broken in the snddle to ers of Lake Monroe to enable the pub­ C O NTRACTO R nnd HUILDEIi Funding nnd Paying the Out­ JACKSONVILLE. April 2G.-Jackall gaits. lic to avail themselves of the right of standing Floating Indehtedne-s of sonvillc'a 1922 directory just o ff the Ii7 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. commerce and transportation afforded the City of Sanford, Evidenced by press contains 60,736 names, and the FR EE B A R B E C U E L U N C H by water, nnd to furnish the means of Vouchors Heretofore Issued, nnd statistician hy figuring 2 1-2 persons 5 access from tho highway by land to Authorizing the Mayor of the to each name concludes the city has ■ “ TERM S OF S A LE are practically cash.” However, wo will tho highway by water for the use of Geo. W . Knight accept indorsed bankable notes hearing interest for 60 days. City of Sanford, Florida, to Call n population of 126.840. tho public, nnd that thn extension nnd Real Estate and Insurance an Election to Determine the The Smith nnd the Browns, as us■ construction o f Pork Avenue north­ SANFORD FLORIDA ward into the waters of Lake Monroe question an to the Issuance of TH IS BIG S A LE W IL L T A K E P L A C E regardless of uni are vying for thu numerical hnn- ■ Said Bonds for the Aforesaid Pur­ or«, with the former showing po loss ■ rain, os we have lots of shelter at is a necessary public improvement and poses," in its perennial lead. The Smiths ■ will be of general benefit in its rota­ ■ nnd AG A IN ST BONDS." are two pages nhend of the Browns ■ Sanford Machine # tion to the municipality of tho City of ■ Section 16,—That this ordinance 14 to 12. This follows the usual ■ Sanford, Florida. Foundry Co. shall become effective immediately polyglot of nomenclature from a ■ Section 0.— That the amount of ■ fair representation of the finny tribe upon its final passage and adoption. bonds required for the purpose set : Gonorsl Machine and Rolltr Work; Adopted on this the 10th day of through the royal househouid ta ■ forth in Section 6, of this ordinance is ■ Lords and Kings. Cylinder Grinding; Del.uxe Platon*; the sunt of $67,000.00, and tho sum of April, A. D. 1922. CHA8. E. HENRY, ■ Orcrafse Rings and Pins; Fly wheat $67,000,00 of said proposed issue of TOMATO WORM ■ S. O. CHASE, bonds is hereby appropriated for the Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shaftn reBOTHERS THE GROWER W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 3RD FOREST LAKE, : exclusive use and purpose set forth in —CAN BE KILLED ■ City Commission of turned; agents for Calilo Inboard and Section 6, of thia ordinance. : Starting promptly at 10 a. m., continuing until the last ani­ Sanford, Florida. Section 7.—That it ia the determi­ ■ mal is sold. Outboard M oto r*.---------- Phono ft I II * T in V I ' r r u i ■ nation of tho City Commission that Attest: GAINE.tVii.LE, April 26.—Tomato ____________ . _________________________________ • U R. PHILIPS, (S E A L) the sum o f $40,000.00 will bo required grewers are greatly exercised because 5 City Clerk, Sanford, Florida. to pay the cost of the extension and of the inroads being made by the to­ ■ Rayfield Carburators enlargement of the drainage and sew­ 4-12-19-26; May 3-10-17 mato worm and numerous requests F. N. B U R T Installed and Guaranteed by erage system of the City of Sanford, for a remedy are being received by Owner of Stock and Spring Garden Ranch Florida, and that the extension and Perhaps this thing could he com­ the Experiment Station here. The I Sanford Battery Service enlargement of the drainage and sew­ promised by accepting the bonus in reply in each instance has been, P. G. W ALD RO N, Auctioneer erage ayatem of the City of Sanford, principle. Company "Spray with lead arsenaU." ORDINANCE NO. 30j ■J Chesterfield I !. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY i S l AUCTION SALE Blooded Live Stock Horses and Mules Spring Garden RANCH DeLEON SPRINGS %f 1 i' : <1 1 * - FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 Spring Garden Ranch s s DeLeon Springs, Florida �I ■' • ' • } ' sift v _• 4 v* ‘ .uWEtaiS’gr XCitrrititoi THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1922 phogress o f r a d io through t h e y e a r s Wireless Research Began Long Ago, But Development Has Been Swift Lately. research started iraryr irsn ai far back area >• 1827. L . 0 the ridio telephone Is not a rertol twrfeitlwn; rather It Is that Introiuctloo to tb* Hyman of tba human rote* and muiic baa suddenly popularh«l M>roahla| that wlrelesa men had HocjM ■ pastime or amusement. Usrs k lJjg f iirtmol'JglcaJ record of wireltS9• was found that tba rumtHU discharge from a lay dan Jar *oo!d roajnrtUe a *te*I needle. j^ j _Electro-rongnatle Induction • u discovered between two entirely i*p*rut*' circuit* h, Michael Faraday. j&tf—fookc nnd Wheatatona of Lcnrioo. nnd Morse of the Ceiled Stab* take out flt>t patent for rtectrlr telegraphSit'Inbell of Munich miff-ucd that n system of wireless telegraphy coulil l-e established after hU dl»'"v*r> "f the tl*e of the earth return u*—Joe.-i'ti llenrr (II. 8. A.) pro­ duce.) the first high-frequency elecIrir osculations. and stilted that the ronden-er discharge I" oscillatory. (MJ — Wlr.'l™- experiment! were nude by H F. It Morse by electric (oadurthm through wuter aero** Washington canal nnd across wide fivers 1M1—A wireless system for trnnsatlsntlc communication wn* suggested. ji,j5_\Vnier waa used ns a conducttar medium In wireless experiments arro** a wide rlvt e. 1M9—Intelligible signal* were artwily lent across n river 4.M0 feet wide In India, but the cost wn* found prohibitive for cor ttierdal use. 1M7—The electric wave* that nre bow ut111red In wireless telegraphy acd telephony were predicted In nn PAO BTHRBS 1distance of 00 miles by radio iliualL I. C. C. C0N8IDRR8 feet last night. Th# fight to hold lection of the tolls had been legal­ asking that he not punish her. 1001—Itadlo communication started MERGING OF ROADS the embankments at threatened ised and no recovery could be made. “ That evening,’’ said Prof. )f«r* ’with five Islands In the Hawaiian INTO 19 SYSTEMS points, between Cairo and VlcksThe United States Supreme Court bier's communication, “ I interviewed igroup. Th# first British ship U fitted -------burg had still been successful up to held in effect, thst any intention of the child who, realising whet th* with tha wireless telegraph. 1902—Radiograph signals received W A sM t o n T a p HI If. « P r w « ! , the legislature to have previously en­ contents o f the note were that beg . , r .. _ ... confidence of the central river levees acted a law legaliring such tolls mother hud sent to me, doubtlesd :aboard vessels at aoa at 1,500 statute cration o f the plan for tha consolida- , , ,, , , jmllrs. Signals received from a dis­ lion of .11 major r.U ro.d. of Ih. h° ™ " ‘ “ ™ V - ................... , . could not be considered ns to deprive was of tho opinion that she waa bstance of 2,000 miles. the plaintiff of his right to n refund ynnd punishment, and became disre­ Unltol S U L . Into 10 b u m .y .t.m . * " “ * ,1' " * “ “ 1003— King Edward receives a ra­ 'f monies paid to the improvement spectful when I questioned her con­ wns inaugurated yesterday by the in- . ... , „ , ... __ dio message from President Roosevelt . . , ' , . of Hickman, Ky., where n swift cur- lauml before tho passage of the leg­ cerning her offense whereupon I commission. . . . .. . . , .Hlgh-power stations were ordered by tenstate ,commerce .. „ . .. rent is undermining the banks out- islation. slapped her face once and sent horn* The plan ns it affects the south, . . . 'the Italian government First trans­ . , . A. „ „ . o, , sde the levee and where caving has a letter that evening notifying tbs , , . , , .. atlantic radio message sent. Tele­ east quqnrtcr of the United States _ . . , , occurred for several days, harming SCHOOL PR IN C IPAL parents that if I was not allowed to graphic news service for shlpa at aea was taken up first, nnd commissioner_ ,, , , , , . operations in that section arc prac- ! punish her I would hafe to suspend la started. Marconi knighted In Rus­ ,, SLAPPED PUPILS FACE Hal! assisted by examiners, opened „ „ „ , uspcndl,d nnd cvcry ftVnllablc her from school,, an J she is now in * sia. the hearing, with a request o f inter. min , work on tho rlver front, ! AND NOW IS IN JJAIL 1004— The first press message was condition of ausoonslon.n> csted parties present for ah exchange wher# |hf . itllJltbn X w ni(lht wa„ ( sent across the sea. The warrant for the arrest o f the of views n sto how the general study . . . . . . a ir Th* Aaunrlntr# I’ rrai, lPOfk—Patent suit started In New said to be well n hand. principal was sworn out by the fath­ PENSACOLA, April 25.— Prof. A. jTork between the Marconi and Ds For­ should proceed. South of Arkansas Cty, Ark., the er of the child. R. B. Cain, vice-chairman of the situation is stilt critical, although A. Merbler, principal of the school, est company. nt Brnne, n town In this county north Short Line Railroad DIvisPatent fhr horizontal directional American . . . .. , engineers claim a break there will be of here, has made bond for his ap­ FLOODS IN TEXAS serial Is taken out. This waa a great ion ruled that evidence concerning prevented REFUGEES IN TREKS step forward in loeig-dlstanra work. pearance in court to be tried on a tho interests of the short line would 1 ' J__________________ 1900—International conference la he sought and taken as each district charge of assaulting one of his pu­ NEAR TOUT WORTH CANAL TOLLS ILLE G AL held In Bsrlln, at which most of tha was concerned. pils. John E. Benton, W mtrlea of the world are represented. SAYS SUPREME COURT Prof. Merbler, In a communication counsel for the Florida railroad com­ (Hr Th* A.aoeUtrS Prvaal 1907—Tbs nse ef steal dUks tar CANNOT RE COLLECTED to the Pcnsncola Journal in explana­ producing notes were raceess fully mission said he would desire present FORT WORTH, Texas, April 23*tion of the incident, said Lctltia n protest against tho tentative plans tested. A boat picking up flood refugees ( l lr T l f A l i M l i t r S Prr*«J Merritt >..id hecn ordered to his room Jor consolidation as laid out. Radio station* In Ireland and Nova MIAMI, April 25.— Bon*, owners by n teacher for violating a school from housetops and trees, ctpslsed Beotia were opened for limited public Acting under provisions of the who paid tolls to the s prior to rule. Instead of reporting to him, here today. Two women and one service. transportation net of 1920, tho com .. ~ ~ tho enactment of legtdntion in June however,(the girl went home nnd re­ man nre known to have drowned. 1906—Radio atalions opened for un­ mission .had, prepared, „some m o n th s................. * 1919, making the ;o kvticn oi tho turned next day with a note from With the reports of four previous limited public service between Orest ago by President Wm. Z. Ripley of Britain and Canada. tolls legal mny have the money re­ her mother saying the parent real­ drownings, the death list here now 1909— Btesmslilp In collision with an­Hurvurd University a complete pro " rc« n,1 dl>d8 ™ 0 ized the girl had done wrong but is seven. other off tho const of Florida auo- posal under which the railroads of f 'in* dthe United States would he formed * S uPrc," f ( “ urt , of lh* .Uni . coeda In calling assistance by radio. l'>' ,,hL‘ , 1910— Marconi receives messagesinto 10 groups. The plan would re- J ■*“ . . . i t , » . it:__i. Pioneer Boot Line against the Inter0,700 miles while on board ship going .tnin the principle of competition, be. „ , , 1 . .. . ___ . nn! Improvement Board, according i to Mouth America. tween tho vast new systems by giv' . .. . .. . , i n # . I <•«, to tho nterprctntion of the tribun- | Spanish radio company formed. mg all of the important areas so fnr , . * „ , a s nil ng by legal nuthordies here, 1911— Canadian government leased ■as possible to tow o rmore of tho ' * _ ,• radio stations for 20 years. n_ » t i. l.™ The United States Suprem-i ' ...fourt ,, i 1012— Radio distress signals fromnew railroads. Tho law does not pro#( reversed the decision o f the I* lorida i vide for the consolidation but sets the Titanic bring nsalstance and savs j forward tho principle that under SuJ T C° T in *hc ,c“ sc: lives of 700 passengers. There is a satisfaction in knowing1 that T ,c cn!,c l,r('l|k,hl l,y lht' I 'oneor j 1013— Testa were made between tha I federal rate regulation weak railwhen you send for a thing that you will get it. Klffel tower In France and tha sta­ I ronds should ho linked with stronger Boat Lino wns to recover $1,40) paid i us tolls for passage through the ran* tion nt Washington. During the trip lines in order to maintain trnnsportaIt is our purpose to maintain our stocks Into Central Asia un explorer received Ition efficiency under controlled rates. uls between Fort Lauderdale and his longitude nnd time signals from a Moore Haven anil West Palm Reach so that you will not be disappointed. The chairman said yesterday he exdistant radio station. and North Haven through the Now | peeted the hearing to continue sever­ 1014— Marconi and radio officials North River and Palm Beach Canals. Another thing,— the price is not ad­ •tart test of wireless telephone bo- al months. ( Tiie toll was 10 cents per linenl foot tween vessels of the Italian fleet. Tha vanced during a temporary local shortage. test was continued between vessels on FLOOD SITU ATIO N SAID f" r cr!‘ rt, rn'1 ° f l.h'' the high sens nnd voice# were heard TO HE W ELL IN HAND h;‘ W e are at your service all the time. ______ 1tho improvement board had n right with clarity at a distance of 44 miles. to collect tho tolls hut his ruling was One day radio telephone communica­ , d Z T h * A » « * ir la tr S P r r *«1 tion was kept up constantly for 12 MEMPHIS. April 25.— With tho reversed by the State Supreme Court. hours. Croat Tlrltnln declared war crest of the third rise in tho MissThe same day the opinion wns issippi expected nt Cairo this even- handed down, however, the stito lcging, accurate predictions on thelislnturo enacted n law legalizing the bright tho flood waters will attain It collection of tho tolls, Phone 53C tho central nnd lower rivers can be This turn of events again brought made. Tuesday nivht, United States the Pioneer Lino’s complaint before G R O W E R S S U P P L IE S weather bureau officials nnid last ibe Supreme Court of this ■<Ute night. The Cairo gauge recorded 53 where it was then held that the eol- A Complete Stock Chase & i l F S i iG c S id U iiS u Company U ie $ 1 0 2 2 p r i c e - U s c o E makers o f U. S. made this H. Q. Corcoran of Washington, D. C., Moods Ns Aarlal for His Radio Outfit, His Rtctlvlrg Wlro Dtlng Connected to the Wire Springs of His B*d. sJJro-s before th* Royal Society In upon Germany August 4 and all pri­ Und»n. Knclnnd: vate radio telegraphy and telephony 1 ^ ‘- Tla* sending of an electric cur­ auspended. rent tlirnugh earth wns systematical1915—Radio communication between Ij iluit’«<] by John Trowbridge of America and Japan la completed. Th# Ilsnurd It wns found (bat signallog might be carried on over large stations were located at Han Franclac* dlMatin - between pint c* not connected nnd Tokyo with a relny station at Hon­ olulu. by wires. The American Telephon# and TslsPV»—It wns found thnt telephonic graph company succeeded In radio tel­ »!>*•*<h could be conveyed by Induction ephoning from Arlington station at over n splice of quarter tulle. Tills Washington to Ilewull, a distance of experiment took place tn England. nearly 5,000 miles. lWh*—Electric waves were sug­ Secretary Daniel* of the United gested ns being particularly suitable f>r the tending of nlgunls through States navy transmitted telephonic message* from Washington to th* fog* 1MC—An Instrument for tho detec­ Brooklyn navy yards. 1010—President Wilson «nd tha mltion of electro ningRetlc waves was discovered which was given the name [kado of Japan exchange messages over the new tnu'*p"°lnr radio serrof • “coherer." iIce, which Is formnlly opened. IN'l A srU-mlst of Berlin signaled 1917— Senators Marconi visits the through thrit* miles of wuter. United States and aids greatly tn re­ lv».V High frequency waves excite cruiting fur radio operators fur th# curiosity of Krnniore Marconi. United Btates army. l't” * I lr*i patent for prnctlenl 1918— Wireless telephony progressed *ircle*s transmitting system Is taken .rapidly, hefng nsed to a great evfent out In London by Matron!. Afterward, successful signaling was carried out In the equipment of airplanes. Several new long range stations O’ er distances ss great as one und on* quarter miles. Hlr William Preeen Iwere erected In the United 8tatcs, It of Hie British postolficc system In­ being claimed for one built at Annapo­ terested his ,ohorts in Marconi's wire­ lis, Md.. that It waa capable of com­ munication at 4,000 tnlles. The United less experiments. Btates government also opened a hlghlet*, Marconi establishes cummunlration between points four miles dts- power station at Bordeaux. In September of this year radio algBalloons were used to iusm ui I nals sent from a point 12,000 mile* •otrntiae. Marconi demonstrates his wireless nway were received In Sydney, Aus­ »)»lem before the king of Italy, com- tralia. 1919— With the exception of the municatlng with two Italian warship* three trapsatluntlr illghls—that of the nine miles distant. Die first Marconi station Is erected U. S. N»’~l. und the British (lights of" « f the Me of Wight and experiment, Alrock nnd Brown and the dirigible conducted over a distance of 14 mile*. B .11, In which radio communication Near the fnil ot „ le JMr ,he Rn{ played an Important part In keeping Costing wireless station wn, ,„rre**. the ships of rite air on their courses— no very grout ppijtres* wns made In fully operated. 1H08—The first paid marcunlgram radio telegraphy, although radio tele*** *rat from the Isle of Wight phony was lirlng pushed ohms quietly. station. Restriction* upon amateur receiving UW —Reports made ----- on llghthouas! nnd *pn'l,nr wpr* ,,ir Amrr‘ " * ' "lent hy radio. First French tUn c“ n Is fitted with radio apparatus. In 1000—ThtH was the year of the radio wmmunlcatlon between two telephone, more attention probably hehtllwns Is established New York Inj; paid to thta branch of radio thnn to lla cider brother, telegraphy. Sev­ r'" ]U' T,'" 'n «* Intereral broadcasting station* were ojpened. S i e ln .? r. * rU<’"T" 'ni,‘ Url“ »»' " nr 1921—Thl* year wss another radio ' Introduces Msrcool apparatus ”... n,, s„ . „ , 4rrtr„ b„ E u i “ telephonic year. It wn* marked hy ,'*r>nan vessel communicates . the opening of numerous broadcasting stations. a n n o u n c e m e n t last N ovem b er— “ Hereafter the price o f the 3 0 x 3 tt 'Usco’ is $10.90.” T h e lowest price ever quoted on a tire o f quality reputation and standard performance. field (now that the season prom­ ises business from the American car-owncrl.lt is worth remember* lnf» that "U sco” showed Its good faith by announcing this price last fall. T h e same intent to serve that has madc“ Usco” a standard value for years. And now, with the opening of Spring, there seem to be quite a num ber o f “ N e w nnd Special tires” coming into the market in the $10.90 price range. T h e “ Usco" T ire was never better than it Is today—with J Its established quality, Its f time-tested performance, f l and its price closely fig* f J ured in tunc with the X J timej. / m Perhaps you arc wondering just what there can be cither “ new” or “ special” about these tires. It can’t be the $10.90 price— “ U s c o ” e s ta b lis h e d th a t five months ago. N o r finality repu tation and standa^a performance—for it takes more than one full season for any new tire to demonstrate where it stands in quality and value W ith so many tires rus h ing into this $ 10.90 price United States Tiros art Good Tiros United States Tires United States @ Rubber Company .__ . __ Where You Cdft Buy ^ Tires: M V_ s* tL .V'i A. 1rasA W Frank Akurn Tire Company, Snnfordrrlontia Lawton Hros. Co., Inc., Oviedo, Florida Edward HiRKliiB, Inc*. Sanford, Floridn ^ent Vulcanizinft Company, Sanford, Florida .Midway Garaee, LonKWood, Florida. J 'il I. \V. Phillips & .Sons, Sanford, Florida �■ f >. > • *4 PAG E FO U R t DR. GBORGB H YM AN Florida automobiles has all, most CATTLE ABF DYING real cities of central Florida. For I W IL L DELIVER THE UNCLE HANK all of them, got a plate inscribed with ON KISSIMMEE PR a IRIH many years our principal corners J BACCALAUREATE ADDp^i the name of the town where they -------rik lb tf4 #r#ry >Hm m m t f i l u have been handicapped by frame bullcame from, so if they happen to B. P. Whiddcn, a local citixen who U f al lk » llrral* l i l M l u I f f dink's that were not commensurate The many friends o f Dr. GtM|| *>■■■11* A * * . l u l t t f , rim. meet another car that won’t give owns a Urgo herd o f cattle on the with the growing city and now these Hymen will be delighted to learn that ground why the survivor will know Kissimmee prairie, returned yestercomers will correspond with the rest he has accepted an invitation extend, where to mail the parts. They have day from a long trip in that district of the business portion of the city of __________ I 'f U S I H W B ________ ed him by SupL Lawton and th* also got their weight stamped on and told some very Interesting facte 26,000 people in 1927. board of achool trustees to delim H. J. IIULLY------------------------ U l l M their license plate which is done as a regarding the way the cattle in that — ■■ o ■■ Jt, J. I.ILLARO _ I r f i r l a r f - T m i m r the baccalaureate sermon for tfci kind of alibi for whatever happen! to part of the country are suffering for V. A. > i:KL ........ U a t m l H iu c t ? Albert Glchrist says that his graduating class o f the Sanfoid Higt •C. L. IHW IX____ C tm la lU i H i u f t r them in a collision, like for instance, the want of water. . , __— r k ii* iw « » ia *.wo r. m . friends havc been so Insistent that he suppose there was a big car from Mr. Whldden said: " I went prac- 1 chon] ° n Sa daJ J a* ^ th- tt h i l i t r t u i i f lialra Ma*r K m « b aa just had to get in the race for U. S. A iilk illa i Philadelphia met a little car from titcally all over the prairie looking ‘ na‘ ** a oak, Senator. Well, Albert will add much • ■kw ilplln Prlft la A l i u n Florida and they wouldn’t neither of over my cattle and found them f orv c0 as -aa our iha. humor to the campaign and we cer­ Oa* Yaar -___ them jump off of the road or back up greatly in need of water. In some mg P“ ye*” c »er\ ces wilj fc, tainly need some. It Is positively the (Im Wualks ^ _____ and the little Florid, car got .11 Jl.ces there were .mall mud helps held In th« h,* h ■choo» auditorium at l»#ll«*r#* la City By CarrWy Oa# Ur#k .. ,, —--- U Oats dryest campaign we havc ever been smashed up, why the man that own- full of water but It waa so black with UBU* • __________________ > Tk* bis I!- la l l - H I * Weakly Her­ through. ed it could show you the license mud that it was only fit for drinkc-r-rinv m ---------- o---------at* aallaaly aarrn aearlaala Caaaty aa* la yablUha* every Yri*ay. A*»erplate where it tells what tlft car ing purposes after being boiled. In * , u e i'iii? tU n v in The campaign is quiet and will bo llalaa ralea a a (« kaarra aa ayylleaASSUME INDEBTEDNESS weighs and then he could say no one of these holes we found twenty. tiaa. Drove rail# la aallllra. MAO y»r quiet and there is no need for any­ IN CITY ST. PETERSBURG year, alreaya la a*»aa«e. wonder he licked me aa he outweighs four cows stuck in the mud they had one to get heated up over it. This la R KM III: II T ill: ABSOCIATBO m i l l me 2.700 pounds. perished, before reaching the main Olr Tk# Arr##tatr* I'rrari The Associated Proas is excluaive- really an o ff year in poltica and no Judgin' from appearances. I should ., . .__, . A Florida man told me a while ago body of water. Thousands of cattle ST. PETERSBURG, 25.-A . . . . . . /. , .. .. . - April ----- —• |y entitled to the use for republics- chance to get up an argument so why «ay th more prominent a doctor ba- i . . . . . . . th* ‘ ,the ,tata w” *am } * “ ®f auto* “ nd ho* « " • ,c* ttf red * » ovf.r, thc bond election has been set for Jaa, tion of all news dispatches credited *.o worry? The men in the race are all cornea, th’ duller hi. rasor gits. ________________ -_________ mobile tourists clubs which I sup- prairie and it would be lmpoaaitle to q nt which the proposal to assume t tt or not otherwise credited in this pa- good men end will no doubt make w Po»« corresponds to our suicide clubs drive these In reach of water as they cjty indebtedness of |3G5.0<>0 fw per end also the local news published |good in the places to which they a*. Spaulding of Yale university. Accor ding to"l)r.* Spaulding,'e v e ry iiiiporup nor) h JokinK to one ,id* il U k“ a n now » frantic for ‘ he nwsd of 1 1 municipal projects will be' PMtti herein. P're> tant development which makes up * , K am* * » * ta pouring in that they hardly know what they are upon. All rights of republication of spec-1 .k„ ----- ..... i_ ._ . » i Florida let alone make a habit of st doing. When they get stirred up up T hr election was originally annous. .I». . _____________ _____________ The Ml dispatches herein arc also reattending the__________________ vaudeville at the the __________ educational progress of the last J Mens Club last night we wfre struck quartrr-ccntury has represented t nnd P^r*on-*1'>4 f 1 Fretty n^*r they start to running and this makes oed for May 16 hut some doubt aro»» ----- , with the fact that Sanford haa a won- business demand, and has justified It- cnou,fn of *nmc on tw° *hort tr'P* il v#ry hard to do * n>'thir‘k Wlth to the legality of any action on that derful array of home talent that is as »#jf chiefly in terms of its contribu. on.P1” ^ hich wa* on a •s onday P. M., them. elnte because of insufficient tim« ----- good If not better than the profealion to material nrosperity. which lht> » no re«#ju for thenor"My father told me that he hpd having been given the voters to d*alnnais. It would be a good Idea to -With the annual expenditure of a thprn ,our,,‘u to «rUm UP ro#ds « * » a number of large boats come up cide t^e Question, Vote for a library today T get out our home talent at leaat billion dollars,” declared Mr. Phfnny, " n * •Sund«>’ an>* mo« thnn an>’ 0,h* the Kissimmee river some few yean Thc vot(,ril wij| baUot on thf^ -o And attend the memorial exercises twice etch year in some of these af- - wc have achieved industrial success *7 dn' n* ,hiy , r * down on a|f0* hut now it would be impossible scpnrte projects. It is proposed ts this afternoon. fairs and keep them in trim. but is this nil we want our education. , " r va(,ation and nl> is alike, for even a small one to pass through [BSU0 bonds in the sum of $1500,000 -----------o------------------- o---------nl methods to achieve? In the word. “ u t *UPP<** habit is as strong with the stream as it ia so very low. wUh which to build and equip , The Men’s Clut^ of the Parish gjnce jt wnI nimore<J that Bryan of Dr. Spaulding, ’is this overwhelm- , rd* ft!l * n{ . y e v /*nd ” >ou " Th« only means we had of water- municipal nower plant, a $15,000 f0y House is doing n great work in this might run in Florida for U. S. Sena, ing color of Individual, material aucVP *hut up ,n tho bar" on a our horses wss an old dipping ^^werage extension and $50,000 to bs city. 'tor there have been 67 million pco-; ce.s satisfactory? Is it a safe color lhpy " nd rai« « * th* ‘ ^ ,'ona of/ al" expended on the Bayboro harbor. -----------a---------- Pie in thc north and half that many in which to prepare our youth to see . ^ ~ } 1' . wa,cr in “ ’ ,but had been denorted a n d -----------------------Flood. In Texas and floods In other newspapers that have come out in the facts of life?” Are we not Ion' W ” * thp 1 on H *Sunday never put into u« - Th« P^irie is ATTENTIO N. CONCRETE MEN parts of the country are taking all xupport of hia candidacy and asking ing much that is fine and enabling ' a* r,,m P ® nrpon ‘ ' cr-' dry and *n a nutnber of places Colonial Block Machine, mnkis two the water and leaving none for Flor* ttnd urging Florida people to vote while we pride ourselves on our j U‘ .T* .°_ d ‘ he tell wire gran is burning. block, per minute; makes twenty-foer Ida. for the great commoner. _____ Now ____ if he strength in thc world of buslnesa?" " ucht *® ,thrr* a" d ‘ he sponge -The cows could stay along the different styles of blocks; can U iat popular In in the thc north why in out; ,U 11 . " <‘m‘ ,hat °" river ----- — ---------J. that Histories nnd school teschen. have ' " y . out: ,fint 7TarP * rpo.n Hver bank and be supplied with water moved to different jobs. Jobs. Price $232.50. $232i0. Hummer breezes ' "Pon^i -M u r-‘ ' 1f there enough (TTass Radio ia sweeping the country but the summer breexes didn't didn’t they elect told children about the (Treat great men ; i>nn* * ** * * , there was was j^nough grass to tp keep keep Amenta Agents wanted. wanted. Write Write for for circulsr circular as ar as am the malive. There is such a large nnd genera! itiTormntion.—CARL few know whether their outfits will him to the presidency when they who have built up our country; they 11 e wnr< w ‘ " no nrgumtnt, ut number of cattle on this vast-plain DANN, Orlando, Florida. 2Htc work or not and whether the music were given so many opportunitiesT have given the facts about useful in________ J J - — venttions, nnd they have explained nn>^ ny “ l* » P « W JAenaana is all that it is next to impossible to k e e p ------------------------and speeches now being broadcasted the revelation, of wlence. Our boy. |;r: Pk* nnd " rnan; ° ,d that >" herd.” -Orlando NOTICE! will continue after all the outfits are EDUCATION IN MOVING and girl, havc .sited down fi"hmg w^.s one of _the b.ggest jnoussVntinel. N. H. Garner will sell better cir* sold. PICTURES tries in Greece and when the Greeks facts as they have the multiplication when they are made. The Old<mobi!« school of There is either so much that is tables; they have become potential beard thal tbpJ wa* Ht n i Dancing at Parish House Friday I and 8; the Buick 4 nnd 6, just arThey are doing things with a high sponge. spongeing off Tarpon nijfht fj.oo per couple. 2«-3tp rived in car load lots. See me befor. hand In Ireland these days and no « ood or 80 ™uch ‘ hat is hod in mov* bread winners. , Springs why they all left their own you buy. I will save you money oa one know,Just just where it will________ end. To P ^ r e . that it behoove, .very ” I!ut let us show them American J ppy nnj no<.kcd ___.______ _____ ______ You to miss the sale at your gas, oil and repairs.— N. H. Gar■hoot men in cold blood will bring Par«'"‘ »« *‘ udy ou‘ 8um* methr>d to history on thc screen,’’ say. Mr.. . ... f ■- - - can't - - - afford............ retribution in its wake on cither aide 1K«t better pictures. The Tampa I’hlnny, "let us picture for them the f ,h t G ^ shoU, . . , . thc °- T- °- c,ift ShoP-<-3tp ner. 2i-«U and wholesale killings will bo the re- Times has thc following excerpts lives of great statesmen, scientists ................ ...... 1 . . . . ----------------------------------------------------such ^ cri1 *n# tb*s nmu8enu‘n‘ R8 * never ■ult. Ireland's population will be P«opl« w'ho arc making a study «nd inventors, nnd the sacrifices----Cr(t,k ,hnt Iookfd ,jk|j yet like that of Russia—they will have to ‘ he moving picture censorship: Given such men made to achieve. . ,,ut 1 suroose it i. th# jj r J When former Postmaster-General vitalized teaching, boys and girls ! . ... . desist for lack of people to kill. Will 11. Hay. said he expects o -'see will do more thnn simply catalogue 'S ™ 1ko other pn) likl that -o Seminole’s delegation to tho State movil,i every school nnd church In data. There will be a spiritual nwak. . . Seminole's l -j ^ ----.---- - — ' ' J Road Department meeting at- ------Tamps this country," hia idea was not so cning, an inspiration from Ihe con- . , n n,n In ’ l>r # oc n^' p yesterday brought back all the bacon Utopian as one might suppose at templation of these high ideals. True u first thought, declare. Wyndh.m values will be taking the place o f anywny we W<nt to -ee Greek, THE S PO R T S M A N ’S STORE nnd sponges on their home grounds ■treak of fat and a streak of leah In I'hinny. who has been making for the "ham. and good will be so deeply iho ’crUk'* b'Xwi'Tus't *Hk7Tn It but it is better than nothing and Society for Visual Education a study planted that it will find expression . Greeks nnd the inomres tho SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. •I i. If U : ill |,1 1 B [Sanford Cycle Co.j ! i( 1 I V our people can congratulate them■elves that they received anything at all. *hP, X u ™ ^ = Base Ball Goods Tennis Goods Fishing Tackle Bathing: Suits Fine Cutlery Bicycles Bicycle Supplies Boxing Gloves Striking Bags Exercisers “ It Is estimated that 15,000 schools n deep## l«v# ef ccur«tr> «nu never . ,* ” ’ 7 " “ ***■ ei#e on aCCt' 0 * *|8 ;*:,d churches have already adopted forget to salute the flag. Young. *.!** w . erc_ ca.e *ra’ • Put what I started out to say was motion pictures as a means of ins*ters who see nature study films like A big cut in railroad rates will be w® made the return trip 5 given out by Ihe interstate commerce stniction and entertainment. Most of 'The Monarch Butterfly’ and ‘Toada’ i 7 , nn.<. ni ,° P °^ r pa J conunjision In a few days say despat, the remainder, ome 500,000 will un- will never again he possessed of a U* h{* aU ,lit Up and, fc0 d'd th,e otber J chea from Washington. After we havc doubtodly follow ult as soon us there desire to kill helpless creatures. E V E R Y T H IN G FOR THE SPO RTSM AN Children who come under the I n " ” c,omin« toward» us and wh« n S are enough suitable films to supply shipped the hulk of winter vegetable you take a 13 mile ride on a 9 ft. road ■ crop but welcome nevertheless and ,l,rm and a8 *0on a8 prejudice fluence of such pictures as we are on a Sunday evening with a constant ■ 117 Park Avenue-Sanford, Florida , W,th * C°!’* our people will know what to depend which ‘‘a^*8 »n certain quartera is planning will be found aligning them. ° a ‘ U. ■ the n next season. And \vc have the dispelled. Signs that this prejudice selves with the good in our democrat-’ C° . 'B * 1 annK ,n upon on ... a l l ',8 already giving way arc npparcnt.iv government and assisting it to ap- ry t‘ W y 1 * V , n° * 0rd® ,° doold St. Johns .river .. .. to . . fall .... back . . . . ... scribe same though though «ur our Ariv## driver k had ----------- --------I' in the action of Yale university, proach pro.ch their own high ideals. It is arr^ * same < a the time. good supply and used the most of i which has begun production of one hardly possible to expect too much --------------------them. There have been so many offers ' hundred reels dealing with every im- tfood to result, for from the motion E made for Muscle Shoals that tho purtant stage in thc development of picurv emanates a suitable influence WHY PICK ON YOUR GROCER committee on military affairs in tho America. The cditors-ln-chiof of thc which verbal preachments often fail House havc decided they know noth- aeries are Dr. Max Fnrraad and Dr. to put over, and which comparatively The wood, are full of amnteur ec- ■ Ing, never did know anything and Frank K. Spaulding. . few children extract from books onomtsts who claim that prices of * rannot possibly accept any offers on The educational movie has been alone.” groceries will shortly return to pre- * account of their confusion. All of seriously discussed for atjeast twenwar levels. Will they? Yes, they ■ RING GARDNER CRITICISES which carries out the impression of *>’ years, some claiming too much for sure wili— J FLORIDA ROADS the members of the committee that ‘‘ nnd others too little. According ____ _ WHEN railroad fares are back to 2c J the public had already gninrd. To ut ‘ ° Mr. I'hinny, however, ” we arc Just C H ILD REN 'S ............ * ... „ c ,iu Ring W. I-urdncr, the alleged humI’®1, ; M EN ’S they look like this 0-0-0-0 and beginning to ........ glimpse ,thc true, uinuni breadth of its mission. In addition to the ex- orist, whose specialty is distorting the" H E N gasoline is back to 10c per ■ then some. Patent Oxfords Douglass Oxfords ---------- o---------- position o f the three R’s and all their English language, spends his winters gallon; * l-strap, 2-button Our county commissioners hive ac-1 **miflcations, its great power can be nt Ilelleair, being a devotee of golf. “ HEN house rent is back to$20.03 ■ New Style Madalion Tip, Size 8 to 12'£ ted on the ten per cent increase lev- "y*tematlcally utilized for character- Gardner has confessed to his ndmirl’e^ nionth; Et just arrived, poir pair led by the state equalizer and have building. The movie'ahitor-miss in- atlon of our delightful climate, but “ HEN n square meal canbe had for m decided to stand pat and refuse to fluence for good or evil, ns the ense he is evidently not very favorably im. :r quarter; * make any raise in Seminole taxes. n,aJ’ 1* well illustrated by the way pressed by the narrow brick roads ho ” f<»r>n labor is bark to $15.00 ■ This la ns it should he. They were *n wF*ich children answered a query found in Pinellas county. A friend _l’rr |non‘ l, i willing to accept the raise if it Pu‘ by 11New Hampshire school tea- has sent ua a marked copy of a recent " MEN shaves are buck to 10c. MISSES’ was mndo in other counties but since ‘ her. f"*ue of thc San Francisco Exnminer " **^N clothes are hark to $15.00 a M E N ’S the action of the equalizer was resWhom do you most wish to re- containing an article by Gardner on "*ui‘ ; Patent Oxfords cinded In the other counties there 8**®We when you grow up?’ she nsk- the subject o f automobile travel in " MEN money Is back to 6 per cent; Sport Oxfords was no valid reason for Seminole ‘‘d- Gut of twenty-six third nnd Florida, and particularly describing a " H E N cooks arc back to $3.00 per ■ 1-strap, 2-button White canvas, leather trim­ paying It. The tax payers of Semi- ?ourth-grmde classes the largest trip from Betlear to Tar|>un Spring,. ^week; . » Size 12*0 to 2 med, pair nole are paying their share new. number of girls answered ’Teacher.' I^rrdncr holds nothing sacred, and " " E N hair cuts arc back to aquar2 pair No one else received more thnn one he is not nt all careful to he fair if -.j The building program mapped out V0‘ ®— n,,‘ rvcn mother. When tho it suits his purpose to magnify or “ 'H EN movies are back to n nickel; ■ In Sanford by men who are well able 8nn,e question was put to thirty-four distort, lie gives the state no credit " * I E ice cream is back at n dime; ■ to build fine edifices is an ambiteus rla88e8 in ‘ h* seventh nnd eighth for any really good roads, but rathtr’ " HEN doctor's bill Is back at two a one and wll make Sanford one of the !' ra,l‘‘8' b°v thc aniwen indicat- would create the impression that all bucks. ■ L A D IE S ’ , id a very different trend of thought, of our roads are hut nine feet in For the low of mike, why expect ■ M E N ’S The majority voted for stage favor- sidth, and rough—when, as a mattei ‘ h’1 manufacturer, wholesaler und re- ■ Brown Kid jI|| — —— — — — — ——| B tip between Penr! White, o f fact, some of tho finest roads in I— S'—— U i i— m—i m u x i ................... wjth o f groceries to go the route J W ork Shoes * J) ^ Y Y7 G 5 ‘ be movie netress, nnd Anna Case, the United States or in any other 3‘ i,ne ‘ Why expect us nnd no ons ■ 2-strap Oxfords, low heels, ■ operatic star-” ; counrj- are to he found in Florida, to *-’° b*ck to P « - » a r prices? , pair pair Vry little children do not sec many :ind particularly Hillsborough county " b y pick on us? We are away movlca. Teacher, father and mother mid the humorist has seen and driven -‘ bend of the procession. Now let the *, h-ild first place. But the older boy* over these roads, heenuse he has v|*. barber* ami the movie houses aqd " i and girls widen their horizon and Bed Tampa. ‘ bf B<»f‘ drink parlors and the land: “ grow by what they feed on.” A portion o f |jtrdn#r*a article is '°rdr, nnd the hotels and restaurants “\vhy not see to it that the right herewith reproduced: a'ld ‘ be draymen and the hankers, cut kind of mental food is prepared and Now days motoring in Florida is ^ ' ‘ beir prices and catch up with us. fed to these young, impressionable different game and people with *’ ick on somebody else, minds while children Vire under the rhicken hearts is advised to stay out " beenthe goat long enough, control o f parents and eachersT" of it. The 9 foot houlcvardi is O. K., CourlcMy nnd Fronipt Ser­ pentlnently nsk* Mr. I'hinny. "With n* long fcs you don’t meet nobody. Dancing at Parish House Friday vice Our Motlo the screen’s help the schools can ac- but when you do, you have got to do night, admission $1.00 per couple. I’ompllsh wonder sin this direction one of three things, either run into Panford* best orchestra. A real without the expenditure of extra them and take a chance that they will i.xnce nnd a good time. Everyone in­ “ 3 IiLOCKS FROM T H E HIGH PR IC E S” time nnd without having to add new '.ct the worst o f it, or else move off vited. 26-3tp I'honra 497-494 subject to the curriculum.” of the rood, or else cancel your xr‘ WK1.AKA BLOCK To bear out this point, Mr. Phlnny rengements for the day and back up The world at your door every oven- ■ 213-213 Sanford Avcnue-I’ hone 350 i quotes a recent address given by Dr. to wherever you started from. ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. ■■■■■■■■■■ SHOP 5 ■ AROUND; Make Y o u r $ Do Full D uty ■ $ 2.25 :• i $2.49 [GROCERIES!7 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES $ 3.50 $ 6.00 ijf| rifliMTITTil ■ a a a a ■ a a a ■ $ 2.95 a a ■ ■ a u a a a ■ $2.75 Kanner’s Department Store DF.ANF TURNER ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ �KT - > • -* ,rtv ' VXt. - ,T>r- THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26,1922 jO C IE T Y L m ai uai« e“ - Mr. and Mra. It. T. Thraaher left today for Tampa where they will spend n few days with the former'* brother-in-law and slater, Mr. * and Mrs. F. S. Daiger, Sr. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Boyce Bell left In their car Tuesday for North Carolina ^ ^ s s s ^ s r s i s r - i ^ i for the summer, where their ion, Wallace, who la attending school at “ b ,:; Hendersonville, N. C., will join them SOCIAL CALENDAR later. . Harry Hecren will Mr. nnd Mra. Victor Check will leave soon on n trip to Mrs. Check's home, Topeka Kansas. Mr. nnd Mrs. Check are enthusiastic Sanford boosters nnd will return in July to and hniM lhc 7 mbc” become Sanford citizens nnd build their handsome bungalow on their f.1 ll. Ili.il>*" • »* French Avenue lake front farm. Women'. Club st lour £ m. P S K S S i^ P S rS ^ - lk° ^ lunday-Mrs. ,knry Purd0" I -t >rfaiii the member* of the '£ £ Bridfe »»d T. N. T. Cl.b ,t her home on Palmetto .venue, ,t ten o’clock A. M., honoHnj M{*. ButUb of Waynesboro, G*. iJay—Mr*- L. P. H«U»n willI enIcrtain the meml>eni of the Book Lovers Club »t her home on San­ ford Ileicht. at 3:30 P. *1May-Pnpll. recital, ( A<’8,betic dancing) Wrtaka Lobby, nt 8:15 l«Uy-Mother*’ Club will have n lewJnjt party at the home of Mrs. IV. Morton Thigr<m «t 3:30 p. m. t u r d a y — Children's Story Hour at 4 ). m. at Centra! Park, turday-Bon Ton Bridge Club will * entertained by Mr*. J. I>- Wood­ ruff. [•IS MARRIAGE A FAILU RE?’* |By Mrs. Henry Wight, Sanford, Florida.) |h, marriage is not so bad a thing ] A‘ »*.me wi.uld like to make it, lor whether good, or very bid, ] Depends on how wc take It. •‘taking” 1« our main dcaire, [ In petting pelf or leisure, uth taking truly will conspire |To rob the bond of pleasure. “girinp” has its free appeal J And eyes look out for mutual aid, 111 then will enjoy the compact aeal, J And marTiape a succcsa be made, lor give and take is aye the rule I For every joint endeavor life’s prand old experience school, Ar.d will be so forever. (tit what’s the use of argument, Since wedlock’s here to atay? t long as lover woo nnd mato I There Is no other way. for this is true beyond dispute, |Divorces notwithstanding, :Uiir.u* uf happy married folk* No changes arc demanding. low we all know thnt life la good Despite some nighta of sorrow, we should snap Its thread today We'd miss its Joy tomorrow. Jfe's here—we make the beat o f It, Nor Judge it by Ita stresses; ore's here and marriage, home and child, Its sequences, God blesses. —From Orlando Sentinel. D- E. Decker of Clearwater is sper.. Iirg a few days herewith his daughkr Mrs. Prurifoy. D. P. Burroughs of Jacksonville, ^presenting the Herty Cup Co., la the city attending to business. W. S. J„n, s of Atlanta, Ga., repreanting the Robinson Neckwear Co., » in the city calling on his local cusitners. Mr*. llnUMenu of Jacksonville nrlMt evening and Is the guest of ,fr M ‘ cr. Mr,, a . W. Smith at her ime on Palmetto avenue. JANOS Ph o n o g r a p h s J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R best 1 could under the circumstances, Tho world nt your door every even­ Hope to have work completed by to­ P IA N O CO. ing for 15c.— Dnlly Herald. morrow night. W ela k a Block Your inspector never called at my business address hero In town, neither W HY NOT TRY did he inquk e of any on* about my homd, or visit the temporary supply on which you gave mo the permit. JUST RECEIVED Now, n\y dear it appears that a A Shipment of gre.it injustice has been done me and WHEN YOUR CAR IS OUT OF it is ruining u business that 1 have WHACK (Jolf Clubs and Halls spent some three years to build up. 1 should not have made these repairs One of the largest nnd most pleasZenith, Jacksonville, 1- n. Come in nnd Look Then* Over without your consent for mo to use Wiisltingniid Polishing a Specialty ant stag fishing parties o f the sea-1b,c#r another supply, and now nftor 1 have son was giver. Inst Sunday, under The bottom J°*nt tiling '*> m> Foot of First Sanford Avenue the direction of Captain Victor wel1' comc 1001,0 nnd droPp™ gone through what 1 considered the A L L WORK GUARANTEED Chock, ably assisted by his worthy dawn> ,cnvinK n "Pncc of obout 11 foot’ proper method, amlMricd to comply with the letter of the law and with crew, Jimmy Ridge, I)r. Drown, Billy whcro ,ny 8Ulk*on pipe sucks up THE SPORTSMAN’S STORE Hunt, Jim Reardon, Tom Terry, Per- the wntcr- ‘ hereby nt times, bringing your consent nnd instruction, you 117 Park Ave. Hanford, Florida vis Garrett, Bill Lester, Noble (Ulllon UP riny in thc "nter. This tiling is G condemn the whole proceedings and Rro. King nnd Lynch, J. R. Little and inch* n* >'ou know- 1 wUh to remove j damage my business, possibly beyond Tom Jones. ‘ it nnd replace with 8 or 10 Inch, ns repair. My customers will have to buy from Leaving port on the worthy ship lhls 0Re doc* not R' ve U8 cnoURh my competitor nnd thereby I will loose they went into tho fnr regions of t'000'many of them. the Wekiwn, whence they put forth ^ Vou cou'd convcnicntly^lo so, If you will kindly extend this tem­ their beat fishing efforts with the W0ldd ^or you to ,cnd kour *n‘ result thnt cnch married man brought *IM'clori *° b>ok over the situation c- porary permit this week, I believe thnt 1 can have you samples for examina­ home a guodly fish supply and the L>rc wo started tho work. tion before tho week is,over from my Gables had nn abundance from tho | Whctl we hcnr from >’QU* wc w1ll> bachelor guests. A noon day feast 8cnd . “ n’ Pl011 from another supply, supply thnt we are working on. If you will not, then I feel that my was served by the Steward and Vic- nearby, which wo wish to use from tor’s reputation ns n fisherman ts yet " ’Rif your permission till wo can business is ruined. Please wire me at once at my oxfinis hthis work. to be beaten. Trusting this will meet with your pensc. Yours, approval, I am, PU PILS RECITAL 8AVK YOU MONKT Oil CboA Stores and Otvns Very truly youra, • M. M. LORD, i Friday evening nt 8 P. M. at the Write us M. M. LOUD, Wnlnka Lobby, the pupils of Miss of Lord’* Purity Water. On Tuesday Mr. Newman, of the Daphne Wimbish and Mrs. Dick H E R E ’S no smoke and Engineer’s office arrived, visited both Drown, will give a pupils recital, to smell to make disagree­ Empire Hotel Block Jacksonville, Fin., Mnrch 20, 1022. supplies, sr.w repairs complete on our which the public is most cordially in­ able work o f cooking witn the Mr. M. M. Lord, supply, pronounced every thing O. K. vited, there will be no charge. ORLANDO, FLORIDA N e w Perfection O il Stove. Sanford, Florida. nnd bid us proceed with our business. This will be the first recital of Ita G ean, intense heat drives The first three letters were shown kind given in Sanford, and wll bo es­ Denr Sir: We are in receipt of your favor of directly against die utensil the sheriff before this work was be­ SA N FO R I) M ATTRESS F A C pecially Interesting from start to fin­ ish. Among numbers will lie tho the 15th, relative to the repairs neces­ gun. Wo thought thnt we had com­ and the flame stays where TO R Y Interpretive, to classic, Greek groups, sary on your Purity Spring Water plied with the letter o f the law, in evyou set it, R. C. ECHOLS, Prep. cry respect. Just why this, we are Russian, nnd Ballot dances, especially supply. “ Old Msdand W e ’ll be glad to demonstrate Our Inspector will be unable to unable to any. We call upon the wntpretty is the dunce of "Youth and reach Sanford until some time dnrfnjj «i- u iinking people O! Mililonl, to give how easily you can regulate Bcnuty.” New Mattress Made to Order” Don’t fail to see the dance of the the third week of April. However, at us a fair verdict. the N e w Perfection for any French Avenue nnd 17th Street LORD’S P U R ITY W ATER has an powder puff, nnd aeo how to im. that time ho will be Instructed to call sort o f cooking. W e have the prove nature. There will be dances upon you in order to conduct the nec- good nn analyses ns the state affords. N e w Perfection Oven also— Wo give good service and aell it for suitable for nil moods, so come and essnry survey at the water supply. Service Sparton and it bakes perfectly. It you are desirous of using water less. Sample bottle for 35c and a tick-1 see. from another source while the repairs ct of twolve bottles for $4.00. Give Sanford us n trial ^ind ace if wo don’t con­ K ATH LEE N M ALLO R Y CIRCLE nro bcinR m* dc« ,et UB hav® Mra. L. B. Hollar waa hoateaa to ,n °rder thmt you mmy PermlUed to vince you. Furniture Co. do this. Sanford Battery Service Waiting your verdict, I am the Kathleen Mallory Circle on Tues­ Very ih ily youra, Very truly yours, day afternoon. The attendance was Company GEORGE W. SIMONS, Jr., •—Adv. M. M. LORD. splendid nnd tho meeting extremely Chief Sanitary Engineer, interesting. Devotional exercises Fla. State Board of Health. wero conducted by Mra. Sarah Smith The Launch S A N F O R D and the program for the approaching Jacksonville, Fla., Mnrch 27th, IU22 For Parties, Picnics, Fishing, Outings Southern Baptist Convention, which meets in Jacksonville in May, waa Mr. M. M. Lord, Sanford, Florida. N ow ’s tho time for you to buy n M O LINE TR AC TO R . We read by Mrs. Jams. Many and var. Capt. Atkinson have n cpecinl o ffer thnt you cannot nfTord to let get by you. led business matter* were diacuned Dear Sir: Fhone 295-L1 On Snturday, March 26th, wc re­ For every fnrmer enn nITorcI to buy but you cannot afford among them a rummage sale to be Residence 203 B. Third SL, Sanford ceived from you two bottles of water not hi buy a /enl Tractor, thnt has been proven out to be a held in the near future. A t the close for bacteriological examination and great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we of the session delicious refreshments fitness for drinking purposes. These will sell you a— were served. LOOK A T TH ESE C U T Next week instead of the regular samples were taken from u well sup­ PRICES! M O L IN E , Model D, latest improved Tractors meeting, each member will perform ply ^om which you desire a permit to some kindly deed o f personal service S,,R water temporarily, for $528.00 1.000 Ilammermlll Letterhrada 14.50 to those who nr* In need. I Examinations have been conclud­ 3.75 Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme­ ed upon these samples and the results 1.000 Ruslnrna Card* ..... ...... t■ indicate that the water possesses a diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re­ 1.000 Olllhenda, ai*e 6 . 1.23 PIPE ORGAN CLUB . member lIda o ffe r Is only good until October 11th, so plncc Mrs. Charles Ryan was the hostess ttood sanitary .junhty and is suitable 1.000 Envelope*. ... . 4.50 your order now. for the regular weekly meeting of tho f°r drinking purposes. You are thenPipe Orgnn Club on Monday after- b>’ gmnted o temporary permit for noon i the use cf this supply while the reover to see his father and Mra. Bnrt Peterson nnd little son, atopp* mother 'ierc and also his many San­ Robert o f Jamestown, N. Y., who ford friends. We are all hoping that have been visiting her parents, Mr. after I.lcut, Harry gets tired of see­ nnd Mrs. B. J. Starling for tbo past ing the world that he will settle down two months, leave today for Jackson, ville where they will spend a short 'n •t’ nnf ° rd f ° r bfe Ume bet ore returning home. They were accompanied as far as Jackson- LORDS P U R Ilk WATER ville by Mrs. B. J. Starling, who will — READ m i s spend a week there with her sister, ’ . ___ Mrs. Robert Simms. j Sanford, Flo.. Mar. 15th, 1M2. Coo. W. Simons, C. S. E., Slate Board URK’S REPAIR SHOP GLOBE PIANO CO. NEW PERFECTION T NOTICE TO FARMERS $100 dodges maxwells PLAY GOLF SANFORD CYCLE CO. Sevcral matters were taken care of |u»Rs l* inir "t " '1® on your ,,urlty Seminole nnd the members completed the plans Spring supply Our inspector will visit your plant Phene 101 for tho May Day Party, to be given at nn early date nnd investigate the on the nftemoon o f May 1st, on tho Fox Catchc! lawns on Onk avenue, condition* existing. Very truly yours, This is an annunl affair and is looked GEORGE W. SIMONS, Jr.. forward to with much interest by Chief Snnitnry Engineer, friends of the club. Fla. State Board of Heatlh After adjournment of tho business session, Mesdames Maines and Farrel sang two lovely vocnl ducts. Late Jacksonville, April 22, 1U22. in the nftemoon, the hostess assisted Mr. M. M. Lord, jj by Mrs. Phillips nnd Mrs. Craig lia r-' Sanford, Florida, ris, served nn iced drink with sand- Dear Sir: .» wlchoa. This acknowledges your telegram of Club members present were Misses even date. Stewart nnd U in g and Mesdames! On April 10th our Sanitary InspecFEW Pitts. Fnrrel, Gntchel, Hall, Estrldge, tor, Mr. I). II. Osbum, of Tampn. visMoore, Maines, Phillips, Mcthvine, ited your plant in accordance with in- .■II Harris, McAllister and'Morriweathor. structions from thsi office. Mr. Os­ p bum reports to me that ho found your plant nil tom up, the curbing removed "”d »■>. IIELSTON SANG P E A R M AN ’8 SONG *nu no Improvement completed. Ho i ■> .h r p r l „ _____ reported that he waa unable to find BUICKS [fords Nothing nicer for gift* than fine and 1. a great advertisement for m proper aanlUry condition. Until stationery. Going below cost fo r two > lorida and capeelally for Sanford such a time your permit la revoked. Henry McLaulin, Jr. weeka at th„ Herald office. 18-3tp ■Ince every copy has Sanford on It Very truly yours, OPTIC! A N — M KTRIBT below the author's name. GEORGE W. SIMONS, Jr. CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH Chief Sanitary Engineer. LIE U T E N A N T HARRY MONEY CARLSON IS HERE Sanford, Fla., April 23, lb?-*. Cut out thl* *bp, enclo«e with Mr. Geo. W. Simons, Jr., ,md mnil R to Foley & Co., 2835 ShefThe many friends of Lieut. Harry Jacksonviltc, Fla. field Ave., Chicago, III., writing your Carlson are glad to see him hero to- Dear Sir: ,nnnic nnd addm-c clearly. You w ill1 M2 Kant, lat St. Sanford, Fla. Youra of the 22nd to hnnd. It is rcccivc *” return v trial package con dav enjoying n brief furlough from his duties In the Naval Air Service. true thnt your inajiector found tondl- ‘ aining holey’s Honey nnd Tar Com . pound for coughs, colds nnd croup; Harry is a Sanford boy and wo are tions aa you stated, but 1 did not be­ gin work until some ten days after I Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides all proud of the record he has made got your permit nnd then it i/ in the nnd back; rheumatism, backache, kidin the nnvnl air service In which he middle o f our rush season in celery noy nnd bIfldd®r nllmepU; nnd Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and bns *wen doblS dut>* *or tbe P *8t *oar shipping and it Is practically impos­ L A Y E R RO LLS yenn,i making a fine record In hla sible to control labor just now. l thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con­ HO NO G RAPH RECORDS stipation, biliousness, headaches, nnd work. He waa with n bunch of navy have used seven men on this job al­ O P U L A R S H E E T M U S IC sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.— flyers on the way from Key West to ready and will start with two new Adv. points on the north Atlantic and ones tomorrow. 1 have dono the very Printery BELL BROS. I•1IONE 2 I"2 L A K E MONROE, FLO RID A 9th and rreach M& i A N D AM ) A U others. " r v r ° » * K i -w im g S w _ nt SANFORD, FLA. * 0" for ‘Nf:Tf)N «"d IIUPMGIIILB Maurice Helston, the popular song- >’uU home, ster of Sanford sang *hc song re -' Sonle considerable time has elapsed cently written by Secret*ry R. W. since you started remodeling your Pearman at the Vaudeville at tho spring. We arc this day revoking Parish House last night. The song your tomponrry permit granted under has catchy words and a wonderful date of Mnrch 27th our file No. 116.!—, lilt in the music and Maurice put it until such u time as you arc able to over in great shape. The author was put your plant in a satisfactory worknot present to hear it but ho can rest ing condition. We advise you to get i assured that it took the crowd. The busy immediately, remodel your plant, « song is entitled ’’ I ’m Going Right get the curbing in shape and do such j ■ Back to My Dear Old Florida H o m e "; work aa is necessary to put the plant FOR S A L E B Y A L L GROCERS W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO. W H O LESALE DISTRIBUTORS SANFO RD F L O R ID A �P A G E SDL OLD CREEK TOYS ARE LIKE TODAY'S Modem Children Find Dolls 2,000 Years Old Very Much Like Their Own. HID TOPS AND MARBLES ALSO I f Children cf 2,000 Y u r i Ago Could Com# to Ufa Thty Could Ploy In ComploU Understanding With Children Today. London.— Do you know I.u niton'a 2,OOO-yaar uld toy ahop? Go through lha tarra cotta room In thr British uum u h and aak Hi* kind, fatherly lookattondant to point It out to you. It goon light to the heart. Hero the moat human llttia comedy waa played by three Utile girls and a aiaall hoy. They cam* wandering In, rather tired of the Pharaohs, thinking, no doubt, more about eating than an­ tiquity. Father, too, looked bored, ilia gen­ eral knowledge evidently had (Den * «L Kuddeuly they saw something which (poke to them down 20 cen­ turies; they aaw dolls and little horaaa and carta, tiny bronta chairs for a doll's house, little animals which might knee been saved from Inal year's Noah's ark, topu, marbles end sinister touch—a elate with e 2,000 year old multipliertlon table scratched on In Ancient Qreek Taya All these once belong'd to Greek children In Athena, In Corinth, In Kni­ fes, Naiicratla, Cyrenalre. “ Oh, how perfectly sweet I" cried ont af the girls, as the four fair heads were bent over the case. “ I eay. dad,” remarked tbs boy, “ that looks Ilka a One top." Dad apparently quite unconscious that the far-off ancient world hud sud­ denly become alive and palpitating, solemnly read out the museum labela: “That," he said, 'i t a doll found In a child's tomb In Athena 2,000 yaara ago. . “ And Its arma move, too!*' cried tb* girls. "And do look, daddy, at those dear little shoes that cume on and off I I'd aimply love It." Shadow Children Thara. The girls went Into ruptures over a doll In a red peaked rap. , . . Waa It Juat Imagination, or waa there really a crowd of children there? Who were those othere—o little shy. perhaps •lightly annoyed? Just shadows, no doubt. One thing la certain. If the children of 2,000 years ago had suddenly come lo life these four little I^mdonere could have sat down nod played with them In complete understanding. A full-grown Greek might have alnlu dad at eight, but a all-year-old Corin­ thian would have mat hla children aa friend* and contemporaries on all mattan of doll welfare. REPAIR BRIDGE TO AID STORK THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1922 SHOWS WAR’S RAVAGES Astrakhan Much Like New Or* leans After Civil War. Rusalan City Trying te Regain Its Farmer Prosperity, but Process la Slow— Commumam Not Likad Thar*. FLORIDA FERTILIZER RATES UNDER ATTACK Tallahassee, Fla., April 24, 1022. The Railroad Commission of Flor­ ida, with Ita Counsel and Rat« Ex­ pert will be represented In AtlanU on April 27, where the Interstate Commerce Commission will hear the complaint of the Blackahear Fertili­ zer Company o f Blackahear, Ga. In this case the Blackahear Ferti­ liser Company complains that tho rntea of the Atlantic Coast Line and Ita connections on fertiliser from Blackahear, Ga., to ponts in the •State o f Florida are unjust and un­ reasonable in and of thcmselve#, and in violation of the Act to Regulate Commerce, approved Feb. 4, 18887, and acta amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto. It is further alleged that the rates on fertilizer on intrastate traffic from Jacksonville to Florida points give undue and unreaaonbale prefer­ ence and advantage ot the city of Jacksonville, Fla., and subjects the complainant and the town o f Black­ ahear, Ga., and the traffic moving therefrom to undue and unreasonable prejudice and disadvantage, in violattion of the Act to Regulate Comm- Astrakhan, Russia— once prosper­ ous but now ravaged by revolution, the situation of this city reminds the visitor of the condition of Now Or­ leans after the U vil war. It la trying to regain Ita former prosperity, but tha process Is alow. In lie position Astrakhan resembles New Orleans In Mint ways. The city la pitched on an Island at a point where lha Volga river divides Into many smaller streams, forming a delta that eilendi atxty ratU-a to the Caspian sea. Tha commarca of Astrakhan was one* comparable with that of BL I/ouI*. Memphis or of New Orleans It was rich In fura, In fish, In caviar and busy handling freight which traversed the Volge. There was ones food for every mouth and clothe* for every back, with work a-plenty for every man. Today are seen the wrecks wrought by combat between the Imperial and I crcc. It will rrndily be seen that thla revolutionary forces, but no sympathy Is expressed with communism. "W# , coae involves in some degree the sohave had enough," suld ont of the called Shreveport principle. In the workmen who, together with thou­ | Shreveport cave It was alleged that sands of hla fellows bad for eighteen ] the Texas intrastate rates geve un­ day*. Juat after the i ’etrograd and due and unreasonable preference and Moscow rising) In IU17, took to arms and besieged the Cossack troops and advantage to the ahippm of Texas as the wealthy people o f the city, ngainst the interstate rate* of the gathered In the Kremlin wall*. In sol­ carriers from Shreveport, La., to dier h«rra<ka and other points at tha Texas points. In this case the Com­ heart of the buslm-as district. mission found the preference and ad­ The Immediate result of th-ee eight­ vantage to exist aa alleged, and or­ een duya of carnage was the destruc­ dered the rnnovnl o f the discrimnation of tha duma buildings, tha gov­ ernor's house, the great her.uar und tion, which was accomplished by in­ several blocks of eturea Oiled with dry creasing the Texas intrastate rotes. Similar urtion in the Btackshrar goods end Persian und Turkestan car­ pets, silks and other fineries. case would materially Increase ull The ultimate result la Indicated by rntes on fertilizer in the State of Flotbt hare, (Ire burned wall# today ridn, and for that reason the Com­ standing gaunt and cheerless, with no missioners nre attending this heoring work on the river and no food In tha for the purpose of showing that tho borne* for these workmen. The peo­ ple bave llltle money to buy anything. interstate rntes on fertilizer arc too The spirited horses which once filled high. The outcome of this ense will be of the hnraa market nt the riverside have gone lo Ih* war* rot to return or considerable Importance to the fcrtlhave been requisitioned for the pres­ lizer mmnnufacturcrs ami users of ent Budenny cavalry, a few troops of this State. which are quartered here. In the provincial hnapltal where 000 We can't understand why joxx patients lay there was practically no hands have so long overlooked the broth for famine refugees nor quinine possibilities of the raw file. for fever suffer*. Doctor Znkntow • ky, the woman surgeon In charge, said American relief was promised, hut so fat It had md come. The only public gathering places opened seemed to lie Ihe moving pic­ ture theater, which was crowded with young people and soldier* of the Dadeimy cavalry watching an utterly villainous Italian tragedy. lilKL Selling Out oAll Stock in Stationery and Office Supplies for T w o Weeks In order to close out the stock o f Stationery and Office Supplies and make room fo r new stock o f goods coming in and also to put in la rger and more commodious offices the Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and office supplies listed below at h alf price. A ll o f these gods are goin g higher instead o f dropping and the prices are big bargains. You w ill agree with us if you look them over. The opportunity o f the public to buy the best in stationery and o ffice supplies at prices that w ill never be touched at this price again. Special Bargains in Job Lots Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00 n o w ......... . $ 1.00 Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now ........... .50 Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now............... 35c and 40c Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now................. .60 Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, p k g ..... .20 Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards........... .60 Plain Fudged Correspondence Cards............................. 50 Students* Looseleaf N ote Books ( De Luxe, $1 value .50 Students* Looseleafe N ote Books, 65c value.................35 Students Looseleaf N ote Books, 45c value.................... 25 Looseleaf N ote Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r ........................15 10c Composition Books fo r .05 5c Composition Books, f o r .......................................... 02172. /s 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r ................................................15 5c School Tablets, ________________ 2l/2c to 3 1 -3 c Ink, Paste and M u scila g e.................................... y2Price E V E R Y T H IN G IN OFFICE S U P P L Y L IN E A T G R E A T L Y R E D U C E D PRICE HERALD P R I N T I N g CO. LOVES WILD ANIMALS Ntlghbor* Lay Planks and Offksra Open It far Doctor ta Raich Patlant. Philadelphia, Pa.— When Dr. Robert T. Klmer of Wayne the other night received a telephone rail from a far­ mer living hark of Newton square. In­ forming him that the stork sna hover tug around and that Ihe physlclun was desired to greet the bird, the only road that wna m i blockaded by snow waa one lending over a bridge, across Darby creek, that waa condemned and closed to truffle two weeks sgn. Neighbors of the emlnus farmer communicated with lha Delaware county comtulaalonrra and obtained permission to o|»-n the hrtdga. with the proviso that I)r. Elmer use It at hla own risk. The farmers laid planka upon thr structure and thr doctor drove hi* cat carefully over It and hurried to hla patient, to he there when thr stork arrived. TO PLAY CHRIST ON STAGE tPae the First Time an Imp*, ecnatien ef Christ on the Eng'lah blips Is Pemvliad. London. — An Impersonation of rbrist haa been permitted for the Aral lime on an English stage In the production here of Slringberg'a sym­ bolic play, "Advent." A fourteen year eld gtrl appeared as (he Redeemer. Dramatic critic* are Inclined lo take Ihe view that the English stag* censorship Is brondrnlng In regard to religious plays, probably owing to •lie fact that representation* of Chrlat have appeared often In Ihe films. In the past year*, several play* nave been refused licenses because they Included Christ aa one of the characters. Others received perm is slnn on condition that no character should appear symbolic of the con venllonnJ conception of Divinity In human form. Dogs Guard Froien Boy#, Kulku-kn, Mich.—Their two dogs I standing fulthfully by their side, dra pile the cold. I.eonnrd and John Glide, thirteen and nine years old, reaper lively, were found fruaen to death In fifteen Inches of snuw, uhoul ala miles was! of South Roartliuan. The boys, sous of Coneltua (Ride, a fanner, had left home wllli their dogs to hunt rab bit*. They apparently lost their way ta the snowstorm that came up lata la the day, end. overcome with eihauatloii lay down lo Bleep, cuddling against Ihelr dog*. r - Thru Druqiritti //ave Mil* girt prefer* wilt] unliunla fur her playmate* She la Glmlya Pit loara, seventeen year old daughter of Dr. Raymond Dltuiur*. curator u( the Hrrnx too In New York. She know* every spades In the xoo by their rtrat and last name*. 'Hie klnkaju and woodchuck are small enough to he real pet* end they always can ha found around Gladys, who makes a great fuse over them Nasrly 5S Year* a Teacher. New York. -Mis* Alice Kllxaheth Creafletd retinal a* u teacher In lha New York public achooln niter n con­ tinuous service of fifty-four yearn sit months and sixteen day* When she was first employed hvi nalury was 9182 a year. Her »ultirj last year waa IUCO Man Fights for Life With Wolf in St. Paul HL Paul — Arthur lutner, twenty-seven, appeared at city hall with a OO-pound gray wolf be killed with Ida hare hand*, within the rtly limit*, lie was going home early In the morning when the wolf, which he (Jr»t thought wiib a dog. sprang on him. lamer grasped It and Imre It to the ground. Gelling hold of Its hind legs, he l<enl Its brains out on Ihe pavement FEHRALINE «n rtocJk: BOWER K ItOU.MILLAT MOIll.KY'B DRUG STORE Mother Nature is the greatest o f physicians. For every ill to which men and women are heir she has provided a relief. It is the hand o f Nature that is alone responsible for the wonderful curative properties of F E H R A LIN E . No man can successfully imitate it. N KWH Kit IIY DRUG STORK UNION I'll ARM A O is a pure mineral product derived from the world famous earth that is found at HatchaUgbee Bluff, on the Tombigbcc River. This earth is rich :*» iron, magnes­ ium, calcium, sodium and other health giving elements. These elements are taken from tho earth by filtering the purest of water through it. The water carries ofF all o f the minerals in solution. F E H R A L IN E has all the wondrous properties of the earth from which it is obtained. Nothing is lost. It contains no alcohol or habit forming drug'. It is simply Nature's own remedy, made by Nature und delivered unchanged to you. Our files *re Idled with letter* from grateful users who have been vectored to health by the use o f FE H R A LIN E . Your druggist will tel! you o f the remarkable virt *cs that it possesses. I f you are suffering from indigestion— i f you are listless, run-down and unambitious— let .doth.. Nature biinw you back to health thraugh F E R R A ld N E . I f >ou are suffering from headaches and back pains canned by ill-funrtioninjf kidneys, or nre suffering from tho poisons thrown out by a liver not performing its duties properly, start on the road to returned health by taking K E R R A LIN E , • Thr Frrrmlinr /a ttrib u tin g Co., 7Vtmpo. Florida — m u ■Si m; �Y^i * \j A V ? THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26,1622 PAGE SEVEN = N OTICE! ■ « SPORTS BOWLING : LEAGUE NOTES: TH E C IT Y REGISTRATION BOOKS AR E NOW OPEN A T THE C IT Y H A L L AND W ILL REM AIN OPEN U N T IL TUESDAY, M AY 2, 1922. L. R. PHILIPS. 20-10tc City Registration Officer. tekdavh r b s u l t b Rotary Club Loaaa The Herald for Post Cards. ijbenrill®. 5; Orlando, 8. 0; Lakeland, 3. », 9; St I’et® 4. Sitionsl 1-eaKU® ..—•Pittsburgh, r**n‘ iiuli-St. Loui** win. 4- Brooklyn, 5. U s t night in a regular match, the notary Club loat their first game out of the last six, the Congregational boya walloping them with a nice maJorty of nearly four hundred plna. Since the laat publication of aver­ ages, there has been four games played which resulted as follows: Congregational defeated Klwanli; M ods Club defeated Kiwanis; Rotary Club defeated Kiwanis and the Congrcgationals defeated Rotary. The Rotary Club and Monr Club are now tied for second place, with each of them one more game to go before the season closes. The Mens Club has a shade the best o f It, as their last game is with the tail co­ ders, while the Rotary has to battle with the Congregational Club. The results of these two games will de­ cide who ends the season in second place. The clubs now stand ns follows: Standing of (he Clubs. W. L. Pet. Congregational Club — 12 3 .800 Rotary C lu b ------------ - 7 8 .407 Mens Club ................ 7 8 .4G7 Kiwanis Club ................ 4 11 -267 N O T O flF B O N D ELECTION tniaaioners of the City of Sanford, Florida, comprising tho City Commission of Sanford, Florida, do hereby call an election to be held in the City o f Sanford, Florida, on the 17th day o f May, A. I). 1022, to determine the question by said election then and thcjre to in* held, whether the said ordins.ice proposing said issue of bonds shall be adopted, approved and confirmed by the electors of said City, and whether the bonds provided for In said ordinance shall be Issued by the City of Sanford, Florida, in the man­ ner and for the purposes In said ordi­ nance provided and set forth. And I, C. E. Hcrtry, as Mayor of tho City of Sanford, Florida, and wo, C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest appoint 11. E. Tolar, C. L. Britt and F. I’. Bines, Inspectors of said eloction, and W. M. Haynes, as Clerk of said election. The said election hereby ordered and called to be held on the said 17th day o f May, A. D. 1022, shall be held and the ordinances and charter of the City of Sanford, Florida. WITNESS the hands o f C. E. Henry, as Mayor of tho City of Sanford, Flor•da, nnd C. E. Henry, S. D. CIu m and v'oreat Lake, ns Commissioners, com­ posing the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, attested by I,. It. Philips, Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd the corporate sen! of the City of Sanford, Florida, on tint the 10th day of April, A. D. — * F IR S T P U B L IC A P P E A R A N C E ■ LEGION SAXAPHONE BAND J 3 * J * I " M E N ’S C L U B V A U D E V IL L E PARISH HOUSE t Whereas, The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, on the tuWphia. 3; New York, 9. 10th day of April, A. D. 1022, duly passed and adopted a certain ordi­ T U E S D A Y , A P R IL 25TH * UKrican l^a*u® nance entitled, J j,uUnJ-Chica|to, rain, "A n Ordinance Providing for an » ruhmifton. 10; Beaton. 0. Issue of Bonds by the City of San% ADM ISSION, 25c nnd 50c ^ York, 0; Philadelphia, 0. ' ford, Florida, in the sum o f * , Loon. Detroit, 3. $025,000.00 for Municipal Purpos­ * es; the Proceeds Derived from the s .African A v ia tio n Sale Thereof to be Used for ■ |finci poitponcd, rain. Building and Constructing a Mu­ % nicipal Building, for the Exten­ ■ southern A'»ociatiun sion of Park Avenue Northward Orleans, 8; Birmingham. 0. into the Wnters of Lake Monroe, tlanta, 6; Mobile, 10. for the Extension of the Drain, Delphi*, 5; Nashville, C. age and Sewerage System, for Uttlt Rock. 4; Chattanooga, 0. Constructing, Paved, Macadamiz­ ed or Other Hard Surfaced GAMES TODAY Streets, and for Funding and Jo at Jacksonville. Paying the Outstanding Floating at Tumpa. Indebtedness of the City of San­ [petmbunt »t Daytona. ford Evidenced by Vouchers 1022. Heretofore Issued, and Authoriz­ CIIAS. E. HENRY. Florida State League ing the Mayor of the City of As Mayor of the City Individual Averages Won I » « I’cl Sanford, Florida, to call an Elec­ • of Sanford, Florida. 7 The individual averages, including 12 tion to Determine the Question ns CIIAS. E. HENRY, 8 the game Inst night, of the players 12 Irunburv to the Issuance of Said Ronds for S. O. CHASE, 9 11 who have* participated in ten or more a&] the Aforesaid Purposes,” FOREST LAK E , 10 10 games, show very little change since end As the City Commis­ 12 8 the last publication, with the cxcep Whereas said ordinance provides for sion of tho City of 7 12 tion of lidding closing in on Bower. the ii#uo of t*,,,,),, liy thc city of Snn. Sanford, Florida . Each of these two will decide vviio is ^ Florida, for municipal purposes Attest: National League to be the league leader. Stvenson, jn th(, tutal >um of j G2r,,000.00, the L. R. PHILIPS, (S E A L) Won l»s t of the Congregational Club is bow proceeds derived from tho snlu of said City Clerk of the City of * 1 9 ling the highest average now, but he bon da to he expended In the following York Sanford, Florida. 3 8 has only played in six games and it manner, to-wlt: April 12-10-26; May 3-10-17. r[ n 4 6 is impossible now for him to play in $15,000.00 for building and con­ 6 4 the required ten in order to have his structing a municipal building for NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR ■ 5 4 averages figured with the rest. This, housing the municipal llhrnry of the dtiphii (For Final Discharge) Cover more surface and wear longer. 7 4 however, doesn’t keep him from be Up ! * ,ci‘ y. 6 3 ing thchest howler. $07,000.00 for the extension of Park In court of County Judge, Seminole W h y buy cheap paint and be compelled to do 10 I auti The averages are ns follows: County, State of Florida Avenue Northward into tho waters of G. TP. your house over in h alf the time? Lake Monroe to enable the public to In re Estate of American l< icue Bower, Kiwanis ______ 30 6184 * ® avail themselves of the right of com- W. T. Humphrey. Won IjOAt Belding, Cong. --------- 45 7031 Notice is hereby given, to all whom ,l) nicrce nnd transportation afforded by o T H E BEST IS T H E C H E A P E S T 10 York May, Mens Club ______ 14 2071 water, and to furnish tho means of it may concern, that on the 10th day R •1 soil Britt, Rotary ______ ..45 0400 " access from the highway by land to of May, A. D. 1922, I shall apply to And W e Have It 1 Ufid 4 Pennington, Cong. ...4 2 5893 tho highway by water for tho use of the Honorable E, F. Housholder, judge 4 6 Anmnn, Mens Club ..31 2988 j of said court, ns Judge of Probate, for the public, dtlphin 4 6 Renauil, Cong. ______ 40 5500 139 $10,000.00 for the extension nnd cn -' my final dis hnrge ns Administratrix (1 1 D Bette, Mens C lu b ....... 43 5031 V " Inrgement of the drainage and newer- of the estate of W. T. Humphrey, de lisgton 3 4 •333 Knight, Rctary ___ ...45 0145 ceased, and that nt the snme time 1 age system of tho City. H 3 ■273 Lloyd, Kiwanis ______ 44 5950 $108,000.00 for tho construction of will present to said Court my final Overlin. Men* Club 14 paved, macadamized and other hard accounts ns Administratrix of said AxMirillliiin Householder, Rotary .41 5333 estate, nnd ask for their approval. surfaced streets in tho City, nnd Won List Pet. Carter, Kiwanis .......26 3375 Pntcd March 7th, A. D. 1022. $35,000.00 for funding nnd paying I Rock 0 5 •013 R. E. Stevens, Rotary .32 4004 ROSA L. HUMPHREY. l" < the outstanding floating indebtedness •015 Bonnctt, Mens Club ..42 5307 3-7-o.n.w-9wc Administratrix. of tho City of Sanford, Florida, eviOilcan* .015 Roily, Cong. _____ ...3 3 4123 den red by vouchers heretofore Issued “ SER VIC E T H A T C O U N TS" £ J. C. Smith, Kiwanis..40 4950 In Ih r I Ir. nil C m ir l o f S n i i l i i u l r C onn j",' by the City of Sanford, Florida, I ) , F l o r i d a . — In I S n n r r r r ■ ■ Dens, Itotnry _____ ...1 3 1007 in Sold bonds to l»o of the dcnomlnaWe handle everything in V x o T ir i: o r f i n a l s r r n t iiv Randall, Cong. ______ 14 1003 ® tion of One Thousand Dollnrs each, A1IMIMX I II VI III % Fox, Mens Club ..........19 2244 j bearing interest at the rate o f six ttoticrl T Humphrey. IV 111lam t. limn- s ‘ TH E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E L IN E Hencry, Rotary _____ .17 1073 U phrry (sniiictltne* known im I- II, ■ per centum per annum, interest pay* Humphrey). nml (loss I. Humphrey, Jewett, Cong. ___ 25 2900 Cnr Lota or Leas. Ship ua 14c,* (V’.ml running at lar^re on 1 nblc semi-annually on the 1st days of Complainants, Kent, C o n g ..... .......... 10 18 10 ■ . . . » ■’ July nnd Jnnunry, said bonds to he Ilona I- vs. |0n«U after today without a HHumphrey. Individual)* amt n* Wight, Kiwnnis . .. .. '. 7 Richmond, Virginia i 1911 1t» . n th- n will he killed by Administratrix of the Krtnte of W i l ­ numbered consecutively from 1 to 625, ■ Jones, Kiwanis . . . . . . 2 2 2405 li,im T. Humphrey, (sometimes nailed ||ll]etiran wherever found. This " both niinilHirs inclusive, said bonds to W T Humphrey), deceased, Theresa ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MBS ■■■ I I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BilB H. P, Smith Kiwanis.. 15 1571 Humphrey, I V. Siensir»m. Lee Hmn' dtr ordinance and will be enmature in the following mnnncr, tostrum. Truest I. Humphrey, Arthur 1to the letter. Humphrey, Hruco Humphrey, Hally ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJ wlt: bonds to be numbered from 1 to Humphrey. John Humphrey, C. IIEI.PF.D HER MOTHER WONDER- rjoo, both numbers inclusive, to be eerJ. A. K1LLIBREW, Humphrey anil Hus Humphrey. De­ F U LLY fendants Ini bonds; the maturity dates of bonds Chief Police Notice Is hereby alven that the un­ of this Issue to he numbered from 1 dersigned a* Administratrix of the KsIn these dnys of “ flu," coughs, colds, to 300, both inclusive, to he ns fo l­ tnie of William T. Humphrey, (some­ Vp likely demit*-racy will never times known « » W, T. Humphrey) de- s --- ---------------------------------------■ croup and whooping cough, it is well lows, to-wit: een-ed. will on the ISth day of May, r j** H nt where a buck private S On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chulnom 1911. file her final report nml account I *«1 » .'eeon.l lieueenant Old Tl- to know that every year there are Ronds numbered from 1 to 30 to as Administratrix of the a b o v e named ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date estate In the office of the Cl*rk of the used more bottles of Foley's Honey mnture July 1st, 1925, Circuit Court of Seminole County, Flor­ modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. First ■ and Tar than of any other cough ida. In accordance with nn nrder of the Ronds numbered from 31 to 00 to Circuit ■ rinse cuisine. Rates J2.50 to $150 per day; $10 to 118 per week, ac- p Court of Nemlnolo County, Flor­ medicine. Mrs. 8. L. Hunt, 515 W. Cth ida, dated the Jnd day of March, ISIS. iployment Bureau SL, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: “ Foley’s mnture July 1st, 1920. " cording to location of room. In tho above entitled cause. Ronds numbered, from 01 to 90 to IlOHA I. IIIJMI’ IIIIB Y. l»w»tionat committee of the Rush Honey and Tnr relieved me of a hnckAdministratrix of the Re­ Professional Women's Club ing cough, tickling In the throat, mnture July 1st, 1927. late of William T llumph* MRS. CHAS. I). B R U M L E Y , Manager rey (sometimes known a» Ronds numbered from 91 to 120 to F *“ 1,1 7°™* women d-slring wheezing nnd pnins in tho chaat. It W, T Humphrey.) mature July 1st, 1928. P P w iit In rrgjitrr „ t the Firnt (March I*. Z»: April 6. 1*. 1». !•: is helping my mm her wonderfully,*' May i. to-c) r **1 Hank. Ronds numbered from 121 to 150 to That’s why druggists recommend Fob nu\~'re JulV ls ^ lM o ” *GXES 0. IIKitN HR, Chairman ey s. Sold everywhere.—Adv Ronds numlmrjd from 151 to 180 to mature July 1st, 1930. D ELIC IO U S : ■ IB a R B S S S IR IIIIIg lllllS Ig g lR ilB I Ronds numbered from 181 to 210 to mature July 1st, 1931. HAS JUST RECEIVED A COMBonds numbered from 211 to 240 to I’ l.BTE LIN K OK mature July 1st, 1932. nonds numbered from 241 to 270 to In Bottles Everywhere j mature July 1st, 1033. CLKANABI.K Dcmnnd tho genuine— name stamped on every crown— ask S Ronds numbered from 271 ta 300 to for it by name t mature July 1st, 1934. ONE-PIECE, PORCELAIN LINED bonds to be numbered from 301 to 025, Bottled only by ^ • hoth numlxtrs inclusive, to bear tho The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company 1same date o f mnturity, bonds number­ to taB< over with our friends and ed from 301 to 625, both numbers in­ clusive, to mature 30 years after the customers the details o f their bus­ date of the issuance thereof; this en­ iness, or to assist them with advice tire issue of bonds to bo dated July 1st, 1922, both principal and Interest S A re You Thinking About a Summer Camp » or rea* accommodation as their of said bonds to be payable at some needs require. For Your Boys This Summer? bonk In the City of Now York, State of S ' I New York. ■ The mountains o f North Carolina are tha best locations In tha world Whereas, prior to the issuo of tho ^ ome in. W e ’re always gla d to H tor health and that changa o f dlmata needed by Floridians and aspecbonds above described, under the char­ J tally tha growing boya. see you. ter of the City of Sanford, Florida, the said ordinance proposing said issue of 1 Laurel P ark Camp N e a r Hendersonville i bonds must be approved by a majority m S vote o f tho electors of the City of San­ ■ la one o f the heat camps in the South as wall aa one o f tha most reaeford, Florida, who are qualified to vote ^ onable with a fine corps of teachers and councillors, with tha hast as shown by the registration and tax 'l athletic Instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pure drinking books o f the City, at an election called 5 water, good food, sanitary tn every respect. and held for that purpose. ' Send tor Catalogue or See Me Personally ■ ' Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor “ ! of tho City of Sanford, Florida, under A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R R O B E R T J. H O L L Y , Jr. m ■ and by virtue o f the authority In me This la positively the best Refrigera­ : t SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ vested by tho ordinances o f the City of tor on the Market Today r- fc FORSTER, President , ■ B. F. W niTN K H , Cashier Sanford, Florida, and we, C. E. Henry, -CALL AND SEE IT" ‘H is iiii S. O. Chase and Forest Lake, as Com-1 ■w■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ | The Peoples Bank of Sanlord \ OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE f Devoes Paint Is Guaranteed to -iJ*; H‘ * * Hardware ■- i I CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY : j CHULUOTA INN j Hill H ardw are Co. e are ..DELAW ARE ever too B usy REFRIGERATORS First National Bank j S ‘P U N C H ..] 'M i i - 4*’ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 26, 1922; <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/86e4833f63ab434baf2869fd49e930cd.pdf 761e7fe777713b20410deea08b3526e0 PDF Text Text S ; T he S anford Daily H erald SANFORD •The City Substantial" IN TH E H E AR T OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD. FLO RID A. TH U RSD AY. A P R IL 27, 1922 volume in. NUM BER 27 DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS RESUMED MISSISSIPPI ON RAMPAGE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND GERMANY, PROVISIONAL FREE STATE AMBASSADORS ARE APPOINTED GOVERNMENT TROOPS WIN BREAKS THROUGH LEVEES CONTROL OF MULLINGER and FLOODS LOUISIANA Rappollo Treat Goes and it Will Be Carried Out by Both Parties „— . - j . . L IB R A R Y BONDS Town of torrtday Under CARR IE D R Y A Water Today But inBIG M AJO RITY habitants Escaped v id a u a is n e x t Leaves N o Doubt in Minds o f the People as to H um Majority Views the Situation The election for bonds fo r u pubWITH TWO THOUSAND IM IA H I■ He library held yesterday did not bring " TINTS EIGHT Mll.KS FROM out a large crowd and only two hun­ I KHIt-VH \A REACHED TODAY dred votes were east chiefly on ac­ .n. Thr Saaorlalr* I’rraal count o f the fact that the people were NATfllKZ. April 27.— Flood wnt- busy, it was a hank hnlidr.y and as tr« of the Mississippi, which late yes- u#l,n| people took the time to u n l a y b r o k e through AVeecome Levee vote. It was evidently a movement \ I „ ntrrrd the town of Ferri" , d»>. • * ,u‘ “ 11 •»trr» traveled tour miles before reaching the town nnd the residents had sntplt time to escape. In the pith of the Is tha town of Vidalin. La., with 2.000 population, K miles from Fcrriday, which is expected to be reached today. _ , , NKW ORLEANS, April 2i.— Hrca in tkr Mississippi levee at Poydras, 10 miles below New Orleans wns reporttd today. Early re|>orts said 100 feet of the levee went out ami approxi­ mately 330 families arc fleeing before the flood waters. Poydrns is on the east bank of the river and unless thu break U .topped is expected to cover a large ana just south of the city. that hadsthe endorsement o f the mnjority o f the people for they did not think It was necessary to vote fo r the proposition ns it was sure to carry atlyj,ow j,ut |,0nd Issues have been lost by ^ u m e over-confidonce. O u t o f 100 Votes cast there were L’.G votca fo r tho bond igguc nn,| 42 J|RnjnBt the issue *nnd two votes mutiIntcd thnt could not he counted which shows beyond peradventure that the )|t>rary [4 something the people want nn(, lnU.n end to have. (IlF Tkr \*«orlnfr<| |*reaa) 27.— Dcplomatic lions at the end o f Mny was the relations between Germnny-llussin is chief feature o f yesterday's confer­ ence activities. This call for a meet­ to be resumed Immodatcly in accor­ ing o f the Allies wns inspired by dance with the Rnpnllo treaty, says Premier Poincare's Marie Due nda Central News Berlin Dispatch. dress militating tlint Franco was proGerman ambassador to Ilussin Is pared to act alone If the Allies failed Professor Wiedenfcld. nnd Russian to support her In enforcing the trennmbnssndnr to Germany is Leonid tv. Poland replied to Russia's protest Krnssin. • barging tiie Pedes with viotnling G ENOA, April 27.— Announcement treaties with Russia and seeking to by the British delegation that a meet­ undermne Russian sovereignty. The ing o f the signatories o f the Ver­ polish reply asserted that the Poles sailles treaty will he held in Genoa wi re endeavoring to assist In the re­ within a fortnight to determine upon construction o f Ilussin nnd had no notion n the event o f Germany’s fa il­ thought of violating their treaty ngure to meet her reparations obliga- rements with Russia. JU RY SELECTED Day Marks Scene o f TO T R Y B U ZZAR D Much Fighting in Un­ FOR TREASON happy Ireland LONDON, April RAND WEEK PROGRESSES, BIG MEETING WAS HELD AT VALDEZ LAST NIGHT Charge Might Mean Death if lie Found Guilty is I)E VALERA’S MEET <IV? Tkr A««i»r|*lrd I'rraat C H A R LE S T O N , W. Vn.. April 27.— SATU RD AY A G A IN S T TH E T R IiA A jury to try William lHUtard, dis­ T Y IIUING8 ON H O STILITIES trict officer o f the United Mine WITH M A N Y K ILLE D Workers on treason indictment was selected in court here today. Before <n, Tkr Aaanriatr* rrraai seated the Jurors were asked if they LONDON. April 27. -Troops of the had opinion “ that would prevent >ou I provisional free stato government from minding the man guilty o f an gained control o f tiie town of Mullin! offense punishable with death." The ger after today’s fighting, says the charges against Blizzard are lie as­ Kelfnst correspondent o f the Evening sisted in assembling men for a march News. Armored car manned by reg­ against the Logan nml Mingo non­ ulars is patrolling the street nt the union coal fields last fall, thnt he time the dispatch wns sent. Big Concert Monday Night With Street Dance Will Start the Campaign furnished men with arms and ammu­ M U LLINGER. April 27 .-F igh tin g nition, that he directed them in battle broke out today between the regular on Hlnir mountain against state forc­ es and volunteers and that he partici­ and irregular Irish Republican army forces stationed here in nntiripath.u pated in the fighting. o f DeVnlern’s anti-treaty meeting Sat­ urday. Hostilities continued t w o ( L A Y S OF FLO R ID A hours both sides using rifles and ma­ TO HE IN V E S T IG A T E D l»Y chine guns. One man wns killed on F L A . G EO LO G ICAL SU RVE Y ench side, nnd six reported wounded. It is just another step forward in j the public life o f Sanford, just anoth- , The stnte o f Floridn has an abun­ er big improvement for the benefit of dance o f clay suitable for the manu­ I l l y T k r A » » o r l n t r 4 l* r e * * l . the people nnd the tourists nnd visi­ Thu joint committee of civic club* |ami Mr*. Henley wan protein at the facture o f various clay products. tors to the city, just another step for me* Inst evening and completed nr- meeting nnd assured the representnThere arc several plants now funking the benefit o f the young people who rnngements for Hand Week which will lives from the other organizations common building brick nnd some ronkwjth thc f m } „ brary w„ , f int| thnt begin Monday, the Woman's Club would leave mi jtur Ulillll ,|rnjn Ult’ t||,. IliHI nn,| building tile. •Flor■lit; | May 1st. Ench organ• * n .........that -............ *“ • knoyledge fo r which they nrc seeking re ngreed to furnish eight nothing unturned to raise the amount j |a n)jM | pr(KjUl.cg q„ nntit|e« of hlghizntion hav nnd should he seeking at all times, rom their respective organ- necessary to insure Sanford having a j,rn,|,. |in|| clay or kaolin. This FORT WORTH. Tex., April 27.— -•x., April - i . — j ugt unuthcr place where the people of members fr hand for another year. . ig .hipped Oil of the stale to potterizations to canvass the city and secure The Trinity river is we w t n s nj| { |U|C| CJ|n g 0 nmj ,,pt,n(i „ quiet SOUTHERN M EM O RIAL V. P. II. Akers, Jr., wns appointed (pa t|lp N-orlh for mnn„ f fl,.t„re into F IR S T a dollar a piece from each adult in the bank, thl- morning, the gauge show­ hour nnd one that will he productive D AY B XBRCI8R BVB it HELD family. Monday evening the band treasurer to receive funds collected v„ rimlll porcelain wares. In the proing a drop <>f sixteen feet overnight. o f much good in tlu- community. IN S A N FO H I) nnd Forest Lake and Donne Turner will parade from First to Tenth street durtion of f i l e r s earth, a variety o f Strett rar service wns restored todny will assign districts to tho various clay used i ^ t h e clarifying o f crude through Park and Magnolia avenue to all flooded suburbs. The dead nnd oils, Florida leads all the other states Tiie N. de V. Howard Chnptcr U. nnd will then give n concert on the workers. milling 1st is now placed at fortyIt was the concensus o f tiie meeting o f ‘ the Union. The totnl value of the D. C., observed memorial day yester­ corner o f First nnd Magnolia In front rune. An examination o f thc levee last night thnt failure to raise this d a ys and clny products for 11*20 was day, April 20th in Central Park. It o f the Seminole County Hank. The embankments along the rived W'ns street will he roped o ff nnd those de- money would prove nothing short o f a <2 !»7f» 722. 'vni‘ Southern Memorial ever itartrd todny in nn effort to deter­ siring to, mny dance at this time. The civic calamity. The hand has become P i»% sinus 'nave been made tor the he it in Sanford. II. ginning promptly mine whether thc levee wns dynnmit-------at -I o’clock the following program f l Uvee !>oard offered *.r>00 f,.r In. t *( ^ uf lUuiil> commtsstoners iiieinheis »•» the various committees |n fixture in the community nnd has preparation o f n detailed report on was carried out: will be supplied with badges to he proven a most popular Institution. The thi iiiipiutaiit natural resources. fi mi.ition leading to the arrest o f any jn nn,| f or Seminole County, Florida, nominal sunt o f a dollar nsked from Professor Olln G. Hell o f the Depart Prayer— Dr. Brownlee o f the Pres­ given to those who have contributed ' o f illegally dynamic tnet ;.t the call >.f the chairman, at :i ench Individual w ill Insure* Sanford n)(,n( „ f Cornell University. byterian church. their share to the hand fund, and this o'clock Wednesday, April 2rtth. Pres­ Southern airs— By the City Band. mill mitt co will make an attempt to having a hand nnd tiie peopie having will he connected with the Florida ent: L. A. Brumlcy, chairman, and L. In n few well chosen word* Dr. concerts for another year. Other com­ Geological Survey during the sum­ In i.! U d R lH . Tex., April 27.— p. I|iignn nnd K. Curlelt, commission- sec thnt every one in Sanford wears munities in Florida are supporting mer nnd wll have active charge of Brownlee told o f our first Memorial one o f these badges before the end of U..ntinu«-.t reports o f dead and missw Rh \*. K. Douglas*, deputy clerk their local hands through popular sub­ the Investigations. Mr. Bell’s nnso. Day more thnn half a century ago mg in the flood thnt has gripped Fort nm| C. M. Hand, sheriff in attend- tiie week. scription, anil llnd no difficulty In elation with Dr. II. Hiss. Director of nml then introduced the speaker of The hand will also give concerts ttorth for two ilays, last night had nnc0t raising whatever funds are necessary the Department o f Geology o f the (lie day. Judge Ernest Householder, during thc week on the east nnd we t I ro-gk.t the 11st to sixty-two. A check Absent: Commissioners C. W side o f town nnd Saturday, the final fo r their support. institution mentioned and who is whose speech wns n gem i.f eloquence i‘ > t ret i ‘ siblc and verification o f Entzminger nnd O. 1*. Swope. The committee feels tlmt no d iffi­ tk U’ffi id reports are held up day o f the canvass, the band will a reeognzed authority on the days o f and pathos. A fte r the address by Chairman L. A. Brumlcy here made culty should he experienced In raising ngnin l*e heard in the business dis. the United States, gives assurance o f Judge Householder, our Prosdont, 1 ” , f.i....■! ,1 areas arc searched a report o f the meeting o f the State money for the Sanford band when it is t> r’ the reliable character o f the proposed Mrs. L. G. Stringfcllow, escorted by ■' Three liodies have been lload Department, held in Tampa on trict. tin Daughters of the Confederacy, tr orered Mrs. II. E. Tolrur, president of the conceded that it is one o f the best ng- report. Tuesday, A p ril 2r.th, A. D. 11*22. which Field work will begin the latter placed n beautiful wreath on thu mon­ Tl ' ‘I ■( injured remained nt 21', he attended in company with Commis­ Woman’s (Tub, with a committee con- gregations of loon! talent to bo found pari o f June nnd will continue for ument honoring our heroes o f the » < riling i . reports from the hospi- sioner C. W. Entzminger, and Clerk E. sisting o f Mr*. \V. Theodore Langley. |anywhere. tal*. The prop, rty loss is estimated several weeks. Samples o f clay will late war. Mr. Bnll, lender of tho A . Dough.ss, as u committee rep­ A fter placing lie collected nnd analysed nnd tested hnnd, sounded taps. *t Il.lsiO.OlHI. resenting the hoard o f county commiso f the wrenth. fnvorite hymns followin the Inbrntnry o f Cornell University. The levee bonrd will investigate m sioners o f Seminole county, lie re­ The stnte Geological Survey' Invites' ed by Dixie concluded tho program ports that the Stnte Rond Depart­ the ro-opcrntUon o f evetyone Inter, at the park. The daughters nnd n few ment ngreed to furnish rock, neccsi ste.l ill this work. Correspondence old Veterans preceded to Lake View ! snry to liuild shoulders on the Sanford should l>e addressed to Herman Gun­ cemetery, where* we placed wreath* and Orlando road, from Snnfoni city flowers nnd liouquets on Confederate ter, Stnte Geologist, Tallahassee. li t " m" 11 south to the Orange county lino n.id Federal alike. ______ this being mg a part o f Sttae Road No. 3. The following are the names of BIGGEST OF FILM The State Rond Department agreed I "t|r Ohio lo «n the Scene of Gather­ those we honored. SPE C TA C LE S COMING to deliver this rock nt the points des­ Dr. J. .1. Harris; rnpt.Otis l-nrner, ing of Many Statesmen ignated by the i.onrd of County Com­ ( ’apt. JL F. Whittier, Dr. A. E. FhllThe engagement o f II. W. Griffith's missioners, all freight to he prepaid, t .t .•-2 l h r ta a a r l a l r d l*rraa| lip*, Wm N. I-efflcr, ( ’apt. R. II. wonder spectacle "W ay Down East" h,1NT I'I.EASANT. Ohio. April 27. rock to lie furnished at the rate o f not Ill* Thr l*rrss » Marks, ( ’apt. Wm. Sirrim, Algcman W ASH IN G TO N , April 27.— Florida Strawberry Grower* and opens nt the Princess Theatre tomor­ Speer, Arthur Speer, G. W. Williams, TK nat""i turned today to this littlv less than tw o enrs nor more than six h»mlrt to celebrate the hundredth cars per day. Seminole county is to State Railroad CommlHsion have not justified their complaints row for a run o f two day*. Huek Thra«her, Dr. D. J. McRae, Hnsicnily “ W ay Down East" is a S. Grant. Up the unload and lay the rock in the road against the express companies that rates and conditions o f service Richard Woodbrldge, Dean Cassidy, , U r fr" m • incinnatl came the bed, nnd the State Road Department was maintained which discriminate against that territory in fa v­ picturizntion o f thnt delightful story Sid Barnhart, Cnpt. D. ' ' ' 0 m * r ‘ ‘ aft bearing President is to reimburse Seminole county for or of Alabama, and Louisiana, according to the < ommerce < <>ni- ,,f New England rural life which I-ot- II. Manley, A. J. Vaughan, M. K. Hea­ r ng nn.I w,fe, congressmen, high the cost of laying this rock iu the mad mission examiner who filed a tentative report today with the ‘ on- tie Hlnir Parker nnd Jos. R. Gristlier, ter, J. D. Hoskins, E. II. l-ning, Elli­ , ... 11 "Uniats nnd others. Pres I - 1bod, ns soon as thc money is avail- mission after hearing tho evidence. The examiner recommended mnde so fam iliar upon thc American son White, J. C. Calhoun, Judge W. th complaint be dismissed and if suggestion is accepted by commis­ stage covering n period o f more thnn A. I/ockc, J. P. Rcnrlctt, Dr. A. C. is to speak from the able. n decade. Ily G riffith ’s treatment It I '■ "tm near the Grant homesite. Motion o f Comr. Hagan, second­ sion it will constitute a final settlement of the case, tentative re­ Caldwell, J. F\ Early, C. G. Evan*, J l!ri—* * ~ ’ regulations and rules imimscd l>y becomes a new art, vibrant with a life Ben Lord. W. R. Rowan, Dr. J. F. ed by Comr. F'. Curlett, and carried, port held rates 16775606 that i sail hut too fnstly passing April „ W . ashington•. ....... 27.— The this Board o f County Commissioner* express companies on perishable truit justified. Smith, Dr. C. M. Adams, J. M. Parfrom view and infused with realism * miry of the government wns accepts the above report nnd orders hnm, James Prince. nnd tenseness plus the finest ming­ IIIK M IN G IIA M S T R E E T C AR ' executive order of thnt it he mnde a part of these min­ G A IN ES VI LI.E ( O N FERENCK — BY A DAUGHTER. ling o f pastoral scenes ever conceived r" 'l<nt Harding to permit thous- utes, and the clerk of this board is in­ RAN W ILD T O D A Y N U R SE R Y M E N . IN S P B tT O R S , H IT T R O L L E Y PO LE for nn American drama. Music add* SH IE LD CASK SET , .’ employes nnd offic- structed to mafl a copy bf these min­ O F F IC IA L S P L A N T HOARD its charm to this swelling appeal nnd P to ,l"i hof"*r to the memory of utes to the Stnte Rond Department, FO R T R IA L T H IS TERM I I l f T k r . V i t t r l a l r d l* r r « « | < llr T h r A n i i r l a l r d I'rraat the combination shells a new form r r *1 tirant at the dedication of nnd nlso extend to them their sincere B IRM IN G H AM , Ala., April 27.— OF V O LU SIA COURT G A IN E S V IL L E , April 27.— Confer­ u iiu iift u iiA M . Atn.. - „ pre,.lon to iv e ry acn.c thnt rnumorial ln ,,ol“nlc Card- thanks fo r the courtesy extended their ence o f Nurserymen nnd inspection Thirteen pero.ns are re p o red *njur- 1 ' h for entertain­ ‘ \ I,lf ho,ld»y was granted the representatives at Tampa, nnd for officials o f the state Plnnt Board ed. some seriously, hero today, when Mir Thr Asanrlalr* I'rraal ment nnd illustration. D ELAND . April 27.—The Shields H tV * nn<* l,u^*Dc schools clos. their co-opeintion in this matter. n West End street ear ran wild, left will be held May fourth at I-akeland It is deemed essential to ndviso the case was set nt lunt fo r trial thin *he city y.,u, decorated in flags There being no further business thc during the nnnunl Florida Horticul­ the mils nr.d crashed into a trolley renders o f this paper that "W ay '.erm court. Three murder nnd on* hunting. hoard stands adjourned to meet again tural Society called today. pole. Down Eas I " Is going to pack the rape case precede it, date when it i* nt their next regular meeting May theatre days and it is prudent that to start Indefinite, depending upon T H R E E ARRESTED D ISC O NTEN T SHOW N L’OO n**'''00, please return to 2nd, 11*22. you come early nnd avoid the rush. the conclusion others. FDR RIG RO IIH ERY OVER PRISONERS IN %gf(j ,ir Avenue and receive re­ L. A. BRUM LEY’ , A t the Princess tomorrow nnd Satur­ OP L A S T OCTOBER C A L C U T T A . IN D IA ______ 27-ltp A ttest: Chairman. F U R TH E R M O D IFIC A TIO N day. K. A . Douglass, Clerk, FOR DR s VI r — FOR M U SCLE SHOALS I l l , T h r Aaaorlnlrd l*rraal C A LC U TT A . Inhln. April 27.— Dia‘ ' **nt" h-room bungalow, By: V. E. Douglass, I>. C. N E W YORK, April 27.— I-ouls and The Bonrd o f Public Works nt I H r T h r A a a o rln lrd I'rra a l content over the alleged favored a h ! 1 ° n ! ?#nford "eigh ts, *,..*,00, Jack W olfe nnd Jacob Price were ar­ Plant City will spend about $20,000 W A SH IN G TO N , April 27.-Fu rth*r ’ * haf« l n - A . P. Connelly. treatment o f political prisoners, be­ Thc saying, “ there is nothing now modification for the Ford proposal rested here today in connection with for street paving material. 27-tfc under the sun," docs not apply to lieved to b© responsible for yester­ fo r Muscle Shoals is understood to the two million nnd hnlf dollar mail days convict revolt in jail here when some antiques. "t’m A r.ew industry will tic started hnve been made totay by official rep­ truck robbery on lower Broadway a break for the gate* wur, tntnade by Ml ! ! iRht Strai« * t Rock u Inst October. The stolen securties ahortly nt Tnvnres to manufacture resentatives of Ford In negotiation* *-rmi , •‘ ■‘‘ " 'I * Home," at HlnSome men nrc so opposed to pro­ thro* hundred prisoners, several o f were valued nt Beventy-fivo thousand perfume from the fragrant flower* before the House M ilitniy committee ' r ' ,,iano Slorc, Welnkn Block. hibition it hurts them to take n so­ whom were killed when guards fired of the state. in executive session. dollars were recovered. A few escaped over thc walls. 20-tfp ber second thought. MEMORIAL DAY BY DAUGHTERS COMMISSIONERS A R E CALLED IN A SPE C IA L SESSION Grant's Birthday Heins: Celebrated Point Pleasant FLORIDA STRAWBERRY GROWERS AND THE RAILROAD COMMISSION ARE NOT JUSTIFIED IN KICK About tlu* Express Company Rates and ( onditions of Service �wm | » j - ” • JT” . w ■ * < v -.• > * I! ! w ' ^ ••'• S w l f l - " • i PAGE EIGHT It’s the%Start • '• IW | SANFORD’S. . TEMPERATURE That’s the Thing I^| I1 I | T)|H][i]a|p]|R][7][N][c][!][ Charlie Merriwether offers the old Magnolia House fo r sale as be in* tends building reveral store rooms on the Magnolia lot just as soon as he can sell the frame building and get it moved o ff the property. “TWIN BEDS” I f W e Could Persuade ■ •I f members o f the County School Board indicates that politics in our home county is warming up a bit. --------- T O N I G H T Mr. Hurrison hails from Geneva Mr. and Mrs. Carter D ella r* h and has the distnetton o f having serv­ ed as a member o f the board since the first election held in Seminole CounW. I* Morgan is home for the ty. Mr. Harrison is at present the Nothing new and startling The right bed—but the wrong buvl week-end and expects to get away chairman o f the Board, today, in the weather line. band . . . . Blame someone for jt_ I today for a trip down the east coast. Mr. Williams is from Sanford, and The banka have closed and quick! But you can’t blame link It is rumored that the Morgans will is well known throughout Sanford and will lie open again tomor­ Blanchie Hawkins because tb^.1 Every perron in thin community to take a few ccnta sell their home in this city and move the county, and ia at present a memrow .regardless o f whether was twin bods in her new ap4nl to Daytona to make their home. , her o f the board, having been elected it rains or not. A ll o f our E V E R Y D A Y and at the end o f the month, have ment. And you can’t blame Siro, I -------- x . at the last general flection. It ia not prominent citiiens have Monti when he wandered winef.'.l L. A. Bromley and E. A. Douglaas known whether C. F. Dallas, the membeen called to Miami on into the wrong flat. You (^ l representing the county commission, her from District No. 2, will be a canliquor cases and the old blame either of them for all ^1 ers and Forest Ijike, G. W. Knight didst* or not but meantime a formidtown is quiet. Calm, cool, delirious doings before Blanckie’, and R. W. Pearman representing the *bla candidate haa come out in Longand comfortable, yes. husbands and Monti’s wife. Ay It’n Here and Free for You to Obtain Sanfnrd Chamber o f Commerce have wood in the person o f J. K. Fuller, a 5:40 A. M. APItlL 26, 1922 nobody will blame you If you kin and at the end o f the month brinjj in thin bank and put its returned from the meeting o f the young man o f sterling worth and Maximum ............. 73 to be carted homo on a plank ifia l contents to work in an intercut bearing nccount, we would state road department at Tampa. Re- character who haa made echool work Minimum ........ ..... ^..... 62 seeing I t Easy to look at~iy| havo revolutionized the habits o f thoac whose carelessness is suits in another part o f this issue. a study and who will undoubtedly Range ......................... 64 plenty to see. Added attraction depriving them of prosperity. -------------------------- — have the solid support of his home Barometer ...... 30.29 also. ' 1 But, perhaps you will be one of those who will profit Calm and clear. L IB R A R Y ELEC TIO N T O D A Y section and other purta of the disTomorrow— Itorothy Dalton inTk,l LAD IE S A C T AS C LER KS trict. by this suggestion to— Crimson Challenge” and n rosy, IN N O V A TIO N IN SANFORD ______ M A R R IA G E OF MISS A N T O IN ­ E TTE DB COTTBS A N D MR. The election on the bond* for the Two Dollars wil start your Prosperity Account R. C. G R A F F E N R B ID W AS library building and maintenance o f E V E N T OF S A T U R D A Y same is on today and white there The briA» was lovely in a jjowj , will not l>o many votes cast the clecwhite georgette crepe, with vk ttion will be a victory fo r bonds for \ quiet, hut beautiful ovent o f hot, trimmed with ostrich f**ti For Florida: Fair tonight the majority o f the people realize the Saturday Afternoon was the mnrriago " " V <i n —g and Thursday. necessity ■ for • ■ — ..... or a s . a — u. M W * * there •ecim'no other way to linvo one ter o f Mrs. George A. DeCottes of -SERVICE -PROGRESSSTRENGTHy li h li y il H Loui*® DcCottc* was a tt o j Re M except by bonding the city. The el. this city to Mr. Calhoun de Graffenection is very quiet and while It is de. re Id, o f Memphis. Tcnn., which was " ol> hid Kcor* * tl« c n * * »ith » ) «!l Vi m S» N J° match- nnd carried void o f fireworks it is nevertheless solemnized nt 4 o'clock in St. Johns ture , r,4’n* ln *halk‘, o f ' “ 'endar. FOR S A L E —60 bushels gtmd sound Bs Ra one of mnro than passing Interest Episcopal church. Alabiima ear corn. Seo E. C. Ech­ No invitations had l»een issued, but -Mr*- DeCottes, mother of the knh| since Indies are serving on the board ols nt Sanford Mattress Factory, — nil ladies— for the first time in the relatives and a large number o f in- wore a handsome gown o f white gsor.I 27-4tc history o f the city. The clerks and timntc friends o f the couple witness, tfette crcpc, with hat to match. h H Vl Vi K| n inspectors are Mrs. Henri1 Wight, ed tho impressive nuptial ceremony, Following tho benediction the Ir g l •a. ** Mrs. Kchellc Maine*, Mrs. Fred W il­ which was performed by Row Dr. nl party left the church to the itnial FOR R E N T— 2-room apartment with The pepper crop I* coming on apace liams and Mis* Margaret Brnnc, all Vnn Windier Shields, rector o f the o f Mendelssohn’s Wedding Mirtkl bath, furnished. I ah- Brothers. and promises good returns to the o f them willing to serve without pay church. . During the early evening the hap;y| Phone 109. 16-tfc growers if rain comes in a few days. although they should reallj be paid The church was beautifully decor- couple departed for Missiuippi t^| Claaeifird Ads 5c a line. No for their time and trouble. W e doubt nted with palm* ferns and cut flow- other points where they will m ^ l la .. id taken for lea* than 25c. ** FOB R E N T— Furnished room, 111 Park A va J- «■11> Tnll reeds o f bnmlioo were their honeymoon. Later they v l j • • and positlirly no elsHiified Lieut. Harry Carlson o f the naval if there is n city in Florida that has ers. ■a ad* charged to anyone. Cash ■* P5K RUNT Furnished apartment air service is In the city fo r a few ns yet held an election where the in­ most effective arrhing the chancel go to Memphis, Tenn., where Mr. 4,1 im mn*t acfompsny all orders. M and rooms with hath. Good loca­ dnys visit wth his parents Mr. and spectors and clerks were all ladies and adorning the altnr were vases o f Graffenreid is in business, and fm Count five words to a line tion. Apply "P . S.’’ care o f Herald of- Mr*. T. C. Carlson o f the west side. and It shows the trend o f tho times. cut fluwers, and myriads of lighted make that city their home. And in passing it is well to note the ,a Por* ‘ and remit accordingly. ■• • Among the out o f town guestml 'J l dtp im mi Mr*. Couper Godwin has returned absolute quiet that reigns around the Mr. Harold Rivcnhurgh presided at the wedding were the bride’s brother j FOR R E N T— One rottnge furnished; progrnm of o f and sister-in-law, Mr. and !fn| nlso garage, $20 per month. Apply from n trip to Jacksonville fo r the polls, the peaceful sublimity, the ah- ^ e °nrah rendering nn program sencc o f any loud talking or other obwedding music while the guests were week end with Mr. Godwin and reGeorge A. DeCottes and young ms. 1 to Mrs. II. I). Durant, Lake Mary, Flu. port* the big city ns being filled with Jcctlonable features that have been •■■ambling, and rendering the nrldFrederick Hell DeCottes. o f Ssnforil FO R S A LE 27-3tp tnuristsgoing hacknorth. noticeable in other elections. Nice n* f'hor.i* from Ixihengrin ns n pro­ Mrs. de Grnffcnrcld is a chsnBajI FOR H ALE BY A. P. C O N N E LLY F ()R RKNlT "T )n e cottage, partly fur­ |quiet, lady like elections, so It I*. cesslnnal. Jacksonville girl, and has n wide rir. 108 Mngnnlin Ave., Sanford, Fla. nished, $10.00 per month. Apply to The bride wn* attended by her sis. clo o f friends, who wfll unite in wiib J. E. Snyder o f Chuluota was -------------------- ——• Celery farm and wild land, 8'A Mrs. 11. I). Durant, Lake Mary, Flu. ter. Miss l/misc DeCottes, mnld of ing her happiness In her marri«d| among tho visitors to the city today. W IL L IA M S AND H A R R ISO N ANacres tiled, hnlnnce in woods, tiled land 27-3t|» NOUNCB FOR RE-ELEC TIO N, lie recently disposed o f his depart­ honor, and was given in mnrriago by life. She attended the Florid* Steti best rich hnmmock. f7»lt RE N T 8-room house on Union ment store in that place to Stanley C O UN TY SCHOOL BOARD her brother, George A DeCottes of College for women In TallshuiM Five Acre celery farm on brick road, Ave. A. P. Connelly. M -tffl A- Rogers who will carry on the bus* Sanford. and is n member of a promltrzt| crop nnd all $5,750.00, a hnrgnin. The announcements of Chns. F. Mr. de Graffenreid had ns his best Florida family, FOR R E N T — Two unfurnished room*, Iness. Mrs. Snyder has been ap­ Two celery farm* oh Celery avenue, Harrison, of Geneva, and Fred T. man Mr. David Springer, nnd usherMr. de Graffenreid Is a young h i j hath, for lighthousekeeping. Good pointed acting postmistress nt Chu. best location. Williams o f this city, appearing in an­ ing were Messrs Wilm cr Bunting, nes* man of Memphis, and has a hc« location. Apply "R . S.” , care o f Her­ tuntn and the postoffice will be Ten aero tract* celery land*, terms. other column o f today’s Herald, that George I-ane, Aubrey Sawyer nnd o f friends, who will extend conyrsts-1 ald Office. fl-tfc moved into Chuluota Co., building. Five room rottago close in, $3,800, they will stnnd for re-cicction ns Edward Coliedge. lotions— Jacksonville Times-l'nion. FOR R E N T— Furnished apartment — term*. with garage, summer rates, 914 Fivo room cottage in henrt o f city, WITHOUT STREET ADDRESS Myrtle. 22-fltp $6,000. The Amount Doesn’t Count I T THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1922 ' .» I THE C ALEND AR SAVING B A N K UP-TO-DATE I I I I P A Y YOURSELF FIRST The Seminole County Bank *■ i V * 1 \ rt k jJ if‘ ' 1$ ^ I P I* ♦ i ‘i - FOR R E N T YOUR MAIL IS DELAYED Celery farm, fifteen ncre*. one-half ■ AT OFFICE OF DELIVERV JJ 10 Stores in Georgia----------------------------------- -tiled, good *ix room home, very W A N T E D — Young man with some cheap. Bookkeeping and office experience. A. P. C O N N E LLY The Deed lo ite r Office has been In Address “ A " care o f Herald. 2(i-0tc 26-3tc existence ever since lien T'ranklln W A N T E D — A light one-horse wagon started our postal service. Even then FOR S A L E — 1 truck, 1 ton, nearly and medium set o f harness. Must people addressed mull to Mr Kxeklel new. Must he sold at some price. he in good condition. Box 059. 21 .’Up Hndthors. "Atlantic Coast," and e i — N . IL Garner. S4-6tc peeled Ilea |o know Just where /.eke lived FOR BALM I Hudson Super-alx, 7 Perhaps they had Zeke'* address In m passenger, nearly new; 1 OldsmoFORDS! FORDSI FORDS letters up In the garret, maybe a chest ■ i i i i i a a i i i i s s i i s i i s i i i i z s i i i s s a i s i bilo 8, 7-pnssonger; 1 Iiuirk 4. A ll in full of 'em. bill then It was easier to 5 1921 Rondxtrr Truck good condition. Beal hnrgnin*. — N. let lien hunt /eke Today people m r ■ are 1921 Coupe. addressing letters to John Smith. New H ..................................... ........................................ .. II. Gnrncr 84 fill 1921 Touring. York. N Y , or Chicago, III., thinking ■ FOR SAI.M Potato barrels In any 1922 Sedan. Uncle Sam run locate him. whlrh Is [j qunr.tity, special prices on car lots, All nlaivr rara hate Marten*. Just a* Incomplete as wn* Zeke's ml ■ correspondent solicited, Clearwater 1920 I -ton Truck. dress of yore. The PastoRles Depart- J ment asks you to put the number and Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc All in fine condition, tire*, etc. street In the eddress. It helps you. SA N FO R D MOTOR CO. FOR S A L E — Wniehouse with R. R. — Dodge Dealers siding. Within four blocks of center Phone No. 3 8f*9tC o f city. STO LE N — From residence o f H. T. Ceo. V. KNIGHT Pace, a 32 S. & W. pistol, black 272-tfe W A N T E D —Old mirrors to re-silver, barrel with nick in handle, nnd new perfect satisfaction and prices reas­ Ansco folding kodak No. 21<J. Re­ Ilow do you expert the Postal Clerk on able.-M iller & Son. 19-fltc ward for any information o f inme. to know whether yon mean Trinidad, 80-Stp i California, or Trinidad. ColoradoT FOR S A LE OR LE A S E —One 20 acre. EBP I M I'SSi>N Twilil your house. ALW AYS SPEI.I. t»DT T IIK NAME one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking You pay In monthly installment*. OF T IIE STATE IN FULL IN T IIK distance to city. Two lots corner ________________________________ 27-5tp ADDRESS Center and Elm ave. Two lots west Have your feather beds made mt>> tide Palmetto ave., 60 ft. from Elev­ "MORE BUSINESS enth St. Make offer. II. T. Corey, a feather mattress by tho Sanford IN GOVERNMENT” |■ owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ Mattress Factory, French Avenue and 20-4tl les, Calif. 288tf; 89 tf 17th St. This apt phrase was used In Presl- W ANTE D B a N I 1/ PERSONALS CLASSIFIED ADS ft j - THE WEATHER 1 I Sanford’s New Store Battling j ■ i; . : J ! | ;J F o r SAI.I1 Automobile. 1919 Scripps Booth 5-pass, touring car. A bar­ gain Make in*> an offer. Cameron Trent, Welakn Apts., No. 19. 24-0tp F o r ItA l.k— Paige speedster at a bargain. Good tires and everything. 104 W. First St. 854tp FOR S A LE — The building known as the Magnolia Hotel on Mogonlin Avenue! Phinc 212-M for particulars. i 1# T . 1 Store in Florida * -Phone 127 , a i a s Get Your Bathing Suit Now Is P m r S A L E - A practically new piano. High grade, walnut finish for cash. $160.00. .119 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp ^! i, II- • IThe Churehwell AUTOMOBILES I l ------------------------ « v . .. . I or Memlwr ( ounty School Board I hereby announce myself ns a candiilnte, in the Democratic primary, June (Ith, 1922,' for nomination t<> re­ election ns a member of the County Board o f Public Instruction for Sem­ inole County, Florida, from District No. 1 (Sanford). FRED T. W IL L IA M S . d **1 Harding's first message to O* ngrrss and appllrs particularly In |tos(al management where postmasters are being Impressed with the fart that they are managers of local hrnnrbes of the biggest business In the world. (Paid Political Advertlai-nu'lit I l-et's make our post office look nest, Mr. Postmaster. Mtralghten up the rural letter box. Mr. Farmer. Tidy up some, Mr. Hurst Carrier. First Impressions are lasting Maybe Mr. Stranger, taking notice of these Im­ provements. will come back, bringing you benefltn Start these with "POS­ T A L IMPROVEMENT WEEK" May 14V For Member County School Board I hereby announce myself n candi­ 2d :ttp date for nomination nnd re-election a* a member o f the County Board of FOR S A LE — Or will exchange for Ihthlic instruction for Seminole Coun­ farm, a five room hungnlow, with ty, Florida, from District No. 3, sub­ modern conveniences. Address "II. ject, o f course to the Democratic P ri­ T. P.” Box 203. 86-Stp mary to ho held June fith, 1922. H av­ ing been a member of the Ronrd for STOP—LOOK—READ four terms, I feel that past service is FRU IT-PR O D U C E SH IPPERS T ry our expert service collecting Rail­ my best recommendation as well ns road Claims. Original. Vouchers qualification, and if nominated und sent direct to claimants.— Eastern elected I promise the same careful ad­ Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. ministration in the future ns In tho Cooper, Ass’t General Mgr., with P. R. past. CHAS. F. H ARRISO N . R. Claim Department, ten years, Seaford, Del. 10-e.o.d-2wc Geneva, Fla. (Paid Political Advsrpssmrnt) W i t S A LE —6 room house on corner, Second and Myrtle. Easy term*. Another hank holiday, A p p ljf 702 West Third St. 20-4tp you like to be a banker? ■) O l-A HERE COMES A STRANGER! For MEN, WOMEN, BOYS And GIRLSi [i 1 ” ---- P A Y CASH Buy Your Bathing Suits- HUMANIZING THE POSTAL SERVICE "There la no unimportant person er part of our service. It Is a total at human units and their co-eperatlea Is the key to It* iih c n s . In Its last analysis. po*tsl duties are accommo­ dations performed for our neighbors -For Less Money [ ■ _ ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B [The Churehwell Co.I ,j rnsr sheet SELLS IT FOR LESS block j rather than ns n hired servlre per Wouldn’t formed for an absentee employer."— 1 |||l* ls m s lS S Iia S S IS IIIIIIB IS iB IS B B IM IIS B B IB R IIS M | | B IIIIII' Postmaster General Hubert Work. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n n n n n n a n R n n n a n n n n n jM H H n n n a n n a aa n a a n n B iian iin n n n a n n n M n a a ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ -■ �Jod Suits la inexpensive, hnrralesa, and in made from tho netd o f grapes and lemon juice, combined with llthia, and is used by thousands o f folks who arc subject to urinary disorders caus­ ed by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is splendid fo r kidneys and causes no bad effects whatever. Here you have a pleasant, efferves­ cent llthia-water drink, which quickly relieves bladder trouble.— Adv. A L L S T A T E TO U R OF J A C K S O N V ILLE Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Your Boys This Summer? M EN U N D E R W A Y l l l r T h r .tsk urla trd I ’ r r a . i Tbo mountains of North Carolina are tho best location* in th* world fo r health and that change o f climata needed by Floridians and espec­ ially the growing boys. Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville is ono o f the best camps in the South as well as one o f the most reas­ onable with n fine corps of teachers and councillors, with the best athletic instructors, with the lake fo r swimming, with pure drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect « #» Send for Catalogue or Bee Me Personally ROBERT J. H OLLY, Jr. SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A Friday and Saturday OF THIS WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES ON ALLI* I •fa • t“ Porch Goods y ROCKERS SWINGS VUBOR SHADES i |-j Our Line is Complete LOOK A T PRICES IN OUR WINDOW Miller & Son J A C K SO N V ILLE , April 2fi.—The "ail-atate” tour o f Jacksonville busi­ ness men conducted by the local chamber o f commerce got under way iasl night when the special train left for Tnlinhhnsicc at 11:45 o'clock. A largo body of local business men were aboard for the trip which was planned with the idea o f cultivating good feeling among cities and towns in the statu towards Jacksonville. A last minute injunction by the com­ mittee in chnrgo was ugainst any tal­ king or “ shop" during the tour. Ono speaker in elaborating on the purpone o f the trip, said the local busi­ ness men wanted to show they were not cold hearted seekers o f the dol­ lar but regular fellows. The pur­ poses an darrangcmenls o f the tour or the “ visitation" as one writer has railed it, has been discussed for tho Inst two months, so n spirit o f op-, timism prevailed throughout the ranks that much good in the way o f encouraging good feeling would re­ sult. Unless some tactless member o f the party mentions Jacksonville as a logical point for the capital, or its eminence ns tho gateway to the statu there seemed to 1«* no reason why all should not return safely home at the end o f four days ns per schedule. Tallahassee, Madison, Live Oak, Ijike City and Oninesvilln arc on to­ day's itlru-ry, while on the second day stops will be made at Ocala, I,ecsburg, Kustis and Tavares, Tarjkjn •Springs, Clearwater and St. Peters­ burg. Thursday the party will move to Tampa, Plant City, lakeland, Bar­ tow, Take Wales and Haines City. Tiie return trip will he started Friday and stops will be made at Kissimmee, Orlando, Sanford, DuI .a ml and Palatkn. ___________________ BUICKS DODGES FORDS MAXWELLS DORTS $100 AN D A FEW (J OTHERS. p AM ERICAN LEGION PUTS ON BIG SPORTING EVENT any o f them is a bargain at the prices W e nre going to sell them regardless of price. Terms to suit you, B. & 0. MOTOR CO. 209 PARK LOOK! AND LISTEN! A N D These ears nre in good rendition, and we nre asking. STOP! Prize for b«.st Rifle Shot— Open to Legionnaires I £ .Tf»i >1 Rifle Shot— open to Ladies’ only. 22 Callhre Rifle used in nil contents Prizes for best Trnp Shoot— open to nil. Concert by American Legion Rand on the trrounds of San­ ford Rod and Gun Club nt Sanford AVR., SANFORD, F L A . BEG INNING M ONDAY. M A Y 1ST. A T 2:00 P. M. Distributors for LEX ING TO N and HUPMOIHI.K J. C. HUTCHISON in charge of Rifle Contests I)R. R A L P H E. STEVENS In charge o f Trap Shoot GEORGE G. HERRING, Post Commander K. It. M URRELL. Jr., Post Adjutant : PROFESSIONAL : : AND BUSINESS : : DIRECTORY : OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■•a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■«■!<■■■■■■■■■«■ i 12.000 K N IG H TS T K M P I.A R P A R A D E A T N EW O RLE AN S H U Till* \•*4*rlnlr«f I ' r r e i i !* ' ■ \ S an ford \ C y c le Co. THE SPORTSMAN’S STORE Base Ball Cowls Tennis Goods Fishing Tackle Bathing Suits Fine Cutlery Bicycles Bicycle Supplies Boxing Gloves Striking Bags Exercisers E V E R YTH IN G FOR T IIK SPO RTSM AN 117 Park Avenue---------------------------------Sanford, Florida NEW O RLE AN S, April 2d.—More TIIOS. J. A. REIDY than 12,000 Knights Templar, clad Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law in the full regalia o f their order, marching to the strains of two score Practicing in State and Federal Courts hands, passed through the down town Over Seminole County Bank section o f tho city today, while n crowd estimated at 200,000 lined tho sidewalks, numerous stands and ev­ ery vantage point to watch. A fter tlu! parade the first session of Altomcy-nl-Law the Grand Encampment was opened. Ovrr Krminolf County Rank All the business sessions are held in SANFORD FLORIDA the recesses o f the lodge room and nothing hns been given out ns to tho proceeding* there. . Exhibition drills in which the many specially drilled teams will take part Contrnclor and Builder will begin tomorrow* and la* contln. SAN FO RD FLO RID * lied Thursday. In addition to the drilts, the busi­ ness sessions o f the GGrand Commandery will continue. George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. CHULUOTA INN ■ H £ ■ al On the Okrcrhnber Krnnrh o f the Florida Hast Coast Railway, ChuluoIn, Ha., among the pinrs and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. First class cuisine. Rates 12.50 to 9IA0 pei* day; SIQ to IIH per week, se­ cording to location of room. J MRS. CHAS. I). BRUMLEY, Manager • Ilf I hr %**««»«•In|r if |*rr««l “ W E D E LIV E R THE GOODS' M IAM I. April 2tt.—C. J. Rose of Minim was today elected cummnndttt o f the Florida department Grand A r­ storage Facilities my Republic, at nnrttinl convention If we please you, tell others; if no here. Susie Walters o f St. Peters­ tell us. Phone 49H burg elected president Woman’s Reli « f Corps. Quick Service Transfer Sanford Steam Laundry There nppenrs to be some inevplicnble enlrnngement between Colonel1 George Harvey and the headlines. 14 ! CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY m ; ■ ^ ■ ” “ SERVICE T H A T C O U N TS" We handle everything in THE FR U IT AN D VEGETABLE L IN E Car Lota or Less. Richmond, Virginia Hot Weather Is Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER Will Help You Keep Cool See our window display o f all kinds [ Ball H a rd w a re Co. Cal) M6-J V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill 1A K E S \I.TS TO FLUSH K ID N E Y S A N D N F.l'TIt M .l/E IR R IT A T ­ ING ACIDS Work CONTRACTOR nnd UUILD E* Kidney and Bladder Weakness ressuit from uric m id, says n noted auth­ ority. The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and pass it on to the bladder, where it often remains to ir ­ ritate and inflame, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irritation at the neck of the bladder, or ■ obliging you to seek relief two three times during the night. The ■ sufferer is in constant dread, the wat­ : er pnsses sometimes with a scalding sensation and is very profuse; again, there is difficulty In avoiding ic Bladder weakness, most foil s call it, N because* they can't control urination. n While it is extremely annoying and u » sometimes very painful, this is really ■ ■ one o f the most simple ailments to ■ ■ overcome. Get about four ounces of ■ ■ Jad Salts front your pharmacist and ■ m take a tnhlespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast, continue this ■ r fo r two or three days. This will neu­ r ■ tralise the acids in the urine so it no longer is n source o f irritation to the bladder amt urinary organs which then act normally again. L •IT Comnterelsl Street Blooded Live Stock Horses and Mules Spring Garden RANCH DeLEON SPRINGS - FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 STAR TIN G PRO M PTLY A T 10 A.M . SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS IF KIDNEYS AND BLADDER BOTHER a FOR SERVICE W. RAW I.IN G , Prop, Dancing nt Parish House Friday night, 91.00 per eon pie. 2tp Ship us ....................................................................... .. m C. J. ROSE ELECTED Expert Auto Repair Work COMMANDER G. A. It. Corner First and Oak FIO R ID \ D E PAR TM E N T Phone SO AUCTION SALE Hsnfsrd, Fla C A I I I ? A D — * will Hell to the highest and best bidders JU n L / lH W ITH O U T RESERVE n choice collection of Horses and Mules of all sizes and weights, among which will he found the followinn: 12 head of real good Farm Horses and Marcs, that tire nil broke and ready for the plow and harrow. This Farm Stock must he seen to be appreci­ ated. Three spans of real Draft Horses, with weight, hone and substance for heavy hauling purposes. 10 head of real high class Riding Horses, that are broken in the saddle to all gnlts. FREE BARBECUE LUNCH “ TERMS OF S A L K nre prncticnlly cash.” However, we will accept indorsed bankable notes hearing interest for 00 days. Geo. W. Knight Real Entitle nnd Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. General Machine and Roller Spring Garden Ranch Work: Cylinder Grinding; Del.axe Pistons: Overmitt Rings and Pins; TH IS RIG S A L E W IL L T A K E PLA C E rcgnrdless of rain, as we have lots of shelter at DeLeon Springs, Florida Flywheel Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shafts re­ turned; agenta for Callle Inboard an/ Outboard Motors. — -■ — Phone G1 Rayfield Carhurators Installed nnd Guaranteed by Sanford Battery Service Company W EDNESDAY, M A Y 3RD Starting promptly at 10 a. m., continuing until the last ani­ mal is sold. F. N. BURT Owner of Stock nnd Spring Gnrden Ranch P. G. W ALD RO N , Auctioneer �THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APR IL 27, 1922 K 'j J t}’ 1 : ^ “ A Nation o f Heme Owners” is the ideal that America looks forwar dto. It is a mighty big ideal, but practically everyone who is paying rent can help realize it. Doesn’t every real American want a share in the soil and the property o f his native land? Of course he wants to be Uncle Sam’s partner! Right now at the first dawn of Spring, the impulse to own your own home is strongest. You will do well to “ obey that impulse.” ^ . a . p . p . u p E r c r jc jt s j aasffiflP^ to pre-war levels in view of this fact bringing nbout these abnormal con­ The plnnt of the Florida Mills ('oast railroad and the A. C. L. at outlook for the tomato crop is *xNO SEED to " AIT Company at Sumica, which was de­ the form er point; the Haines City- rcllcnt. In fact the outlook fo r the I olt PRE-WAR PRICES it is evonotny to await that time. ditions. This, o f course, means a postpone­ M,ry opinions hove been expressed ment o f activities fo r members of the However, we are rfardinK the building situation fo r lumber industry. prone to believe that this opinion (b future. The lumbermen are natwill never be indulged in by tho maj. urally interfiled in the mental nttlority o f tho prospective builders to (0* i f the mauei with regard to the the extent o f making this cessation faturr M well « » the present. I)ur. l of activities permanent. On the oth­ ir.i’ the period of time that has clnp- er hand we are o f tho opinion that Kd lime the peak of high prices the present feelings o f many will be ibrr arc many who have given the treated in much the same manner ns o!d tiro* worn ■xcuse for not build* has been the case after all tho other ayintr that prices will return wnrs that have been tho means of CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE Even if you have some one else do t your work— you will have a BETTER H O M E I f you talk it over with W. S. PRICE t And you will have the Best Home h you have him build it. It will be mutually profitable for you to investigate In the event the average builder wishes to wait for approximately ten years to build his home, then it is highly probable that he will be able to obtain material at pre-war prices. Possibly this sounds strange and ex­ aggerated to the layman who is not posted on past condlticr.; that h.i.< existed after each of the great wars that have occurred in‘ this country. During the civil war tho prices made an ascension much the same as has been the ensu this time. Many de­ cided to await the time when this would cease and they might buy a* cheaply as they could before the North and South decided to disagree. Some of them until they became tired and others who stuck it out waited fo r exactly thirteen long yonrs. "Th erefore we have no right to expect these prices to come down in tho prosent ease any faster than was the ease in eighteen sixty-one. Nor will they. Those who are foolish to the extent o f waiting for this to come will soon tire o f it and those who ac­ tually postpone contemplated activi­ ties will have just about ten years ahead of them, the war having been over three years. This is a known fact. It is the record o f past events, the greatest statistician o f the ages. Therefore, we are o f the opinion that it is only logical to assume that the ease o f the civil war will be a com­ plete confirmation o f the old adage, “ experience is the best teacher.*' W e cannot imagine nn intelligent popula­ tion waiting. A fter the Civil War it took thirteen years for building costs to recede to tho normal pre-war figures. I f the Civil W ar is a correct nnnlogy, those who are waiting for pre-war costs have only ten more ycn*-s to wait. As a mnintter of fact, however, market advances and recessions, im­ mediately after the Civil War, were (i much simpler matter than they are today. Productions and methods o f operat­ ing were not then so highly standard­ ized. Industry was not nearly so centralized or efficient in its methods. Scientific cost analysis; economic methods o f production and stable freight rates wore then scarcely known. Hut the most Important phase of the matter is the fact that labor was net then organized to resist wngo re­ ductions ns it is today. The significance o f nil this is that the return to pre-war prices wil! he more gradual and much longer n ar­ riving nfter the World W ar than It was after the Civil W ar.— Southern Lumber Jorunal. stroyed by fire about n year ago, haa been rebuilt and work will start im­ mediately. Thu mmills are owned by the French company that owns ifbout 40,000,000 feet o f lumber In Polk County. The new plnnt cost $ 10,000 and will turn out uround .iW ;'ie: o f lumber per dny. Opening up the Everglades and tieh i'aloosha tehee Volley section, the r*al “ hot house" portion of Florida, is Icing proposed by the building o f a cross-state railroad from West Palm Peach to Fort Myers by a direct air­ line that would tap the Florida East Immokalee branch o f the A. C. L truckers appears to he generally ex­ near (.oodno, and possibly the Sea­ cellent. board near its crossing at Charlotte Harbor. Dancing at Parish House Friday night, fl.00 per eoupte. 2tp “ Vegetable shipments, particularly declares the Seucumbcrs. have been Contracts have been awarded fo r in quantity during the past w ick," the erection o f n white way in Tal­ declares the Sumter County Times, lahassee. About f “ 0,P00 wilt be ex­ published at Hushnell, “ The rool pended for this work. nights have somewhat cut down the yield, hut it is very good and prices The bond trustees o f Wauchula aro are satisfactory." The Times adds advertising for bids for more than that several carloads of peppers, e g g ­ fSOrt.nftO worth o f street pnviug. plant and cabbage have he-n sent The Herald for first class job work. out during the past week ami the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ D a a H E H a a a H a a a a a a n o a H M a a n a H n a a a a a a B a sB a a a a a a a a a a a M a a a a a a a a a B B a B B B B B B B a M a n a ....................... B*rJ - S i * ' f ^ « ! :* - - Vf 1yi E b : l> on now in every city in Florida and Sanford is going ahead and building homes and business blocks. Tho best season in tho history of Sanford lies just ahead of yon. Don’ t delay in your building plans. Materials are cheaper, lumber is cheaper. Let us figure with you on lumber and supplies .......... I l u i ' a > s i s s i i i a i m iiiiiiiim CARTER LUMBER COMPANY: irzssn i ■r i r n i a i i a i i i i i u z v R i i i i i i r g i i i i i i a i a a i l l BM B n i l H « n « k M I I I N I l N I I R M I I I i a i l l H M ■ ■ ■ a ■ N LET ME BUILD HOMEi Dancing at Parish House Friday night, admission $1,00 per couple. Hanford* best orchestra, Mrs. Turner, Houser, A! Witherington and Jamie Hobson, A real dance and a good time. Everyone invited. llfi-cty ,iis iiia il v® •■■■•■■■■BBB B B B B a B a a a B a iia a a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a B a a a B ((a | | II| | a a i ■ • ■ i l i i i i i H B s a s i i ■ s m s m\ C r» Lay Your Plans NOW F0!’ Sanford is on a building boom and there will be more building this spring and summer than ever before. Ma­ terials are cheaper. L et us show you how you can save money on your lumber and all building materials. ----- --------—L E T US FIGURE W IT H YO U--------------- h il l lu m ber com pany i t * !#»* VOU1 I i C*i\ liuiiii*. The PRICE is right 810 West First St. : Building Prices Are at The Bottom If you are interested in owning a home, see V. C. COLLER. Plans and specifications free, if I build the house. I can make the best price on work as I buy my material at wholesale prices. .. % C. COLLER THE BUILDER .. �K 4 tf*r . .I f f rtlirr-T rra ia rrt _ ----( I r i f f i l M a u i f f - I ' l r r a la l l<m M a u i f f I'kunr 14ft ap la I K N I*. M. M trrlU la * H a ifa H a ir A p p llfa lla a Kanaa N n b a r r l p l l a a l* r t e * I s A l i a a r f ■ H it V r a r ............ « t l M a a l k a ___________________________ l l f l l t m i la C lip k ; C a r t lf r O a * W » f k ___ _ _ ______,_______ IB r « a t a T b f k l i 13 - ta l a > p a g f \ V f * h l F l l f i • 14 r a l t r f l p r a a r r a Ifa la a lf < aaalp a a 4 la pabllakaB p » » p y F r U a f . A 4 » r r lla la a r a l r a m a l r k aaia n a a a p p l l f a ­ lla a . D r i a a f r a t l * la pal I llr *- I 4 M pat y ea r, alaaapa la a 4 r aarp._________________ MKMHKII TIIK A IIO C U T K II I'HKIIM The Associated Press lx exclusively entitled to the use fo r republicstion of nil news dispatches credited to tt or not otherwise credited in this pa­ per and also the local news published herein. A ll rights o f republication of spec­ ial dlspntches herein nrc also re­ served. Four million men are out of em­ ployment chiefly on account o f the coal strike and other strikes through­ out the United States. It is n good thing summer is coming on for with four million men out o f work their families would suffer in tho cold win­ ter weather. This docs not look like the pood times that were promised by the Republican administration. ----------- w ---------We would like to inform the read­ ers o f the Herald thnt news is news and u!l the articles gleaned from the world by our great press gathering agencies are printed with no thought o f taking sides on any subject. Un­ less you see something in the editorinl columns you cannot take ex­ ception to same as the gathering of news has nothing to do with the odi....................... torml policy of the paper. Education is ratin' you w u i used to it. spaghetti like managed by tho leading railroads o f the south and cast. It has no indiv­ idual stockholders and no distribution o f earnings outside the owning rail* roads. It exists solely for the pur­ pose o f supplying refrigerator cars and protective service on fruits, vegoj tables and other products o f a perish­ able nature. Tra ffic o f this character is season­ al, beginning during the winter In Florida and working north until the late fruit crops o f northern New York and Michigan, and the potato crop o f New Englnnd, are reached. It i is therefore evident that tho addition o f the large number o f cars owned by the Pennsylvania system, to those al­ ready controlled by the Fruit Grow­ ers' express, will assure a better dis­ tribution and a more flexible, e ffi­ cient and economical use of the equip­ ment throughout the season. It was for this reason concluded by the Penn­ sylvania railroad management that the shippers’ needs nre better met by such nn organisation as the Fruit G rovers' express than by each rail- S T O C K -C L E A R IN G At D. L. Thrasher’s SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIAL LOTS OF M EN’S, W OMEN’S And IVnsncola man was lost in Orlnndo for several hours yesterday. He was mg started and there is any amount attending the Knights Pythias con- of capital behind them. In the Evvention nnd becoming sleepy went to crgladrs sugar mills arc either starthis hotel nnd slept. The other Pen- ,.<1 up or building. Many citiei are sumln folks jumped to tho ronclusion being set out to sugar cane and with- rond trying locally to rare for tho thnt some of the capital removal in n short time the Glades will be tho crops in its own particular territory people in south Florida had sand- Mjgnr howl o f the world. and that o f its connections, bagged him and they were grontly! From the North and even from othI*hc nt*w arrangement will also toalarmed until the missing one was it sections o f the South the groat cur« professional attention to all doKnlghls o f Pythias nre In meeting found in the hotel. No one ever goes [rust companies are sending their ' “ Hs ®f the protective service fo r all at Orlando. to sleep in Orlnndo nnd naturally the representatives to Florida with a 'shippers. The Fruit Growers' ex----------- o- ■ - ■---police never looked for the man to be view o f getting in on the top o f the press was organized two years ago Hill Crawford’s picture in nil the in bed. prosperity wave. A fter they have nnd l " 1* developed « working force Orlando papers shows his handsome -------- —a----------visited a few o f the busy rommuni- specially trained in the handling nnd phiz in true form. Hill wns formerly | Qur county commissioners held a ties the trust companies announce tnr*’ ° f perishable freight. I-ast newspaper man which accounts for special meeting yesterday afternoon they will lend money to any legiti- jeu r it made a particularly successhis good looks. nnd derided to accept the offer of the mate concern in Florida. record in handling southern pro-----------o----------ntate road department to furnish By n systematic manner of adver- durt*» nnd ' l wns largely this fact Why do the so-called “ night edi- riJl.g f „ r ttu, „ f the Orlando-Kan- lining Florida could attract more set- which Influenced the decision o f the tions” o f the Florida dnilies have to f „ r,|r,)n,j uiaking it sixteen feet wide, tiers and more capital. To our no- Pennsylvania railroad management, be printed on pink paper. Whenever .Seminole will have to pay for the lion printers' ink is the one blessing The Pennsylvania railroad wns tho the llerhld gets out n “ night edition" nin,|building but it will be reimbura- ‘ hat will bring the attention of the 1'ioneer irk the use nnd development of It will be printed on light blue pa- ,,,| |nt,,r w)u,n thc road department outside world to this great stnte. I f refrigerator cars, having cstablshod per done up in baby blue ribbon. has the money. This wns a move In anything will do it printers' ink will. the l i f t lint’s through the Booth ■ ■N aaiu B H U B aauu H aaaH M B aaiaR u aaaaH U u iaaM R H uasiH H aaB aaR s ° ■ ihe right direction by tho commissTo our notion it Is all right to have niore than thirty years ago, in order Peter O. Knight in a speech la-fore M ,m,| m M M that the mnin high- festivals and carnivals in the cities, to bring frc*h fruits and vegetables " ' the Hardware convention at Hirming- way wnv um| ( h0 m0lq extensively travel- Also to hold Palm Fetes, Sun Dances, to the northern markets during tho value that even color, thnt beautiful t hack the gloss and lustre and gives it ham “ rapped the 10th amendment ’ ,.,| w jh made wider and fixed at l ’"iiee do Leon celebrations ami the colder seasons.—Tampa Times, dark shade o f hair which is so attrac­ nn appearance of abundance.—Adv. soys despatches in doily papers Wo „ nrp without waiting for the road do- like. Such gatherings attract a largo tive, use only this old-time recipe. N O TIC E! do not know just whirh amendment partment to bring their force down crowd for a week or so nnd then I j ' E ' I I f C V H I f C H A V I l ’ Nowadays we get this famous mix­ Peter meant to rap but if he wanted here which might be any time within the world move on. I £ l f ! 1 \ / L I l O 11/1 f 1J N. II. Garner will sell better can ture Improved by the addition o f oth­ to be In stylo he should have rapped ( |M. twn y,.nrH> Nothing much has been ncromplishwhen they nre made. The Oldsmobitz er ingredients by asking at any drug the 18th one just for luck. ed. o ----I nnd 8; the Buick I nnd 0, just ar­ store for a bottle of “ W yeth's Sage . The first observance o f southern* 0,1 ,h' M,hpr hl,n'1 “ nd (li* and Sulphur Compound," which dark- rived in car load lots. Sec me before Now that tin' missing Key Westmemorial day in Sanford wns held iru l fairs and even township fairs DRUGGIST SAYS LAD IES A R E \<l'io.\3 os *.<|]vjn)vu os Jiuq aqj sun you buy. I will save you money on Bimini seaplane has been found wo can be raised .... . . . . . . . ~ .... yesterday and being the first it should show the visitor what thnt nobody ran possibly tell it has your gns, oil and repairs.— N. II. Gar­ i . . - » ■ I M . x o lll ' . l II r. l i e n a l i H I B A can resume our accustomed pcrsunl of there. the grand display of fruit 21-Gtc have been better attended but it seems been applied. Y’ ou just dampen a ner. the Genon conference, the bonus bill, that the people who are rooljHy Inter, and vegetables, poultry and live sponge or soft brush with it nnd draw the sporting news and the platform estod or should be interested have lost stock proves thnt the old state can this through your hair, taking one Hair that loses its color nnd lustre, Dancing at Parish Houro Friday o f Albert Gilchrist. And Ilimini will raise something besides tourists nnd interest and this probably it ifades, gray, dull and small strand at ** a *time. morning * accounts _ I i , i * i j i * ^ or * when w six 11 iv ihii n, iturns it i ■1~ $ •«» ‘»j i i* 1411 *l II il n ij in 11 Pi i ii ihi (l* nn* * By •M ■* ***•■f* night, admission $1.00 per couple. he quiet until another plane is lost. for the fact that the day was never 1 H' * a mvi i isp n>s Hfolus*, is caused by a lack o f sulphur the gray hnir disappears; but what San fords best orchestra. A real -----------o ----------■ . .before. . „Credit is due . 1 ' observed to .. N nn- mule advertisements of the re- in the hair. Our grandmother made delights the Indies with Wyeth's Sago dance nnd n good time. Everyone in­ Two editors in Colorado settled deV. Howard chapter, Daughters of " f 'ho ’■tat'' and if the said up a mixture of Sage Tea anil Sulphur and Sulphur Compound is thnt, ho- vited. 26-3tp Ibeir difference by a personal scrap the Confederacy for the observance of 1N 'he n° R ° n ° f buying a to keep her locks dark mid beautiful, sides beautifully darkening the hnir and one had his nose broken and he the .lay yesterday nnd il should he n0,hn* m" rp Wl" "BPMl t<> him nnd thousands of women nnd men who after n few applications, it also brings The Herald for Post Cards. promptly shot his nssnilnnt dead. made a holiday in fact as well ns In stronger than to see the stuff that is That is really the best way to settle name next year. Other cities dosed raised in that section. any personal animosities that might Yet everything helps. The tourist . . ,, the stores for two hours nnd in many ■ crop up from time to time among i , , ,, p __________ _____ ..... I other ways observed the day and call- himself is » lug asset to the stnte. tho rival newspaper men in the same N id the public's attention to the day The family that arrives and departs a city. Newspaper men usually go the in »n mUcmoblli !i,m > a certain a of davs in the smith ■ whole way without argument. amount of money. Even the knocker ■ — — —o--a spends a certain amount, nnd where III St TIM ES IN FLO RID A a The old landmarks o f Sanford nre a there is one that knocks there arc ten gradually disappearing to mnku way thousand that advertise the state for We have often remarked that it fo r the new buildings and the now would take a large size book to tell nit they nre worth. Sanford. It is the ease of the surviv­ Willis Powell o f Lake County says o f the activities nnd progress o f the al o f things. All of which brings to different cities and towns in Florida that the average family that comes to mind the thought tlint wo should so live, — he ■he home or . „ , . and In that assertion we have not 'Florida to .........’ ■■ ■u ■— —* owner "« live thnt departing we ran leave bo- , , , . , , renter U worth t-t r.nn i>■n11 us ... footprints ........ ..... . ..r two.rlh , 0 ‘ «i nny ruinhind on the sands of ebanged our minds one lot. The stale r* lll r’ is growing fast nnd the optimism of niuni,y* An« w" ^ n t W illli time instead of finger prints on the the ninny newspapers shows that ov- ^n" WH talking about. The police records. man that patronises the grocer, the cry section is on the increase. ----------- o ----------HIG T A 1 IL E O F To lie sure the nverage person butcher, the dry goods nnd clothing So runny men ask the question, • whfn , hnl ,h)f „ taUl f , K^ w[n(t »«'.res to say nothing o f the baker „, 1 . 1 ,the L. .. .... 3 1 1 . .....« .. .... u I . . _t ’ commerce . . and milkman is n __ valuable ns«etI,. ■sivii f "1! ,j * * { " m, nA W,H run to Jackson- to any community for he is helping d o in g !" and they are usually the men ville, Miami, Tnmpa nnd St. Peters. who do not belong to this !x>dy. to circulate money in the community Il’i-itu-hon, nil fast colors ami now pntterns. Special for 2 days, per yard— they were active members they would burg. IDs mind then is nt rest. He nail keeps the dollars a-moving. never thinks of other cities like Or* know wbat the chamber is doing and Florida will continue to grow and know that the active committees nre “ nd" ' * “ *,n Ib’.ich. Daytona, there is no stopping, either, nt the working every day for the betterment -“ L' liuui, Ocala and Sanford. Sanfi Nether does he give ii single half way stnton. The town of today o f Sanford. There are many morwill he a city tomorrow. While the Mints and farmers being hem-fitted 'bought to hurt Myers, Pain tkn, chants communities in the North arc worry I bourne, cveery day by the chamber o f com- |* ',,nt * ‘D* *-or| Pierce, Melhou ing with strikes and shortage of merce and they are not spending a St. Augustine, Gainesville, Clearwat­ coal the Floridinns will be on the job nickel with the chamber to help it er, Haines City, Avon Park or Lake twenty-four hours In a day and they Wales. 25 pieces of Crepe Hack Satin, Canton Crepe Charmance, Foulards, Fancy help them. are not quitters, either Florida Yet every town named above nre Crepe de Chine, 2 days only, per yard— Post. How I Checked Liquor Smuggling ! Browi"»r ,ik'’ " ml ot --------- oin Florida" is the title of an article ° ,h rr» nri' ,n ltl*' No OF IN TE R E S T TO SOUTHERN by Mr. Nutt, running in many o f the l,,u,<,‘r *n wliat direction the traveler SH IPPER S dally papers. "Checked" is right. ht> " w evidences o f prosperHe checked the flow into the stnte l,y " " l’ v,'r> Towns that were and then went back homo.. Now if considereddead three years ago are \s a measure to secure for the pub. Nutt had said "R ow I Sto pp ed the * ° **v°l>' that the man who has lie the mnximum service from Its -10-inch S Liquor T ra ffic" he would have said l' " ‘n n >‘ ar nr more needs a specialized i-quipment for handling where the old land- perishable traffic, the Pennsylvania something. Any dang fool can chock guide toshow * railroad will effective May I, disconit right hi re on main street most any marks were. Kt. Petersburg maintains 700 car- tlnue entirely the operation of its AH very pretty pattern. Special for, yd., 5 night, hut why i heck it. Wo are not baggage men or checker players. punters tin- year around and Miami separate refrigerator car lines, and 2,000 yards of Long Cloth. (10 yards to Dnyontn nnd the two will merge all o f its refrigerator cars What the people want is a "stopper" over I.OfitL customer). Special for yard— cities on the bench are spending over numbering 5,1)27, with those o f the instead of u checker. $,100,000 right now for new buildings. Fruit Growers’ express. Thereafter a I lie two Palm Benches have over a the Fruit Growers’ express will n*. a B i R a a i a a i i i i i i a s s s a i i a a i a half million dollars planned for new M im e all refrigeration nnd protective buildings. Miami and Miami Reach enr service on tin-lines o f the Pennare putting up new buildings thnt r-ylvnnln system. a will cost a million nnd yet there is ■ The Pennsylvania railroad manageHOYS' a more to follow. irieut has decided upon this step ns a ■ .Many o f the towns nre reporting being in the best interests o f tho ■i ■ ? 100,000 nnd more being spent in new shippers nnd the railroads generally, a buildings anil the town thnt is not Its most important effect will be to a All new patterns nnd plain white, a reporting any improvements is not more than double the number o f roa a ■oufh. frige rat or rnrs operated by the Fruit Friday ami Sautrday Only a Then with the many new buildings Growers' express. These now number in process of erection, there will be 5.200. With the addition o f the Pennseveral million mote spent for hard sylvanin cars, there will be a total of C o u rto y nnd Prompt Ser* surfaced roads, sidewalks and sewers. 11,,130 available for service throughY’lce Our Motto Nearly every town or city has. the out the territory covered which cmImprovement fever. Municipal and braces the Southern mid Central a district bonds are soiling for more Western States east of the Mlssissjpthnn par. Tin- air more than reeks pi, the Middle Atlantic states and Phones 41*7-491 o f prosperity. Now England. W E I.A ll A Hl-Ol K Many new agricultural farms, The F r ill Growers' express Is a slock ranches and dairy fnrms are he* co-operative organization owned nnd CHILDREN’S SHOES at ONE-HALF PRICE NO F A K E —Real Genuine Bargains Also with every pair of Dress Shoes sold from regular stock on Saturday or Monday we will give at ONE-HALF PRICE one pair of Silk Hose or Socks, any color or price. ID. L. Thrasher GRAY HAIR NOW s FR ID AY SATURD AY YOWELL CO. Special Sale IMPORTED GINGHAMS * SILK SALE $ 2 .6 5 I L o n g Cloth ( g r o c e r ie s I FRUITS ! AND VEGETABLES I lO c $1.00 per Bolt SHIRTS AND BLOUSES s YOWELL CO. s | j $1.00 l DF.ANF TURNER s : PRINTED VOILES 18c BOYS’ WASH HATS _ _ _ _ _ _ 75c_ _ _ _ _ FR ID AY S ATU R D AY �THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APR IL 27, 1922 week, le ft yesterday fo r Orlando where she is attending the Pythian sisters and D. 0. 0. K. Convention. SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE B. M. Tedder is In the city attending to business fo r the A. C. I.. Ry. _ »»7 »rU" f * rr er rup«t** Wm. Cooper o f Dnytonn was in the city yesterday on n business mission. We knew it. The dry weuther has simply put our weath­ er apparatus out o f bus­ iness nnd the official report­ er says, "Out o f order or has been tampered with." It seems thnt some people are never satisfied with the "dry conditions” nnd prob­ ably some bootlegger has been snooping around our observatory. However, we can safely predict fa ir weather today. A P R IL 27, 1922, 5:10 A. M. Maximum—out of order or tampered with. Minimum C2 Range G2 Barometer _____ 30.14 Southeast and part cloudy. Lewis U. Irby iri Delray, is spending a few days here attending to bust, . Mr» Forrest Lake will en- ness .he members of the Every \V. A. Hodges o f Bartow wns in MlUlB„ Ve O Club at luncheon, folWrtk Bridge ud a the city yesterday transacting busL V0ti*T **£*•'« » ,ue ness. . SOCIAL CALENDAR I«i. . ar(, jiajjnn will en* Tnmpn was represented here yestenlny by C. E. Ross and J. M. Stal­ lings. P. B. Tru itt of Bowling Green is a j t * * > » ubby* nt 8:15 spending a few days here nt the vi»r--Mother*' Club will have a Montezuma. % ,% * tbc hr * ot Mra* D. M. O rr and E. F. Green o f Mait­ ff Morton Thigpen nt .1:30 p. m. ttenUy—^hildrsn’s Story Hour at A land were among the business visi­ tors here yesterday. . m at Central Park. uuniiy-Bon Ton Bridge Club will M A Y PO LE D A N C E u M M » . J. D. WoodA beautiful affair will be staged -iff Monday afternoon on Miss Martha cr*!a'y—Ma>' * > » T‘ “ b>' ^ ,P ' P® PrE1- Club on the fo x - Gatchol Fox' lawn, that being the time and Uwr, on Oak aventr*., from 5 to 7 place for the annual May Day party o f the Tem ple Pipe Organ Club. o'clock P. M. ,, The May Pole Dance, n "M ay '/Uy-Sub*cription B :dge, at tno P,ri.h Ihuse nt R P. M.. given by Queen" playlet and other entertain­ ing features have been planned to «t Agnes Guild. make the a ffn ir pleasant nnd attrac­ The public is cordially invited Ur* R. F.. Tolar has returned home tive. friB Washington, D. C., where she to come out. i, \ R Continental SPEN D T H E D A Y P A R T Y *crjtf*s. Mrs. Harry Wnlsh was tho charmilr* J. W Wingate, has returned *ng hostess yesterday at n spend-thehr home in Jacksonville nfter a day pnrty nt her attractive home on v pleasant visit here with her Oak nvonue. The guests included tho members o f her family and “ Aun­ t. Mr*. it E. Tolar. ty ” Wilson. Tho day wns delightfully spent Mr*. R. C. Keen of Detray is visitwith sewing, chattfng, and fancy tiry her daughter Mrs. Nathan 0. work, nnd nt noon, a sumptuous din­ Girr.rr. id ter home on Palmetto nvoner was •served. rsr. Mr* Keen expects to leave Bun­ Mr. and M r*. Walsh expect to leave dle for Macon, Ga., where she w ill in n few days fo r their lummer home *;«nd the rummer. in Detroit where Mr. Walsh is onMin Renie Brown, of Palatka, who gaged in'the Wholesale Produce busit been viiiting her brother. Dr. ness. ka a* * * ZlL ta i*a THE WEATHER : For Florida: Generally fair tonight nnd Friday. It; M R] R| m IM S| *a R E G ISTR ATIO N BOOKS O PEN U N T IL M A Y 1; FOR P R IM A R Y ELE C TIO N May 13th the Last Day That Poll T a i Can be Paid. •-------The registration books for tho June primary will be open in the tax assessor's office in tho court houso ontil May 1. May 13 is the last day that poll tax can be paid to qualify their class colors. The design which has been used was the work o f the staff artist, Byron Stephens, and U in part a reproduction o f the seal which has been used fo r both the class rings and the commencement invita­ tions. The contents, the Seniors say, will be no less ittrmetive than the outside o f the magazine, nnd they arc sure that their friends will got their dollar's worth, nnd more, too, when they buy this years Salmagun­ di which will be o nsale in the various drug stores early next week, or, for which orders may now be placed with Lillian Shnholscr or William Mai lent. ALL FLORIDA PARTY HERE TOMORROW PAGE F IV E Henry McLaulin, Jr. Nothing nicer fo r gifts than fin e , stationery. Going below cost fo r tw o weeks at the Herald office. 18-3tp OPTICIAN—(VfoMlTrRIBT C U T TH IS O U T — IT IS WORTH MONEY Cut out this slip, enclose with St­ and mail It t » Foley & Co., 2835 Shef­ field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your Sanford. Fla. name and address clearly. You w ill 212 East. 1st St receive in return n trial package con taining Foley's Honey nnd Tnr Com­ pound for coughs, cold* and croup; Foley Kidney n ils for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ ney anu bladder ailments; nnd Foley Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome nnd L A Y E R ROLLS thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con­ MONOGRAPH RECORDS stipation, biliousness, headaches, nnd DI’ U L A R SHEET M USIC sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.— Adv. IANOS HONOGRAPHS The world at your door every even­ ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. J. H. H IN TE R M ISTE R P IA N O CO. ' W e la k a Black W HY N O T TRY Sanford will lie host tomorrow to the Jacksonville business men com­ prising the " A ll Florida" party from thnt city. These prominent business men o f Jacksonville, 130 in number, W HEN YOUR C A R IS OUT OF will have visited twenty-two Florida W HACK cities nt the conclusion o f their trip Their train will arrive in Sanford at Come 1:30 p. m. and will be met by cars Washingand Polishing a Specialty furnished by our local people. They Foot of First Street, Sanford Avenue will be taken to the Pre-Cooling plant for an inspection *>f the new method A L L WORK G U AR AN TE ED used in shipping celery— nfter whirh TH E they will bo driven hack to their train 1 117 Park to continue their Journey. This i* not u trade excursion nor a junket through the stale, but these business men feel that much can be accomplished for the good o f Florida o « a by a greater understanding of the difAcuities and aspirations of other sections o f the state in addition it will broaden afford an opportunity to acquaintanceship which may s u I i m 1qucntly prove mutually beneficial. The Jacksonville visitors will be nrcoinpanted by a Id piece brass band which URK’S REPAIR SHOP PLAY G0LF J U S T RECEIVED A Shipment of Golf Clubs and balls in nnd Look Them Over SANFORD CYCLE CO. Ave. Sanford, Florida -M. ^ GLOBE PIANO CO. for the June primary. I th*>' have brought along to liven All women who have registered on things up for the occnsion. the county hooks (in the court house) ] The Chamber o f Commerce will up­ as a Democrat nnd have pnid their predate the co-operation o f our s-iti192! poll tax are eligible to vote in j sens in furnishing enrs fo r this wensthe primaries. Men arc required to ion, , C. Brown, for a few days this pay poll tax fo r 1021 nnd 1922. MODERN WOODMEN H ERE A ll voters are urgently requested C H IC K E N S U PP E R by II. C. Dubose, registration o f fi­ EVENT: ANNTAI MAY DAY T E A . The Indies o f Circle B, o f the I’ resC. E. Bullock, Stnte Deputy of PLACE: Modern Woodmen o f America, of cer, to see thnt they nro properly byteriun church, will hold n chicken roX-t.ATt IIKI. LAW N . Oak Ave. Jacksonville! Bert Onkmnn, National qualified. supper at M iller’s old stand, Saturday TIME: evening from 5:311. 27-2tr Deputy, Lincoln, Nebrnskn; Wilson MOMMY AFTERNOON, 5 to 7 Cooper, District Deputy, Daytona; S. II. S. SENIO RS A R E PLE A SE D W ITH PR O SPECTS PROGRAM: SU B SC R IPTIO N BRID G E L. B. Irby, Special Deputy o f Delray TH IS Y E A R S S A L M A G U N D I Msj Pole Drill Phone Mrs. Archie Belts, 222, or were in the city last night attending Mo*ic, Mrs. Fred llniger, 217-W for reser­ n good meeting o f the Modem Wood­ The High School Seniors are do- vations fo r the Subscription Bridge, May Day Play men o f this city. A drive fo r mem­ Sons*. iht(-d with tl»e sample of the cover Monday evening at 8 o’clock nt the bership will Lv Instituted later in the to be used for this year’s annual, nnd Parish House. Refreshment*. 27-4tc interest o f the Modern Woodmen. are nt present congratulating them­ AUSPICES; PIPE ORGAN CI.UII. (Silver Offering) The Herald fo r first rlnss job work. selves on hnving gold and garnet fo r Baked Chicken, Dressing, NEW PERFECT ION SA V E YO U MONEY W rite ua Oil Cook Stores and Owns T HERE'S no smoke and smell to make disagree­ able workofcookingwitnlhe New Perfection Oil Stove. Clean, intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the Game stays where you set it. Creamed Potatoes, Green Pens Pickled Beets Jelly, Home-made Rolls Pie Coffee 75c Circle It, Presbyterian Church 7-3tc m SPO R TS M A N 'S STORE Empire Hotel Block O R LA N D O . FLORIDA SANFO RI) M ATTRESS TORY FAC­ E. C. ECHOLS. Prop. W e’ll be cLid to demonstrate "Old .Mattresa Made New and how easily vm i ran regulate N r « Mauri*** Jsiadr to order1' die New Perfection for any aort of cooking. W e have the NewPerfection Oven also— and it bakes perfectly. French Avenue and 17th Street Sparton Sanford -A T - Furniture Co. The Launch SANFORD Horn Service Sanford Battery Service Company NOTICE TO FARMERS Fur Part(*•**, Picnics, Fishing, Outings Now's the time for you to buy n MOLINE TR AC TO R . We have n special o ffe r that you ennnot nITurd to le i get by you. For every farm er cun afford to buy but you ennnot afford not to buy n real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, wo will sell you a— Capt. Atkinson Phone 295-1.1 Residence 203 K. Third St., Sanford a■ ■ ■ LOOK A T THESE CUT 2 PRICES! »■ MOLINE, Model I), latest improved Tractors for $528.00 1.000 Hanimermill Letterheads $1.50 J Rated High all Over the World Almost everywhere abroad—east or west— you will find a decided preference for the Hupmobile as representative of the best that America produces. 1.000 IlusInenM Cards 3.75 ■ 1.000 Billhead*, ni/r fi 1.25 » t,000 1.50 " m E n v e lo p e * BELL BROS. Seminole Printcry Phone 101 Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for immedintc delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re­ member this o ffe r is only good until October 11th, so place your order now. ■ ■ t n r s » s i : * i s ’' s * i n i ■e n r s u z : : : sc.''.s r z s x E g B iB B 'J is a u D E M D i » « ■ ■ * ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ > W h y do foreign lands rate the Hupmobile so high? For precisely the same reasons it is rated high at home— its recognized value, its recognizedability,itslowcostsanditslonglife. Most of all, perhaps, for its splendid selfreliance, which makes the H upm obile a favorite for travel through wild and spars­ ely settled regions. • It is this quality of self-reliance which above all its other remarkable attributes, has won the lasting admiration of motor car buyers everywhere. > W * i 4 Gar, $1730; J h w M w , $1730; C o u p * $J$33; Smdma. : Oarrf Ttraa 209 p A R K A V E N U E SANFORD, FLORIDA Hupmobile : '.To U • a ■■■•■■■■■■■■■■! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ n M i i m u * ; * F. O. B. D otroH . ‘B. & O . SM OTOR CO. s L A K E MONROE. FLORIDA PIIO NH 2102 9th and French m ***** f ,z c . v ni t v r \Vo. - ............... t rm t '• i mm l 'l : ■ ■ • N a ■ ■ ■ FOR S A LE BY A L L GROCERS W IG H T GROCERY W H O LE S A LE DISTRIBUTORS S \ M OKD CO. FLORIDA �Rl'RAL CLASSES LONGEST LIVED Census Bureau Also Finds Women at All Ages Have Better Chance for Lile. Juf-T I IH 1 *n i 1 * 6IRLS HAVE BEST CHANCE FLO RID A C ITIE S TO MENACE TO FISHERIES MIQHTY Rlvl R. ! i THE YUK0M Practices of Commercial Fisher* men Condemned by Burnham. Atlantia Sturgeon ard Salman Hava Practically Olaappaarad, Ha Saya— Pollution of Straams and Spawn­ ing Ragulationa Blamod. Rank* at On* of th* World** Qroatoat, Though It Wat Long Compara­ tively Unknown. The Yukon I* one of the great river* of the world. It I* more than 2,300 miles long aud la both the longest and the l«rge>t river tinning Into Pacific waters in the we-tern hemisphere, sur­ prising by u considerable margin It* nearest competitor*, the Columbia umi the Colorado Among nil the river* of North America the Yukon Is aurpaiucd In length only hy the Mlaal*■Ippi * ) stem and live Mackenzie. It l* longer than the St, Lawrence, a* well a* all the other river* except the Mississippi ay stem which flow* Into the (iulf of Mexico or the Atlnfltlr. The existence of such n Inrge river aa the Yukon in the For North wn* long unsuspe.-t.-dA Uu«*!nn lieu­ tenant, Zagoskin, entered Its mouth hy tmat In 1SI2 and fnivor-cd It for several hundred miles The Hudson'* Hay company had discovered It* head­ water* In Canada; but the *wo hit* of Information were not pieced to­ gether. The existence of the river o ' .i stream of great magnitude und length first became really known through the daring and romantic proj­ ect of Installing Ion I telegraph wire* tielween America and Kuro|M* across Alaska, Itehrlng Mrsll and the waste* of Siberia. Hubert Kennlcott In con­ nection with thla enterprise Idnied the Yukon trail hv descending the river In 10*13 Th*- first trading steamer ascended the stream In l**2*. The Yukon really nitric Into its own with the dl*env»r> <>f pitd In the Klondike In i '■* i 'Bulletin of Na­ tional Geographical Society New York.— The tail water fiaharleo of thla country art seriously menaced by tha present practice! of commercial Examination af Mortality Table* In- fishermen, pollution of water and Im­ proper spawning regulations, declared 4Jcatoo Docidad Improvement in John H. Burnham, a membsr of tha Infant Mortality Ratoo— EaMigratory Fish Conservation com­ poclation la Incroaaod. mittee, *nd one of the originators of tha migratory bird law. Washington, O. C.— The Department Off the roast of Lower California. of Oeunerie, through the bureau of Mr. numham asserted, the water la eoooua, aooounrea that the oeioml of- frequently white with fish killed by ficlul publication ob llfetablea derived purse settlers, who cannot take them fi-tMu btrtha, drutho und popular n» to port for a*le. la aoon to be laaued. Tbeae lable* He says that the Atlantic sturgon ■bow condition* aa they axlated In and salmon have practically disap­ lftbO, In UMil und In U>10, lbu* making peared und added: It possible to atudy the change* which "Unless radical action to preserve have taken place In mortality during our fiah la taken In lb* Immediate two decades. future, thla rmintry will find Itself It la ahown thnt tnonjllty at prnctl facing the problem of trying to re­ rally all are* la higher v 'c.t.i tr.en store * natural resource of great Im­ than nrnnng woiui-n. In particular, portance vvhtch already ha* been lost." it appeura that the moat futorahh* The Mlgrutnry Fish Conservation ntortiillty In thla country la found committee, an organization believing among women living In the rural din In the necessity for federal control of trittn The rural classes, regardleaa the fisheries aoon will Introduce in tit aei *nj"> n much lower mortality congress * hill, similar to the present for marly the entire range <>( life migratory bird law. looking to the than thoae Itvlnc In the cltlea While generul protection >•f fish In the waters the expectation of life, both among of the I’nlled Stales Fir Burnham men and women, in moat clauses tins *>ld aleadll) IlnTeaaed. there la no In The migratory bird law, he stated, dtcnlton of any definite lengthening ha* proved conclusively thnt game can WHISKERS IN ANCIENT EGYPT of the spun nf life. he conserved by proper legislation ami In other word*, while altnoat nil the Migratory Fish Conservation <omclasses of person* are living to an tnlttee experts little opposition to the Oehavad to Have Been Introduced In to Country By Horsemen Who elder averoge age. the limiting ng** of hill except from commercial fishermen Came From A, .1 human life doe* not »eein to have ud ami those stale* which derive u » a need. revenue from aurh fishing without * What could have been the i x|*:.r ti Girl Babias Have Brit Chance thought of the probable duration of tlon of Mark, bit'll) wld'her* or- * In JWM the elpe. tut loti of life the Industry. ■mrlenl Egyptian? HltMiw-h-alh, among white girl bahlei at birth a m • tally, customarily, thrv did tot l« ahout tliree year* inure than among COWS RIB PART OF HIS SPINE long there, and yet, thus ncoMijtciiui white unties, und In 101U the rti'l'tt lay the occupant "f "tie of the tm In favor of the girl* had In*■teased to Blacksmith, Predicted Hopeleia Crlppl* in the Theban m-eropolls which tinalmost three and a half year*. There for Life, Can Now Move Metropolitan tnii'ciiin's expedition at seem* to have been a general Improve­ that pla»e chanced to excavate. He About. ment for all clti**e* for the .iges up wi s named Alefnnion, ''(‘harloteer to to about age forty for men and age Lynn, Mas*.— llow would you feel the Gflioral," and In h|s colfin they fifty for women, eirept for the negro walking about with u fourteen inch found his whip, broken Into three population. Above llieie ages no Im section of o cow * rib as part of your pieces, and tied up In If* own lash. p Covemeu I In shown, and In some c**c» spine) Ldwurd ( “Spider 11111") Cos­ Now, In tils day T L. Wlnlm-k ex I lie niertallly at the older ogee In grove, formerly a blacksmith, three plnltia, horse* and chariots had long IPlfl wav actually less favoruhte than times on the operating table at Mas been tisetl In Kg)|-i toil It was *tUI It wa* In 11*11. sachiisetta General hospital, unawera i• u.etutteted that Ibex find first eotne An riumlnatlon of the Infant •tint lie Is "feeling tine und baa nu i Com A*ln, and prohnM) the best mortality tables Indicates a decided desire to "niwo” when a bottle of lo-rse* anil tbe most skillful driver* Improvement In the Infant mortality milk is set before him. ••re iilleti' The A-latlcx always wore rale In most classes of the population once declared hy physician* and Bur­ h<-nrda. and so tbl* Kgvptluti char between 11*11 und ItMft ‘I lie expecta­ geon* doomed to lie u cripple fur Ilf* |ote*-r, to lie in the height of fashion, tion of life nf children horn in Win a ml spend hi* Gin* In bed. now each Imitated them "It makes me think also shows it considerable Iiupre\r day In his home he hobble* about with of the day* of horse* nml carriages tnoht over the expectation of life of the aid of crutches, and within a abort Iti ltd* country." add* the archeolo­ children born In lhi*t and l&OI and time expect* again to ha walking the gist "when the most stylish ■nnch practically all rl***e* of the popula ell were Engll’ h nod so those nf •erects which (lie traversed ‘before tlon The Infant mortality In the a horse kicked him In the back. Cos­ Yarik'*’ birth copied the English side rural dlslrlcta was considerably lower hl'kor*.1*— New York Evening l*"*t. grove1* lime Is spent making dolls than tlmi In th* urban dlslrlcta, bnth furniture, und only on cold days Is In lt*ll ami MHO, but the different he touch Inconvenienced. Whaling Custom* of Eskimo*. In favor of tha rural district* was net I "The cold gets in my legs and I The r.salinos of the Arctic have as great In 1010 p It waa In 100) dotiT i iiii* much about moving." be strung** custom* It lilt* proved dllfiInlliallhg that the effort* to Improve lold a reporter who railed on him. • oil to convert hem to tin- ways of Infant mortality condition* In the the while man • if tin- prto Ileal art* cities are undoubtedly meeting sue TEST FLU ON 500 MONKEYS - ’ tin hitter, the nut it e« but e adopted res*. whole bout* and firearm*. The meth­ I.lfe table* are also given tiy sex for Australia, I tenmark England France, Doctors S i; Without Vaccine Dlaeasa od* of liiiuiItig ore their own Generally Fatal; Sam* In M hen li whale Is nlpllired tilt* flermany. Holland. India, Italy. .Inpan. Humana. boils of the hunters as'ernhle at the Norway, Sweden and ftwltrerlnnd They may he used to compare rates Men" as quickly us they cun The New York.— Five hundred monkey of mortality and expectation* of life -d* are lined out. with sail' up eneli at anv age in one country with those have been used by health officials In to log tfie oilier the dead vvtmle ringing ufi the rear and the «|ow toyof any other country or with those In New York and Washington In the last twi years ip experiment* looking to homeward I* begun the t’nlted Slates the development if vaccines against V\ lien the whitting Siut'olt is over. bow Mortality In Norway. Ititluenxu and pneumonia. • I'll success fill lilltlter give- a nilA comparison with these munirtes “ We haven t learned anything about I kulak (celebration), with the rest allows that, except for France. India Influentn," hr \V. II Park of the dr •f tlm villagers n* Id* guests Thera and Japun. the rate* of mortality partition) sold "The experiment* on I- feasting, blanket tossing and n among men and women are less favor the monkey a have allow'd i ■un luslv rly d me nt the end of the program. able In this emintry than In the thivt If one I* vaccinated he cannot Vhteh often Inst* for day* All the foreign countries mentioned l or u • outnot pneumonia wlon lnocululed old men and women, and the «b k IN ample, the low vat annual rule of tuor with the germ, hut Ihitl, In the uh klitioa, are guests of the prime of lullly u thousand at birth I* found sence of vaccination, .noculatlon il>e whale hunt. Those mu able to In Norway to he about HI for pievr* fatal In a majority of cases. n ilk tire carried hy the men or hauled luulrs anti U7 for females, while for a similar chi'* In this Experiment* on burmin* would in lug on sledi to that part of the village sethe faille results ti'l for the feast country It I* about 127 for males and Ih.'i for females Till* Indlcutea that LOOT MILAN CHURCH TOMBS there is still much room (or Improve Tati Mountain*. meni In this country. \t least Iki nioiit'talos in f'lillfornlu | 'Ihy luted important mortality tables Thaft of Valuable Je«tlx Discovered n»e more IItixlx Lt.lssi f i-»-i above sea at Services for Late Pope Used by life Insurance companies In level tail they stand alttld a tveiiltli of Bane diet. Ibis country and In foreign countries ountnin scenery so rI• 11 nml varied are Included In this publication. it-at they are not considered 'iilll Milan. A mysterh-oa «ci of aucrl lenity noteworthy to lie named ne lege In the t’otliedml of St Andiron- | - ulltlg to the railed Stale' geological BOYS BUY MARKS IN PARIS was discovered when It was fuuml 1 urvey I ii-partmeni of tin- Interior that three saintly tombs had been French Prop1* ot All Classes Invest rilled of Jewels of fabulous value. v ei If uny one of these unnamed -ooiiiilnln peaks were in tit- eastern Thtir Money in German Thieves had broken open the tombs of part of the Fnlted Stale* It would he Money. Kt. Ambrose si tiervula and St Pro- visited nnnuiillv hv millions of people. laae After robbing the coffin* of Itut t'allfomlu tins several add "■•nul Paris The fever which Ini' prompt tbelr costly ciuili-nt' the sepulclirra tmtlinlliln p"aks more than KIIMNI feel ed French people of all clas-e* to tm again were sealed and to all appear Idgti IImt have loom named or Pm In ve-t their francs In liennao mark* led nncea. w ere Ini act The rohliery win all. it' well a* a dozen that rise above a twfive yi-ur iJd io.y in a huge Palis discovered mi idem ally through cere­ I I •**) feet. liank. where he risked for "a frulic'a monies alleluianl upon the dcatli of worth of ilenuiiii money.*■ pope Helieillct \1 " I V i haps, though ." said the child, Watte Net. "It would lie heller If I bought Hull Mother always cut* I'eggy** hair, gat inti money . I rend In the paper till* and n» she wa« about to clear the clip­ morning that marks had gone up, hut ping* away (lie little girl stopped her. Pastor Quits Pulpit Hungarian money hadn't, lull Hungary "SlotIter, you're not going to throw ha* lots of coni and I think her money to Hang Murderers my Imlr away, are you)” twill go up soon don't you?" "Yes my dear What'a the good of The clerk told the child to Invest The (lev. \V. K- Hold*, sheriff keeping It?" hi* franc In candy of Folk county, low a, lias re"Why, can't you make It grow un algned bl* pastorate at the Urgrandpa'.* head? lie's gm no hair at Put on Shota In Sleep. hamlule Federated church, be­ all " — London An*wer» Ilninmund. Itul Al Itoherta, tem­ cause. he said, he does not wish porary resident uf the Hammond Jail, the church to he aubjecled to A a we look over the headlines, it -was given n pair of new shoes by a criticism when lie hangs two occurs to us thnt If the devil gets Jail worker H « put them under hi* murderer* next spring. hi* due it will be the residue. pillow when he went to sleep Awak"I will have to hang Orrle suing, they wrre gone. He accuaed I To** and Eugene Weeka In hi* cellmates und Ills flat* started a The guilty don't always escape. April and May,” Hnbti said "| email riot. When the police pvratiaded The man who aella bootleg may pot do not feel Ihat I should he a the rioters to cease, Hobart* found regular pastor when I do thla, ax be punished, but the mnn who huya tha shoes on Ida feet. He had put I would subject tny church te •I is. them on while asleep. *<> the i .lira be ton much criticism." live and ataacbly declare The Herald for I'oat Cnrds. ORGANIZE LEAGUE 5 Florida ritle* will send representa­ tive* to a meeting in Tampa on May W hen The Stock Salesman Comes Around.. 1R for the purpose o f organlring a ientrue o fmnnlclpnlitles, it was learn­ ed yesterday at the rity hail, where it was announced thnt Orlando would take part in the meeting. The purpose o f the league will he the disseminating o f information among the xnrions elties relative to municipal problems. Similar organ­ izations have been formed In other states and on the whole have proved satisfactory. The movement In Florida was or­ iginated bv A. W, D. Hall, city mana. ger o f Tampa, who called the meeting. Mr. Hall has announced that the following cities will send repre­ sentatives: Clearwater. DeLand. Ft. Meade Fort Myers. Gainesville, la k e ­ land. Live Oak, Manatee, Miami, New Smyrna, Palatka, Palmetto. Pensacola, Plant City, Sanford. Sarasotn. St. Augustine, St. Petersburg. Ocnla, Tallahassee, Winter Haven, and Jacksonville. Tell him that you have made up your mind to buy paid up Stock in the SANFORD BUILD­ ING & L 0 A N ASSOCIATION, because the stock pays Four per cent each six months, is safe and conservative, and last, but not least, every dollar g-oes immediately into homebuilding. Have applications for more than One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars— people who are waiting for the money to build. We can’t pay stock salesmen, but ask you, that have money to invest, to discuss the matter with any of the directors o f the Build­ ing & Loan Association or with any of our Bankers. They know. CONVENI ENCE ■ ■ " I f I only find that I p Ic[ihnre downstairs," you say when it rings up­ stairs. Then ■ ■ ■ wav. ■ An extension telephone located on tlie other floor will bring the calls to you and save stair climbing. $1.00 j>er month wall sets. for $1.25 per month for desk sets. ■ ------------SHARES $100.00 EACH----------Buy all you can Sanford Building and Loan Association ------------------ O F F I C E R S ----- ------------T. J. M I L L E R .........................................President H. It. STEVEN S ........................... Vice-President A. P. CONNELLY.... Secretary and Treasurer Call the Business O f ­ ------------ D I R E C T 0 R S------------ fice. SOUTHERN BFIJ. TEI.KTnONK AM) TKLEUUAPU COMPANY I). L. T H R A S H E R S. O. S H IN H O L S E R R. F. W H IT N E H FO REST LA K E Sellitig Gut c/ill Stock in Stationery and Off cc Supplies for T<wo IVeeks in order to close out the stock of Stationery and Olficc Supplies and make room for new stock of goods coming in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices tlie Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and office supplies listed below at half price. All o f these gnds are going higher instead ol‘ dropping and the prices are hig bargains. You will agree with us if you look them over. The opportunity of the public to buy the best in stationery and office supplies at prices that will never be touched at this price again. Special Bargains in Job1Lots Pine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, now $1.00 Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now .50 Fine Box Stationery* worth 60c. now 35c and 40c Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now .60 Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg. .20 Gilt Fidgi d Correspondence Cards .60 Plain Edged Correspondence Cnrds Students’ T/joseleaf Note Books (De Luxe. $1 value .50 Students' Looseleafe Note Books, 65c value .35 Students Looseleaf Note Books, 45c value .25 Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. for .15 10c Composition Books for .05 5c Composition Books, for .02 U 10c School Tablets, 2 for .15 5c School Tablets, 2'/ao to 3 l-3c Ink, Paste and Muscilage E VERYTH ING IN OFFICE S U P PLY LIN E A T G R E A TLY REDUCED PRICE HERALCD P R I N T I N g CO. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APR IL 27, 1922 _ order an election to be held within Special T a x School Dlatrlct No. 1. Hemtnolo County. Florida, an hi Special Tax ,c ti.iltE IJ* School Dlatrlct being aleo known aa w*LL __. . . . . i ?v; t A I D the Hanford School Dlatrlct, to detvr* mine wheth er or not there ahould he leaued by the "aid Special Tax School ______ District No. 1, bonds In the turn o f 160.. . . a !•»»•• I 000.00. the proceed* o f auch bond* to be T»* I| 0 5 __ T h e U*ed fo r the purpoee of acquiring. .iV illA S S E , A Pnl , . , building. enlarging. furnlehlng or othTAU*''1 ' before c lo s m * erwlao Im proving achool building* nnd xclualve njij dfP*rtm . ....terffa v »chool ground* and for the exclt *• r . , . sjion fcere sterosy u(|0 «• iIthln <"151011 " " " 1j e-----u p n 0 1 lho 1 n e p„t,u p u u n ec fu ree r n »oboni* n e iin n ia w tnin jsarUDJ * t..ilHinir progrant raid Special Tax School District No. I. , 1I Iik» road OUlia > a * 1 (he proceed* tho said bond Issue pA |V 4 * w ( 11 |l( U V V T I If f of t i l t **U f t I r t tdA AnA An t „ I . . _________________ ______ t _ _ J / j„ ,« .i aid under tho the IO* so* _______ amountlnir to 1 *0.000 .00, to be used afor purpoecs act fo rth In said petition, rte*'1* W , l (nt ivstem. ,h « •’to “ ' Ibe ’ 0* expended ' * • “ f ° rland disbursed In :i nnd K vtn l * ' « nl > .. ; . , m. ij»U m the »U to muat manner followlnir, to -w lt: ( ( 0.000.00 to be used In acquiring a l# d ,[0 the following pnivliioM m elte. building. nnd furnishing a primary achool, and for enlarging, furnishing or tJ::rg r«d * to receive federal otherwise Im proving achool building* nnd school ground* fo r the exclusive use o f the public fre e achool* within nti, de*ignated nuts: com- aald _____________________________________________ Special Tax School District No. „1. Tt* 1,5 -ent of the state 8 nnd. iCTtn per ecnl ,, . ,u;_ Wherena: The County tlonrd nf Rub1 .re- three-sevenths n l m is |(o j nB,ructlon o f Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida, to deter­ mine the question whether or not honde In the sum o f 1 * 0,000 00 shall be Isaued by sntd Special Tax School Dlatrlct No. I. Seminole County, Florida, the pro­ ceeds thereof to be used fo r the purpose o f acquiring, building, enlarging, fu rn ­ ishing or otherwise improving school buildings and school grounds and for the exclusive use o f the public free school* o f Special Tax School District No I. Seminole County. Florida Therefore lie It Hesolve<D That nn election be and the same is hereby o r ­ dered to be hold In said Special Tax School District No t, Seminole County, Florida, on the 9th day of May, D. 1922, to determine whether or not there Shall be Isaued by said Special Tax School District No 1. Seminole County. Florida, bond* In the sum o f I * 0,000.00, to bear Interest nt the rate o f five ami ono-hnlf per cent per annum, interest pa) able semi-annually, bond* to be dated July 1st. A. l> 1922. nnd to muture thirty years a fter the date thereof. He It further resolved. That this o r ­ der be published In the Sanford Dally Herald, a newspaper published within Special Tax School District No I. Sem­ inole County, Florida, once each w eek for four successive weeks than t w e n t y - f iv e per cent o f thr duly Done nnd ordered In rrgulur session ............................ qualified ele ctor* residing w ithin Spec­ o f the County Hoard o f I'uhllc Instruc­ ial Tnx School District No I. have tion fo r Seminole County. Florida, this £ £ » U r , n »J.. At n o t signed aald petition, nnd (th e (th day o f April. A D. 1921. Wherena: The County tlonrd nf PubC F. 11A It III SON, lie Instruction fo r Seminole I'ounty, (Seal o f Hoard) Chairman. ; on the primirj road*. $ co r * j , nro- Florida, has. by resolution this day deFHRD T W 11.1,1AMS, TV, state road depart t u n s 1 * tennlned that bond* on the sum o f 1*0.C. A. D A L L A S . .l U- ...hmitted n' nnrov* p p r o v - j' 000.00 purpoecs County Hoard o f Pub­ su b -1*— * for {nr J 000 00 w ill , 't be ho required reoulred fo forr the n urnnui must oc lUDtniHeu " . . . last forth In Slid petition, nnd which lic Instruction, Semi­ . it., federal bureau or puottc are enumerated hereinabove, nnld honit* nole County, Florida. to brnr Interest nt tho rale if five nnd A t t e s t : . one-half per cent per annum. Interest T. W. L A W T O N . _ __. , , m adopted yesterday payable semi-annually, bonds to h« itntSupt o f Pub Inst, and K t Tt* P « e ram 1 ed July 1st. A. D 1922. and the p rinci­ O fflclo Secretary to Hoard. pal nf said bonds to become due nnd l-«-ll-20>27: &•* __ ___ payable f m s d l-_K r it n th? Alabama psyaM e thirty yenrs years a ft e r the date Pfifftry ........... . th e r e o f IIKXOl.t T1MN t 'O P N T V IIO A III) OF , i;«. at Perdido along the route Now, therefore. In pursuance o f law. Pt lll.lC IN S T III « T IO N , SK MIXOI.K ■4 resolution o f “* " ... . >,.n«acnln- and •" pursuance o f n resnlt e m i N T V , FI.ttlt I P X , IIF.TP.lt >11 M M S Kite n-*d No. 1 >° . i n . ncoi , th(a j|oa rj t i m * day adopted,. notice r la Kite W I I A T AVIOI XT OF I I O M U I " \RCnear hereby given that on the 9th day o f the Alsbama state bhe K M A itY con sperm , tax M.iy ;i 1922. nn election w ill he m l i m n . n i x i i t i i T m i . t. 0 : 1 11 salon along the slat- 'end No. held, end the same Is hereby ordered \OI.R r o t M 'V , FI.ou tIIA . s\||l , , _. »kt. Alabama **» be held In Special Tn* School DIss p e r m , t a x m iio o i. d i -t h u t t) reason a; (r-nt trn t r |ct N o , Seminole County. Florida, ttei.M i Al s o k m i w n i s t h i : s a x i... t, ,r rampbcllton on state e.tld Special Tnx School District nils F o i t n s r n o o i . d i m K i r n it e r r o f ,. . f r„n, the the known ns the Sanford Sc! it District, ■n i i t i i e s i - t i i 111 ; p u d T i i n t r o x , from i*4 No 1 to .Marianna, from me t(( ,i0tsrm|t)l, whether or (.„i there t i n ; t im i: w iie x p iiix i i p u . i m i Ilpt mar Jcrltings on "hall ho Issued by the said S|iec,nl Tux D T K I I K S T s i t u . I . Ill: HI I; >XII <rf,a ta'c , School District No. 1, Seminole County, I’ A V AIII.IL • ’ la High Springs on No. 0 to {.-jorldn. bonds in the sum o f (Su.ooa.oo. Whereas: On the *th day o f March. A rt"j!)cri: from Jacksonville on No. » ° ''* aT interest at the rate o f five and nlttDA ti| >k- « ■ » * • !,rim“r>’ {& «& .W i,STsyA.iV,ytw f° r r - tr the federsl PAGE SEVEN Therefo re he It resolved: That It I* the determination o f thla County Hoard ■ o f Public Instruction fo r Seminole ( ounly, Florida, that tho amount of bonds required for the purposee anil objects set fo-th In said petition Is the sum o f I60.000.00; that th* said bonds shnlt bear Interest at the rate or five and one-half per cent per annutn; the Interest on said bond* to be payable semi-annually; said bonds to be duted July 1 st, A D. 1922. and to m a ­ ture thirty >ears a ft e r the date there­ of. and. • I 1®,*1 further resolved. That a spec­ ial election tie held In said Special Tnx Heno«1 District No. I. Seminole Count), e lorlit.i, tn accordance with law. to d e­ termine whether or not llicte shall be Issued by said Sperlal Tnx School Dis­ trict No, 1 , Seminole County, Florida, bond* ns are provided for In this reuolullon. and, He It further resolved. Thnt this res­ olution be published In tho Sanford Dally Herald, a newspaper published within aald S| . , i a l Tax School District No. 1, Seminole County. Florida, once u week for four successive weeks This resolution adopted In regular session of the County Hoard o f Public instruction for Seminole County, F l o r i ­ da, on the Hh day o f April. A. D 1922 C. F H A lt H ISON, (Seal of Hoard) Chairman. F R R D T. W IL L IA M S , C. A. D A LLA S . County Hoard o f Public Instruction for Horn!nolo County, Florida. Attest: T W, L A W T O N . Superintendent o f Pubtlc In ­ struction. and R x -o ffic io Sec­ retary to Hoard. t - 6 - 1 2 - 20 - 2 , ; &•( Hill Hardware Co. HAS JUST IlKC KIV K D A COM- ■ A CHECK O N Yourself Do not try to pay hills without a chcckinjr account. If you tlo, you will surely get nil tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you can keep : nn accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sunford cordially invites you to become one of its customers. j The Peoples Bank of Santord j ■ ■ s a it a iiia iia iN iiN a N a iiiiix a iiiiia a ia iiiia ia a iiiiiia a ii I'I.E T E L IN E OF E0MA1 •u u u im iin u iu a iiia a iiia iia ia m ia a u a x a s a n a r.a a CLEANAU LE O N E -P IE C E . P O R C E L A IN L IN E D REFRIGERATORS S A F E T Y FIR S T Cleanliness is next to Godliness Nt 1 to Jacksonville; from Mnr said Special Tax School District No. 1, -U| f j « o 000 04 should to- Issued hr Florida, shall be eit- . T a*^ i t h o o l n iM rle l N», 7. , , , 'Seminole County, F lo rIda. fur the purThe said election ordered to be |)f)lc n( ncqulrlbg, building, enlarging. 1, i n. ,l" u <‘ m furnishing or otherwise Improving Ink ptaces within M id Special Tax B(.)1(m1 buildings and school grounds ’ . l Y ** Hemllio.e Count), n|,,| f,,r ,),e exclusive use o f the public tlnrlda. where the last general elecschools within sold S|iecla! Tax t throughout said district H,.honl No Semltmle County i 1 • A * t, ,r* ci " f l *^1’ J, 1" " 1 * reelnct Florida, the proceeds o f the said bond :Nol l 3: nn<1 V’," **Ld • ? « * • * » |,hn". Issue amounting tn |60.0na on to lie held III compliance w ith law-, nnd the up(<(, r„ r the purpose net forth In said L” !L’! - l Lk!li petition, and to be expended and die- Wt* invite tiit* public ami all users of ELD ER SPRING S W A TE R to visit the spring ami in our met hod of handling its product. Why take a ch.'incc? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. County, :s* rnN '* b' I’ort Ht, Joe; from Seminole titled in vote. igi Spr |l rr 'j»i No. ” lo Orlando; Paint Reach on No, 1 to from Minmi nn Mate aid i No. 12S to Fort My era. T>, ttat< highway engineer o f the . . , , «M » A ‘ ir.tlru tel to locato M ate t I N i 1through the town of 'riibcrn along the route d mid. Hr wa< also •tfirr tp. .-ificationT tl« work r.-o *sary to repair thnt , ... , . , .1ties is of roa-l No I through St. V.m rounty. , „ f!l ()f , t)e ,,,, 1.1 die free s hoot* within . . . , 1 Snednl Tax School District No, 1 **d the th roat. tou r.* ami ptina in the choat. It E Ni'A () [ ’J S' \T T i l l * r i T V 111 n r, „ . .. *. * ' Wi l l I! KM A IN' O P E N A'lll. TUESDAY, M A Y 2 , 10 2 2 . L H. P H I L I P S , «-l&tc ‘ dy Registration Officer. Max' *l ,:' H I. h o x h r i .k c . T■AsX* ”M' IHUUIi IO O I. (I|%1 |t|< I . .. , T) lltluliV, '■ VI MIXI.I V. ( 'I l l X . tihtuu-t.* ' N,' o n i i OIIDRII T O i m i . I I AN k l r c t i o n i n S P E C I A L T A X SCHOOL O IS T H IC T NO. I. * B M iN O I,K CO U N TY, F M I I l t HA. N A ll) (tP R C IA L T A X SCHOOL H IR T ltl f t OKI \ ( j a l s o k m i \v n a s T 'lI K HAM T1III) St 11(101. (IlS T IttC T . W heren*: A petition hn* been p r e ­ sented to the County Hoard o f Public instruction for Semlnolo County, F lo r i­ da. on March «th. 1921. nlgned by more than t w e n t y - fiv e per cent o f tho duly qualified electors residing within SpecIni Tnx School District No I, Seminole County, Florida. said Special Tnx School District being also known as the Hanford School District, askin g and p e­ titio ning that nn election he held w ith ­ in Special Tnx School District No I. m iio o i. n TT TT TT ' i ■-ri |‘. '’ u,', c«u "Bfnd c are -:- TT TT TT* TT TT TT TT TT TT tt thalrmnn .MINES G. UBKNKtt, C ever too B usy HEN Isaac Newton, the great mathematician and philosopher, was asked how he worked out a com­ plicated problem, he replied: “ I keep it before me.” Glance through the advertising columns o f this paper and in a few minutes you have before you numerous things you want to buy now or at some future date. Advertising has stabilized prices. The advertiser names his price— one for all. You can know that in paying it you are getting the same deal as the next one. Keep it before you. You owe it to your pocketbook. Advertising has helped stabilize quality. Only the best wares arc spread before you on these printed pages. The men who advertise here are making public certain claims, on the fulfillment o f which depends their com­ mercial success. Keep it before you. talk over with our friends and customers the details of their busiuess, or to assist them with advice or rea' accommodation as their needs require. ■ s Advertising gives you news o f the latest and best things made with word as to what they cost and what they will do. It puts before your eyes the pick of the country s market and the selection of the particular kind, shape, size and color that best suits your taste and fits your pocketbook. ^ome in. We're always glad to see you. ■ first National Bank \ A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R | ••si* SORRIER, President -:- Keep It b e fo re Y o u TT TT TT TT The vocational committee o f the Huntness nnd Professional Women’* Glut requests nil young women desiring j lT*. D is t r ic t , employment to register nt the First V • Hanford School *« *“ , • :*MH"nlng the National Hank. : Elder Springs Water Co. It. F. W H I T N B K , Cashier FLORIDA f t Employment Bureau ^ v , ji I Chairm an KURD T W IL L I A M S , F H R D T._ C A. D A L L A S , County ilunrd o f Pub­ lic Instruction for Seminole County. Fla Public In ­ struction nnd E x - o ffic io Secre­ ta ry to Hoard. <-6-11-20-27: 6-4. SECITY REGISTRATION ROOKS ■ Call phone 811 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. SANFORD tbfifg my mother wonderfully.” ti »hy druggists recommend Fol- Attest: T W. L A W T O N , Superintendent o f Sold everywhere.— Adv. NOTICE! ■ w hereas H Is the sense of this fjnard tltai it would lie to the best tntereM o f Special Tax School District N No , Seminole County. Florida, said ■ M Special Tax School District being also known a » the Sanford School Dlatrlct, to Issue bonds In the sum o f (60.000 00 T h l * I* poaillvoly the l>cM l l c f r i g c r n i tho proceeds thereof to he used and tor on the M a rk e t T o d a y expended In the manner and for tho purposes and o bject* as are herein­ above set forth and as Is slated In said -------------C A L L A N D S E E I T -----------The Herald for first class job work. The Herald for first clnss job work. C'^rtk ,.rccln c, N o . , , Hartford): David petition Speer. F. 1*. nine* and c h a * Mathew*. Inspectors and J. O. t.oo«’ nrily, clerk. „ f which I* done nnd ordered by ♦*eejee*ee*ee*eej* *** e*ee*ee*eeB* **♦eBe eBe eBe *** *** **♦ e*e *** *** e*e4 e*ee**eJeeteeBee%e%e%e%e%e*eeBee****e***-a—A• * ®• *' » * » vA♦;* TeTV r*et : : J : : J* ajt t * i i * i (ho County Hoard of Public Instruction, dem iq oi* Cctlr.ty, riorld.*. in legulai ♦'e-eJ*-eaevaeeBve*ee*ee*eeJeeBeeBee*ee*e**ee**e*e*********e*eeBeeBe e * e ^ * e e * e v * e e j e e j e e j h j e e j * ********* ***♦*♦ ♦*♦ *J**J**J**H * ************ ********* session ih l* the Itb day o f April, A. 1). *!l“ C F. H A lt It ISON, ♦i* c!*T a&J Tar relieved me of n hack- (Seat of Hoard) fovgh. tickling In The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. )\ nolo. County, Florida, w ill be In epee la I meeting nt 10 o clock A. M. on the 10th day o f May. A P. 1922. to receive the return* o f the said election and to canwins determine and c e r t l f ) tho results ,, , , PF„ n F „ , 1 . 1 r t , |-1 , u ' o v n p n ,n ''’ lf o l l o T'l,l * >mmed are hereby api r.l) Hr.li M O liir .K pointed and designated an Clerk and _ . Inspector* to bold nnd conduct the raid r L l.t r election nt the polling place or pre­ cinct named, to-tvlt: --------At Precinct No. I tS a n ford ). I. M. « 4i t a #, i, * | | I J I " , oHr., I ■ ttleo. i t U , si , 8H 1 61 I llt| lKenneth \ v I I l i t ' t II Tyre. W. u IfIf Iand It tin* a»yt of flu, cough*, colds, Murrell, inspector* and R i> Hrownlee. « ? and whooping cough, it is vrcll isow that every year there nre k - , , i . . / L- 1 . ti _ Bare liottlej of holey s H o n ey Tar than of any other cout'h .ju , an*, o. 1*. nunt, oil* W. 0th CiEfinnuti, Ohio, writes: “ F o l e y ’a xj'S m ■ ■■■■M a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Keep It Before You it TT it it TT TT iT tT TT TT TT TT t t TV TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT TT it � 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 1922; <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/a159135df5d48e3c3ea2ac976c2dbd86.pdf 4f8f4eade897172b09584b086d57be66 PDF Text Text m The S anford Daily Herald S A N F O U I). F L O R ID A . F R I D A Y . A l 'R I L 2 8 , 1 9 2 2 ALL-FLORIDA BOOSTERS WERE HERE AT NOON AS SANFORD VISITORS FINE tim e h e r e Old Veteran Plays ^ American League * nencan Lea and Played Well Johnny Ever*. Forty-One Yesra OU1. Called in Finch, Mnke* Good t l l r T h r A a a . M -I n l r d I’r r a a ) C LEVELA N D. April 28.—Although prominent in baseball for twenty years FIELDS ‘The City Substantial" IN THE H EART OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST V EG ETA BLE SECTION VOLUME HI* Some 130^ Jack^nville Business Men Here on jour of the State SANFORD ns n member of the Nntionnl Longue club, not until yesterday did Johnny The -All Florida Hoo*tcr»” from Jacksonville in their »pecial all-steel Jicsv • . , Pullcombinition baggage • m»r.* »nd diner a” 1" ' u r,‘ trmoonat 1:30 juat after the party kid eaten lunch on the np ro land, here and they arm ed full _of p,p and push and were met at the sta ­ tion by Sanford cars and carried to Evers, now forty-one year* old, play in nn American i-vague League uniivmi. uniform. The ,n » form er sta r second baseman made his debut yesterday in the junior orgnniAn jnJur>. to Bddle Collins White ‘J'> Sox* •*"star Keystone ^ on ^ ^ sacker on the bench. Manager Glea­ son had no extra inficldcr so he in­ jected Ever* into the lineup. Evers thr preceding plui t » h irt they m h *d not plnycd since lt*I7. He failed furits of the Sanford . to Hnfe|y |)Ut drew lwo pnssc* and r/.mmprri' and where nn nddress oi ____ _________ u„ Commerce nnd forced in one run. In the infield he welcome was made by Col. U. W. accepted six chances cleanly. Knight. Col. The response was mode by Mnrion Gaines, Stn tc Editor, The Giles Patterson. Florida Metropolis. After the get-acquainted stunt had II. B. G arrett, II. & B. Drew Co. taken plare the entire party was tok­ J. Gay., pres., Hosier & Gay en in cars over the celery fields, Paint Co. where the process of cutting, W. D. Grilling., pres. Interstate the pre-cooling plant on Beardall ave­ Nurseries. nue where the process of cutting, RIVER STEAMER CAVES IN WHILE MAKING TRIP TO MT. PLEASANT, 0., YESTERDAY Twenty-Eight People W ere Injured When P a rt of Third Deck Collapsed 1t1f T h e . ( M M l i t r i I ’ reaal CINCINNATI. O., April 28.— Ac­ cording to the Cincinnati police last night 28 persona wore injured in the collnpae of the deck on the steamer Island Queen while on the voyage to Point Pleasant, Ohio. The most seriously injured ns reported by the police is Wilbur Morgan, IB year* old. a student c f Manchester, whose hack is probnbly broken. ---------POINT PLEA SA N T, O., April 28. — President llnrding's trip up the Ohio river yesterday to participate in the one hundredth birthday onniversary of General G rant, narrowly escapcd serious d isaster when part o f thc third deck of the steamer Island ATTORNEYS HAD FIGHT IN COURT ROOM Queen crashed to the deck below ca r­ rying with it some 200 person*. Only hnlf a minute's warning by cracking timber* gave n school band and many other* on the deck below time to get f rom undfr thc c ra ,hin g deck. That thc President nnd Mrs. HnrdjnR nnd othCrs in thc presidential party wcre not „bo»rd the Islnnd Queen WIU duc t0 adv{ce 0 f government inj apectors late last night. They advised against the president making the trip on the old pleasure boat because of her condition. Consequently the president and his party were assigned to ' the Cayuga, a government boat, which led the flotilla of seven steamers from Cincinnati bearing between ten and <fifteen thousand people. III) T h e t M O f U t r d I’ r r s a l BAD BREAK IN LEVEES LET OUT FLOOD WATERS WITH NO HOPE OF REPAIRING Reconstruction Old Mississippi River Plans for Russia Breaks Out of Bounds Being Determined at Last Conference at Genoa Today for Definite Proportion I Ilf Thr A••!»•*Inir*| I'rraal GENOA, April 28.— Plans for Rus­ sia's reconstruction is being finally determined today in a conference of the sub-committee nnd indication* that a definite proposition will be laid be­ fore the Russian delegation by the week end with suggestion it cither be accepted or rejected without further discussion. KU KLUX KLAN FOUND TODAY JU D G E PARK MILL AND PAT IN WASHINGTON AND W ILL RETU R N ED TO W HITTAKER C O M E TO BLOWS OCALA IN TAMPA TODAY H. NUMBER 28 III? T h e \ ••oslntr d I ' r r a a l T H R E E D ISTRICT ATTORNEYS S T A F F . POLICEM EN, C LERG Y­ MEN ON T H E LIST NEAR N. ORLEANS TWO IMPORTANT BR EA K S HAVE EMPHASIZED TH E IMPORTANCB O P LEVY WORK in » The A s » » rln t< -d NATCHEZ, April 28.— Approxi­ mately seven hundred squure miles in Concordia Parish, La., nnd possibly an equal area in Catahoula Parish are covered with flood todny. The sec­ tion is Inrgely devoted to cotton plant­ ing nnd the greatest financial loss will lie cause by suspension of planting. NEW ORLEANS. April 28.—With practically nil hope of closing tho break in the levee nt Ferridny, I j i ., abandoned, the break there now hav­ ing widened to 1,500 feet, levee engi­ neer* today turned their attention to other points of where danger threaten­ ed, the most pronounced of these be­ ing at Arknnsns City, Ark., nnd Pinquemine, La. Two important breaks in the leveo system in this state yesterday have emphasized the importance of levee protection work, according to engi­ neers and the plnntcrs arc showing more willingness to co-opernte in working out protective measure*. The second break of the day wns reported at Poydrna, 12 miles below New Or­ leans, where about 3.r>0 families were driven out of n section o f the Saint Bernard parish between the river nnd Luke Rorgne. Flood wr.tcr from the crevasse nt Ferridny, which is on the right bnnk of thc Mississippi, eight miles north­ west of Natchez, Mi**., will return to the Mississippi nnd Atchnfalyn river* to the Rlnck, lower Ouachita and Bed rivers, nnd will intensify nnd prolong the flood situation in this section says a bulletin issued by the local weather bureau yesterday. ) Water from the Ferridny crevasse will cover prnrtirnlly every foot of Concordia parish; more than half of Cathoulu (eastern and southern sections) lower Tensas, Southern Franklin and a part of Avoyelles par­ ishes. Heavy rains during thc last 21 hours in the Bed nnd Aunchitn riv­ ers basin* have further intensified tho flood situation. Water now in the Mississippi river below Old River is a hnlf n foot to one foot higher than in 1912, the prev­ ious highest stage of record. ( l l j T h e A * » » e l a ) r d I’ reaa) ............... April 28.—Judge C. B. OCALA, April 28.— Ernest Turn!* TAMPA. LOS A N GELES, April 28.—The Pnrkhill, former ju stice of the S t a t e 'speed, enshier of the Citizens Rank names of three members of the dis­ Supreme Court, nnd now state nttor- nt Duncllon, missing since March 18th, trict attorney’s sta ff, six clergymen, Hoy, nnd announced candidate for gov- wns arrested in W nshington, District and probably one hundred of Los An­ erm.r, had n fist fig h t in circuit court o f Columbia, four days ago, nnd I* *< **» ihipplng of Dn.fr C .. geles policemen were found in corres­ W. E . Hanley, Barnett Nnt’l Bank. here today with Put Whittaker, n t-' now enroute to Ocnla in charge of crlt-ry w» j shown and explained to thc pondence of thc Ku Klux Klnn seized G. C. Harman., pres. Hnrman-Hull. torney for the defense In a murder the sheriff of Marion county. His visitor* snd they were greatly intcrin last week’s raid, it was learned toC. M. Haile, gen. agent, Merchants trial. Whittaker charged Parkhill absence from Dunellon was discovered eited in this business that means so with interrupting examination of a when a note was found saying ho was 1 “•>• mui h not only to the Sanford section & Miners Transportation. witness for some purpose of his own. I going away probably would bo in MlJ . C. Hnrris, mgr., Carolinn-Portbut to the state of Floridn. A fter the Parker shouted, "Y o u ’re n liar." W h it-'am i some time this month. Time lock FORMRR SCHOOL TEACH ER Innd Coment Co. visit to the pre-cooling plant they FOUND IN VACANT CHURCH G. C. Henry, mgr. Gen. Electric Co. taker rushi d nt Parkhill nnd th e n ' was set on tho safe, when the safe were t*k»n to other farms on the west they cllncheu «nd fell to the floor. J was opened bnnk officials examined — HAD BEEN MURDERED Alfred Hess., pres, and gen. mgr., side and then to their special train Jurymen jumped from tho box ami and announced there wns no shortage Hess & Singer, Inc. ■here they were sent on their wny I l l s ( J r % « « n r l n l r d I’ r r a a l separated them. Judge Itohles fined of fund* nnd cashier’s books were A. T. Hill, pres. W eller Coal Co. with bunches of Sanford pre-cooled IIOOPEFTO TON, III., April 28.— Anlie le ft in nn automobile Geo. B. Hills, the Geo. B. Hills Co. each one 1100 for contempt of court, straight. ctlcry in their faces to remind them nouncement today todny Miss Ger­ camping equip 1 with his fnniily and Sam T . Hodges, Nat'l Remedy Co. that Sanford not only ships good celtrud. ilnniia, twenty-five years old with Slim when rr.cr.t. His wife «..<* Myron L. Hoyard, Peoples Bank. try but alvi ha- plenty of it for their CONGRESSMAN S h A ltS MERE has nlrendy returned nnd n former school teacher, whose arrested, Ilnrry B. Howell, Howell &. Jenks. lunli. here. Their rhildrcn are with rein­ body wns found yesterday In an un­ J . L. Irwin, pres, nnd trens., Flori­ The visit of the Jacksonville buslCongressman W. J . Sear* was here |„ Gainesville. It is rumored occupied United Presbyterian Church r.«i men to this city was an appre­ da Metal Products Co. today mining up nt the invitation of rec.ent| y (hat there is a shortage in parsonage here and appronrhing ma­ Nnt F . Jackson, Life Insurance. ciated “i.i uni Sanford friends mingl­ the Snnford Chamber of Commerce tj,e j,„nk despite the announcement of ternity increased their conviction the Harvey W. Johnson, mgr. Aragon ed with th« old Jacksonville friends nnd had luncheon with them after,mnk 0 f fic nn.| Tumlspocd was ar- authorities snd that she wns murder­ and new friend- nnd acquaintances Hotel. ed. The girl wns dead apparently W. G. Jones., pres. Jones Bros. Co. ward taking in the trip to the pre- rcs|ed on „ warrant charging cmwen- made and a general good time four weeks. Some believe the body C. S. I/Knglc, enshier, Barnett N at­ rnnting ptnnt nnd the ride with the j H>zz|t,rm.nt- Hank officers refused to and laie feast was held all during the wn skept on Ire, or in cold storage Jacksonville boosters. Congressman dtacuiB thl, Cll, 0 for publication. time th« Jacksonville booster* were in ional Bank. since the death, until shortly before Senrs has not b«*en in Snnford for t h e , __________________ I)r. E . N. I.’Engle, retired physician. our midit. its discover)’. past .year or more and his many |<|.oitll>.\ CITIZEN D IES IN N. S . G. Linderbcck, dist. passenger The Sanford folks were sorry that No eilidence of violence was found friends were glad to see him nvn-n., OK ACUTK |Mi|GKSTION thr Jarksonville men could not stay agent, S . A. L. By. on tile body of Miss Hnnnn, according lie is not making nny campaign ns C. II. Lloyd, nigr., Phosphate I)ept., lonirrr anil have a chance to see this to Dr. F. A. Rnumgnrt, after autopsy. yet nnd expects to start out In about „ , r T„p *"'.»«■urea ,.rr. . , Psrt f t ! ip|. r St. Johns river to a Summer Lumber Co. a week to get over the entire district, j NEW YORK, April 2 8 .- Frank C. S tate of preservation linumgnrt said, Letter advantage for the river means L C. McCubbln, mgr., Savannah He gnve a fine talk on the inlntnl wa- Kutnn, 03, believed to be the owner of indicated she had been dend only a much t» both cities. Supply Co. terways nt the luncheon today nnd extensive western mining interests, I* few hours. The ( "wing men were in the pnrb* B , McDaniel, Messenger A Meassured the members thnt he wns (|,,x,d here Acute indigestion was the ty from Jacksonville: Daniel, Printers. ready nnd willing nt nil times to help cause. At the hotel where he wns Among the prominent visitors to H P. Adair, president Jacksonville ,)r - 1- K- McNair, pres. Kiwunis the people of his d istrict. stopping it was said Rutan had offices the city today is Cnpt. R. A Gray Oum'icr of Commerce. • Club and pastor First Presbyterian ----------- --------- - in Chicago hut mndc his home in Flor- who is the head of the state auditing Df- E II. Armstrong, president of church, R. I„ Slaughter, Plumbing and idn. A widow and daughter are said department of the state hanks. Cnpt, the ('rankles* Engine Co. A. D. McNeill, Attorney. Gray is a former newspnper mnn, REGISTRATION ROOKS Steam Fitting. j to in California. John s Arnold, president Arnold F. O. Miller, president Jacksonville formerly the private secretary of WILL CLOSE TOMORROW S . R. Smith, Chock-Nenl Coffee Co. Fruit Co. Auto Club nnd president F. O. Miller Senator Trammell nnd is also a law­ W. V. Smith, pres. Sm ith A Nell Co. RAILROAD LABOR BOARD MANY ARK Q U A LIFYIN G LV. V. Arnold, mgr. Arnold Music *’inno Co. yer but he prefer* the counting house DECISION IS BINDING Sterling E. Sm ith, sec. Grecnleaf A and |re». Junior C. of C. Charlie Morrison, popular song bird. to the office nnd has gone back to his I ) l r T h e V a a i i r l n l r d I ’r r a a ) AND IIP ENFORCED Horace ( Avery, general manager D. A. Morrison, Jr., ser-troas., E. O. Crosby Co. JA C KSO N VILLE, April 28.—With first love, the nuditing of the accounts A. V. Snell, m gr., Jacksonville L'mon Terminal Warehouse Co. * Painter F ert. Co. the registration books closing tomor­ of the banks. He has many friends I M r T h e * M i i f l » l f S I’ reaa) J°hn D. linker, V. P.t Baker & HolmF . Morrow., p.cs. F. Morrow & Son. Chamber o f Commerce. CHIC AGO, April 28.—Thc United here nnd was invited by Forest Lake row night, reports from nil sections W. D. Stark, dlv. passenger ngt., *■' ' .nnd pres. Duval Co. Employers’ T. J . Mott, jr .t mgrv Thus. Cusack * Railroad l-nbor Hoard decision to tnke luncheon with the Sanford of the stnto indicate the number of A. C. L. Ry. , SX —ta 8te A'wclition. Co. .1 - ■ 1 2 — ____________ . . 1 ________________ . . . — M ■I , « M M L JK .I f ’ I t M ■« . t . . mm . . & M * . . . .. _ _ A AAA 8 . . A A 8 AA.A A . 8 Jn s. R. Stockton, Tolfnir Stockton i* binding as law nnd enn be enforced Chamber of Commerce where he made persons qualifying to vote in the June ,;eo II. Baldwin, vlce-pres. and gen. F . W. Mumby, jr., mgr. Florida Ice g. («0 in courts, according to n decision by nn excellent talk upon the responsib­ primnry will lie unusually large. A n'fr 1 omno .lores' point Term. Co. * Coal Co. last minute development in Jackson­ Albert J . Stowe, secy., Jacksonville »hr Supreme Court o f Mississippi re. ility of American citizens. It I.. Blagg, pres. U. S. Trust Co. J L Beverly Nolle, Real Estate. ville and elsewhere is thnt a largo ' tod*y *»>' th‘* U ,K ,r n° ardH-ward Boss., pres, .lax Auto DealFrench Nestor, the French Nestor Chamber of Commerce. number of women are registering. ST EM KNI) ROT N. Tankslcy, Cheek-Nenl Coffee * [ r' '" . a n d president Howard Boss, ATTACKS W ATERM ELONS (FO R M E R •RESIDENT J . II. pies. Baldwln-Lewis- Co. BOMB WAS THROWN PAUL D ESCIIA N EL C. A. Tuteviler, pres. Tutcwiler H I Boyd, .list, mgr., Southern Bell Eace Co. G A IN ESV ILLE, April 2 H.-Ahout IN COAL M INE DIED AT PA RIS e.ephom- A Telegraph Co. ; Geo. W . Park hill, prcs.-treos., Sea­ Press. sixteen percent of Florida's 1920 wat­ KILLIN G T IIR K R E . S. Wadsworth., sec. Thumns Ad­ L \\ Browder, supt. The Texas Co. board Dredging Co. ermelon rrop shipped out of thc I llr Tile A ixirlsIrS I’reaal vertising Service. Nsthsn ||. Brown., pres. IlenselW. M. Palmer, mgr. Hall Estate, ( H r T h e A a a n e l a l r d I’r e a a ) P A R IS, April 28.— Paul Deschnnel state wns discarded nt destinations llronn Co. E. R. Wnite, editor and publisher, G. N. Patrick, mgr. Patrick’s, Inc. APPOLLA, Penn.. April 28.— Three form er President of Franco, died this because of stem-end decay according "South Atlantic P orts". Giles J . Patterson, Attorney. J..S' Hurk* Buck A Buck Beal E state miners were killed nnd one seriously J . I* Wnllncc, sec. Jacksonville Real afternoon, complications developing to figures compiled by statisticians " » !t.r Ituckner, Ass’t. General Mgr. Chaa. T. I'axon, pres. Jacksonville of the Federal Department of Agr)- injjured, when n bomb was thrown In­ from influenza. E state Board. * ® 'n' Railway Express. Beal E sta te Board. rulture nnd tho railroads, resulting to the bunkhousc nt Patterson mino iA’slie Whipp, sec-treas. Mills, the Paul K. Peck, P. E. Peck A Son. ; Burrell, soc-treas. Aetna Iron near here. The men who had been in n dead loss to thc grower. T H R E E CHILDREN * Mtrl Co. Robert I'entland, Hall and Pentland, Florist, Inc. employed on a non-union basis after BURNED TO DEATH Prof. A. P. Spencer, of the ExtcnE arl C. Williamson, pres. Fla. Auto­ Jo« E Byrm . -'ce-pros. Gonzalez Accountants. AT KEATING. PENN. sion Division of the State University coni strike was called, were aslerp * Sanchez Co. motive Dealer* Assn., and pres. E. C. R. O. Kiddle, sec'y Tourist A Con. The declares sit watermelons should be when the explosion occurred. Williamson Motor Co. N. Chapin. Chapin Photo Co. I Oiv., C. of C. dead men were married nnd their I H r T i l e l a a n r l a l e S I ’ reaa) treated for stem-end decay immed­ Giles L. Wilson., vlce-pres. Florida OLEAN , N. Y., April 28.—Three iately after being placed in the ears. deaths leave fourteen children father­ v n Chlur’ Pr*»A Co. I L. K. Riley, pres., L. K. Riley A Co., Nationnl Bank. <hildres*. mgr. Bond dept.. At- Inc. ,- “ sm all children of Arthur Smith were Thc treatment, according thc various less. J . Miller Wilson, retired mfr. Nstional Rank. J . Gustave Robertson, gen. auditor, burned to death in n farmhouse neat authorities, will prevent decay to a J . L. Wilkes, pres, nnd mgr. Ja ck ­ K eating Summit. Pennsylvania today. Cummer Lumber Aragon Hotel Co. SACRAMENTO C ITY COUNCIL large extent. ’ °mp»ny. Sm ith was severely burned In attem ­ Em mett E . Robinson, sec-treas., Ar­ sonville Terminal Co. PRO H IBITS ALL SHAVING Professor Spencer emphasised the E . C. Wlmer, div. m gr., American pting to rescue the children. Msrcua Consnt, Mortician. agon Hotel Co. /UNTIL A F T E R MAY 28TH polnu of RECUTTING thc stems a f­ *lter P Corl>ett, pres. Rotary Club Claude Roper, sales m gr., Gamble A Multigraph Sales Co. ter the melons are placed In the car H. R. Worthington, pres. Floridn K A N SA S MAN ( n r T h e A a a r r la lr S Preee) l »’• Corbett A Sous. Stockton Co. and of applying the paste Immediately SACRAMENTO. Cal., April 28.TAKEN OUT ON ROAD C. H. Royalty, state uigr., Union Electric Supply Co. to the rccut stem. He says that if ^ cker ^ W. T. Cowles., sr., representing City AND W H IPPED B Y WOMEN the stems are not recut, the spores The City Cjun.'il passed nn emergency Central L ife Ins. Co. ordinance last night, prohibiting the J . L J, * rK*r, Chicago, 111. ____ John D. S as.se, vlce-pres. and treas., Council. that may be already in them cannot men here from shaving until d^ys of J . D. Alderman, rep. City Council. d i r T h e Aaaoela le O I ’ reaa) A u u L Co,0n’ n,,fr - S u ita b le Life Schell4Snx.ii- Mfg. Co. INDEPEN DEN CE. Kansas, April be preventcd from gTowing nnd go. forty-nine celebration concluded May Burton Barrs, rep. City Council. .li. . u. , ! *Soci' ly..................... ............... of thc U. „S .. | T. H.Scovcli., sec-treus., Conaolidat28.— Benson F. Rice was taken out on ing on into thc melon and causing Its twenty-eighth. **. Dunwooilv IMaI---- ■___/. n __ Ij»cy Mahon, rep. City Council. f’mcinr , U'IWOOdy’ Richardson Co., of «d Grocery Co. decay. The Milestone can prevent Jn o. II. Walsh., pres. Jo s. II. Walsh a country road last' night and whip­ x. , j H. H. Simmons, pres, the H. H. Simthc spores of the fungus from enter, Finest line stationery in the city ped by two women v/ho accused him \ >- Fleithel, gen. mgr., I*utnam muns Realty Co. A Co. of slandering them in poolroom r e ­ ing hut cannot prevent their growth sold below cost to make room fo r oar Lumlier Co. i John W. Simmons, prop. Milldale offlres. Herald Printing Co. 18-8tp once they have entered. F|urids Timet-Unlon. Herald want ads g et results. , m ark*, the police reported today. i Ice Co. a a I). ’ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, PAGE EIGHT AY, APRIL 27, 1922 yond the faintest doubt, that New­ berry had used every means of corI will bo a candidate to*succeed my- ruption known to the depraved and ----- T 0 N IG H T— aelf to the position of County Com- dissolute politician, miaaioner from Oiatrict No. 6 , subject To quote such u political hypocrite m m « Dorothy Dalton in i to the decision of the Democratic pri- and false profit as Senator Borah ia mary to be held June flth, 1922. an insult to the intelligence of the pcoENDOK C U RLETT pie. Borah has stood always for deWho want* to bet on tLe weather? “TH E CRIMSON ----------------------------pravity in politics, and opposed to the CHALLENGE" DON'T S E E T IIE JO K E YET highest principals of American cltiiNo holiday today and business ia --------rnship. He is a professional polltlcbeing “resumed." Here is a Mg red-blooded pictur% Somc northern friends of Mrs. Vic- ian, a man without conscience and you’ll revel Ini A sweeping ^ Yowell k Co., have an advertise- tor Check to whom ahe sent the San- without honor. mantle melodrama that c»rr.n ment in this issue calling attention f ° rd Herald n t April first wrote her We all know that the money interyou out to a spot in the West to their sale on imported ginghams, yesterday and asked her if President a q j—.tijunoo .»qi ;o tqso men and women live and lor* silks, long cloth, printed voiles, boys **«rtlintr really visited in Sanford on profited most by the world w a r they did in tho golden frontier hats and suits. that date. Of course Mrs. Check have, for selfish and base motives ordays. merely asked them to read the gnnized against the compensation for T. J . Miller k Son are putting on a P^K** of the Herald of April the ex-service men. Ex-service men \ HOOD COMEDY HOES With special sale Friday and Saturday of ^r ,t ^ is will be sufficient to arc intelligent informed nnd thorough-1 TH IS all porch furniture, shades, swings, hold them for a while. It seems that |y alive to the means and methods b e - . etc. Read their advertisement in this P*0 P'e other thnn those residing in jng used by the money interests to I j issue.--------------------------------------------------- Sanford were taken in by the hoax, cheat them of their pittance of com­ Friday and Saturday—!). \V. Gnf. --------Some of them were sore, also, but we pensation. ith ’s Greatest Achievement, “Wn Do not forget the meeting of tho wou,d "“V to them that 1,11 ° f u» necd Therefore, be advised. Take n Down E ast". Alumni of S. H. S. nt the High School " ll,,lp fun " * wp n,onK * nd npw»* thought before publishing the false at eight o’clock tonight (Thursday.) P*Ppr w" rk *" dry pnou»*’h "n'l fillpd statements of the false and treacher- ffHITTIIe II—1fP 1 □ “!fl^lFclfpHIT1r~ All graduates and u*a< hers, former with morp klck" thnn fomplimenU. ous Bornh and his ilk. These are the I—H—I L - H - J L - J l - J L J L J L J t men who disgraced eternally the fair * and present, are urged to come. i Dancing ot Parish House Friday f„me of America by repudiating t h e ' Daily Herald gives tho dispatch [ J Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Oakmnn of Lin- nlfrht- , , 0° P°r C0 UP,P26-3tp League of Nations nnd slandering whnt it ia worth without any rrnr<| coin,Nebraska are among thovisitors l l ' n r r l / I T J D f l V f i i Woodrow Wilson "the greatest Rom- to whether It suits the views of .^1 to the city coming inyesterday to ” I ' * ‘\ * t h I i I j I v I v I I N I x nn „f them all." These nre tho men renders or not. There may b« vsk| attend tho meeting of tho Sanford TAKES EXCEPTION who brought contempt and riJlculc readers of tho Herald who thisd lodge of Modern Woodmen of Ameri­ r r r s D A D i m e . x r r M l i r c * ,I,,on *he • St’nntv ° f the United States Borah is all right hut whether thrjI ca. TO BORA H S \ l E x x S by setting their stump of approval do or do not has nothing to du «i^| ----------------upon the open bribery anil corruption the news o f the day. The editor g| E. Bullock of Jacksonville WII- *lul **'' U°e* know the Difference used by Nowberry in his campaign for the Herntd has expressed himw!f son Cooper of Daytona und L. B. Irby lletwrrn News and Views election to the United States senate. the bonus question in no uperru-j Let m>* entreat you to consider the terms nnd the letter above is entirely I of Delray nre in tho city today com­ Sanford, Fla., April 26th, 1922. source when such articles ns the one uncalled for nnd hns no place in ttsI ing over to utti-nd the meeting of tho fefo.Tcd to come to your attention, minds of the members of the An*n. I Modern Woodmen of America here *]"' 1-dltor, Sanford Herald, and to support the feelings of the <nn I.egion or yourself since we hsu ln»t night. Sanford, Fla. long sulfering public nnd your pat- at all times been In sympathy t -jU In this issue of April25th you pub- runs by refraining from publishing the the boys and their effo.rts to get Sumo of the pepper* being ahipped from theMonroe'section are m'a'gnl- Bshed In your papei a letter from Sen- views of the corrupt, dissolute and I* rightfully theirs—In fact our yetifleent specimens andthe dry weather “tor ,,ornh’ written ln r,,P'y to a let- thoroughly depraved professional pol- tlon toward the American U f* has had no Pf f ,r t on them John *' r "cn* him *’>' " *’0 ,t the Amcrl- iticinn. Such articles only amuse the needs no explanation or excuirs ari | Burnley brought in »om« today that can Legion. The letter written by indignation nnd excites the contempt we will not mnke any. the American Legion was not pub- of all intelligent readers. And lastly, Judge, please girt y I nre the largest ever noen here. lished, and therefore only the garbled Very truly yours, credit for having sense enough to eit llnrry Neel of the Herald Printing *, ',u 'n,' nt nt l,or,,h himself as to the GEO. G. H ERRING. nnd operate a daily newspaper witkCo., is among the new owners of Hup. Hup. rn" t“nt'' " f ‘ h“l ,‘’tu' r wcr« »h "*n . Dear Judge: out any such suggestions from y c or I nro ut a Ioha to know why this let* We will annwiT you tiecaum* we •nyonc clue In the effort to lepinti mobile* nnd llnrry in now ready to ter of Senator Bornh was published at want to set the public mir.d nt rest news items from the press agendu take a trip to Okeechobee Cty any nil. once and for nil on this subject of nnd editorials that nre written by the time with the feeling that he will In the first pinco the letter does not news gathering. We have the world editor of the Herald, and no one e!n I get there and hack without nny ml*state the truth; in the second place it news, the news of the U. S., the news Wore you n newspaper mnn you wouli | hap*. is an insult to the intelligence of the of Florida, the news of our county know the difference between the n*n Note the Stock Clearing Sale of con,mun^ y quote Borah on any nnd city nnd all of this news hns noth- *nd editorial opinions nnd i-s|-ecially D j Thrnsh.-r in this issue of the * u*dcc1, Borah forsooth! The man, ing whatever to do with the policy of *n °ur ense is your criticism unwuHerald. The sale will he on Saturday who’ tnT "im s and partisan oh- the paper. This is expressed only in ranted, untimely, unseemly, unsutbnnd Monday and nil men’s womens’ i*’* the vicious, slanderous and the editorial columns and it is only oHicd, and "u n " everything else, " nnd children’s Shoes will ho sold at Vil° n,,,H'k wn character of Wood- this expression that you or any other Everything you said about llorsh ii ■ halfprice. They will also give away ' v ‘llwn; “ »e man who voted and man can take exception to at any time. «» right. We have said as much ta t S ladlesatockngs at half price with uork‘Ml f,,r »‘ »ting the criminal New- Our world news is arranged by the nnd again editorially. But news nut% ,.nrh purchase nnd many other hnr- *"'rry ,kp United States Senate, Associated Press and if some man tpr is news m atter nnd editorial opiignlns too numerous to mention. ,,otwith»tnnding the fact that the evi- gives expression to his thoughts nnd *°» la—editorial opinion and nothirj Read tho ad. denre in the contest, established he- tho press dispatches quote him the else. For County Commissioner The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the Start T hat’s the Thing THIS LIT T LE SAVER In Your Home Helps you to Lay Aside $3.55 or More Every Month m . !' J z LuD ! ■*' I 1 . || ■ u .v' v . ' •Sr'>' " Hf-v I i’.V* • s ■1 El wm. y V » y &// w fthSl p ' •H iv it You must deposit coins totalling that amount in order to keep the Calendar Hank up to date. A dime inserted in the proper slot every morning turns the calendar to the cor­ rect date. A few extra coins during the month provide for other necessary’ changes. We will lend you one of these hanks, on making an initial deposit of two dollars, to help you with your savings. You can put as much more than $3.55 ns you wish. This amount, however, should he de­ posited every month. The interest works for you, in our Savings Department. n* a. i • Visit Our Savings Department and Let IJs Show You IIow the Calendar Savings Bank Works i • m i r* • I hfl NflminA |i 1 1 1 0 | O U 0111111U 10 /-« . IAlintU U l/ U Ill Y n 1 K^nlf U L lllIV d -I'ROGKESS- STRENGTH- K« «* wa *■ to Rj CLASSIFIED : ADS : ^ *c M *1 Claanifird Ad» 5c a lln^. No nd taken for lc«» than 25c. and ponillvrly no dandified ndn charged io anyone. Ca«h must acromtinny all order*. Count five word* to n line ami remit nrrordiugly. M ** fc-. * j *ii re e . *4 ** *» *■» ^ ** *-* *• R* e« >u -S Kit VICK PKUIT-I'RODUCK SMII P B II 8 Try our expert service collecting RailFOR KALE IIY A. I’. CONNEI.IA road ilium *. Oi'iginnl. voucher* 108 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Fla. sent illreit to claim ant*.—F’nstern Celery farm and wild land, K'.j Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. acre* tiled, balance in wimmI*, tiled land Cooper, Ass’t General Mgr., with I*. It. best i ich hammock. It. Claim Department, ten year*, SeaFive acre celery farm on brick road, ford, Del. 10 c.o.d-2 wc crop nnd all 15,750.00, a bargain. F o r SA LE 0 room house on corner. Two celery farm* on Celery avenue, Second und Myrtle. F’nsy term*. beat location. Apply 702 West Third S i. 20-ltp Ten acre tr a il* celery land*, term*. FOR SA LE 50 bushel* good sound Five room cottage done in, $ 3 ,H00 , Alabama ear corn. See F’. F'chterm*. o|* at Sanford M attress Factory. Five room cottage in heart of city, 2 7 -ltc ffl.000. r 1 B , t >. n,'v v n o B A iw i . ii .. Capt. D. L Keltey will leave tonight FOR KALE—Automcddlc, 1919 Hcripp* i__ . , . , . , for rievclnm l where he will nttend Booth 5-pa*.*, touring car. A bar- ,, ___, . . . ~ , .. , the f.rnnd UiviMon of rondiictor* gain. Mnke me an offer. < nmoron ____ . . . „ . , ,, .. , . ...... v convention, nnd rcprruent the Sanford rrent, Uelnkn A|>t*., No. Ii). 21-Otp ,, ,, ,, , ______!___!________________L division (> I! ( . < apt. Kelley i* one FOR S AI F.— speedatu »l .. of die olde*t conductor* In point of bargain. Good tire* and everything service of ttill, division and expect* to 101 W. Find St. -t many of hi* old time friend* 25-0tp n the variou* road* in the counFOR SA LE The building known n* the .Magnolia Hotel on Magonlia Avenue I'liine 212 M for particularEndor f ’urlett of Gi rievn u n i a 20 -rttji \lnltor to the city yesterday afternoon FOR SAI.F. Or will exchange for ;u,i| made hi* announcement for farm, a five room bungalow, with county oemmissioner from hi* dismodern convenience*. Addres* ’ ll trict. No. 5, the Geneva and Chuluota T. I'." Box ‘. 'i ll 2)>-2t|i precinct*. Mr. Curlett ha* nerved one STOP LOOK RI'AU * 'rn county eommiHsiom-r nnd he FOR SA LE Celery farm, fifteen acre*, one-half tiled, good idx room liou*c, very cheap. \. I*. CONNBI.I.Y 20 -Mc FOR SA L E I truik, I ton, nearly new. Mu*t be Hold nt Mime price. — N. II. Garner. 24-0tc H PERSONALS = KOR RENT I OR REN I 2 room apartment with bath, furnished. Lt Brothers. Phone 101). 20 ifFO B RENT Furnished room, ill Park Ave. 20 -dtp FOR RENT—Furnished apartment nnd room* with bath. Good loca­ tion. Apply "P. 8 ." care of Herald o f­ fice. 23 -flip FOR RF’.NT—One cottage furnished; also garage, $20 per month. Apply to Mr*. II. I). Durant, Lnke Mary, F'la. _______________________________27-ntp FO K T i F^NT—One cottage, partly furnislu-d, $ 10.00 per month. Apply to Mrs. II. 1). Durant, l.nke Mary, F’la. 27-3tp FDIt RF^NT- N-riHim house on Union Ave. A. I'. Connelly. 2tl-tfc f n " " t , ! i" k h* , , * nt,Ued *° ™ * hr r " " C ,h '" W " R ,h*’ Do,n,Kr»t,C 10 Stores in Ceorgia- •1 Store In FULL. • The Churchwell Co.l Sanford’s New Store -Phone 127 S ■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■RHtioaRaaoBoaoooooaoooaBooBoooaooBBMOBaBoiaoooBoonoaaiBaaaa* LADIES’ DEPARTMENT’ MEN’S DEPARTMENT HAND BAGS SHOES In Vanity Boxes— Shopping Bags— Genuine Leather Churchwell Specials " 'J Have you been to the closing out snle of the O. T. O. GiftShop. 2d-2tp LOST—A young Shepherd dog, black with tan marking*, long hair An­ swer* to the name of "Shop." FL C. Ilnrnage, 1011 Oak Ave. Phone 2H.1-J. 27-3tp The O. T. O. Gift Shop j« , losing out their entire stock. It must be sold before may 1st. 20 -.’ltp i Auto painting of the better cluss. Price, qunlity, service. R. \ F’oote, So. Hughey Street, Orlando. Fin. 27-7tp AUTOMOIilLKS ronrai poitust " rouns 1921 1921 1921 1922 Brown Mahogany Hal In Brown, Black and Gray $1.98 TO $4.98 NOVELTY ORGANDIE POINTS For Dress Trimmings Roadster Truck Coupe. Touring. Sedan. FOR SALK I Hudson Supor-*lx, 7 In Lavender. White, Brown, pnMcnger, nearly new; I OldsntoIdle K, 7-pn**cngcr; I llulck I. All In Pink and Blue. Special, yard good condition. Real bargain*-. — N. All altove cars have starters. II. Garner. 2l-0tc 1920 I-Ion Truck. m i l S A L E - Potato barrel* In nny All in fine condition, tirr*. etc. quantity, special price* on car lot*, SANFORD MOTOR CO. correspondence solicited, Clearwater Dodge Dealers Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. H-tfc Phone No. 3 26-6tr FOR' SA L E — Warehouse with R. R. STOLEN—F'rnni residence of II. T. PA Y *bling. Within four blocks of center Pace, a 32 S . & W. pistol, black of city. luirrel with nick in handle, nnd new Why Pay MoreCeo. V . KNIGHT Ansco folding kndnk No. 216. Re­ 272-tfe FOR RF’NT—Two unfurnished rooms, ward for nny information of same. bath, for lighthouRckccping. Good FO R SA L E OR L E A S E -O n e 20 acre. 262 tp one 10 aero Sanford ave. walking location. Apply “R. S .’*, enra of Her­ I.FT .1 MUNSON build your house. C-tfc distance to city. Two lota corner ald Office. You pay in monthly installments. Center and F’ lm ave. Two lot* west FOR REN T— Furnished apartment 275tp side Palmetto ave., 50 ft- from Elev­ with garage, summer rates, 014 Have your feather IhmI* made into enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, Myrtle. 22-fltp a feather m attress by the Sanford owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Lo* Ange­ Mattress F’nctory. French Avenue nnd las. Calif. 2R8tf; 29 M WANTED 17th St. 26 4tc F o i l S A L E —"A“ practically new piano. W ANTED—Young man with some High grade, walnut finish for cash. bookkeeping and office experience. Another bnnk holiday. 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I B B B B B B B B B B I IBBBI IBBBBBBBBBBBBI [ e p d d s p a q o B d u n o q HJA^.— p^AiaDM ; s n p IBBBHBBBBBI ■BBBBBBBBBIBBBBBB ■B BB BBB I i b b b b b b b b b m i m i i BBBB4BB* n w | 0 3 d S I J J IU C X Q ■n W b i b b b i b b b - y». r5: — s = ,' = i » ’ ~£a ft ■ �And so the Kruppa will make type, smaller, they are the sweeter fo r i t personal or class or factional differin Florida, where all the forces of Present losses through the drought ernes? The constitution of the Unit- writer*. Doubtless they are persosd. nature combine to make It a veritable may he compensated by greater gains cd States gave official recognition to ed that the next war will be fought paradise. later—this year or the next— when the golden rule. For any msn or set with propaganda. The open roads beckon, winding the more abundant rains result in of men to talk about good citizenship themselves like gray ribbons through CHICKEN SU P P E It •crops all the greater and better for or 100 per cent Americanism, unless arbors of God-mndu beauty, and it is the drought of these spring months, th it man or set of men readily conalmost a solem duty fo r us to follow Forecaster Mitchell's report for the cede this great point in citizenship, them to get out and fill our lungs The ladles of C ircl; B, of the i’rt*. M. j . i i u l . l v ------------------------------------M l l a r week, ending last Tuesday is quite is utterly absurd. with the nir that is packed with the St. J . L I 1.1. A I I I ) ____I t f i f l i r r ^ i ' M i r r r byterian church, will hold a chickrn K . A . . * K K L ---------------------------------- M a i u t r There may be varying percents of supper at Miller’s old stand, Saturday discouraging, but the rains of sum­ C . L I H W I N -------- C ' l r r i l a l l « i N a a a i t i very Joy o f living! i « i i m m P. WL______ mer may put a different complexion Americanism; wo cannot say. Hut our evening from 5:30, The silent places call, the places 27-2tc l l t r r t l a l a i H aifa H a i r H a a w a on affair* agricultural, when they onw opinion is that a man is cither that arc visited by few be­ A p illfa lla a an American or he isn’t. And the come.” ings and which o ffer without limit " I ’m Going Right Straight Back tc S u b s c rip t!* * I 'rlr c la A A ra a r* ------o best type of Americanism is lived My Dear Old Florida Home," at Hin. the wonderful inspirations of silence O a r V * a r ____________________________ rather than talked, practised rather term istcr’s Piano Store, Wetaka Block. • l a M a a l b a _____________________ , GOOD CITIZEN SH IP. — the boyhood pleasure of sprawing I l f Ilf arrA l a C lip b y C a r r t r r than preached. We have native-born In the honeysuckle vines and watch­ O a f W f f h ______________________ f t I f a l a 20-tfp The pupils of the Sanford High Americans who are as far from the ing the clouds drift by, each shaping T b f b la IS- t a l b - p a s * W f * b l r l l a r alA f a t l r r l f f o i r r . a rn la a lr ( ' f l a i r itself into o castle you and your warSchool have been bothering their spirit of the constitution and the NOTICE! • a l U p a b t l a b f • * a *t j F r i l a f . A A * * r heads about essays on “Good Citizen­ ideals of the fathers as dsy is from l l a l a i r a l r a n a i f k a i w a a n a p p l t a n - riors would later capture. Haa. Ilfa a a fra tir ta p allllra. U M par ship" and other important topics for dark, nnd we have foreign-bom citAnd there’s the water—great silver N. H. Garner will sell better cars f f i r , a l w a y s l a a i t a a f f . _________________ the post two weeks and Good C iti-1izens who live Americanism in ita when they are made. The Oldsmobil* blankets that sparkle myriad-colored M E M B K It T il l ; A SSO C IA T E D I 'llK M zcnshlp takes in so many angles and pristine perfection nnd beauty The Associated Pros* in exclusive­ lights when kissed by the sunshine, I and 8 ; the Buick 4 and 6 , ju it ar­ Many a iiisn can njieiik from experi­ curves that hut few people of maturo But that Americanism which seeks rived in car load lota. Sec me befor# of Florida l y entitled to the uie for republica- kissed by the sunshine ence of the "widow's might." years can hardly write n composite nothing for itself that it docs not you buy. I will save you money oa tlon of al) news dispatches credited to that looks down upon a multitude of essay on this subject. The Tampa readily grant ita fellows is the true your gas, oil nnd repairs.— N. H. Gar­ these silver idonkuts, all beautiful, It or not otherwise credited in this pa­ ly sent out a force of men to remove Tribune gives up an erudite editor-! type, the safe type and the type per and also the local nows published all quietly musical ner. 24-Ctc the hill boards and plnce them back ial on the subject ns follows: j which stills discords, respects auGet out. herein. The beauties of Florida are wait­ on private property. It is not often "Wc hear the term "good citizen- thority and does not seek to make All rights of republication of spec­ Dancing at Parish House Friday ing to embrace you.—Jacksonville th,‘ »rti*tic bill hoard sign that of- whip referred to frequently these afraid." ial dispatches herein arc also re­ night, admission |1.00 per coup!*. fends most but the unsightly mon- days. Metropolis. We hear much shout "100 served. Sanforda best orchestra. A rtsl Ilawgone, is that so. We have car- trositiea that litter the roads of Flor- per cent Americanism,” Naturally J Dancing at Parish House Friday dance nnd a good time. Everyone in­ i tainly been missing something around ^rom on® pr)d to the other. Ev* the aim of each Wing laudable and i u, >1.00 per couple. 26-3tp vited. • 2 ft-3tp I here. I erywhere throughout the United S ta t high nnd the proper chief end nnd " * Some man ju st rushed into the of - 1 es those interested in highway bcauti- aim of sovereignty in the United five nnd said the barometer was fa ll­ flcatlon are ,hnving unsightly sign States, the proper and adequate deWEI.COME JA CKSO N VILLE a ing nnd it would rain sure today. boards and other advertising matter finition of such terms becomes of vast a removed, to give way to ornamental importance. a Unless he has police protection someWc welcome the busy business men > !|„w, then, shall we gvt universal thing worse than the barometer will j of j nck!lonville to Sanford today, trees nn<| shrubs. Surely no State ■ a fall and fall on him. We don’t w an t, They are busy but not too busy to has better opportunities of facilities agreement ns to just what it is which A collection of charming DRESSES suitable for any occas­ ■■ anyone to trifle with us on this wea- vWt vht, t,riljrt! , tate in u , rir lhal than has Florida for hignway bcauti- constitutes either good citizenship or ion, including Canton Crepe, Taffeta, Georgette, Crepe de ■ ■ thcr su ject. took them awny from their husl- fiention. That will undoubtedly come acceptable Americanism? it will be Chine and the new Cape Completed Costume. Prices range a a —o ’ ness for a week or more. It is the a fte r the roads have been hard-sur- agreed, we presume, that the dcflnifrom— ■ Ju st received a valuable communi- right spirit and should do much to fnced. The main thing now is to get tlon of one term will he acceptable ■ a somewhere. When that hns been as the definition o f the other or at cation from Washington that stated cement the state to Jacksonville and a a that General Pershing endorsed I’hy- bring out a better feeling of under- brought to pass then will highway )Paat synonymous. a The only acceptable authority must steal Culture Week. Wo aro cor- standing between the cities of Flor- prinking lie in order and we are ■ DRESSES for STOUT Ladies, in Silks and ■ tainly glad to know this. We were j da and the big city of Florida. And goinV to look to the women of Flor- of a certainty he that instrument Normandy Voiles. Very reasonable. Sizes ■■ afraid he would not endorse it and the greatest asset in the trip is the ida to see thnt this is done and done which creates the government! and fixes Imth the privitedes nnd the obthen where would the I nited States fact that Jacksonville business men properly. from 42 to 50. , ligations of the ritizen subject* of have boon? What is it all about, will see more of Florida and learn ■ TH E GREAT DROUTH. that government, to.wit, the federal ! anyhow? more of Florida on this trip than A full line of SILK WAISTS ■ constitution. ■ ° --------they ever saw or ever knew liefore. ■ n°t do to say that good citiWe believe we have this dry wea­ It takes this trip, this mingling wilh We often hear of weather that a ■ ther doped out now. There is so the people to get better knowledge of stumps the oldest inhabitant and the It,n"hi|> in any rase means the nrro■ ■ certain privileges and much water going to waste further the state ami the people and Jackson- continued drouth brings out the fact nation Silk and Woolen SPORT SKIRTS ■ ■ north in the big floods that there is ville like every other big city has that few seasons in the minds of the '^ h t s by a certain clique, fncinn or ■ none left to drop on Florldn. Cnpt. been so busy with her own affairs oldest inhabitants have been ns dry Noagreement can be hnd on ■ ■ DcCotles and the machine gun com- Hint she had but little time to ns this oue and it will piny havoc hypothesis, because that would ■ company will have to shoot n few think about her neighbors. We arc with fruit nnd vegetables if it con- ^ directly in conflict with the conM ILLIN ER Y, LINGERIE and HOSE at re- ■■ Probably no American cltholes in the sky and let out somo of glad to have our friends from the tinues much longer, ..................... ■ markable low prices ■ the water. * ..it is not ns dry ns i*,‘n whether professing himself to big city here if only for an hour. It dryest ........ spring aa■ would lake a day or more for them some of the summers have been and percent or merely 10 percent, The Sanford Herald is right when lo see the celery fields and the farms one needs only to go hack about (If-, would give adhesion to such a mondoctrinr ns that. it says thnt the nine-foot road be- nnd groves and allied industries in 1teen years ago lo remember that longs to the bnck woods class nnd not nl"* ground this city nnd we are sor- the summer was so dry that pine •s,,> in "fder lo proceed at all we Pussy-Willow, Crepe de Chine nnd Jersey to this modem age. And that they r>’ ^ a t U*cy only had an hour. How- trees died in the woods fur lack of mus* accept the clear, unmistakable SILK SH IRTS, nil sizes a t...................... * ........ a rc abominable when one drives from ®vcr> we accept the spirit for the water. Thu Times-Union sums up the Kunranteos of the constitution and Madras UNION-SUITS : *he ideal* it sought to establish. And Sanford to Orlando with two wheel* .deed nnd know that the party of situation in the following: at ............................................................................... "Florida is parching. At least th a t,*^ r v,‘r>' first of these is that every o ff the brick alt the way. Even if Jacksonville buainca* men will fee! the aides were locked and rolled f o r !,h " 1 thr>' h* v® something in the part east of the Apnlnchicolu is, and r Hlzcn of this republic enjoys pre­ Serge TROUSERS, a distance of three feet on cacti *ido way of winter gardening here at in 'South Florida conditions are p*r.Jv lsely the same privllcdgs* nnd is unnt ................... of the nine-fool nuisance it wouW Sanford, they have seen a growing ticularly acute. Little or no rain hns *b*r the compulsion of rendering prehelp wonderfully. But some way or city here at the head of the St. fallen for several months In the se c- 11 *s<,h' the same service to the state, Young Men’s SUITS, sizes 33 to 36, C O ffA ! The rains pass Thus good citizenship In the United other we alwuy* meet the nutoa John* river, they have learned that lions mentioned. at, each.................................................... tpO stfV « when the sund on the side of the road Vnnford and Jacksonville at each north of Florida hut, f..t some run '.State* of America nrst of all requires [that the citizen must concede to ev­ end of this great artery of com- son, avoid the state, *s the Jct-peni.— Florida post. merce have much in common nnd In the country ary dry roads nnd ery other citizen, the same rights, -------- o------------should get togi thcr on the big things dried-up fields. Vegetables nnd privileges and obligations that he C E L ER Y DID IT in the way of improvements thnt fruits are suffering and the former claims or recognizes ns his own. And why pursue the examination mean much to the entire state. The dying for lack of moisture. In the The First National Bank of San­ Sanford Avenueany furth«r? Dors not tnnt expresz -Near Second Street ford hns purchased the most desir­ Jacksonville men have learned thnt cities the atmosphere is impregnated it with fine dust which insinuates itself the solution of all controversy, all there iB something doing outside of able corner lot in thnt fast growing : aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ■■■■■■■■■■■■a into even closed apartments. It would city nnd will rommencc at once the their own particular bailiwick nnd lie difficult to estimate the loss to erection of a modern bunking building the other sections of Florida can be Florida Im such n drought as the assured of a better hearing, of a big­ that will cost 1100,000. The building present one. ger co-partnership, of a better under­ wil he six stories high, 50x117. That's This dry spring roughly balances a ww standing of the state problems among what celery does for Sanford.—Cler­ f rather wet winter, such as the last T our Jacksonville friends in the fu­ mont Press. ture, And the anme feeling wilt also one was. Koine will attribute it to ? Well, celery hnd something to do the gradual disappearance o f the for­ be noted in the attitude of the cities ? with it hut Sanford spirit is respon­ of Florida toward Jacksonville. It is ests, hut there is little reason to lny sible for the most of it nnd the fact £ the blame for tile phenomenon to the that Sanford men have built Sanford n good thing to "know thy neighbor." door of mail's greed and heediessnets and norm from the oul*lde so far altogether, in the m atter of the for­ I I TI I NG DOWN THE HILLhave done any of the city building ests that grcod and thoughtlessness ; HOARDS When you stop to consider thnt San­ have enough to answer for. Yet his­ ford money nlnnc and unaided has ac­ Kenneth, Roberta writing in the tory indicates that in the case of a The AII-Florida Special bearing one hundred Ja ck ­ complished all thnt lias been done £ Saturday Evening Post about Florida climate so mild ns thnt of Florida ov- @ here it is nothing les* thuti marvel­ t touches on the unsightly bill board* jury drought may be taken as a warn ♦I# sonville business men is due to spend an hour in Sanford ous. Y that flare into your face everywhere ing thnt continual denudation of th< in Florida just when you are getting I land will result in an utter loss ol this afternoon. T H E B E A U T IE S O F FLORIDA ready to admire the beautiful seen- 1fiuitfulness in the course of time. r WAITING TO EM BRACE YOU! Other* will be sure that "the cli­ ? cry- He speaks particularly o f Mia­ mi but lie could have seen the same mate i* changing." Every meteoro­ ? f Representatives of the B arnett National Bank will This is the time of year when to tiling in Seminole i r any other coun­ logical Inconvenience awakens that really live n man must get out and ty in the state. One or two hoards cry. Yet it has been proved from be aboard but due to the limited schedule, can meet only associate intimately with nature. 1were not noticeable but when they tlie rewords that it lias not changed The trees, gloriously green in their eolumenei to build a solid wall of for several centuries, uiul the idea a small number of your citizens. Even our Sanford pat­ garbs of the season; the fields, sway­ |them from Sanford to Orlando and is entertained only by the very young ing stretches o f color in the light; south to Tampa it is high time the or those with poor memories. There rons and your Bankers, whom we know well and regard breezes thnt rtlr indolently under the I county commissioners of this nnd ev­ have been cycles of wet ones, when Y weight of many perfumes—all these ery other county took a hand in the the irrigation schemes prompted by highly, must be greeted in fewer minutes than we would are common in early summer. And f game and take the position » f the droughty conditions were allowed to search the world over, fiom East Orange County commissioners who fall into decay. like. to West and frumm North to Mouth, f .Ordered all the sign boards from the Fruit i* beginning, to drop, but nnd nowhere will the senson of early public roads. The Lakeland Telegram thnt is only nature's way of prun. summer lie more wonderful than hero commends their notion in the follow­ ing to meet the situation—throwing Please then, accept this as an apology for a hasty off some fruits In order thnt other* ing: jaammamaaammaaaamamammmaaa "State wide comment is being stronger and better situated may visit and as an expression of our warm regard for the f heard over the action of the county take nourishment from the parent Y commissioner* of Orange County in tree, may continue to grow. Tlu> Celery City. ordering the removal of all advertis- winds ldow the loose soil about, but _ ing signs on county property. There flint’s natures hint to man. She is t 5 1is no objection nor could there he producing n dust mulch to prevent t J |any legal obstacle, to any ndvertiscr '.he dislocation of the soil from prorenting ground space beyond the feeding too far by cheeking the evap­ t highway right-of-way as is the cus­ oration under the Influence of the t tom In utmost all parts of the coun­ over-ardent sun’s rays. try but In thc*e latter days there Investigators have said thnt of Jacksonville has been such conglomeration of rus. Bought* renew the soil by drawing ty tin ami delnpldateh anil splintered ip to the top soil the fertilizing clc. y Courtesy nnd Prompt Ser­ hoards that the aspect ot mu aver­ ■nents which uhundant rains have £ vice Our Motto A FLORIDA LANDMARK age highway is anything hut pleas­ nrevioualy carried down into the t ing. The Orange county commission­ tub-soil, So thnt when the rains come r er* hnd previously set Saturday, Ap­ again the soil is richer than it would r ril 15, ns the date for the disnppenr. be under the influence of continued Phones 4 9 M 9 I ante of the signs and their order hnd Topping and cultivation. If the ❖ WEI.AKA BLOCK the hearty endorsement of the local thickening of the sap and scarcity of ❖ hill Ixinnl company which immcdintc- moisture make the late oranges OFFERING TO LADIES ; A $5*98 to$37*50 $1.98 to$5.98 $4.98 to$8.98 OFFERING TO MEN $4.98 j 69c I $3.98: I M. Kronen’s New Store I I’ * t f ! t Seeing Sanford £ if £ r r£ £ 1 r £t £ rr y r r ? 1 r £ r £ £ I j 4f’ § [GROCERIES! FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DF.ANF TURNER £ £ t £ The Barnett National Bank £ t £ I f £ �T 'T • '■j ‘ - w?> m | • • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1922 SOCIETY Mrs. Gene Miller, Mrs. I*. A. Brumley and Mrs. IT. I. Frazier arc ex­ pected home this afternoon from North Carolina where they spent the past week. . L | i f i * f ■** w k # - f 0T r o B i U It t* * golaS i# rtit* l* C i w rit# SANFORD BAND Pauline Kllmp, Ju lia Higgins, Carmen Gutherie, Mary Connelly and Alice DeCourscy. Althea Coons will be th e accompanist for the evening. BOAT HIDE One of the most delightful affairs given this season wns the boat ride given the members o f the Business and Professional Women's Club last evening by Capt. A. G. Atkinson, of the “Sanford." This jolly party left the Sanford d00*48 ul t0" T o'clock, and enjoyed a n,ost dellichtful trip on the U k c . go­ ing to Wekiwr., where they enjoyed supper around a huge camp Are, re . turning home by moonlight. The members of the Club are g rea t­ ly indebted to Capt Atkinson, for his kindness in entertaining the Club in such a delightful manner. The members of the N. dcV. Hownrd Chnpter of the United Daughters « sS S o f the Confederacy wish to thank the members of the Sanford Band who SOCIAL CALENDAR so generously furnished music for the exercises in Central Park on Memorial Dny, thereby contributing P' *' “ Tan Undue Club will much to the success of the program in honor o f our beloved Veterans. D- w<>od' sSsB & sn s^ SlW^ i 'X f k l0ry l,°Ur^ 4 sS w -?! I,„‘rJ ' ,Fc^ .'fi.tthn z: r-U ".-.--« - 6 - 1 •v!°? cuWription B; !<!«». «t «“ “°p.H?h Heuee .1 * T. by V ^ N o . 3 of the Mstho. ^ ‘ church will meet »t the home rf Mrs. D- A Kelley on Oak ave­ nue st 3:30 P. «• ,, o Brown, of Starke, was In the ttending to business. ritjr yesterday ■ v C Nicholson of Jacksonville » „ *,mong the business visitors here yesterdayMr?- S. Puleston i» visiting her ,ar.t. >lr». T. W. Ramsey at her keme in Tampa. Mr. ami Mrs. V. F. Gueyer of McK«.pon. Pa. are spending some time here at the Montezuma. R*v. A. S. Peck and Mr. Wndbrook »rr among the Sanford peoplo ntttnding thr Convocation in Miami this week. LO V ELY BRIDG E PARTY A very delightful toe ini event of yesterday morning wns the bridgo party given by Mrs. Henry Purdon at her home on Palmetto avenue, honor­ ing Mrs. Buttolph, who hns recently moved here from Augusta, Ga. Thero were Ave tables of players, und tho guests included tho members of the T. N. T. nnd Seminole* Bridge Club with n few extra guests. The rooms where the card tables were placed were beautifuully decorated v/ith quantities of white olean­ ders in silver baskets. Of exceptional interest was the gnme of bridge played during the morning, top score being made by Mrs. Reg. Holly who was awarded ... . . a set of bridge cards. The honoyeo wns presented a hand painted bridge score pad, ns memento of the oc­ casion. , . , At the conclusion of the card game the hostess served a delicious salad course and coffee. Invited to meet this charming honorec were Mcsdnmes L. E. Fcnn of Jackson v ille; S. M. Lloyd, J . B. Cole­ man, Donald Smith, Howard OverJin, J . B. Lawson, John C. Smith, Fred Dniger, Harry W alsh, Snm Youtx, Fred Wnlsmn, Archie Betts, Robert llin cs, J . C. Bennett, R. S. Holly, A. W . Lee, R. J . Holly. D. C Marlowe, Howard P. Smith. ALUMNI M EETIN G At the meeting of the Alumni of Sanford High School held at the High School last evening, HoV.y Lning presided, nnd Miss Fern Ward wns appointed Secretary pro-tom, and the fallowing committees were uppointed: Nominating Committee—Miss Ruth Kanner, Roberts, Brady, Chittenden, and Mrs. J . I>. Woodruff. Committee to dfaw up conntituttion nnd by-laws— Mrs. R. C. Mnxwell, Mrs. J . Stapler and Miss 7.ota jyliVj(j Hon nation which Is some big thing for Nothing nicer for gifts than fins Henry McLaulin, J r . this city, lie is taking much liter- stationery. Going below cost fo r two OPTICIAN—( V f b M ir r R I B T aturc with him and expects to boost weeks at the Herald office. 18-3tp Sanford upon each and every occas­ ion while away. CUT T H IS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY fru it B. G. Smith of banking Cut out this slip, enclose with f*v growing nml gardening fame in the nnj 'maTl'lt to" Foley & C o , 2835 s'hefOveldo section was in the city today , , . . . field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing youi | much to the delight of his many nnmo ^ nd),rM1 ,.|e, rly. You will 112 E ast. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. friends. B 0 . is talking of running r, tu n , „ trfa, knffe con for the legislature on the Republican mining Foley’s Honey nnd T ar Com­ ticket. pound fo r coughs, colds nod croup; Fotcy Kidney Pills for pains in sides Mrs. B. D, Sorrell and Mrs. J . B. and back; rheumatism, backache, kid­ Powell are opening the Elite Dress ney and bladder nilments; nnd Foley Mnking i’arlors in the Ferndaie A part­ LAYER RO LLS Cathartic Tablets, n wholesome and ments. The Indies are experienced in I10N0GRAPH RECORDS thoroughly cleansing cnthnrtic for con­ this line nnd lire especially well equip­ DPULAR SH E E T MUSIC stipation, biliousness, headaches, and ped tu give entire satisfaction to nil sluggish bowel*. Sold everywhere.— customers. Their announcement apAdv. J . H. HINTERM ISTER pears in another column of today's paper. PIANO CO. The world nt your door every even ing for i&c.— Daily Herald. Baked Chicken, Dressing, Wclnka I Hock Creamed Potatoes, Green Peas Pickled Beets WHY NOT TR Y Jelly, Home-made Rolls Pic Coffee 75c JU S T REC EIV ED Circle B, Presbyterian Church A Shipment of 27-3tc WHEN YOUR CAR IS OUT OF WIIACK Golf Clubs and Halls MKit RIF MATRONS BRIDGE CLUB s & O. M otor Co. Park Ave.- x* M -Sanford, Florida ............................ ..................................................... ... .....................................................a ......................s i— r» *4 *a T H E SPO RTSM AN 'S STORK 117 Park Ave. Sanford, Florida ill HR U, [? I rv rv rv rtp rt I J v/ L H J E iO GLOBE PIANO CO. NEW PERFECTION IM A Y U T E i T C I T I / l A M L i l jL A J BAVR YOU MONEY Write us 0 0 CboM Stores and Ovens DORTS no smoke and to make disagree­ 5tr able work of coo king witfulie New Perfection Oil Stove. Clean, intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the name stays where you set it. T [J OTHERS. P These can* are In good condition, nnd nny of them Is a bargain nt the prices we are asking. We are going to sell them regardless of price. Term s to J0U B. & 0 . MOTOR CO. $1.50 1.000 Business Cards 3.7.1 1.000 Billheads, size 0 1.23 1.000 6 8i Envelopes L5J h lERE'S W e’Ube glad to demonstrate how easily you can regulate the New Perfection for any sort o f cooking. Wehave the New Perfection Oven also— and it bakes perfectly. Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO. FLORIDA SANFORD MATTRESS TORY Seminole Printery will |ail,* u n B i i l m i l ........ RaBiBiaBaiiiRRaiaaaaaRiiuNa And maybe those Jn x bring us rain. j National Bicycle Week : Mr. L. I’. Hagan hns ju st purchased a new Baby Gram! Piano from the J . H. 11 interminster Piano Co. R. C. ECHOLS. Prop. “Old Mattress Made New and New Mattress Made to Order" French Avenue and !7*.h Street Sparton Horn j Furniture Co. Sanford B attery Service Company NOTICE TO FARMERS Now’s the time for you to buy n MOLINE TRACTOR. Wc Have a spccinl offer that you cannot nfTord to let get by you. ^ For every farmer can alTortl to buy but you cannot nfford , not to buy n real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a a great success iu tliin section. Until October 11th, 19...., we will scl! you a— MOLINE, Model I), latest improved Tractors S for $528.00 ■ Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for immediate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. lie- ■ member tills offer is only good until October 11th, so place ■ your order now. Phone 101 I'HONK 21 nil LAKE .MONROE, FLORIDA !Mh nnd French a n e i I M. M. Smith of Orlando anil Winter Pork and Sanford was here today looking over his Innded interests. APRIL 29TH TO MAY 6TH h id e a BICYCLE--------- R ID E A BICYCLE 1 a i FIVE a d o l l a r s r e d u c t io n in prices of all Bicycles l during this week j GET YOUR B IC Y C LE NOW a a I). G. Wagner the popular insurance man from Kissimmee was in the city ■ today shaking hands with his many J ■ Sanford friends. ■ : ■ a j Sanford Cycle C o . 117 Park Avenue a a I HIDE '" l i i u i a BICYCLE--------- R ID E A BICYCLE The work of tearing down the old S ta r Theatre is going on apace and will soon be completed nnd this corn­ er \^II then be graced with an up-to date theatre. .Mr. A. C. Cates has purchased a new Ipatev Piano for thc recreation room of his apartment. The sale was made by the lllnterm lnstcr Piano Company. : IL W. Pearman secretary of tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce will represent that body at the big meet­ ing o f Commercial secretaries a t Nashville. Tenn., this week leaving ■ today fe r the trip. Mr. Pearman is ■ vice president of the national asao- ""■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ai|aaaaaBiiaaaaaxxaiaaBBaBiNBBBaa Service Sanford a a FAC- BELL BROS. Jacksonville dny in Sanford. folks ----------------- ,1 • - *_ * a . A CD BUICKS s r s b r 1 is sa a n lift -1 Phone 447-W AND A FEW ....................c v aim in t ^ ■ ■ ------------------- -- - - - - a t ■ I I ■ I * . a ............................... •• FO R SA LE B Y A L L GROCERS W I G H T G R O C E R Y CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS HANFORD 1 SANFORD CYCLE CO. a Corner F irst and Elm 1.000 ilnmmermill letterh ead s ‘ PERSONALS ^ DISTRIBUTORS ALL WORK GUARANTEED FORTN IGH TLY B R ID G E CLUB 209 PARK AVE., SAN FO RD, FLA . Mrs. Frank Miller wns the charming hostess yesterday morning at a Distributors for bridge club luncheon, a t her home on LEXINGTON and HUPM OB1LR Magnolia avenue, the guests includ­ ing thc members of tho Fortnightly Bridge Club nnd one ex tra table. Quantities of lovely vnrl-colorcd spring flowers were used in charming . . G A N F O R D profusion in th o rooms where the » 116 For Parties, Picnic*, Fishing, Outings card tnhles wero arranged. The card game proved most inter­ esting, and the prize, for high score Capt. Atkinson silk lingerie, was won by Mrs. H. B. Phone 295-L1 Lewis, while the cut prize, a dainty Kenldence 203 E. Third S t., Snnford fan, wns won by Mrs. George Do Cottcs. At one o’clock a delectable three LOOK AT T H ESE CUT course luncheon m s served. PRICES! i maaRiKam <B. Foot of F irst Street. Sanrnrd Avenue B * Conte in and Look Them Over Washingand Polishing n Specially AUTO R EPA IR S All Work Guaranteed be* given, also officers will ho elec­ ted nnd ptnns made for n banquet to l>e given Commencement Week. All graduates nre urged to ho pres­ ent nt this meeting. NEWPRICES LEXINGTON S E R IE S 22 Chassis ....................................................$1545.00 o-Passenger............................................... 1745.00 6-passenger............................................... 1845.00 5Passenger California T o p .... . 2045.00 6Passenger California T o p .......... 2145.00 5-Passenger Sport Model..................... 2145.00 4Passenger C oupe........................... 2345.00 5Passenger S e d a n ........................... 2545.00 RIVE & WARD XPfgil - PLAY GOLF URK’S REPAIR SHOP There will he n business meeting, at the Ugh School Monday night, May Arst nt which tim e the reports from thc nominntlnfr , ommiltco wi|| | Mrs. Harry’ Heoron was hostess I yesterday afternoon, entertaining in her usual charming nml gracious manner, the members of tho Merrio Matrons Bridge Club. There being MAY DAY TEA . two tables of players. Mr. and Mrs. L. t\ Fi nn of Jackson­ Among those taking part in the The hours passed quickly in the inville sre the house guests of Mr. and May Pole Dance Monday afternoon tcrcstln g game of hridgu played, and Mrs. Howard P. Smith at their home by thc Pipe Organ Club are Ruth the prize for high score, a pottery en Sanford Heights, Mr. Fcnn ia i Ponrmnn, Elsie Freeman, Mary Bu basket filled with sweet peas was won ford Powell, Mnrjorie Forrest, Mary by Mrs. D. P. Drummond. the bank auditor. B. Kelly, Mny Purdon, B etty McKin­ Following the awarding of the prize Mrs. II (1 Mendenhall nnd mother non, Dorothy Ryan, Mnrgaret Purdon, the hostess served tempting refresh, Mrs Wooley, of St. Petersburg, nre Elizabeth Methvin, Ann Robson and ments consisting of strawberry ice spending the week-end here as thc M arjorie DuBose. cream , nnget food cake, salted a l­ rie:tj of Mrs. W. J. McBride. Mrs. The children taking part In the monds nnd coffee. Wooley is en mute to California Piny are Thresn Coons, Mny Queen, Substituting for un absent club •here she will visit her sister. Katherine Powell, Dorothy Haynes, member was Mrs. Dnvid Caldwell. i The club members who enjoyed Mrs. Hceron’s cordial hospitality were Mesdames R. J . Holly, D. P. Drum­ mond, C. E. Henry, A. W. F itts, IL B. Lewis, Fred Walsma and W. T. Langley. Mr. ami Mrs. C. Falrbank, Mrs. \V Waster nnd daughter nnd Min Beatrice Falrbank of Toledo, Ohio, nre stopping nt the Montezuma for a short stay. IAN0S HONOGRAPHS �rr * 'r rw j hi Sr* M 5 5 K 5 ! 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J L * i l£ 1/ Drcaa Gingham, good A I Z f quality, yard JL 9 1 * ■ ■ B B Dress Gingham, 32- 4 in. wide, good qua!. l O L KANNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE Quantities are limited on many of these bargains and they won’t last long, therefore it Is to your in­ terest to come early 3 Blocks From High Prices Rem em ber 213-215 Sanford Ave. Phone 550 This fast color percale Is unexcelled for making B Zyphr Ginghams, best quality, 32-inches wide, O / l s * should buy your summer supply at this price, yard yard ...... Lawn, good quality, solid col­ ors, also fancy pat- j terns, yard B B WHITE GOODS AND DOMESTICS SPECIA L!! Unbleached Muslin, good qual­ ity, 3G-in. Tissue Ginghams wide, yard______ J . Z g 4_/ in a variety of patterns and our regular price of this ma­ Hleached Muslin, terial is 5Dc a yard. good quality, vd. « Saturday anil Monday Only B Androscoggin Muslin, best B quality, 36-in. O O o yard B wide, yard________ B 15c 45c Organdie, good quality, colors Pepperill Pillow Tubing, light blue, pink and ll). wide, 46c value, yard lavender yard ... *1 f f L dri­ Mattress Ticking, good quali­ Nainsook, good quality, soft ty. This is a barfinish material, -4 /“ gain, yard l o 'L SC-iii. wide, yard Linen Finish Suiting, we are Nainsook, extra fine quality, yard offering this serviceable material for two A A „ Indian Head, linen days only at yard finish, yard B B Colors, white, rose, lavender ■ and green a 24c SILKS Ratine, very best quality. Reg­ ular price of this material is Good quality Taffeta, regular ■ B price yard, $1.05. Colors $1.25 a yard. Sale price K navy and black f*A ■ Saturday and Q Q o Kale Price, yd. Monday, only, yd O v v a B and 3 Blocks From High Prices 213-215 Sanford Ave. Saturday and Monday SPECIAL SCOUT PERCALES serviceable house dresses and aprons B B B B B B B B B THIS SA LE IS KANNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE you SPECIAL CURTAIN SCRIM Good Quality White only Satin, finest quality, price yard $2.50. navy and black Sale Price, yd,.. regular [ Colors $1.95 Pongee, natural color, pure silk, very best JQ quality, yard Messaline, brown only, good quality. The regular price of this Messaline is $1.75. Sale Price, Q -d Q Q yard .... $ A » t J t / Enameled Tea Kettles, 7-quart $1.00 value, 7 9 C Rockingham Tea Pots, regular price 75c. ff C a* Sale Price V V w Kitchen Lamps, complete, re­ flector, shade and burner V t/ A * Wire Clothes Lines, each 25c f’ups and Saucers, St. Dennis style, sale Q -fl A A price. 6 for t® A » "r l_ F IOC COUNTER GOODS Percale Bungalow good quality, each .............. . O. N. T. Crochet C otton ............. “ v V $1.39 J . & P. Coats Crochet Cotton, 25c J . & P. Coats Spool Cotton, 150 yard spools, 25c fi for________ Straight Pins, G pkgs. for ................ 25c 85c Ladies’ Silk Hose, full fash­ ioned effect, thread silk, pair / e/V 98c Ladies’ Silk Hose, extra good quality, $2 val., Q - f A Q pair ........... . . y i i T i / Hohnwk Sheets . 2 X 1 ) 0 , Call l l .. Ap­ 39c $1.69 <21 Ladles’ White Canvas Oxford* The canvas uppers are of the very best material, extra fine weave which accounts for the good appearance. Then the thick cork Innersoles and rubber bottoms for comfort, places this shoe in a class to itself. Military heels. lL*gU. lar price per pair $3.25. Sale Price 2 Days Only, Pair $2.95 gr* Mohawk Sheets, 81x00 each ... yard Men’s Pin Check Pants, pair Men’s Work Shirts, good quality blue cham- / » Q « bray, each _____ U t / L Men’s DeLuxe Union Suits O t/ C c CHILDREN’S PATENT Men’s Topkis Union Suits, exPUMPS tra good quality, perfect lilting, regular 1-strap, low heels price $1, special Sale Price, pair Men’s White Dress Shirts, collar attached. This is a real value, worth $1.75, Sale price_________ Men’s Work Shoes, gfxnl qual­ Men’s White Oxford Shirts, ity outing bats. D A n r collar attached. This shirt Sale price, pr t ^ Z a O f ) needs no description for ev­ ery one knows that it is the most thimble and best look­ ing .shirt on the market for ordinary wear. Regular price $2. Sale Q *| 4 Q O FF ON ALL W. L. DOUG­ price__________ LASS SHOES ANI) Men’s Elastic Si am O P OXFORDS " Drawers, pair For Two Days Onlv 08c Ladies’ Rubber Kitchen rons, regular price 50c, Sale Price Ladies’ Patent Pumps, 1-strap Junior Louis heels. 3 pm) value. Sale a /« price, pair U. S. IL C. Kvds Ladies’ Night Gowns, of ex­ cellent quality Nainsook and beautifully trimmed. $1.50 value, Sale Q C » price, each Aprons, Ladies’ Patent Sandals, onestrap, medium heels, 335,1 value. Sale O n q . ■ Price ............... SPEC IA L!! THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN ONLY 15c Phone 550 SHOE DEPT. $1.95 20S £ 0 y jL t V if B B Duplex Window Shades r , : r ........ . $ 1.00 K-A-R-G-A-I-N-S Aluminum W ater Pails 12-quurt, only fi**! Q Q t J jA * 0 iJ B-A-R-G-A-l-N-S Enameled Dish Pans T tZ n 1 dv* 14-quart, only H-A-R-G-A-I-N-S Rag Rugs 36x54 4-String Broom Dairy Pails 10-quart $1.25 49c 19c B-A-R-G-A-I-N-S B-A-R-G-A-t-N-S B-A-R-G-A-I-N-S IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBHBBBB^BBB —-tviBBBBIBBBBBBBUBIBBBBlBBBBBBBBBBI I I B I B B B I B B B t a B B B f l B B B B B I B B I B I B B B I B I B I B I B I I I l l l l I B B I B l I l l i i u i i l i i a i a p i l I B B B I B B l I B B B I B M I l l l l U m i l l l l U l l ! II ■iiBBii«iiiiiiaBiiiaiiiipiBfliBiiiiiiBiBiiiBiiairinil IIAND WILL PI,AY TONIGHT IN PARK— IIV TKCSTKKH OK HAVE KINK PIUHilt A'I 1(01.1.INS COI.I.ROK ed by Mrs. Fellows. Many business the St. Agnes Guild T Phone cither matters were discussed. After the Mrs. Archie Rett*, 222, or Mrs. Fred ..................................................................................................................... meeting refreshments were served. Daiger, 217-W for reservations. 2K-3tc An til I-day meeting will be held next B week at the home of Mrs. Knht. (ilrnn Already a large part of the stock ■ ■ The Municipal Hand will entertain The trustee* of Itollins college met on French avenue. has been disposed of for the build­ yesterday nnd informed Hon. \V. It. Sanford people tonight at Central ing of a (Hive story hotel nt Plant 0 ‘Ncnl, treasurer of the college, thnt Dark with a fine concert in the follow­ City. The building will cost approx­ Rids will be received by the First if lie resigned the resignation would ing program: imately 1160,000 and work will start National Rank, Sanford, Fla., for tho R. R, Hull not he accepted nnd thnt they had March—-Independentin purchase of the buildings standing on tool). H the utmost confidence in his integrity Grand selection from II. Travatore the bd, corner First Street nnd Park B ti Verdi nnd ability to manage the financial B Conti acta for paving 25,000 square Avenue, known ns the Miller comer. B Intro II Mescrio, Anvil Chorus a ffa irs of the institution. Successful bidder to remove all butld- yards for the town of Chipley has B Cornet Solo—Love Me and the A committee of Winter Park citlings, leaving lot clear. Rids will he been awarded Davis Construction World is Mine K. It. Rail lUM, Del Mason, .Mrs. \V. Temple, received until May filh, P.K1J. 2rt--ltc Co., of Macon, G». Clms. Harvey Mrs, C, II, Morse, Edward Keeiel, W alter Schultx and Miss Peschimin, lloston Valle C. KsV. Si leger IA plan i sunder way for the organ­ SURSCRIPTION PARTY Amour Philip Kniesemnn was informed that a competent audit isation of another hank at Plant Have you made your reservations Intermission of the Isioks had been made from City. The company will incorporate for the Rridgc and I»<H) Party to be for 1100,000 . year to year and by a |»ildic arcoun- Tiembone#—Sliding Jim K. II. Eosey given Monday evening at H o’clock nt taut in the last seven years. Accord- 1Overtun Glorious Nation E. Itergeuholtx the Parish House by lhe members of TUT l DAn r Hr ItAID WAJTT AD. ini; to members of the board of truslees, ibis committee left the m eeting, Dvorak’s Humoresque satisfied Unit there had been a misun­ Popular Hits of *22—Selected SPECIA L LOTS OF MEN’S. WOMEN’S And Key derstanding. In fact, it was asserted S ta r Spangled Danner a ■ members iif the committee were ina a CHILDREN’S SHOES at a a dignnnt at what was chnrnclerired “WAY DOWN BAHT* A RIC H IT KVKItYWIlKltK ns the unwarranted attack thnt had ■ been made upon the present adminis­ D. W. G riffith ’s wonder spectacle, tration ami declared thnt full public­ ity should he given the tm e state of “Way Down E ast," built upon the : : story of the play of thnt title which affairs at the college. Del Mason, a member of tho com­ was so popular a few seasons back is NO F A K E — Real Genuine Bargains mittee, stated thnt he would take to In- the main attraction nt the Prin­ the m atter up with the Men’a Club cess Theatre Friday (tonight > and of Winter Park and explain the tomorrow. No attractions for years has created the stir that has followed question in full to its membership. JJ Also with every pair of Dress Shoes sold from j Mr. O’Neal, who returned earlier in ^this production eviy since "W ay Down the week from Chicago and Indianap- E ast” was brought out In New York ■ regular stock on Saturday or Monday we will • Will Help You Keep Cool olis where ho had been on buaineaa in City where it bad an unprecedented S give at ONE-HALF PRICE one pair of Silk jj conueetion wth Rollins has made no run thnt broke all box office records. See our window display of all kinds Other cities nre also now entertaining e tat omen t.e-Orlnndo Sentinel. : Hose or Socks, any color or price. ?l this attraction for indefinite runs. Tlie epidemic if hip flasks doubt­ less is due to the fact (hat the law la SPAULDING CIRCLE no inspector of persona. The Jenny Spaulding Circle met on April 27th at the home of Mrs. K. M. ■ ■ Carrol, a good attendance of members : and devotional exercises were conduct- : O’.NKAI. I ’PIIKI.D STOCK-CLEARING SALE At D. L. Thrasher’s SATURDAY AND MONDAY Hot Weather Is Here ONE-HALF PRICE ;§ ' 20TH CENTURY COOLER \ B all H a r d w a r e Co. \ i D. L. Thrasher ..... ..... ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ __ A __i____ _ iM �i-TTg l tm 1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1922 ^ Z t 5CEKET1'1 LAND NBA11 T ' __ __ !'r ,’ * , i nd I , u p A April 2 5 ,— Federal * * 0r*.nt " j l0Cal Governme waten out * lf° yttienUy t0 . II! who were so* ■ '% ’ nine Chinese wno " " " T " ** . . . j j Pf*r Tampa • 7 svrmie. °f cscapcj™ “ enthusiasm was shown fo r tbs chsraber of commerce proposal to hare a g(grt madg th u year in the establish,nent of Arcadia aa a berry and truck growing center." While the plan has to BOCUro, if possible, the promistf n hundred acres, the start will ^ followed up, and possibly _ _________»i._ . . t ____ others will come into the scheme. With a fair acreage planned, it will i,„ pn„|c r (n KPt buyer* nnd have all other arrangem ents made for the shipment of large amounts of berrics. MAY 25. 26, 2 7 Tarn pa at Daytona. # Lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. MAY 29, 30, 31— St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando nt Jacksonville. JU N E 1. 2, 3— Orlando nt Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa, St. Petersburg nt Ijinkcland. JU N E 5. 6, 7— ^ 0thW Lnkelnnd at Daytona. !*“ tb,j\T notified as a Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. fc T r 'U tlo r . to Prevent tbs E V B N T : ANNUAL MAY I)AY T E A . Tampa at Orlando. thT foreigners from Flor- PLA C E: JU N E 8, 9. 10— If) FO X-GA TCH EL LAWN. Oak Are. Dnytona nt Orlando. „ ,Ioo<) captain of the aux- T IM E : Lakeland at Jacksonville. f ®Uf ^ t t a Mildred, nnd five MONDAY AFTERNOON, 5 to 7 Tampa at S t. Petersburg. i . c«w arc under arPROGRAM: JU N E 12, 13. U — ^ £ * l d with smuggling the May Pole Drill Daytona nt Jacksonville. ^ .fo tT tlh * country from Car* Music. Orlando at St. Petersburg. ^ ro h a They wi‘rc arrested af* May Day Play Tnmjuf nt Lakeland. oW (tn found signs on Songs. : JU N E 15, 16. 17— that indicated smuggling, Refreshm ents. Jacksonville at Daytona. I d l i n g to authorities, hav. I A U SP IC E S: P IP E ORGAN CLUB. Lakeland nt S t. Petersburg. fo»td to the charges. (Silver Offering) Orlnndo nt Tpmpn. Heard Th-mp^on, Eira Atkin JU N E 19. 20. 21— t ,*3 Jsckson Palmer have been The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. Dnytonn nt Lnkelnnd. on information furnished b y ___________________ Jncksortvillo nt Orlando. ■tm of the crew, charge* wi h D H ER M O TnEU WONDER* S t. Petersburg nt Tnmpa. yportirg the furtigner. by auto* FU L LY JU N E 22. 23. 21— frr.m the bent ,0 r#n1P*' n _______ Dnytonn nt Tnmpa. of stout six miles j n tj,ese days of "flu ," cough:;, Cidds, Jacksonville at Lakeland. 4] r.-.t deferMants wil! t ■■ crnnte ;n)U^ nmj w|,ooping cough, it is well St. Petersburg nt Orlnndc. Irtr/f before 1 nitrd M ‘! l ' * ° m* ^ j(nQW that every year there nr© JU N p 2 G, 27. 28— r»t J " lonc tlBeij morc bottles of Foley’s Honey Dnytonn nt S t. Petersburg. and Tnr than of any other cough Orlnndo nt Lnkelnnd. Hunt, 515 W. Cth I • :i ' * * * * * medicine. Mrs. S . L. II Tnmpn nt Jacksonville. U II00 1-er couple. -U> g , CIncinnnti( Ohio, Writes: "F o ley ’s JU N E 29, 30—JU L Y 1— Honey and T a r relieved me of n hack­ Tnmpn nt Dnytonn. L PUKE HHIIHit! ing cough, tickling in tho throat, lakeland nt Orlnndo. |\ DWTONA wheezing nnd pains in the cheat. It St. Petersburg nt Jncksonville. is helping my mother wonderfully." JU L Y 3, i, 5— |DAYTONA, A ril 27. Plana for That'a why druggists recommend FnlS t. Petersburg nt Dnytona. L .. * | ■•a ft.- bridges jy'|. Sold everywhere.—Adv. Lakeland nt Tnmpn. . " i-.> ■ -«ninie -----------------------------Orlnndo «t Jacksonville. , £„t bridge « H have two on* NOTICE! JU L Y 6. 7, 8— p ion the Dayt h One nt ---------Orlnndo lit Dnytonn. I l the other at Mag* r n E C|TV REG ISTRA TIO N BOOKS Jnrksunvilte nt Tnmj.n. l!* will ARE N 0W OPEN AT TH E CITY St. Petersburg at Imkelnnd. U v shape to the *1 mnd and from H A LL AND W ILL REMAIN OPEN JU L Y 10, I I , 12— } H b -ide there UN TIL T U E SD A Y , MAY 2, 1022. Lnkelnnd nt Daytona. ON ere bridge L. R. P H IL IPS. Jacksonville nt Tnmpa. n bridges -20-lOtc City Registration Officer. St. Petersburg nt Lnkelnnd. L ;• • r.l fi,. ! •it-, the llfth ___________________ JU L Y 13. 14. 15— R ts* Ii »ll are O FFIC IA L SC H ED U LE Daytona nt Orliyido. Lakeland nt Jncksonville. *' 11 ,h I’-1' VV'M n" O F FLORIDA ST A T E tv« !‘ r ary ere fur remaining on Tnmpa at Lnkelnnd. LEA G U E FOR 1922. |bs ».4r of the river at all. JU L Y 20. 21. 22— Jacksonville nt Daytona. Uit’srd Ad (Yuti ha- recently in* APRIL 27. 28, 29— Orlnndo nt Tnmpn. Orlando at Daytona. id a Golden Rule sale day In Lnkelnnd nt St. Petersburg. Jneksonvillc at Tampa. uitir.d. sr.il th' newspapers of that JU L Y 21. 25, 26— St. Petersburg nt Lakeland. dcUre that it w irked splendid* Daytona at Lakeland. The a. ■'.'unt of the first day's MAY 1. 2. 3— Jacksonville nt Orlnndo. Lakeland a t Daytona. kVi dcsr.'t tell what the general St. Petersburg nt Tnmpn. Jacksonville nt S t. Petersburg. K'n ard rcgilati ■ arc, but it li Tnmpa nt Orlando. ■ftnmrd that nu ri hunts were ex* Wd to offer bargain* nt cost, or M'VY 4, 5, 6— esr rt. the rc» lit wn* n regulnr Dnytonn nt Orlando. 'f rh r;-.:r.g -r.J the turn* b-kc!r.r.d s t JncbacnviStc. [sfslcto f g ">ils into cash. Any Tnn.pa nt St, Petersburg, cf i hsrruin day will hring the MAY 8, 9, 10 beffen, snd there are times when Dnytonn nt Jacksonville. Orlando at SL Petersburg. Bftrhsnto nml to exchange Tampa at Lakeland. di for money. MAY I I , 12, IS— “A biom in grove sales follows Jacksonville a t Daytona. prices for oranges," says the Lakeland at SL Petersburg. ran!) Sentinel. "Valencias are Ortando at Tampa. •Urns well. »-,th many growers bold­ e r Nt for seven and eight dollnrs MAY 15. 16, 17— Dnytona a t Lakclnnd. i b>*. Real evtitr :« active." Tho Jncksonville nt Orlando. “ry r <* on t «»y that great ac* St. Petersburg nt Tampa. ®n,)r 1* r‘ 'cl in rr.ii estate in that MAY 18. 19. 20— ir,l the demand for groves, Dnytonn at Tampa. ud little, i, nrre.vsing.. Orange Jacksonville a t Lnkeland. pave property rsnn< t tie bought for St. Petersburg a t Orlando. 1 nnd those owning MAY 22 , 23, 24— trove* nrr appreciating the Daytona nt St. Petersburg. N*rt frbuiiwd sr.l will have to be Orlnndo a t Lakeland. paid to triv,. them up The deTnmpn nt Jncksonville. M f -r or,! 1 r than It n tr heen, ar^i late varieties will rn v nire sum. Employment Bureau.. HUf the T e r | number of ncres * Fluted in ‘tnw lu rries in this The vocational committee of the Busi­ I**1 ’) Lr the n. *t season were ness nnd Professional Women's Club J »t » (netting held hero rc- requests all young women desiring l»>* thi Arcadia News. "The employment to register nt the First “,g "■ • i<il by nliout sev* Nntionnl Bank. ***1 . e pert ir.j, :,nd ronsidcrahle AGNES G. B E R N E R , Chairman JU L Y 27. 28, 29— Dnytonn at Tampa. Jacksonville nt L ak elan d s. . . St. Petersburg at Orlando. | WATCH YOUR DOLLARS j I GROW easy to maintain, and the fas­ cination of watching’ it grow to substantial proportions more than repays the saver for the lit­ tle sacrifices that have been necessary to make it what it is. Start your dollars on the right road—here— today. Daytona at St. Petersburg. Orlando nt Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville. AUGUST 3, 4, 5— Tnmpn at Dnytona. I-akclnnd at Orlando. S t. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. AUGUST 7. 8 . 9 — S t. Petersburg at Dnytona, Lnkelnnd at Tnmpa. Orlnndo at Jacksonville. AUGUST 10, 11, 12— Orlando nt Daytona. Jncksonville nt Tnmpa. St. Petersburg nt Lakeland. AUGUST 14. 15. 16— Lakeland at Dnytona. Jncksonville nt St. Petersburg. Tampa nt Orlnndo. AUGUST 17. 18. in— Daytona at Orlando. Imkelntnl nt Jacksonville. Tnmpa at S t. Petersburg. H ill H ardw are Co. HAS JU S T Tf J Ln A COM Yourself Do not try to pay bills without n checking account. If you do, you will Burely get nil tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you can keep nn accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites you to become one of its customers. The Peoples Bank of Sanlord j ■ (/LEAN,\ REFRIGERATORS S A F E T Y F IR S T Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public and all users of ELDER SPItlN tlS WATER to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. This i» poailively the best R efrigera­ tor on the Market Today ---------- CALL AND S E E IT - ■ ■ Call phone III l and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. ^ ■ SANFORD >: ■ ■ | FLORIDA j ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a The Herald for first class job work. The llcrnld for first class job work. b efo re You HEN Isaac Newton, the g reat mathematician and philosopher, was asked how he worked out a com­ plicated problem, he replied: “ I keep it before me.” Glance through the advertising columns of this paper and in a few minutes you have before you numerous things you want to buy now or a t some future date., Advertising has stabilized prices. The advertiser names his price—one for all. You can know that in paying it you are getting the same deal as the next one. Keep it before you. You owe it to your pocketbook. Advertising has helped stabilize quality. Only the best wares are spread before you on these printed pages. I he men who advertise here are making public certain claims, on the fulfillment of which depends their com­ mercial success. * 5 * Elder Springs Water Co. <:4 ■ ■ The Ford people of Sanford as well us the Western Union recommend thin water for batteries. Keep It Before You »•V ■! : ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a O N E-PIECE, PORCELAIN LINED A COMMUNITY BUILDER " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i i i i i i u REC EIV ED P I.E T K LIN E OF !first National Bank i B. F. W IIIT N B R , Cashier A CHECK ON Keep it before you. Advertising gives you news of the latest and best things made with word as to what they cost and what they wul do. It puts before your eyes the pick of the country s market and the selection of the particular kind, shape, size and color that best suits your taste and fits your pocketbook. A Bank Account once be^un, is r ' P roilBTR B, President n il JULY 31—AUGUST 1. 2— Keep l > > l> llaaiai," a ea • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ PAG* SEVEN � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 28, 1922; <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/44f7d43eb1ca134ae79436d7e5b0ebdd.pdf 3aa514a97c7bfbde5805ec6cab09192f PDF Text Text . ' , ■ • ; ’•’ , •' - • ' ■ : • . . • • v * ' ... v M M B W 'f lp x M j / V’f i S anford Daily Herald SANFORD ^ 0Ub.u.w: SANFORD •The City Substantial" IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G REATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION NUMBER 29 SAN FO R I), F L O R ID A . SATU R D AY, A P R IL 29,1922 ,II j SUFFER FINANCIAL LOSS MANY MILLION DOLLARS Central and pastern l !ni. : l n , Floods ExLouisiana act Larffc Toll RERICEBINCAMPS L o iS A S I* AHF. HOMEI.E 8 8 S S ; taken c a r e o f HY T11E HER CROSS FLORIDA STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEETS AT • CHILDREN CRUSADERS FOUR STATE POLICEMEN ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON TODAY PROTEST TO THE PRESIDENT SIX STRIKING MINERS ARE Against Holding Political Prisoners in the Feder­ al Prison ( I l f T h r A a a » r U l r 4 1‘ r t u l INJURED IN FIERCE RIOT A t Hillman Coal Com­ SEES NO DRAIN pany, Near UnionON TREASURY IN town, Pa., Today SOLDIER RONUS F I F T Y ARRESTS W ASH IN G TO N , April 29.— The arrival in Wnflhington today o f tho Children’s Crusade, composed of the children anti wives of men in federal prisons for violation of war laws w u h marked by an­ nouncement from the W hite House delegation that they would not be received by President Hurtling. The children and women num­ bering thirty-seven were in charge of Mrs. Kate Richards O’Hare, LAKELAND NEXT W E E K of St. Louis, would be given every consideration and attention by Lodge nnd Other leaden* F ed That Financing Will Not He Hard W IT H IN T E R E S T IN G Attorney General Daugherty the announcement Hnid. PROGRAM L A K E L A N D , April 23.— (S p ecial). ' — The progrnm prepared by officer* 'o f the Florldn State Horticultural So KENTUCKY MOUNTAINEERS BRING IN THEIR STILLS AND DECIDE TO BEHAVE W A S H IN G TO N , A pril 29.— Senator Lodge nnd other Republican loaders arc o f the opinion thnt whatever sol­ diers bonus plan is adopted finally can be readily financed without im ­ posing a serious drain upon the treas­ ury, it was ascertained from officinl sources today. The cut o f »a^;. 0 ,000 .000 , which it was snid had been made in the nation­ al debt since 1919 has left them con­ vinced that the deficit o f f 2 .r>0 ,000,000 or even $'>00,000,000 Secretary Mellon stated recently was threatening the country, should not stand as an argu­ ment thnt the government cannot a f­ ford to take care o f the bonus. They believe thnt tho bonus can easily be provided fo r by the issuance of additional certificates o f indebted­ ness, fo r which the treasury was g iv­ en ample authorization by the liberty bond and victory note nets, until such time ns interest payments on the B rit­ ish debt becomes available. IHCKOT 8 A T MINK. TR IB D KF.EP NO N-U N IO N MKN FROM W ORKING I llr Thr TO A . a . r l i l r . I 'r r a a l U N IO N TO W N , I’n., April 29.— Four Tk*1AMOfUlc* than V lTtTItt, April - 'I " " 2 —9 -M- o r e ciety the Thirty-fifth annual meetKATcflS. state policemen and half a dozen l * tK&m»nd ^vr*<,n,, wl11 bon,,!* Inc, which open* in l.akclnnd Tuesday strike sympathisers were injured in a J.. or suffer financial losses and to- tvening| M ay 2nd, Includes a wide riot at the Hillman Coni Company destruction of property wil nnKV of subjecta, and the annual admine No. I ten mile* from hero to­ ,ant to many millions in Central ^ by p r, aident H. Harold Hume, day. F ifty arrests were made. A Extern I-oui»l»n» as the result 0 jen g a|nt j j nry ( nnd the address o f Aged Minister Prays in Court Room That Law ­ crowd of men nnd women estimated If r. <d». » " * * estimated here to- Hon Frank j cnn|ngs, of Jacksonville, at 500 assembled at tho mine and lessness May Cease . ‘ ’ I nre the principal features o f the first sought to prevent a dozen or mors session. On Wednciday and Thurs­ miners from entering. State police I d r T h e AMiwUlfd I'rtM l . HEW 29.— lnter- uny, day, the have were summoned nnd were greeted JiF.W ORLEANS, Unur.rt.-AAJ, April .-i me members u ii.i.-v .. will - ........ - threo- ses M ANCH ESTER, Ky., April 29.— Twenty-five mountaineers of , in the Mississippi river flood sit- a|ong cncb day, beginning nt 9:30 a. m. Clay County confessed thnt they were making moonshine and left With a shower o f stones. The troop­ ostlN yesterday was divided between Among the feature . addresses nro for their homes in the hills to bring their stills into court when an ers were overwhelmed but continued tt, work of thomand* of men, hastily "Co-renltlon o f Sunspots nnd Florida nged minister arose in a crowded court room yesterday nnd prayed the fig h t Reinforcements camo to from .11 w a l k , of life to prevent Freexes," by J. It. Watson, E x p e r i ­ the aid of the troupers nnd dispersed that lawlessness in the mountains cease. farther break, in levee and the efforte ment Station, Gainesville;' “ State the crowd. rf inullcr groups to locate refuge**, Beautification and Conservation.” by Mrs. A. U. Whitman, Orlando; “ Mak­ u d remove them to safety. TW O IIONUS P L A N S Rescue work wa. carried on without ing Florida Home Grounds A ttra c­ SU BM ITTED IIY SE N A TE ttenniuion in the Kcrriday area and tive,” by W . A . Cook, Oneco; “ Pro­ TO BE D R A FTE D SOON *t Poydnu. Person, who had decided tecting Florida’s Horticulture," by A. to tike chance, with Ufc flood nnd re- C. Brown, State P l A t Board, Gaines­ |H r T h r A i a s r l s l r . r r r a a l W A SH IN G TO N , April 29.— The .a:n la their home, changed their ville; several nddresses on growing o f CIRCUS M AN K IL L E D Senate Finance Committee o f Repub­ Binds, when the waters continued to grapes in Florida by men experienced IN IIU K LIN G TO N . N. J., licans at conference today directed the, and rla.Ily wclcumcd the *P- in grape culture; four addresses on SU SPE C T ARR ESTED two separate soldiers bonus _ bllh, pro*h of « kuc hosts. nvocsdocs; and a wide variety o f oth -1 P|*{|||C(x I n s i s t s on Payment in Full— England embodying plans proposed by Chair­ ft,port, from the Kcrriday area late i cr subjects. (H r The AuorlsIrS I'reaal Would Modify man MeCumber and Senator Smoot, ynttnlay state that the flood waters, J >ji,e form er inspectors o f the Stnto B U R LIN G TO N , N. J., April 29.— Utah, to he drafted for eonslderatlon losing through the break there are pjan^ uonr,j w ill bojd a meeting WcdHarry C. Mohr, brother-in-law of Jno. by majority vote, probably Monday. ( H r T h e A s a o r l a t r * 1’ ressl . , lyrri'img over larger areas, ntlho the nMdny afternoon, nnd In the evening ' ‘ Great Britain fnvor* n reduction in T. Bremen, circus owner, who was shot G E N O A , April 29 .— T w o historic ftnt ru»h hss lo»t much of its force. wj|| jjUPita o f the lakeland Chamand killed March 10, In his home at He flood i. spreading through T e n -, ^ . C o^inerco „ t n banquet. The documents dealing with tho recon­ Russia’s wnr debt nnd is willing to be IN T E R S T A T E COMMERCE satisfied if Russia grants former fo r­ Riverside, was arrested today in Cam­ at ptn*h and is nearing the towns o f F |orj(lft Kurserymen will hold a meet- struction o f Russia havo been submit­ COMMISSION F A IL S eigners the use 01 their property in­ den in connection with the killing. The Mdtlis, Axucema and Delta Bridge. i Th.— dsy sftirr.uOU, «m i uie FiurIN G E N E R A L R A TE CASE ted by Froncc and Great Hritain to stead of n return o f sctual ownership. nrrest was made on information given Hantation homes more than a cen -1 ,da stnte F jorjats Association w ill Tho adoption o f thc twelve articles by Charles Powell, Indianapolis, who the economic conference and Inst night I l l y Tl»i* A a a e r l a l e a I'r e aal tary old have been swept away nnd b#vc tbc|r m eeting Friday morning. in the agreement with Russia which has been ln*Burllngion county jail for W ASH IN G TO N . April 29.— The were in the hnnds of n special draft­ Btr.y plantations have been inundat-; ___________________ ing committee appointed by the sub­ regulate the disposal of the Russinn threo weeks nfter 11 secret arrest in failure o f the interstate commerce tag ruining every prospect fo ru crop commission to announce today at committee on Russian a ffa irs, which debt Is favored by the French. She Camden. this icaion. Many homes and farm IN V E S T IG A T IN G TH E least a preliminary decision in tho bandings have been destroyed. IN L A N D W A T E R W A Y will endeavor to hnrmonixo the d iffi­ demnnds thnt the nocict conclude be­ fore December 31st an agreement M A R S H A L JO FFRE general rate caso is taken by obser­ culties in them. Due to the quirk action o f the Red S A IL S FOR F R A N C K with reprc^ntatlves o f owners of ver* to assure no rulings in tho mat­ The special drafting committee will Crore and local organizations no real • * Under the provision, of the river Russian state bonds in order to pro­ ter will lie handed down for some time .offering ha» been reported nmong and hnrbor met o f congress, approved report to the full subcommittee Satur­ ( l l y Tfcr i M i i r l i i t r d I 'r r a a l vide for the payment of interest. and possibly indicate a delay io r day morning, and tho subcommittee, the hundred* of residents of tho in­ June 5, 1020, u movo has now been N E W YO RK. April 29.— Marshal I f an agreement is impossible, ncundated area who nre being conccn- made to start an investigation o f the nfter approval is given the report, will JoflTre, a fter a visit to this country, three or four weeks. cording to the French contention, tho tnted in well laid out nnd mnnngcd jnUnd w aterw ay aiong the East submit it to thc soviet delegation. The sailed fo r honiu today. cunpi W EEKS W E A T H E R ----They arc being housed in |Coast of Florida, with the idea o f dc- French document sketches nt length soviet must promise to accept the de­ cision of a mixed arbitration commis­ meuns fo r restoring Russia’s agricul­ Unit. SHOWS R A IN SIGN •R O M IN E N T C ITIZ E N termining whether it would be a real L A S T OF W EEK tural nnd industrial activities, while sion, thc president o f which will bo ap­ hnvo Approximately 509 refugees East A T CORK K IL L E D benefit to A c pcbplc of the pointed by the chief justice of thc su­ trwitd the river into Mississippi at Coast to havo tho waterway CAU SES SE N S A T IO N im ­ that o f Great Britain devotes more at­ preme eflurt o f the United States, or I l l y Tke i H o r t a l r d rn a s l Xitchri and are being cared for there, i proved to an extent which would per­ tention to credit for Russia. TO N, April 29.— GenerW ASHIING I France insists on the fu ll payment by the League o f Nntion.i or by the TLe Red Crorv yesterday took chargo mit of shipments by boats along thia I l l y T in I i i m 'I s I i S Treaal ally fa ir with normal temperatura, president'of the court o f international D U B L IN , Ireland, A pril 29.— The of Russia's war debit and tho restora­ of the camp « ntoblished at Hnrrisburg waterway. justice. slaying o f several prominent citixens but with probably unsettled weather there it is reported 1,600 arc being The investigation is being under­ tion o f private property to foreigners; nt Cork yesterday caused a sensation and local rains for thc latter part o f nred for. Approximately 2,000 oth- taken by the department o f ongiequal to that caused when several tho week is tho forecast for Florida, m »re in camps at Jonesville and neers o f tho w ar dl-partment, under Florida Railroad Beardslown Excited members o f the fam ily o f Owen Me- week beginning Sunday. Martiosville. the direction o f Major Wm. C. LcCommission Opposes Over Officers Murder Ilnhnn were killed In Belfast Inst Large numlicrs of refugees were men, of Jacksonville, who Is the o f fi­ BODY OF I'R E A C IIB R month. tzken from Moreau, Frogmorc, Chevy cer In charge o f thia district. Ry. Consolidation By Band of Greeks FOUND IN IUVER Chi>* and other villages to Joneaville Notices havo been given that a H AD BEEN MISSING R E Y N O LD S AN B L IZ Z A R D Illy T h r Aaaorlared 1‘ rraai Sheriff and Two Deputies Killed While W*y. the .teamcr Rowell c u b in g |)ub„ c hfarinK ^ held at Titus W E N T ON TO LO G AN T A L L A H A S S E E , A pril 29.— Tnc Making Arrest ' *" thal |wlnt ,U t " K ^ vlle Tuesday. May 16, at 10:30 a. m., I l l y T h r A i M r l a l r l I 'r r a a l A G A IN S T K E N N E Y S AD VIC E --------V*!.BUJonl>',,f thMe Wompn « nd for tho purposco f obtaining informs- Florida Railroad Commission through PE O RIA, III., April 29.—Thc body ctUren ricked up along the rout, of , |nn 0„ which to ba, c a report to the o f Reverend W. J. Leach, missing its chairman, R. Hudson Burr, has ( n K A n ^ ’CTOWN'rVl"-.*4 A Illy T k r A x n rla lrd I 'r r u l » « ojn aeific, ' war department. Another hearing announced its opposition to tho pro- ucnnjgtown and the village o f FredbrC H A R LE S T O N , W. Vn., April 29.— pastor o f the Averyvlllo Presbyterian M r, than . ,o persons, who had pro- w|l be hold at W ost Palm Beach WedB llzrfrd Church and a form er nowspaper man poled consolidation o f railroad prep- fck joinrel today in an attempt to ex Ed Reynolds and W illiam announced they would remain noid, y f May 17, nt 1:30 a. m., was found today by fishermen wed­ Arties throughout thc country, and act Ju.tice fur the killing at Frcdcr- went on to Ia>gnn county with several ^e.r home, m St. Bernard, su r-;fo r tho larne purpose, I>oth o f which ged between thc willows on the Illi­ hundred men under their command . ta $41 uk iKe* Ick 1A»t nitfkt o f Sheriff leaahnrook ^ dgXputlM. One unidentified nf*er District IVesident Kenney, nois river. Cmi. , WMcr fr° m thc Poydras hearings will he conducted by M ajor has entered its oppoaition wUh^ he Interstate Commnierce “ (iri^.k wal ghot and killed today by of the United Mine Workers, advised U * ’ , ' T ' r KCner* ‘ ei0dua ! n I-omen.’ * ^ th(> of govcr>, them at Madison to return homo as FAR M E R ARRESTED ' U<1 . #t* Yc» lcrri»y. St. The particular provision of the riv- which recenUy held a meeting on the ^ subject at Washington. £ jn conncctlon wUh the ordered by Rrigsrier General BandMURDER OF W O M AN um, M'01 ,l 1‘ ,,4r‘ ,h by thml er and harbor act which provides fo r A T HOOI’ BSTON holfx, Reynolds testified today In The proposed m ^ o r * * * ttd" * nc^ N ,tooting. Twenty-eight Greek section Mrl>'uli,rM d l° K° Un',er Wttter this investigation simply names a preliminary examination covering several months ago. Ha p^ po" p" hBndlI are- ln Jai| charged with the Blizzard's trial on treason charge. I lly T h r AaaorlalrS I'rra a l ^ wen) „ hot when h im i i i T . T T T-Tn. 1"intra-coastal waterway from Jnck- claimed such an arrangement would J IIOOPKSTON, A pril 29.—John W y ­ • E M U BUTTONS. . gonv|||e l0 M iam i, Florida," but It I* go a l o i g way towaid* the th ^ to y , . Grwsk workerg qoiir. HON W IL L PITCH man, thirty-six, well-to-do farm er ia A G A IN S T F A T H E R d“ to nrrcgt Mme o f them and warn A vn.h„ vrtnnu . 1 i . . taken insen to 10 mean no an jexamination m h in i . wv.. to ... — de ra !ro .d .irol.lcm by under arrest, he having admitted he * Joung white man, who was ovi* dtttlj man> «h o was ovi- Unnlne wbnt amount 0f benefit plication o f service nnd other eco- ^ ^ ^ morc pcace.ble. M A K E S IIE T ON RE SU LT was the father o f the child o f Ger­ the home f t I umth’ "lippc<1 int0 would really accrue to the people If nomic wnste. n l _#n'H 1* charged that there was nightly trude Hanna, which would bava been Mr. Burr wrote John F # . Denton, gen . . . m y T h r A a a o r l a l r S I ' r r a a l pair of J., J M >*««• *nd stole a thlg waterwa y was made navigable „ . l .o lid lo r o f Ih, N .tio u .1 A . » * ! lr 0 ^V '« m .k lr , .1 F ro J .rk k . N O R F O LK , Va., April 29.—Johnny born in a few weeks, but stubbornly h"110" " ’ comln* fqr regular boats. In making the Bates, young pitcher fo r Norfolk, V ir­ he insisted thnt he was innocent qf ^ b? 1 ‘ nd try,n* ^ examination thc officer In charge w ill cintion o f Railway snd Utlltiea Com-; ginia league Club, is scheduled to murdering tho young woman whose mlssioncrs nnd explaining that other HILLSBOROUGH 8 H B B IF F b* 1. T. li ’ u .'i. 1 happtnpJ |endeavor to ascertain what is the W IL L A P P E A R BEFORE pitch today against his father, Johhny body was found Thursday in the Florida* com rases precluded the ziied the button* ^**1 *r' [ character, tonnage and value o f outG OVERNOR HARD EE Bates, form er Cincinnati Red outfiel­ basement o f an untenanted parsonage mission’s having s representative at «jt of P( |,j a, n ’ mad< th« m going an dlncbniing commerce at all der, who s now playing with Rocky o f the United Presbyterian church 1 *: for Mp- Mil-1 point* along the inland waterway, to this t lp e before the Interstate Com­ I nr Thr AarnrUIrS I'reaal Mount. The son is w agering fifty here. merce Commisison hearing, requested T A M P A , April 29.— Sheriff Spencer ud he ,°n! j lhu yoUng man 1what marketa the outgoing shlpdollars he fans the old man. « t*iaK nu.,. J '* * dealing. Upon mgntg nre made, and to determine, i f that he taka action towards putting announced today that ho would appear A contract has been awarded B . L. the Florida commission's opposition before Governor ITardee In person, , Nash fo r the zreeton o f a new poet " by ° ' -boat If on record. A t . the proper time the May seventh, to answer charges o f IR R E G U L A R TROOPS ...i misdeipnia, had ^shipments* h“ wouldp"beporti“ made S IB Z B STOCK OF W H IS K E Y snyinu o ffice building a t Palmetto. commission would send a representa­ law laxity In Hillsborough county, lv iJ H i ! ^ ,n ,t !'ln* before and real- the waterway was made navigable. > 'to!* because he IN K IL K E N N Y , IR E L A N D tive before the I. C. C. to argue needed something The object o f the examination Is brought against solicitor Givens and to est. Plans are being prepared fo r a himself by a delegation o f Tampa also to determine, as nearly az aiso as possi against the plan. BELFAST, April 29.— Irregular r Miller is ............. ^ 100 room apartment hotel a t Jack­ Mr. Burr in his letter to Mr. Benton citizens who called on the Governor. Republican troops today seized bond­ h*»rt*d meTln“ h°n,L ! u lH? b'E gcat, bit, an estimate on the coat to the sonville. The structure w ill be er­ sets forth that a consolidation o f the Louad o T . ^ 0rld *nd Wh“n 1x0 ffovomment of deepening the watered stores in Kilkenny and removed the ected by II. B. Snell, Sr. 404 Frank ,iT? .>0ULng nun he w*y »nd making it a permanent avail­ carriers ■ » proposed would eliminate IlfcA V K DEM PSEY whole stock o f whiskey to Kilkenny competition and reacct against the jail. Free state officers went to the GOES TO B E R L IN ' l l and n- t Z . ' h“d “ aquar* “blc waterway. Milk Is «n A -No. 1 food for, child­ the theft. ° pro*ocut* him f o r 1 Every community along the East public’ rather than proving to be a F IG H T IN G HIS W A Y jail and issued an ultimatum to tho ren and it’s Just as good fo r grownCoast should be represented at one boon. Mr. Burr cites the American commander nf the irregulars that un­ I R y Th# A a a a r t a M Hyraal u p a. ' Desnit, . l ,, ~T 1of these hearings and tho stattstica Railway Express Company fo r what less the property was surrendered by PA R IS , April 29.—Jack Dempsey ■ 1 . . . he terms an example o f the elimina­ utiei are or tW ***•• the desired from these communities five o’clock this afternoon tho free Finest line stationery In the city IcfL-Pario today fo r Berlin. Throngs tion of competition with a result and •derail* monrv*0 ^ l° apend con* should be prepared for presentation state trops would take the prison by sold below cost to make room fo r our policy inimical to tho public’* nter- o f French ar.d American admirers ac­ **^0 of the caiulM ♦ ° Ul tb* bnow- t 0 the officers conducting the hearstorm. offices. Herald Printing Co. lft-ftp companied him to the station. est. MWa,*a’ ings.—New Smyrna News. • -ij/ FRANCE AND BRITAIN DISAGREE ON RUSSIA AND PAYING OF DEBT SHHSfS vo lum e itii v. A ......... �. " T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , FR ID AY, A P R IL 28, 1922 The Amount Doesn’t Count "D U S T E D " Violin Solo—Clinton Rines. E (E ]m D E E E [ijilie ig | p The Club^p making an effort to get Reading—Miss Evelyn Dnrrow. into the State Trapshooting Associa­ Duet—Misses Carrie Stanley and tion. I f they are auccessful they muy Rose Gallagher, --------- T O N I G H T be able to send a squad to the State Address—"Charity" Mr. J. G. Championship Tournament in Jack- Sharon, If H Brndy’a famoui aonville next month. i Topic open fo r discussion. YE STE R D A Y 'S RESU LTS -------Vocal Solo— Maurice Helston. Florida Slate League Make sure your gun is ready to firv, i The public is cordially invited, and boys. The Club is being run as nearly especially the younger folks, and a A t Tnmpa, 10; Jacksonville, 4. A t Lakeland, 7; St. Petersburg, 7, as possible according to the Ameri - good time In in store for all who ntplain people, embracing the f * can Trap Shooting Rules, and it should , tend. ( I I innings, darkness). Reasons. A story o f love—Man ^ be. I f you go to Jacksonville on the i ■'------------------------A t Daytona, 7; Orlando, 1. Woman— Mother and baby. \ Sanford team they will make you come 1 E N T E R T A IN E D bell— tolling humanity. ,\ up to the line and you might as well I -------National l.eague Inughter— Rabelaisian horx«j„ get used to it now. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. P. A t Pittsburgh, 6; Cincinnati, 8. Quaint absurdities— springing Anderson pleasantly entertained a A t Philadelphia, 6; New York, 10. barn dnncea— sleigh bell a-jinriS? Ralph Wight Is looking at second few friends at their attractive home A t Chicago, 0; St. Louia, 4. Love’s voice— sweet and |0, * place. Another day like yesterday and 904 Elm Street At Boston, 6; Brooklyn, 12. strong and tender— across frsrr,! he will he in It, unleaa Walter Hand The rooms were symbolic of spring fields and twilight streams. In ^ gets there first. i time with vases and baskets o f Held American leagu e end, amating scenes, March .tor* flowers. A t Cleveland, 6; Chicago, 6 (tic Ice break-up, Anna and David n, Walter Hand and Will Hill each A fter a delightful evening spjnt ninth, game called to catch train). ried with blinding masa of lc( ^ went up forty points yestenlay f»ut- with enrds and_ dancing „ by the VicA t St. laiuis-Dctroit, rain. the roaring river. Matinee Fri4,j ting them in fourth and fifth place, troln the hostess served a delicious A t Washington, 1); Philadelphia, 3. at I p. m. and Saturday at l.-M They are both good mnrk'men and salad course with accessories, follow, Others not scheduled. Erening at 7:30. getting better every’ day. ed by an ice course. It’s the Start SPORTS That’s the Thing “W A VI bailod on 'Vllli*» i DowN^nrtS EAST” TH IS LIT T LE SA V E R IN Y O U R HOME H E LPS Y O U TO L A Y A SID E $3.55 OR MORE E V E R Y M ONTH You must deposit coins totalling that amount in order to keep the Calendar Bank up to date. A dime inserted in the proper slot every morning turns the calendar to the cor­ rect date. A few extra coins during the month provide for other necessnry changes. We will lend you one of these banks, on making an initial deposit of two dollars, to help you with your savings. You can put as much more than $3.fj5 ns you wish. This amount, however, should be de­ posited every month. The interest works for you, in our Snvings Department. Visit Our Savings Department, and Let Us Show You How the Calendar Savings Rank Works „-nr. «,.*«, « . .£ Z 2l>S?»: American Association No games scheduled. « The Seminole County Bank STRENGTH FOIt RE N T— enrage, A ve. CLASSIFIED ADS At Mcmphis-Chnttanoogn, postpon­ ed, rain. At Rirminghnm, 8; Mobile, 4. A t Atlanta, 3; New Orleans, 14. At Little Rock-Nnshville, postpon­ ed, wet grounds. -SERVICE -P R O G R E S S - him; 1E2 s r - t r r : £ t u v t M,, r Mr r ----------------------------------- Southern Association Magnolia 28-Stp GAMES TO D AY FOR RE N T— 2-room apnrtment with bath, furnished. Lee Brothers. Phone 109. 2fl-tfc Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tnmpa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. FOR RENT— Furnished Park Avc. ___________________ in a state shoot of amateurs with that o f Florence, S. C.. Mr. Charles Jones score. o f Nashville, Tenn. W e ll wager that Joe Hutchison buys a new trap gun. He tried one T H E NEW SERIES "22" I.FIXING- ** TON out yestenlay with good result*. Looks like rain, feels like That's all it usually require*. -------** - ------The new series 22 Lexington is * * ruin but there is no rain and until it docs rain Missed several o f the regulars yes-1 e<luD’ l>e(l w ith the famous Anstod enterdny who were out o f town. Among K' no» nn,i Moore Multiple F!xhnust * * cannot talk much. Spitting them were Bob Newman. F!d. Higgins s Y,tl'm whlch »»v e « fuel and adds * * cotton todny. ami Frank Crosby. power. The A nsted motor is one of * * 5:40 A. M. A P R IL 2B. 1922 -------the most powerful and economical mo- * * Maximum ................ Minimum 53 It is expected that the Elks Club ,or" l'vt'r l,ut iri nn automobile. RidRange jj will take over the property of the l’°nifort ha* been achieved in the Rod & Gun Club in n few days. Barometer ............. 30.09 day* How- npw " Series 22” Lexington by using * * ever, it is said that the trap contests front and rear semi-elliptic springs Calm and cloudy. The front will continue ns before on each Thurs­ o f exceptional length. day. Visitors always welcome. Spring* are thirty-eight inches long f c a M M o a V i K a R a * and two inches wide, and the rear SE M IN O LE COUNTY springs are fifty-nine inches long nnd 1 H. Y. P. U. FED E RATIO N two and one-quarter inches wide. The MEETS HERE TONIGHT M,rir>K bolt* are oversize throughout. TEMPERATURE room, 111 26-Otp LE A G U E S T A N D IN G FOR RF1NT— F'urnished apartment Classified Ads 5c a line. No F’loridn State League and rooms with bath. Good loca­ ad taken for less than 25c. Won Lost Pet. tion. Apply “ P. 8." care o f Herald of- Daytona and positively no classified 13 H .619 Gre. 23-Otp St. Petersburg ads charged to anyone. Cash 1.3 8 .619 must accompany all orders. FOR R E N T— One cottage furnished; Lakeland 11 10 .524 also garage, $20 per month. Apply Orlando Count five words to a line II II .600 to Mrs. II. I). Durant, Lake Mary, F'ln. Tampa and remit accordingly. 10 12 .455 __________________ 27-3 tp Jacksonville 7 14 .333 I OR™RT^T— OruM^oUage^iartT^TIr^ < *------Force-feed oiler* arc provided for all Nntinnnl League nished, $10.00 per month. Apply to The Seminole County B. Y. P. U. M'ring bolts, and at other friction FOR S A L E Mrs. II. D. Durant, Lake Mary, Fin. Won I.ost Pet. Federation, which comprises the point* throughout the chn**i*. The New York 10 a .769 For F'lorida: Generally ___________________________ 27 -ntp FOR SALF: BY A. P. C O N N E LLY lamgwood, Oviedo, Chuluotn, Ij»ke * O. Motor Co. makes the unqunliChicago 10 3 .709 fair-tonight nnd Saturday, W ilt R F N T —8-room house on Union 108 Magnolia Ave., Snnford, F’ln. Pittsburgh .. 6 6 .500 Monroe and Sanford Unions, will G « l Msertlon that "no car on tho marexcept probably local thund­ Connelly. Celery farm and wild land, 8',» 26-tfc St. Lousl 6 6 .500 ershower* in north portion. acres tiled, bnlnncc In woods, tiled Innd Temple, beginning at 8 o'clock. that does not weigh more, cost m ore,’ Brooklyn 6 7 .402 best rich hammock. l)nth, f*»r ligbthousekeeidng. Good 3he following interesting program n," i have a longer wheelbase." Boots 5 6 fcaRxKiRaRaRaoast .455 Five acre celery farm on brick road, location. Apply "R . S.", ca-o o f Her­ Philadelphia has been arranged, after which a dc- “ rr placed around all springs at the 1 Itonton 3 8 .273 crop and nil $5,750.00, a bargain. ald Office. flt fc lightful soeinl hour will be enjoyed: factory t'im innati 3 10 to assure permanent riding ing foot cable brake system; the id.2.11 Two celery farms on Celery avenue, Song. FOR R E N T — F'urnished apartment case by keeping the lubricant in and Justablo radiator mounting for the best location. • Prayer. with garage, Hummer rates, 914 American League Ten acre trncts celery lands, terms. Myrtle. v T s o l o —c..vin M C h , T " ^ " T ^ ThP ^ " h" ‘ h “ rum-typ. h e a ^ n l ^ The . J 22-Otp 7 , McGthagln. lanutiful and roomy. All Lexington base is 123 inches and carries n 321, Won i«ost Pet. Five room cottage closo In, $3,800, New York 10 3 terms. .769 u t T Z h " » 1% inch J W ANTED St. Louis 8 emergency brake system; the equaliz- jget a demonstration. 5 .615 F'lvo room cottage In heart of city, W ANTFID— Young man with 'Icvcland 7 5 $ 6 , 000 . .583 .»* a . ... bookkeeping and office experience. bit ago 5 6 .456 Celery farm, fifteen acres, on ch a lf Address “ A " care of Herald. 26-Otc Vnshington 6 8 .429 ■ ’ •tsssssaui “ " " d ■'* ™ m hou’ ' ' vcr>' W A N T T O IH IV = l K ^ i h ea r! 'hilndelphia 5 7 .4 ,7 ! liinL'It'iif |iln« ! ,!c;;;;c coni- Host;,; .361 rO N N K I ! Y m un iente w ith tin p r o m p tly .— Detroit .333 26-atc G e o r g ia .I ’ liiridn Pint? Co.. .liiekFOR S A L E — I truck, . ton, nearly s o o t ills*. FIlU 2 8 -lilr Southern \nMoriathm new. Must be sold at Rome price. Won laint Pet. LOST - N'. JI. Garner. 8l-0le |New Orlcun* 10 5 .667 9 FOR SA'LFI I Hudson Super-six, 7 LOST— A young Shepherd dog, black Little Rock 5 .643 with tan markings, long hair. An- Mobile 9 6 passenger, nearly new; I Oldstno.600 ■Were to the name o f "S h ep ."_E . C. Memphis 8 Tf 4 bile 8, 7-passenger; I Bul.’k 4. A ll in 7 .533 I In mage, K ill Oak Ave. Phone 28.3-J. Nashville 8 < good condition. Real bargains. — N. .: 8 ~ u 27 -3t p Chattanooga 10 10 II. Gnmer. 2l-6te 500 Itirminghiiin p 1 .138 AUTO M O BILES FOR SALF!--Potato barrets in any Atlanta 5 11 PO RD 8l FORDS!FORDS quantity, special prices on car lots, 1921 Roadster Truck correspondence solicited. Clcnrwntcr GOOD C O N TEST A T 1921 Coupe. M fg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc T R A P S > K S TE K IIA Y 1921 Touring. F'OR SALF!— Warchruse with R. R. 1922 Sedan. aiding. Within four blocks of center Ren Coleman still holds a good lead All nbme cars have startere. o f city. in the shooting nt the Sanford Rod A 1920 I .ton Truck. Ceo. V\ K N IG H T Gun l lull traps. While hi* score wa* All in fine condition, tires, etc. ______ 272-tfe ° 'f " little yesterday over previuo* SANFORD MOTOR CO. FOR SALF!— A practically new piano. days there is still a good margin hcDodge Dealers High grade, wnlnut finish for rash. Phone No. 3 26-filc tween his score nnd the score of hi* $150.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp nearest competitor, Dr. Puleston. The l.F!T J. MUSSON build your house. margin was narrowed by eleven point* F o r S A I.H — One 5-room bungnImv, You pay in monthly installments. yestenlay and Ralph Wight who holds located on Sanford Heights, $1,500, ________________________________ 27-5tp down third plnco slipped up ten points cash, a bargain.— A. P. Connelly. NOTICF! If the man that wns seen and is now only seven point* under ____________ _______ 27-tfc to enter the dining room at 1»im; Purk Dr. PuleMon. b OR S A LI. 11<•u- <-1)i>l<I f ui future iiiium u. Hvenu. Wednesday, In-tween 11:30 and Yesterday wns a good day for shoot­ Apply I.. I IV,, > r.tp itiiiiitiiinrrr 12 o'clock, will return money, will ing although a little wnrm. A good FOR SALF!—Automobile, 1919 Scripp* save himself further trouble. 28-ltp crewd was out and the contest wns n Booth 5-pass, touring car. A bar­ Have your feather beds made into go**1 one. Next Thursday being the gain. Make me nn offer. Cameron a feather mattress by tho Snnford beginning o f the half holiday period Trent, W elakn Apts., No. 19. 24-rttp Mattress F’actory. French Avenue and for the summer it is expected that the 26-4tc crowds at the trnps will 1><> larger in FOR SALF!— Paige speedster at .> 17th St. the future. bargain. Good tires ami everything. The O. T. O. G ift Shop is closing 104 W. F'lrst St.________ 25-fitp The score o f the numbers nnd their out their entire stock. It must be sold Jseason's percentage to .late Is as fo|. FOR S A L E — The building known as before may 1st, 2tL3tp 1low*: the Magnolia Hotel on Magonlia Coleman, J. D. 75-69 .931 Avenue! Rhine 212-M for particulars. Auto painting o f the better class. Puleston, Dr. S. 50.44 .874 ________ . 26-atp Price, quality, service.— R. A. Foote, Wight. It. It. 125-110 .867 So. Hughey Street, Orlando. F'ln. STOP— LOOK— READ Hand. Walter S. 50-45 .800 27-7tp Bill, W. C . ......... ............100-87 .840 F R U IT-PR O D U C K SH IPPER S Newman, R. A. ............. ^35 T ry our expert service collecting Rail­ W A N TED Knight, G. W ....... .. ....... .800 road ClolniB. Original. Vouchers t o A man to sell used cars. Prefer ex- Stevens, R. F!. 770 sent direct to claimants.— F!astcm 8hore Claim Adjustment Co., W. (« 1prrienced man.— N. II. Garner. 28-3tc Herndon. O. P. 125-87 ^740 Cooper, Asa’t General Mgr., with P. R. l ------------------------Hutchison. J. C. . .. 75-59 .736 R. Claim Department, ten years, Sea-' LOOK IIF!KF!! Whitner, ( ’has. 60-36 .720 I ______ Maine*, Schellc .720 ford, Del._______ 10-e.n.d-2wc I*AY CASH The Hupp is known the world over Maxwell, H. C........... 26-18 .707 F O R SAI.F! 6 room house on corner, ns thp In’st automobile in its price Smith, 11. P. 700 Second and Myrtle. F!a*y terms. class. We have over fifty Hupp own­ Mobley, F!. I). 50-32 .080 [ I ! u y Y o u r S ' , H n f l ) r e s » --------------------------------------------------------------- F o r L e s s M o n e y j ; A pply 702 West Third St. 26-4tp er* in our territory, practically all Morris, R. II ---------------.040 FOR S A L E — 50 bushels good sound having owned different makes, and Tolar, I)r. J. N. ......... 25-17 .040 Alabama ear corn. Seo F!. C. Ech­ they will tell you that the Hupp has Crosby, F\ I.. .................... ols at Sanford Mattress F’actory. no equal. We have at all times dlf- Higgins. F!d. C18 27-4tc ferent models, Including closed and Herring, Geo. G............ . .550 open. Terms: 33 1-3, 40. 50 and 60 Herndon, B. W ............... .450 ' KOR R E N T per cent cash, balance 6, 8, 10 and 12 Jones, T. W ------------------360 P u n R E N T -Ito vm . am:I kitch erutte. monthly installments. See ua before Note: The first column is yester­ — Shirley Apartments opposite post you buy.— B. & O. Motor Co. 209 2 d a y 's average and the last column the fle a ■ 1 ita I m I .a . office, upstair*. 28-tfc I Park Ave. 28-ltc total percentage for the season. THE WEATHER Summer llU.lP * •t .*1 • ,@ ® !T h e C h u r c h w e ll C o .! in!) ■! FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS w e l a k a block ■■■■ — ------ r n n i r r - — -- - ______ 1 _ >~iBfc �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD rw b lla k r* n r r jr M t t e r I I Ik * l i f t * M ig a o tU * t i . l i i l t r i ••a l*T THE HERALD PRINTING CO. p im u m K iii J. HOLLY.. X. J. L II.I.A flU __ l d r * t « r f ' T M. A . n B K L -------------- U , i m l C. L IHW1M_____ C ir r it a lU a _______ P k » « « i a ■> i i « g » r . k ltr r lb lM H itr a M i l , A r r llr a iU i ftab ar rlp llaa I'r i c * K M ild r ,u ir ,r H r * i(* T M a ia « r r u. io w i ai A IT ia ra O i* Y ear _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sis MaatBa l l r l l m ' l I i C ltr kjr OarrWr W , f k _____________________ IS C a ila Tha fclC I * I L h i * W r r k lr llr r aM n l l r a l r ra rrra Hrssliala C s u ir III la M k l b k r l m r j P i l l a r . A < f * f I t a lic ralra i a l , k u w i s i ip a lb a * t i l l . Haasarrails la p allllra. |U W par > n r , a l a a , , la a<iTiara. H B M B KU TUB A M O C IA T K II P ltB IB The Associated Press I* excluslvoIjr entitled to the use fo r republicaHon o f ell news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper end also the local news published herein. A ll rights o f republication o f spec­ ial dispatches herein are also re­ ts nrad. get us eight feet o f water now it w ill only be a year or more until the trafAc will be ao great that ten and then twenty feet will follow. The St. Johns river ia one o f the most descrv-. ing projects in tho United States and does not come under tho head of “ pork barrel" at all and if our dele­ gation in Congress will just g rt be­ hind this proposition and give the facts in the rase there will be no doubt about the getting o f deeper wa­ ter between Jacksonville and Miami via the St. Johns. Tho main trouble with ell o f these worthy projects la that they tread on some fellows toes to the extent that hc^relis “ firo" be­ fore he secs the blaxc. o “ OUR M IK E FOIt RKPRB3E N TA T1V B f UNCLE HANK Evening subject "The Changing Ry must swaken to the necessity o f improving and permanently hard Journey and the Unchanging Com­ surfacing the road to tho Osteen fe r­ panion." Mrs. A. M. Phillips, choir leadtr ry if Coronado ia to grow and pros­ per as she should tfrow with tho fin- hss arranged special music fo r both est beach ih the world to offer as an services; Miss Simmons will preside inducement. Up to this timo Coro, at the Pipe Organ, nado has enjoyed a reputation with The B. Y. P U. w ill meet at 7:00 the people o f the interior o f the state P. M. A good attendance is desired, o f being thej Anest summer resort You are cordially invited and will along the East Coast and there is no receive a hearty welcome to all o f question that the people from In .1these services, tcrlor points would rather come to H O LY CROSS CHURCH Coronado for their summer vacation Church services fo r the 2nd, Sun­ outings than to go to other points on the roast. One o f these is that Coro, day after Easter w ill b«: 7:30 A. M.— Low Celebration. nado beach offers the Anest bathing 9:45 A. M.— Sunday School. because o f the absence of the strong 11:00 A. M.— Morning Service. undertow noticeablo at most other 8:00 P. M.— Vespers and address. points. Another reason is because Special music has been prepared fo r o f the excellent Ashing, which Is un­ excelled at any point along the coast. this Sunday by the choir. Since the proposition o f the Semi­ nole county board o f commissioners M E TH O D IST CHURCH to build the bridge across the St. Sunday School at 0:30 A . M. Johns river at the Osteenfe rry ,. Dr. W alker’s Class at Princess which has been accepted by the Vol- Theatre at 0:50 A . M. usia county board, a strong moveA t 11:00 A. M., Dr. Walker will meat has been started to have Volusia preach on “ The opportunity o f the county purrhase tho Harden ferry Church.” * bridge and make it a free bridge. Kpworth League at 7:00 P. M. P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH The congregation were «ne xt a services last Sunday, and the dance at the opening Bible StaA. Wednesday nltfht was very uthrfJ tory. On Wednesday nights thep*I tor is teaching the Pauline EpIsyT beginning with Tbessatonians. jJen Wednesday night Rev. Palmer Di Boso o f China, will speak. Services Sunday ae follows: 0:45 A . M.— Sunday School. 11:00 A. M.— Preaching. 2:00 P. M.—Junior C. E. 2:45 P. M.— Intermediate C. E. 7:00 P. M.— Senior C. E. 8:00 P. M— Preaching. • « C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE SERVICE Tb’ feller with high Mood pressure The Orlando Sentinel has the fo l­ should be pvrtjr careful how bo uses S U N D A Y , A P R IL 30, 1022. lowing about Hon. M. M. Smith, fo r­ Ih' word, “liar.** Subject; mer president o f the Peoples Bank “ E V E R LA S T IN G PUNISH. o f this city and one o f tho largest that the horrible Injustice dona to M ENT.” land owners In this county: the members o f a noble profession Sunday S c h o o l____10:00 a.m. "M . M. Smith, president o f tho should be remedied, nrid ft was reme­ Church Service....... 11:00 e.ra. Florida Automobile' Association died so far as was possible. The fact Mid-week Service. every who has been urged by many o f was that the teachers had not been Thursday 8:00 P. M, his friends to make the race, in* clamorous in their demands fo r more Woman’s Club Bldg., Osk Ara formed Tho Sentinel yesterday pay to meet the ever Increasing coat Ther® * r0 rea* on* ,o r thU mov#* Dr- Wa,ker will preach on "When A ll are Welcome. that he didn't see how he could o f living, and they had beenovermcnt '* hlch the ptople of thl* MC* ,r> ** A,n™ ‘'d " Sunday n igh t When Florida farmery m operate in allow his name to go on the bal­ looked In the generalconfusion of lion mu,,t rcco* ni,e and theY the Com° »o thees services. Special planting sufficient quantities o f a tho wnr times. j ver>’ reasons why we must got busy music. • • lot." standard variety, then they will have M. M. Smith who la known to bis But now a new and grave situation ,,nd fomp,''t" n permanent hard tur- ------------------------------------------------the buyers on the ground, n.n in Hust­ ninny friends over the state as has developed and is causing the I fnccd road to O f4* * ,n J W * K°no ings, and Plant City, and .Sanford.— "M ik e" Smith knows the n^ods o f his school officiate throughout the state by when there wns no Ano road from Tampa Tribune. county and tho needs of his state as much concern. Many o f them a:g Harden ferry bridge through DoLnnd ----------- o----------few men know them. lie would make without sufficient means to carry to Daytona and Daytona Beach and "Seaboard Train Hit a Ford Car in nn ideal legislator, he would make their schools the full term. Thay the nntomobilists had a choice of Sanford, Florida Georgia," saya the Jacksonville Me­ nn honest, fearless, progressive leg. are obliged to shorten tho terms or traveling the same kind o f road to i tropolis. According to the descrip­ islator. He could tell them more retort to unusual and unpleasant ^*ew ■ t' ,,,yrnn nn^ Coronado or to D E A L E R S IN SEED, F E E D A N D tion the train evidently hit the Ford about roads, hnnks, fanning, fruit methods to raise the necessary mon. >n},ona " " 'l I)a>t,,na Beach, the meJust about whero the gas mixed with growing, turpentine, lumber, forests, oy. In some instances they have aek*^cm ranic to Coronado be- S FER TILIZER S ■ tho air and they do say that spot is n cattle Ash and game than any man In ed patrons of tho schools to pay tui- r“ u,° nf ,ho " hortcr distnncc “ »>d fatal one. the legislature. He has the time and lion for the last month. In others m° 7 dlrect rou,e- S,nco the finfl ■ Mail orders n speclnlty. I f you nted one dollar's worth or ■ i o— — I (j,,, m()n(>y to spend sixty days in the they have appealed to the general1,n,ud ,,ctwccn thc l,a “ <on ■ one hundred dollar's worth, write us. We will save you mon- ■ "Minister's Sons Not us Bad a* R e -' » crv|ee 0f his state and ho should be public for financial aid, which has ,,ndirc and Dny,ona ha* *»•«» complete ported, says headlines in paper. Thatj made to go. Not being in his county been generally granted to some e x - 1,d T ‘ V"* r'’nd fr,),n NaW Smyrna ■ ey nnd give you quality. stuff ia all bosh. Minister's sons and the Herald can take the liberty of tent. The real trouble is fundamon.! *" ,h" r,vcr hn* ,M* n P i t t e d editor a sons are simply watched clos-' (piling about his grod points when tnl nnd nn act o f the legislature will deteriorate, these same people prefer er thnn others and if they stub their his local papers might not want to b« needed to provide a remedy. It to travel the longer route over n bet­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Bam too ono timo tho whole world lets out mix into the local stew being In tho seems that the enrly fathom had little ter road and they go to Daytons a yell that is heard round tho uni­ same frame o f mind as the Herald <*>nfidenco in tho ability or integrity Beach for their summer outing*. verse. and not wnnting to takes sides with of the future school officers and lim ­ This route also makes them through any particular local condidate. ited the amount which they were per­ Deluind, nnd there you hnvo the rea­ H U T NOT A “ DEEP W A T E R W A Y ." mitted to raise for school purposes. sons for the movement to have the T H E M ATTRE SS HANK W hy they should du this in the case county purchase the Harden ferry o f schools end not for other purposes bridge nnd get the deal through and Titusville has a business men’s The Jacksonville woman who hid Is hard to understand, hut they did It, completed before the Scmlnolo county Club which moots at luncheon each $300 under a mattress fo r nafe keepIn the meantime the state has been l»onrd can finish its agreement to week and plans for better things— ing probably is now nwnre that mat­ growing. There nre more schools build the bridge at Osteen ferry, along the same lines ns does the which would eliminate the danger and Chamber of Commcrcu o f Kissimmee. tresses arc not the safest place for and ninny more pupils than in those unpleasantness o f crossing the ferry A t a vory recent meeting President hiding money away. Some ono came early days and expenses havo in­ route to Coronado. W . B. Dobson said tho next big thing along and stole it and nho has been creased accordingly. Tho early lim. To hold nnd increase the summer ■ fo r Titusville to go after Is a ship wondering over since who it was that it on millngo is now inadequate to knew she had her money in the mat­ furnish the money to meet these In-1 for Coronn,,° * « must have 5 canal from Sanford to Titusville via creased expenses. An increase m uet1 permanent road from the new ■ the chain o f lakes between the Saint tress. W ill Help You Keep Cool ranted if if we w„ would ■ But the Jacksonville woman bi not be be ir granted would maintain ♦»,_ tho l,ri<|Ke »t Osteen tc New Smyrna." Johns River and the Indian river. "Connecting Florida's two greatest alone in this matter. Hundreds do it proud position we have reached In See our window display of all kinds .We want you to como to our place rivers will provide a deep water ship nnd occasionally the savings o f s life educational matters. Hut we sre on* e «* !- ciy SJ6M j„ after rbnr.-K =r.d cat cr.« o f our ismtime melt away because some one canal from Jacksonville to Miami." oue Sunday dinners—those good old There h«.ve beer. scv«r«: surveys for Steals it or tho money is destroyed by our trouble. Other states have had Others will tuck th e money the snme troubles, ami even the city 1fn,,hiono<l ‘•hicken dinners that have such a project, running from Lake fire. Washington is _ not exempt. Mrs. Lthu prop, r tnMr nnd lhc U a U linR™V Monroe through Lake Harney to tho away under a rug beneath some cloth- Of m■ , _ — et, is a f l j , * k a .11 E' * W A a long after Ithe dinner. ■Where? At cnnal on the east coast. Some ten ing in a dresser drawer or sometimes Herbert Hoover has said that she the Seminole Cafe, the best nnd behind a picture. considers tho public schools o f tho years ago tho federal authorities re­ ■ cleanest nnd most up-to-date cafe in An n matter o f fact nil o f these hid­ cn'pitn! a national disgrace. ■ plied to questions pertaining to such Florida. 29-lto i n > Further she says: a measure that the enormous ox- ing places are standard one and ure "The county school In California pensc o f cutting through cast o f the first ones examined by n thief Lake Harnoy where there would be a who knows even the first principles from which wo took our youngest son considerable stretch o f milcogo that o f getting others' valuables. When is better than tho public school ho would demand fully a thirty-foot cut the thief or burglar feels he ia to have attends in Washington. On ncoctint to obtain even a passageway for nn undisturbed search o f n house for o f the congested conditions, he must small boats would not be justified at several minutes, he turns up the mat­ reach school at 8:30, and without in* that time by the traffic which might tresses and rugs nnd empties the con­ tcnnisslon or study period, recite There is a satisfaction in knowing that follow. It Is possible, however, that tents on the floor. He searches be­ steadily until 12:30, when he is disa l l so u ls enunen nt this time there may have been a hind pictures nnd overturns tables to missed for the day. Next year, unless when you send for a thing that you will get it. Tomorrow is the 2nd. Sunday after change o f opinion, and that such ac­ discover hollow legs or other hidden conditions tire bettered, he will have to attend school at night, ns tho tea. Easter. tion might be induced; yet nftor receptacles. It is our purpose to maintain o u r stocks Sunday School nt 9:00 A. M. The safest place to keep money, iliers will have three shifts instead reaching the east roast cnnal what Is so that you will not be disappointed. Mass nt 10:30. (Note tho change.) there to be found to justify the term more than what Is needed fo r no-ket o f two n day. No child gets five Benediction after Mass. o f a “ deep water rhip canal from change is in a hank. If a hank Is hours* schooling a day; mentally de­ Another thing,— the price is not ad­ Sermon—"Prayer." robbed the depositor will be protect­ ficient children shift fo r thmnsrives. Jacksonville to Miam iT" Strangers invited to all church sorvanced during a temporary local shortage. "The buildings are oversrowded and The cast coast cnnal is hardly nav- ed. A check book will take the placo unsanitary; overworked and under* v^c,,,,• Igable by small launches. A house, o f ready rash, nnd if it Is lost or stol­ W e are at your service all the time. boat drawing eight feet o f water can­ en it can bo easily replaced.— Florida paid teachers, when ill, must pay f o r , Post. substitutes from their own snlarios. C O N G R E G A TIO N AL CHURCH not in safety make the trip. As n A B the regular services will be Wnirhula has three goods banks .Meanwhile congress cut school a;.prorule it is perfectly safe for rowboats and sk iffs—but a real ship drawing Tw o o f these banka have been running prinlions for the district. The tlis- hi-Itl. Mr. Iturhnns, who has l>ecn in eighteen feet, or sixteen, or even four­ for many years nnd you never beard trict taxpayers have done their p a rt' nttcitclnnce* nt the Slate Conference of teen feet would have to bo mounted ■if n man losing a penny by entrunt- but none o f their money can be e x - ! Congregational‘ Church, w ill give a reon skids, nnd then propelled as were inK his money to the loonl bank*. A pended on the schools their children P°r* °Y the* meeting at the morning Phone 536 the old-style cn mil boats on the Erie check book will not only take the attend until the national fathers on service. lnn*much ns this Inst scsa |slon haa been one o f great importance, canal in New York— by horse-power. place of ready cash, but a rheck is it the hill match it dollnr for dollar. ■ G R O W E R S S U P P L IE S " A t n dinner the other night 1 sat every member nnd friend o f the ■ receipt fo r every cent you nay out. It is always well to look matters ■ Suppose you owe Jones ten dollnrs, next to nn influential congressman church ought to lie present to learn of squnroly in the face nnd not nllow zeal to paint a picture o f an Impos­ and hand him a ten dollar hill in pay­ with whom I discussed this shameful tho great advance that is being made ment of the debt. Later Jon -a denies condition, 'Why, Mrs. Hoover," ho by our chun-hes. sibility.— Kissimmee finaette. Gur Bible School begins a Red anil a It -*otid, T in nninzcd nt what you tell Your cogitations about the east ever receiving the ten doliuii. m e!" Blue contest tomorrow. Be sure to HP would he simply your word against coast canal arc correct in some points "And the educational heads -ay its out nnd on time. Christian Endeavor j ' * Jones' word. Had you paid him old friend, but in talking at>out "deep has put on new life nnd we want ev- * waterways" we can ojily say that It with a check, tho cancel led check up to congress!" Is necessary to crawl before you can would have been n receipt that would . Mrs. Hoover probably knows, how- cry ono to wake up to the possibilities walks and if our congressmen will be accepted by any court o f jurtlce. ever, that it is seldom that an inipor- o f our work. Mr. Burhnns will preach I " FROM T H E FOREST TO Y O U Use the b a n k a -not the mattresses. taut congressman ran bring his mind at night. He will have a message down to such n trivial thing as a pub- thnt will do you good. Como nnd -Wnuchuln Advocate. By eliminating all o f the waste, over half o f the labor, all of the lie school. There nro seeds to send to hear itmiddle mnn’s profits and by delivering a home on record time direct FLO RID A IS N O T A L O N E IN T U B constituents nnd copies o f the Con­ from the foreVt to you gressional Record showing their last SCHOOL TROUB LE DR. W A LK E R S CLASS utterance on the Four-Power treaty. This class is looking after the aocial Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W S as well as the spiritual needs o f thp Florida has I wen having trouble — Tampa Times. Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets —— o - •— ... ■ with her schools for a few years men. Tomorrow final announcement Cosy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows o f any size. Built N E W S M YR N A W IL L BUILD liack. Tho trouble first came up dur­ will be made about the fish fry and, according to latest improved methods of house construction, o f the : picnic to be held next Thursday. Let ing the war time when the fact wns beat o f materials, at a great saving. Their economy la worth lnveeti* A few days ago the Herald called every man who does not attend some brought to light that the tcnchere gating. who were intrusted with the cduca- upon tho people of New Smyrna to other class be there tomorrow mornW R IT E FOB C ATALO G U E lion nnd management o f our child- (Tct n move on themselves nnd build ing. showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. ren, in their tcndcrest and most Im- • better and wider road from Osteen presslonnble years, who stood to tho ferry to New Smyrna, make n free F IR ST BA1T1ST CHURCH I Courtesy am) Prompt Her- ! A . C. T U X B U R Y L U M B E R CO. main in the relation o f parents dur- bridge to Coronado and otherwise put Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. vice Our Motto g ing a large part o f their young lives, in motion the machinery o f that end Our school Is growing, largest atQ U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W , D e p t ld-K were receiving less pay, measured in nf Volusia to mcst the new bridge lendarce o f the year last Sunday. CH ARLESTO N, S. C. dollnrs nnd cents, than many of the that Seminole will build at Oateen ferPreaching morning and evening by rough roustabouts, who unload ves- ry’’ ^ ew Smyrna News hns the Dr. F. D. King o f Ft. Myers. M o m -. I’ honra 497-491 EN TZM 1NG ER BROTHERS ■ sels at our docks. That was almost following about U: ing subject “ God’s Government, A LO C AL AG ENTS, LONGWOOD, F L A . W K L A K A BLOCK g irronreivahlc, but It was an cstab- 1 “ The suggestion o f the Herald Ii Distributing Element In Humas ■ lished fact, and the people determined timely nnd the people of this conununL ife." ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■a THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. ■ s Hot Weather Is Here 3 A 20TH CENTURY COOLER 7^ 7 Ball H a rd w a re Co. 1 A Complete Stock! Chase & A jG R O C E R IE S j FRUITS [ AND VEGETABLES DEANE T U R N E R : Company i Cozy H om e �THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1922 ■ STATE NEWS « Jacksonville, speaker of the House at E V E N T : A N N U A L M A Y D A Y TE A . M ASTER'S B A L E the last session of the legislature the P L A C E : Under and by virtue o f a decree o f principal speakers. Other speakers FO X-G ATCH EL L A W N , Oak Ave. foreclosure and sale rendered in the on the program during the convention T IM E : Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial which will close Wednesday, include M O ND AY A FTE R N O O N , 5 to 7 B. C. Riley, o f the General Extension Division o f the University o f Florida x*, .i*e#*l*«*4 rr«**> by Fred B. Noble, chairman o f the » r y WEST, April p * county school board; F. A. Hathaway n.T Scouts of America, o Mr*. W illiam S. Jennings, first-vicet. >n e.e president o f the General Federation »oata other d a * P - « d almost o f Women's Clubs; Colonel R. C. ..istence before any members Turck, state health officer; Mrs. were bom. They put on William B. Young, member o f the ; d v.,'hi.»ri Cake c . k , walk. Th* school board; Mrs. Edgar Lewis, pres, »n ident oY the Florida Social Workers conference, and prominently identi­ ORLANDO- April -8. W llliwn M. fied with the educational work o f the of '" J r * * ln- Florida Federation o f Women's k.rri ,nd hi. broth.r, Clubs; Marcus C. Fagg, who will .t. b >h” w ‘ n- speak on some phases o f work which touch on the activities o f the Mothera Clubs. e m bom m IVtersboro. PRO G RAM : May Pole Drill Music, May Day Play Songs. Refreshments. A U S P IC E S : P IP E ORGAN (Sliver Offering) CLUB. la Cl remit ( ’•a rt, Sevaath JaSU Ial Ctea a ll la t i l fa r Sratlaala C a a a lr, F ie r i.* ,— I * ( h a a rrrr DIVOHCa D. W . IJyrd, Complainant, va Ooldla Ilyrd. Defendant. T o Goldie Byrd, Wlnaton Salem, North Carolina: It appearing from th* a ffid a v it o f D. W. nyrd herein duly filed, that ha la the complainant In the above entitled cause, and that It la the belief o f the a ffia n t that Goldie Uyrd la a non-realdent o f the State o f Florida, and that ah* la a realdent o f tha Stale o f North Carolina, realdlnx » l Wlnaton Salem, In the eald atat*. and that thara la no person In Ih* State o f Florida, the ser­ vice o f buhpoena upon whom would bind the defendant: and that affiant furth er eaya that he believes the r,.e o f the defendant to be o v e r tw en ty -o n « years. J You. therefore. Goldie Uyrd. are o r­ dered to appear to thle bill herein duly filed In thla cauae on the tat day of May, A. D. D J I. the tam e being a flule Day o f thla Court. It la further ordered that thla notlro be published for four consecutive weeks In the Sanford llerld, a newtpaper published In Seminole County, Florida. Wltneaa: E. A. Rouglaas, Clerk of the Circuit Court, and a aeal thereof, thl* the U th day o f March. A D 1*11 (H E A I,) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk o f the Circuit Court. Hr: A. M W E E K S . I*. C. T I I E T F O R D A W IL K IN S O N . moved to W E A T H E R A M ) CROP C O N D I­ Jiru.ry 12. ! * » ■ Tht* T IO N S IN FLO R ID A FOR TH E t.iiani In 1656. . W E E K E N D IN G A P R IL 25. 1922 Mr Blsckitock rest his first baL Ict for Abrshsm Lincoln in I860 but Tem perature: The week averaged declares that after the dsys of recwarmer than the seasonal, except in cr.itruction period - h e n the South the extreme west where the tempera­ luffcrel »o grcstlj. he vot^ 1 ® ture was about the normal. The Democratic ticket and has been a nights during the last days o f the Dtmocrit ever since. week were especially unseasonable. Day temperatures during the forepart AUBURNDALE, April 38.— P r o - o f the week were well up in the 90's. m j i of the citrus industry in this Precipitation: The week was a KtCon. uf which Auburndaie is the continuation o f the drought, which ernter, his passed beyond the capac­ has assumed a serious aspect thruity of the packing plant now operated out ail districts cast o f the Apalnchi. A t t o r n e y # f o r C o m p la in a n t. w the Auburndaie ■ urus Growers* rota River, except some small areas 1- ll-o.A.w.-Swc ----- 1. _ n e w AiKcistion end a* a result a new w j,cro j0CJI| rtt(ng occurred during the h * ( Irrn lt C onrt, S * v * n l h J o d l r l a l and more modern structure hss been forepart. ------- , mu.--------------i— |in < II re u ll In and f o r K r m l n o l r Coun ty , Then? were good■ i— local> — rains S l a t * o f F l o r i d a . — In C h a n e r r y ylinsfd. at Ilypoluxo and Jupiter and moder­ IIIY O R tl The new building will stand on the ate showers in the Apnlichfcola V a l­ lite of the present plant, s frame ley, but the rest o f the peninsula, cs Jeeele I . Fountain. Complainant, vs f Thomas H. Fountain. Defendant. itrutturr. sr.d will be built o f steel pcclally uplanr, is "powder dry," ap- j Founts in. Orlando, Flor u i concrete It t» expected to cost parantly, In some localities. t f * :. p n . . „ n , from t h . a ffid a v it of ipproiimstfly 125.000 and will have Condition o f Crops: Practically all j**»| « L Fountain herein duly fll*d. i capacity of four cars n day. DAYTONA. April 28.—County divit!:-, s controverted subject many , , . . , __ J a w fln f- 1 -' past, bids Tair to x>e an iaporUr.t element in the June primuy in Voluiia county. Tw) candidates for the house and oce for the senate have entered the race making as their major aspirant for the smite is advocating a three viy split and another candidate fo r the house ia c a m p a ig n in g on a twov»jr division. Macon T h orn ton , mlvovnte r.f the three w»y split w o u ld center the new ewMies around D a y to n a , New Smyrt » sr.d Del And Glenn F . Mont* perry of Oak llul aspirant for the an East and * « t Voluiia county* division. T I’ALM BEACH. April 28.— Frucii Hatton, ib-el man and banktr of Cualivillr, Pa , plans to develop » large winter <stale on that part o f Ptlm Bttrh Inland between the old kkt tr.d the n*w Inlet. Not only has ho acquired property «a the itUnd hut has also purchased •rvfnl loti on the mainland Juat aorth of \S*it I’alni Beach to insure frinry of the approach to a bridge *h*h h* pl»m tu construct across Lti* Worth to hu estate. Ilia prop­ erty on the inland lying between the t*4 f* ont mile wide. A pricoif tour*, will be one o f fta fttlsrti • H E LP E D H E R M O TH ER W O N D ER­ FULLY The Herald, 16c per week, delivered. . Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee o f tbu Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young women dulring employment to register at the Firat National Bank. AGNES G. B KK N K R, Chairman Yourself D o not try to pay bill* without a checkin* account. I f you do, you will surely get all tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you can keep an accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites 76. you to become one of its customers. R. S. MOTT, Special Master in Chancery. SCAB LE T T St JORDAN. * *1' .‘• .J .ffi fer Complainant 4-l-o.a.w-6w Hill Hardware Co. I The Peoples Bank o f Santord HAS JU ST RECEIVED A P L E T B L IN E OF ■. . . . . . . . . . . . . . h. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a x ................ CLEANABLE ONE-PIECE. PO R C E LA IN LIN E D REFRIGERATORS Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo invite the public nnd nil users of ELD ER SPRINGS W A T E R to visit the spring and in our method o f hnndling its product Why tak© a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. GROW Hank Account once begun, is t??sy maintain, and the fasinat ion of watching it grow to substantial proportions more than repays the saver for the lit­ tle sacrifices that have been necessary to make it what it is. cHurt your dollars on the right road—here— today. 1 B ■ S M first National B ank I A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R Elder Springs Water Co. Keep It HEJN Isaac Newton, the great mathematician and ____ philosopher, was asked how he worked out a com­ plicated problem, he replied: “I keep it before me.” Glance through the advertising columns of this paper and in a few minutes you have before you numerous things you want to buy now or at some future date. Advertising has stabilized prices. The advertiser names his price— one for all. You can know that in paying it you are getting the same deal as the next one. Keep it before you. You owe it to your pocketbook. your d ollars \ F* * FORs t k h , !’ r*M4rat A CHECK ON Circuit o f Florida, in and fo r Seminole County, in Chancery, in a cause there­ in pending wherein O. B. Faultinghum la complainant, and Sara F. Flournoy and husband, John T. Flour­ noy, are defendants, I will sell at pub­ lic outcry to the highest and best bid­ der for cash, at the front door o f the Court House in Sanford, Florida, dur­ ing the legal hours o f sale, on May 1st, A. D. 1922, the following describ­ ed reel estate, to-wit: The East one-half (EV4) o f Lot sixty-seven (07) of Sanford Celery Delta, as recorded In Plat Book "D ", page 50, and Lot sixty-eight (68), of Sanford Celery Delta, aa recorded in Plat Book “ D,” page 60, Orange Coun­ ty Records, also recorded in Seminole County Records, I’ lst Book No. I, page H ■■■■■■■. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -------- jw a tch I l.tlll or «*■ deterior,tnl«rinr [ thal thecnu, la the complainant In the of above crops are at a standstill, , y]eJ r >nd , h# helkf , he nted during the week. Beans and c u -' a ffia n t that Thomna 8. Fountain la n . . . , , , resident o f the State o f Florida, Countr cumbers have been ruined over large 0f Orange, »nd C ity of uraindo. and ■ nnd ___ crons on ___ lo w lands h.a.v. e. , I Ibat the aald Thomas H. hountaln Is _____ ___ nrens,• — ana on low ---tanas .nave conc* * n n * himself hlmeelf ii so that process can ■ — crops * ” j|concealing ■ 'in. and that thera la seriously deteriorated. Melons have t not be had upon 'him , i,,i _’ no o m c r p m u n m the State o f Florida* The Ford people of Sanford as well aa the rnude verv ilittle nrocress: i5IrV/* made very progress, the conservice of JU/.w autipoenu upon whom Western Union recommend this water for bind th* defendant: and a ffia n t tinuod dry weather and cool windy would furth er eaya aha belUvea tha age o f tha : batteries. days during the last o f the week be­ defendant to he over tw enty-one yearn. You. therefor*. Thom as 9. Fountain, ing very unfavorable. Corn is suffer­ are ordered to appear to thin bill h e re ­ Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water mi (i i .although . . . .... ............ . ir ... ing, In fa to good condl- in duly filed In thl* cause on the let sent you nnd protect vour health. day o f May. A. D. 1*13. the eame belnx tion on low lands; germination is un n Rule Day o f thla court ■ In further ordered that thin notice satisfactory in some recent plantings. be It published ■ for four consecutive ■ w eeks In the Hanford Herald, a n e w s ­ Cotton is fa ir to good (being a dry ■ paper published In Hemlnole County, weather crop ), but rain is needed. Florida. Wltneaa: E A. Douglass. Clerk of Tobacco made fa ir progress; pati are the Circuit Court, and a seal thereof, tbln 17th day o f March. A. D. l i l t . F LO R ID A SANFORD a failure in some localities; on low (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. This is positively the heat Refrip lands, hut fa ir to good; harvesting • Clerk o f the Circuit Court. .................. . r: A. M. W E E K S . D. C. tor on the Market Today continues. Harvesting Irish potatoes T H E T F o n D AU W IL K IN S O N . continues; dry weather favored the A ttorneys for Complainant. ----------- C A L L A N D SEE IT ----The Ile r.ld iu i fir »t ciasa job work. The Herald for first clasa Job work. S - l l - o a.w.-Swc work, but rain is badly needed on late plantings. CiUua leaves ore curling and fruit dropped badly in some « ^ ^ ^ e ^ ^ e e ^ e ^ e e * e 4 ^ > * e e * e e ^ e J ^ - e J e e * e < * e ^ e e * e ¥ e ; e < e < e e t * ^ e ^ e e * e e ^ e e > e J * e * e e * e e * e * * ^ e e J e e * e e ; e e * e e > e J e e > ^ e e > e > ^ 4 j M j M > groves; young trees are in serious condition in some portions of the sguth. A. J, M ITC H E LL. In theM days o f "flu ,” coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, it ii well to know that overy year there are used more bottles o f Foley's Honey and Tar than o f any other cough ■sedlcine. Mrs. 8. L. Hunt, 616 W. 6th B t, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "F o ley ’s Honey and T a r relieved me of a hack­ ing ccugb, tickling in the throat, wheexlng and pains in the chest. It le helping my mother wonderfully." FLORIDA CONGRESS That's why druggists recommend FolMOTHERS AND PA R E N TS ey*.. Sold everywhere.— Adv. ASSOCIATIONS MEET Iti-lfL T *' '••erlatr. r m i l lAClSOSVIl.l.K. April 2 9 _ T h . ' ori>*rr*s of Mothers and Par' T w f ,r» Ai.oclation* will meet “ tonv*ntion her* next week _ tk* initial 'cnion Monday. Ed, lrgi«bt.-,n will iM. discussed r^ L with W A. McWilliams, of | •. -cutine. president of the state *r"! I rank E. Jennings, of PAGE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Advertising has helped stabilize quality. Only the best wares are spread before you on these printed pages. The men who advertise here are making public certain claims, on the fulfillment of which depends their com­ mercial success. Keep it before you. Advertising gives you news of the latest and best things made with word as to what they cost and what they will do. It puts before your eyes the pick of the country s market ar.d the selection of the particular kind, shape, size and color that best suits your taste and fits your pocketbook. Keep It Before You l �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1922 P A G E POUR t o t a l* H. S. NOTES = Their Independence," and the affirm atlvc won by a close margin. The Junior class again debated Thursday morning, although with different speakers on same subject, and this : time the negative side won. Byron I Stephens enn surely "hand ll to with advance and improvement all along the line. A new charter, and constitution In harmony with it, was adopted, potting the church in better ahnpe to cope with tho needs o f the work. The spirit of optimism pcrvmli d every address and speech made from the floor. The spirit o f harmony nnd unanimity o f purpose was an out* standing feature. The Conference passed unanimously n resolution call­ ing upon the churches and pastor* to mjpport every organization that had f or jt, purpose the enforcement o f |fcW> nn,j ^ emphasize the need o f a jnw abiding citizenship for the welfare 0f our COUntry. The next conference will meet with the church at Miami, Fla. above described territory, rh »t than twenty-five per cent e f the duly qualified electors who pay taxee o<] either real or personal property and whu reside within tho last above de­ scribed territory have signed Mila petl- W . E. A L L E N E. W H E N C K D. W. S H O R T A. It. S T IL E S MRS. J, I L A L L E N MUH. J A. R I8 T L IN F A. E. SJORLOU MRS. AL V. EVANS f . D.>. BJOIJLOM SJO 'J,---------JAM EH ! M ID JESHI SIB M. FEROU 3USON E. T H A IN E S M A R G A R>.___' E T E.-■-'••IM HALVES (Petttlonera from the tem io r. ttguoua lo Special Tax School tu No. Heiulnoln County. Florid. Flon,J«^‘*tot >. 22.. Heminola . eo rlbed “‘------- ‘ o v e ); •ecoodly ab *-* *•It T. L E E Mlta W. F. HANDEits MRS. M K. E M M Ell■-I GEO W. IIU N N B L L J. SI. E V A N S J A C K M cN A U G Rto n OHTON W. I L MORRIS 4-15-0 a w .- M e 0. C. H1NCHTIFFE K. W . D IC K S O N c. W. ENTZMINOER MRS H. n. DtmANT a . c. saoui/jM MRS. 1«. C. IN O E R S O L W- T. FERGUSON MRS. LIZZIE D U N N M R K LOFKLLA H A IG H T F o r r e s t li s t o n e tl0W H E R E F O R K YOUR P E T IT IO N E R S H U M B L Y 1-HAY: . . .. That an election be called and held o e o r. b a t e s to determine whether or not the limit* C E L I A F. IJSWJS o f Special Tax Kchuol District No. 2, AT H. B A LLA R D ' The Salmagundi, issued by tho Sen- them." Seminole Coonty, Florida, shall be ex­ C H A R L E S D, H A I N E S tended so aa lo include ill o f the lerri lor Clast, will be on sale early next W . T. W H I T E H E A D tory of Semlnolu County, Florida. ■ * UEO, KINGSLEY Byron Stephens has a real mus­ last above described; auch territory week at all drug stores. The annual A. W. MULLEN School District, ond also to determine this year contains 20 pages more than tache now—and not artificial, eithor. W M M. I I VICES shall be created Into a Special Tax II D. MeINTOSH the number o f mills o f spsclal school It has ever had before and one fe a ­ E. E. TY L E R district tax to be levied and colletU d C. L. RANDALL* M D. ture, which by itaclf is worth the Friday in chapel, the third debate on annually for the tw o succeeding >•*(», C. n. BE ARC V and also who shaR serve ae school fu ll purchase price, is that a com- the Philippine subject was given by 1. I>. H A R T L E Y trustees for the said special tax school T. P. LEW IS district for the two mlccceding years. plctc record has been obtained of ev- the Senior ( lass, and it was generally J. C. SPINKS AND YOUR P E T IT IO N E R S W IL L ery graduate of Sanford High to accorded the best of the three. Tbo EVER PRAT. (Petitioners from the t e r r ito r y nowdate. Also the prize winners of the affirm ative side was represented by embraced in Special Tax Hchool District ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ g g contest for prettiest girl, wittiest Florence Henry,Margaret Zachary ■ ■ lit, No. 2, Seminole Founty. F lo r id a n C H A R L E S E. R O W E R S boy, etc.. In 8. H. S. will be pub- " n'< Frances D utton-w hile Fay !/>■. A N D R E W U. H A IN E S K C. R ATES lished. You want to know who's the »lng, Margaret (lallnghcr and Claire MRS L I L L I A N L. B A T E S The trouble seems to be that ths prettiest girl at S. H . 8., don't ytra? Hwinney took sides with the negative. MRS. R E H O F F M A N F R A N K P. W A T E ItU tlU H E Get a copy of this ex tra big edition, Bertram Shepherd presided as chair­ parties stand fo r nothing nnd tho K A T I1 A R Y N U H A IN E S A E C L IN E only $1.00 and remember that they man. Karh side had many splendid people stand fo r anything. A L IC E 1). W A T E R H O U S E points, and all the speakers held ths actually cost us over $*2.50 a piece. A. H. F U L L E R attention of the students. The nega­ . ___ R. O. F U L L E R E D W A R D W. M I T C H E L L tive side won. H. C. T Y L E R The total rccclpta o f the Senior T H E C IT Y R E G IS TR A T IO N BOOKS L A. R A N D A L L Class pity was $122.50, and the ex­ J. N. SEARCY A R E NOW O PE N A T TH E C IT Y K V AN G ELIST T A K E N IL L W. A L E W IS penses were $14.50, leaving us $288 J A 1HSTLINE H A L L AND W IL L R E M A IN O PE N J. M C H A F F E R clear. This money w ill be u;ed fo r II J. O V E R S T R E E T J. T. Saxton, the blacksmith preach- U N T IL TU E S D AY, M AY 2, 1922. the benefit of the High School in O II. KltALN L. R. PH ILIPS , R J. H A R T L E Y some way or another. Tho play was er who has been holding revival ser* It. C. HASH ( Ity Registration Officer. Said to be the best that has ever vices at l^ike Monroe was taken ser 20-1Ole MRS F. J. N E I M E Y E R ZMIH L C R A M E R lously ill and sent to his home in ------------------------been put on in Sanford High, with h p rurnANT JKITII'V.i — Tennessee today. Rev. Saxton was last year’s a close second. • J NO. D. EVANS Notice Is hereby g iven that the f o l ­ E V E R Y TH IN G FOR T H E SPORTSM AN II C INOEItKOL holding a very successful revival at lo w in g {trillion will li* pre**nt*<l to 111* MRS It (J, H U M P H R E r County Ifunnl of Public Instruction for Lake Monroe nnd it is with sincere Hemlnol* County, Florida, nt a meal-1 W . V DUNN "T o o much of n Good Thing will , ; ~~ ” ~ ....: y ~ oemmiii* county, riorum, at a mastH. L HAIOJIT . _ , .. £. - , regret thnt the people are giving him In* to l.a held nt 9 30 a. m. Tuesday, 117 Park Avenue-Snnford, Florida MRS HULA DALLAH be put on by the Sanford Dramatic1 " * ' May icth. m2, at ih * oM cs of SuperJparMILS N IN A I_ HATES iotondrnt of I'libllc Instruction. Han­ Club, May 5th, In the H. S. AuditorA R T H U R A. L E W I S ford, Florida: M A R IO N F. B A L L A R D ium. TO T ilt: COUNTY StOARO OF PUBLIC HAD K IN K M EETING C. A DALLAH INHTItt'CTIUN F o il SEMINOLE MARY W H ITE H E AD COUNTY. K U IIIIIU • i i n i a a g i i i i i « * i i a a i i a R i i i i i g R i i i f l g i i i i i a g g | aaiaai||| G R AC E KIN G SLEY 1 Y ol lt I’KTITKiNEItH hereafter d* M argaret Zachary surely knows J. W. OSTEEN I*, liurhnns, pastor o f the Congrega­ rig nulrd as |Mitlllon*ra from Special II. c LY M A N Tux School lllstrlct No. 2, Hemlnol* how to scream, we’ll toll the world. tional church, returned from St. Pet­ Counljr. II. E. F U L L E R Florida, respectfully rrprrrenl E N M IT C H E L L ersburg Inst night, where he has been that th*y ar* qualified •lectora Uinl G, A. B R Y A N T a lax on either real or personal W M R K IN A N Wednesday In chapel the Juniors in attendance upon the state confer- property nd an- rialilcnt* of that porI. U. I-AYN E churches. He ’ l,,M of Heminola county, Florida. held n dehnte, "Resolved: Tliat tho ence o f Congregational B A HARTLEY * * known nnd drscrlbed as .Special Tax G E. L E V BINE rt t f* eft' i * > [ t Philippines Should N ow Be Granted , reports the best meeting ever had. School nisirlct No 2. such dixirlct conG C IIA IITLK Y I tuinlng all that territory of Benilnole to to to to to to Sanford C ycle Co. • NOTICE! TH E S P O R T S M A N ’S STORE Base Ball Goods Tennis Goods Fishing: Tackle Bathing Suits Fine Cutlery Bicycles Bicycle Supplies Boxing Gloves Striking Bags Exercisers AUCTION SALE ■ ■■■ . . . . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ d ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a SANFORD M ARBLE & fo llo w in g description: ll.'ginning nt Southeast GRANITIC W O R K S " " w , h Blooded Live Stock hooker G. E H A R T L E Y W C. HATCHER corner Hecllon IIV. Township St H. Itnnge 20 B. i n «hnt".;'i?k. North to Norlhrast corner Hecllon 27. Township 20 H. Itung* 2} K.. thence West along Hecllon lino lo n creek. thence northwesterly a lo n g said creek to W e k lv u river. North and ? .Northwest1018 West First Street t<> Intersection o f renter section JOHN GOVE, Proprietor C E M E TE R Y W ORK A S PE C IA LTY 101H W est First Street d -------County. Florida, embraced within the : PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY line o f Hecllon 9, thence Knat to one. quarter section post on tho East line o f Hecllon 7. Township 2<> H., Itangn JO K. thence North to Northeast corner ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ & ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ e.ild Hoc I tun 7, Lust to Hanford (Ir a n i line th e m e Houthrnilerly along said ■ 5 grant line to renter aertlon post Hoctlon to. Township 20 H. Itnnge 30 K . Ho lit h to center Heetlon in. Township ZU H . Itunge JO i:„ theiir* East to Hast line o f euld Heetlon IS, thence Houth lo point o f beginning. THOS. J. A. R E ID Y ■ ---------------------------------- -------------------------------— ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Your petitioners, an aforesaid, f u r t h ­ er represent that they desire the lim ­ I On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Boat Coast Railway, CtinlaoAttorney and Cognaallor-gt-Law its o f the said district as atiove describ­ * ta, Fla., among the pines sad lakes o f 8emlnols county, an up-to-date ed extended so as to include and e m ­ brace alt o f the territory contiguous to Practicing In State end Federal Courtj ■ modern brick hotel, with private batha and hot water heat. First the s h ove said i l . t r let and described as Over Seminole County Rank a class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $150 par day; $10 to $18 per week, scfollow s: llegln nt the Koulheasl curner of SecS cording to location o f room. tlnn .it. Tow-nitilp 21 H, Itunge Jo K . run t h e m e West lo Houthwrat corner ■ Heetlon JJ, Township 21 K. Itunge JO K-. ■ North to Houthwrat Heetlon 21. T o w n ­ ship 21 H, Itunge JO I f , thence W eal Attomey-at-Law along County line to Southwest corner Over Hrmlnole Coonty Rank Heetlon 10, Township I t H, llanga- IS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « * « ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ * ■ ■ ■ » E„ l h " n c * North along County Una to BANFO H l) F L O R ID A W e k lv a river, thence In a Northeaster­ ly direction along said riv er to the In­ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tersection o f said river with u certain creek In Hec. I*. Township 20 H, itsiiao 29 lie Ihmco BguUjecitftortl> along said i “ ! CFt c'St* f C'I! u •;» i«** *i*« inim i eaetern p o r ­ ■ tion thereof to Intersection of said = Contractor and Builder creek w ith Houth Hue o f Section 22, Tow nship 2o H, llange 2» tv, thence “ S E R V IC E T H A T COUNTS” East to Houthrust corner o f sahl See- SANFORD F L O R ID J tton 22, Town-hip 20 H., Itangn 29 K . W c hamllt: everything in thence Houth lo Southwest corner o f Houtlieuet >|Uiirter o f Southwest UUar ter Heetlon 11. Township 2t H. Itnnge 29 E . th e m e East lo I lie Norlhaasl : corner Section 22, Tow nship 21 H. ■ llange 20 11, thence South tu point o f ■ Car Lota or Less. Ship us beginning, all of which territory Is ■ within Heminola County, Florida Expert Auto Repair Work YOU It P E T I T I O N E R S barest o r des­ ignated an petltlunars fr om Ilia last ■ Corner FI rat end Oak above described or conllguoua territory, Phone 10 respectfu lly represent that they arS qualified electors who pay a lax on rlt ■liber real or porsunal properly and “ W E D ELIVE R THE GOODS' an residents of that portion of Semirude I ' i i i i i i I ) 1, Florida, contiguous to the territory now- embraced In .Special Tax School District No 2. Hemlliule County, ■ Storatrc Facilities Florida, unit aa last above described, would further represent that they m and : desire the territory last above describ­ If we pleaae you. tell othere; if ne ed lo In created Into a special lax tell ua. Phone 498 school district for tile pur pone ot l e v y ­ ing utld collecting a dlnlrlct school lux far Ih* exclu sive use of the public free m acbools within such t e r r it o r y , that they m desire such territory lo be created In a Special T a x Kchul District by extending FOR SERVICE llie buumt.irlca o f Special T a x School tilslrlct No 2. Seminole County. F lo ri­ da, so us to Include the territory lam Call 14G-J atiove described V u f l t P E T IT IO N E R S would further W. RAW LIN G . Prop. represent ttuxt more than t w e n t y . five tier cent o f the i|uallfled electors who pay a lux on rlthcr real or personal property and Who are lesldenl* of Special T a x School I buttle I No. 2. HePtlmilo County, Florida, a* now >omp«-*d. and also that more than tw e n ty -fiv e Her cent o f the ipiallfod electors who pay i tux "i< either real or personal V. COLLER, Prtip, ~ property and who ure residents of that territory last above described, being contiguous to Special Tax School 1>|»irid N o Hemliiolc County. Florida, have signed this petltlnn. t u r n PKT1T1UNERH wuulil further represent tliat tliey nro i|ua||ficd elec­ tors who pay a lax on either real or personal property and are residents of that portion o f Seminole County, F lo ri­ CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDEF da. described i i s follows, to-w lt Iteglunlnu at Southeast toriie r Sec­ 31T Commercial Street Sanferd, Fix tion 21, Tow itslilp .1 8 , Itanga 10 i: run thence West to the Bout It w «st c o r ­ ner Scctlun JJ, Township 21 S . liana*3u East . N orlti to Sauthwvsi corner Section 31, T o w n , hip 21 It, Range JO E , thence West along County line to ■ Southwest curlier Section 19, Tow t, ship ■ 21 H, R ange 21 K . thence North along Real Estate nnd Insurance ■ county line to Weklvu riv er thence ■ Northrasterly along said riv e r to the SANFO RD FLO RID A ■ Intersection o f said river with the east ■ and weal center lino of Section 9, ■ Township 2" H. Range 39 E , thence J East lo Southeast corner o f the North■ ea»l east quarter He>-||on Hecllon 1 7. Township 2 o S Rang*- 20 U., thence North one-half Prize for hist Rifle Shot— Open to Legionnaires 5 mile,, thence Kn*t to Sanford t grant line - thence HouGmuet along i u uni* v Prize for best Rifle Shot— open to Ladies' only. long u said llm- m lo icell5 trr Heetlon HI, Tuwm hlp 20 H, Rung* IV J E . thence South mat mile, th e m e east ea 22 Calibre R ifle lined In n il contcstN 2 one-half mile thence Huulh to begl cgtn General Machine and Bolter W ork; King, J Prizes for best Trnp Shoot—open to nil. Which auld last description Includes Cylinder Grinding; Del.uie Piatona: unit rnihracea all that territory of Sem­ inole County. Klurlda, now Included and Concert by American Legion Rand on the grounds o f San­ embraced In the Special Tax Schuul Dis­ Overaiae Ringa and Pina; Flywheel trict No, 2, Seminole County, Florida, ford Rod nnd Gun Club nt Sanford ■ and also that territory contiguous tu Steel Gear Randa; Crank Bhafte re­ said district and secondly above de­ ■ scribed. turned; agenta for Callle Inboard a ex' : YOUR P E T I T I O N E R S further rep­ B E G IN N IN G M O N D A Y , M AY 1ST. A T 2:00 P. M. resent that they dtslre Oie limits ot : said special T a x School Dixirlct No. 2. Outboard M o to r * .----------- Phone t ) J. C. HUTCHISON in charge o f Rifle Contests extended so in to embrace and Include B . a U the t e r r ito r y last above described. ■id that such territory be or* >ted Into S am DR. R A L P H E. S T E V E N S In chnrge of Trnp Shoot Special Tax School District, to b ■ ‘ m ~ _ M numbered and known ae your Honor....................................................................... .. S a s CHULUOTA INN rt EL a a I t . t>Jf lili.M George A. DeCottes MRS. CHAS. I). B R U M L E Y , Manager CRENSHAW, PRJDDY & COMPANY 8 S. 0. Shinholser T H E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E L IN E » SMITH BROS. Garage andlVfachine Co. s Horses and Mules i Pi n V i ’ bftnln Garden Richmond, Virginia Quick Service Transfet IRL’I ni 1 1 l RANCH DeLEON SPRINGS - FLORIDA I Sanford Steam Laundry LOOK! AND LISTEN! SA N F O R D NOVELTY WORKS c. General Shop and Mill Work Geo. W . Knight A M E R IC A N LEGION P U T S ON BIG SPO R TING E V E N T Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. I WEDNESDAY, MAY 3! S T A R TIN G P R O M P T L Y A T 10 A. M. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— ■ G EO R G E G. H E R R IN G , Post Commander ■ Si;!T4~“ fA,r L !a u a .«e ,K „ ■ ■ i f ■ 2, Heminola County, Florida. The *■*.(! Inatallrd and Guaranteed by I levying unit collecting a dla-ilct echool Sanford Battery Service ■ tax for the exclualve uee o f the iiuiitlc Company ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ free echoola w ithin the xatd and Uet K . R. M U R R E L L, Jr., Post Adjutant « # . I * \ * t i J 1 FR EE B A R B E C U E L U N C H j ■ ■ ■ \ “ TERMS O F SALE are practically cash." However, we v'ill * accept indorsed hun.-Hihle notes hearing interest for f»0 days, t ------------------------ -------------—— T H IS BIG SALE W IL L T A K E PLA C E regardless of j rain, ns we hnvc lots of shelter at ■ 8 Spring Garden Ranch j ■ DeLeon Springs, Florida W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 3RD ■ j \ I Starting promptly at 10 n. mH continuing until the last ani- ■ mal is sold. ’ s », Rayfield Carburators a H I ? A H — * WUI sell to the hichcsl nnd best bidders JU n C /U Lf W ITH O U T RESERVE n choice collection of Horses nnd Mules of nil sizes and weights, among which will he found the following: 12 bend of real good Farm Morses and Mares, that are all broke and ready for Ihe plow and harrow. This Farm Stock must lie seen to he nppreci* ated. T h ree spans o f real Draft Horses, with weigh!, hone and substance for heavy hauling purposes. 10 head of real high class Riding Horses, that are broken In the saddle lo all gaits. * F. N . B U R T Owner of Stock nnd Spring Garden Ranch P. G. W A LD R O N , \uctloneer �. ■i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY. APRIL 29, 1922 O C IE T Y . ./Rgil pAlGBB. 8ocl.tr Bdilor, 15 ^ Phone 217-W rh ° (r„ Bs . i U I « t » « T * « _ k, . r » « 7 W » « _ #r f o M l X vgs&ar .......... SOCIAL CALENDAR . K J M.v D ^ T c a by ‘ he P lP « g r f i on the Fox - Gatcbd 1 pwith Room at 8 P. u* Guild. st Ar«* I vtaodiT—CircIc No. 3 ° f the Metho. 1 ^church will meet at the home f f Mr»- D A. Kelley K e n - on on Oak Oak aveEa« st 3:30 P. M. 0 Brown of Palatka was In tho H* v it___ is Sm attending to l\ii• buiineta. I city jlr.sndM rs.W-W. Coons of Donl^cr.illc. N. Y., are spending tha I vwk^r.d here st the Mtnlwtjraa. jlr. Auguit Vervenc has returned U his home st Daytona Beach after irtr.dire the pa»t two weeks ns tho I p o t of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt. C, S. Williams who has been In [ Hastings fo r the past month, w ill arriw this afternoon to spend the wwk-er-d with his mother, Mrs. C. N . Williams. Jin. C. !L Perry of Bowling Green K y, i, expected to arrive this afterteen, srd will bo the guest o f her daughter. Mr*. R. L. Christcnbcrry, *t her home. 41R Mngnolia avenue. each table were attractive arrange* menta o f Ragged Roblna, Petunias and Candy, tuffs, in tha form o f old faahioned bouquets. A fte r a dainty and well appointed luncheon, several exceptionally inter* eating games o f bridge were played the prixes, fancy clothes hangers Is it rain or is it not? were won by Mrs. G. F. Smith and Mrs. W alter W ight. Today ii the last day to register. Those enjoying the cordial hospital­ ity o f Mrs. Lake, were Mesdamea G. The ladies are not registering in F. Smith, C. M. Vorce, W . J. T h ig­ any great numbers. pen, L. C. Kolb, B. W. Herndon, W al­ ter W ight and Roy Symmca o f Win­ While putting on drives for every­ ter Park. thing else wo should not neglect the hospital. There has been nothing done fo r the hospital in two years M. & D. C LU B M EETS and the membership dues have not Mrs. Frederick Brnndt entertained been paid. * the members o f the M. and D. Club at her home on west First street. Bartow Mann who is one o f the big The rooms were tastefully decorated pepper growers of the I-ak) Monroe with ferns and chrystal vases filled section brought in some fine peppers with pink and white roses. A t five to the Herald office yeiterday. He o'clock the guests were invited Into has about twelve acres o f fine pep­ the dining room where delicious re­ pers that he has already sold and Is freshments were served. shipping them every day. PERSONALS : TRU TH The Truth Seekers class o f the M. E. Church met with Mrs, Akers at her beautiful home on Celery' avenue last Tuesday afternoon at 3:10 o'clock, those who assisted Airs. Akers were Mcsdimca Spurling, Huey, Williams, Brown and Akers. These Indies birthdnys came in A pril. They entertained the class very royally on tho north porch nnd all enjoyed tho hospitality o f these ladles very much. A fte r the business meeting o f the class, n so­ cial hour was enjoyed by all present. .These Indies served forty-five members o f the class to lovely refresh­ ments consisting o f punch nnd cake. I100K Mr. ir.J Mr*. S. O. Chase, Mr. and Mn. B. F. Whltner, Mrs. S. E. Bar­ rett, Mn. Deane Turner, Mr. Wadbrock »r.d Rev. A. 8. Peck, returned butt-# ltd evening from Mlarhl ■here they attended Convocation. EVERY W E E K B R I D G E CLUB Mrs. Forrest L a k e e n t e r ta in e d tho meraher* of the E v e r y Week Bridge Gob most d e lig h t fu lly yesterday with IsBcheon fa llo w e d b y Bridge, at the Blue Heron In n , W in t e r Park The Blue H eron , which Is nestled ca the shore on th e Lake Is an ideal pUre for en terta in in g , which Its decerttioai, and b a n g in g of tan and old hhe, which forms a lovely back jrw td for th is pretty party. On ............................ I I " SE EK E8 M E ET LO VERS CLUB Mrs. I- P. Hagan entertained the members o f tho Book-Lovcra) Club most pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her attractive home on Sanford Heights, t Quantities o f pink roses and pe­ tunias adorned the various rooms and apacioua porches. A fte r a very interesting afternoon spent with rending and discusalon o f late books, tho hostess served chick­ en salad, hot rolls, and coffee fo l­ lowed by an Ice course. Mrs. Hagan’s guests included, M n . R. J. Holly, M n . J. E. Pace, M n . H ar­ ry Ward, M n . Fred Williams, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, M n . B. A. Howard, M n . Stella Arrington, M n . G. D. Hart and Miss Annla Hawkins. —— - t I am, [■ ' ■ ■ l i l I l ■ l ■ : Chassis....................... $1545.00 5Passenger............................... 1745.00 6-passenger................................ •....... ;....... 1845.00 5Passenger California T o p ....... 2045.00' 6Passenger California T o p ......... 2145.00 5-Passenger Sport Model................. 2145.00 4Passenger Coupe...................... 2345.00 5Passenger S e d a n ...................... 2545.00 20» Park A v e ------- -------------S a n fo rd , F lorid a io n a l B ic y c le W e e k [ APRIL 29TH TO MAY 6TH during this week ■ ■ g et y o u r b ic y c l e n o w ■ a ■ a ■ ■ Sanford Cycle Co. ■ a a a a a a 117 Park ^ venue a kid e A BICYCLE___----- R ID E A B IC Y C LE " '• i s J. II. H INTERM ISTER P IA N O CO. Welaka Block W H Y N O T TR Y PLAY GOLF URK’S REPAIR SHOP W H E N YOUR CAR IS OUT OF W HACK JUST RECEIVED A Shipment of Golf Clubs and Balls Come ii. and Look Thera Over Wanhingnnd Polishing a Specialty LA U N D R Y W ORK DONE A T ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY GLOBE PIANO CO. Stock Fceden, will save money by calling at or w riting us nnd getting our price on feed before buying. W e buy direct from the mills in car load lots every week.— Tho L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. 28-3tc Save your money by getting our price^ on sood, feed and fertiliser, i f wo oon’t save you money on the Ramc quality, we give it to you. Comfe and see. The L. Alien Seed Co., Ser.furJ, Fla. 29-3tc E L IT E D RE SSM AK ING PARLOUS. I wish to announce to my friends nnd customers that Mrs. J. B. Powell anil I have opened up Dressmaking Parlors on First street, in the Fcmdnle Apartments over Uaumtl's. In nddition to the high class hand-made gowns, I have always given you, wo hnvo departments fo r machlhe made dresses nt popular prices. Also mak­ ing of childrens’ dresses. HemstitchI ing and pleating. MRS. B. I). SORRELL, MRS. J. B. PO W ELL. 28-2tp. NEW PERFECTION S A V E YOU M O NEY Write os Oil Cook Stores and Ovens H ERE’S no smoke and smell to make disagree­ able work of cooking witnshe New Perfection Oil Stove. Clean, intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the flame stay* where you set it. T ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY French Dry Cleaners m taa ita h t a N l a l a la Empire Hotel Block ORLAND O , F L O R ID A SANFORD A U TO R E P A IR S All W o rk Guaranteed Corner First and Elm FA C - B. C. ECHOLS, Prop. W e ll be clad to demonstrate how easily you can regulate the New Perfection for any sort of cooking. W ehavethe New Perfection Oven also— and it bakes perfectly. R I W & W A I KFR M ATTRESS TO R Y “ Old Mattress Mads New and New Mat Irma Made In OrdeF* French Avenue and 17th Street Sparton Horn Service Sanford -A T - Furniture Co. Sanford Battery Service Phone 447-W Company } h \j • NOTICE TO FARMERS 5 ■ N ow ’s the time for you to buy n M O LIN E TR AC TO R . Wo hnvo a special offer that you cannot afford to let get hy you. Phone 295-L1 % For every farmer can afford to buy but you c&nnot afford It evidence 203 R. Third St., Sanford ■ not to buy n renl Tractor, that has been proven out to be n ■ groat success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, wo LOOK A T THESE CUT : will sell you a— ; C a p t Atkinson 8 n PRICES! $1.50 1.000 Hninmerriill Lelterhrads ; MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors 8 ■ for $528.00 ■ ■ 1.000 Business Cards .1.75 ■ 1.000 Billheads, siie 8-.... ....... 1.25 t,000 64i Envrlupr* 1.50 — Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme­ ■ diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re- s member this offer ia only good until October 11th, so place your order now. ■ BELL BROS. ■ Seminole Printery 'hone 404 L A K E MONROE, FLO R ID A PH O NE 2102 1 9th and Frrnrh i i R i i n n i i i c i r i B i ■ ■■■■«■■■!■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■« !*■■■■« DBSB ...................................................................................... F ■ M 500 bushels o f cow lKin»t just ar­ rived, ail vnrictlcs. Como In nnd see S' us before buying.— The L. Allen Seed ■ ■ Co., Sanford, Fin. 28-3tc I* RII)E A HICYCLE-------- RIDE A BICYCLE in prices o f all Bicycles L A Y E R R O LLS I10N0G RAPH RECORDS Dl’ U L A R S H E E T MUSIC Tho county tax list and the city Tho world at your door every even­ tax list is now being published in the ing fo r 15c.— Daily Herald, Weekly Herald. There arc Sunday dinners and Sunday dinners but the only old fashione.l chicken dinner that w ill please you in every particular is at the Seminole Cafe where tho service la right up to the minute. N'o waiting, no Incon­ venience and the finest chicken dinner that you ever tasted. T ry one to­ morrow. 29-ltc Sanford, Fla. IANOS HONOGRAPHS pound fo r coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills fo r pains in sides nnd back; rheumatism, backache, kidN. J. I.illanl o f the Herald Printing ncy and bladder ailments; and Foley Co., Is among tho now owners o f an Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and Otdsmobile car purchased from thot j thoroughly cleansing cathartic for conold rcliablu auto man, N. II. Gamer, 1ntlpation, biliousness, headaches, and who sells the Olds and* the Buick sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.— cars. - * Adv. We call for and deliver to any part of Mr. nnd M n . 8. 0. Chase, Mr. and city. Leave your bundle at MonteMrs. B. F. Whitnor, Mrs. Deane Tu r­ luina Hotel or call Phone No. 4H5 nnd ner nnd M n . Barrett have returned have our wagon call. N. II. Garner will sell better enra when they are made. Tho Oldimoblle 4 and 8; the Bulrk 4 nnd 0, just ar­ rived in ca;’ load lots. See me before you buy. I will save you money on your gas, oil and repairs.— N. H. Gar!4Ctc ner., DISTRIBUTORS ■ Mrs. Frank Akers, who has been quite ill for the past month, leaves tomorroxv fo r Atlanta, Ga., where ahe will spend six weeks with her moth­ er, M n . It. J. Walker. Her many friends hope that tho trip will prove beneficial nnd that she w ill return en­ tirely recovered from her recent ill­ ness. N O T IC E ! ‘B . & O. zMotor Co. O P T IC IA N —x W O M KTK1BT Cut out this slip, enclose with Be ; and ,t tn ,,0, & Co.. 2835 Shcf. fjel|, A Chicago. writing your 1 ^ nnd , ddre#t e W r , You w l„ 212 Boat. 1st 8t. rttuni a trlnl package con- > ^ Foley.# „ oney Bnd T „ Coni. " I ’m Going Right Straight Back tc My Dear Old Florida Home," at Hin* termlster’s Piano Store, Wclakn Block. The Launch S A N F O R D * 20-tfp For Partlef, Plenlca, Fishing, Outings LEXINGTON SERIES 22 FIVE DOLLARS REDUCTION T, .. . „ „ . . Ih e old building a the corner o f F.rsl and ^ recently peopled by T J. M iller A Son ta to be -old fo r old lumber and tom down at once. The Hrst National Bank w ill begin bullding aa soon cs the old building is removed. Henry McLaulin, Jr. SANFORD CYCLE CO. FOR R E N T — Nicely furnished, cool bed room, $3.00 per week. 314 East F lftl. S t 29-2tp NEW PRICES from a weeks trip to Miami where Nothing nicer fo r gifts than fine they took in tho cast coast and the stationery. Going below cost for*tw o great country in and around Miami. weeks at the Herald office. 18-8tp They report tho entire east coast as being greatly In need o f rnin and the C U T T n iR OUT— IT IS WORTH vegetable crop as being almost over. MONEY Over $7,000 wil be spent on re­ Foot of First Street, Sanford Avenue Many Sanford pcoplo went to W in­ building o f tho Safety Hnrbor school A M , WORK G U AR AN TE E D ter Pork today to attend tho inter- house which wna wrecked last Octo­ schotnstic Aqquatic W ater Meet at ber in tho storm. T H E SPO R TS M A N 'S STORK Rollins College that is one o f 4ho 117 Park Ave. Sanford, Florida greatest events o f tho kind in the state. Some o f our best swimmers will take part in the swimming ev­ H A V E YO UR ents. FOR SALE!— A bargain; Ona McCray R efrigerator 0.6x30x4 feet. Jones Cash Store. 89*1 tp ■ B « A t a meeting of the Rod and Gun Club Inst night it was definitely de­ cided to turn the club building over to the Sanford lodge o f Elks and this will he done immediately. It will give the Elks one o f the finest and most comfortable homes in the state. P A G E FIVE 8 i BIDS WANTED Bids will he received by the First National Bank, Sanford, Fla., fpr the purchase of the buildings standing on the lo t corner First Street and Park Avenue, known as the Miller cor­ ner. Successful bidder to remove all buildings, leaving lot clear. Bids wil! be received until May 5th, 1922..... 29-3tc % b s ■■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ » ■ • » « * • * a n a s s a s s a a s s s ■■ ■ s i s a i a s i i s s illh lM M tlM ■■•»■••■■■■■• •»■■■■■•«■ ■> 1 •* n ![• r FOR S A L E B Y A L L GROCERS Ii WIGHT GROCERY CO. J* Ii ! W H O LE S A LE DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD F L O R ID A 'YsfU 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 29, 1922; <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/28cf95862bb7490178631777bad223d6.pdf 963fa7a206c6945f8db093b8e58cab52 PDF Text Text • '» i § f The S anford Daily Herald IN t H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S g r e a t e s t vegetable . SANFORD .: A ■, "The City Substantial" s e c t io n SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. MAY 1. 1922 volumein. • NUMBER 30 POSSESSION « N D MONTH OF STRIKE BATTLEOFFORPEKING RUSSIA FOREIGN MINISTER CONTINUES— ADVANTAGE TO ATTACKERS SAYS RUSSIA IS FRIENDLY ‘ IN ALL THE COAL FIELDS NO SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT TOWARD FRANCE RIGHT ON General W u Pei Fu is Driving Toward the Capitol From the South HEIiEN HUNT Natwithstanding: Un­ CATTS’ CASE Attitude To­ CASECOMES UP 600,000 Miners FOR PEONAGE friendly ward Russia IN ORLANDO IIP THIS WEEK NO MILITARY SECT ORLANDO AND ST. PETERSBURG NO CHANGE MADE CAPTURE THE AQUATIC HONORS Controversy In­ volving More Than T W age BY UMON OFFICIALS IN TH R E E PREVIOUS CLAIMS OF 680.­ 90 WORKERS IN STRIKE D AM AG E S U IT A G A IN S T S T E T ­ SON A N D DR. H U L L K Y 'C H A N G HD TO O R A N G E CO UNTY ( I I I T h e . \ « » o c l « l r d I ’ rraal (It; The tMiwlanJ INDIANAPOLIS, May l.- T h e »ecJ BOolh of thr nation-wide coal «*». -Ita Bta«n headquarter* here, declaring jo Kttltmtot i* in aiitht. for the wince c#£troTer»r l» nvolving more than hundred thousand minera. No iurf* Em been made by the Union tffiriili in their previous claim at lull ait hundred and eighty tl\ousltd worker* Joined the strike, the nmber including »eventy-flve thouajdJ non-union miners. COTTON CONSUMPTION - WILL SOON W IPE OUT SURPLUS OF S T A P L E O RLAN D O , May 1,— The *25,000 dumnice ault of Mins Helen Hunt, o f Jacksonville, against Stetaon U riveraity and Dr. Lincoln Hulley, the presi­ dent, la act fo r trial May 16th in cir­ cuit court here. Mias Hunt alleges that while n student at the university some years ago she was dismissed j without cause or explanation. The case has been in the courts since 11*11 and was moved to Ornr.ge from Volusia county on a change o f venue, AMERICAN CAPTAIN IS WOUNDED WASHINGTON, May 1— World cot­ ton consumption has returned to its pn-wsr level, after a five year period |\ M A Y -D A Y D EM O N STR ATIO N sf low consumption, according to a A T M AYENCE, GERM ANY Brrr)- of the international cotton sittstkn tnd stocls ns of April 1, made (H r T h e A atorlalrS l 'r r n , M A Y E N C E , Germany, May 1.— pfc!ic SsUrdsy by the commerce dcDuring a May Day demonstration lUtaenL "The striking feature of the situa- here today, a captain in the American fee" the depsrtment said "is on in- *»rmy wns wounded by msnlfestants. •cited consumption of 21,000,000 A column o f demonstrators marchkale* for the year ending July 31, IniT through tho street, when through IK!, approximately 6.000,000 bales mistake In steering, the American aor? thin was pioduced for the crop Captains automobile ran into the projwr.” i cession. The machine wns stopped Tie world carry-over, the depart- Immediately, but but wns surrounded *»rtci*d from iu survey will return ' attacked by the ' furious , crowd *•*>— s! by Augaat 1, 1322, whiio' which began mount the car. The Cop­ tic ovtrtinfling feature of interest tain believing his life jn danger, drew se» is the degne to which world cot- bis pistol, when n man In the crowd ten production will return to the pro- trod to disarm him, but tho pistol wu level or whether it will continue discharged and tho officer was woun­ The French cs the basis of the last five years uv- ded In the shoulder. «rst* of 1(1,000.000 bales, much de- Gendarmes rescued the Amcricnn and Jwd*. the department declared on made several arrests. weather conditions and the extent to which the boll weevil proves to be PA C K E R S A C T * limitieg factor. DECLARED A L L RIGHT B Y SU PR E M E COURT From its survey, the department »t*tfd, it appeared that on August 1, 111; T h r A i w e l a l r S I'r raa) IKI. the carry-over cotton was 14,W A S H IN G TO N , May l .- t h e packIL tales world cotton period, for era nnd stockyards act of 1921 was *21 2 Kiion wan . , 1 — -*2 — * « 15,197,000 declared constitutional today by the 10,1lh* total supply for the 1921 Supreme Court. 1»2 season Wft* 15,197,000 bales, t ''-option frem August 1, 1921, to C H ILD R E N 'S C RU SAD E **• ,W2. » » » estimated at 14,T U R N E D DOWN COLD “ **•. leaving an indicated B Y T H E P R E S ip B N T “ W o n April 1 of 14,903.000 bales. 2 * * fon*umption from April 1, W A S H IN G T O N , May 1.— Checked " 7 10 Ju'F 31. 1022, was estimated somewhat by the failure to see Presi­ *| '.WO.ftW bales and the carry-over dent Hnrding, tho “ Children’s CrusJ^eotton on July 31, 1922 at 7,900,- nde," which invnded tho capital thir­ ty-seven strong Snturdny on bchsl/ ^tton consumption, which the de- o f 114 war law violators now serving ""tinued reached the high- prison terms, got little encourage­ *_, mm de- ....... ^_aa a a Doughmm 22.000,000 in ..1913-14 ment >awt(( from Attorney General ll!0 *j*tripl,J *° *">000,000 hales in erty ss to recommendation for exectd *Ur! 'on was also reduc- utive clemency, and were uncertain ” 5-r>K .1 .u , ____. . o .f . their . . p-r’ this this na.in period, the department next. move. I S T * n,,t to ,uch an extent as Reaching Washington early Satur­ I .. hence, an nccumuiaaccumula- uny tfe. ,i lon *r'l ......'m e, an day morning morning the the party, party, ct composed t-- . ’ ' ’•’ r< s'ilted m nn mostly o f children under 12 or 13 l«l l ! ! ry'<’ver on August 1, years, old, reached the white house 1 'L'WO.qpO bales. gates shortly before 11 o'clock to be told that there wns little possibility Mnio UPSETS T \ RLE M ANNERS that the President would sec them. Before their arrival Secretary Chris­ v .'.V T 1" ' ' - |'"H | tian announced to correspondents that I. C,5 ° ' M ,y *•—Table The presenident would not seo the crusaders, but that they would be ,#t* t hitaif |Sl,n Frnnci,co hotels given “ every consideration” by attor­ «sth of ih r" ',io tc,fPbones on ney General Daugherty. He told «. dininl / fVfnty tab,M « " e of Mrs. Koto Richards O’Hare, of St. l)in ,r* "ow est I/vuis, leader o f the crusade, that he *rt * hsnH h ns th° Ub,e tto ,up* was “ opposed to a general amnesty," ] J b°'dlng , telephone rebut would take up “ each case individ­ ually when application Is made and I “ ^na'thst IUUr ,0 ° n° of ■«v«rol give careful consideration on its mer­ r * **• hr it *f L ,ro*dc»* t and pick- its." • * *®**H*J„[ . ' ‘*U,nf ,h« dty have Increased Production r w ^ p S h o u l * 1\ w # ,r ln « ** F*^« rrdio »'l I^ |>»eea r r*P»™tlons ^ n ° n” th^,r d‘"* *1 In their guests *— Edmund Abbot K a n PS* * ,.,^ Jer, of th* RP»Wr4jw t i t' " l qa*u his home here iK ta .. . SPRING TE RM F E D E R A L COURT O P E N S TODAY IN P E N ­ IN A N Y OF T1IE CLAU SES OF T H E N E W T R E A T Y B ETW EE N G ER­ SACOLA M A N Y A N D RUSSIA ( ) ) » T h r A a * « r l f i l r « t I 'r raa) O RLAN D O . May- 1.— A crowd csti. 100-yard dash, back stroke, Silas mated at 2,000 persons, witnessed the Orlando, t.me 1:29 2-5. annual state aquatic meet on Lake Relay race, Orlando. Virginia, W inter Park, Saturday. Hon* Results of tho girl's matches, fob ors went to Orlando High school and,low: to St. Petersburg high, the formci 25-yard dash, Allen, George Wash­ winning in the boys' division, and the ington, Tampa, first; McCord, Hillslatter wnlking away with the girls’ borough, second; MrCIntchie, St. Petevents. George Washington H igh o f eraburg, third; time 15 3-5 seconds, Tampa, was second in the girls' dt- which lasted former record o f 16 2-5 vision, while S t Petersburg nnd Tam- seconds held by I’hell of St. Peterspn were second nnd third respectively burg. in the boys’ meet. ! 50-yards, breast stroke, McCord, .Snturdny night the cups were pre- Hillsborough, first; Forbes, Winter sonted to the winning teams by Doan Park, second; Pritchard, Tarpon Sprague o f Rollins collego at a ban- Springs, third. Time 58 seconds, quet in the college dining room, which J Plunge for distance, I-awrcnce, Orwns attended by representatives o f th e , lundo, first; Christoe, Duval, second; twenty-five high schools entered in the . Watkins, Tarpon Springs, third; 58 meet. The individual medals were feet, form er record 61 feet, presented by Franklin O. Kin g, local j 50-yard dash, free style, McCord, sportsman, nnd president o f the Or- Hillsborough, first; McCIntchie, St. Inndo baseball club. JPetersburg, second; Sewnld, Duval, The cups won by Orlando and SL ■third; 40 2-5 seconds. Petersburg must he won fo r three J 220-yard dash, free style, Allen, years before becoming the permanent George Washington, first; Iiuhncr, St. property o f a school. j Petersburg, second; Fuller, Winter Cavodo, o f George Washington Haven, third. Time 3:57 2-5, (testing school, Tampn, wns tho high point former record by .01 2-6. 50-yard dash, hack stroke, Hill, W in­ man o f the meet with eleven units to his credit. Gicr, Johnson nnd ter Haven, first; Buhner, SL Peters­ Christie of Orlando tied fo r second burg, second; McCord, Hillsborough, plnce with ten points each. Orlando third. Time 47 2-5. 100-yard dash, free style, Grisby, won six first.-) out o f the ten events. Following arc the firsts won in the JSt. Petersburg, first; McCord, Hillsbulutigii, second; Wilicinsnn, George ltovs’ events' 50-yard dash, Ilucll, S t Augustine, Washington, third. Time, I minute 36 seconds. time, 29 1-5. Fancy diving, Allen, George Wash­ 220-yard free style, Gicr, Orlando, ington, first; Buhner, St. Petersburg, time, 2:42 3-5. Plunge fo r distance, Hnrris, H ills­ second; Dnetwylcr, Hillsborough, 3rd. 75-yard-dash, free style, Buhner, St. borough, distance 59 feet. 100-yard dash, free style, Johnson, Petersburg, first; McCord, Hillsbor­ ough, second; Sewald, Duval, third. St. Petersburg, time 1:11 4-5. 100 yard dash, breast stroke, Silas, Time 1 minute 6 1-5 seconds; former record 1 minute 6 4-5 seconds. Orlando, time 1:28 4-5. Relay, St. Petersburg, first; Hills­ Fancy diving, Cnvode, George Wash­ borough, second; George Washington, ington high, Tumpn. 75-yard dash, Johnson, Orlando, third. Tim e 7 minute 1 2-5 seconds. Miss Allen, o f George Washington time 45 4-5. 440-yard dash, free style, Gicr, Or­ school, Tnmpa, who was the sensation of the meet, is only 13 years old. lando, time 6:14. BAND CONCERT TONIGHT AND STREET DANCE WILL OPEN BAND WEEK HERE Street Dance at Corner of Magnolia and First Street to Band Music * Each person is nsked to givo one Tonight the Big Band Week Cam­ paigns opnos with a hand concert ami dollar to help nlong tho hand and if each citizen will give one dollnr tho street dance at the corner o f First band will be financed for another year street nnd Magnolin avenue. The without any trouble. The city com­ street w ill bo roped o ff from First missioners and all the various clubs street to the Herald building on M ag­ in the city have taken up tho matter nolia nnd the band will play and the of the municipal band nnd every night folks wil! dance and there will lie n this week tho band will have n con­ general good time fo r everybody. Sev­ cert at some place in the city, thus eral speakers will give short talks on keeping alive the idea of assistance to the history of the band and tell what the band and giving tho people some the aim o f the Sanford Chamber o f idea o f what the hand means to the Commerce, the Itotary Club, the Ki- city. Come out tonight nnd help nlong wnnis and the Woman's Club w ill be in regard to the financing of the bnnd this good cause as well ns enjoy your­ through the individual contributions of self and keep the old town lively. Bothe citixcns o f Sanford and surround- \ member it w ill be at the corner ol Magnolia and First street. ing territory. F IF T Y D E LE G ATE S A T T E M I T TO A S S A S S IN A T E W IIO W A N T IN D E PE N D E N C E G E N E R A L W U PE I FU S A IL FROM P H IL IP P IN E S LE A D E R C H IN E S E FORCES Ht i r p !; l * t , c a n p a h t y D,ED * T CHICAGO TODAY I O ' r T h e A n * f l « l r * I’ l f n ) PEKING, May 1.—The battle for possession of Peking is con­ tinuing today with the advantage apparently going to the force of General Wu Pei Fu, driving toward the capital from tho south. (D r T t f (lly Thr *M *rU irS A a i o r l a l r S I 'r r a a ) LONDON, May I.— An attempt to More Stable Price— assassinate GeGneral Wu Pel Fu, leaded central; Chinaae forces was Larger Export Trade made Saturday, ssya a Peking dis­ patch to the Evening News, which In Recent Figures Show Greater Rusl* saaid the report was not confirmed. ness Prosperity In This Country General was said to have been slightly wounded and tho assailant 1n r T h e A iu r t a lr S F rees) W A S H IN G TO N . May 1.— Increased was captured and executed. production and more stable prfcee Only three days more o f those big with larger export trade shown In bargsins at O. T. O. G ift Shop, now recent figures according to a survey i n r r n i n f f u m i ACCOT current buiineti, w u issued today locatcJ with Illntermlater Plano Co. >80-2tp ' by the Commerce Department. I 'r r a a ) . M A N IL L A , May lr —F ifty dele­ gates comprising the Filipino Inde­ pendence Mission, sailed today fo r the United States. They will demand of the United Statea Congress com­ plete independence. W IL L H A V E M EETIN G (lly The t•a n rlalrd I*rraal P E N S A C O L A , May 1.— Tho case of Ex-Governor Sidney J. Catts fo r peon­ age, is expected to come up in the spring term o f the federal court which opened here today. It is understood Catts' counsel would attempt this week to have Judge Shcppatd dismiss the indictment and that if the court refur.ed to do the government would ask that the case go to trial curly in the term. OIL TANKER ON THE ROCKS POINT ARENA ONE H U N D R E D MILEH NORTH SAN FRANCISCO A P P E A R S T O BE LOST Illy T h e Aaaorlatrd I'rra a ) SAN FRAN CISC O , May 1.— The tanker W hittier which went on the rocks ten miles South o f Point Arena last night Is n total loss the owner was advised today by radio. The crew of twenty-six were saved. SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 — In a race to save the crew o f fifteen or more, the Const Guard Cutter Shaw­ nee, is hqrrying today to the oil tan­ ker Whittier, reported on tho rocks at Point Arena, one hundred miles north of Sun Francisco. The Whlttior sent out a distress call shortly after two o'clock this morning, nnd has been silent since then. CHEAPER FERTILIZERS SAYS FORI) 18 W IIA T I I E W ANTS A T M USCLE S IIO A I.S AND T H A T IS S U F F IC IE N T Illy T h r A a a o ria lrd I'rra a ) W A S H IN G TO N , Msy 1.— Secret process o f making cheaper fertilizers hns been discovered anil intended for commercial use at Muscle Shoals, Ford's chief engineer told the Senate Agriculture committee when it begnn the examination today for the Ford mollified proposal. (lly — ^ A aaorln lrd I'rra a ) G ENOA, May 1.— The powers have prepared the pronmblo of their magna chnrtn fo r Russia; it outlines how Eu­ rope will givo practical financial and economic hcly to permit that great country's restoration nnd reconstruc­ tion. Across tho Asiatic, Japan promises to contribute her portion o f money to assist in tho reorganization of Russia, and although the United Statea la DOt mentioned in the preamble, it Is wide enough in scope to take in the whole world, fo r Us framers voice the con­ viction thnt once confidence is felt that foreigners ran normally engnge in enterprises in Russia, the hunks of all countries will willingly advmooi funds to their citizens to invest in Russia. Great Ilrituin nnd llelgimn, as well ns Japnn to a lesser degree, are placing credits at the disposal o f rutci|iriacs in Russia; France will pro­ vide railroad material; Italy will help by inland water transports, nnd all will participate in an international consortium. The sub-commission on Russian a f­ fairs hns already udopted article one of the document, which is directed against propaganda by the Bolshevik! or attempts to change the existing frontiers. This hns chief reference to llcssnrahin, now annexed by Rumania. An arrangement was also reached on the momentous question of the nation­ alization o f private property. Apparently some compromise on the project hns been devised by tha jusiats whereby the soviets nre ablo to adhere to their great doctrine o f nationalisation and simultaneously sutisfy the foreign governments and peoples by granting the use o f the property, instead o f admitting nrtual ownership. The text o f this article has been kepi secret, but it will come up agnin today for consideration. E N G IN E E R IN G CLASS ( H r Tfcr A aa orlnlrS I 'r r a a ) U N IV E R S IT Y OF FLO RID A N E W O R LE AN S, May L — Reports O PE R A TE D U TIL ITIE S P L A N T from Harrisonburg, La., late yester­ day that 1,000 residents o f that town (llr Thr AaatM-I.IrS I'rraa) in addition to 500 refugees from Cat­ PA LATH A , May 1.— Members o f ahoula, Concordia and other flooded the senior engineering class o f the parishes in that section faco starva­ University o f Florida in putting their tion unless food supplies arrive speed­ theoretical knowledge to n practical ily, have greatly intensified the grav­ test recently operated for 24 hours the ity o f the flood situation, and every electric and ice plant of the Southern agency is trying to overcome the d if­ Utilities Compnny here. ficulty o f transporting supplies to The The students maintained a regular stricken people. 24-hour shift without rest nnd did everything from coaling the furnaces FLO RID A F IR E LOUSES to making teats and the exhauat gas­ L A R G E S T IN 1921'BINCB es. They weighed tho wnter con J A C K S O N V IL L E F IR E sumed by the boilers, registered the energy expended and kept statistical record in 15 minute periods through­ out their tour. ( Those who handled the plant under the direction o f Prof. H. F. Guinea, Included R. D. Atkinson, A. B. De­ wolf, R. D. Redman, E. R. Baswell, L. A. Hogarth, V. D. Almoi:d, Jr., and McCoy Hubbard. Whlly Manager Graham o f the plant-end some o f his staff renuinad close by fo r any emergency, the em­ ergency didn’t develop and everything was left to the coming engineer*. ( M r T h a A a a o r l u l f S I 'r r a a ) T A L L A H A S S E E , Msy L — Florida fire loasea in 1921 were tho largest since 11*01, the year o f Jacksonville's big fire, according to the annual re­ port o f Treasurer Luning, as Insur­ ance commissioner. The lota was mors than three and a quarter million, about fift y per cent larger than last year. Luning will recommend to the next legislature a law creating the o f­ fice o f state fir e marshal to Investi­ gate fires o f suspicious origin, and remedy conditions tending to increase firen he said. FOR S A LE — Automobile; am going The Buelneaa and Professional W o­ North Sunday; must sell, 1919 Finest line stationery in the city man's Club wil! hold their meeting in Scripps-Booth, 6-passengrr light six sold below cost to mahe room fo r our the Welsku Apartments tonight. touring, good condition, 'extras, offices. Herald Printing Co. lt-3tp $3.50 or best o ffe r . Cameron Trent, The Herald for flrat claas Job work. Welaka Apt. 19. 30-5tp Herald want ads get results. i rI 1,000 Residents Are Facing’ Starvation in Mississippi Valley . ____ The G ENO A, May 1.— Foreign Minister Tchitrhorin, head o f tho Russian dele­ gation, has writter a letter to Vice­ Premier Rarthou, o f France, assuring him there is no secret military or po­ litical clauses in tho Russo-Gennaa treaty and says Russia is not hostile toward Franco notwithstanding the unfriendly attitude o f Franco toward Russia. -A . . • •: ’ ' * * �> ’ V ■* **4 ■ \ - I h *•* * M **; •. v - K •;y i f /,r< :a A ' PAGE SIX UJI‘ ! ! Mt.niA: • - The Amount Doesn't Count c It's the Start Hm been decided for mnny n man by juat that few dollar* he Bavcd with the aid of l >, THE CALENDAR RANK At At At At National league Brooklyn, 7; Philadelphia, 10. Boaton, 0; New York, 10. Chicago, 8; St. Louia, 11. Pittsburgh, 3; Cincinnati, 6. At At At At American leagu e Detroit, (I; Chicago, 0. New York, 10; Boaton, 8. Philadelphia, 1; Washington, 0. St. Louie, 3; Clevt.and, 2. At At At At American Association. St. Paul, 2; Louisville, 4. Milwaukee, 4; Toledo, 2. Minneapolis, R; Indianapolis, 8. Kunaaa City, 4; Columbus, 7. rji i /J i NO TIC E!! 1 have moved over to Wight Bros. Garage. Whet) you want a real auto­ mobile, call and see me. When they make better cars, I will agll them. The Buick and Oldnmobllc. 20-3tr N. II. GARNER. I Southern Association Hnve your fenther beds made into Mobile-Ilirminglinm, postponed, rain a feather maAVrt** Vy W Harford Mattress Factory, French Avenue and New Orleans, at Atlanta, rain. 5 17th St. 2C-4tc Chattanooga, 1; Memphis, 0. __________________ ’ Nashville, I; Little Bock, 3. E. A. M offitt has returned from ■ a* T4W • • Hnstings nnd is ready to take up his GAMES TO D A Y usual hauling. Phone 167-W. 29-2tp Orlando at Daytonn. ■ Jacksonville at Tampa. N O TIC E ! St. Petersburg nt Lakeland. Having sold out the book nnd periodical nnd magazine business to E. D. LEA G U E S T A N D IN G Mobley, all o f our old customers will Florida Staet League now find n complete line of all the Won I .out I’ ct. msgnzincs, papent nnd periodicals at St. Petersburg .. 14 8 .636 Daytonn .. 13 9 .591 Mohlcy's Drug Store on Park Avenue. T. J. M IL L E R * SON. Orlando ......... ....... .. 12 11 .622 29 tfc When your big opportunity comrtt, will you be able to acize lakeland ......... ..... .. 11 11 .600 It is hardly necessary to call your Tainps .................. .. 11 12 .478 It? attention to the Sunday dinner at tho Jnt iytnnvillo ........... .. 6 16 .273 Seminole Cafe. A ll those who have ever tasted ono o f our special chick­ National leagu e Won Lost Pet. en dinners come every Sunday and New York 3 .786 they tell their friends. A re you com­ 29-ltc Chicago 4 .714 ing tomorrow? St. I^)ui* 6 7 .638 r. Philadelphia 6 .600 MORTON PLOW D EM ON­ Pittsburgh .. 6 7 .402 S T R A TIO N Y E S T E R D A Y MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU Brooklyn . .. 8 .. 6 .427 Cincinnati ............. .. 4 10 .286 Messrs. Morton and Mattocks were Boston ..... .. 3 9 .250 here yesterday from Willlston, dem­ onstrating the Morton plow a new Inventlon in tho agricultural line. They American leagu e Won Ix>st Ptt. attach to the Fordson Tractor only New York ............ 11 3 .786 and n tractor waa taken to the golf 8 L Louis ......... . . 0 6 .643 links yesterday where a demonstra­ -SERVICE -PROGRE8S8TRENGTHCleveland 6 .. 7 t.638i n ' tlon was made in the presence of sev­ Chicago 6 .. 6 .600 eral Sanford men nnd several dealPhiladelphia ... . .. 6 7 .462 Washington ...... - 6 0 .400 FOR S A L E — fl room house on comer, fasten N .. 4 ..133 Second and Myrtle. Easy terms. Detroit ......... . 4 9 .308 | Apply 702 West Third St. 2G ltp 25* CONSCIENCE * 10<t EUND DAILY p fflj s • Gm> I I tJ en y ourSavings A ccou n t To-aay The Seminole County Hi CLASSIFIED ADS Claaalfied Ada 5c a line. No ..ad taken for laaa than 23c. and positively no claaalfied ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all ordera. Count five words to s line and remit accordingly. FO R S A LE FO R S A L E — Arm y tent, 16sld ft, In good condition, also 7x9 gable tent, both with floora, cheap. Phone 167-W. 29-iltp >8, FOR S A LE — 60 bushels good sound Alnbantn ear com. Sec E. C. Ech­ ols nt Sanford Mattress Factory. 27-4tc FOR R ENT FOR RE N T— Rooms nnd kitchenette. — Shirley Apartments opposite post office, upstairs. 2H tfr FOR RE N T— Nicely furnished two or thrre room apartment, summer rates. 202 Park Ave. 29-3tp in any Mrs. II. D. Durant, Lake Mary, Fin. 27-3tp quantity, special prices on car lots , 1 correspondence solicited, Clearwater F fllt REN‘T -fi-room house on UnKrn 26-tfc M fg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8- t fc ’ Ave. A. I 1. Connolly. FOR S A L E e-Potnto barrets FO R S A LE -W a reh ou se with R. R .: FOR RENT— Tw o unfurnished rooms, aiding. Within four block, o f center* hath, for lighthousekeeping. Good location. Apply "R . S.” , care of H er­ o f city. ald Office. • 6-tfc Geo. W. KNIGHT 272-tfc W A N T E D ______ ip ti1i1i * C 'i A» * ? • ':! M l F O R S A L E — A practically new piano. W A N T E D —Young taun with some High grade, walnut finish fo r caah. bookkeeping and office experiences $160.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp Address Adtirea* " A ” ftM ft*te* o orf Herald. iirmiu. 26-6tc xu-uic flA I.K -One t,-room bungalow, located on Sanford Heights, $1,500, cash, a bargain.— A. P. Connelly, , ______________________________________ 27-tfc FOR S A L E -Household furniture. Apply to 118 Myrtle Ave. 28-6tp WA'NT Tft HUY—Hewn heart longlcnf pine lien..I'Imbo cum-| munlcnte with us promptly.— Georgln-FIorlda I’lnc Co., Jack* Nonvill?, Flu. 28-fitc W A N T E D —Position as stenographer. f b B i U L b — Automobile, 1910 3cripps Address "W ," care the Herald. Booth 6-pass, touring car. A bar­ 29-3tp gain. Mako mo an offer. Cameron Trent, Welaka Apt*., No. 19. 24-Otp l4 A P W A N T E D ^ W lir p a T fiv e dol­ la r s for Seminole County map o f 9 0 h S A L E — Paige speedster at a Fries, Surveyor, 1011 edition, or fo r bargain. Good tires and everything. older map of Orange county before 104 W. F ln t St. 25-6tp division, If good condition. Write say­ ---------- i f O P - L O O l T - R E A D --------- ing where ran be seen. Maxwell A . F R U IT-PR O D U C E SH IPPE R S Kilvert, Oviedo. 29-ltc T ry our expert service collecting RailLO ST road Claims. Original. Vouchers Mnt direct to claimants.— Eastern LO ST— A young Shepherd dog, black Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. O. with tan markings, long hstr. AnCooper, A ss't General Mgr., with P. R/ swers to the name o f “ Shop.” — E. C. R. Claim Department, ten years, Sea- Hnmage, 1011 Oak A ve. Phone 283-J. ford, Del. 10-e.o.d-2wc 27-3tp ---------T O N IG H T - “W AY r DOWN S EAST” f on William a . Brady's famous pi4y Lottie Blair and Jos. R. Gris, mer. A simple, old. fashioned story 0f plain people, embracing the f our seasons. A story of iove— Man and Woman— Mother and baby. A gr*n bell— tolling humanity. A story 0f laughter— Rabelaisian horseplay. Quaint absurdities— springing, Kt} barn dances—sleigh bell a-Jing!inf . Love's voice— sweet and lo w strong and tender— across fragrast fields and twilight streams. In the end, amazing scenes, March storm, ice break-up, Anna and David car­ ried with blinding mass o f ice down the roaring river. Matinee Friday at 4 p. m. and Saturday at 3:00. Evening at 7:30. The Arcadia Timber Co., plant at Arcadia was completely destroyed by fire with a damage o f about 125,QPO. Two additional stories will be added to the Centra] National Bank build-! - ——- 77--^- -——ing at St. Petersburg, making a five ( 3 [ H I ( I D C f c I ® 0 0 0 0 E G O [§] story building for the Sunshine City. STO LE DR. M A R S H A L'S PISTO L SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE **• M#r>hnl hnd a fine pistol ou* bis enr several days ago nnd left word with the hardware stores to keep their eyes open for anyone buying ammunition of thst size, Last night Harry Wilson, o f tho Rail Hardware Co., waited upon n negro boy who wanted cartridges of the same size ns the pistol gnd upon being questioned said a negro mnn on Sanford avenue wanted the cnrtridgoa. Going over to the place the officcrs were satisfied they had the man who stole the pistol nnd nftcr he had produced the pistol It hnd Dr. Mar­ shal's name on tha handle. The ne­ gro will probably work tho roads for n while. Don't whisper, don’t move, don’t take your .umbrella, don’t carry your raincoat, don't do anything that would acare away the rain for nctually it sprinkled to­ day— sprinkled. Can you bent it? And ronybe some time it will actually rain al­ though it is almost too much to look for. 5:40 A. M. APRIL 29, 1922 Maximum .......... 88 Minimum — .......t... ..... 68 Range —................... ..... 70 Baromctor _______ 30.04 Bain ............... ........... . ..10 Southwest and cloudy. There are many things that enter into a real Sunday dinner. First you must know and fee* that the place Is clean, that the kitchen is clean and sanitary, that the chef knows his business, that the sendee Is efficient. We hnve all o f these requisites at the Seminole Cafe. Aak any one. 29-ltc : THE WEATHER Auto painting o f the better class. Price, quality, service.— R. A. Foote, So- Hughey Street, Orlando, Fla 27-7tp *1 Wa W ANTED • •» A mnn to sell used cars. Prefer experitneed mnn.— N. 11. Game-. 28-3tc For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight nnd Sunday; cools' in Central portion tonight. ■1 Store in Florida ! A U T O M O B IL E S FO RD S! FORDS! FORDS 1921 Roadster Truck 1921 Coupe. 1921 Touring. 1922 Sedan. A ll above cars have startem. 1920 1-ton Truck. All in fine condition, tires, etc. HANFORD MOTOR CO. 1 Dodge Dealera Phone No. 3 26-Gtc IThe Church well Sanford’s New Store- r Phone 127 LA D IE S' D E P A R T M E N T M E N 'S D E P A R T M E N T WHITE CANVAS PUMPS WHITE KID BELTS 75c AND $1.25 BLACK BEITS One-Strap Orlando to Ocean Highway Itlch Farming, Citrus nnd Trucking Land. Being Syndicated in WHITE LACE OXFORD 30 Acre Tracts Without Buckles Excellent Quality Each tract fronting on OrlandoOrran Boulevard at the extreme­ ly low price o f— $28.24 per Acre BLACK KID LACE OXFORD $4.00 • . BROWN CALF LACE OXFORD $5.00 AND $6.50 Five Years in Which to Pay.— T itle Good— Warranty Deed Guaranteed Land May Be Occupied Before Payment Completed This tract consists o f 17,700 xcres bordering both sides the 3rlnndo-Enst Coast Sixteen-foot Boulevard fo r about eight miles, is intersected by tho Florida East Coast Railroad nnd two other main county highways one o f ^hlch Is to be hnrd-surfnced also, 'ret,,* * * Upon completion o f these hardnuyfactsl roads the value o f this loud will increase very sub­ stantially as has altcsdy been demonstrated In all other sec­ tions o f Oranga County, nnd the syndicate proposes to sell In mall tracts the syndicate holding* at n profit. This tract ia virgin timbered and the timber ia conservatively es­ timated to bo worth $ 12.00 per 75c AND $1.00 STERLING BELT BUCKLES $ 1.00 INVISIBLE SUSPENDERS Worn Under the Shirt 50c AND 75c I !!■■■■■ !■■■ P A Y CASH References— Any bank or busi­ ness house in Drange County. Honest Salesmen Wanted Mall Coupon Today fo r Particular* S W h at You Save- -Is That Much Made ■M l O R L A N D O -E A S T COAST L A N D CO. 126 So. Ofange Ave., Orlando, Fla. Please send particulars o f your 17,­ 700 acre development. This in no manner obligates me. jThe Church well Nnma ....................................... ................ ' FIRST STREET A dd ress .................................................. 1Sanford Daily llarald, Sanford, Fla. g v . kT SELLS IT FOR LESS . a»le UCi ft ■■■■■■I 1 *> 1 L JL. iXl(H3[lllZHglB]|T|i51Eirelf5irei 10 Store* in Gcorgia- FOR RENT— Four room house, g a ­ LE T J. MUSSON build your house. rage, garden, near town nnd near You pay in monthly installments. Celery Avo. Phone 167-W. 29-2tp • 27-6»p FOR RENT— Garage, 806 Magnolia 28-3tp Ave. 17,790 Acre* in Kant Orange FOR RENT— 2-room apartment with County , bath, furnished. Lfre Brothers. On Fanutas Phone 109. 26-tfc FO R 8 A L E — 1 truck, 1 ton, nearly FOR RENT— Furnished room, 411 new. Must be sold nt some price. Park Ave. 26-Gtp — N. II, Garner. 24-fltc FOR RENT— Ono cottngc furnished; FO R B A LE — 1 Hudson Super-six, 7 also garage, $20 per month. Apply passenger, nearly new;. 1 Obit mo­ to Mrs. II. D. Durant, Lake Maty, Fla. bile R, 7-pnimcngcr; 1 Ruick 4. A ll in rr-atp good condition. Real bargains. — N. FUR IU!Kf~u7 TT n o cottage, pnrtlyTurII. Gamer. 24-Gtc nished, $ 10.00 per month. Apply to 1 . - • ere. The Morton plow ie a circular disk plow that fits In the center o f tho tractor and is said tO\be the largest capacity single disc plow manufactur. ed, has fewer bolts and parts, can be backed Into the fence corners, plow­ ing the small ganlcn as well as the largest field, it is not necessary to remove the plow while harrowing and has many other good points. Some o f the Sanford dealers will no doubt As usual the Seminole Cafe will take ‘ he agency fo r the plow which make special efforts to take cere of is the invention of a Willlston boy In their big Sunday crowd. The people I.evy county, this state. want those Chicken Dinners and they know what they will get at the Sem­ Strangers to the city on Sunday say irole. I f you are not a regular chick­ that Seminole Cafe puts up one o f tho en dinner fancier try the Seminola best chicken dinners to be obtained Everybody will tell you about these anywhere for the price. The price? wonderful chicken dinners and only It is only 75 cents. You can't get up 76 cents. 29-ltc one at home fo r th a t * 29-Hc Y E S T E R D A Y 'S RESU LTS Florida Statr League A t Tampa, 7; Jacksonville, 2. A t Lakeland, 4; 8 L Pete, 7. A t Daytona, 3; Orlando, 8. ► J4,» I m i>. 'A” Southern Association Won Lost 5 New O rleans............ 10 0 6 Little Rock ---6 M o b ile ____ ... - ...... 9 97 Memphis ......... 7 9 Nashville ............ 9 Birmingham 7 10 Chattanooga ......- .... 6 6 Atlanta .............. 11 SPORTS That's the Thing D E S T IN Y s /.V i l l >1H THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1922 1 3 I >'V ;. *y *ii ^8* [*4*3 WELAKA BLOCK •**4 • *- .t A ■ e * 5 j �■ires to know that it Is true. Behind cstary to com trve moisture. Then, the mower will run over it later witL o f the movement give confidesice to UNCLE HANK the newspaper there le a man who is too, during this d r y month is an ex­ out any trouble. the project. not essentially different from other cellent time to kill grass and weeds That which Florida grower* need is n k ll* k i4 * > »r r I f l t n m i t u t | l l u C H ILD R E N IN SPRING T I R * U r e l Ik * ll r r a l * R i IM I m , l » m e n 'and any honorable man would that take both plant food and mois­ more direct access to the sea and M agn ails A r « , l a a l t r l rta . Mrs. C. Osborn, 7812 RUIaltW lie unwilling to bring charge against ture from the coil. then boats owned by the growers o f another without knowing it was true. " I f irojis are not growing well, due Cleveland, 0 , writes: "My this section o f the state. California And yet day by day men will con­ it seems, to lack of plant food, give daughter was troubled with a growers have already organized and PVnURIIKHN tinue to expect newspapers do what n top dressing o f nitrate o f soda or for nearly two years. She took p ? put in their own feeding lines to the M . J. H O L L Y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Milaf they are afraid to do, expect them to sulphate o f ammonia at the rate o f ey's Honey nnd Tar and her cough j, I, J. LII-LA H D . »err*1 arr-Tr*a»ar*r ocean nnd have their own n frig e ra t. K . A . M K K I. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l.encrnl M aaairr take the word o f a man without 150 pounds to the acre. now gone. It loosened the phitgn „ ng ships .for carrying their fruits. C . L . IIIW I.M --------(ImUllaa M aaairr knowing who he is, nnd on that word I'kuar 1« M If la ■*» V. M . This is the proper procedure. It is “ If your peanut crop is not plant­ sho could raiso It easily." ycl , to make charges that will damago a ed, ground should be prepared and Honey nnd Tar is Just what child**' A l . r r l l . l o . lialra Half Kaana too easy fo r railroads to control the ArpllralUa fellow man. What folks these mor­ the crop planted at once. should have fo r feverish colds, cough, steamship lines under present organaakarrlpllaa Frier la A lia a t* tals be.— Times-Union. “ iraztion, and thus furnish no relief “ Sweet potatoes, ono o f our impor­ snuffles,” and tight, wheexv W-.]/ Oar I ear _____——...... .....f . ■O ’ •la M aalka _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... . k . to shippers. tant crops, should ho planted not ing. Be sure to get Foley’s. It O.lltrrr* la Clip fcr Career A South Florida is rapidiy develop* N O T A N E W IN B U 8 TB Y BUT later than this month. Some advise croup nnd whooping cough, too. ScJf ««* W eek ....... ......IS C «a ing into the richest producing sec* not to plant until June or July. How­ everywhere.— Adv. GOOD ONE. Tkr kl| la Ia-pair W arklf lln ill ratlrrlr earrra Hralaolr Caaatr ton in the United States. Its mines, ever, you will find that sweet pota­ ■ ■I la riklklrl #»ery R rM ar. Alrre$375 ca-sh lakes a 1917 llujtfc toes planted in May will yield a much •lalai ralra nalr katna aa appllra- ita mills, its fruit proves and ita The Tampa Times under the head, flaa* llraiorrallr la pallllra. |U 0 per gardens is the great store house of Roadster. Good tires, good dp larger crop than i f planting later. year, aIrrara la aitaarr._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A New Industry for Florida" tells America. But excessive railroad chanicnl condition.— H. & 0 Mo"Do not forget the home garden. ■ BMIIKII T ill: AkaOCI ATKII r i i u i i about the gladioli business nnd while 11i« Associated Tress Is exclusive­ chnrgrs for transportation has dis­ This should supply the vegetables for to r C o. ^ __________________ 30-tfc It's purty lisrd to be in harmony it is n good one it is not oxactly a new the family table. Every farm table ly entitled to the use fo r republics* couraged development of the natural with th* world when your mlxhber's one since for many years In this city „ . ... Wo always have n few of the Istntlon of all news dispatches credited to resourses o f the state and have re. daughter Is takla' music lessooa. M e n , . H oi. * s '. w . r t r .U n l ,I .J •h" " U b,> ■“ P P 'M tanlcd progress. Notwithstanding fiction In popular novels.— vegetables from Us own home garden. it nr not otherwise credited in this pa­ iloi for tho market shipping them all 30.Jt> per and also the local news published the handicap o f discriminatng and on a hundred pounds o f sugar from “ What about the hay crop for the Drug Store. unjust railroad rates, Florida fruit New Orleans to Birmingham, about over the north and doing a fine hull- coming year? Now is s good time to herein. Tho world at your door every trnness in this line. The Tampa Time* . . f . A ll rights o f republication of spec­ nnd vegetable grower* have been ablo .150 miles o f gulf, river and canal . .. . _ . plant lin y crops, such as beggarweeds ing for 15c.— Dally Herald. 1tells the story of a Tampa man n to accumulate neat fortunes. Under ial dispatches herein aro also re­ row pons and crab gross. Break the mileage, plus 62 miles o f rail from past conditio^., California has had T u s c a W . to Birmingham, is 43 ' * • l o w i n g , served. land well and leave it leveled so that f«66 cure* Malaria Feter. SO-osw.Jto "The infinite possibilities o f Florida every advantage over Florida in tho cents. For that 51-mile rail haul matter of railroad service nnd rntes. tho railroads take 18 cents nnd force soil nnd sunshine in the production of articles o f use and heauty, are very s i B B S i i i i i i i i s s s s i s H s s 3 S B i ; s s a i i s s i a s s B a R z s i i i i i Mll|| But that day is rapidly passing. the barge line to the acceptance o f I The opportunities nnd the possibili­ n nickel for its work covering 150 far from being exhausted as yet. The The first o f May. •tnte’s pre-eminence in the grownig of o ties of Florida have induced many miles! ritrtis fruits is conceded whenever our Which means "b ljo Monday" sure men o f means am/*experience to in­ And the’ Interstate Commerce product is placed in competition with vest here, nnd grower* and planter* Sanford, Florida enough. Commssion allows that nnd thinka it thnt from other parts of the world. are g e ttiig well organized fop mar­ a fnir division!— Tampa Tribune. — — o----------But citrus is only one of n long list of D E A LE R S IN SEED, F E E D A N D But even if the bill collector does keting ns well ns growing. Florida ----------- o ........... fruits which thrive to perfection in conic around It looks like rain and ha* assumed an importance o f the FERTILIZERS YOU A N I) YOU It C IT Y tho soil o f Floridn. We hnve nvocn! world's production that is attracting that is worth something. -------does, mnngoes, gunvas, persimmons i world-wide attention nnd no longer " ■ -o ■ • Mail orders n specialty. If you need one dollar'a worlh or Do you owe your city anything? and pineapples, and many suh-tropical You ran ship stuff to tho flood suf- will her transportation facilities bo one hftndred dollar's worlh. write u m . We will nuvo you m on­ If you do, pay it. You may h a v e and tropical fruits, whirh our rlimntc fersrs over tho lines of the American hampered as in the pnst. paid your taxes, your house rent, enables u* to grow. In winter gardenThere is n demand for throe cross, Express for nothing. The express ey and r Ivc you quality. companies have a heart when catas­ country railroads in South Florida and your water hills nnd your church as- ing we hnve no effective competition. •■■SI trophic^ appear and their action is to they ought to he built by Florida scs.iment, nnd in doing so you may We send thousands o f carloads o f dccapital and managed by Florida citi­ think you have liquidated nil claims licinus vegetables to the frozen north be commended. ----------- 0----------zens. Tho Orlnndo-Occan to Ocean there nre against you; but there are every'winter, landed with pretty nenrThe churches o f Orlando are pro­ railroad is one o f the accomplish- others thnt need your attention. Is ly everything in thet line, from strawA re the streets berries and celery, to potatoes and testing against the establishment of ments of the near future. Reporter- your city th rifty? clean, Well paved and well lighted? peppers. The stute would seem to he a moving picture studio in thnt city. ^ iBrIs there a systematic effort to make a natural field for intelligent effort, They could have saved their breath. ■ Whnt about backed by 11 modicum o f industry, to There is as much chance o f starting REMOVING U N S K iir ri.Y SIONS your city beautiful? your park nnd its shrubbery? A re command sucres*. Nevertheless some a moving picture studio in a Florida l.nke County has been the pioncor your bouses neatly painted, the lawns few men come down here, nnd make an city the size o f Orlando ns there is in preserving the natural scenery well- kept, the alleys freu from lit. earnest effort to succeed, hut owing ■ starting an ice factory in Hades. along her highways, through inaug. ter and refuse, nnd nre tho people to some fnllure o f their own, perhaps ■ contented itented nnd happy? I f they are the inability to comprehend the chang- £ The horticulturists meet in Iaike- utatmn of n campaign more than a not , and if tho surroundings nre not ed conditions o f southern fnrming. ■ year ago by county engineer Ceorgo Inad tomorrow and it will he one of ^ 1. . . I t .1 ti ■ • . . . . . . ns clean find I____________ beautiful asel____ they______ should they sfail, and go back north disheart­ the most important meeting* o f the E. Heller to remove unsightly adver­ be, your debt to your city has not ened and disgusted with Florida. But ■ year. One of the principal addresses tising signs on county property. The been paid; for you hnve neglected to there nre other men, who come hero J Lake County Chamber o f Commerce be the "correlation o f sunspots nnd raise your voice for a bettor and under the most discouraging condi- ■ Florida freezes" which should be In­ has actively furthered the movement, Will Help You Keep Cool higher standard of municipal econo- lions and make brilliant successes, and the improvement in nppearnneo teresting to the grower* who have my. Think it over, fellow citizens. One such has recently come to our been watching the aunspotn and also of their highways has been so notice­ owo it to ourselves nnd our notice, nnd we are glnd to chronicle able that the officials in Orange " ’e the rninspots for somo time. county have ordered the removal of city to make our environment s i lit, because it shows whnt can be done all ndvertsing signs wthin confines beautiful ami sanitary ns possible, in Florida, hy intelligent application Twenty-seven new subscriptions to not only for our own good, hut fo r tho of known principles, backed by induso f Orange county roads. the daily Herald during the past week Florida highways In other sections benefit o f the city In which wo live try nnd ntnldtion. A little more thnn without any soliciting shows thnt tho o f the state arc littered from one end nnd raise our fnmlics.— Covington four months ago, Harry B. Mack came Dnily Herald I* gaining friends and j to Fluridu, with little money in bis to the other with rusty tins nnd dil­ gaining ground every day. W e told ' ---- " j puvkeia, but a practical knowledge o f apidated old signs o f every descrip­ you to stick ,wlth us nnd wo wn««M tio n , which mar the natural beauty T H E AN O N YM O U S ID IO T floriculture in hls*brnin, and the epir■■a stick with you nnd sticking together _____ _ * ! it o f willing work in his hands. Ha of the landscape. will make Hanford and Seminole I The Floridn Development Board re. The most hopeless idiot on the fn ce!w i‘nt in ,,cbt for n llttl° Piec« of >»nil, ■ county the greatest sections of tho ipients the co-operation of civic or­ o f the earth is the one who nsks a * n'' the clearing o f same in the Semiearth. The Dally Hernld gives you ganizations nnd county officials in all favor nnd accompanies his request nob' heights region. We suspect thnt all the news that's fit to print nnd the other counties to help mnko with an insult to the man whom he hi* own Pcn,onnl * * * " '»• had much to this Is ns much ns any of the big Florida more attractive for residents asks it. Referring to n cuss o f this ',0 with tbp c,cnrinK o f ‘ ho l»nd, and ones can boast. and tourists hy dirournging the use kind the Brunswick Banner says: j 11* preparation for crops. A t o f public highways for display of Wo received n communication t h e '“ ny rM *' th,‘ ground was made ready, CBOHS-COUNTR Y It AI LitO A 1)S advertising. Any one has ns much other day, critcizing n city o ffic ia l, bulb* " f gladiolus, ordered hy the ■ Icgnl right to smear signs all over .1 nnd stating that we would print it if hundred thousand from northern flor- ■ The newspapers of Miami nnd court house or other county buildings not afraid to do so As usual the let- •■**» Inserted in the raw Florida ■ West I'nlm Beach are urging tho ns to tack the signn on tree* within ter wns unsigned. Isn't it strnngo " o|l* bx»ked Hkc a risky venture to J building of a cross-country railroad. the limits of the county highways. to note some peoples idea of fear? hl» neighbors nnd friends, and predic- ■ O f course there is division o f opin­ Perhaps if we could hide this plant t,on" ° f failure wvrb not wanting. But 1 ion as to whrh o f these two cities away down in some dark cave and ^ r- Mack knew what he was doing nnd ■ T H E LONG (iltE E N FOB TH E should he the seaboard terminal. Be camouflage it with invisible decora- > * » nt "H 'ldily »n bis way, giving his SHORT H A U L . that ns it may, there is great nerd lions, and fix it so no one could. «lss*ll°ll the maximum o f watchful care o f a railroad across the lower penin. know who the editor wns, or who the and tending, but using little fertilizer, The most persistent effort is be­ nulnr o f Florida. But it is hardly ■ likely that any existing railroad ing made by those opposed to water anything else was. wo could print a Thl’ l 'l « n,4» grew «nd thrived under the : company will build such. Thr rail­ transportation to show that the gov­ lot o f these communications and ■tlmulntlng influence o f Florida sunW arrior River then sit hack with the authora and *bin*' nm* rnin*- When bloom time roads o f today are so organized thnt ernment-operated chuckle at the telling blows we had ( “ nu* thr>' rrwnnled Mr. Mack with barge line cannot operate nt a profit there Is no longer competition ! h>Irivcn home for right and justice.* 100,000 o f the finest idossoms thnt either under government or private tween them, and they figure thnt The Times-Union receives many ‘‘vcr gladdened the eyes o f a lover o f ■ I', is being heralded tlust present lines will get tho business control. Phone 536 anywny. Nor is it exactly clear that even now the barge line is losing communications, ninety-nine per cent \ flowero. They reared their lovley ■ o f them anonymous, accompanied *'*'"*** on long sturdy stalks, showing £ money. it would lie desirable for the present As they say up in Michigan, "Therea with the statement "you will not dare *•“ ’ l*>rfect adaptation of soil and ■ GROW ERS S U P P L IE S companies to build this cross-coun­ to publish this." ' Why any man vlimntc. Mr. Mack leaped nt once to ■ try road. There is capital enough in a reason." I»et’s look for It. should lie an nss enough to think wu fame and affluence. The 1‘Glndioli ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ South Florida to build thnt road and! The Mobile Register, which is pub­ will do what he wishes done* more E*arm" becnnn the resort uf numbers lished in t ie cty at the gulf terminus keep it in the hnnds o f shippers nnd readily if he aecuee* us of cowardice nt flower lovers. Florists all over the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ** & ■ of the Warrior River rannt barge thus get a real benefit) It ought to than If he makes his request court*- rountry hoard o f hi# gladioli, and were be built by Florida people fo r Flor. line, sj»y:.: a ousty we cannot understand. O f , avid buyer*, lie was not worried ■ I f the Wnrrior barge line does Ida interests instead o f eastern cap­ a course u communication thnt comes , about finding u market. Exorbitant not operate nt a profit, it will be italists. with that insult Is ti.rown in tho freight rules bothered him not at all, jj discontinued. Thnt is the verdict There is very substantial eviiU'tlco waste basket while if it had come ul"! bl‘ never worried ntxiut water ■ thnt Is pronounced in Wn-hing thnt th e m will b«» a cross country unattended witli the insult it might transportation. The fustest expresses Jj ton. At the same time condi­ road from Orlando to the s >n. ami per­ hnve been puhlshed. carried Ids flower* to distant cities, ■ tions are so arranged thnt tho haps its western terminus will even­ But such communications are pracnn'l ‘ I'1' mail brought him order* for ■ barge line cannot make a profit. tually be some |>oint on the west tlcnlly nil anonymous nnd it seem* more. Simply o *re the gorgeous ■ The manager of the service illus­ coast. The movement is Inking form strange thnt one whojis afraid to dis- blooms wus to fill one with nn irreiis- J trated this recently by showing nnd the character of the men hack R ID E A BIC YCLE--------- R ID E A BICYCLE close his own identity should reflect tlble desire to buy. . thnt the barge rote on sugnr from on the courage o f another. But ns a Better than nil else he had initiated ■ New Orleans is 41 rents per hun­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a dred pounds. The cargo must he matter o f fact a newspaper in refusft new und profitable industry that i . 2 i" F IV E D O LLAR S R E D U C T IO N Ing to publish nn anonymous rnntri- attractive in every phase, for whnt ■ trans-shipped at Tuscnloosn hy hut ion is generally afraid—nut afraid cuu ufford greater pleasure and satis- ■ rail to Birmingham, and tho as n coward would be but afraid as faction than adding beauty and charm railroads charge .'18 cents per a just man would be—afraid o f doing this work-n-dny worlds it is unhundred |>oundB fur this fifty nn injustice. I f any attack is made access to wish him success, for he is mile haulage. The 38 cents on 11 public official or any discussion the kind of man thnt commands it." comes out of the 41 cents the o f u public question is sent to a newt• o — barge lino gets fo r tho entire GET Y O U R BIC YCLE N O W pu|n;r office with no signature to SOME FARM H INTS FOR M A Y haul, leaving the barge live five indicate whence it came it is apt to be -------rent* for carrying the one hununjust and is probably malicious. May is said to be the farmer's busdred pounds from New Orleans to When men hide there is a reason for b**t month, in speaking o f things Tuscnloosn! In other words, the 3 rajln>Ad rate makes it impossible their hiding. A man who is doing a that demand urgent attention on the CourteHy and Prompt Ser­ public service has no reason fo r con- farm at this time, Professor J. M. to operate the Wnrrior barge line vice Our Motto business to Birmingham nt a pro­ cealmcnt, he should be and generally Scott, o f the Floridn Experiment ■ ■ is proud to acknowledge his work. Station, says: ■ fit, nnd nullifies all that Ims been 117 Park Avenue The fart thnt he hides himself Is a "M ay is a time when all growing ■ done for tho improvement o f the riVern and the establishment o f sign thnt i* almost a proof thnt he is crop* need attention. It is usually Phone* 4D7-I0I trying to get someone else to father the dry time o f the the senaon. Hence what is knpwn as Post BinningW K L A K A BLOCK RIDE A BIC YCLE--------- R ID E A BICYCLE I the falsehood that he is telling. When all growing crops need constant and a ham." ■ The railroad rate does it- The cost « newspaper make* a charge it de- thorough cultivation which is nee- SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. j THE L ALLEN SEED CO. Hot W eather Is Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER See our window display of all kinds Ball H ard w are Co. j s . __ j5 A Complete Stock! There is a satisfaction in knowing that when you send for a thing that you will get it. It is our purpose to maintain our stocks so that you will not be disappointed. Another thing,—the price is not ad­ vanced during a temporary local shortage. We are at your service all the time. Chase & Company National Bicycle Week APRIL 29TH TO MAY 6TH {G R O C E R IE S | FRUITS s A N D VEGETABLES in prices of all Bicycles during this week Sanford Cycle Co. j DEANE TURNER �1 ■' * > fx *> ‘f .^Jir * ’ PAGE THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1922 WEEK’S WEATHER Taste i* a matter tobacco qualitv of W E ATH E R OUTLOOK FOR T IIE 1A CHECK ON W ASH IN G TO N , May 1.— South Atlantic and East Gulf atates: Gcner•illy fair and normal temperature but with probability of unsettled and local rains latter part of week. mulitT (wd hence o( better Uiu)thsnlnsny°«h*' cijurtte »t the price. : : L,u iatfM jtrtT>^C $. Do not try to pay bills without a checking RUBRHEUMATIC, ACHING JOINTS ANDSTOP PAIN 18c 9c CIGARETTES o f Turkuh and Dom estic Vacuum tin* of 50 - 45c * *» * * SPORTS U&W . Philadelphia ---Cincinnati .— ..... Boston ............... .. „ . 6 7 4 3 11 Won f t f t f t f t f t > f t » f t * > * » SATURDAY'S RESULTS Florida State U ague At Tampa, 1; Jacksonville, 6. At Lakeland, 7; St. Petersburg, 2. At Daytona, 0; Orlando, 1. National League At Brooklyn. 3; Philadelphia, 2. At Boston, 4; New York, 16. At Pittsburgh, 7i Cincinnati, 8. At Chicago, 4; St. Louis, 3. American League. At Detroit, 0; Chicago, 4. At Philadelphia, 9; Washington, 8. At New Yuik, 2, Boston, 5, At St. Louij, fl; Cleveland, 6. American Association. At St. Paul, G; I^ouiaville, 1. At Minneapolis, 6; Indianapolis, 7, At Kansas City. 12; Columbus, 3. At Milwaukee, 6; Toledo, 7. Southern Association. At Atlanta-New Orleans postponed, cold. St. Louis .......... Cleveland ............. Philadelphia ......... Chciago ......... ....... Boston ................... W ashington........... Detroit .................. New Orleans Little Rock .. Mobile .—.... Memphia ..... Nashville Rlrminghsm Chattanooga Atlanta ____ 9 Lost 4 League 6 . 10 7 7 7 .. 7 6 ...7 8 . 6 10 .. 6 10 .. 4 loociaticn. Won U i t . 10 6 6 .. 10 6 .. 10 7 „ 10 8 .. 9 10 .... 7 11 .. 5 11 .. 6 If you do, you will surely get alf tangled up. Endorsed chocks are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you can keep The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites you to become one of its customers. Rheumatism is "pain" only. Not one case in fifty requires inter­ nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs O il" right into your sore, s tiff, nching joints and relief comes instantly. “ St. Jacobs O il" is a harmless rheumntism liniment which never disappoints and cannot burn the skin. Limber us! Quit complaining! Get a small trial bottle o f old, honest “ St. Jacobs O il" at any drug store, and in just a moment you'll be free from rheumatic pain, soerness and stiffness. Don’t suffer! Relief awnits you. “ St. Jacobs O il" is just as good forkcintica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains. — Adr. The Peoples Bank of Sanford SA F E T Y F IR ST HELPED HER MOTHER W ONDERFULLY Cleanliness is next to Godliness " I am now able to definitely ad­ vice, in response to your letters of In these days o f “ flu ," coughs, colds, A pril 4th and 2Gth, that summer ex­ croup and whooping cough, it is well Wc invite the public and all users of ELDER cursion fares to Florida pointa w ill be to know that every year there are SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in instituted not only from pointa in used more bottles o f Foley's Honey our method of handling its product. Why take Southeastern territory, i. c., aouth of end T e r than o f any other cough n chanco? Your eminent physicians claim the Ohio and Potomac and cast o f the medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, 616 W. 6th that this water in unexcelled and Its purity Mississippi rivers, but also from Cen- 8L, Cincinnati, Ohio, writes: "F o ley ’s makes it most beneficial for many troubles. f tran Passenger Association territory, Honey and Tar relieved me o f a hack­ The Ford people of Sanford ns well as the Eastern committee territory o f the ing cough, tickling in the throat, Western Union recommend this water for Western Passenger Association, terri­ wheeling and pain* in the cheat. It batteries. tory o f the Trans-Continental Passen­ is helping my mother wonderfully.” ger Association and from the terri­ That's why druggists recommend Fol­ Call phone 311 and have n bottle of this water tory o f the Southwestern Passenger ey's. Sold everywhere.— Adv. sent you and protect vour health. Association," Ths Herald, 16c per week, delivered. Carriers in the Trunk Line and Nsw England territory, I. e.: north and east o f Washington, D. C., Pittsburg, Pa., and Buffalo, N. Y., have not granted rates to Florida. The Florida Devel­ l The vocational committee o f the Busi­ ■ S A N F O R D -:F LO R ID A opment Board has renowed efforts to ness and Professional Woroen'a Club ■■aaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB eB H R 1 secure summer tourist rates frtlm requests all young women drairing •mpiuywMii io register at the First thccc Acccciatlens. National Bank. 666 cures Chills and Fever. 30-oaw-20c AG NES G. BERNER, Chairman Elder Springs Water Co. Employment Bureau. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE FLAPPER And Cheap Hummer Rotes W ill Bring Them Here. * IN BUSINESS (Hr The A iu rblrS P rru l RIC H M O N D , April 29.— A war on the flapper in business ia to be de­ clared by the Business and Profes­ sional Women's Club o f Richmond, which is starting n state wide cam­ paign to reform the dress o f women. ■We are not interested in what wo­ men wear on the streets, nt parties or in their homes, or how much they decorate themselves or bob their hair," declared Mrs. J. K. Bowman, president o f the club, "but we are sol­ idly behind the movement to get o f­ fice girls to chango their mode of at­ tire where it conflicts with the beat interests o f business." The Elementary Teachers' Assoelation fa also behind the edict that the flapper must go— must go from the realm o f business at least— and has joined with the -Business an«J Professional Women’s Cluh in the movement. At Memphis, G; Chattanooga, 1, (called in nth to catch train). Florida is now recognised by most At Uttl? Flock, 0; Nashville, -2, of the railroad passenger officials in (called end hth to catch train). the United States as one o f the na­ At Birmingham, 4-1; Mobile, G-2. tion's summer play grounds. Since the meeting o f the Southeastern Pas­ senger Association in Atlanta on LEAGUE STANDING March 30th, which also was attended Florida State League. Von Lost Pet, by A . A . Coult, secretary o f the FlorDaytona 13 10 .665 Ida Development Board, at which sumSt. Petersburg 14 9 .609 mer tourist rates from wateways and Orlando 13 11 .642 intervening pointa in the Southeastern lakeland 12 11 .522 territory to Florida pointa were adoptTampa 11 13 .458 ed nficl tender o f rates fo r basing purJackaonville 7 16 .304 poses made to lal other passenger associations, meetings o f these asaocia•ague. tions have been held to consider ndop* Von Lost Pet. tion of the rates. New York 12 a .800 Under date o f A pril 27th, Mr. W. II. P R O M IN E N T FLO R ID A Chicago 11 4 .788 Howard, chairman o f the Southeastern W O M EN IN C A P IT A L Httaburgh 7 7 .500 Passenger Association, wrote to tha re1 St. Louu 7 .600 Florida Development Board as folW A S H IN G T O N , April 29.<Special) Brooklyn 7 , ' 8 .467 lows: — A delegation o f the Florida league o f Women Votera, composed o f Mr*. "■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • '• s s s s B B u a a a a a iM H M u a B u a B H U M a M n m a a B B B a a a i J. B. O’Hare o f Lake Worth, presldent; M in Elisabeth Skinner, Dun. edin; M iia Katherine McClellan and M n . A. S. Emley, Sarasota; Mrs. C. : S. Waterman, Sanford; Mm. Kather­ ine Tippetta, M n . Tom Payne and M n . Elisabeth Coat* o f St. Potersburg, came over from Baltimore to­ day, where they have been attend­ ing a meeting o f the National League o f Women Votera fo r the purpoie of becoming better acquainted with and diicuutng mnttere o f public intereat with the memben o f the Florida delegation in congreia. It D undentood that the ladiea apent a pleasant and profitable hour with : Senator Fletcher and Representative happy Drane, hut were disappointed not to have had the pleasure o f meeting the that the first step to­ other m em ben o f the Florida delega­ tion, which was due to the fact that Senator Tram m ell and Repreientatives S ea n and Smithwick are In Florida fo r the purpose o f mending their polieical fences. The ladies are to attend several re­ ceptions whilo In the city, including the one to be tendered membre o f th : National League by former President and M n . Wilson. A COMMUNITY BUILDER strike A HAPPY medium AND STICKJf you can be Thrifty without being miserly. And economical, without deny­ ing yourself and loves ones the things necessary to comfort and happiness— Then you have struck a medium is ward financial success. Find that medium and S T IC K . First National Bank I 5 r* p-FORBTBR, P r«M «t ^ ^ M iik iailHau,____ an accurate record of your expenditures. 666 qukkly relieves a cold. 30-oaw-20tc D E C LA R E W A R ON T IIE Florida N ow Recog­ nized as Summer Play­ ground for the U. S. B. F. W H IT N R K , Cashier I account. IN S T A N T R E L IE F W ITH A S M A L L T R IA L IIO TTLR O F OLD "S T. JACOBS O IL " Chesterfield s Yourself \V« *tite it ** o u f bo n rrt 10 fo r a PERIOD M A Y 1 TO 6, INC. btWtMlthf toUccMimd ja Chfittrf*^ *f« °* fi[lrr 20 fo r T3 A man who has required the art o f being insulting can always atari somethin? unless it’s a Ford. Long Life and T h e H upm obile is a notable car for style. It has great beauty. It is comfortable to the point of being luxurious. B u t the thing that people tell each othe most often, is that it is almost impossible to w ear it out W e are still supplying parts for the first H upm obiles evpr built, 12 and 13 years ago; and these cars are in use today all over the world. B ack of Hupm obile long life and reliability is the fact that its important parts and it* precise shop practice, are similar, and at fine, as are employed in m anufacturing the highest priced cars. Touring Cmr. # fl50/ Has direr, 1090; WoidsSir-C V a i, 9149.*; Coup*, $1999; M m . Oar* Tkm on a * in ads Is rrftif F. O. I . Dmttmtt. S w a w s Tha Betas. <B. & O. {MOTOR CO. 209 P A R K A V E N U E S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Hupmobile I I �____ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « Tax Certificate No. 18 P O S T A L IM P R O V E M E N T ha* resulted in buyers ualng axtraorStock Feeders, will save money W EEK M A Y 1 TO M A Y 6 dinary caution in inspecting product calling at or writing us and getting ed the 2nd day of June, A , D. 1019, WORto in such cases. Others have been haul* our price on feed before buying. W e has filed said certificate In my office JOHN GOVE, Proprietor Postal improvement week is from ing tomatoes in sacks piled high on buy direct from the mills in car load and has made application fo r tax deed CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY May 1 to May Cth and on these day* wagons and trucks, thus damaging lots every week.— The L, Allen Seed to lim e tn accordance with law. Said 10,8 First Stn* a considerable part o f the tomatoes Co., Sanford, Fla. 28-3tc certificate embraces the following de­ ISIS West F irst Street •n intensive campaign w ill be con* scribed property situated in Seminole hauled in that fashion. ------------------------........................................................................................................... «M U | , ducted in every post-office in the When asked concerning the best Save your money by getting our County, Florida, to-wit: A ll N E 1-4 United States. method of getting tomatoes from field prices on seed, feed and fertiliser. I f in Sanford Grant (le u beg. 45 Iks. ■■*■■■■«■■■■■■■■**■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■XBSH,,, Co-operation of the patrons o f the to packing-house, It. W. Bur^h, one o f we don't save you money on the Marne W of N E cor. run W to intersection post-office everywhere is necessary in the largest operators in this territory, quality, wo give it to you. Come and of W line o f Sanford Grant, SW ly order that it be successful. The peo­ said last nght that ordinary field see.— The L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, along Grant line 15.60 ch., E 4.68 ch., 29-3tc NEly 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sec. 31, Twp. ple are the post-office, fo r without crates offers about as much protec- Fla. 19 S., Range 30 E, 110 acres. The amid them no postoffice could be possible. tion as can he expected. Use o f the On the Okeechobee Branch o f the Florida Eaat Coaat Railway, Chsl^ t land being nsscased at tho date o f the The Herald fo r first data job work. open field crntA, sa.d Mr. Burch, pro­ An intimate knowledge o f the postta, Fla., among the pines sad b k e » of Srminoia county, an up to-dm < Issuance o f such certificate in thc office and its workings arc necessary. tects the tomatoes, provided they are modern brick hotel, with private batha and hot water heaL Pim | name of Elizabeth Kissel. Jnot piled too high, in which case Education is power. class cuisine. Rates |L50 to 9L50 per dsy; 910 to 918 per week, g . j Also: Tax Certificate No. 22, dat­ Mr. A letter is n message from one to crushing is certain to result. cording to location of room. ed the 2 nd day o f June, A. D. 1919, hsa another. I f this message is worth Burch said, in reply to a question, filed said certificate in my office and that damage as high as ten per cent sending, then the proper care should has made application for tax deed to be exercised that this letter should he o f a car has been reported on toma­ addressed properly, sealed, stamped toes shipped from Plant City in past W H E N MIXED W ITH RU LPH U It IT issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following de­ eorrectly nnd mailed so as to catch years, and that losses run to five per BRINGS BACK ITS B E A U T IF U L scribed prpoerty situated in Seminole cent or more on nenrly all cars the best mail out. LU STR E A T ONCE. County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. N W Carelessness in mailing letters and where the tomatoes arc not handled cor of N E 1-4, Sec. 32, Twp. 19 S., cards, etc., is a modern tendency and from field to packing house In field Gray hair, however handsome, de­ few people realize how hnrd, this crates or other container which af- notes advancing age. We nil know Range 30 E. Run E 12 chs., S 20 ch. makes it fo r the post-office employees fords protection from dnmagu by the advantages o f a youthful appear- to S and I. E By Wly along same “ S E R V IC E THAT COUNTS** to insure the correct delivery of these' crushing. ance. Your hair In your charm. It 7 1-2 ch., N 29 deg. W 10.90 ch., W 10 letters when an inconrct or insuffi" I t is difficult to detect a tomato makes or murs the face. When it Ch., S 11-13 ch., N E ly 23 ch., S 14 deg., We handle everything in that has been damaged by crushing fades, turns gray and looks streaked, E 8 ch., S 04 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W cient address is given. In a rectnt interview with the post­ before it leaves the packing-house," just u few applications of Sage Tea o f E line of Sec. and 10 ch. N o f S. T H E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E LINE master o f this city, the reporter was remarked n buyer. "This is due to and Sulphur enhances its appenrnnee line of NE 1-4, S 10 ch. \V to SW cor. shown dozens o f letters nnd cards, the fnct that n toninto may be dam­ a hundred-fold. o f NW M o f Sec. f j to NW cor. of Car L o t, or Leas. Ship us Improperly addressed or not addressed aged but exhibit no outward sign o f it Sec. E to beg. 107 acres. The sold Don't stay gray! Look young! at all. The majority o f these lmd no until the entire inner part has gone Richmond, Virginia Either prepare the recipe at home or land being assessed et the date o f the return address, and some had only to pieces by decay, which usually oc.. . . . . . . . . . . , . K«t from uny drug store a bottle o f issuance of such certificate in the the name o f theperson to whom the curs within two or three days ,after “ Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Coat- name of Jacob Kissel. ietter was intended some thename, it is packed. Then it is too late to pouniJ(.. whJch j( mcr#ly tho o)d.t|mo Unless said certificates shall be re ­ street and number,-hu t'the city was, cull it out, and the decay o f one or j|>0 ,mpnm.d t>>. thc , d(liUon „ f deemed according to lnw, tax deed will omitted nnd some bad no address twrt. tomatoes may cause a whole (lthor tl)(rmJirnU. T hou,«n<h o f folks iXsue thereon on the 15th day o f May, whatever. Many fe r e without stamps crate or an entire car to sell fo r much rwommum, thlll m u |y .t„ . Use prepara- A. D. 1922. or had n ono-cent stamp instead o f lower prices than conditions war- {|on b<H.auf0 it d„ k|mj, t,„. hnir Witness my official signature and a two cent stamp plared on the let­ rant. Much o f this loss can be pro- tifull>.t m, „one „„ „ „ M seal this 10th day o f April, A. I). 1922. ter. Now if the public would ench vented by careful and proper hand- t(,|1( „ „ u ltorkeni M nnturn||y ttnd (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, so and everyone slop to think how hard ling o f the tomatoes said the ship- BVen|y> X,)U n)(J,,lcnn a „ Bpon|fo or w(ft Clerk Circuit Court, It is to even get these letters to their per, who added that he was Interested Seminole County, Fin. with it, drawing this through destination and how much extra help not only for his own weifnre, but the hair, taking one small strand at a 4-10-Ctdh By: A . M. WEEKS, D. C. and money ft is costing the post- of. wants to sec the grower get the best time. By morning thc gray hair dis­ fico department every year tn em­ price possible. The crop may bo ser­ appears; after another application or ploy extra employees fo r the purposu iously affected ns to yield by the two, its natural color is restored nnd of trying to take rare of all these droughth nnd It will be to the inter-;u |)ecnmM thlck| „ , 0My mR(J )uktrotU( improperly mailed letters nnd cards eat o f nil to co-operate to secure the nnd you appear years younger.— Adv. they would tnke time nnd rnre to ad- best return to he had from the crop, dress every bit o f their mailing m a t-1— Plant City Courier. (To prevent n cold, tnke 666. 30-onw-Z0c ter correctly before placing them in ................. — the mnnil-box. For the money spent L E T .1. MUSSON build your house. NOTICE! In this wny is indirectly out o f the You pay in monthly installments, people’s pocket ns the majority o f It 27-5tp T H E C IT Y R E G ISTR ATIO N BOOKS is raised by taxation. ■ A R E NO W OPEN A T TH E C IT Y Now the proper way to address a "I'm Going Right Straight Back tc H A L L A N D W IL L RE M A IN OP.EN TH O S. J. A. REIDY letter correctly for mailing is ns fo l- ) My Dear Old Florida Home," nt HinU N T IL TU E S D AY, M A Y 2, 1922. lows: First the name either in full termistcr’s I'inno Store, Wclnkn Block, Attorney end Cosnsellor-at-Law I L. R. PH ILIPS , ; 20-tfp or wits tho initials of the person to 20-10tc City Registration Officer. Practicing in State and Federal Coarts whom it is to be sent ns: Mr. John :i Over Seminole County Bank 600 bushels o f cow peas, just ar­ i l . Jones, or Mr. J. II. Jones, not Mr. Jones; Second, the street nnd rived, nil varieties. Como in nnd see Notice o f Application for T a i Deeds Under Section 575 of the General •numhdr, us 45 West Rich avenue; us beforo buying.— Tho L. Allen Seed George A. DeCottes Statutes, Laws o f Florida third, the city and state, ns Dcl.nnd, Co., Sanford, Fin. 28-3tc SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE ' SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK ' CHULUOTA I N F ______ „ \ I MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager j CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY! : AUCTION SALE Blooded Live Stock Horses and Mules PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : Attomey-at-Law Fla. N ever address a letter to city, fo r suppose the mucilage on thc Stamp or flap of another letter was not thoroughly dry, when these le t .' tors ore run through the canceling Rids machine nnd arc stamped hy the of­ fice, >uur letter addressed to city I>> ilte Notice is hereby given that Charier Over Seminole County Bank D. Cnry, purchaser o f Tax Certificate SANFORD FLORIDA No. 16, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, has filed said certificate in has made application S. O. Sliinholfier will be received JJJ office and cd to Isauv .in accordance First National with law. Said certificate embraces Contractor and Uuilder might get stuck to one going to New Rank, SanfortL Fla., for thc following described property in SANFORD FLO RID * York City, now when it nrrived there Heminnlu County, Florida, to-wit: W and thc post-office employee went t o 1 *"*14; p u r tlia h t O f t h e 1-2 o f SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd distribute this packet o f mnii ho 1)1111(11 R g H S ta n d in g O il SW 1-4 o f SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 nnd SMITH BROS. would find these letters stuck togedh- J tlC lo t * C O IT lC r First Nw M of sw M ,yinK E of w ,ino Garage and Machine Co. er, but where could he send the city n i ’ i o m #1 D " b A , co f Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N nnd addressed to city too, for how would “ i r C C l d I H I I R r H ^ A V C n U C , ' s by 660 ft E nnd W in SE earner and Expert Auto Repair Work he know to whnt city it was intend- U l l O W n a S t h e M i l l e r C O !* - !1® " N. 7 b 2 ch.) Sec. 29, Twp. It) S, Phone >0 Corner First and Oak e d ! Or fr r another example suppose r » « » S n m '^ f l l l I t ir lr im * K«n g e 30 K., containing 25 acres. Tho you address a letter to City, and car- 1 , * II I *1 l* " “ Id assessed nt the date ry it nround nnd either give to some t O r O I t l O V C J ill l ) U l I ( I l l l g H , o f the issunnea of such certificate in “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS' one else to mail, or mail it yoursr .f ’ I c t t V i l l g l o t c l o U T . R i ( l s Uio namo o f Elizabeth Kissel, Quick Service Transfei without thinking, when you are lenv- „ , ; i i i* _ , l n z;| Storage FacillticH ing on the train, how would thc mail JV Fnnn U n til If we please you, tell others; if no clerk on the train know at which city I V l a y « ) l h , trll us. Phone 498 you got on and to what city he — _ _ _ ^ __ BIDS WANTED 1922* .....29-*itC SEMINOLE QUIT MEAT WHEN I ABSTRACT CO. should tend the le tte r! Now after addressing the letter properly to the person to whom it Is to be sent, al­ ways place your own return address Get An Abstract Before correctly written in the upper left hand corner o f the envelope. This is necessary for perhaps the person to T A K E A Cl ASS OF B Al.TS IF Buying Property YOUR HACK H U RTS OK III.A D ­ whom you are sending your letter DER TRO UBLES YOU has gone to another town nnd has . . JE. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. left a forwarding address with the post-office. In this case your tetter ) No man or woman who cuts meat should and could bo returned to you regularly can make a mistake by if your return address was on p. Hushing ilu -kidneys ............. illy. *<<>■' Last but not least be sure that your a well-known authority. Meat forms letter is sealed and- the correct urjc “ V''1 whlch lhp Mdneya, HAS JU S T RECEIVED A COM P L K T K L IN K OF amount o f opostnge is placed on the lh,,>' ,* como overworked from the right hand corner o f the envelope, as strain, get sluggish utid fail to filter Hill Hardware Co. EOMAIR Insufficient postage causes much de- ,hl! wn’,,•’ Mnd l,‘,UonH fro,n thp lay in the delivery o f the letter and lhen Wo * * ' " lck- Nearly all rheuma CLKANAULK much added work nnd expense on the hendm hes, liver troulde, Vie part o f the post-..ffi< c. vousness. dizziness, sleeplessness and A letter delayed or not reaching urinury disorders come from sluggish O N E-PIE C E, PO R C E LA IN LINED it* destination can cause extreme kidneys. hardship in the business world nnd ,non' l' ,lt i ,lu A*0' a dull ache in much grief often-times in the socinl ,k*’ kidney* or your back hurts or if world, so eliminate this from your A*1’ urine is cloudy, offensive, full o f life nnd the lives o f your corrcspon -1 ■edlment, irregular o f postage oi utdents by co-operating with the post- ‘ " “ dod by a sensation o f scalding, stop office nnd nlwnys take the time and ,,at,nK m" nl * "d get nlamt four ounces care to address your letters property *>f Jail Salts from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass o f water before mailing. before hrenkfnst and in a few days your'kidney* will act fine. This fam ­ ROUGH H A N D LIN G Oi-' ous salts is made front tho acid of TOM ATOES IS COSTING GROW ERS MUCH M ONEY grapes and lemon juice, combined with [llthla, and has been used for generaGrowers are. it is said, losing mop- ‘ ‘ '°ns to flush and stimulate the kidey they should have fo r -’tomatoes np>’*. ®^*° to neutralize thc nclds In because of- Improper handling from urine " ° “ nn lonK«r « • « « irritation, th- field to the pacWng-houset. thu« « nding bladder weakness. In some Instances tomatoes have ^ad Salta is inexpensive and cannot been placed in sack* or hags and haul- lnJur«’ I makes a delightful effervesed to the packinghouse with driver « n l HUiia-water drink which everyone and otLers sitting on tho sacks. Such *hou,J now ‘‘ n‘1 to keep the ...................... handling, of course, Is rujnous to a ,' 1'ln» y » c,“ «n and active and tho blood Thl* poaitlvely the beat Refrigermon lh» « » r k e t Today la r r « percentage o f torrlatoes trano- P « « . Ihorehy avoiding serious kidney *tor « on -C A L L AND SEE 1Tported under such conditions anti It complications.— Adv. :L REFRIGERATORS Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call MG-J W. RAWLING. Prop. I R A N C H [ DeLEON SPRINGS - FLORIDA j ! WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 1 ■ : SA N F O R D NOVELTY W ORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER M7 Coiamerrial Street [Spring Garden Ksnfsrd, E , S T A R T IN G P R O M P T L Y A T 10 A.M. C A nr An— I will Hell lo the hlffhcal nnd host bidder* J U I H j /v LF WITHOUT R E SE R V E n choice collection of Horsts nnd Mules of nil sizes nnd weights, nmong which will be found the following: 12 hend of renl good Farns Horses and Mures, that are nil broke nnd r e a d y for the plow nnd harrow. This Farm Slock must he seen to he appred* nted. Three spans of real Draft Horses, with weight, hone and substance for heavy hauling purposes. 10 head o f high class Riding Horses, that pre broken In the saddle to all gnitH. FREE BARBECUE LU N C H "TERMS OF SALE are practically cast!.” However, we *111 accept indorsed bankable notes bearing interest for 60 dn)** Geo. W . Knight Real Efllate nnd Innuranre SANFO RD •!• -:- FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; Del.axe Pistons; Oversize Rings and Pina; THIS HIG SALE WILL TA K E PLACE regnrdless of rain, as we have lots of shelter nt 1 Spring Garden Ranch j j DeLeon Springs, Florida ■ Flywheel Steel Gear Rands; Crank Shafts re­ turned; agents for Caitla Inboard aa/ Ontboard M o to rs .----------- Phono II Rayfield Carburators Installed and Guaranteed by Sanford Battery Service Company WEDNESDAY, MAY 3RD Starting promptly at 10 a. m„ continuing until thd ln*‘ ftn,‘ mal is sold. i ■ a F. N. BURT Owner of Stock nnd Spring Garden Ranch P. G. WALDRON, Auctioneer ■ a : ■ ■ n a a a a a a a a a a a a B a n a H aaaaiB H aaB B B H H aH jn i BHaBg M a a a M i" aS �' * V- vf*- TH K SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 1,1922 requested to register upon arrival. The trains will be met by the trans­ p o rta tion committee. There will be several Important so­ cial fcnturca o f the convention, the flrat to be a luncheon to be given by the executive board and past presi­ I ■ ■ ■ ■ m " " * dents o f the Annio Coleman Chapter LcTtir * * 0 * r' » • U T' j to the state executive board. The luncheon will take plnce Wednesday (h, „r one the M at 1* ” d" ,r l “ at* " the , 12:110 Methodist church. There w ill also be a reception tender­ Iriftior _____ . rjlk. nnd Mildred Holly spent ed by the Rosalind Club to visiting delegates and members o f the local chapter Wednesday afternoon, and * £ , . . l e b i n s _ ^ « lld ; Thursdny evening the Kiwania and Country* clubs will be hosts to dele­ gates and members o f the local chapter at a reception to take place at g ^ a i e , gueot .t not.......... the Country Club. Members o f the Thi. U the day of im provem ents-; U. D. C., arc entitled to one guest teL em m ts in building mprove-, each and invitatons have been exten­ 2 uta doinfr bu.incss, improve- ded to officers o f all men's clubs In Orlando and their wives and to all ns.Dti in living.______ , officers o f women's organisations Mr*. ff. U Zschry, Miss Claire and their husbands.— Orlando Senti­ 7 * ? „ »nd Master Billy Zachry nel. M ■ w : personals •pent the week-end in Jacksonville, ( pjrtM ^ Mrs. 7-achry's mother, Mrs. £ A. F!»n«burgh. I A REAL BARGAIN $225.00 rush takes 1920 Oak­ land five-passenger. Good lires and in good condition.— R. & O. Motor Co. 80-tfc Xh. greatest investment in the world today i« Senford property. Don't let anybody kid you into think- * ing there i« no money in ^ owning Daylight Saving Sinford property. You don t notice Began Yesterday anybody gving any of it away. in Many Cities Among the business changes in the city last week is the removal o f A . ( Principally on Atlantic Const and AH Eastern Cities Riffcld from the Swope building on p Firrt street to his Ninth street store iikl the Surprise She Store occupy- p ( p \ V YO R K , May I.— Daylight savire the two ston s in the Swope bull­ ing began at 2:00 n. m. Sunday in more than COO of the nation's lnrgest dog formerly occupied by Kaffcld. cities, in about 200 smnller cities or rural communities, and in every nook or corner o f several states, notably on the Atlantic seaboard. Railroads will operate on standard time, unless * blit now before ''-ti­ gress, which would give them permis­ he i* anxious to see Sanford and S em -! sion to use daylight saving timetables inde county get busy on the now is passed. Hut banks nnd stock e x ­ changes and business radiating out ro»dj and rtrectn. o f New York nnd four o f five great J. F. Huddleston o f Geneva was in cities along the const w ill be on day­ the city today with a load o f hen light saving time. fruit. Mr. Huddleston is a living ex­ New ]York state, a fter an active ample of the producer to consumer year o f organised farm opposition, is bufintis and he brings n load o f not follow ing the footsteps o f its largo «rpi, orsnges. grapefruit and oth«r cities. N ew York, Albany and Huffalo pus j| Jq X.tuoui yo^um pint sj-».».« will be on daylight time, but such t wait pjojuvg oq Y>tui places nr Syracuse nnd Rochester, a g ­ » svm money to the consumers. ricultural as well as industrial cen­ ters, have repealed local ordinances U. I>. C. CONVENTION nnd w ill continue to live by tho old OPENS ORLANDO T U E S D A Y cloc kduring the summer. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, M ary­ The annual state convention o f tho land and New Jersey, however, w ill United Daughters o f tho Confederacy l>e on daylight time on n practically of Florida takea place in this city state-wide basis. Whore local ordi­ Tuesday, May 2, continuing uptH nances govern conditions, w-tlnn Friday t>cuing. Headquarters fo r been unanimous to “ snve an hour." the convention will be at tho Rosalind In N ew York City, Philadelphia, Club, where all visiting delegates are HtifTnlo, Boston, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Washington and Chicago tho clocks 1175 cash takes Maxwell tour­ will go ahead an hour at midnight or ing car. Good tires and In good shortly after. And in all these cities mechanical condition. Il's a renl action by tho local councils was unani­ mous, where state laws took care o f bargain.—B. & O. Motor Co. 30-tfc the change. II. F. Holler of Orlnndo was in the city today shaking hands with his tuny friend*. Mr. Roller Is in the busir.e*« of Milling paving brick and lookleg after the making o f brick retd> the Road* of Durability— and ■ ■ ■ ■ • n iiiiiM i ] Study The Prices i and Quality l Connecticut Mat year passed a law P Y T I1 IA N 8 CLOSE G RAN D Nothing nicer fo r g ifts than fin* providing fo r daylight saving only by SESSIONS; O C A LA HONORED stationery. Going below coat fo r two local ordinances. New London and weeks at the Herald office. 18-3tp New Haven alone adopted auch ordi­ The Grand Lodge o f Florida Knights nances, 1ut this year Hartford has C U T TH IS O U T— IT IS W ORTH of I^thias, came to a close Friday joined their ranks, and daylight sav­ M O NEY ing will become almost steto wide by night with the selection o f Ocala as Cut out thi* slip, enclose witji 5c nnd action in cities and rural districts all the next convention city and n recep­ tion at Fraternal Hall in hunor o f the mail it to Foley A Co., 2835 Sheffield over the state. A vo., Chicago, III., writing your pnme Rhode Island joined Massachusetts grand officers. T. J. Watts, o f Chipley, was elect-<nnd address clearly. You will receive in a state luw fo r saving daylight at the last session. All of Maine's large ed grand chancollor, succeeding W. 11. in return a trial package containing cities will save the hour, but most of Crawford, of Orlando. At the recep­ Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound for ow Hampshire will leave it ..a clocks tion Mr. Cradwofrd was presented coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney with the jewel o f the past grand chan- Pills fo r puins in sides and hack; alone. Chicago is ihe cents rof .» middle idllor by Hon. W . R. O'Neal, past rheumatism, hncknche, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic west belt which will have daylight grand representative. Other officers elected for the ensu- Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly time. The city decided last year to chunge its clocks by a v o t e 'o f ' the j lnR » enr » l th e morning session o f the cleansing cathartic for constipation, J. C. D u m n cr, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish people and the eniinancc has not been l^dgo were attacked since. ° f Jacksonville, grand vico chanccHcr; bowels. Sold everywhere.— Adv. E R. Dickinson, Tampa, grand pre- 666 cures Uiilous Fever. ,)l,t it takes Q U A L IT Y to hold him. Quality u’ill remain Ion# after price is forgotten. PLAY GOLF URK’S REPAIR SHOP SANFORD CYCLE CO. GLOBE PIANO CO. NEW PERFECTIO N T ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY STEAM LAUNDRY RIVE & WALKER Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. 30-oaw-20tc A U T O R E P A IR S RIC H A R D CROKER FORM ERLY TA M M A N Y All Work Guaranteed IIA L I. LEAD ER DEAD The A i.o rla lrd Press) NOTICE TO FARMERS Now's the time for you to buy n MOLINE TRACTOR. We have n special offer thnt you cannot afford to let get by you. For every farmer can afford to buy but you cannot afford not to buy a renl Tractor, thnt has been proven out to bo a great success in Hits section. Until October 11th, 1922, we will sell you a— Corner First and Elm D U B LIN , May L — Richard Crokcr, M O LINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors form erly leader of Tammany Hall, New York, died at 3:30 o'clock Sat­ for $528.00 urday afternoon at Glencairn Castle, Can furnish yoa from our stock in warehouse for imme­ Sandy Ford, a few miles from Dub­ diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re­ lin. His w ife wns at the bedside. The form er political leader spent The Launch S A N F O R D S m e m b e r this offer is only good until October 11th, so place your order now, the better part o f the Inst ten or For I'artiea, l'lcnlra, Fishing, Outings ■ twelve years in Ireland, where ho : owned extensive estates, making nc. Capt. Atkinson casionnl visits to the United States. PHONE 2102 LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA I’ hone 295-1.1 The last o ftheso visits was in the liesldrnrr 203 K. Third St., Sanford J t<oua, [inaaunytasuvsnuranuM iarsasiiiuiaiim illl spring o f 1921 when he went to New York in connection with tho legnl proceedings instituted by his sons to prove him incapable o f managing his own affairs. Shortly a fter he returned to his home at Glencairn Castle he became seriously ill nnd his condition was de­ scribed as so had that It would he im­ possible for him to lenve his bed. But he soon showed signs of improve­ ment and early this year ho was re­ ported to have ‘ regained his health nnd spirits. Croker took a keen interest In tho negotiations between irolund nnd England looking to n settlement o f the age-long controversy over free­ dom for Ireland. When the treaty providing fo r the free state was sign­ ed he gave it ns his opinion thnt by the pact Ireland gained practtcally everything fought fo r in the last 700 years. He believed 98 per cent o f the people In America were in fa ­ vor o f thu treaty. BELL BROS. PRICES ^ c arc enabled to give you because we do business at less expense and as for QUALITY WK guarantee S A T IS F A C T IO N on every ar1iGo that we sell. Could we do more? GIVE US A TRIAL Kanner’s 1Department Store j T H E H IG H P R IC E S " J. II. H1NTER M ISTEB 30-oaw-20tc Phone 447-W A customer can be caugtit by a B A R G A IN , 1 ULOCKS FROM LAYER ROLLS MONOGRAPH RECORDS 0PULAR SHEET MUSIC !*■ H* Sparkman, Tninpn, grand Learn one new thing every dsy: P IA N O CO. keeper o f records and seal; D. W . • Cignr ashes don’t injure tho rugs in TH R E E AR E HELD Tompkins, Ocala, grand master o f ox-j a home where the woman is boss. Wei aka Block FOR SMUGL1NG !chequer; George M. Lynch, St. PcteraIN 29 C H INESE burg, grand mneter at arms; L. M W HY NOT TRY -------(Johnson, I-t-csburg, grand inner guard, T A M P A , May* L — A fte r hearing Tom Cordan, South Jacksonville, live hours o f testimony by Captain grand-outer guard. JUST RECEIVED William Hood, of the auxiliary schooThe Pythian SUli-ra closed their A Shipment of tier Etta Mildred, who turned state's sessions Friday afternoon at the W H E N YOUR CAR IS O U T OF evidence on promise o f immunity, Elks' Home. They ulso selected Ocala W H ACK Golf Clubs and Balls United States Commissioner J. W. as the next meeting place, ami electCone Saturday bound the three a!- ed the following officers: Come in and Look Them Over leged ringleaders in the smuggling of Mrs. Mary Dnffin, of Molino, grand WnHhlnKnnd Polishing 11 Specialty twenty-nine Chinamen Into Tampa, chief; Ixiulsc McCoy, Jacksonville, I April 22, Jackson Palmer, Howard grand senior; Laura Mnncely, Pcnsu-j Foot of Firnt Street, Sanford Avenue Thompson nnd Ezra Atkinson, over to cola, grand junior; Martha Leak, Ft. | A L L WORK G U A R A N T E E D federal court under bonds o f $2,000 Myers, grand manager; Dclln Ender, T H K SPO RTSM AN'S STORE rnch. Tampa, grand mistress of records and Hood wn* held ns a material wit- correspondence; Grace Raker, Miami, 117 I’ nrk Ave. Hanford, Florida ness under |2,000 bond, and the five grand mistress o f finance; Alma Fnrmombers o f his crew, Cubans and tner, Kissimmee, grand protector; negroes, were held under bonds of Pauline Pritchard, Kissimmee, grand $700 each. guard. In his testimony Hood told how he The Pythian Sisters adopted n resbad made arrangements with Palmer elution thanking Gleaners Temple for -whom he knew ns the owner o f tho the beautiful flowers which wore pre­ vessel, tto go i to Cardonas, Cuba, sealed inch o f the grand officers.— fi • the Chinamen, and how he brought Orlnndo Sentinel. Lne cargo into Tampa Bay and turned ■— ■— the Asinstics over to Atkinson, whom 5325 C Jlsh lakes a 1920 Mode! he knew ns Palmer's * friend.He portjSedan that’s in Rood enndisaid he and the crow w ere to re- tion. It’s a real bargain.— It. & coive $2,600 fo r the trip. Ho also ( ) Motor Co. 3 0 - tfc testified ns to conversnttions with SA V E YOU MONEY Thompson, who employed him, nnd Q lI Cook S to re s a n d O v en s l U h l h l K V l U L I I u h i M i L Write ua with Palmar, nnd arrangements to smuggle liquor between Cuba and H A V E YO UR H E R E ’S no imoke and tho United States, The only reason this smuggling plot wan not carried smell to make disagree­ Empire HoteT Block LA U N D R Y WORK through, ho said, was that Thompson able work o f cooking with the IH )N B A T failed to meet him in Cuba nl the ORLANDO, FLO R ID A New Perfection Oil Stove. specified time. Clean, intense heat drives Hood was the only witness at the directly against the utensil SANFORD MATTRESS FAC­ preliminary hearing. Government at­ and the flame stays where TORY torneys rr.id afterward they would depend on documentary evidence they you set it. B. C. ECHOLS, Prop. had obtnained to substantiate his tes­ We'll be glad to demonstrate “ Old Mattrras Mad* New and timony in the trial in federal court. how easily you can regulate New Mat Irma Made to Order" W e call fo r and deliver to any part o f The Etta Mildred wns detained by the New Perfection for any tho Government, the crew nnd other city. Leave your bundle nt MonteFrench Avenue and 17th Rtrea* sort o f cooking. W e have the three men nrrerted April 22, after .-.r, rums Hotel or call I’ l.i-o* No. <63 muu inspection of the boat by customs have our wagon call. New Perfection Oven also— officers .showed evidences o f smug­ Sparton Horn Service and it hakes perfectly. gling. Confessions by tty? members o f the crew and Hood led to the ar­ -A TSanford rest o f the other three men. Pointer Saturday said he was an attorney Furniture Co. Sanford Battery Service from txmgwood, Mass. Thompson said he was an automobile mechanic Company from Boston, Mass., nnd Atkinson French Dry Cleaners said he wns an automobile mechanic h 111 h h hi L Itt ta h M from Los Angeles, California. (n r * IANOS HONOGRAPHS FOR S A L E B Y A L L GROCERS Rub-My-Tism, an antiaoptlr. ■ 30-oaw-20tc W IGHT, G R O C E R Y CO, : ■ “ WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS ■ A REAL BARGAIN a $150 cash takes Maxwell road­ a Phone 550 5 . ster, three passenger.— B. & O. : Sanf° rd Avenuc------------------------------Phone Motor Co. 30-tfc ■ SANFORD FLORIDA IU M N H III j I-r If # � 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, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 01, 1922; <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/1a32226d466eabe87e3682e53675710f.pdf 1d831c810994015fab551b673620d78d PDF Text Text m (m fff Bsr- • % i • 4 »» -< avfifBSK V .'T-j3 SANFORD J -The City Substantial The S anford Daily H erald SANFORD “ T h e C ity S u bstan tial** IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. MAY 2, 1022 VOLUME H I. N U M B E R 31 gI gantic oil agreem ent GEORGIA GIRL BAND CONCERT KILS CHILD AGAIN TONIGHT ANGER FIT WITH DANCE OF ENGLISH SYNDICATE AND RUSS GOVERNMENT -------. TURNED ON GAS IN CHICAGO * A P A R T M E N T SU ICID E E N D E AV O R Signed at Genoa by the X-Ray Specialist Died Shell Group of British In Illinois hrom RoentOil Companies I &cn Burns Monday CONTROL SITUAT’N At Cannot Recover „ n ru . ■ RO CKY M O UNT. N. C., May 2.— PARIS, May 2.— The American , , . . . . .’ , , , . , Ada Jones, singer and maker probabDebt Refunding Commission has in- ... , ' , ,formedi ,». v. the crunch Government w it .wi n ill •> ot . the, Krentest, number , o, f ,vocal .. • ., comedy phonograph records, is n a be risd to receive the government's . . . , * lu , f . ’ ‘ , “ ------» « . it l.ns n f f „tp cirtiinl observation* oniiwhat o ffe r lon,lit,on »n a local hospital of acute B right’s disease. Relatives are concerning the payment o f interest hastening to her bodsido but physic* on the French debt to the United inns have little hope for her recovery. States and amortization o f capital. She wns taken ill yesterday morning. GENOA, May 2.-C hlefcJustice T a ft of the United State. Supreme court will be asked to name the chairman of the mixed arbitral commitee to be established for controlling debts owed b) the Russian government to fo r-! nrn bond holders, according to the p!*n arranged yesterday. The other members of this commission wiU represent all the bond holders and the Rjuian government respectively. The commission wil hnvo power to remit interest and decide all questions affecting fon ign bond holders and Ruilia’s ability to her cbilga“ "J* lln,it wUI »'« I" *' niaY m*ko their ««n amug.-menta with theRussian Durnmcr.t tf thrf desire. GENOA, May 2.— The Genoa cor­ respondent of the I>ondon Evening N'»s in a dispatch to his pnper quotes Colonel Hoyle, representing the Shell jrroup of the British oil companies h*re It denying an industrial agreen,r- • Ha l 111n aignetl lietween this in* ,fr‘ -t Br;'* Ih* Russian soviet govornt a< reported. Reuter's correspon­ dent h,.r,. ,,y U|p I£u„ ij|n delegation iiiq crow d w as P R E S E N T AND EVERYBO D Y \V.\S H A P P Y The bund concert nnd street dance (Hr Tfcr .\■■<»<*In4r*J 1'irM) CHICAGO. M ay 2 .-M is s Violet Inst night was n grent success In ev -1 1* lack Duncan, pretty nineteen >car ‘ r>- w ">’ «nd the men and women dele-1 oldii divorcee wns arrested today charchar­ Well Known Specialist Suffered Death ged with murder in connection with the dA»th o f her nephew, Hollis Boyd, in Interest of Scienre \ two years old, o f Alton Pnrk, Tonnessee. The child wns found doad In his ( H r T h r \ aao rln lrd l * r r , a ) B E L L E V IL L E , |ll., May 2.— Dr. aunts npnrtment ..*%• npu IIIIVIH Saturday OIUUMIII) night. fllgfU. IS lll^SIV AND DEM ONSTRATES Rohrnts, internationally M itt’ Duncan la y on tho floor bciido THAT IS TIIB HIC, S H U F J L E Herbert known ns the X-Ray and radium spec­ thiv boy with trn« turned on. She ENGLAND IS G ETTING ialist, died at his home here yestorns survived by physicians. Attcmp. wns survived by physicians. Attcmp. A PORTION. dny. Death was due indirectly to ted suicide is believed to have re­ III, The Al.nrllllrd I’ ffM l bums received while experimenting sulted from a quarrel with R. C. DuLONDON, May in- with Roentgen rays before present day bay, an Atlanta business man. Miss UW..WV.., — . 2.—A — •- -gigantic duitrisl agreement was sipned Sunday precautionary measures were known, Duncan was from Atlanta. at Gen s by representatives o f t h g ____________________ Ruulsn Soviet government and . A d a J o n e S I I I Shell Group of British oil companies, A Q a J O I i e S 111 telegraphs the Evening News Genoa| R o c k y M o U Ilt, corrtipondcnt. Under the agreement he u p , the Shell Group will control all u!r« and under certain conditions Noted Singer and Maker of Phonoall production of oil in every part o f , graph Records Kuuis for an agreed period o f time. l a s t n ig h t W IL L BUILD P Y T H IA N I T E M P L E A T P L A N T CITY III* Thr Aw w IsifS i v » i P L A N T C IT Y , May . >' 2.— Plant City Knights of Pythias are understood to he considering the building o f a Py. thinn temple here nt a cost o f $20,. 000 and preliminary sketches nnd tentatlve plans have been presented the building committee by n Tampa archltcct. The proposed structure, it is said, would bo three stories in city and county. Como out tonight height. and hear a good concert, dnnee i f you wish and meet your friends and have Come out to the hand concert to. „ good time. There will be lynches night. They intend doing it all over provided tonight especially fo r the laagain. dies. Rotary Club Meeting Seeking Dismissal A t Noon— Luncheon Catts Demurs . To , Was Greatly Enjoyed U CO CPU I I n d i c t m e n t D E LA N D F IR E D E P A R T M E N T W A N T S PU B L IC TO A T T E N D F IR E S A N D SE E TUP. WORK Old Man Pci is „ , , J i a i n i l l R ' 1x1*01111(1— Intermittent Employ­ ment and Irregular Breaking1Up China Production, Etc. * * twI to lhp P«>Pl® report that many dollars were garnered for the band. The evening started about 7:00 Resumes Attack Tw elve Miles South o'clock when the hand headed by Mnyof Capitol or C. E. Henry and FrnnV Akers pnA back IW l f Tfce ---- by * Ot*If( ■ I I \i»orl,i|t(l « W *|'ira«i sw-w, May 2^-YVu 2.— Wu Pel uay o f to the temporary 1PE r -KMIN MGi,, May Pci Fu's h ’ rc*tandnt the comer o f Flrat street ami f ° r Peklnir was vigorously ___ r . o f Chnngsinticn, M,‘ Kn.din. Here the taggin g took in tho vlciryty Changslnt place and then the band started the twelve miles south o f thp rapitol yes festivities by ripping o ff n few good terdny, the Chilites attacking gallantI t * B * « ,l . ____ L .sL L . ly end striving to aturn both of stho ones. _ lion. Forest Lake took the stand utul enemy's flanks. Large casualties re­ «»«| told what the bund was nnd what they ported. wanted a fter which he introduced lion. F. P. Forster, who in his custo­ mary manner, told of the benefits of the band and naked for the lienrty _____________ support nn/f co-operation o f the people o f the county, The band will pity every night this week nt tho Seminole Rank corner If possible and in this way stir un inter- 1 , . .. est nnd enthusiasm and endeavor to ^ RAH S C A S U A L T IE S IN ERIN SOUNDS L IK E W AR get all the people interested in tfeieLIST. thing that is o f great benefit to the . M pCOHM irK J 0 ,,N ^ cC 0 « ^ K ,,A ” „ 7 .,,,, S A IL S FOR IR E L A N D ... . “ NEW’ Y O R K , May 2.-John McCormlck has so far recovered from his The regular w eekly meeting of the recent illness, sailed for Ireland today Rotary Glub held todny at noon in the .- | with his w ife and family. \ aides was interesting, — being —the first __ ____________ 2_______ meeting under the now president, D. M A Y D A Y L IS T .. Thrasher, who made a fine talk in C A S U A L T IE S IN IT A L Y taking over the rein , o f government N U M B E R A B O U T F IV E HOME, Italy, Slay 2.— With five dead and »bout one hundred Injured make up the May Day roil o f casualtics |n Itn|y . Thprc wprp no ,,|M r. decs nf maKn|,ude. - COMMERCE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATE CONDITION COAL INDUSTRY TROUBLE IN STRIKE TROUBLE W IT H V IE W O F SECURING D A T A WHICH C O U LD IIP. USED FOR REO RG AN IZATIO N ( 11/ T k t A u o r h l r d I 'm * I W A SH IN G TO N , May ^ - In v e s t ig a ­ tion by, the Commerce ^Department Into tho underlying trouble* in th * coal industry, auch aa Intermittcncy o f employment, irregular production, is being expedited, it wu* learned todny, with a view o f securing data which might be used in proposed ad­ ministration plnn fo r reorganising the entire industry’- Hint of administra­ tion's plan* for meeting the strike sit­ uation as divulged today indicated high officials did not consider any specific proposal fo r settlement o f the present controversy hut rather con­ cerned with remedies for fundamental l l l j r Tfc* X i i n r l a l r d I'r raai difficulties underlying the general coal B E L F A S T, May 2.— According to situntion. * Belfast police returns 148 protestsnts, nnd 183 Catholics were killed in Bel­ IIU R N E I) H A L F fast from July 1st Inst year to April M ILLIO N BONDS BUT 2'.', lt'22. From January l» t this year IT M E A N T N O TH IN G to dntc r.l protestants nnd 69 Catho­ lic* have been killed. DEATH. LIST IN IRELAND IS FRIGHTFUL ( I l f T fc f % *«i»r lnird T re a t ) T A L L L A IIA S 8 EE May 2— A t ­ G A L W A Y , April 2.— A ll position* torney Gentral Buford, State Treaaoccupied by Republican forces here urer Luning and J. Stewart I^w ia, -------* |wore seized Inst night by members of secretary of the Everglades DrninP E N S A C O L A , May 2.— Tne trial of the regular army. L ittle opposition. nge Board, loosened up recently and I \SUVVIIIU| in '} ll former Governor tim Sidney J. Catts, of burned half n million dollars worth Florida, .... on mic the n charge of peonage, ........... iai||ii m o f bonds ns if they were so much pa­ W A TE R H EARING A T Parted in the federal court here yes­ per. T IT U S V IL L E SOON u>n|n>. ,)Ut Wtt> nhort UvwL CminM., In fact they were so much pnper. fnr thp eX. |rwvpnior demurred nt each A public hearing is to take .dare at It was nn issue authorized by li *21 legislature fo r tho drainage d is­ J t o r n rising vote o f ‘thanksto'tho u ? k,r“ ,U Jurf B ln,lirtm,,Mt' nn'' “ «t 10:30 n. m., in connection with trict but nfter they had been engraved* the party purchasing them decided It retiring president H R Stevensfor hpa!d" K for ’' * ny r*' ,lefu sn,'the preliminary examination of the g | t il nt, II. R. Stevens,for nf the courtto grant the defens, plea,Intro-coastalwaterwav from lark wanted a new clause inserted. Thebonds were re-graved nt thc expense m .™ * Amon/th. v i.L r / ,,,."™ , V '" r, " n Win C.1U-.I („ r l.y un n.t of con„r... o f the purchasing pnrty and a com­ LI n '("H o r a present were trial upon the part of the prosecution, ami was approved June fi, 1920. mission appointed to destroy the o ld pendrick Guernsey and Chester (JoodA Ftlon on thc indictment which was issue. Cities located along the proposed rich, o f Orlando, who were called up- returned Inst year, is said to Iw almost Thus ’vns the occasion for thc seem­ waterway have been requested to lend on to explain just why they were aL rertnin with both the defense nnd the ing extravagance. representatives and to present brief* owed to live in Ortnndu nnd both of government pressing for n decision— giving information ns to the tonnage them proved nn alibi in a satisfactory PVcn though the sought decision ' n nnd value o f the outgoing and incom­ H A R D IN G ASKED • each case is opposed to tfie other. ing commerce; what markets shipped TO A P P R O V E BONUS Condolence was attended to RotorCatts whoso t. rm <rnvem..r (to; what proportion shipped by rail B IL L HOUSE M EASURE Iz T i: : ; d"rin‘ :•u .. . J iiX D E LA N D , May 2.— C. II. Campbell, chief o f the Del.nnd fire department, in a communication to tho Del.nnd Nows invites tho citizens o f this city r-nvcm.nl .na Inn. „ t th-lr UlU. -on. „„ l.y , „ n , . » u , v ■” .ml m l S f . c i T u , . . ' -Hi ( l l r T h r ( • • a r l i t r * l'rr«*t to attend fire* a". <1 ' sec what thure W A S H IN G TO N , My 2.-H nrding i » ^ *ntW co,” m tlco* w* rc ■PP°lnt* o f the Florida legislature Inst spring| have bearing upon the utility of n may be o f interest, nnd enjoy your ed by the president and the name, of ,nto the acts o f the former chief e x . w„ erw .y th J S the . t i i * w ill be asked by the Senate Finance the economic conference also fla t­ 8 j Sligb o f Orlando s chairman ( nmmittcc of Rrpuhllrnns to approve ly denied having nm.Ie* any conccs- self/ Tho chiyf’s communication i* the member, read out in meeting and cutlve. In th .federal indictment it designed to obtain the co-operntion o f slips showing the year's attendance waa. charged that a pardoned negro 0f^Vhe’ w ter Traffte U ™ o f S C l •he soldier*' bonus bill, differing from •k>n. to Shell interests. citizens with the firo department. He were also passed among the member, at.te convict had be.fi forced to work 2 m te n ia v th it i i C l the House measure only in minor eejbegin* by saying that although motor srntlnU. A.M.Ws PR AYE D ........ . ^ ... ............ W-„ F,„ria„. fire apparatus raises a huge racket on­ f , *R RAIN A T P L A N T C IT Y T W Snnford R o U r , C,uk . t " Wr“ " ^ * route to a blaze, nnd some people ho nn event thnt will be anticipated T H R E E T R A IN M E N KILLE D might Ixdievo the truck wns running ing In numbers and in interest and atoms thht he accepted a bribe to inpi i v t l*rru| F A S T F R E IG H T WRECK with great Interest by all Florida U .A M ITY, May 2 . - A . R. U r - sixty or seventy miles nn hour, as a hey- are expecting to do great things fluenco his vote as a member o f the B. A O. R A IL W A Y TO D A Y . . . . . , shippers. Announcements were Issued in the year 1922. .1 the WfeU y luncheon o f matter o f fact it seldom exceeds twen­ .U lc hoard nt j.nrdnn. on thv .ppl|c.. |,y Mr. S||,|, „ u„ „ „ „ „ „ ' Uih here Inst week with ty-five or"thlrty-fives mile*. ( l l r T h * a.«l>rln(rd I 'r r t .) vlvnivnvy. J. J. L , ehl. , h,. F|„ril|,, w „ „ “ The noise is put on for n purpose'' T H R E E CORNERED RAC E M YE R SD A LE , Penn., May 2.— moi,*' ' ' r, ™,ln' The croP* npcnlcd i I -t i l In lv pin,. In S .n f.rd on FOR S E N A T E IN A LAC H U A n o . h “ I!*1 Mr* l»rric k . suggested snys the chief. “ It is to call atten­ In Ihn .1 .1 . c . „ , Wvdnv-lny. Mny a, nt , p. m , „ ,| Three trainmen were killed on a fa st tion, in the only way it can, to the freigh t on the Baltimore nnd Ohio, of <! rm believer in the power (H r Thr (M tirl,ird I'rranl May 8 there will be nnother meeting which was wrecked here today, when <1 t » place o f tho fact that the fire department is on nn G A IN E S V IL L E , May 2.— A three K IL L IN G O F W O M AN at Sanford o f the league, when repre­ the locomotive Mew up. The dead are f,I, 'nvocntion ask those who orrnnd o f emergency and deserves a cornered contest fo r the state senate R E M A IN S A M YSTE R Y sentatives from thc rhnmbcra o f com­ the engineer, fireman and brnkeman. ''"i ,n rise with him and clear rond or right-of-way to get to its from AlachuM county has developed S T IL L W ITH O U T A C L U E merce of nil cities located on the pro­ Thc engine wns one o f the most pow­ destination in the shortest pussiblc with the announcement o f Dr. J. II. Moil ,Evt,r>' m“ n Prw,en‘ posed waterway as well as from cllics erful on the rond, handling fast time." Colson, o fthia city, that he would be U n ll T ’ h“ nd whi'- Mr. towns n,on^ along ••"’ the K*»t East Coast, Coast, sm and k m»de the prayer. IIOOPESTON'"Mav'a- ,’\n"(V„r(*(.. nnd u,wn* l freight, when the boiler let go. Ten A fte r discussing the Maze hound, n candidate In oppoaltion to II. Me L. that citizen who drops all business to ^ d p " T t " , , i ; : ,,^ T ; ; . “ . „ n r t * .............. * .............................................................................................. * *....... f cars next to the engine were derailed nnd caught fire and destroyed. * A|I DEPARTMENT t chase a fjrc truck, and those o f tho ilk Wntlrinn nf Mlvnnopy »ho nlrrnd, * « * » f Hnnn.. nrv ..III , I « A who get in tho way o f the firemen, tho hnvo " ANTs BOY'S N A M E their hnt« In 0 1 1 ^ U > the method o f ht?r do.... . ... have their hats In the ring. Dr. CoL 0U* " c*uc 10 method o f her deThe waterway will open vnst oppor BIG C ITR U S D EAL 1 LEA It HD OF DESERTION chief refers to city ordinances doslr- son will make an active campaign for mi,e ,,n,, the hns virtually rclctunitirs for Inland Florida in her com­ N O C A T R R F R U IT CO M PAN Y i C(l t° curb interference. However, he the office. Rated to the realm o f unsolved mysmercial and industrial enterprises nnd a______ ____ tcrics. ' SELLS TO BOSTON FIRM says the department lielicves that in K ks vTh , . , : ^ ^ A IN sv will insure reasonable transportation more can be accomplished by co-operaSIX STO RY HOTEL ON Department • V 2^ ' The W >r rates.—Orlando Sentinel. ( H r T h e A s a w r ln fr d I 'r r a t ) a ~ “ U n*hi^ ‘ on has aiked lion than coercion. W A T E R F R O N T A T ST. I'KTK A P P R O P R IA T IO N ASKED % A R C A D IA , Mny 2.— The Fosg ♦« rirt.nl f r, thJ" to clear “ A ll tjie department would desire Is FOR W A R FRAUD C AS E S Company, o f Boston, Mass., has purORANGES FOR 1921 th ,r , , D,m " N ’ S ix e r s , Ala- j co-operation," he concludes. “ So the i n r T h r A u n r lilr S P r r u l rhsscd fo r approximately $800,000 30.700.000 BOXES ST. PETERSBURG, May 2— Hida O f f T h r A . « o r l n ( r i , P rr a a t m ,m enV?V(‘» H dUb5 r 1.‘ ’y •hL,, Gov‘ next timo you want to see a fire, come the citrus fruit Interests here of the ......................... construction............ o f a six .......... story hoW A S H IN G T O N , May 2. - Request ( l l r T h r A *».»rln (rd C r n . , ^ who VL ',Urlng tho w* r ahead and maybe you can help. But fo r the Nocatce Fruit Company, owned by - ASH y IN , G«TOm y m o total W N . May 2.— Tho ,w® years whl, 7 ^ “ Vy moM «>»n take to thc curbs when you hear the tel on the waterfront nt the foot o f D>r special appropriation of half a W. G. Welles. B. F. W elles and An­ Central Avenue here w ill be asked million to bo used for prosecution o f j '«lu e o f fruit and fruit products on W rtlrkinr tl ‘ ! h* ,UD P °'«i to apparatus and members o f the depart­ drew Shclfer. Included in the pur­ *for - ,}> ’ e draf,,u‘ >- handers registered m ™ ro« iat<?r«<l ment and wait until it all has passed. for inimKiistely by the company pro- war frnud cases was sent to tho house farm* in 1921 was $525,000,000 as compared with $744,000,000 in 1919, chase was the packing house owned enlista,) in D' N * S*nders*' but Then park your car at the curb away moting. the structure. The proposals *od»y by President Harding. ----- —|•!•* department o f agriculture an- by thc Nocatce concern, and thc 250 r‘*ftie, - iv .h V v ? 7 . un,,nr hlg from a fire hydrant and at least a call fo r steel skeleton ^instruction, I’vle s4m _ ’ ifholson Sandora." square away from the fire. nounced yesterday. The decline is at­ acre grova. Then the first o f iu kind in tho city. Plans A T T O R N E Y G E N E R A L tributed to killing frosts early in 1921 fo r eighty-five rooms, sixty .......................... * ‘ D A U G H E R T Y 'S F A T FEE horded I) v « * * ,PM cro**ed and walk or run the remainder o f tho dis­ provide PA LM BEACH POST nnd to lower prices. five o f them with baths. FOR MORSE'S R E L E A S E Drshs Ni,l,*tnd*r* “ * * deserter tance, see what there may be o f in­ AMERICAN LEGION Production o f apples In 1021 was Youth who h. ho,*°n S»nders as a terest and enjoy yourself without RID O F MORTGAGE h° h>‘1 -w w d hU country. i n r T h e A a a w lK r d Preset only 90,881,000 bushels as compand doming into range o f the stream of H O RTIC U LTU RISTS .MEETING W A S H IN G TO N , May 2 .-Itc p o r u with 233,077,000 in 1920. Peaches A T LAKELAND T O D A Y water. Thank you fo r your co-operachrnbt Thr ASMN-Iafea P m a ) P L A N T B O AR D S P E C IA L M ’ ^ ^ e r t y now .t - dropped from 45,620,000 bushels In tlon." W E S T PA L M BEACH , May Z — • _______ torney general, had received n fee o f 1920 to 32,733,000 •In 1921, and pears • m u s ic ia n . (H r The teaseUied Prrsa, $25,006 from Charles W. Morse fo r from 10,806,000 to 1,076,000. There Palm Beach Post No. 12 o f the Ameri­ "IK S IN C A I.IP O R N IA The Business and Professional Wo* can Legion, here last night touched a L A K E L A N D , Msy 2.— The annual obtaining Morse's rclqaoe In 1915 from was ........a..............., slight increase In production of mens Club will have a chicken supper convention of the Florldn Ilortirul- *he Atlanta penitentiary, were rep eat-1oragnes at 30,700,000 |>ox match to a mortgage o f $6,000 on Vtftfe Chenev 2~ J o h n *t the Miller building, corner o f First tural Society began here today fo r a their houae and lot. The finance of­ in the senate today by Caraway, ficer, W. C. Crittenden, announced ""»*«clsn of „ ’ 1^ ' ,* V*M y irt and «n.j Pork, Saturday night, May (1th. three days session. A special confer- Democrat, o f Arkansas, and denied by Four eggs can be boiled and four « M» hom- h ‘ rePutation, died Price 75c. Everybody come and en­ that all obligations on the property ence o f the 8 tate Plant Board o f In- frienda o f Daugherty. • slices o f toast browned at the name ,hcr< illaJT. h Ye*terday, « f , er , joy good home cooking. Watch ip r had been cleared. State Commaadsr spcctors and nurserymen, w ill be held time with a new device operated by Jerome Wideman gave a brief admenu31.6t-;w-Ite Thursday afternoon. !.ct us do ytftir Job Printing. a single gas range burner. 'Iregs at the ceremony. .. _______ - -- .. . . . . a “. r r i s i L r . i s : * �. P I? P A G E SQL - _ ■■= ■ ? -I ' • « * 'y ~ y ^ T 3 5 u '3 vS »n B jp 5 5 jT fF 3 -- * • ••pi^ i y a j i w w F TIIE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1922 j_ . . ■ The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the Start That’s the Thing ti,.T‘ - and sold separately,' giving all an1P IG G L Y -W 1 G G L Y STO R E S equal chance, as the highest bidders CO M ING T O S A N F O R D — OF HOY SCOUTS IS will be the owners. LO O K IN G F O R L O C A T IO N O RG ANIZED IN O RLAND O A t noon a barbecue lunch will be D ISTR IC T CO UNCIL - T O N I G H T - Piggly-W iggly stores arc said to be A district council o f Doy Scouts served to all with cold beer. Free GAIIETII HUGHES to all visitors to the Stock Farm, all over the world and hence they was organized in Orlando yesterday whether you arc a buyer or n ot 1 must be in Sanford in order to make at n luncheon which took place at -IN Mr. F. N. Burt, the owner o f the good the statement since Sanford is noon at the San Juan hotel when stock has spent many thousands o f such n large part o f the world just nearly forty representatives from alx counties, including Orange, lake, dollars on his Spring Garden Ranch, now. Ben Adler, tho secretary and : Seminolr, Osceola, Brevard and Vol- nnd he is giving this auction to draw treasurer^and Edward Stem, the pre»usla, were in attendance to put afoot the people and show them what he Ident of the Piggly-W iggly Stores, ac■ the Boy Scout movement In the dla- has got there. He said among the companicd by W. C. Nicholson asd J. trlct comprised o f the six counties. mutes will he some o f the biggest B. Doyle were in the city Saturday : Donald A. Cheney, scoutmaster o f Or­ and best in the state, and he will re- looking for a suitable location and Hna been decided fo r many a man by just tITat few dollars lando, arranged the luncheon and was serve nothing that I* put up before were greatly surprised at the wondcrhe saved with the aid o f appointed chairman over the meeting. the auctionee r. A good crowd o f ful growth o f Sanford since their last horse and mule men ns well as politi­ visit nnd they are more determined Stanley A. Harris, a member o f cian* are expected to be in attendance than ever to place a first class store ALSO A COMBDT the National Council o f Roy Scouts, When your b ig opportunity comes, will you be able to seize Wednc*dny. In this growing city. The latter two was the principal speaker. He told It? gentlemen remained over today and o f the progress o f the movement In A complete line o f magazines for will stay here until something defin­ America and outlined a plan for the May, also Fashion Plates and daily ite can be done in regard to a store local district. In these counties there newspaper!.— Mobley's Drug Store. room and ns they have several in are nlrindy seventeen Roy Scout : Tomorrow— Ethel Clayton in •Th* 30-3tp sight they will probably close for one troops nnd the movement now footed Cradle" also Fox News. in a few days. through yesterday'* meeting by men A R E A L H A R G A IN In the event that they cannot secure who nro nil representatives o f proml-1 $100 enwh lakes 1918 Ford n store in the proper location they will nent civic organizations in their com­ MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU louring ear.— II. & O. Motor Co. wait until a store o f the kind wanted m ® E D I S ® m E ) | c ] E [ u i 3 ] munities will he nn Incentive for the 30-tfc can be built but they wish to assure work which has already begun. Comthe people of Sanford through the mittteee were appointed in each coun­ Herald that they are coming to San­ ty to further the movement. Those P R E S B Y T E R IA N S W I L L ford sure. attending the lunrheon were: B U IL D N E W M A N S E R. F. Maguire, Orlando, Kiwants; STRENGTH PROGRESSThe Presbyterians o f Sanford nro a J. II. Asher, Orlando, Kiwanls; Stan­ -S E R V IC E $125 cash takes a practically ley A. Harris, New York, National progressive bunch o f people nnd be­ new Grant. Good tires and e v ­ Counril; J. Y. Cheney, Orlando, A m ­ lieve in having everything necessary erything good.— II. & O. Motor Tho nights are really cold, erican leg ion ; Geo. Y. Hcnnlg, San- in church property nnd in n good home Co. 30-tfc FOR R K N T— Nicely furnished, cool fonl, American Legion; A. R. Dou­ for their pastor. Dr. Brownlee hn» tho days nro pleasant, rain Im?«I room, $3.00 per week. 314 Kant gin*, Orlando, Kiwnni*; E. G. Hnuselt, been putting up with the old manse is in sight, crops aic look­ The Ladies' Home Journal and all Fifth S t , 20-2tp Orlando, Rotary; F. G. Rush, Orlan­ next to the rhunh on Onk avenue for popular magazines at Mobley’s Drug ing well nnd bringing in the FOR R K N T— 8-room house on Union do, Rotary; W. J. Horan, Orlando, many year* hut it ha* served its pur­ Store. money, buildings arc going 30-3tp A ve. A. P. Connelly. 2fl-tfc Boy Scouts; W. M. U ntil**, St. Cloud. pose as n home and is now more val­ up, everything is prosper­ fififi cures Dengue Fever. 3 0 -o a w ^ n ous and everybody is happy FOR R K N T— Two unfurnished room*, Roy Scouts; R. II. Anthcam, New uable for Sunday school purposes and — thus Msy is ushered in bath, for Sigbthousekccping. Good Sinyrnn, Roy Scouts; R, H. Bronson, through the generosity o f Mrs. Willis today and wo should wor­ location. Apply "R . fi.", caro o f Her­ Key West, Rotary; D. E. Duffendorf, a fine lot was given to the church at Classified Ada 5c a line. No I have moved over to W ight Bros. ry. Tho greatest spot in the ald Office. o t fc St. Cloud, Boy Scout*; A, E. Cowger, the comer o f Ninth and Palmetto ..ad taken for leaa than 25c. world today is your own St. Cloud, Amcrirnn U nion; M. C. and a comfortable brick mnnso will be Garage. When you want n real auto­ and positively no claaalfied city— Sanford. Don’t forget Haddock, Sanford, Boy Scouts; B. M. built at once, the work having already mobile, call nnd sec me. When they ada charted to anyone,4Cash this. W A N T K D — Young man with some W. Sturdivant, Oviedo, Boy Scouts started. The new mnnse will not only mnkc better cars, I will sell them. Tho muit accompany aU'ordera. 5:10 A. M. M A Y 1, 1922 bookkeeping anil office experience. nnd American Legion; Geo. F. Me- be fine for the pastor but will add Ruick nnd Oldsmobile. Count five worda to a line Maximum . 7fl N. II. G ARN ER . Addre** " A " enro o f Herald. 20-Ctc Culloch, Orlnndo, otnry; C. II. W il­ greatly to tho appearance o f the city. 29-3tc and remit accordinily. Minimum ---- ------------ co liams, Lakeland, Rotary; D. E. Tur­ — Hewn _____ hour! Range .....— ......— . C8 ner, Sanford, Rotary; W. C. Fusing- n e g r o r o o m i n g h o u s e E. A. M offitt has returned from longlenf pine ties. Please com­ ton, Orlando. Kiwnnls; D. A. Cheney, BOMBED IN K A N S A S C IT Y Hastings and is ready to take up his B arom eter........... .... 30.20 municate with us promptly.— Calm and cloudy. Orlnndo, Boy Scouts; II. M. Benrdall, F IV E LOSE T H E IR L I TBS usual hnuling. Phono 1C7-W. 29-2tp Georgia-Florida Pine Co., Jack­ Kiwnnls; Goo. C. Ilurgmnn, Daytona, sonville, Fin. 28-Gtc K A N SA S C ITY, Msy L - A negro Rotary nnd American leg ion ; Alfred FOR S A L K — Arm y tent, 10x10 ft, In N O TIC E ! " A N TK D — Position n* stenographer. A. Gan, Daytonn, Rotary und Am eri­ rooming house here was demolished Rood condition, alto 7x0 Ruble tent, Having sold out the book anJ peri­ Addre** “ W ," caro the Herald. can leg io n ; Paul Garrison, Daytona, early today hy two explosions and a odical nnd magazine business to E. I). both with floor*, cheap. Phone 107-W, 20-3tp American legion ; II. F. Boyd, Cler­ Are whch followed. Tho loss o f life Mobley, nil o f our old customers will 29-2tp W A N TED -- Salesman: 5100.00 and mont, Boy Scout*; C. W. Goodrich, at first was estimated to be heavy, now find n complete line o f all the FOR S A L K — Potato barrels In any commission to sell guaranteed cord Oilando, Rotary; Joe M. McCormack, will probably not reach more than magazines, papers and periodicals at quantity, special prices on car lots, and fabric tire* direct from factory at Orlando, Rotary; Theodore L. Mead, four or five, according to the police. Mobley's Drug Store on Park Avenuo. correspondence solicited, Clearwater lowest prires.— Good*lock T ile C o, Ovcido, scoutmaster; D. E. Fishbnck. 20-tfc T. J. M IL L E R & SON. For Florida: Partly cloudy Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc 1100 S. Michigan A v e , Chicago, IlliOrlundo, Rotary; W. R. Clarke. Or­ A R E A L B A R G A IN nnd somewhat unsettled to­ noia. 30-ltp lnndo, Boy Scouts; I,. E. Gccslin, Or­ FOR S A LE — Warehouse with It. R. $150 ciwh takes 1919 Ford WANTED night nnd Tuesday. aiding. Within four blocks o f center WANTED—Position as caretaker of lnndo, Boy Scouts; C. R. Gilmore, Roadster.— H. & O. M otor Co. A man to sell used cars. I*rcfcr ex­ of city. orange grove.—Geo. Iltinter. Route I.crshurg, Hoy Scouts, scoutmaster; 30-tfc perienced mnn.— N. II. Garner. 28-3tc Gep. W . K N IU IIT A, Ilox 100-II. 30-0tp L. C, Smith, Mount Dora, K. o f P,; 272-tfc Cornelius Christiancy, Allnndale, Boy Scouts; Clyde L. Maull, Orlando, AmfO R S A L E -A practically new piano. orlran Legion; W. F. Flower. Orlan­ High grade, wnlnut finish for cash. FORDS! FORDS! FORDS 10 Stores in Georgiado, American Legion; S. Kendrick $150.00. 310 Cypress Ave. 23,tfp 1921 Roadster Trurk ■1 Store in Floridn Guernsey. O rl««d -, p. 0 U i> 1921 Coupe. DoWitt W W flAI.H -One 5-room bungnlow, I Miller,* Orlnndo, 1921 Touring. --------- r ■Rotnry; — / • D. L. Soc«Ut] un oantord Height*, $ 1,500, Thrnsher, Sanford, Rotary. 1922 Sedan. cash, n bargain.— A. P. Connelly, A ll above rnra hate starters. __________________ 27-tfc S T A T E B AN K ERS 1920 I-ton Trurk. F o r S A L K — Household furniture. • * _ __ All in fine condition, tires, etc. G IVE SCH O LARSH IPS SS /-<■ Apply to 11R Myrtle Ave. 28-Gt| HANFO RD MOTOR CO. F o r S A L E OR L E A S E -O n a 20 acre, The Florida State Bankers Associa­ Dodgr Dealers one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking Phone No. 3 26-f>tc tion gave three $100 scholarships to distance to city. Two lota corner he awarded three boys In the agri­ Center and Elm ave. Two lota west cultural clubs o f this state. This ■fde Palmetto a ve, 60 ft. from Elev­ they did nt their recent meeting in 17,700 Acre* in East Orange enth St. Make offer. II. T. Corey, County Gainesville. ■ ■ owner, 115 N. Spring S t , Lox Ange­ The scholarship* are to go to n boy ■ ■ las, Calif. 28fltf; 20-tf In West Florida, n boy in Central FOR SALE -Paige speedster at a Florida and to n boy In South Florida, bargain. Good tires nnd everything. and are to the College o f Agriculture, ■ ■ Rich Farming, Citrus and 104 W. First St. 25-0tp University o f Florida, Gainesville. In ■ ■ Trucking Land* order to win one o f these scholar­ ■ ■ Being Syndicated in STO P— LOOK— READ ships, a boy must be a regular memFR U IT-PR O D U C E SH IPPER S l»er o f an agricultural club, be sufflT ry our expert service collecting Rail­ Each tract fronting on Orlandocicntly advanced In school work to Ocean Boulevard nt the extreme­ road Claims. Original. Vouchers enter college, and his club work must ly low price o f— sent direct to claimants.— Eastern ■ a be most outstanding. Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. ■ a This is the fifth year the bankers Five Years in Which to Pay.__ ■ ■ Cooper, Ass’t General Mgr., with P. It. ■ a have given theso scholarships. SevTitle Good— Warranty Used R. Claim Department, ten years, Seaoral boys have been aided materially Guaranteed ford, Del. 10-e.o.d-2wc by this help to go to college. There Land May lie Occupied Before F'OIl S A LE — H I acres, four miles out Payment Completed are several students in college at tho This tract consists o f 17,700 on good road, opposite Country present time by reason o f these acre* bordering both sides the Club; new G room bungalow, garage scholarships. ■ a Drlando-Kust Const Sixteen-foot nnd out buildings; some land cleared Boulevard for about eight miles, ■ ■ and planted in fruit trees; good water. SAN FO RD MORTGAGE la intersected by tho Florida ■ a G. Hirschi, It. I, Sanford, Fla. 30-dtp East Const Railroad and two LO AN CO., O PENS ■ a other ntnin county highway* one F o r HAi.k~ -60 bushels good sound O FFIC E FOR BUSINESS o f which is to be hard-surfaced ______ \ Alabama car corn. See E. C. Ech­ also. ols at Sanford Mnttress Factory. The Sanford Mortgage Loan Co., Upon completion of these hnr.1ha* opened offices in the Garner 27-ltc sut faced roads the value o f this land will increase very sub­ building at 115 Park avenue in the stantially as has already been half o f the room occupied by Haynes demonstrated In all other sec­ W i t R E N T— Rooms ami kitchenette. Ratcliff and are ready for business. tions o f Orange County, nnd tho — Shirley Apartments opposite post They will loan money to anyone wan­ syndicate proposes to sell in office, upstairs. 28-tfc ting to build residences nnd nrr rea­ imnll tract* the syndicate hold­ ings nt a profit. dy to loan nt once. Watch for their m t llE N T — Cottage on Pnlmctto This tract is virgin timbered and advertisement In the Dally Herald. avenue, between 7th nnd Rth 8 L the timber is conservatively es­ ■ ■ Call 428-J, 3Q.3tc timated to be worth $12.00 per sere. W E D N E SD A Y W IL L BE FO R R E N T —3 nice furnished hoifscReference*— Any bank or busi­ TH E BIG D A Y A T keeping rooms, 2 beds, gas and ness house in Orange County. DE LEON SPRINGS lights, both. 314 East Fifth Street. Honest Ralramen Wanted ____ 30-2tp Mall Coupon Today for Particular* The hlg Auction Sale of Blooded J W )R R E N T— Nicely furnished two or O R LA N D O -E A ST COAST L A N D CO. Horses, Mares and Farm Mules, takes three room apartment, summer 120 So. Orange Ave., Orlando, r*la. place this Wednesday on the Spring rates. 202 Park Ave. 29-3tp w Please send particulars o f your 17,­ Garden Ranch Stock Farms, at De 700 aero development. ‘ This In no FOR R E N T — Four room house, g a ­ mnnner obligates me. Leon Springs. rage, garden, near town and near Name ........... Over fifty head o f first class farm 9 Ave. Phone 107-W. 29-2tp mares and farm horses. Farm mules A ddress___ matched pairs and. single workors. K R K N T — Garage, HOfl Magnolia Sanford Dally Herald, Sanford, Fla. Twenty-five big powerful heavy A ve. ________________________ 28-3tp mules, fo r saw-mill or heavy haolFO R R A N T — fc-room apartment with Ing * f any kind will be sold. The auction starts at ten o'clock Wednes­ day morning May 3, and will contin­ ue until the last one o f them an* sold. Each animal, or span will be put u p ' D E S T IN Y TH E C A LE N D A R “LITTLE EVA ASCENDS” BANK s O f, en Y o u r Savings A c c o u n t T o -d a y | The Seminole County Bank •• SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE: CLASSIFIED ADS m iv NOTICE!! ______ W ANTE D ;i J FOR SALE iW* THE WEATHER , * fi r I Th AUTOMOBILES jThe Churchwell Co.l P I Sanford’s New Store I On Famous Orlando to Ocean Highway -Phone 127 LADIES’ DEPARTM ENT M EN ’S D E PARTM EN T 5/4 Yards Good as Gold SOFT COLLARS 9 BLEACHING That need no starch. Launder at night, ready to wear next morning * .30 Acre Tracts $28.24 per Acre $ 1 .0 0 4*4 Yards « VOILE and 45c 27-in. wide LAUNDERED COLLARS $ 1.00 20c 6 Yards FOR RENT Two for 35c RED ROSE GINGHAM $ 1.00 k P A Y CASH 9 Cash Discounts-When You Buy for L ess-Y o u Arc Getting Discounts I Churchwell Co.l FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS - M WELAKA BLOCK | �THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, M AY 2, 1922 ^es C H IL D R E N IN SP R IN G TIME. Zeds Davidson, Corresponding Sec­ But like the camel that commenced stress laid on the fact that this fel­ Mrs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Rd^ ret tary. to edge its way Into the tent the low or that fellow voted against us Agnes Dumas, Recording Socretary. Cleveland, 0 , writest "M y grnrd’ number J t tourists grew Into vast ar­ P a U l a k f d * % t w j • l I r r n M i t i M | l l a w one time and we intend to soak this Rose Gallagher, Treasurer. 4 mr ■» Ika llr r a ld B i IM I m , IWT daughter was troubled with a cough mies, und, emboldened at all lack of candidate or that candidate because M asnolla A a r , SantorO, F la . It was decided that the name o f the for nearly two years. She took Fob rebuff, actually made themselves at he Injured us in one way or another home— and to "crowd” upon the reg- uiociatlon should be, "The Alumni 1t,y*g Honey nnd Tar nnd her cough U at some time in the past. This is not now gone. It loosened the phlegm so } ular residents— those who paid fo r tbo Association of the S. H. S » " the way to get the best men into o f­ i*tiii.ia ifi:u a There will be a vary important she could raise it easily.” Foley's good roads, who paid taxes to mainfice and should never be the manner K AIlar « . J. l l i l l . I . Y — tain government o f the different meeting next Monday night at the Honey and Tur is just what children r m U n - T i a a a a i f r in which candidates aro to be picked. w. J. m i .i . a n n .. ( i a i n a l M a a a a r r W. A. \ towns nnd cities and counties. A large High School at 8 P. M., to discuss should have fo r feverish colds, coughs I Irr u la tt u a M a n a f r i It is the duty o f each voter to choose a;. L. 11» M l* percentage o f them would commence plnns for the banquet. A ll members "snuffles,” and tight, wheezy breath­ I 'h o a a I W up l a CiUO I*. M. the best men for the place regardless doing business; they found that rent arc urged to he present at this meet- ing. Be sure to get Foley's. It checks l l t « r < l a l a ( H a lv a H a i r K a a v a a a o f whether they are your friends or A p p tlrallva croup nnd whooping cough, too. Sc!d cost them nothing,* and that they ing. not nnd n campaign Is the one place Mub.r rl|>i lun I ’ r l r r la A A a a a r a AGShtl Dll MAH, everywhere.— Adv, could establish themselves us auto­ Svhere enmities nnd friendships Oar Y ear Recording Secy. mobile repairers, or contractors in i i a H aaik a should ho forgotten— if possible. l I v l I v v r r A la C l i p I f C a i r W i various lines, or even ns grocers— $375 cosh takes n 1917 Buick And then— politics is not the ruling --------- IS O a t a Oav W r v h ■ A R E A L B A R G A IN and this large percentage brought the Roadster. Good tires, good me­ object o f the universe. We must have Ip H a l balance into ill repute. The vorious $225.00 cash lakes 1920 Oak- chanical condition.— 11. & 0. .Mo. a l l vatlrvlp rsarra H rm ln olv ( a v a HP l good men in office hut we should not and la pullllahrd a v v r j Krtdap. A d a rrcommunities were forced to lfcgin u> |an(j five-passenger. Good tires tor Co. 30-tfc l l a l a a r a Ir a m a l a k a a n a ai appIlMr spend nil o f our time trying to get T" draw the lino between actual tourists antj jn ^ood con dition .— H/ & O. Ha a. I l r m o v r a t l r l a p olll tv a. them in office. We have other nnd | » t T , ali v ap a l a a l a a a w , ____ The world at your door every even­ who came to enjoy the season iv d M o tor Co. SO -tfc much more important Interests at M K W lIK It r i l l : A S H O C IA T K II IM IIIM ing fo r 15c.— Daily Herald, who could afford to do so and the , — - .. — ■ The Associated Press Is exclusive­ stake nnd this little old town of San­ tVlien a young feller ha* u gal on mendicant who possessed anarchlstlNothing nicer for gifts than fine ly -ntitlcd to the use fo r republics- ford needs so many improvements th* string. It's next to Impossible fet cal tendencies and believed that all stationery. Going below cost fo r two tw Ha *4 H* K* fc* *4 Ha iu a* tion o f all news dispatches credited to that we have hut little time to sit hltu to remember tb’ text of a sermon. . i • a _ L ! __ ...L • I thinga came to him who’d grab, weeks at the Herald office. 18-3tp tt or not otherwise credited in this pa­ around nnd talk about our neighbors H A V E YOUR A recent copy o f the Saturday Even­ per and also the local news published nnd endeavor to show up their short­ oud summer season must depend on Herald want ads get res kits. comings. To our mir.d the building other states, for fresh vegetables, or ing Post hns an article pertaining to herein. the situation which Is most timely in up of the city and the county and revert to the tin can for all that Is A ll rights o f republication of spec­ this regard, nnd the extract which ial dispatches herein arc also re­ the Chntnber of Commerce and the used, DONE A T W H Y NOT T R Y many other interests should take up Four months idleness for Florida follows will be verified by every rea­ served. our attention nnd in this Chamber of productive lands and gardens is too der: Florida hns made it plnin that she so. Cormnnrre lies much of the future much valuable time lost. L et’s get greatness o f Sanford. We should out o f the ruts and make Florida a wants no more of these seasonal la' borers who can’t make a satisfactory Lady Astor says: “ What young oach and every ode get behind this real all-year state." WHEN YOUR CAR IS O U T OF living in their own communities. Most married couples need is a lot more Chamber o f Commerce movement, ------- "U- . ■—-WIIACK o f them arc so hard-boiled that a understanding and a lot less twin pay up our dues, attend the gover­ JEST FLO RID A diamond-pointed drill is needed to beds." Lady, you are nil right and nors meeting every Friday, take lun­ We call fo r nnd deliver to any part uf penetrate their shells; nnd most o f a Indy a ft fr our own heart. * city. I.cave your bundle at Monte, cheon with the men who are doing Very frequently a very few words Wnshingand Polishing a Specialty -n— -■ ■ ■. zutnr H otel or call Phone No. U<5 m i things, listen to tho list o f nrhievo- tell a very great deal. This was 11- 1th™ ' hnvo n" " ,uch f1°'* " eat; Foot of-First Street, Sanford Avenue have our wngnn call. N o oite knows tbo troubles o f the^uents und accom pli^i unfits, put in n luMratwl onr day laat wret'k durinsr tha t ^oan^nr,s nn' * u‘ ’ * K *' newspaper man. You can print a word o f our own about whnt hns been all-Florida friendship tour. The party n" “ H,rksh,ro l,0K h“ " to \ “ A L L WORK G U AR AN TE E D daily paper every day in the year and done or should he done and In this o f Jacksonville business nnd profesP**1- Timan ,oW" * havo bc‘ make no mistakes and never have a way assist the Chamber o f Commerce sional men were in Tampa, where b't,n to cb,*rK‘’ vnr,ou" I " ! ™ foT *hc , „ , „ 4 LaU D Ch kind word o f praise spoken to you instead of standing outside looking In the y were cordially welcomed, ns in Privilege o f staying in them-prices about it hut just make one little mis-^nud telling about the shortcomings of the other Florida, places they had rnn**m': from twenty-five cent> 0 , For Parties, Picnics, Fishing, Outings take in a name one time during the the members of the Chamber o f Com. visited, and the speeches made* th e n n,* ht *” "'vetity-five « ni« ht or year nnd you are cussed from Dan merce who are endeavoring to nc* expressed hearty cooperation ‘ in the {rom f,’,,r * to ton dol,a" n to Beershebn nnd from Pensacola to oimplish something. Politics should enterprise on whieh the visitors,were month. Even the free towns won^ Phone 293-L1 Coen Coin. Every person In the have no purl In any of the dcllbern- emkirl.cd. That enterprise, the pur­ admit residents who wish to go to llcddcnce 203 K. Third St., Sanford county thinks their own little urticlo lions o f the Chamber of Commerce or Ipose ftt fca Ha Ha k \ ib> ihj Ra *» a cost* and object of the tour, ns de­ work each day. They’ve g ot to be Is the greatest thing in the world o f any o f the clubs in the city and if scribed in very few words Icy Mr. H. tourists or devote themselves to tak­ never stopping to think that the politics is kept out o f all the public I’. Adair, president o f the Jacksonville ing the nir. As n result the seasonal laborers who went to Florida fo r the newspaper has about fifty people organizations and clubs l hoy will t hamber of Commerce, who said: 1DIM-22 season were taking themsolvjust like you waiting to spring a grow bigger and better each year and We come to you today, not to es homeward early in 11)22 and hurl­ ■ "squnck” on the editor. However the accomplish twice as much, sell you anything, not to boost ing tunny a deep, guttural, rough law Is out on editors nnd it is al­ If the people ns a whole eoold rise Jacksonville, or any other partic­ 5 neck curse at the state o f Florida as ways apropos to nir your kicks to the alcove this potty political gnrne nnd ular section of Florida, hut to The mountains of North Carolina are the best locations in tho world they went. newspaper so send them along— we all work together for the Greater endeavor to impress upon you for health and that change o f climate needed by Floridians and espec­ It is not that Florida loves the real live on them. Sanford that we want tnnd must have the tremendous results, whieh ially the growing boys. tourist the less—hut it lives fairplay there would not he any trouble in are possible in the development the m ore- Kiskimmoe Gazette. Almost every city in Florida has raising any amount o f money to put o f Florida, provided we forget our -----------o----------the curb market where fresh vega- over all the big things contemplated, sectional diffcrctrv*, and co-op­ BLACK TONGUE CURE. tables nnd fruits can be obtained In Itig men are greatly needed In erate for tile good o f Just Flor­ ! is one o f the best camps in the South ns well as ono o f the most reas­ the summer time at least nnd many this country today. Big men o f onable with a fine corps o f teachers and councillors, with the best ida. We desire to nchisve in Owners of bird dogs in this section cities have the curb market the yenr broad vision who ran look over athletic instructors, with tho luke for swimming, with pure drinking Florida what California has ac­ should clip this »Tirticlo out nnd keep round nnd find it most profitable. It the bends of the little, narrow water, good food, sanitary In every respect complished. n Florida spirit for it. The story appenred in n recent Is difficult at many times in the year minded backbiters nnd peanut pollnil Florida. a Send for Catalogue or See Me I'eraonally a to get fresh vegetables here In the ticinns who are forever and continuIf you will read that brief para­ issue af Field nnd Stream and the ■l hoart o f the vegetable section be- ally stirring up pettey strife, personal graph again, let it "soalt in," there remedy for this dog disease is ns : Give ns soon ns possible •cause there are so few growers who differences ami othrr irettyfegglng is little nerd for extended comment. fellows: SA N FO R D , FLORIDA have time from their larger crops to fur their own personal ends. We need President Adair’s words nro perfectly 1 1-2 oz. o f entor oil internally nnd lake up any time with the smaller Mg men as we never needed them bc- plain, so plain although so c o m p r e ­ 10,000 units o f Dintherln AotitnTtn Two hours after busIflcHB. This is where s o m e o f «b » f o r i, a n d when they appear they hensive, that "he who runs may read.” sub-cutuneoiisly. castor oil, give 1 teaspoon o f powder­ smaller market gardeners could shine should be put in the high places re"F o r the good o f Just Florida." in the Sanford section nnd it would gardlesa o f their previous habitat, That was wholly and solely the pur ed sulphur beaten up in a raw egg. bo profitable nnd pleasant for the servitude or family connections -yea, pose and object of the "friendship” The sulphur nnd rnw egg to be re­ women folks to take it up. A curb verily. tour thut was handled to ndmiratdy pented once a day for the following -----------n----------market is it great asset fo r ,any city and that was successful from spirt In two or three days. During illness, in Florida. Sanford was the first city GROW VKGKTAUI.ES 1*1IK YEAR finish. But the end is not yet. Not keep the dog by itself in comfortable As In the state to start a curb market BOUND. by any means. The seed hns only quarters, provided wth water. and the first one to stop it, also, been planted; the fruit will come with for food only offer rnw eggs and — -------o----------The Experimental Station at Gain­ the montha nnd years. It fell on fa l­ cream. Repeat the dose of antitox­ DON’T MIX PO LITIC S W ITH esville hns been making a campaign low ground, ns was evident from the in in 21 hours in stubborn cases. BUSINESS to grow vegetables in Florida the receptions nnd everywhere were nc- No w for the dont's. Don't w ait for W e invito the public and nil users o f E L D E R vrnr round: We ran certainly grew corded the sowers. The minds and the sjm plone o f the second nnd third S P R IN G S W A T E R to visit the sprin g and in Now that a political campaign is them in tin* Sanford section tin* year hearts of those visited had been pro­ stages. Don't thing any case is be­ our method o f handling its product. W h y take Don't force feed. on again and we are in the midst found nnd the only reason we do not [ pared to receive that which they uc- yond treatment. a chance? Your eminent physicians claim Don’t kill your dog with too much o f a mildly heated argument over grow them in Sanford is because of- , opted in the spirit in which it was thnt this water in unexcellod and its purity attention. This is stated by the whether John Smith is a better man ter June there is no market for them given. Nowhere was heard a (JIsninkeA it most beneficial for mnny troubles. thivn Ilrtl Brown let us all sit down in car buhl lots nnd our growers rest venting voice. The crusnde for friend writer to lie the only effective cure and reason together as citizens with up a hit before planting seed beds k•ilp, firmly to bo established by acts f° r Mark tongue, The Ford people o f Sanford aa w ell ns the F ° r distemper, which affliction the common aim of building up our ^for the next years erops. However, and deeds, was a triumph because It Western Union recommend this w ater for dog$ nr" "ul.jert to at this town. In tlm aggregate we all want it would b» profitable to grow some was in the wools of the chamber o f batteries. to elect good men to office - in fact vegetables for tile local markets and commerce president, "fo r the good Umo « f year, there i« a vaccine nnd scrum treatment that limy be ob­ pel. il the best men wo canli get. It mailers matters, for the markets in Florida if for no o f just Florida.” Call phone 311 ami have a bottle o f this water it is gratifying, indeed, to witness talned nl the local drug store, little to the average0 eitizxen who iiss ' markets farther mirth ami here Is sent you nnd protect vour health. elected nnd he hardly over takes any where the man with nsplrntlons (he unlnimity o f sentiment, of goodInterest in polities because it is so could make some motley if the scheme will, that this tour aroused. It ran BIGII SCHOOL ALU M N I ASSOCI \TION W AS exhausting and takes his tniml from was ever tried out. There is always not be otherwise than productive o f FORMED LA ST N IG H T ■ a borne market and that home margoml results for “ just Florida," granbusiness and pleasure alike. It is up -------i li to the voters to put the liest men into ket must he supplied from soma place ting that the friendship created Is ns j S A N F O R I) F L O R ID A The tdnrere ns were hearty the receptions j A meeting uf the Alumni o f tho S. ■office and we ns eltlxens owe thin nnd why not from Sanford? much to our county and state. We Tump a Tribune takes up tbe mailer acinrdcd 11*■ these wbi.se mission wox B> S, wns held in the High School i , i i i i i s s s R i i B i i i R i i B s i s k B S i i R i N i M s s s R s s i E i M i s s s i z i d follows: to bind ns into one all the people o f building Inst night. Die purpose of . __ iihnuld take an Interest in the cam­ The Starke Telegraph commenting Florida in order that the work, o f the meeting was to organize and elect paign and this interest should be con j * — •” ' - ---- - ----- » —- j IIR IR IIR ia a R lim ilR R IlB R S B IR H lIB R S IB B IB B IR ia R IB S S S IS fined solely to the going down on hi the fact that the strawberry sea-f making belter the state o f enormous officers. I he following officers ware a a election day and easting our ballot son Is about over, nnd tbo potato |>o**lhilitics, may lie done with for.es elected: fo r the men who in our estimation movement will not last long, looks nt dniblued nnd with hut one object in Roby Lnlng, President, ore the best men for the various o f - 1the rapidly going out corn, tomato, view— "the good o f lust Florida." f Edna Chftten. First virc-presdt. flees. Thin Is our p re ro g a tive uml cucumber ami watermelon crops and No matter hnw much o f good n>nte» Vivian Speer, Second vice-presdt. our right aa citizens und it is also says; In Florida, because nT the friendship our right to take up all o f our time " ‘ About June IMh the truck ship-^lour, or by reason o f any similarly $325 cash lakes ;i 1920 Model R ID E A HIC’Y C L E FO R H E A L T H A N D P L E A S U R E with politics if we choose hut talking incuts are over, nnd there will he no commendable, enterprise, thst good R ID E A IUCYCLE FO R P R O FIT A N D ECO N O M Y hared by tbo world, of wl.i.-h Ford Sedan lh a t’H in good condi* money coming to the truckers before will In politics never got nr,one anywhere ami it hold* back business nnd town October 1st, or thereabouts, wlun Florida is a part, and in which it is lion. H ’s a real bargain.— II. & Come on laiys anil girl*. There in no better, time than now to own a >b sit:ned to Rtnnd forth more and O. Motor Co. 3()-tfc building. There is entirely too much aw'oet potatoes enter the mnrkcta. Blcyrle " ‘ But why should this intervening more gloriously ns the yearn go by— .. season o f three and a half to four friendship, united efforts aiding maSpecial prices un Hoys' and Girls’ IHcycIcs for this week i i s m s u B i i i i i i i i s H m i months he fruitless as .fur as eon- \tcrially to attain the goal by all do a corns the production o f money bring­ sired.—Times-Union. s s ing truck crops7 W ill nothing grow .Men’s and Ladles- llicvcle s ■ and mature during this warm spell? FLO RID A IN V IT E S A L L -W ITH s I have recently acquired the Those who have tried to make every L IM ITA TIO N S . • R grocery business at No. 310 San­ month o f the year bring In money, do Motor Hike Models B ford Avenue, Sanford. Florida, S When, half-dozen years ago, an ocnut think so.' ” B Tho Telegraph concludes by nsking rns ioirnl winter tourist from the which was form erly conducted a why we stay in a rut, ami consider north or west would drive intti'aiiy by Theresa lllick & («. \\. lluthWe sell Bicycles on instsUmenU at an additional price of S5.00 on e*‘ h Bicycle. Termn $10.00 in advsnrc and $.V00 per month. thut as soon ns the old established portion o f Florida in his automobile, erford. A ll parties having any : ■ crop are moved it is useless to nt- he wns gladly allowed to park his claims against either o f the tw o . , .1 __ t # . .. i t ti .i .a t a l n ti m n i l u-il l n r n u i i n l 1I t n m LETS A L L RIDE BICYCLES tempt tho growing o f any othorn. It car In almost any convenient spot he persons named will present them is nn Important question, and one chose. He was allowed to secure wa- nt once, Courtesy nnd Prom pt Ser­ which should be answered wisely, ter from the family well, and was : vice Our Motto . . I Invite inspection o f my pfhee „■ !| Florida v th Its fine summer climate loaned, or supplied nt lovr prices, . ..... . r' ’ s ■' , . . ... , ,, , . , o f bu sin ess an d Speak to r y o u r S « of silo went and sunshine alternating, such things as might be found nec- . - . i * * * ■ ‘ can bo made to, and actually does, ' cssary for the upkeep o f his party. , ’ T IIK BPORTING GOODS S TO R K ■ I where intelligently undertaken, grow Florida people were glad to welcome IH U M T l H l'A n H U i? ® I’hoors 407.IIH ■ the best o f vegetables all the year such - for there was great llklihood J U llll H L U H lJ IlL l 6 W E I.A K A BLOCK * 3 round. Thera is no reason, save only toot a large percentage qj' them might j I habit holding us, why Florida In the become future citizens. * SANFORD DAILY HERAL& THE HERALD PRINTING CO. L A U N D R Y W ORK 11 • URK’S REPAIR SHOP ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY SANFO RI) ( apt. Atkinson ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY French Dry Cleaners Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Your Roys This Summer? V. Laurel Park Camp Near m Hendersonville : 'i ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Cleanliness is next to Godliness k' l l » ft; I Elder Springs W a te r Co. N a tion a l B icycle W eek j A P R IL 29TH TO M A Y 6TH [GROCERIES! $35.00 CASH' NOTICE $35.00 TO $50.00 CASH FRUITS I 5 AND VEGETABLES : $50.00 CASH s 3 Sanford Cycle Co. D F .A N F T U R N E R I 117 Park Avenue H is ; L �PAGE THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, M AY 2, ld22 T A R IF F W IL L ADD TO RURDENS ON W O RKERS AS W AG ES A R E C U T T u tc is a matter of tobacco quality W . i « « our hon,1 ^ ib ilth itoW co tu K U u m ol hwr hfnf' 01 dpttnt it ihe (m et. iR r T k f Hot W eather Is Here P m i) * W A SH IN G TO N , May 1.— The pend­ ing ta riff bill vrgs attacked as “ the worat blow ever dealt the consuming public” in a statement today by Sen­ ator Pat Harrison, Democrat, Missisaippi and was defended by Senator Edwn Ladd, Republican, North Da­ kota, aa "the tirat attempt at a real, ly constructive tariff.” “ It was concocted behind closed doors, dictated by apeciul interest • • scintillates with inconsistencies and radiates with wrongs" declared Sena­ tor Harrison. “ Inatead o f relieving the six miIIions unemployed, and the millions whoso wages arc being cut, it will add heavier taxes and greater burdens." He denounced the nuthority given president to make farther changes in ta riff rates threatening to destroy the legislative branch of tho govern­ ment." The bill ho continued was not "constructed along Republican principles and is the most flagrant re­ pudiation o f campaign promises ever attempted by any political party.” “ The present tariff is the first at­ tempt ut a really constructive ta riff that would afford any real degree o f protection to agriculture and Induso f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blm dsd try,” Senator Ladd’s statement said. it “ By properly adjusting our tariff, by writing a tariff fnlr to all sections of the country, we shall increase diI versified production in the United States be producing more products we import and reduce the quantity o f those o f which wo have a surplus. “ The farmer has mayor complained I whan he had to pay a fa ir price fo r More convenient to use than a mit identify none o f the three men who attacked him. ten and almost ns warm is a recently ^nrB1 machinery and other . products A 20TH CENTURY COOLER W ill Help You Keep Cool See our window display of all kinds Ball Hardware Chesterfield 20 fo r 18t 10 for 9c Vacuumtin* •gf50 - 45c utek u n a b l e t o [ kntiky th o se w h o JONAPrEI) HIM SATURDAY [fTON, OkU, M»y2— Plans for isrth trial, May 9th, o f the [ftumu Irwin, pastor of the I pjTibyttrian church here, proynterday in the absence of ion to determine who kidnapi Rer. Mr. Irwin Saturday, hit the head, chloroformed him ev him in a ditch twelve |from the city. R«\. Mr. Irwin was found by moiohits after he had Iain i tiHHIfte and one-half hour*, ay he repeated that he could USELESS STEPS you ever count th e ips you take every day Did M IRIWAF VAIjP tel Roth factions In the congregation which han bo*n split for more than a year, when the pastor preached the funeral sermon o f Jake L. Hamon, after Hamon w*us slain by Clara Smith Hamon, were discussing the incident ycstchday, but out o f the discussion nothing concrete fo r an investigation has come thus far. Patented glove having three finger,, fo r his farm products. He docs, how­ enclosing two xingera o f a ever, object to selling his products wearer ■ hand, in an open unprotected market in com­ petition with the cheap labor o f Asia STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! and Europe.” A re you blue? I)o you want to laugh? Then come to the comedy, “ Too Much o f a Good Thing” at the S. II. S. auditorium May fith. This was one o f the things which Be sure and see Tom Perkins, the brought nbout tho movement fo r his country pumpkin, with his “ I ’m the removal as a pastor. Son o f My Dad.” He’s a scream. You The Rev. Mr. Irwin later married . ,, , , . , , . I simply must not miss it. Also vaudea couple in . public bathing pool, and vil,c acU |#r o5c ttnd 35c. exhibited motion pictures In hla A part o f the proceeds w ill go to church, things which split the congre­ the Sanford High School fo r their new gation anew. Domestic Science course equipment Recently the Rev. Mr. Irwin an­ Come! Remember, Friday, May fith. nounced that certain persons were Help the High School ami help the trying to intimidate him and force Sanford Dramatic Club. 31-ltp him to leave town, and some time ago, he said, he was approached by three The Herald fo r Post Cards. men as he was leaving the church one Sunday night and at the point ot guns was warned to go away. According to his story o f the Sat­ An extension telephone urday night incident, he wns on his way to the home o fa member o f the rill save most o f these congregation at about 8 o’clock when epe and double the conthree men stopped him, and knocked his unconscious with a blow on the^/ :e of your tcleWhereas, the C ity Commission of head. When he awoke, he said, he at small cost. the City of Sanford, Floridn, on the was in a moving automobile, tied band and foot, a gag in his mouth, 10th dny of A pril, A. D, 1922, duly Wall s e t s a r e and one o f the men sitting upon him. passed and adopted a certain ordi­ 11-00 p e r m o n th . He declared he heard one o f the trio nance entitled "A n Ordinance Amend­ urge the other two to "do away with ing Sections 7, 97, 164, 206 and 217; him now," while another suggested and Repealing Section 174 o f Chapter D esks s e t s a r c they give “ him one more chance to 8361, Laws o f Florida, 1919, Entitled, |l-25 per month. get out o f town before they killed "A n A ct to Abolish the Present Muni­ cipal Government c f the City o f Snnhim." ford, County o f Seminole, State of Soon afterward, he said he was Florida, and to Organise, Incorporate thrown from the motor car into a and Establish a C ity Government for ditch at the side o f the road, and the Same, and to Prescribe the Juris­ although he succeeded in removing diction, Powers and Functions o f Said the gag sufficiently to halt several Municipality” , persons, none would stop and render Whereas, said ordinance provides him aaid. Finally, five tourists pick­ for tho amendment o f Sec. 7; Sec. 97; ed him up and took him to the resi­ Sec. 164; Sec. 206; nnd Sec. 217, nnd dence o f Senator J. A. Towns, where the repeal o f Sec. 174 of the chatter first aid was administered. He had under which the City o f Sanford, Flor­ recovered enttircly yesterday. ida, is now operating and functioning, ‘TIUSIAFB COMPANY and Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. Whereas, it Is provided by the char­ ter o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IE III* that any proposed amendment o f said charter shall be submitted fo r approv­ al or rejection to the electors o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, at an election duly called and held for said pur­ pose. Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, as mnyor o f the City of Sanford, Florida, under and by virtue of the authority in me vested, and we, C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest Lake, aa Commis­ sioners o f the City o f Sanford, F lori­ da, composing and comprising the City Commission o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, do hereby call an election to be held in the City o f Sanford, F lori­ da, on the 14th day o f June, A . D. 1922, to determine the question by the referendum vote o f a majority o f the electors o f said City qualified to vote, participating in said election, whether the amendments o f the present char­ ter o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, proposed by tho aforesaid ordinance m shall be adopted and approved, either in whole or in part. And I, C. E. Henry, aa Mayor o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, and we, C. E. Henry, 3. O. Chase and Forest Lake, aa the City Commission o f the A COMMUNITY B U ILD E R City o f Sanford, Florida, do hereby appoint V. E. Douglass, O. P. Hern­ don and R. C. Maxwell, Inspectors of R- F. WHITNBR, Cashier ■ aaid election, and W. M. Haynes, Clerk ........... Ia . . , . . l . l ■ M H U U U I I I I I I I l l i l l l l l i of,said election. y ,5* ,IU YSUTBONg /T\ A H A PPY DIUM AND STICK- strike you can be Thrifty without tong miserly. And economical, without deny!P? y°urself and loves ones the ungs necessary to comfort and happiness— Then you have struck a happy medium that is the first step top^1(i *mancial success. * Inti that medium and STICK. S National B an k ! •'KUMrra, 1-tnUn, : Sanford, Florida DEALERS IN SEED, FEED AND FERTILIZERS ' CIGARETTES NOTICE OF CHARTER AMENDMENT ELECTION hone? THE I, ALLEN SEED CO. Mall orders a specialty. I f you need one dollar’s worth or one hundred dollar’s worth, write us. We will save you mon­ ey and give you quality. RIVE & WALKER NOTICE! T H E C IT Y R E G ISTR ATIO N BOOKS A R E NOW OPEN A T T H E C IT Y H A L L A N D W IL L R E M A IN OPEN U N T IL TU E S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1922. L R. PH IL IP S , 20-lOtc City Registration Officer. Save your money by getting our "I'm Going Right Straight Back U prices on seed, feed and fertilixer. I f My Dear Old Florida Home," at Hln* w * don’t save you money on the snme termister’s Piano Store, Welaka Block. quality, we give it to you. Come and 20-t/p see.— The L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. 2£»-3tc AUTO R E PAIR S All Work Guaranteed I Corner First and Elm Phone 447-W i T ry a Herald Want Ad today. The said election hereby ordered nnd called to be held on the said 14th day o f June, A. D. 1922, shnll be held and conducted in the manner proscribed by the ordinances and tho charter of the City o f Sanford, Florida. And it is further ordered that not iess than thirty days prior to tho date o f the election hereby ordered to be held the City Auditor nnd Clerk shall mail a copy o f the aforesaid ordinance proposing the amendments to tho pres­ ent charter o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, to each elector whose name appears upon tho registration books o f the city. W ITN E S S the hands o f C. E. Hen­ ry, as Mayor o f the City o f Sanford, and C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest Lake, ns Commissioners, com­ posing the C ity Commisison o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, attested by I* It. Philips, Clerk o f the City o f Sanford, Floridn, and the corporate seal o f the City of Sanford, Florida, on this the 10th day of A pril A. D. 1922. C H A 8 . E. H E N R Y , As Mayor o f the City of Sanford, Florida. S. O. HASH, CHAS. E. H E N R Y , FOREST L A K E , As the City Commis­ sion of the City of Sanford, Floridn. I,, it. P H IL IP S , (S E A L ) City Clerk o f the City of San­ ford, Florida. Apr. 11-18-25; May 2-9-16-23-30; nnd June 6-13. L E T J. M USSON build your house. You pay In monthly Installments. 27-6tp A CHECK ON Yourself s D o not try to pay bills without a checking account. I f you do, you w ill surely g et all tangled up. Endorsed checka are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you can keep an accurate record o f your expenditure*. T h e Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially Invitea you to become one o f its customers. j The Peoples Bank of Sanford m DELICIOUS : ..DELAWARE ‘PUNCH.. In Bottles Everywhere : Demand the genuine— name stamped on every crown— ask fo r it by name Bottled only by The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company BIDS WANTED Bids will be received by the First National Bank, Sanford, Fla., for the purchase o f the buildings standing on the lot, corner First Street and Park Avenue, known as the Miller cor­ ner. Successful bidder to remove all buildings, leaving lot clear. Bids will be received until May 5th, 1922....... 29-3tc ou new what goes into cheap self-rising flour you would insist on— HONEY BOY FLOUR (SBLF RfSING) It will stand any test for quality, through and through. .. Employment Bureau.. FLORIDA GROCERY CO. Tha vocational committee o f tho Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club requests ell young women desiring employment to register at tho First National Bank. DISTRIBUTORS, PALATKA. AGNUS G. BERN Kit, Chairmen JBlish N Afiling Co. is �P A G * FO UR .. , T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H & R A L D , T U E S D A Y , M A Y 2, 1922 $500,000 HAS BEEN City Sanford, Florida, The of ahall o f the Are and police forces. The City and ahall alio separately state each ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a h* v* P «n »tu a l aueceulon; ahall aue Commission shall have the power to Section o f said Charter to be voted and bo aucd, plead and be Impleaded; fix by ordinance the compensation of upon In the manner following, to-wit: JO H N GOVE, P roprietor "F o r the adoption o f the amend­ m ,Y purchase, leaae, receive and hold the Municipal Judge. The City Com. _______ property, real and personal, within mission shall have the power to Ax ment o f Section 7, o f the Charter." C E M E T E R Y W O R K A S P E C IA L T Y “ Against the adoption o f the 1018 W ert First Street Thla Much Money Swiped From the SatJ City; and may tell, alienate, the compensation o f the City Tax 1018 West Pint Hank* in South Ireland. deed, convoy, lease or otherwiie dle- Collector, which may bo based on smendment o f Section 7 o f the char­ ■M U ______ poso o f the same for tho benefit and either fees or »n la r £ The City Man- ter." For the adoption o f the amendment d ir Thr Aaaoelair* I’ rrsai advantage o f said City; and may ngcr shall Ax the number nnd com­ B E LF A S T , Ireland, May 1.— More purchase, lease, receive and hold prop- pensation o f all other officers and of Section 07 o f the charter. than one hundred thousand pounds o f erty, real nnd personal, within and employees. The salaries or compcnAgainst the adoption o f the am­ sterling has been taken by tho Irish beyond the limits o f the City to be "ation so fixed shall be uniform for endment o f Section 97 o f the Charter Republican Irregulars in raids on used fo r the burial of tho dead, fo r like■ervices in eachgrade of the City For the ndoption o f the amendment various branches bank o f Ireland in the erection, construction nnd main- service asthe same shall begraded of Section 1CI o f the charter. the south, it was reported here today, tcnnnre o f waterworks and lighting ftnd classified by the City M a n n e r the adoption o f the amend­ On the Okeechobee liranch of the Florida East Coast Railway, ~ ~ plants, tn f the establishment of hos- A ll such salaries and rates o f pay ment o f Section 164 o f the charter. ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-^ For the ndoption o f tho amendment pitnls, poorhnuscs nnd houses of de- with dates o f employment nnd dis­ modern brick hotel, with private baths snd hot water heat, fk F ^ C F P D tention and correction, for the cstab- charge shall be immediately reported o f Section 206 o f the charter. class cuialne. Rates 82.50 to $150 per day; 810 to $18 p<.r seek, i lishment o f docks, wharfs, brenkwn- to the City Auditor and Clerk. A ll Against the adoption o f tho amend­ cording to location of room. ters and boat basins, nnd for such fees nnd moneys received or collected ment o f Section 206 o f the charter. For the ndoption o f tho amendment -------other public purposes ns tho City by officers and employees shall be According to Report o f State Treas- Commission may by ordinance deem immediately paid over to tho proper of Section 217 o f tho charter. Against the adoption o f the amend­ urrr l.uning Made Public Today necessary nnd proper, nnd may sell, official or depository ns designated by ................ id,, -------lenso or otherwise dispose o f said the City Commission or City Auditor ment of Section 217 o f the charter. iiir Tbr property for the benefit o f said City end Clerk on the day o f their receipt." For the repeal o f Section 174 of the rA LLA H A S S LK , May 1. The (0 the snmo extent that natural perSection 5. That paragraph (b ) of charter. state expenditures for >’921 exceeded Hon!| might or could do; nnd also Section 217 o f the charter under Against tho repeal of Section 174 the income by more thnn five bun- (ball have the power to borrow mon<‘ , which the City „ o f Snnford. __________, Florida, „is of the charter. <lred and seventy-five thousand dollars, cy f or current expenses, provided any now operating nnd functioning, be, Section 10. Thr^t the provisions of “ S E R V IC E T H A T C O U N T S " according to the annual report o f amount so borrowed shall not ex- nnd the sam© Is hereby amended to this ordinance providing fo r and di­ State Treasurer- l.uning just made rPcd nn amount equal to fifty per rend as follows: W e handle everythin g in recting nn election to be held for the public. Receipts in round figures is cent, o f the revenue derived from "Paragraph (b ).— Such petitions! adoption or rejection o f this ordlnnno million five hundred nnd fifty- taxation during nny fiscal year; to shnll be signed by npt less than fifty nnre "hall become cffoctlvc immodtw » thousand. Disbursements were control, perform and furnish all pub- o f the electors o f the municipality." M r 'y Upon ita final passage and ndopCar Lots or Less. Ship us len million one hundred nnd twenty- j[P services nnd to own nnd acquire Section6. That Section 174 o f the **nn*nnd sn^ ordinance shnllbecome seven thousand. public utilities, public docks, wharfs rhnrterunder which theCity o f San° f full force nnd effect as to all of nnd bontbnsins; to acquire, establish, ford, Florida, is now operating and l ^° provisions theroin contained, or L M L IM .IN t l M.F.KI ........... own, operate and maintain ns n pgb- functioning, be, nnd the same is here- n* *° " u<,h ° f "old provisions as may ■■■is N O T <»0\ I . AGENCY ^ lie utility, waterworks nnd n water by repealed. be ratified and approved ns the rem a ir r \ T D V i A u IM \ ta l in r a u I Id o l 1 SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE W0 REPUBLICANS ___ C H U L U O T A I N N _ STATE EXPENDl- THE INCOME MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY • THE FR U IT AND VEGETABLE LINE Richmond, Virginia ( OUI.I4 HK SUED plant nnd provide the City and the Section 7 That the Mayor is hero <>., T ......... : inhabitants thereof with water; to ac- by |llltn ic;cdi authorized and cm-' W A SH IN G TO N , May J .-T h c cm- q,,irr< own' ,nftintnln nnd powered to call nn election lr accordurgency fleet corporation o f the 3p7 n,C M n, p ‘r ?t,,lty* Ri" 'Vnrk" once with Section 7 o f the Revised United States Shipping Board Is not an' \ pl" nLt - flnd fu™ l,h th>* CltV Ordinance o f the City o f Sanford. a governmental agency, in sense that nn,J thc , nhnhitnn,a wIlh Florida, to determine the question by it cannot be sued without its consent, * ■ »! lo * c«iulre, own, es- r„ f prent,um vote ns to whether Seethe Supreme court held today. tn!?,.i.,h ' opcrn^ aru' nialntaln ns a tinn, 7# 07> 200 ntld 217 o f tbe public Utility, electrical works and an ch,irtrr und„ r whioh tlle CUy „ f Hnn. *u,t t*ie °*cctl° n ordered called and ™ 'y M" 1 " ft " ‘ , ordinance is approved, either In who,c " r , ln pnrt' hy the referendum ™ c] * t o n o f tho City o f San/ " rd; ? or,d\ , . t Ad° ptr<i ihe ,0th dny of April A. D., 1922. CHAS. E. H E N R Y. S. O. CHASE. We always have o few of tho Intent 0 , P!»nts and furnish the City f„rd , Florida, is now operating and FO RR EST LA K E . fiction In popular novels,—Mobtcy’s nf , . f" ,n dtnnts thereof with el- functioning, shnll bo amended In tht City Commissioners of Snnford, Drug Store. 30-3tp rr,riri! y : *° ,MUr nn'1 *cU fo r mnnner hereinabove stated nnd set Florida. ------------------------- nr-y " f « • « purposes hereinabove on- flirth . npi, „ „ to wbl,tbcr Sca ion W4 Attest: N O TIC E OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR " T " ? " set forth. ss well a. fo r o f said charter shall be repealed. L. R. P H IL L IP S . Clerk, C H AR TE R x t 0,h" - ,,n ripal Purposes ns may Scctio„ R. That at said election to „ , * tim” to tlmo PrMcritad by bc rn|lr<1 nnd hoId in th0 mnnnrr Notice is hereby given that on the ordinance or ns may be othenvlse vlded by Section 7 o f this ordinnnee, 4-11-18-25; 5-2-9-16-22-20; 6 6- 11. 10th doy o f May, A. D. 1922, or as provided by this charter; to adopt and thi, ordinanco Hbn,| ll0 vot(.d upon noon thereafter ns 1 .an Ih> heard, I enforce local police, sanitary and oth- n wboi„ liy nrdy| nnd nIl0 cach ahall apply to tho Honorable James cr ■tmilar regulations not in conflict S rct|on o f thp ,-hnrter under which IX* W. Perkins, Judge o f • the Circuit with the laws o f the State o f Florida; tbo r „ y o f .snnford. Florida, Is now tu Court, Sovcntli Judicial Circuit of to do what over may bo deemed neces. operating nnd functioning, sought by Florida, fo r a charter incorporating sary or proper for the safely, health thH ordinance to be amended or retho Snnford Country Club. The pro- ronvenionCe nnd general welfare o f Its pcalcd( , hn„ ,)C flepnrntciy voted lipon posed charter now being on file with inhabitants, nnd to cxerrise all pow- j,y |bl, (.i^torn participating In said the Clerk o f tho Circuit Court of era o f loenl self-government. The P|P(.non< Seminole County, Florida. , enumeration qf particular powers Scrtion 0 That thc ,m„ otl u|cd „ t The character and object o f thc ear- »»’ r< in shall not bo held or deemed to th„ c!p<.t|on nrdorrd ,ie r|l,|od nnd (Miration to lie formed is a corporation exclusive, but In addition to the hp)f, by Spct(on 7 o f thi!l ord|nnnce TH O S. J. A . R E ID Y not to profit, nnd to provide a Club P™ crs enumerated herein, or implied , hn„ MnU< thp tU,(. o f , ho ordinnnce ounds for n re- hereby, Hie City shall have, and mny |to j. .)0 V(dcd Upon (be manner followilouse and suitable grounds Attorney and Counsellor-at-l-aw . creation renter, nnd to encournga nnd exercise all other powers, which tin- jn... I’ rjftirin c in State and Federal Coarlr promote all forms of outdoor sports der the Constitution and U w s « ..por , hc adoption and approval o f b lorldn, It would be competent f o r , tbnt cprtnin ordinnncc entitled, Over Seminole County Rank nnd guinea. this paragraph speclfcnlly to emim«A r. Ordii.... . Amending GEORGE G. HERRING, itien.ling Sec­ orate. 4-ll-n A ll.im ey for tions 7, 97. 161, 200 and 217; nnd In nddition to the powers herein 1neor(Htrntors. Repealing Section 174 o f Chap­ Atlorn ey-at-Law enumerated or given or nlluwcd the ter R:i61, Laws o f Floridn, 1919, Over Seminole County Rank said City shall have nil powers nnd Entitled "A n Act to Abolish tho SANFORD -:- -:F L O ItllM perform all duties conferred or Im­ Present Municipal Government of ■SSI | AUCTION SAL i Blooded Live Stock H o r s e s an Mules PROFESSIONAL " AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY (ieortfe A. DeCottes ORDINANCE NO. 29 An ordinnnce Amending Sections 7, 97, 16t, 200, nnd 217; and Repeal­ ing Section 174 o f Chapter H’lOl, Laws o f Florida, 1919, Entitled "A n Act to Abolish the Present Municipal Goveminent o f the City o f Sanford, County o f Seminole, State of Florida, and to Organize, Incorporate and Es­ tablish a City Government for ths Same, and to Prescribe tho Jurisdic­ tion, Powers and Functions of Said Municipality." Whereas, thc legislature muy by law confer upon n municipality nny powers relating to Its government, not in conflict with other organic provisions o f law, and Wherens, the Legislature o f the State o f Florida has by legislative en­ actment granted and delegated unto the City o f Sanfoid, Florida, the right to submit to its eloctora for approval nr rejection, amendments to Itis charter, nnd Whereas, it is one o f tho fundamen­ tal principle o f constitutional law that It Is not unconstitutional ns a delega­ tion o f legislative power for the leg. Islnturo to delegate unto n munici­ pality the right nnd authority to am­ end n i barter granted unto said mun Jclpnllty by the Legislature, provided any amendment so adopted does not contravene or is not repugnant to tho Constitution and tho statute law of the State, nnd Wherens, Section 254 o f the legis­ lative charter under which the City of Sanford, Floridn, Is new operating nnd functioning provides llmt amend­ ments to snid charte^ mny bc sub­ mitted to the elertvtrs o f snid City by n tw o-thirds vote o f the City Com­ missions, nnd Wherens, It has developed that cer­ tain amendments to the present char­ ter o f the City o f Snnford, Florida, should be adopted In order to prop­ erly nnd expeditiously administer the civic affair* o f tRIa city# therefore. Re It Enacted Ry the People o f tho C ity o f Sanford, Floridn: Section 1. That Section 7, o f the charter under which the City o f San­ ford, Florida, Is now operating and functioning bc, and thc same is here­ by amended to rend ns follows, tow it: "Section 7. Powers o f the City. posed by thc laws o f thc State of Florida, now in force or which mny hereafter be enacted, providing gen­ erally for the government o f cities and towns nnd not Inconsistent with the provisions o f this Act,” Section 2. That Section 97 o f the* charter under which the City of Sanford. Florida, is now operating nnd functioning, be, nnd the same it hereby amended to rend ns follows: "Scrtion 97. The fiscal year of on the 1st day o f the 90th day o f year." F IS C A L Y E A R — the City shnll begin October nnd end on September o f each Section 1, Tbnt Section 161 o f the charter under which tho City o f San. ford, is now operating nnd function­ ing,he, nnd tlte same is hereby unt­ ended to rend ns follows: "Section 104. S P E C IA L ASSESS-' M E N TS; WHEN P A Y A B L E .- Specini assesmenU covering the construelion o f sidewalks, laying out, improvIng, grading, pnvlng nnd hard sur­ facing o f streets nnd alleys, nnd cov­ ering nil other local improvements shall be payable by the owners of tbc property assessed for snid local im­ provement nt tho time stipulated in tiie ordinance passed nnd adopted with reference to nny such local Improvement, nnd shnll constitute, he, remain ami continue a lion superior in dignity tto any nnd nil other liens, except liens for Stnto nnd County Tnxcs, upon and against the proper­ ly assessed for such local Improve­ ment until paid, nnd snid lien shnll no.t be burred by nny statute o f lim ­ itations now existing, or by any sta­ tute hereafter enacted which does not in express terms refer to lions for special assessments imposed or levied by tho City of Sanford, Florida, for local improvements.” Section 4. That Section of 200 o f th« charter under which the City of San­ ford, Floridn, Is now operating and functioning, be nnd tho same is hereby amended to rend ns follows: "Section 296. S A L A R IE S .— The City Commission shall' fix by ordinnnre thc compensation o f the City Attorney, the City Manager, the City Auditor , and Clerk nnd ex-O lflelo Ass­ essor, and shall fix by ordinance the compensations of the Chiefs of the fire nnd Police Departments, and member* the City of Snnford, County of Seminole, Stnto o f Floridn, and to Organize, Incorporate and Estab­ Contractor nnd Uttilder lish n City Government for tho Same, nnd to Prescribe tho Jur­ 4ANFOKD FLORIDisdiction, Powers nnd Functions o f said Municipality." "A gainst thc adoption nnd approval o f tbnt rcrtnlu ordinnnce entitled: 'An Ordinance Amending Sec­ tions 7, 1*7, 161, 206 nnd 217; nnd Expert Auto Repair Work Repealing Section 174 o f Chapter Phone 30 Corner First and Oak 8161, Laws o f Florida. 1919, Entitled "An A rt to Almlish the “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS Present Municipal Government o f the City o f Sanford, County o f Seminole, Stnto o f Florida, Storage Par ill Hex nnd to Organize, Incorporate nnd If me pirate you, trll others; II no ■ Establish n City Government for tell un. Plume 49H the Same, and to Prescribe tho Jurisdiction, Powers and Func­ tions o f Said Municipality." S. O. Shinholsor SMITH BROS. Oarage and Machine Co. (Spring Garden | RANCH | DeLEON SPRINGS Quick Service Transit*. -------------------------------------------------Tl*l| TJ 1 f* | J i l l xlci T il T6 V0 . HAS JU ST REC EIVED \ COM- PI.B TK L IN E OF L E © FI R C L K A N A U I.K O N E-PIE C E, PO R C E L A IN LIN E D REFRIGERATORS C O N T R A C T O R nnd M J H .D IX *.17 Comtnrrflsl Street ■ FREE BARBECUE LUNCH S J "T E R M S O F S A L E are practically cash.” However, «•* wil1 accept indorsed bankable notes bearing interest for fiO da)’** N Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD -:- STAR TIN G PRO M PTLY A T 10 A.M. 2 ■ « ■ Hanford, F 'i Geo. W. Knight 7 P A U F A II — * will sell to tlu* highest and best bidder* J U H U / ID W IT H O U T R E S E R V E n choice collection o f Horses and Mules of all sizes and w eights, among whici will be found the follow ing: 12 head o f real good I -irra Horses anti Mares, (hat arc all broke anil ready for the |>k>* and harrow. This Farm Stock must be seen to be nppu*'’ tiled. Three spans o f real D raft II<t « cs, ivilh weight, b"n* and substance fi»r heavy battling purposes. 10 head of real high class Riding llor^e«. Ihal arc broken in the saddle w all gaits. V. C. C O L L E R , Drop. Work FLORIDA I WEDNESDAY, M A Y 3 SANFORD NOVKLT> WORKS General Shop and Mill - FLORIDA ■ —’ T H IS I1IG S A L E W IL L T A K E P L A C E regardless of rain, as we have lots o f shelter at ■ | Spring Garden Ranch Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Roller Work; Cylinder Grinding; Del.uxe Pistons. Oversize Kings nnd Pins; Flywheel Steel Gear Rands; Crank Shafts « * : turned; agenta for Callle Inboard an* J? Outboard Motors. — ------ Phone *1 Rayfield Carburators Installed and Guaranteed by Thle *s poeltively the beat Refrigera­ tor on the Market Today ----------- C A L L AND SHE IT ----------- | Sanford Battery Service Company | j DeLeon Springs, Florida W EDNESDAY, MAY 3RD . Starling promptly at 10 a. m., continuing until the lft»* an'* mat is sold. . F. N. BURT Owner o f Stock nnd Spring Gnrdcn Ranch ! ’ . G. W A L D R O N , Auctioneer B B i m i i i i a g a l i a a a a a a g iiiia M ig M iia a H H > a llia lll> �TH E SANFORD D ^ IL Y HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1922 is traveling in a smart coat suit o f blue tricotine, worn with hat and acccssorio* to match. The bride la the daughter o f Mr*. Society Editor, I_ A. Mickey, and her charming peraonallty haa made her popular with Mr. Mc_ »■/ " I - tt *r tumlma n wide circle o? friends. £ ,r» ! Bride 1* well known and highly c»teemed In this city, and hold* a roi * * r z nr. ^ r ru !m u " i sponsible position with the A. C, L. S, |Railway. SOCUI. CALENPAI, The numerous friends o f Mr! and Mrs. McBride are wishing them ev­ . »«C,r.traVuu»lncJS Meet* pn-.ident’s Day at ery future happiness. ;^ T «* f ^ Cl F. >*ndth Will cn- S T 5 2 « « h — of ^ e Every S Children'* Star# Hour will St four o’clock at Central J jl. s. Alumni meets nt High aol st * P ,sd iln. J- D. Woodruff, spent r^Und In Jacksonville, nturnim thrir new Ov*, Hand car. ■ailing a few day# , representing the }. James Gut who farms on Melonvillc avenue has some elegant peppers ready fo r market and brought somo to thfj Herald office today that wars nil to the good. Kendrick Guernsey o f Orlando was in the city today shaking hands with his many friends. Kendrick Is one e f tho live wires o f Orflando and is n past president o f the Hotary Club of Orlnndo. Mr#. Cotgiany brought tho Herald editor some o f the biggest and best cucumbers wo have seen this .season. They come from the Corpany farm Mayor Henry makes n fine drum on Ueanlnll avenue which by tho way whs form ally owned by the editor and rm.Jor. He has "the front. we just naturally like to seo the good The many old time friends o f Ches­ stu ff coming from the old place. ter Goodrich of Orlnndo were glad to Billy Barker o f the A. C. L. Ky., see him In the city today from his was in the city last night having just home in Orlando. come from his orange grove near Ft, Herman Stbelc has resigned his Pierce nnd reported a fine rain all A position with tho W ight Bros., Tire down the east const yesterday. Co., and has taken n position with forest fire caught his orange grovo the other dny nnd destroyed a big J. L. Miller's Bakery. \ bunch o f fine orange trees entailing u c . p. Harrison o f Geneva was in big loss just nt this time when oran­ the cjty today attending a school ge* nre destined to be worth some­ hoard meeting. He Is n candidate thing. for re-election to the county school t. T. Thrasher, r e ,, bonrd. in mi- K IIW I monte section r and Master Frcder* and made his for CJeanratar other term in 11 1.1 a week ns the B. McMullen. and the country club building* Thurs­ day afternoon. I t looks rnw at pres­ ent but one can get a good idea o f what it will be in a few months. injMMi I.on. H.L was in tho city today announcement for antho same old job. — ~ ■ When you send a communication to the Herald ^or publication pleaso write capital names plainly. The printer# are often times strangers to Sanford and arc not mind readers, This will save a lot o f kicks. P,;’ ling was the brido’s ^ bit,- canton crepe, worn » l*rr whit picture lint. Her »<rr 4 thnwer bouquet o f “ J*1 m t ' nod vslcy lillles, Afur the , r -may. Mr. and Mrs. , d' >ew York and othir. th, K:„t Mr*. McBride [ nr\ ''" " d lires and in good T»m— R. & o . u „ tlir c „ :io-t fc H u n m O. P. Swope o f Ovcldo was in tho city todny nnd wns receiving a warm welcome from his fhnny friends. He lias just returned from Chicago whore he experienced snow, rain nnd sleet nnd is glad to get back to Seminole county. Mr. Swope is a candidate for the legislature firom this county nnd expects to climb right in nnd make an active campaign for the office. Cnr ® particularly free from the need constant and petty adjustments. ^ 8 nlmost a proverb'am on g skilled repairmen, that tho H u p m o b ile is , ttcr built, and that it stays out o f 1 lu biiop tar m oro c o n s is te n tly . SANFORD, FLORIDA O P T IC IA N —<Jl*foM E TR IB T One In London Apparently Has Power to Light Up and Extin­ guish Itself, At Strentlmm. near London, that pretty suburb where Doctor Johnson •pent many dn>» nt bouse of Uls friends, the Thales, an experiment has Intel) been made that would have In lerested the routrovenialUt undprubably caused him to rattle bl* stick fu­ riously and declare thiit.iumps do not light themselves. The |i,<op|e of Streatbam nowadays take thine* more quietly and probably their only observation on thU particu­ lar occasion was that the lamp had Just had n new coat of paint, whs mak­ ing a curious ticking sound, and with that they censed to think on the mat­ ter until at dusk, without further warning the streets lenp Into brlllihnt light. The ticking lamppost contin­ ued Its Illumination until datvn . ap­ peared, when Just aa mysteriously us the light hnd burst forth It went out; self-lighting and self extinguishing. it is just as well that Boswell wad not aide to tackle Ihe doctor upon the suhje, t and record In his Invaluable notebook the Irate answers to Ids exasperating and in the case o f the selfgoverning lump endless questions. Sanford, Flo. Ajtd Huy Your SHEET MUSIC PIAN O ROLLS and PHONOGRAPH RECORDS li0 N 0 G t“ ECORDS 01‘ U L A R S H E E T MUSIC J. H. HINTERM ISTER PIA N O GO. W elaka lHock mes JUST RECEIVED A Shipment uf Golf Clubs and Ralls DOLPHIN GIFTED BY NATURE Rarely Beautiful in Coloring, and De lleved to Be the Speediest of All Fishes. £ U The Ladies' Homo Journal and nil popular magazines at Mobley's Drug S ' 3 0 3 t n T H E SPO R TS M A N 'S STORK Park Ave. Sanford, Florida , , |y , hp N E W O R L E A N S , May 2.— R elief organizations were continuing to work today to prevent hunger, exposurc and disease among the tons of thousands o f homeless in the stricken flood zones o f Louisiana and Missiselppl. Particular efforts were directed to the area in central, eastern Loulsiuna where a lake o f more than 1,400 lypiare miles now exists on crstwhBo NEW PERFECTION O il C ook S tores And O v e n s H E R E 'S no smoke and smell to make disagree­ able work o f cooking wi tit tlie N ew Perfection O il Stove. Cean, intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the Same stays where you set it. | T Prelend lo Die. W e ’ll be glad to demonstrate how easily you can regulate the N ew Perfection for any sort o f cooking. W e have tire New Perfection Oven also— and it bakes perfectly. S A V E VOIJ MONEY W rite us Empire Hotel Block n it lA N IlO , FLO R ID A SANFORD M ATTRESS TO RY F AC K. C. ECHOLS, Prop. "Old Mattress Made New and New Mattress Made to Order" French Avenue nnd 17th Street Sparton Horn Service Sanford Furniture Co. |I lf Tli r Aamm*Iitt r id I*r* *a I S A N B E R N A R D IN O , Calif., May 2. — Lew Friedman, said to have been one o f the cleverest dice experts in the country is u suicide, ihe hnml that rolled sevens nnd elevens for nearly half a million dollars in the Inst twenty y e a n , was used to shoot himself. Friendl said Friedman cheated first time in life when he heat spectre tuberculosis with his pistol. He died penniless. Sanford Battery Service Company NOTICE TO FARMERS N o w ’s the lim e for you to buy n M O L IN E T R A C T O R . We have n special o ffe r that you cannot r»fTord to let g et by >rou. F or e very farm er can afford to buy but you cannot nfTord net to buy a real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a great success in this section. U n til October 11th, 1022, we will sell you a— ( I l y T h r .Vaaiirlntrct I ’ r r a . t J A C K S O N V IL L E , May 2.— Marcus Connnt, president o f tho local Florida State League Club last night an­ nounced ho had obtained outfielder Gaffney front tnc Charleston, South Atlantic League Club. G affney played with Orlando last year. He has a (lidding averngo o f 0.48 nnd n batting percentage o f .355, It wns announced he would report to the local management Thursday. The golf links nre being whipped !nto shape now and the president nnd >ther officer# o f the Countrv Club in­ vite the public out to seer tho links o b i l Henry McLaulin, Jr, G ive more thought to music' M. M. Smith o f Orlando, Winter Park nnd Sanford was in the city today looking nfter his landed Inter­ ests. Mr. Smith is on n deal to sell nil o f his flowing well land In this vicinity to n big real estate firm who G A F F N E Y SIG NS UI will put it on the market in small tracts and sell it off. Everyone knows that tho Hupmobile maintenance and repair costs are al­ most unbelievably low, nnd that tho avenue LAMP Mr. nnd Mrs. Van Vnlkcnburg of Orlnndo were In th.. eltv today on business and pleasure. Mr. Vnn Vnlkcnljurg is with tho Florida Automobile Association insurance depnrtmenT nod has moved his residence from Melbourne to Orlnndo where he form ­ erly resided. f1,5ca\h lakes Maxwell lourf ,nir;il' "ndilinn. It's n real IN STREET R E L IE F O R G A N IZ A T IO N S * P R E V E N T S T A R V A T IO N AM O N G REFUGEES [Van have reWatch for the big Kiwnnls edition in Jacksonville the Senfi*Al Herald on Thursday o f t visit here ns ‘ his week. ItZwill be one o f tho bigI Mr*. Howard gOit and best ‘fepecial editions tho Herald ha# ever issued. The Sanford j Kiwnnls Club is n live hunch nnd they Mr. atA Mr*. Cr-irg,,- Speer, Mr. nnd <lo things, In. Vrrizr Sp, r r and Algernon — * The hnnd w ill play nt tlje corner o f pfttr motored to Daytona Reach .pent the day Magnolia and F irst streets ngnln toBad*) sk.rv they 1 i night nnd the young people nnd the wry pltsuntlf. ______ old people can donee if they wish nnd there will he a big time every’ night MrllRIDK-.MM KEY I Gi.t.fjl in iti simplicity was tho this week if possible. lairr.«i S-jndiy morning, o f Miss p MirWy. tnd Mr Frank McBride, ntidt u i i. * ! 2‘ w0 -* the |n*»kyun»r, rhinh, in the presence Mf relatives and ., few intimate 1 i itu >»ung people, Dr. E. |D. Brctr.lu* pi rfarmed the impress, n t crrftnotiy, I Tie ehurth wa* beautifully decorwith j tie,I plants, nnd wicker Iktltti filled with pink nnd white Murders. hr. U 11 MiC.nlin, organist hnd P ,r' ’ ■,f' n iptinl music, nnd used pe Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin ae r»l. ;,r,l M, •dtNjohn's WedMarth <*jonal. During ** f*um- •)■, | |„ vc You Tru ly" •*» rofUy played. MYSTERY PAGE YIYE N O TIC E ! Hnvlng t.old out-the book nnd peri­ odical and magazine business to E. D, Mobley, nil o f our old customers will now find a complete line of all the magazines, paper# nnd periodical# nt Mobley's Drug Store on Park Avenue. 211-tfc T. J, M ILLE R Jt SON, Only three days more o f those big bargains at O. T. O. G ift Shop, now 1 located with llintcrm ister Piano Co. MOLINE, Model I), latest improved Tractors • for .$528.00 Can furnb'h you from our stork in warehouse fo r imme­ diate delivery, or will hove one shipped direct to you. lteniemher this o ffe r is only good until October 11th, so place your order now. HELL BROS LAKE MONHOE, FLORIDA 30-2tp The Herald fo r Post Cards. The Power Within the Cradle Rules tho World. See "Tho Cradle" at the Princes* tonight, 3 l-ltc WILSON'S Rons and daughters just out of college find middle-aged parent# an awful trial. I have moved over to Wight Ilros. Garage. When you want a real auto­ mobile, call and seo me. When they make bettor cars, I will sell them. The Buick nnd Oldsmobile. 29-3tc N. H. G ARNER. A married roan, feeling his life growing humdrum, may meet the woman who “ understands him," but aho can never "understand" his child. Soe "The Cradle" at the Princess t o ­ night. 3J-ltc V C . M A H I IN I 'O , • il FOR SALE BY A L L GROCERS . W I G H T G R O C E R Y CO WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD---------------------------------------------- .---------------- FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 02, 1922; <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/a70182ca461b751aaeaa7d2a076d14f0.pdf fcd76ded15d51d514d042d6418f81ea5 PDF Text Text sn gE T h e S a n f o r d D a il y H e r a l d SANFORD "Th e City Substantial" IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N SANFORD, FLO R ID A. \S KDNKSDAY, M A Y 3,1922 ,'OLUMB n L NUM BER 32 FIRE IN TREASURY BUILDING NEVADA DIVORCE COURT GIVES CAPITAL FIRE DEPARTMENT AMERICAN TROOPS HALTED MUCH TROUBLE TO,QUENCH WILL NOT LEAVE GERMANY CANNOT COFLICT HERE ...DUVAL CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE PRESENT ATLEAST Second Tim e in Three Months That Fire Has Oc­ curred in the Building: BIG BATTLE li"nt o ica*mpa BEING fought no JURISDICTION n ea r PKK1NG Action Brings Up Ques- TW O TO CHANT RESIDENT OF FI.ORIi»\ \ DIVORCE A T KBNO AND IS FRAUD TH O U S A N D DEAD AND W O U ND E D FO U N D ON H A T T I.E F IB L D (n r The V l r t l P ress) PE K IN G , ny 3.— Heavy cnnnonnd, 11 , I Hr i ing was in progress yesterday nt va r­ CAltSON CITY, Nev., May 3. ious points nlong tho front extending art ion of thr District Court from Machnng. south o f Tientsin, 0( Srrada in granting a divorce ; across the*country to the vicinity of questioned by «h«* Circuit Peking. Severe fighting occurred nt a Court of l'u*al county, Florida. i point nlong the Hun Ho rivur thirty • itirh annulled tne divorce grantmiles south o f this city, where -10,000 ni |)r. Charles C. Wake, of Tam ­ troops o f General Wu Dei Fu, the cen­ pa from l.llllnn C. HlnWe. at tral Chinese lender, endeavored to IDno January 5, 1921. according force a crossing in order to gain con­ to notification received by nttrol o f the I’eklng-Tientisin railroad. lornn ticnrral Fowler. The Flor­ General Chang Tso-I.in, governor o f ida ri>urt held that the NevadaMnnchurin, and head o f tho opposing curt had no Jurisdiction to grant forces, from his headquarters near a di»orrr to a resident o f Florida Tientsin, ordered trains to convey the i(ain«t a resident of that Htnte. main body o f his 100,000 soldiers to Florida court also held the di­ the front south o f the great unll. Two vorce «a » obtained through fraud, Mnnchurinn airplanes flew over Tient­ av<rrting Mrs. Illake belie) cd her sin and proceeded westward. huvhand to lie in Chicago until Later airplanes dropped bombs near after he had submitted thr di­ the station nt Rwnngtsun, only n vorce. short distnnee from here. Advices received by m ilitary at­ JACKSONVILLE. May 3.— taches hero said thnt Wu Pei Fu was Circuit Judge Simmons April 19th sending troops northward at the great­ approved thr report of Cromwell est possible speed. Gibbon*, special master, declar­ F ifty thousand o f his troops, con­ ing thr Illake divorce void. A fter centrated ut Pnotingfu, arc being re­ thr divorce Illake married a girl from Tampa in Jersey City. Un­ inforced from the Ynngtze provinces. der thr sperinl master's ruling Twenty thousand others, recruited Illake is required to pay Mrs. from Shantung, nre marching ngninst Lillian Illake $130 monthly from Chang Tso-Lin’s southeastern strong­ January y, I!t22, to o th er with at­ hold nt Machnng. torney fee* and costs. Illake is Two thousand dead and wounded •aid to have left Florida. were found on the field nfter the bnttlo of Changsinticn, outside o f Peking. The booming o f cannon was heard In Peking all Inst night, hut the cannon­ ading ceased this morning. Despite the continuation of trench wnrfare, many foreigners, including legation guards, went outside the city to view live hostilities. Corporal Mason, an American ma­ M N T f7o.iHMi.mo FOR U N F IN IS H ­ rine from Colorado, was shot in the arm, hut was not seriously wounded. ED WOlth AND OTHERS SOLD FOR JU NK Fnfnch employes at the locomotive -------works nt Changsinticn, narrowly csHASHI.NGTON, May 3.— K ccom -, caped when a bomb, dropped from nn mer.iiiti t. that capital ships to be airplane, destroyed the works. MriW "l under the naval limitation Genernl Wu Pei Fu is continuing to trr»t) i* ili.q.oMiJ ,,f by sale on the send troops west o f Peking in nn en­ »■ -A» in th. c.isc of those under con- deavor to envelope Gencrnl Chang’s »tr-ji t. I,. ,ii„| I,} sale for junk or northwestern wing. This precipitated •ir.kirv |,y eonfirc in the case o f fighting which Insted nil night nt c -r|i!« u-.| -hips, arc contained in the Fengtal, ten miles from Peking. r I rt « f the hoard o f naval officers Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss, com* ' 1 rt' : ...... nsider ways and means mnntler o f the United States Asiatic ■ t treaty provisions. A fleet, was due to arrive in Peking Inst Lr<l.miTiarv I'-timatc of ¥70,000,000 as night to confer with Jncob Gould to thr ' "f the operation is includ- Schurinnn, the American minister, re­ H in the report. garding the protection of foreigners. I if r,‘ ommends that the Peking is considered thoroughly pro­ ' r “ ’ ff" Lexington, under con- tected, since tho city's gates ore closed >t I ore River, Muss., and nt night and the streets ure patrolled l-i1' '* 1'.*■ '"‘ ••ding by the New York by Chinese troops. Ship Ituil.h iic < orporntiun ut Camden, N. J "inverted into airplane car- IIO T IC U L T U R IS T 8 nrr ul -r :ne treaty terms, tho othO PEN A N N U A L M EEK ' '-Jr 'l >ttndtlc cruisers to l>c Ik> sold on ( I l y T h e .•■■•M -lalrd I ' r r . M " '{ 1 th» highest bidder. L A K E L A N D , May 3.— The thirtyThe iwia-.j |„ . , 'request made pub- ftfU, meeting of the Flori lorida U n j,; ,l,“ t ‘ he 170,000,000 state Horticultural Society was call called theatre ,r* that ' . Ia,,< y »t « t - to order ilP the auditorium theat *1 that o considerable _ _ •hi;, . i ’ 1 * ^ v in g on here last night, with approximately i, », . r.„.... •k' .1., !i rr. contract mm. nil b» contrnct and ani* to to Rfift 050 rlnlnirntra delegates ffromall nnrts parts nf o f the the Drm« trrm. ,.f , . , ..... ' e m*^8 ** thc state I nattendance, Including mempnrr.|t|- Ul,. ’V 'nl Wl're worked out bers 0f the state plant board, citrus point, ,j ’ ‘,,llrnctor*- H was ranker inspectors, and inspectors o f h<>hPV. r , l J, ,! , naty department, nursery stock, with their chiefs, Frank NAVY BOARD RECOMMENDS SCRAP SHIPS 01 1 purely tinu u v e ° ° f ,70'000'' M- Sterling and F. M. O'Bryne, of Gainesville. Mayor H. C. Petteway wiloomed the visitors to Lakclsnd and the rc: spor.se was made by Dn J. II. Ross, o f Winter Haven. Mere in Sanford The annunl address o f President II. -------Harold Hufo, o f the society, and one ,r " Hickory With Strips of Ram- **y Speaker Frank E. Jennings, o f tho I""* Inlaid Parallel Florida House o f Representatives, foi------- , lowed thr opening exercises. f i4 ■’ »*••» B. L. llamner, o f Tamps, extended self ciuj, . ’J ncw « welcome to form er Inspectors o f the find a sub.t ,i,, 1 ,n. nn r ^f°rt to stato plant board on behalf o f the * '« i o f s * r e 11 «> «"• U e le t y . •t»ip ,llf u r ,,rTo: th, hlckory with -------------------------f,ntrr. iq .,1 In **“ parallel with ' Tho Uusiness and Profess'onal Wosnd ^om" inatl°n I* more men’s Club will have a chicken supper rn »k«ft«. nM l'rwenl wood- at the Miller building, corner o f First ____ and Park, Saturday night, May Cth. Stationers ' j Price 75c. Everybody come and enOfflce for two'wrdc0 ** ** B°°^ l,omt' cooking. Watch fo r 3 1 -6 t-;w -ltc 18-3tp menu. New Golf d ub Could Be tylade I ................ ( l l y T h r \••<><*Ini *•d I 'r e a * ) W A SH IN G TO N , May 3.— The second time in three months fire­ men cnrly today battled with fire on hte roof of the treasury drpnrtmcnt which for a time assum­ ed menacing proportions as Ihr flames leaped high in the air. The fire was dfrvorrdr at 1:13. Unofficial estimates place the damage at not more than $73,­ 000.00. W A SH IN G TO N , ay :i. Flaim which burst from the roof o f the treasury department shortly after 1:.'U) a. m. today eating their way through a supeistructure and spreading to the central portions o f the roof were brought under control after threatening heavy damage to the building. Leaping thirty feet or more in the air, the flames lit up n large part of the downtown section and sparks were wafted across the street to the White House lawns. Awakened by White Hnusc attendants President and Mrs. Harding dressed and watched the pro£»«..** o f the flames ut a window. Following nn explosion of chemicals stored where the fire originated, the flames appeared to be rapidly gaining headway. Four nlnrms had been turned in 15 minutes after the fire vvns discovered. Several smaller explosions occurred in quick succession ns the flnmcs rose to a height of thirty or forty feet and appenr ed to be enveloping the entire central portion o f the roof. Sparks from the fire were being swept by n light southeast wind in the general di­ rts tivin o f the White House, but it vvns believed that the structure was in no danger. Thirty minutes nftcr the fire began the glow from the leaping flames was lighting tip the entire downtown section o f the city, casting a dull light over the White House and tho Wash­ ington monument. As the first streams of water were played on the flumes it nppenred thnt they probably would be confined to the central portion o f the roof to which they had spread from the suporscructore. The treasury officials later put the total loss nt $15,000, W a r Departm ent Com­ BEVERIDGE munication to Harris, AND RALSTON o f Georgia, Ominous ARE WINNERS CELEBRATION H KPUIH .IC AN AND DEMOH VD BEEN P L A N N E D A T S A V A N ­ C ltA T IC P R IM A R IE S IN N AH FOR RECEPTION OF IN D IA N A EIGHTH IN F A N T R Y (It? Thr \««•»<*litfr*| I'rn s i IN D IA N A P O L IS , May 3.— Compila­ ( I l f T h r Aaaortntrd l*rraa) W A SH IN G TO N , May 3.—The tion o f slightly more than one-third of War Department today notified the vote in yesterday's Republican pri­ Senator llnrris, of Georgia, that mary election gave Albert J. Bever­ because “ of unforseen circum­ idge a lend o f -17,000 over llnrry S. stances" the return of the Eighth New in their contest for nomination United Staten Infantry from the to the United Stntes senate. In the Rhine scheduled for the latter Democratic senatorial contest form er part of this month has ta-en in­ Governor Ralston was lending in 710 definitely postponed. The troop* precincts. Dr. Jesse Sanders was sec­ were to hnvc landed in Savannah ond and throe other candidates trail­ and the home-coming celebration ing. had been planned. PR E D A TO R Y IN TE R E STS CHOKER F U N E R A L H A U N T CO M M ITTEE ROOM W IL L RE HELD TOMORROW T A R IF F HBING FRAM ED A T G LE N C A IK N C A 8 T L B d ir Th* A m m Ii U S P r e s s ) W A S H IN G TO N , May 33.—Charges ( I t f T h e A - s n r l s I- i t P r e s s ) thnt predatory interests day nfter D U BLIN , Irclnnd, May 3.— Tha day week after week, month nfter Crokcr funernl will be held tomorrow month, haunted the senate finance nt Glcncnim castle. Rcquim mass la committee room where republican to be sung in private orator)' nt Glencommitteemen were framing the nd- cnairn and burial in vault on the ministration ta r iff bill were made Glcncnnirn grounds will follow. yesterdny In the senate by Scnntor King, democrat, Utah. G E N E R A L WU PEI FU Tiie Utah scnntor declared thnt on REPORTED K ILLE D A T one occasion when ho visited, the CH AN G 'S IIE A D D U A R TB R S committee quarters to obtain copies Flood W aters N ow Reach Point Sixty Miles From o f public henrings, tho anti-chambers I t ) , T k r A ssorlstrS Press) PE K IN G , May 3.— It was announced the Mississippi R iver and corridors were so crowded with “ these leprestntives o f the predatory nt Gencrnl Chang Tsno Idn'e head­ interests and other beneficiaries of quarters today thnt General Wu Pel ( I I , T h r Assm-lnfrd 1‘ r r s s ) __ Fu, central Chinese lender hnd been N E W O R LE A N S , May 8.— Reports number o f plurcs, especially at M el­ the high rntes in this hill that I could ville, is being augmented by flood th e ! killed ir ,a tlv ii, Toe announcement ** nr. cr.*rr.r.rc from Central Louisiana indunto water waters from tne Lcrridny, Ln., cr*- room. otherwise i snot confirmed. The for­ is eitcnping through crovnsse in levee vassc. , “ Why were they there? The pub­ eign legations arc investigating. nt Fcrriday continuing to spread into What will develop when this added lic hearings hnd closed, the committee sections prcviousl yescaped inundn- volume o f water reaches the lower riv- majority was in executive session to tion and flood now reached point sixty er basin, where unconfirmed reports frame the bill, the democrats hnd ntiles away.____________________________ I placed the number o f homeless nt (I,­ been excluded. For what purpose ___ __ j 000, is only a matter o f conjecture. were they there? I leave it fo r tho N E W O R L E A N S , May 3— Disquiet-' The flood situation at the laniis- senators ntul the public to determine Ing reports from flooded nrens o f the innn refugee camps, which had be- whnt their purpose was?” Atchnfnlnyn river basin, especially come critical through the practical from St. Martin parish, in southern depletion o f all food supplies, was re- FILE S P E T IT IO N FOR Louisiana, were received by Red Cross lieved yesterday with the arrival at FRE E S T A T E TROOPS T R Y TO REA RBIIBARING OP TIIB officials here yesterday. A commit- Rhinehnrt, 1-n., o f provisions sufficCAPTURB ORMOND G A S O L IN E T A X CASE tee was dispatched nt once to Invest!- iont to provide for six thousand perCASTLE ( I l f The \M»rlnlnl I'rraal gate conditions there. . >“ >»'* f « r ten days. T A L L A H A S S E E , May 8,— Setting ( I t f T h r Aaaorlutr S I 'r r a a ) Tho Atchnfnlnyn river flood, which In addition two carloads o f food K IK IN N Y , Ireland, May 3 . - Sharp already covers large areas on rich wree yesterday dispatched to LaSalle forth thut the Supreme Court in its fighting with machine guns rattling in farm ing land by back waters, threat- parish, where several hundred refu- recent decision declaring the gasoline tax act invalid "overlooked and failed <»H directions is in progress hero toening to brenk through the levees at a gees were reported in need. to, consider the fundamental d iffe r - ; <*•>’• Free state troops nre trying to cnce between the effect o f n demur- recapture Ormond Castle, still held by rer to allegations o f traversable facts irregulars who yesterday were driven and thnt a demurrer to nontraversa- j n»her places they had captured. file allegations o f facts," Attorney -------------------------General Iluford yesterday filed a p o -1 ACCUSE D A "G H K K T Y tition for u rehearing o f the case. ' ~ ~ WATER THROUGH CREVASSE SPREADS OVER COUNTRY WHICH PREVIOUSLY HAD ESCAPED FIGHTING ON IN IRELAND IN ALL DIRECTIONS BISHOP BERRY LAKE WALES CONSECRATED AT LIFTS THE LID ST. AUGUSTINE ON SUNDAY C A N NOW G E T SO FT D RIN KS ON S U N D A Y A N D IIU Y NEWS• PA P E R (Itr T h r A ssorlnlrd P r r . s ) L A K E W A L E S , May 3.— CltUen* here yesterdny by n vote o f 3 to 1 de­ cided to lift the lid on Sunday restric­ tions which prevailed Inst year. Under the old city ordinances it was impos­ sible to buy soft drinks on Sunday. L. M. K ranter was elected mayor. SU G AR R E F IN E R S M IN S ( D r T h r A .ow rlM rd P r r » . ) W A S H IN G TO N . May 3.— An oplnion handed down yesterdny In tho United Stntes circuit court of ap. penis here sustains the district court at Baltimore in awarding the Ameri­ can Sugar Rcrflning company Judg­ ment for $18,836 against William C. Frederick o f Baltimore, the suit re­ sulting front repudiation of a con­ tract following a drop in sugar pricIB. BISHOP C U R L E Y RETU RN S JA C K S O N V IL L E , May 33.— The Rev. Michael J. Curlcjr, Catholic arch­ bishop o f Baltimore, passed through Jacksonville yesterday afternoon en route to St. Augustine, where today he will nfflclntc at the coniccratlon o f the Rev. Patrick Barry, as bishop o f the diocese o f St. Augustine. Bi­ shop Barry will assume tho office held by Archbishop Curley before his Bal­ timore position. Th.- opinion hoiubd .low,. » . « m l w A’s <7,LVTt J.*~ M7? T K o p o H . weeks ngu wns dissented to by Jus thnt llnrry 'M. Daugherty, now at­ PR ESEN CE OF N O TA B L E tires M’ hitfield and West. IN torney general, hnd received a fco o f Mr. Bufon! in his petition yesterday G A TH E R IN G OF CI.KRGYH $25,(HH) from Charles W. Morse, New quotes from the majority court opin­ A N D LA Y M E N York shipbuilder for obtaining Morse's ion in which it was assumed thnt the release in 1916 from the Atlanta fedallegations set ofortli by S. J. Gunn ( l ) r T h r . 4 . . « r l a l r d I 'r r a a ) era I penittentinry were repeated by ST. A U G U S TIN E , May 3.— Rever­ who brought the suit attacking tho Senator Caraway, democrat, and deend Patrick llnrry was consecrated validity o f the tax act were u n c o n - i , ^ fcy fr(cnd< o f tllc attorney liishop o f the Catholic Diocese of St. travelled. Mr. Gunn alleged thnt the j » Augustine in the old cathedral here act passed by the last legislature levThr ArkanM| Bcn„ or thtoday in the presence o f a notable ying the tax on the wholesalers htd port „ „ U (e d on « puWlc in fo m . . gathering o f clergy and laymen. Arch­ been signed by tJA presiding officers ||on/. 8enator W at*on, republican, bishop Curley, of Haltimore, whom o f the legisintur.nrfter it had * |Indinnis, said he hnd talked with Mr. flurry succeds here, officiated, with journed. % Daugherty nlaiut tho report and It the assistance o f Bishop Monaghan, of In assuming that these allegations wns untruv. Scnntor Moses, republi­ M'ilmington; liishop Turner, o f Haiti- hud been established as a matter of can, New Hampshire, broke into ths more. Dr. E. A. Pace, o f the Catho­ record, Mr. Buford set .forth* tho discussion to say that Willlnm G. Melic University of M’nshington, deliv­ court did nof< tnke cognizance o f the Adoo, form er sccrctnry of tho treas­ nature o f the case before it, in that ury hnd received "large fees" from ered the consecration sermon. the allegations presented "purely n Mr. Morse in connection with shipping non-trnversnb|e question of law, in­ contracts recently made the base o f K IM 'A N IA N S HOLD AN OPEN A N N U A L MEET stead o f a traversable question of indictments in fcdcrnl courts here. fact." ( M f T l i r l - . o r l m - d I 'r r a a ) The effect o f the court’s decision, L A K E L A N D . May 33.— Seven KlH AD F IV E H U SB AN D S wanis clubs were represented nt an ''^r' Buford set forth, is thnt conDIVORCED TW O OF THEM , inter-city meeting here last night nr.d fu sion* o f law are admitted by de­ M A Y H A V E K IL L E D O N E hoard i.n address by Edmund F. Ar- murrer to the pleading in which they rn*, o f Columbus, Ohio, international are *<’t forth. ( H r T k r A a s o r l a t r S I 'r r a a ) C L E V E L A N D , .May 3.— ^ W hile city trustee o fthe Kiwanis, on tho Ideal., YOUNG FO UND G U IL T Y chemist w u examining the vital or­ o f the organization. OF M A N S L A U G H T E R * gans taken from the exhumed body of Visitors were present from Kiwanis DRIGGERS A T I.U TZ one o f her five husbands, County Clubs at Tampa, St. Petersburg, Prosecutor Stanton ulunned today to Plant City, Bartow, Orlando and ( D r T k r A sa o rla lrd I'rra a ' T A M P A , May 3.3— W. H. Young, question again the woman suspseted Sanford. Doyle Carleton, o f Tampa, was endorsed by the meeting as the charged with the murder o f Henry o f n scries o f murders to collect an choice for district governor, selection Driggers at Luts a year ago, was even thousand dollars worth of insur­ o f which will he made at Jacksonville found guilty o f manslaughter today. ance. Three o f her husbands died His counsel announced they would suddenly under mysterious circum­ in August. appeal the case to Supreme Court. stances. She divorced tho first two Bonds will be Issued soon by the His bond was Axed at five thousand she married. officials nf Ia>esburg fo r $38,000 fo r |dnlors. The Jury was out twelve I.et u* do your Job Printing. a new school building. |hours. �v PAGE SIX * 'f l f I ? » t Vj Th e Am ount Doesn’ t C ount ! THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1922 It ’s the Start— j SPORTS That’s the Th ijig * .J DAILY \Ve W an t This to Be You r Bank— Visit Our Savings Departm ent and L e t Us Show You How the Calendar Savings Bank Works. I T IS E A S Y TO S A V E W IT H A C A L E N D A R . S A V IN G B A N K > u R : I • p; i, You know how hard it is to gave. You may have tried to save nickels, dimes and quarters, only to find u place where they are needed. To keep A C A LE N D A R H A N K up-to-date requires a dime a day, a quarter at the end o f the month, and a nickle four times a month. . The real surprise comes when you find how easy it in to save with this simple and fascinating device. m | i -i M i; • • / The Calendar Bank is the Stepping Stone to a Substantial Bank Account hJ i Why not let u» ntnrt you now. Bmnll account ns well ns the large. ||! y ■ S ■ M IL ' ■i i Wo will welcome the It is Easy to Save with a Calendar Bank— Tw o Dollars W ill Open an Account and Put This Calendar Bank in Your Home !?■ 5 ; The S e m i n o le C o u n t y B a n k STRENGTH- Li E L '^ t! i wi l l ' w W A N T E D --Y ou n g man with some bookkeeping nnd o ffiro experience. Addresa " A " enre o f Herald. 26-fltc B U Y = lIr w n heart longleaf pine tics. I'leiwe c»mniunicati> with us promptly.— FO R S A L E Georgia-Florida I’ inc Co.. Jack­ FOR SA LE — Potato bnrrels In any sonville, Fla.______ 28-(itc quantity, special prices on car lots, corroapondcnce solicited, Clcnrwnter WAN’T E I)- i'oiitiou ns stenographer. Address “ W," care the Herald. M fg. Co., Clcnrwnter. FIs. 8-tfc 2i)-3tp FOR SA LE — Automobile; am going WA NT E D— Position ns caretaker of North Sunday; must sell, 1010 orange grove.— Geo. Hunter, Route Srrlpps-Hooth, ft-pnssenger light six A, Rox 100-11. 30-fttp touring, good condition, extras, |3.50 or best offer. Cameron Trent, A U T O M O B IL E S Welaka Apt. 10. 30-fttp Folios! Ceo. V*. KNIGHT 272-tfc FOR SA LE — A practically new piano. High grade, walnut finish for cash. 8150.00. 310 Cypress Ave. 28-tfp t i/ It ffi j % Koitimi nidus 1921 Roadotrr Truck 1921 Coupe. 1921 Touring. 1922 Sedan. A ll above cars have slnrters. 1920 1-ton Truck. All In fine condition, tires, etc. H ANFO RD MOTOR CO. Dodge Dralera Phone No. 3 2ft.file FOR S A L K —One ft-rooni bungalow, located on Sanford Heights, tl.ftOO, cash, a bargain. A . P. Connelly, FOR S A L E — 111 nrres, four mile* out 27-tfc on*good road, opposite Country W )R S A L E — Household furniture. Club; new ft-room bungalow, garage Apply to 118 Myrtle Ave. 28-Otp and out buildings; some land cleared FOR S A LE OR LE A SE One 20 a re, and plnnted in fruit trees; good water. G. Ilirsrhi, IL 1, Sanford, Fla. 30-fttp one 10 acre Sanford nve. walking distance to city. Two lota corner FOR R E N T Center nnd Elm nve. Two lota west fide Palmetto nve., 50 f t from Elev­ FOR R E N T — Rooms und kitchenette. — Shirley Apartments opposite post enth SL Make offer. II. T. Corey, * 28-tfc owner, lift N. Spring St., I.os A nge­ office, upstairs. les, Calif. Southern Association New Orleans, ft; Little Rook, 3. Nashville, 0; Atlanta, 4. Memphia, 3; Birmingham, 2. Mobile, 10; Chattanooga, 4, Ft5TT TCE N T ^ To break a child's heart Is the great­ est tragedy in life. .Sec “ The Cradle” at the Princess, tonight. 31-ltc ETH EL CLAYTojj A tremendous dram.» of )*. kinds o f women, and dinJ* an erring husband a*.} the all-powerful force that 1 them together again wonderful to thrill snd about. A lio — FO X NEWS For County School Board I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election as a member of the Board °J P.ub,lc In,truf‘ ion of Sehin0,e County, representing* District No. 2, Tomorrow— Charles Ray jn . picture o f his career Valley” and added attraction, “ * “ • £ 2 * U* P" m* ry be held June Cth, 1922. Having been a member of this board ' ________ lr_ |__ n^. fo r the past seven years, I feel that l Z J I i i l l § j U l f j l R l [ T E [ c ] [ t f l I my pftst "erv,co ls m> be,t rt‘corn’ mt,n,,ntion. and if nominated and clectled, I promise to do my* best for the SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE! We are looking for tb«t fift y cents worth of n i A REAL HA KG A I N s, today and it looks like », $100 .cash takes 1018 Ford g-, will get i t A good touring car.— B. & O. Motor Co. rain would be of so mid • v 30-tfc j I* benefit that we could erq giX® up the band contert a Deception by husband and w ife Infavor o f the rain. Ho«tr« vitea disaster to the home. Sec “ The m it may come this afttmo* Cradle" Prlnees* tonight. 31-ltc winstead o f tonight. Mru­ * —__________________ time we have the honor ti Environment counts for much. report that everything UI Keep him in hot water long enough lovely on the St. John* mw | and he’ll be a hard-boiled egg. * 5:10 A. M. MAY 2. l »3 __ _________________ Maximum ___ 14 The power of tho child is the grentMinimum .... g est power In the world. * See "The Range . * Cradle" at the Princess tonight. 31-ltc Barometer ....... J0J| _______ ____________ ■ Rain ______________ .04 Character li made by the thing* Southeast and clear. you stand for; reputatioiLia made by the things you fall for. * Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c ami mail it to Foley St Co., 2835 Sheffield LE AG U E STA N D IN G Avc., Chicago, III., writing your name Florida Slate League «nd address clearly. You will receive Won Lost Pet. in return n trial package containing St. Petersburg .625 Foley’a Honey and Tar Compound for Daytona .542' eoughi, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Lakeland .542 n i l . for pains in sides and back; Orlando .520' rheumatism, backache, kidney and Tampa .480 bladder allmonta; nnd Foley Cathartic Jacksonville .202 Tablets, n wholesome and thoroughly clcansing cathartic for constipation, National league biliousness, headaches, and sluggish Won bowels. Sold everywhere.— Adv New York ---------------- ” 7-----Chicago The world at jmur door every evenSt. I-ouia . ing for 16c. Dally narald, Brooklyn Pittsburgh A R E A L B A R G A IN Mnrrled life, no matter what course' Philadelphia ,40° $1*™ rash takes Maxwell road- il mn>' pursue, is always governed by Cincinnati •2bl Ktcr, three passenger.— B. & O. t*10 cb,|d. “ The Cradle" tonight at the1 Boston .* 214 Motor Co. 30-tfc Prince**. . 3 1 -ltc 1 American League Won Lost — 't o n i g h t . 1 A complete lino of magazines for A R E A L R A R G A IN * -------------------Pet. Mn> ’> *!**» Fashion Plates „..u and dally $150 cash takes 1919 Ford * .706 newspapers.— M o f ley’s Drug Store. Roadster.— B. & O. Motor Co. .647 30-Dtp j , n ■ - i THE WEATHER For Florida: Mostly cloady nnd tonight ond W«ir**day probably lolal ruin*. 30-tfc I ■» Pti m d — m I. sr. - 10 Stores in Georgia- -I Store in Florida The Churchwell Sanford’s New Store -Phone 127 31-2tp ■ain 17,700 Acres in East Orange County On Famous Orlando to Ocean H ighw ay Blch Thursday-FirSt Half-Holiday Farming. Citrus and Trucking Lands Being Syndicated in NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR BATHING SUIT 30 A cre Tracts -'•arh tract frontihg on OrlandoOcean Boulevard at the extreme­ ly low price o f— a W e H a v e B a t h in g S u its F o r T h e W h o le F a m ily $28.24 per Acre F U { Yearn in Which to Pay.— Title Good— Warranty Deed Guaranteed Land May Be Occupied Before Payment Completed This tract ronsisto o f 17,700 sere* bordering both sitlen the Orlando-East Coast Sixteen-foot Boulevard for n»M>ut eight miles, is intersected by the Florida East Coast Railroad and two other main county highwnyn ono o f which is to bo hnnl-surfnccd nlsfy Upon completion o f these hard­ " ■ surfaced rond* the vnlue o f this land will increase very sub­ stantially «s has already been ■ ■ demonstrated in all other sec­ tion* o f Orange County, nnd the syndicate proposes to sell in «mnll tract* the syndicate hold­ in g . nt n profit. This tract is virgin timbered nnd tho timber Is ronfenntlvely eaUnrated to be1worth 812.00 per sere. Reference*— Any bank or busi­ ness house in Orange County. Honest Salesmen Wanted Mall Coupe*, Today for Particulars I Sizes from 24 to 46 : $1.25 to $5.00 IN DIFFERENT STYLES AND COLORS See Them in Our JVindow rott'age on Talmettu avenue, between 7th ami 8th SL ---------------- :-------------------- P A Y C A S H ------------------Call 428-J. 80-8to O R LA N D O -E A S T COAST L A N D CO. FOR R E N T 3 nice furnished house­ 12ft So. Orange Ave., Orlandb, Kin. Buy Your Bathing Suit- -------------- ----------------- - » — F or Less Money Plen»e send particulars o f your 17,­ keeping rooms, 2 beds, gas and 700 acre development. This In no lights, both. 314 East F ifth Street. manner obligates me. ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ BBBBBBBB. ....................■■-■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBB> B M M M *t f 30-2tp N amp ........... ................ ............ . __________ ___________ 288tf: 29-tf | The Churchwell Co. Ciood rare o f the hor'.e la spring FOR R H N T— --room apartment with Brothers. and early summer will pay dividends bath, furnished. lie* The theory o f evolution la sound 1 later. Clean o ff old hair, especially Phone-109. _______________ 2fl-tfc enough, but you can't tlovate a pe- a under tha collars, and prevent trou- FOR R E N T — Furnished room, 411 dcstrUn by creasing him with nn J blcaome sore*. . ‘ Park Ave. 2ft-atp eight-cylinder e*r. * $125 cash D ikes n practically new-Grant. Good tires and ev­ erything good.— H. & O. Motor The May Day Shoot o f the Campbell Co. 30-tfc l i n i n g Post, American Legion, on A M E R IC A N LEG IO N SHOOT CtJT TH IS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY - Tampa at Orlando. Lnkcjntpl nt Daytona, Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. B iE iiD D ia iir n fs i “THE CRADLE j N O T IC E !! Charles II. Whltner and L. U. May " Mct o f " ny tied for second prlie and divided secRespectfully, ond and third money, with scores of CHAS. A. D A LLAS. 88 out o f 2ft. . — Paid political advertisement. GAMES TO D A Y STOP— LO O K— READ F R U IT -I’ RODUCK SIlll'PP.RH T ry our expert service collecting Rail­ road Claim*. Original. Voucher* sent direct to claimants.— Eastern Shoro Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. Cooper, Ass't General Mgr., with P. R. FOR R E N T — Nicely furnished two or Address ....... ........ ........... R. Claim Department, ten year#, Seathrt* room apartment, summer Sanford Dally Herald, Sanford, Fla. ford, Del. 10-o.oxt-2wc rates, 202 Park Avc.___________29-3tp , The Infant son o f Mr. and 5(rs. H. •It. Deal died yesterday afternoon af.647, ter an illneaa o f aeveral weeks. The .(>32 funeral occurred today at four o’clock, interment being made in Lakevlew cemetery. The high gun In tho Trap Shoot was ■ * « • * « » « * o f th« Pub,,c /rce Ralph W ight with 24 out o f 2ft schools, which I consider the largest W A N T E D — By Couple, an apart­ ment furnished prefered. Ad­ hOR R E N T— Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Lights and wat­ dress A-7 care of Sanford Daily er furnished at 014 West Second St. H e r a l d . ________________31-ltp FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. R. aiding. Within four blocka o f center o f city. vy At At At At DEATH O F DEAS BABY Th« r i f l . p , l „ b .„ « Ire, $12.50, was won by Robert Greene. In tho Ladies shoot Mrs. J. M .W allace won first prlie, |7.G0; a m i Mrs J. C. Hutchinson won second prlre |ft.00. * ’ W ANTED Claaalfied Ada Sc a line. No ad taken for leas than 25c. and positively no claaalfied ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and remit accordingly. raws At At At At American Association SL Louis, 6; Louisville, 2. Milwaukee, l i t Toledo, 10. Kansas City, 0: Columbus, 8. Minneapolis, 10; Indianapolis, 7. -SERVICE W A N T TO Ill r At At At At American League New York, 2; Boiton, 6. Philadelphia, 8; Washington, 5. Detroit, 6; ( ' hicngo, 0. St. Louis, 18; Cleveland, 2. Won L oit 13 0 7 11 tl 6 12 7 10 D 8 12 0 12 4 14 the grounds- o f Sanford Rod & Gun I iub, May lit , whi'c not largely at­ tended, proved a very Interesting and pleasant event. Mr*. Roy Chittenden,. M n . Sam Younti and Mrs. Kenneth Murrell of the Auxiliary, served refreshing cold drinks. The ladies present added much to the pleasure'and"InteresTof the occasion. St. I^Hlis New York Chicago Washingtjn FOB BENT.—8-room house on Union Cleveland A ve. A. P. Connelly, 2ft-tfc Boston FOR R E N T — Two unfurnished rooms, Philadelphia Detroit bath, for llghthousekenj'lng. Coed location. Apply "R . S.” , caro of Her­ ald Office. ft-tfc Stationery below cost nt the Herald Offleu for two weeks. See It 18-3tp -PROGRESS- CLASSIFIED ADS i I National League A t Brooklyn, ?; Philadelphia, 0.' A t Cincinnati, ft; Pittsburgh, 7. A t Boiton, 3; New York, 10. Othera not irht-dulcd. 101 ^ Ml M. Mi A t Daytona, ft; Lakeland, 8. * At Orlnndo, 1; Tampa, 3. s i. Mobile .......... ....... . Little Rock ..... ....... New Orleans^ ..... .. Memphis ....... ........ Nashville Birmingham ..... Atlanta Chattanooga ..._....... Y E S T E R D A Y ’S R E S U L T S Florida Slate League A t St. Petersburg, 4; Jacktonvil S in i my . Southern Aoaoriatlon r Vi m . I FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS W E L A K A BLOCK ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M M M M M BBBBBBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB1BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB1(BBaMaa«» �f- JWT .* | SWJi CHI 1.1)ItKN IN SPRIN G TIME, DISMISS D A M A G E S U IT tho facts regarding Florida’s summer the influences that prompt them. UNCLE HANK Airs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Rd., climate is beginning to havu its of. These are sold at a nominal price to (H r Tkr A•••*laird PllM l Cleveland, 0., writes: "M y grnnd^ feet. While it has not yet come to newspapers where editors arc willing I M U U H ever? it O r t M * n « * | l «u JACKSON, Miss., May 3.— The l a r ^ X I he Herald .latMla^, IDT the point o f absolute belief In our daughter was troubled with a cough to feed their readers on canned 3100,000 damage suit brought by Miss ’fo r nearly tw o'years. She took Fob claims, it has succeeded in arousing goods, and thus the doctrines o f the Frances C. Dirkhead, a stenographer. curiosity which demands satisfaction. aga.inst Gov. Lee Russell, o f Missis-’ interests back o f tile editorials trickle ■ "? Tar »u *| , U An cvcr-incraaaing number o f people . , . » _____ _____ _______________now gone. It loosened the phlegm so down through society influencing . i rP l, her former em plljer, o ll. lt n , " " " * on*; “ — ~ remain here through the stimraer to ..A u c tio n ,........... . In fc d .r .l + * !nt a. J. iiut.Ltr----------------------- Kzu-r the voter. The* editorial bureaus do test the climate, nnd see if life Is pos. . .__ , „ , Honey and Tar is just what children X. J. L llilA H U ___D m rtirr-T rrain rrr not count much on the price they get , . .. court here yesterday by Judge tdw in u ) K " H. A. X K K L _________ O n rra l H a u i r i sd.l, hrre In oummor 11,no. Thoy .........j „ t , « k iu r. •hould hare for feverish colds, coughs, newspapers; they C. I „ I l l W I t ---- --C l r r a l a l l u a M a n a g e r from the buying 1‘ fconr 14H a p t o « r t » I*. M. have a better source o f revenue from y ' , „ our m .CTlf c .n tb o .r h .. .n d o n . , A ltornoy. fo r M l.. Dirk- “ snuffles," and tight, whcciy breath-' a a . r r t i . i n a Italra Made oy t l » b « h n « In Iho ooo.n r.n !.r . , h„ lho, w „„| j ing. tie sure to get Foley's. It cheeks the interests they serve. Aesllrattaa This has been one o f the favorite Ihoy .11 ok their pomhr. In the cool ,„,m rdi«,oly In tho Ox. croup nnd whooping cough, too. Sold d a k a r r l p l l a a I’ r l w l a A d r a a r a evonlnns, nnd lotor rotlr. to rofmoh. ,ll>llinn o ( , h„ W m l coun. everywhere.— Adv. means o f exploiting the public by Oaa T e a r ________ J!_______ ____ I U M o i l k i ____ __ ___ — ____ - j _____ Inn .loop, uovoxod by torrid hoot, ond u , ho, „ 0 . . . 0„ high ta riff advocates, trusts and l l r l l r r r r d l a C l i p bp C a r r i e r a* they have been accustomed to in combines, packers and politician*. $.175 cash takes a 1917 Iluick Oaa W e a k _ __ U C ra ta ford, Miss., an dhc could not bo tried their northern home*. The "rainy I-at cl y the number o f canned editorRoadster. Good tires, good m e­ Tha k lf IS. I ^ m in Jackson. season” is one long delight. The san­ aid a a t l r a l p r e r r r a N rm ln a lr ( a a a t y ials that have appeared in some news­ chanical condition.— U. & O. Moaad la p ab ll ah rd a v a r r r r l d a r . A d r a r dy earth drhiks In tho rnin and there i l a l a a rala a m ad r k n o w n o a a p p l l r a - papers favoring the dye trust would _____________ 30-tfc John Cook o f Orlando was in the tor Co. l|aa. D r a i o r r a l l r la p o l l l l r a . U M par radicate that this combination of mul­ is neither mud nor dust. The fre­ poo r, a H r a y a la n d » a a r r . city todny looking a fter the unload, The world at your door every even­ quent rains temper the heat, and are ti-millionaires who have exploited the N K M I t l . l t T i l l : A M H O U IA T B II 1*11KM a ing o f a bunch o f Bulck cars. ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. followed by n refreshing coolness. American people foe years and who The Associated I’ ross la exclusive* Home f client gel just enough mile The few venturesome one who have I f entitled to the use (o r republics* now propose to do It again, are oink­ age nut of a gallon of whisky lo curry Vivian Speer, Second vlcc-t>ro«dh experienced the delights of the Flor­ tlon o f all news dispatches credited to ing use o f the old familiar means of them to th' police station. 'P i t ) $.125 cash takes n 1920 Model in Kt h h ICi Ha h Ki h m ida summers, become enthusiastic appeasing public wrath. tt or not otherwise credited in this pa­ boosters, and spread the news among lo rd Sedan that's in Rood condiThe country press— tho small city H A V E YOUR per end also the local news published ian I am proud that the first wo­ their friends, so that the number In-, tlon. It ’s a real bargain.— H. newspaper has more powerful influ­ herein. man to o ffer fo r our legislative cresses from year to year. The de- O. Motor C o. 3 0 -tfc L A U N D R Y WORK A ll rights o f republication of spec- ence than is generally accredited to halls is n womanly woman, a wo­ mnnd for summer rstea has reached lal dispatches herein are also re­ it. It gets n closer reading. It is man nf personal harm, and of DU NK A T the ears o f the railroad managers, supposed to reflect the sentiment of t ir e d . WHY NOT TR Y such level judgment and conser­ and they have responded favorably, the community through its editorial vative mind, ns will make her by granting such rates. This will columns, it goes into the home and acceptable to her co-legislators. greatly stimulate traw l In this direc­ is read by all mouthers o f the family, "The time Is post for the wo­ § tion , and Florida will yet rome into tt lint appears thcrln is discussed, 0, you City .Substantial. men to be outside the mil and W H E N YO UR CAR IS O U T OF 1its own as nn ideal winter and sum­ ■ o----------re-discussed and diagnosed with just lapel the men and say, ‘ will W H ACK great minuteness. It is ro-discusscd, mer resort. It is manifest destiny, Visitors to the city say Sanford Is ■ T '! you please do this’ or ‘will you and ns certain to come ns the sun ll cussed nnd diagnosed in the offices outgrowing them all. please do that.’ We need a few We call for and deliver to any part of o—.......... to continue to shine.— Tampa Times. and business houses. The great mewomen inside the mil on nn equal city. Leave your bundle at Monte­ Washingand Polishing a Specialty ----------- o----------Stick to the Chamber o f Commerce tropolitan daily may be more flashy footing, privileged to enter de­ zuma Hotel or call Phone No. and Foot o f First Street, Sanford Avenue and you will have n city here of 25,- nnd bulky, but it is the small city I'O W B itF I'I. PIC TU R E STO RY bate, and consider all public mat­ have our wagon call. 000 in the next fivo year*. (daily that reaches into the hones nnd ters. A L L WORK G U A R A N T E E D ■ o - — .. tin. business rooms and tnko hold of Cecil H. Dc MHIc’ n Paramount Produc* "You have my personal support A ll it takes to ninko a city is men the minds o f people and shapes their lion "Fool’s Paradise" is Excellent nnd licst wishes fo r success." o f broad vision who will rise above thinking whether they realize it or n ■ ' The Launch S A N F O R I) petty stu ff and keep their heads1not. This is lho rank and (He <>f which ill Like so many other successful Cecil For Pnrlirs, Picnics, Fishing, Outings IT IS A G E N E R A L P R IM A R Y above the stars, 1we talk. It. beM ille surceases, the story of ■■ ■ o -----In view o f the great influence of .Mr ,M. H. Porter o f Kissimmee “ Fool’* Paradise" which comes to the Capt. Atkinson Some big fighting going on in Chi* the country press nnd their powerful Princess Theatre next Friday anti Sat­ writes The Tribune asking: Phone 295-1.1 French D ry Cleaners nn nnd we hope that when the smoke influence over business nnd politics urday has n two-fold source. The " I* the June primary* n 'gonerhas cleared away thnt the right army it is hut fa ir to the rending public, basic them*' was suggested by Li on-1 Evidence 203 E. lhird St., Sanford nl’ primary, or Is it n 'Demo­ k i N ta la m h i m lki * will be victorious. China is like Rus- thnt this press be bold and fearless ard Merrick's short story, "Tho Lnur- - ■■■■ cratic' primary? ■in— peace will only come when for the right and that Ihoy scan closeesl nnd the Lady." This theme was I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a • If 'general' then should n Re­ Christianity rules the country. iy everything that comes foi publica■ developed and elaborated, the scene of publican candidate announce him­ ■ n________ tion by way uf "ready-made editorthe action transferred to an American self ns ‘subject to the Republican A re You Th in kin g A bout a Summer Camp n Orlando, you are nil right. You ials." lie it anid to the credit of the setting and a tremendous dramatic primary'— the same one? a are going after that canal into th o 1country proas, that there are few who F or Y o u r Boys This Summer? a "W hat puzzles me is the (tapers ( moment constructed by the authors, Indian river, you are going to build allow their editorial columns to ho inHoulali Marie Dix and Sada Cowan. almost universally call it tho The mountains o f North Carolina are tho best locations in the world our trolley lines to tho beach, you fluenced by ulterior interests, Tho combined efforts of tho several ‘ Democratic’ primary." ■ for health nnd that change o f climate needed by Floridians and espec­ arc going to have cheaper rates In Going Into the great newspaper It is u general primary, to he par- writers hns produced a story that ■ ially the gsowing boys. kplt» o f nil the railroads can do. W e offices o f the large cities one is surticipntcd in by all parties which at l*»»«ts o f both power and originality, ■ are with you to a cold finish. You ' prised to find so many of tiltsliest edlthe next preceding general state nnd *bo theme—a problem of love and ■ Laurel P a rk Camp N ea r Hendersonville ■ have the right idea. j toriuls written by men who conie from county election, polled more than five sacrifice ns old and as new as the hu----------- o .iho country newspapers. Hut few cdporccnt o f the entire Vbto enst in the m'in race— has lieen presented apd Is one o f the best camps in the South as well as one o f the most reas­ The Intest move in Genoa looks like ‘ toriuls are written by the man state at that election. solved with the vividness and sharply onable with n fine corps o f teachers and councillors, with the best it has Simmered down to a light o f the wim- «*«*«* at the top of No party in Florida having polled drawn characterization that is typical Athletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pure drinking big Kuropcun powers for the right the editorial column. He simply dl- over live percent o f the vote cast in o f Cecil It. DcMjlh production* alone, water, good food, sanitary in every respect. to control the trade o f Russia. It was reels; the writing is done by corpps an election hut the Democratic party, The principal roles are played by aver thus and the United .States wilt "T " » ’» <‘ " ‘l women unknown to the do other party is eligible to pnrtiei- Ibiruthy Dalton, Mildred Harris, Con* Send fo r Catalogue or See Me Personally do well to stay out o f tho foreign public. Some o f the finest editorial* pate in the primary. rad Nagel, Theodore Kosloff, John muddles altogether. America is big »P < »r <" onc «>ur great rnetroR O B E R T J. H O L L Y , Jr. The Republicans having never polled Davidson and Julia Faye. The cast is J politaii papers, are written by a wo H A N F O IIl). FLO R ID A • ‘enough. Stay at home. over five percent in nny election have large and capable. M man in her sixties, who formerly to get their candidates before the ' — ■ — ----■ wrote for n country weekly when her It looks suspiriour. thnt the second people in the general election through; U8E C H E A PE S T ROWER husband was living nnd operating u iis j •'"•r.ir.atlng convention/, the rvauilajof ______ fire in the Inst two months should . , . i .i -f. . i it it . country ollicc. I hut woman draws which ure certified Ivy the proper ill* ih r Aa*»<-Uird i>rr.., J "1 break out in the Treasury building at , , . . . . , , , ,, ,, *on n rich experience nnd u close oh. convention officials to the secretary ^ ARH IN G TO N , Mny 3,— Henry Washington. Just why these tires. lt . ,*________ t...................... n rvnlion of human nature nnd human of state who then orders them placed hol’d s o ffer to develop the governshould break out in the Treasury affairs for her inspiration, nnd she on the official ballot. Or, tike the nitrate and (lower projects at building is something Unit we hope rarely misses the mark. prohibitionists when Mr. C all* was Muscle Shoals, Ain,, was modified the few remaining Democrats in A united, well organized country placed in nomination, they mny by pc- again yesterday by tt’ . II. Mayo, chief Wasfilrtfeton will Investigate for the pres* is the anchor o f society, o f busi­ lltlon signed by a certain number of engineer for the Detroit manufacture J Republican watch dogs o f the treaaa ness, of our political, educational nnd voters, have the seesetary o f stnto pr* | ■ ury seem to he asleep except when religious institutions. Lot us keep it place their candidate's nnntc on the Cleanliness « is next to Godliness ■ Announcement o f the new change ■ Die Uitius questing In mentioned. Hot­ clean, forceful uml above nil free official ticket. was made before the senate ugricul£ ter let the ex-service men hnvc the from jealousy nnd undignified rivalry. Wo invite the public nnd nil users‘of E LD E R We are not quite sure whether Mr. <"rnl committee following the requost ■ money than to let It burn up. — Reporter-Star. y* SPRIN G S W A T E R to visit the spring nnd in Porter Is nsking for this information, l *’F Chairman Norris, made nl yestcr- ■ ' ' ■ - -— o------- — ----------- o— ------our method o f handling its product. Why take or whether he merely wants to know day's hearing, thnt the language o f " C A N N E D E D ITO RIALS a chance? Your eminent physicians claim FLO RID A WOMEN H A V E AMHI* if a Republican candidate can ‘ run* in the proposal clearly state what priced J thnt this water in uncxcollod nnd ita purity the Democrat itprimary. He cannot, piwer would be used In the making ■ H o t S P O L IT IC A L PROGRAM In these days o f great issues politi­ makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The law requires him to secure his “ f fertilizer. m cal >• nnd economically, when the foun­ When Mr. Mayo resumed his to*ti-'j| Florida women, us indicated by a party nomination either in a convondations o f the economic and political The Ford people of Sanford as well as the systems o f every government in tho program set forth by the legislative I tlon, or by petition, until ids party money on the Ford o ffer yesterday he Western Union recommend this water for world lire being put to the test, men ‘ imneil made up from members In the lias grown to where it (mils over five railed attention to modification made batteries. 'think fo r themselves. Especially various clubs o f the women in this percept o f the vote east in nny gen* over night, by which it was agreed lo *operate nitrate plant Nn. 2, using those who assume to be lenders in "tale, hnvc a most ambitious i.lin. * ral state nnd county election.— TurnCall phone 311 and have a bottle of this water the most economical source nf power thought and are in a position to shape Inc'mled in this program wo find on Tribune. sent you nnd protect votir health. available, throughout the pease per­ public opinion. •,Ufh things as: I ----------- « ----------iod." T H E M A N IF E S T D ESTIN Y OF Newspapers nnd magazines have a "E ffective nnd state-wide tick a FLO RID A eradication, local option stock law a powerful influence in bMh business ■ FAVORS Fit EE T E X T by which resident* o f any given and politic*. Politicians nnd great HOOKS IN SCHOOLS I’or many years the people o f Flor­ locality may have their property hutinesa leaders recognize this fact M S A N F O R I) F L O R ID A protected from the ravages of ida have been endcuvoring to iniM and use every means possible th in­ llljr TVtr 1 kkurlrilnl l ,r<*n«il a |(ires* upon the northern mind thnt fluence the press. Some o f the menns ! tnurmiding cattle nnd livestock, JA C K SO N V ILLE . Mny 2 . - Distrib. a aR aa B a R H a v H a H M B a a a a a is a a a a a a a a R a a B «a a B a B a H B a a a B H M a a a » forest pinto linn nnd reforesta­ i lie summer season in Fioridn is as are laudable, others are damnable. uttion o f text hooks by tho state free tion, conservation of Fioridn delightful and comfortable in its way The worst interests of the country o f charge to the school children was ns the winter, hut so far the effort game and fish, with other matters iwick to control the editoriul columns advocated ns nn important need o f likely to lie added to the list he- I has met with scant success. They o f the press by tho use o f money. They Florida's educational system by Fred 1simply refuse to believe. You may tween4 now mid the assembling seek to buy either directly or indir­ Noble, chairman o f the Duval county deluge them with facts and figures ectly tlu* editorial columns. Many of | o f the next legudnture." imnn! of public instruction, in ad­ prepnred, and taken from the records o f the United irorfB ii With tlmt pn irai i the great newspa|H<rs and magazines dressing the annual meeting nf the the women |States wcnth‘*r bureau, comparing l e d lF t l ■ are controlled hiloy and breeches by with the ktiowledj^Fthnt Fioridn Congress o f Mothers nnd RnrA P R I L 29TH TO M A Y 6TH a a tho money Interests. Papers o f lesser will bo a factor in gurry ing out Hint temperatures in Florida with those !■ns-Teachers Association which opena HIDE A BICYCLE FOR H E A L T H AND P LE A S U R E program only as they vutc nnd as thousand* o f miles to the north, nl< importance are influenced indirectly a cd here Inst night. RID E A BICYCLE FOR PR O F IT A N D ECONOMY a There are a score o f concerns engng- they are able to legislate, it is sur- way* to tin* advance o f this state, and Mr. Noble urged better salaries a cd In writing editorials of acolorful I’rising that more women have not an- they greet you with nn incredulous for school teachers, declaring thnt Fume on Ulya nnd xirl*. There is no better time than now to own a character,ingeniouslyworded to hide 'w m 'm l their candidacy for tho leg- smile showing plainly their liellef Bicycle nlthough the ptoplo had been gener­ a I islntive positions to he filled in the that the records have been "doctored” ■ ous in ulmost every other line of pub­ >coining primmy and general election*, for a purpose. a Special prices on Hoys’ and Girls' Hirvcles for this week lic need they have l>oen “ niggardly" ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ « ■ ■ Pinellas county, so far, is the only Many good people come down here a $35.00 C ASH in the matter of providing funds for a 1one to come forward with a woman for the winter, nnd finding the clia educational purposes. He asserted a the legislature. That she is one |mate so soft nnd balmy and summery Men's and Ladies’ Hicvrle a thnt the average monthly salary o f ttie most active workers in the so vastly different from the winter a $35.00 TO $50.00 C A S H school teachers Is flPO, yet their re­ unty ami stale federation o f wo- o f their northern homes, that they ■ » con sponsibility la that o f tiie welfare a men's clubs Is most significant. It is jump tu the luisty conclusion thnt Motor Hike Models a generations. He gnvc nn annual salary especially significant. It Is especially there must he an equal difference In a $50.00 CASH uf between II.K00 and 12,000 as a significant thnt she should recclvo the summer climnte; that while they goal for which those interested in We well Weyden on imitalimenta at an additional price of $5.00 on each ■ the officinl endorsement o f the de- tire sweltering in heat, with the liter, school work should strive to pay tho a pnrtmnt o f civil service reform o f cury standing at 100 degrees or nhovo Hieycle. Trrm s 310.00 in advance nnd $5.00 per month.» educator*. a the Florida Federation o f Wontcn'a the people o f Fioridn must he sizling Spenker W. S. Jennings, of tho : L E T ’S A L L RIDE BICYCLES club*. and broiling in unbearable heat. Tell Fioridn house o f representatives, In a letter to Mrs. Katherine Tip- them o f the number o f heat P " *tra, ^ h, o f th# a Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ ’ ■cits, I iiip II ih i . unty * woman can- lion* in the northern cities during ,,___ , __ a state's educational system in bring, a vice Our Motto didate for the legislature, Mrs. Flor- the hot months, and (mint to the fact ing his theme to what he described ■ oaee M. Cooley, chairman o f the Fed- that such casualties never occqr in a* the system 's'tw o greatest prob. a er.^ion's Civil Service Department, Florida, am! again you find an unlieterns; that of adequate funds for the 5 T IIE SHORTING GOODS STO RK writ ea from Jacksonville as follows: Mover. It 1* not possible, they say. Phones m - R K nup|iorl o f the schools and elflcieucy J "Congratulations and all good Hut public opinion in that respect, in their Instruction. » 117 P a rk Avenue ttK I.A K A III.OCTv " a wishes for your election to the , is gradually undergoing n change. a Constant iteration nnd reiteration of Herald want ads get result:. j j legislature. As a native Florid- i SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CD. & URK’S REPAIR SHOP ORLANDO STEAM. LAUNDRY ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY Elder Springs Water C o . N a t io n a l B ic y c le W e e k j (GROCERIES I= FRUITS • | J P P f P | AND VEGETABLES : : s Df.ANF TU RN ER Sanford Cycle Co. �i +W7' T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y ANCIENT V. iM TtR S A3 iVtODLLS " . ... Miv Ltim Much From Aut ' t . Works A r. the Orou.t I" Lltsrituro. 1922 PAGE day (tom orrow). Mr. Stanley is ciiat Ida. dated the Ind day of-March, t i l l . In tha above entitled eauae. ns a noted artist, Cheync Roveln, who ROB A L HUMPHREY. Administratrix o f the Re­ is staying at n fashionable summer late of William T. Humph­ resort— not fo r its social advantages rey (eometlmea known ae T Humphrey.) but solely fo r the gorgeous views (Mnrch IS. W. >1 . I*; April S. It. tt. It; May V lo-c) vas. For most ether actors the property N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS T R A T O R Y E S T E R D A Y 'S RE SU LTS which o ffe r mnny subjects fo r his can(F o r Final Discharge) Florida State lea gu e man would hnvc to provide a painting A t St. Petersburg, .1; Jacksonville, on which the player could pretend t o 'In court o f County Judge, Seminole 2. be working. Forrest Stanlely needed County, State of Florida A t Daytons, 6; Lakeland, 2. no “ prej." He selected a fine vista In re Eatate of A t Orlando, 1; Tampa, 3. and painted his own picture o f it. Mr. W. T. Humphrey. Stanley's art was so good that DirecNotice Is hereby given, to all whom National League tor Robert G. Vignola claimed the It may concern, that on the 10th day A t Boston, 3; Now York, 6. canvas as his own on completion of of May, A . D. 1922, I shall apply to A t Cincinnati, 0; Pittsburgh, 2. the photoplay, and,it now ndorn* his the Honorable E. F. Ilousholder, judge New York home. of said court, as Judge o f Probate, for Others not scheduled. Mr. Stanley is one o f , the several my final discharge as Administratrix interesting and distinctive characters of the citutc o f W. T. Humphrey, de­ American League A t New York, 12; Boston, 6. in this fascinating Sophie Kerr story. ceased, and that at the same time 1 A t Philadelphia, I I ; Washington, 2. Assuming the other roles are: June will present to said Court my final Elvidge, Truly Shattuck, Lydia Yen- accounts as Administratrix o f said A t Detroit, 3; St. Louis, 1. mans Titus, Hallam Cooley, Martha estate, and ask for their approval. A t Chicago, G; Cleveland, 10. Dated March 7th, A. D. 1922. Mattox, Ailccn Manning, Antrim ROSA L. H U M P H R E Y , Short, Thnntns Jefferson nnd John and American Association Adm inistratrix. Gordon Dooley. it is a Paramount 3-7-o .a.w-9wc A t St. Paul-Minneapolis, rain. picture. Others not scheduled. SPORTS bank in the City o f New York, State o f New York. Whereas, prior to the issue of the bonds above described, under the char­ ter o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, the said ordinance proposing snid issue o f bonds must be approved by a majority vote o f the electors o f the City o f San­ ford, Floridn, who nrc qualified to vote ns shown by the registration nnd tax books o f the City, nt nn election called and held for that purpose. o f Msy, A. D. 1922, shall b« held and the ordinances and charter of the C ity o f Sanford, Flurida. W ITN E SS the hands of C. E. Henry, as Mayor of tho'City o f Sanford, F lo r­ ida, and C. E. Henry'- S. 0. Chase and ^ T r „ ^ r u ” -r» s w’orest Like, ns Commissioners, com­ posing the C ity Commission o f tha « 3 5 , “ *oodM<2; I , „ ihe sndeaU; W* cannot be City o f Sanford, Florida, attested by trt.Tn that they will live through the L. R. Philips, Clerk o f the City o f of the world, and conSanford, Florida, and tho corporate £ ? t ,, ple**e in every climate, unseal of the City o f Snniord, Florida, ; ; r every ot government. Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor on this the 10th day of April, A . D. Jrauih Aery « ■ « * * [ civilisation. o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, under Wf E*y » " 11 barrow desjrtpllvs power nnd by virtue o f tho authority in me CH AS. E. H EN R Y, L , Tacltua .lhtnltled; perspicuity vested by the ordinances o f the City o f As Mayor of th* C ity Lrn IJvy; alroi'liclty from Tartar; Sanford, Florida, and we, C. E. Henry, o f Sanford, Florida. mi) from Homer * ’niP l'orl,on of that ,.M and heat which, dispersed In a S. O. Chase nnd Forest Lake, ns Com­ CH AS. E. H EN R Y, mSoO rhanpela, hr. ilUed the world missioners o f the City o f Sanford, S. O. CHASE, » w!.j» bright Imafr. and Illustrious Floridn, comprising the City Commis­ FO RE ST LAKE , Lrt «hp cultivator of mini sion o f Sanford, Florida, do hereby A b the City Commis­ era literature addict himself to the call nn election to be held in the City sion o f the City of pure.! model! of mate which France. o f Sanford, Florida, on tho 17th day Sanford, Florida . Paly and Ensland could aupply. he o f May, A. D. 1922, to determine tho Attest: «'rM vttll laarn from Virgil to be question by snid election then and miotic, and from Tlhullua to be tenL. R. P H IL IP S , (S E A L ) it t t,f might not yet look upon the there to he held, whether the said or­ City Clerk o f the City o f hr,' of nature ft- Theocrltua *aw It; dinance proposing said issue of bonds Sanford, Florida. B(W ra!|ht he reach thoae iprlngs of shall be adopted, approved nnd con­ April 12-19-26; Mny 3-10-17. uthoa with which Kurlpldea aoftenod firmed by the electors o f said City, tie heart i of hi* audience.—Sydnay Have you one of the K-Z dust parts? Southern Association nnd whether the bonds provided for In Smith If not, get one at the Popular MarA ll games postponed, rain. said ordinance shall be issued by the ket fo r 27c. 32-2tc City o f Sanford, Florida, in tho man­ HEAD AND HEART OF LONDON GAM ES T O D A Y ner and for the pur|>oscs in snid ordi­ i Tampa at Orlando, Whereas, Tho City Commission of nance provided nnd set forth. A U T O R E P A IR S amt Financial Area la One and Tralakeland at Daytona. the City o f Sanford, Florida, on the And I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor of tho faigir Squirs la Undanlably Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. 10th day o f April, A. D. 1922, duly City o f Sanford! Floridn, nnd we, C. the Othtr. AU W ork Guaranteed passed nnd adopted n certain ortliHenry, S. O. Chase nnd Forest L E A G U E S T A N D IN G nance entitled, Tt.ere - an he little doubt that Lon­ appoint II. E. Tolar, C, L. lirilt nnd Florida State League "A n Ordinance Providing fo r nn don bend la that urea of the city F. P. (lines, Inspectors of said elec­ Won I-ost Pet. ehich contain* the llnnk of England, Issue o f Bonds by the City o f Suntion, nnd W. M. Haynes, ns Clerk of Elm the rtock exchange and Other great St. Petersburg .640 16 9 ford, Floridn, in the sum o f a^plaaa of hot water aad snid election. dcxorlal imd buxine** bouse*. phosphate pesvsnta Illness 10 Daytona 14 .583 |G25,000.00 fo r Municipal Purpos­ The snid election hereby ordered and Hut Leinlen'* hi irt la not there, auya Lakeland and hups im fit. 447-W .520 13 12 es; the Proceeds Derived from the Uadon Anawere There la a celdness called to be held on the said 17th day .500 Orlando ................ .. 13 13 Snlc Thereof to be Used fo r about th- dty which due* not appeal Just as coal, when it hums, leaves 13 .500 13 Building and Constructing n Mu­ to the stronger. lie atunda In awe Tampa behind incombustible ashes, so the nicipal Building, for the Exten­ 18 .280 of It. lie look* upon the teeming Jacksonville ......... .. 7 food and drink taken day after day sion o f Park Avenue Northward trxflr and the hurrying folk with a leaves in the nlimentnry canal indi­ into the Waters of Lake Monroe, fwltng of unreft National I-cngue Put that smne stronger In the neigh­ for the Extension of the D rain, Won I,ost Pet. gestible material, which if not com­ borhood nf Trafalgar square, where New Y'ork age and Sewerage System, fo r 14 3 .824 pletely eliminated from the system he catcher a glimpse of the houses of Constructing, Paved, Macadamiz­ .688 each day, becomes food fo r the mil­ Chicago 11 6 parliament, the towers of the ancient lions o f bacteria wheih infest the ed or Other Hard Surfaced .533 St. Louis .............. .. 8 7 abbey, and xee* England's great aallor Streets, nnd for Funding and 8 8 ....... .500 bowels. From this mass of left-over tc the lummlt of hi* lofty monument, Brooklyn Paying the Outstanding Floating 8 9 .471 waste, toxins and ptomainelike pois­ guarded by l.imilneef's wonderful Pittsburgh ons are formed and sucked into the Indebtedness o f the City o f San­ Ilona and In- will expand at once and Philadelphia ......... .. 7 9 .438 aay: "Now. thin la a hit, nil right lM Cincinnati ford Evidenced by Vouchers 5 12 .294 blood. In Trafalgar square there la a sense Boston Men and women who can't get feel­ Heretofore Issued, nnd Authoriz­ 3 12 .200 of rompinlim*!il|> iinil merry comrading right must begin to take inside ing the Mayor of the City of ery That 1* probably why ao mnny huths. Before breakfast each morn­ Sanford, Florida, to call nn Elec­ American League folk ccngrt-gite there with nppnrently tion to Determine tho Question ns Won Lost I’ct. ing drink n glass o f hot water with n aithlng much to do. Even the traf­ to the Issunnce of Said Bonds fo r 6 12 fic irema to he pluylng u game of puaa St. Louis .667 teaspoonful o f limestone phosphate in W ill Help You K eep Cool it to wash out o f the bowels the pre­ the Aforesaid Purposes," la th« corni-r or general post. New Y 'o r k ............ .. 12 G .667 Chicago 9 7 .563 vious dny’s poisons nnd toxins, nnd and See our window display o f all kinds Rtvtxlcd Genius In Youth. Whereas snid ordinance provides fo r Cleveland ............... .. 8 .471 to keep the entire alimentary canal 9 clean, pure nnd fresh. yalD‘ l»>r<ii!eh'» mother encouraged Philadelphia ...... the issue of bonds by the City o f Snn8 9 .471 ttr i » t flr*t attempts at drawing. At Boston .................. .. 7 Those who are subject to sick head­ ford, Florida, fo r municipal purposes 9 .438 !«r|tr he wue tilling books with Washington ......... 8 .421 ache, colds, biliousness, constipation, In the total sum of $025,000.00, the 11 tk’ itbt* of flowers and clumps of ............ 12 .294 others who wake up with bad taste, proceeds derived from the inic c f -aid tree* In the Suffolk lunts and woods. Detroit feu! breath, boikm lie, rheumatic s t ill­ bonds to he expended in the following He 'hotted ao milch talent that the ness, or have « sour, gassy stomach manner, to-wit: f»nmj ae. ided to send him to London Southern Association to study [minting $15,000.00 for building ami con­ Won Lost Pet. nftcr meals, are urged to get a quarter The ruslnn of the Orst portrait he Mobile .................. 6 18 .684 pound o f limestone phosphate from structing a municipal building for tainted mas very romantic. He was New Orleans 6 . 1 .647 the drug store, nnd begin practicing housing the municipal library o f the ■ 'thing i n it landscape when a young cost city. Memphis ............... 12 7 .622 internal sanitation. This will lady came unexpectedly upon him. He very little, hut is sufficient to make $67,000.00 for the extension o f Park .611 7 lorsKlIaiely began to transfer her to Little Rock .......... .... 1 .526 anyone an enthusiast on the subject. Avenue Northwnrd into the waters of 9 hi* cant at mix took some time— long Nashville ......... ..... 10 Lake Monroe to enable the public to 8 .400 — Adv. rtouth fur painter nnd model to fall In Birmingham 12 love When he wus nineteen he mar­ Atlanta .................. .. 6 avail themselves o f the right o f com­ .333 12 ried her, "I'm Going Right Straight Hack tc merce and transportation afforded by C h a ttan ooga ....... . .. 4 14 .222 My Dear Old Floridn Home," at Hin- water, and to furnish the means o f lilt work liecame so much the rage Iti! hit friends Jovially punned upon termister's Pinno Store, Wclnkn Block. access from the highway by land to C U T T H IS O U T— IT IS W ORTH fit* name and dutihei! his house "(iatn'a 20-tfp the highway by water for the use o f M O NEY B-r^ati rimugh he disagreed with the public. Reyn-ii<l- nnd others of hla famous Cut out this slip, enclose with Be and Save your money by getting our $10,000.00 fo r the extension and en­ ccatetiii.ur.trlea. they all saluted him mail it to Foley St Co., 2S35 Sheffield prices on seed, feed nnd fertilizer. I f largement o f the drainage and sew er­ " * brilliant man and n great painter, Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name we don’t save you money on the snmo age system of the City. —t'eilaner. nnd address clearly. Y'ou w ill receive quality, we give it to you. Como nnd Do not try to pay blllc without a checking $408,000.00 fo r the construction of in return a trial package containing see.— The L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, paved, mncadnmlzcd nnd other hard S gr* of Spltnder. , account. . 29-Stc surfaced streets in tho City, nnd *a * Hirhmond household e negro Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for Fla. coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney ■•mm by the name of Clarissa cornea $35,000.00 for funding and paying I* <wraah.nelly to help for the day. Pills fo r pains in sides and back; I f you do, you will surely get all tangled up. STO PI LO O K! L IS TE N ! the outstanding floating indebtedness !U hej |„.fD ciear|njf , hf dinner table rheumatism, backache, kidney nnd o f the City of Sanford, Floridn, evi­ Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ W* day .tfier * plentiful repast, which, bladder ailments; nnd Foley Cathattic Are you blue? Do you want to denced by vouchers heretofore issued atruo, „,hfr detlcaclea. Included ■ Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly Inugh? Thun come to the comedy, hy tho City o f Sanford, Floridn. sides, with a checking account, you can keep ‘ a f sauntitlon. and aa she pasted Said bonds to be o f the denomina­ Il f., alt Ihe doorway rarrylng In each cleansing cnthnrtic fo r constipation, "Too Much o f n Good Thing" at the nn nccurnte record o f your expenditures. tion o f One Thousand Dollars each, ™ ’1 " ""H filled rMn of the glisten- biliousness, headaches, and sluggish S. II. S. auditorium May Bth. Be sure and see Tom Perkins, the (tearing interest nt the rate o f six “ * Wflun rind .he rolled her eyea at bowels. Sold everywhere.— Adv. The Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially invites country pumpkin, with his ‘T m the per centum per annum, interest pay­ _ *»f the huuae and asked: you to become one o f its customers. ” Sn,MI ni" Ml* A lire, hut would DR. P A L M E R C. DutlOSK Son o f My Dad." He’s a scream. Y’ ou able semi-annually on the 1st days o f )° >11 mind | carried home one of simply must not miss it. Also vaude­ July and January, said bonds to lie OF C H IN A S P E A K S A T n ru r ville acts ull for 25c and 35c. numbered consecutively from 1 to G25, N- «1arta«a • was ;he reply, "but P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH A part o f tho proceeds will go to both number* inclusive, snid bonds to , * ru rorth do you want with It? the Sanford High School for their new mature in the following manner, to„ don i keep pi*. „ f chickens, (1o The public o f Sanford are invited to youf Domestic Science course equipment. w it: bond* to be numbered from 1 to hear Dr. DuBoic at 8 P. M., tonight. Come! Remember, Friday, May 5th. 300, both numbers inclusive, to bo *cr* '* '* n" Mis' Alice, 1 don't keep Dr. DuBosc has spent his whole life in . ' *01"'* 1" "h a t | wants to do Is Help the High School and help the ia' t>onds; the maturity dates o f bonds • X* deni neighbors of mine China, his father being n Missionary’ Sanford Dramatic Club. 31-ltp o f this issue to be numbered from 1 . "U* ,,p* 'h>n't never have slch there fo r mnny years nnd having a' to 300, both inclusive, to be ns fo l­ hte,1* ' " dl* " wt-ttln' outside dere large part to do in abolishing the Th* Herald fo r Post Csrds. lows, to-wit: itep» — Harper's Magaxlne. opium business. Dr. DuBose has Bonds numbered from 1 to 30 to been speaking at n number o f conven­ mature July 1st, 1925. tions at prominent cities while in Vote., of the Ounae. e vui ,,f ,|lt. ,|unM nr<1 ln Ronds numbered from 31 to GO to The vocational committee of the DualAmerica. )* In- ,-flct „f KU||B ,m(j rrowi There will be special music by the ness and Professional Women's Club mature July 1st, 192G. Ronds numbered from fil to 90 to requests all young women d«string ' "f rongetsrs—the choir at this service. 1 ii . *to#0* tree*—the roar employment to register at the First mature July 1st, 1927. Ronds numbered from 91 to 120 to nit Iin, ' L,rf ■hore—the soft The world at your door every even­ Nstional Rank. »!*>«» is ’L h<f 0 4 " , n, u- vddytng ing fo r 16c.— Daily Herald. mature July 1st, 1928. AGNES G. IlER N K R. Chairman ram ■ whir of There is a satisfaction in know ing that t Ilonds numbered from 121 to 150 to I Z a, : nf' ,n "‘p ravines—th* mature July 1st, 1929. when you send fo r a thing that you w ill g e t it. j* AN A R T IS T AS W E L L In I b r f ' l r r a l t C o u r t *1 S r m ls n lr Counm.rihv C* ,‘ n,, IU,le ln Ronds numbered from 151 to 189 to t r , d o r i a n , — I.I c k s u r r r r AS A FILM P L A Y E R katidtd. * chorus of the mature July 1st, 1930,^ It is our purpose to maintain our stocks k«ln t tt* *"Ch»te—the prulonged g o n e n o r riNAi, arco p sT iiid by Ronds numbered from ip.', to 210 to A I) Ml.XII NTH A T III X S?r “ V " 1* •« nl*ht—nnd m.ny Forrest Stanley Prove* He Can Paint so that you w ill not be disappointed. Robsrt T. Humphrey, William I» Hum­ mature July 1st, 1931. In "Reality's W orth" .sme'V I ' 0f hllle. and bephrey ( sometime* known *■ L II. Bonds numbered from 211 to 240 to Humphrey), and Itoee !, Humphrey, A noth er thing,—-the price is not ad­ •f enchamL h,> ln ,hl1 Un,» mature July 1st, 1932. Complainants, One sees so many musicians on the t mhaa.mea. an«l mystery.-Bsrt H. vs. vanced du rin g a tem porary local shortage. Bends numbered from 241 to 270 to screen who really cannot play, so Ross L Humphrey, Indlvldusly end[ *e Administratrix of th* Estate of W il­ mature July 1st, 1933. many Frenchmen to whom French is liam T. Humphrey, (soinrtlmrs called W e are at your service all the time. Bonds numbered from 271 to 300 to W. T. Humphrey), dersassd, Theresa a mystery, so mnny sculptors who can­ *W it Psodlng. Humphrey, I V, Btsnatrom. Lee Hten* mature July 1st, 1934. not sculp, so mnny koldieni who have etrom. Ernest L Humphrey. Arthur 1 n t L . ^ V 0' *" " Urrj ,,,jr dBU«I‘ter. Humphrey. Drue* Humphrey. Sally bonds to be numbered from 301 to 625, never fought except^ over their salar­ Humphrey, John Humphrey, C. t~ tolli;„n„ r j ' T T ' " ‘r Kruuch>r old Humphrey and Ou# Humphrey, I>cT both numbers inclusive, to bear the ).>tjtl U.7 * M Kl0'M‘ r'‘*l «t the timid ies, that it is a real treat tn find an fendants , .. ) same date o f maturity, bonds number­ . e n u w w . a rtlit who C A N paint, who does pSlnt Holies Is hereby riven that the undsretrned aa Administratrix of th* Ea- ed from 301 to 625, both numbers in­ aren't #dd.,d : " nt the way. and who paints well. tat* of William T. Humphrey, (eome- clusive, to mature 30 years after the sw . i L r ,>f ra,r This Is the case with Forest Stan­ times known as W. T. Humphrey) de­ Phone 536 ceased, will on the llth day of May, date o f the issuance thereof; thin en­ ley, leading man with Marion Davies, l i l f file her final report and account 'but | u‘c chsftltas ae Administratrix nf lh* above named tire issue o f bonds to be dated July -Du- i, 1 *,K,n wit. he ^lne•, in her latest Cosmopolitan Production. estate 'n the office o f the CIsrk of the G R O W E R S S U P P L IE S ----'ourl o f flentlnole Elor- 1st, 1922, both principsl end interest S .. A “•‘Clean Legion Weekly. "Beauty’s Worth, ’ which will be pre- Circuit Courtlof Ssmtools County. countr-riorY ______ I o f said bonds to be payable at tome sented at the Princess Thestre Thurs- cu'cuu Court o'f'Hemlnolt'couniy. n o r■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B U R ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■MKBMR i NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION i RIVE & WALKER !U i Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water Corner First and Phone 41 ; Hot Weather Is Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER Ball Hardware A CHECK ON Yourself' The Peoples Bank of Santord ..Employment Bureau.. Complete Stock] 2 Chase Company ii �Building and Constructing a Mu­ an Issue of Bonds by the City of the sura o f $468,000.00 will be required nicipal Building, fo r the Extension Sanford. Florida, in the sum of to pay the cost o f constructing certain of Park Avenue Northward into $625,000.00 fo r Municipal Purpos­ paved, macadamised and other hard the W ntcri o f Lake Monroe, for es; the Proceeds Derived from the surfaced streets in the City o f San­ the Extension o f the Drainage and Sale Thereof to be Used fo r iiondi numbered from Cl to 9d to ford, Florida, and that the said pro­ Sewerage System, fo r Construct­ Building and Conatructlng a Mu­ posed paving and hard surfacing o f n v ■ n n r i / l l i r r T> i r r r vancpd “ n‘l the yield and yield o f early mature July li t , 1927. ing Paved, Macadamized or Oth­ nicipal Building, fo r the Exten­ certain streets in said City is a necM A r n R I llH I K A I R plantings are showing up well. I.a t« Iiondi numbered from er Hard Surfaced Streets, and for sion of Park Avenuo northward ccssary public improvement und will * plantings, however, have felt the cf- to mature July lit , 1928. Funding and Paying the Out­ into the Waters o f Lnke Monroe, G O V E R N M E N T M A Y R F B N O FOUR T V ' “ “ * w" ‘ Bond.’ n u m b .r r tfrom 121 to ICO to ho of general benefit in its relation to standing Floating Indebtedness of fo r tho Extension o f the Draintho municipality. MU i i a m o IV n v i v r r i o i M i i i P,nnt,nK Is waiting on rain. mature July lit , 1929. the City o f Sanford, Evidenced by nge and Sewcrago System, fo r 5ULl.UJ.Mi IN t.l* IW«» *■ l u i u i i a W atermelon! are ripening in South Honda numbered from 151 to 180 to Section 10.— That the amount of A N IN I.A N D W A T R U W A Y Vouchers Heretofore Issued, and ConstructingPaved, Macadamized t Florida but when the report was is- mature July 1st, 1930. bonds required for the purpose set Authorizing the Mayor of the or other Hard Surfaced Streets, ,. ... „ , , i sued rain was needed immediately to lionds numbered from 181 to 210 to forth in Section 9, of this ordinance is City o f Sanford, Florida, to Call and for Funding and Paying tho the sum of $4G8,000.00, and the sum 2 5 * ; 0 thc C; ntrnl h '0r,,n U prevent serious damage. In du ction mature July 1st, 1931. an Election to Determine the Outstanding Floating Indebted­ * r 7™ ,c " f'11'' “ M ' un 1 o f beans, cucumbers and other spring lionds numbered from 211 to 240 to o f $408,000.00 of said proposed bond question as to the Issuance of ness of the City o f Sanford, E vi­ issue is hereby appropriated fo r the mature July 1st, 1932. I! rntM thr0U* h , h° ,lcVe'° p- truck crops has U tn heavily curtail-' ment o f w ater transportation was car. . . ,, Said Bonda fo r the Aforesaid Pur­ denced by Vouchers Heretofore Bonds numbered from 241 to 270 exclusive use and purpose set forth in . , . , ' , .. ed by dry weather, ried on today in tho meeting o f the poses,” Issued, and Authorizing the May­ Section 9 o f this ordinance. to matun July lit , 1933. Orlando Chamber o f Commerce when and A G A IN S T BONDS.” or of the City o f Sanford, Flori­ Bonds numbered from 271 to 300 to Section l b — That it is the determi­ A H E A L B A R G A IN President S. J. Sligh of the leiguo Section 15.— That this ordinance da, to call an Election to Deter­ mature July 1st, 1934. nation o f the City Commission that and Judge W . T. blind, form er mem­ shall become effective immediately mine the Question as to the Issu­ the present outstanding floating in­ $225.00 cash taken 1920 Oak- bonds to ho numbered from 301 to ber of congress from Kansas und pres­ upon its final passage and adoption. ance of Said Bonds fo r the A fo re­ land fivc-piLKHCnger. Good tires C25, both numbers inclusive shall bear debtedness o f the City of Sanford, ident o f the First National Hank of Adopted on this the 10th day of said Purposes" and in good condition.— II. & O. Mmo date o f maturity, bonds numbor- Florida, amounting to the sum o f $35,this city, made stirring appeals to se­ April, A. D. 1922. ed 301 to G25, both numbers inclu­ 000.00 should bo funded by the issu­ and FOR BONDS." Motor Co. 30-tfc cure the endorsement and support of CHAS. E. H E N R Y, “ Against the approval o f that cer­ sive, shall mature 30 years after date ance of bonds, and that said outstand­ the local commercial organization In S. 0. CHASE, tain ordinance o f the City of Sanford, o f tho issuance thereof; this entire is­ ing floating indebtedness should be We buy the best, guarantee all we the most vital movement afoot in tho FO RE ST L A K E , sell, give you good service and ap­ sue of bonds to be dated July 1st, 1922, paid, thereby improving the financial Florida, entitled, Peninsular stute today. City Commission of “ An Ordinance Providing for preciate the generous patronage you both principal and interest of said condition of said city, and that the Tho recent survey authorized hy Sanford, Florida. an Issue of Bonds by the City of favor us with. Phone 210, The Popu­ bonds to bo payable at some hank in payment o f said floating indebtedness congress fo r tho purpose o f determin­ Attest: Sanford, Florida, in tho sum o f lar Market. 32-2tc the City o f New York, State of New w ill be of general benefit in its rela­ ing the cost o f an inland Florida I* R. P H IL IP S , (S E A L ) $025,000.00, for Municipal Pur­ York. tion to the municipality. waterway system to reach as far south City Clerk, Sanford, Florida. poses; tho Proceeds Derived from Section 3.— That it is the dotcrmlSection 12.— That the amount o f $175 cash takes Mnxwcll lour­ as Miami and the subsequent calling 4-12-19-20; May 3-10-17 tho Sale Thereof to be Used for in g c a r . Good tires and in good nation of the City Commission thnt bonds required fo r tho purpose set of a m eeting by the engineers in mechanical condition. It’s a real the sum o f 115,000.00 w ill bo required forth in Section 11, of this ordinance charge o f the survey at Titunvillo on to pay the cost o f building and con -I is the sum of f35,000.00, and tho sum bargain.— B. & 0. Motor Co. ............................ .. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■* ■■■■■■■■■isanaa* May IGth, fo r the purpose o f hearing 3 0 -tfc structing the municipal building fo r o f $30,000.00 o f said proposed bond isfrom those sections o f the state inter__ _ _ _ __ the housing o f the municipal library sue is hereby appropriated fo r tho ex­ ested in the proposed route, was rew # , , „ yB have a few o f the latest o f tho City o f Sanford, and that tho clusive use and purpose act forth in spons bio fo r the activity man I ested fjctjon popuUr nf)Vels.--Mobley's construction o f said library building ia Section 11, of this ordinance. Section 13«--That, in accordance m M " Tld" ) Drug Store. 30-8tp a necessary public improvement and Water T r a ffic League. 1 ____________________ will be o f great benefit in its relation w itk Section 7, of tho Revised Ordi­ Utilization o f the great natural A n r Y t s i i i m p s in n a to the municipality of the City of San­ nances o f the City of Sanford, Florida, waterway of the St. Johns river and |j ford, Floridn. the Mayor o f the City o f Sanford, connecting with the Indian river by Section 4.— That the amount of F’loridh, is hereby instructed, author15 canal at a point between Cocon and bonds required for the purpose set ized and empowered to cal] an elcc “ An Ordinance Providing for an Is­ Titusville by the government for the ■ forth in Section 3 o f this ordinance is tion to determine the question of the ■ proposed intend water route is advo- sue o f Bonds hy the City o f Sanford, . , , ,, , > . . , ., , , , ■ L . : , i... .ft... ........... .ft....______ / is mm on thc of $16,000.0°, ami tho sum of issuance of the bonds provided for by ■ rated hy the Central Florida Water Florida, in the sum of $625,000.00 for $15,000.00 o f said proposed issue of this ordinance, s Traffic League. This route would Municipal Purposes; the Proceeds Dea bonds is hereby appropriated for the Section 14.— That tho form o f thc M riach from Jacksonville to Miami and rived from tho Sale Thereof to ho used I exclusive use und purpose o f construe- 1 ballots for anid election shall he ns a could be tnppe ,ed by a railroad to he for Building and Constructing a Mu- ■u i n ( U u i | d l m u n i e b u i W . follows, to-wit: n (c u t ral Fiend* to the nlclpal Uu.hUng, for the Extension o f| f ( q jfj Srct|on of thi, /j construed from "F'or tho Approval of that certain he canal would connect Park Avenue Northward into the Watpoint where the ordinance of the City of Sanford, en­ ordinance. with the Indian river. era o f Lake Monroe, for thc ExtcnSection 5.— That it is the determina­ titled ■ Judge Bland estimated that the ex- slon o f the Drainage and Sewerage tion o f the City Commission that tho “ An Ordinance Providing fo r y pendlture by tho government fo r the System, fo r Constructing Paved, Maa sum o f $67,000.00 Will be required to dsepening o f the St. Johns and the endamlred or Other Hard Surfaced pny tho cost o f tho extension of construction o f the cnnal connecting Streets and fo r Funding and Paying Park Avenue northwnrd into the wat­ with the Indian river would not ex- the Outstanding F'lnnting Indebted­ ers o f Iuike Monroe to enable the pub­ ness o f the City o f Sanford, Evidenced coed $4,000,000. lic to avail themselves o f the right of “ And I can go out in four weeks by Vouchers Heretofore Issued, and commerce nnd transportation afforded and raise the capital to build a rail­ Authorizing the Mayor o f the City of by water, nnd to furnish tho means of road from Central Florida to connect Sanford, Florida, to call an Election access from the highway hy land to this section up with this w aterw ay," to Determine thc Question us to thc tho highway hy water for thc use of a Issuance o f Said Bonds for tho A fo re ­ he said. v the public, and that thc extension and President Sligh staled that the ton­ said Purposes, A CO M M U N ITY B U ILD ER construction o f Park Avenue north­ u Whereas, the City Commission of nage from Central Florida, if such a ward into the waters o f Lake Monroe route were chosen, would treble that the City o f Sanford, Florida, deem it is a necessary public improvement nnd THOS. J. A. R E ID Y B. F. W I1ITNB R , Cashier ■ coining from any other section which expedient nnd to tho best interests of F. P. FORSTER, President will ho of genernl benefit in Its rela­ Attorney and Coxoaslior-at-Law another route might servr. the City o f Sanford, Florida, to Istion to the municipality of tho City of In opening his address Judge Bland sue bonds o f tho City o f Sanford, FlorPracticing in State and Federal Courts Sanford, F’lorida. sald: “ I am here today because this ids, in thc sum of $625,000.00 for mil­ Section 6.— That the amount of Over Seminole County Bank ls the most important subject b e fo re 1nlclpal purposes, tho proceeds to he bonds required for the purpose set the people o f Florida today. Trans- derived from tho sale of said bonds to forth in Section 5, o f lids ordinance is S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S poriaiino is tno lifeblood o f a nation, bo used fo r tho following municipal G eorge A . DeCottes the sum o f $67,000.00, nnd the sum of JOHN GOVE, Proprietor I f F'loridn is to reach its commercial purposes, to-wit: Attorney-at-Ijiw $67,000.00 o f said proposed issue of C E M E TE R Y W ORK A S P E C IA L T Y destiny it is through economical truns(n) Building and constructing n bonds is hereby appropriated for thc Over Seminole County Hank municipal building for the housing of portal ion." 1018 Weat First Street 1018 West First S tm t exclusive use nnd purpose set forth in SAN FO R D -j. FLO RID A Furnishing ns a contrast the rates thc municipal library of the City of Section 5, o f this ordinance. enjoyed hy Sanford over Orlando, less Sanford, F'lorida. Section 7,— That it is the determi­ (h) Tho Extension o f Park Avcthan half because of available water S. O. Shinholser nation of tho City Commission that ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a transportation, he stated that there nuo Northwnrd Into the waters of the sum o f $10,000.00 will be required ■ ■ Lake Monroe to enable tho public to was never a more psychological time Contractor and Builder to pay the cost o f the extension and to get favorable legislation from the avail themselves of the right o f com- enlargement o f the druinoge and sewSAN FO RD FLORID* mono nnd transportation afforded by , _ federal government than now. , , erage system o f tho City o f Snnford, the means of , , , “ We need w ater transportation, not water,’ nnd to. furnish it. i » ■. Florida, and that thi extension and On the Okeechobee Branch of the F’ lorida East Coast Railway, Ctiuluoto replace railroad transportation, hut access from the highway hy land t o ' enlargement o f the drainage and sew­ S M IT H BROS. ta, F’ la., among the pines and lakes c f Seminole county, aa up-to-date to supplement it,” lie said. highway by water for the use of erage system o f the City o f Snnford, G arage and Machine Co. modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heaL First Calling attention to the expenditure Btt public. Florida, is a necessary public improve­ class cuisine. Ratee $2.30 to $3J0 per day; $10 to $IB per week, ac­ Calling attention to the expenditure (c> Tho extension nnd enlarge- ment nnd will he o f general benefit in Expert Auto Repair Work cording to location o f room. of the government in the (thin Vnl- n,(’nl of tho drainage nnd sewerngo its relation to the municipality. Phone 10 Corner First and Oak Icy, along the Illinois river nnd the system o f the City of Sanford, FlorlSection 8.— That tho amount of lower Mississippi, Judge Bland said 'k*M RS. C H AS. D. B R U M L E Y , M anager J bonds required for the purpose sot --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — a that the expenditure la improve the H ) The construction o f paved, forth in Section 7, o f this ordinance "W E D E LIV E R TH E GOODS' water transportation facilities o f Flor- macadamized and other hard surfaced ^ ^ „ um of ?10 ^ () (H, nm| „ u, „ um Quick Service Tnm sfcr ilia would be a mere bagatelle in com streets in the City of Sanford, F’lori o f $40,000.00 o f said proposed issue of SloruRc FncililicH da. pari son.-—Orlando Reporter-Star. bonds is hereby appropriated for the ( « ) Ttie funding and paying o f ttie If » e please you, tell others; if no exclusive use and purpose set forth in outstanding flouting indebtedness of l<dl us. Phone 498 ICE CREAM T H IE F Section 7, of this ordinance. the City o f Snnford, F'lorida, evidenc­ M UST H A V E SW E E T TOOTH Section 9.— That it is the determi­ ed hy the vouchers heretofore issued “ SERVICE T H A T COUNTS” nation o f the City Commission that S A N F O R D ST. P E T E PO LIC E S A Y by the City o f Snnford, F'lorida, N O V E L/n £! ^ f | “THE PATH OF SAVING I IS THE PATH TO 1 SUCCESS” j V"tral ORDINANCE NO. 30 Thrift, Saving, Economy makes the journey safe, effective, prof­ itable. A bank account will put you on the right road to permanent success. PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : First National Bank! CHULUOTA INN CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY I II ? T t* r A i t o r l n l r d I ' r r a i l ST. PE TE R SB U R G , May 2 The local police are looking for a thief who specializes in thc theft of ice cream front the hack entrances of homes. Thc thief has been at work some time but the straw that broke the camel's back was the theft o f a quantity o f cronm fro mthe home of Sum D. llur- f W ORKS We handle everything in V. C. COLLER, Prop. T H E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E L IN E Therefore, BE IT E N A C TE D BY TH E PEO­ PLE OF T H E C IT Y OF SAN FO RD . FLO R ID A : Section I.— That a bond Issue in tho HAS JUST REC EIVED A COM sum o f $625,000.00, for the municipal PI.K TE L IN E OF purposes enumerated nnd specifically forth In ttie preamble of this ordionnee, be, nI,d the same is hereby nuthorizud, provided, however, that beCLEANAUI.K foro said bonds, or any part o f said bonds shall ho issued, this ordinance ONE-PIECE, PORCELAIN LINED ■hall he first approved hy u majority vote of tho electors of the City of Hill Hardware Co. L 1E O M A 1 ris, representative In the legislature from Pinellas county, the other night while Mrs. Harris was entbrtninlng several friends. When the time for refreshments came it was discovered that the ice cream thief hud walked *'M,,^ord. who are qualified to voto ns off with the supply which Mrs. Harris - *hown h* th,} registration and tax had left on the i.nek porch. The thief l,ook" o f thp n it>'- nt nn ‘•1‘ clion called has been so active that the police nn<* ^Hr fkut purpose, at such have advised rrsldents to keep Uieir ti,n'’ ,,,d in Mlch manner ns prescrih cd by Inw and the ordinances o f tho ice cream in their houses. City of Snnford, F'loridn. Section 2.— Thnt said bonds ahull lie I.O N (i C O N T IN U E D DROUTH o f the denomination of One Thousand 'IS B RO KEN IN FLO RID A— R A IN S SCHEDULED NO W Dollars each, hearing interest nt the rate of six per centum per annum, in­ terest payable semi-annually on the ( l i t T h e Aaa»i-l a<r4 1‘ n a a i G A IN E S V IL L E , May long 1st days o f July nnd January, said continued drought is broken over most bonds to be numbered consecutively o f the state nnd drv weather damage from 1 to 625, both numbers Incluhas been heavy fur truck crops and is slve, said bonds to mature I i the folbeginning to effect citrus fruits, says lowing mnnner, to-wit: hor.ds to ho tho acml-monthly crop report o f the numbered from 1 to 300, both numFederal Bureau o f Crop FMJmnte* hers inclusive, shall be serial bonds; here, issued under date o f May 1. Lo- the maturity dates of bonds of this Iseal showers were falling In some sec- sue to be numbered from 1 to 300, ™* tlons Sunday and Monday, however, lioth numbers inclusive, shall he ns folwith prospects at that time of general lows, to-wlt: ----------- c a l l REFRIGERATORS Car Lota or Less. General Shop and Mili Ship us Richmond, V irgin ia W ork CONTRACTOR nnd UUILDEh SIT Commercial Street Bants FI* ■ ■ ■ Geo. W. K night ■ ■ a Real Estate nnd Insurance SAN FO R D a a a a a a FLORIDA a ■ Sanford Machine & ■ ■ Foundry Co. HF7TII PA LM RO W LEY, H A IR .SPECIALIST General Machine and Boiler Work: Cylinder Grinding; Del.uie Pistons; Overslse Rings and Plan; Flywheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank Bbafts re­ turned; agents for Callle Inboard ao$ Outboard M o to r * .----------- Phone and skb a a a 6) a a ■ ■ S A L E A N I ) D E M O N S T R A T IO N O F H U M ­ A N H A IR GOODS FO R O N E W EEK O N LY * a We have secured Beth Palm Rowley, Hair FTxpert o f note and well known in Florida, with n complete line of real Human Hair Switches, Transformations, Curls nnd Puffs, our specialty is matching difficult shadfts. Workmanship Guaranteed. a a ■ ■ ■ a Rayfield Carburators Ladies' Combings Made to Order Installed and Guaranteed by | Yo’well of Lakeland, Fla. [ ;Sanford B attery Service i t ----------Company ■ V �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1922 COME O U T TO GOLF L IN K S TOM ORROW A FTE R N O O N — W IL L H A V E OPEN HOUSE 0f I’srk avenue has , new p la y " r ,aB0 IJInterniister 1*1*00 H ANK S W IL L T A K E T H U R S D A Y A FT E R N O O N S W. B- Drew Beginning Thursday, May 4th, the department was Banks o f Sanford w ill close at 12:00 „• interviewing Noon ench Thursday until October 1st. • S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y B A N K , (Ilford, re preset inR t F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K , vcoff M fg . <-o., of New ' PE O PLE S B A N K . B the city yesterday cailloc.1 stationery trade. SA N FO R D K IW A N IA N S • W E N T TO L A K E L A N D jo unloaded n ear md will have teuton c»r» * Kiwanians, Dumas, Brownlee, Law___ Itfd of llupaiobileil the last of ton, McKay, Sharon, Herndon, nnd L t Tbi B A 0. boys sell Lloyd Journeyed to lakelan d yesterday because they beLah Mil tb#m to n Kiwanl* Inter-city meet. Inter­ a advertising in the Daily nnd national Director A rra * o f Columbus, P H .r s li._ _ Ohio, nddressed the meeting. II. 4 llrtt Leawh editor of the LeesfeeatitUI *nd one of the most J Mthv ncw»P*t*r men *n fx, in the city for r few minutes Brftitjr r»iJ th<‘ ,ferald of* J ifrnviitrd visit. Aside from x» editor of the Commcr- di CiiNrt i» the presiding genius V In order thnt nil the stockholders and nil those who intend to become members or stockholders enn see whnt progress is being mode at the golf links und. country club they are re* quested to come out tontorrow nfternoon and go over the links nnd visit the club house. The Indies expect to s e n e refreshments at the dub house from time to time nnd tomorrow a f­ ternoon Mrs. S. O. those and Mrs. Ueunc Turner will serve light refresh­ ments. Everybody invited to come out if you are interested in the g o lf nnd country club. Go out past the DcForest place nnd turn at the left of the rood where the sign tells you nnd then you will come to the Country Club. Everyone interested in the de­ velopment nnd growth of Sanford should go out, look it over and become n member at once. N"S A U X IL IA R Y There have bee i f a few, changes in W IL L IIE FO RM ED several trains on the Coast Line in the S P A N IS H W A R VETS past few days. No. 80 will arrive at 11:42 and leave at 3:52. No. PI and 02, the Tourist Special trains, have been taken o ff fo r the summer. Thc Herald fo r Post Cards, ains I Buick, lf>2(l Model,. 5-passenger; 4 new united States Royal Cord Tires, good top and taint and in lirst class mechanical condition. » —Terms: $300 cash, balance ten months. Oldsmobile 8 ,1920 model, 7-passenger, A -l rendition. $750—Term s: .$250 cash, balance inten months. Chandler, 1920 model seven passenger, newpaint; looks and runs like new. A good family car or livery. $675— Term s: $275 cash, balance ten months. B. & O. MOTOR CO 2011 PARK AVENU E, SAN FO RD , F L O R ID A Lexington and S Ilupm obile Sales and Service THURSDAY f ir s t h a l f -h o l i d a y Hesure to visit Us during the M orn in g Hours ALWAYS SOM ETH ING S P E C IA L fo r Y O U Aluminum Seatnli n m. W a ter 17 r go east Alumi Best quality. Judge Perkins sentenced Aubrey Lee Nichols to death by hanging nnd Committed him to the county jail for safekeeping. The governor w ill sot the dat« fo r the exeeuttion vfldclt will take place in the jail yard. His trial yesterday at court was kept a secret until the very* last min­ ute and it was after three o'clock when he was brought by six heavily onned deputies o f this county and Jacksonville from the jail to the court room. There was no semblance o f violence, threats or anything o f the kind to be beard. Nichols was heavily handcuffed but had u compos­ ed demeanor, lie was reurraigned nnd changed his plea from not guilty to one o f guilty and in doing so was warned by the court thnt his offense, that o f rape, was punishable by death. In the taking of evidence the court ruled that all minors nnd women leave the court room and Judge Perkins stated that he did not want anyone present who came with a morbid In­ terest in the case. When tho talcing of evidence commenced the court room doors were closed and none could leave or enter. The details of the evidence were then gono into and Nichols was Died with his victim who positively identified him. His w rit­ ten confession was submitted also. J A t the conclusion o f the taking of evidence tho court room doors were S opened nnd Judge Perkins passed tho ■ following sentence on Nichols: 'jit is the sentence o f tho law ami such is the jjudgment o f the court that you, Aubrey Leo Nichols , be removed hence by the sheriff o f Volusia county to the jja il o f said county and there to be safely kept until such time ns tho governor o f tho state o f Florida may by his warrant appoint, at which time, within tho enclosure o f the Jail o f said county, you shall be hanged by the neck until you arc dead, and may the Lord have mercy on your soul."— DcLnnd News. ;4 5 2 ■ ■ " ■ ■ S SAW PHONE AS PLAYTHING ‘Give more thought to music' President of Boston Bank Resented I U Inttallatlon Into H li Inetltutlon and Ordered It Out. H enry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—(VfoMBTRlST Sanford, Fla. S H E E T M U SIC ! A I 1 ' connected up. Our burglar alarm de­ PHONOGRAPH partment carried keys to all « f our banks. Until this time every one had been greatly pleated to lie selected RECORDS as a telephone station, but the followtog morning a messenger from the Revere bank brought word thnt the president would like to .ee me. **1 hastened down there expecting to receive the thanks o f the president; Instead. In a much Injured tone, be sold: •".Mr, Holmes, whnt l» thnt play loy I I , OKI D A you have taken the liberty of putting up out there In toy banking room?' “ T in t. Mr. W’ulley, Is what they are going I" .all a telephone,' 1 said. The Ladles* Home Journal nnd all “ ‘What’s a telephoneT* he replied '"W e ll, Mr, Walloy, you can ring popular magaxines at Mobley’s Drug the hell In tuy oltlee giving a eerlaln Store. 30-3tp signal, and throw a switch am) you otn say to tuy office that you would like to talk with Mr. Ripley at tlie Hide \ 1 cat her, or Mr. llcyCU at lb* Exchange hunk, and we will quickly signal them and tell ihem thnt Mr, While; would like to talk with them; nnd you will Immediately he aide to talk with them.' “ Mr. Wnlley simply gave a grunt and quickly said: •".Mr. ilultnes. you lake thnt play­ thing out of my hank and don't ever take such liberties again.' “The plaything was quickly removed und the Revere Imnl; went on record as the ilrs: telephone disconnection.” How They Feel. Tall men nre constantly questioned by other person* a* to “ how It Dels to he »'■ tall." The correct answers cniue out recently In a conversation between men of various statures. They were foregathered to partake of the slrentnil ifuhtletles of tobacco, but be­ fore many <bunts of smoke nnd wijrds Imtl penetrated 'space the Inevitable ipierj \vii« spoken by n l.lllputlnn: “ Xiiy. Iiotv dues It feel to lit* so Inll V" Tw o of the giants smiled nnd the third was about to commit slide a e* reotyped reply ns ''It's enliven!* tit at parades I ran see over the head1 of the people In front of me,'* But be didn't. “ AllllStlgll I'm six feet three Indies In height I never feel any taller Ilian Wclukn Dock tile people | Hill Withy tie M ill, ‘ iu » prolmtdy seems strange to you, and It diies to me. for I never thought of It before. I am cnnselou* of being n gl; tit only when I am a* mng giants, nnd not nluays then unless somebody cntls my attention to It. When I am anuuie people about 5*^ feet tall that's how high, or rattier low. I fe d ." Tin other glnnts agreed with the Interpre­ tation, JU ST (tECKIVRD A Shipment of G olf Clubs and Balls T H E SPO R TS M A N ’S STO RE Park A re. NEW PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens H E R O ’S no smoke and smell to make disagree­ able work o f cooking with die N e w Perfection O tl Stove. G ean, intense heat drives directly against die utensil and the flam e stays where T you set it. L A Y E R R O LLS MONOGRAPH RECORDS D PU LAR SH E E T MUSIC J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R P IA N O CO.- mes < m * p*r«r Bn<1 Iiulp mil1 at d' tr* »r.d this promises to be ono p , rmtnt industries in the X* « of Winter Park was In few hours this morning rrkomt jucvl at the Her- PAGE FIVE HAVE YOU MONHY Write u* Empire Hotel Block O RLAND O , FLO RID A SANFORD , W e 'll be glad to demonstrate how eas.ly you can regulate the N e w Perfection for any sort o f cooking. W eh aveth e N e w Perfection Oven also— and it bakes perfectly. Sanford, Florida M ATTRESS TO RY E. C. ECHOLS, Prop. "Old Mattress Made N e » French Avenue nnd i/th Street Sparton Horn Furniture Co. Sanford B attery Service Company Give mo the willing worker who tiling* n *thoy are nnd ■ trying hard to improve them by his own service. • hoc* Don't cat *pollcd foods, especially those thnt have been canned. They often cause serious Illness and some­ times death. N O TIC E ! A ll members o f the Epworth League <if the Methodist Church, who are g o ­ PR IV ILE G E D STA TU S ing to W inter Garden, meet at the i'O K IN V E S T IG A T IO N church promptly at 5:00 o ’clock as the IN TO W A R C O NTRAC TS ears will leave at 5:30 sharp, Thurs­ day afternoon. i l l y Tin* iftitm inis a W A S H IN G TO N . May 3.— The house rules committee today by a six to A R E A L B A R G A IN five vote decided to give privileged SI00 cash takes 1918 status to Johnson-W oodruff reso'u- Inuring car.— H. & O. Mori tiem calling for a congressional investigntion o f charges of alleged laxity in the prosecuttion claims arising from war contracts nnd settlement BELL BROS HONE 2102 L A K E MONROE, F LO R ID A ROASTERS Oval shape. Best quality seam­ less aluminum. Size 15%x9Hx each. * Kanner’s Department Store 3 HI 0 (’ KS FROM TH E HIGH PRICES Hanford A venue- -Phone 550 (M r Tb«* A.MM-I«(rd I ' r o . l P A R IS , May 3.— Max Oser is sur­ prised at the failure o f Miss Mathilde McCormick, his finnee, tq answer his cable messages nnd he Is also disap­ pointed because she did not appenr In Zurich last month when ho expected her, according to n Zurich dispatch to the Herald. Oser declines, however to discuss the reports of estrangement with her. NOTICE! Having aold out the book and peri­ odical and magaxino business to E. D, Mobley, all o f our old customers will now find a completo line o f all tho magazines, papers nnd periodicals at ■ Mobley’s Drug Store on Park Avenue. 2P-tfc T. J. M IL L E R & SON. Service Sanford A L U M IN U M 11 has mnny *>' middles, and New Matt re** Made to Order” To break a chOd’s heart is the great cst tragedy in life. See “ The Cradle’ at the Princess tonight. 3l*lt< hINUN FINISH FAC­ sss::::ssssss:i sssrsssssssss i8a ss:sss» . ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■> i i m iff? !!? F O R S A L E B Y A L L GROCERS W IG H T GROCERY W H O LE S A LE DISTRIBUTORS S A N F O R D ----- ----------------------------------------------------- v F LO R ID A 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/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 03, 1922; <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/36169a98b5f8cd715bb3c882a3138508.pdf 7b73d065cb9fa99d322a27068fba2d3a PDF Text Text '• * ¥ ' y r- ' . ».-VT ; - \ » u -»v. . • KIWANIS EDITION im'Tm Sanford Daily Herald SANFORD • T h e City Substantial" IN THE H EART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION AN IS CHARTER NIGHT. THURSDAY, M AY 4, 1922 PAGES ONE i TO SIX NUMBER 33 WELCOME TO TH E UjCHCAPINET APPROVES TEXT OF NON-AGGRESSION pact BEING CONSIDERED AVERAGE COST OR LIVING THE FINANCE COMMITTEE IN AMERICA DECREASED . FROM DECEMBER TO MARCH AUTHORIZED CHAIRMAN Level of Prices in March W as Higher Than it W as in the Year 1913 TO PRESENT BONUS BILL fl McCumber Has Plan , MOUNT U N A WASHINGTON, May I— The averune cost of livinir «n tju MAJOR'LEAGUE With Bank Loan Pro­ United States decreased i.2‘,T from December, 1921, to March, 19— Not be Interpreted as BREAKS OUT visions for Soldiers 22.9'.’ from June. 1920 to last March, the Bureau o f Labor SCOUT HERE nnd Withdrawal Fraijce Statistics announced today. I I of prices in March, however, IN ERUPTION SMOOT HAS PLAN LOOKING OVER according to the Bureau, was 6 2 .9 '< higher than in 1913. RIGHTS GENERAL WU SURROUNDS PEKING WITH HIS ARMY, CHANG HAS SCATTERED (Hr The A«»«»el»lrd 1‘ reaal at ion M u st ra’ith Keserv-- , , , .. % ajvo ’GATOR SQUAD AT GAINESVILLE TO PROSPECTIVE HALL Im sheviki a k k i . isi -1 e a s e d PLAYER : . 1,01 with riioJF.cT r o ii nFCON’S T It e C T lO N INCH EASED VOLUME AND EMIT TING CONTINUOUS HOA IIS WHICH CONTEMPLATES 20 YEAH ENDOWMENT LIFE INSUItA N C E -N O LOAN « l l r 'I ke V ,M >rlafr< l*rraal 4.—Mount, Illy Tfcr laaoclalrd I’ reaal WASHINGTON, May 4.— Chairman Etna broke out ugnln with enruption*> •McCumber, of the Senate Finance of increased volume and emitting con* 'committee, wn» militarized formnlly All Railroad Traffic Out of the City of Poking Has tinuoua roar* which can be heard w v -! toj,,}. by ,nnjority that commiteml mile*. Dense blnek smoked* fillt(, j,rcM.nt hi* soldier* bonus plan Been Suspended :__ • t .. . tt__l:___ ing|L„ the.Laa sky. with bank loan provision to Hnrding ‘ ‘ . ------ • ------as the committee plnn. Senntor Smoot, ( t i g Tf ca A a ^ v a l o t r d I ' r r a a l ............... Mnchnng »oon will l>e the center of inPEKING, May 4.—Troop* of* of Utah, however, informed the com­ Pride is One General Wu Pei Fu, Central Chi- I ti n»e fighting. Artillery duel* nlmitteemen that he also would lay bcof Obstacles new commander, surrounded Pe­ j ready have commenced over n wide . . . fore the president his bonus plan front. General Wu, if he nctunlly king today. General Chang T*ao 01 B o n i l S B i l l which contemplates twenty year* en­ take* command there, will have facing l.ln’* orniy In the vicinity o f Pe­ dowment life insurance plnn without him the 25-year-old »on o f Chnng T*o(Hr The A..orlnlr«l l*r»..l ‘ any s|K-clfic provisions for loan* to bo king Kcattercd and railroad traf­ WASHINGTON, May 4.— Pride of made to the veterans. Lin. fic out of the city *u*pended. Foreign military observer* with the leadership ami pride o f authorship t m ................ . 4.—General >P _______ Wu Pci Chi-Li force* report thnt Wu Pel Fu continued today to It the chief oh- SENATOR CAMERON PEKING, May F u,’commander7of the Chi-Li forces,1recently hn* been dim ting the opera­ Htncle* in the wuv of speedy senate CHARGED WITH PERJURY -------Have Not Yet Shown Their Hand* or . . . . t . i__ ____ rhamruSnii.»n in nn fl«nilrnYnr tions nt Changsinticn in nn endenvor action on n soldier*Spnus bill. wn* reported ln*t evening to have nr RRKURN CAMPAIGN FUND GENOA. May 4.—The soviet p l o n l - Head* to got .............. good result* out o f Oenorul The inability oQ P ttaln Republican rived near Muchnng, on the railroud Iftticiiritt are “not delighted’ with (Ity The \ ••or It*I r U I'rravl south / f Tientsin, to take personal Tsno K uii' s poor troops, pending the members of the senaty finance cominject f the | iwers for the r c - ' d ir tii . A ..ori*trd I’ rf*.! PHOENIX, Arlx., May 4.— A gen­ arrival o f General Feng A ut Sinng s mittee to ngree on the various bonus command o f the operations ngainst L n r X n of Russia. Such i. the' WASHINGTON, May l.-A tto m e y eral demurrer tc Indictment eharw.■ .rating from soviet General Daugherty in a formal state- the troop* of Chnng Tso-Lin on tijnt forces, which began to reach l’aoling, prolH)Snl* before them were attributed ing Unltu dStntes Senntor Ralph F", the -silwsy couth c f Peking, ,,, „ mutual desire to shine in the L s of the Bolshevik view* on the ment referring ta charge* made section of the bnttlp front Cameron, Republican, Arizona, with The reports are to the rf* leadership and authorship o f whatever re|»ort* are «ro to tho the effect uutt that Tuesday. . rmrMum on which Luropc’s ngninst nun tn the senate by Senntori Late report* lucsony. ........................... .........• jerjury In connection with return on plnn o f ox-service men’s compensation I tU'.M-fn have worked so laboriously. Caraway, Democrat, o f Arkansas, In Chang Tso-Lin is heavily reinforcing feet thnt Wu Pel Fu* own troop* have campaign expenditures in 1020 elec­ tth • M i.Hument doe* not connection with the release o f Chn*. hi* trops in thnt region with men o f not participated in the fighting at finally put through congress. Iw r rr. cmn.m of the soviet W. Morse from the Atlanta .peniten-1 a|| arms,' and the indication* arc thnt <’hijlg»intien. | It was still their intention when tion was Hied In the United States they met again behind closed door* of Court here today. It wn* announ­ If utr.'” vr.l c o r e s tho nugges- tinry in 1012, declured Heal people ^ the committee nun to cull upon I’resl- ced that arguments would be heard 11nr. . ( ifvir cental lenns !• snld to behind this movement, aside from par- • Army and Navy Prohi Agents Must jMcnt Harding to decide betw* on tho in Phoenix, May 11th, nnR should a I the (niumunist lendcrs'who tics Interested, have not yet shown Appropriation Bills McCumber and the Smoot bonus plans demurrer he overruled, the trial Account to Courts 1iw » f T.fvn mg with Moscow. Ehc their hnnds or their heads.’ Will Be Delayed on which they a y nlmut evenly dl- would proceed. I mr< nudum was delivered to them ------------------- 4--------For Liquor Seized 1 vlded. I it fseur •>'<■! k y. itinlay morning, TW ELVE IIOSPFi’ ALS * Until New Pay Schedule Military Err*. Tho Smoot pinna provides for n FROM SI \.M TO MEXICO IS I after a turps "f ». retnrirs hod workWILL BE ERECTBp III* Thr A*««rlnlrd I*rr..i ONLY 25 FEET IN CECII>II. %jrr En.ietcd ; straii^litout paid-up endowment insurMIAMI, Fia., May 4.- The ruling H all eightp itting it into official * FOR SOLDIER HOYS DcM Il.I.ES "F tMIL’S PARADISE’ here yesterday by Judge . v --------*nce policy without any • Imrrowing I iki;*. It »r»> mthesl to Santa MarWIB mnde *“ provision like those embodied ill the i I l f T h e \**ui l n i r d | ,rr»«l M. Call of the fed'oral court. ^VAs"fINGTON.^'Mny 'T - o n d e l l , McCumber plan, and the Smoot plan WASHINGTON, Twenty-five feet from Sintn to Mex­ . w f w s s a m o t o May H . .4.—The - t * « . Rhydon .... " c-ctlc.n o f twelve soldier hospital* at tlu»t no intoxicating liquor selieil by _jo House Republican leader, *aid to- ^Hoiinnte* rath bonus. The McCum* ico! Such wns the startling geo­ the passage o f the annual army |K,r pjnn rt.tnin* the $50 cash provis- graphical jump accomplished by play­ ' B*!| I , .... -igneil the mernor- n c0 lt of »cvcntccn million dollar* ,,rohibitlonagentsunder.search war- day ’ * navy bills will be jon by , h(l houpu 1, 111. ers in “ Fool’s Paradise" Cecil II. Dennd . appropriation . . . |B*m »r l v.-r.was received here with » ] » * ' capacity 6,450 bejl. w a. rant> can ^ destfoyed by suchn ^ it s delayed until the new pay schedules Mille’s newest Paramount picture, Treasury expert* figured that the k.t rirring that France had deter-1P r i d e d for In « bUl r e p o ^ t ^ a y ^ ^ b), ,lquon| M mutl ,T a c of military service he enacted into vvheh conies to the Princess Thentro total cost o f tho Smoot plan .it the J*-*ml tc stand by Belgium, but as ’• * 10 house niipropr a ,1scounted ...,mI...1 fnw for it% in #*r»livf court. law. Friday and Saturday o f thni week. end o f twenty year* would ho $1,550,­ pt thfrr t» r .,ffioinl announcement. * ce' 0 The ruling was niado during the For on the same stage nt Paramount 1 130,000, hut thnt its annual outlay, hG«.,» nf Frat , « action. It is bcj course of the trial of an alleged bootIbased on insurance statistics would Studio one found tho interior of u Si* DKATII OF W. P. MILLER HA,,E "H A D TONSILS7 REMOVEDllVgkor in United State, ourt yest.-r--------only range from $30,101,741 to $1?,* ameao Temple with n yawning pit In i *i. m i M. llnrtiiou, how______ morning. Special Agent G. E. W. P. Miller died i t .the homo of 453,510. It wns estimated thnt the which reptiles awnited the sacrifice— o.r. * I h,v, :in important general f T|>r .............................. . HeMO, of the prohibition department his daughter, Mrs. A ’olio Williams McCumber plnn would involve n totnl while hut u few steps away there was r fl’renccNEW YORK, May 4.— Baba Ruth M.nt here fn.m Savannah, Gn.. to work west o f the city yesterday after a expenditure of $3J)46^I6P,4MI, hut thnt u colorful cuntinn of an oil town on h <-xpre*»ed satisfac- ^n(| tonsils rcpioved at a . local with the L. G. Nutt prohibition sqund nhort illnee*. Mr. Miller wns 04 |t would inqicsc a greater enrly bur the border between Mexico and tho roll testified thnt 15 or 10 l>otUc* hnd I “ f,Uy'!’ l,Irnnr>’ ,c|,sion- hospital here todny. United States. yearn o f uge nt tho time o f his den on the treasury ut the outest. *' n 'if '-hn' it embodied the innulH>en solved on the defendant’s prem­ The hero is n young ox-soldier who death nnd hnd resitted in Orange ises on the train, as evidence loses his all in the oil fields. Capti­ county nt Orlando for tho pnst twen­ « r r<”-'<of1'I'iurope.,rtThe Two Thousand Bottles Application for Power However, only one'of the eight l»ot i.« en writof Whiskey Found in tie* o f Intoxicnnt* were introduced ns ty yearn where he wns fo r ninny Permit is Received By vated by n famous French dancer, he is blinded nt one of her performances yearn the County Surveyor. Mr. ' Cuba Aboard Lauhch evidence, by nn explosivo cigar, the gift of a Millet; nt one time resided about « r b- mi • <.f the nnuncinl ^ ______ Federal Commission “ Where are tho ot'-er five bottles? cantina girl. Filled with remorse, year in Sanford nnd hnd many , -■ l(^ SinuKglem (lump Liquor in Shallow i asked Judgo Call. friends.here who will regret to henr(-pn (;ongj rur^ D.tm on Chipoln Itlvrr girl nurses—«n.| comes to love "They were destroyed,” replied Pro­ Water and Divers Get It ninzr—and he is happy believing her of his death. He Issini olio l»roliier| Near .Alnrinnnu » ---------'hlbilloii Agent Ifensen. in Kentucky nnd one dnughter, Mrs. _ _ _ the dancer whom she mimics. Sight u ir The a m w U i h “ Ry what authority were they derestored, he Is ungered ut the trick A’olit* William* to mourn his death. illy Thr lu ielsltd I 'r m t HAVANA, May -L- Two thousand gtroyt.(, ? .. thl,n Alk(.d tho court. UlNEltS FAMILIES lie was n native of Owensboro, ] WASHINGTON, May 4.— .. .Applies ... snd flees In search of his first love, 1 Kittle* o f whiskey *nd seventeen kegs | „ Why^ we njwny, ,|y th„t,“ wns HenARK FAR TED Kentucky. 11*"» for :’oWcr I* rnilt ™ 11 wns receive ' . Finding her in Slam, a series of dr»U«OM TIIKIH HOMES of gin were found nbourd the launch w n ,g nnsvrcr> »\\’0 never keep all the conimission f’ ont mn(|c jIH-jdent* prove her nhnllow The funeral will occur front tho by fetlernl power Marshall by port police. The launch wh|ikcy w# >cllte *U|M)n| kl.0p i„g just Baptist Templet here tomorrow af-1 Benjamin 11. Ilnrdawny to con ..... timt character and brig him back to tho was seized We.lpes.tay on suspicion t>>J0||Rh for evitlcnce nnd destroy <ho l...1,11’ ' k' '••••rlujra I'r r w l ternoon nt four o'clock, intorment n dnm thirty feet high In Chlpcotn rlv. Woman who loved him in his misfor­ Li tu, iiA to attempt hiah would be ntm made to I rest." ... N V N. Penn, May 4— thnt nn Attrni|it being mndo |;i Lakovlew. Hev.ler It Iow Mnrinnn, Ftaroda, to dc.el- tune. j " r’ ' inking miners transfer It* cargo to u schoner hound “ Maybe you can do thnt up In Geor­ Dean* Adc«K-k, pnntor of tho Hnp-joj> seventy-five hundred horsepower. *helr fnmili, in Fcyctte c o k e 'fo r Florida. Police say smugglers nre To interpret this story, written by gia," then declared Judgr^Call, “ but list church o f Orlando and nn old Ultimnte development would not b« hfion tu lieulah .Marie Dix and Sada Cowan, at th« mine of Amend not attempting to land liquor in Flor­ you can't jurisdiction of th this ffjend o f lhe i in tho ho Jurisdiction wlll officiate, made near future fut. ‘ *In the “ Hardaway suggested by l,cannrd Merrick* “ The f«»l »nd Coke Compnny. ida but nre dumping it Into shallow ! court. Hereafter, prohibition agents n|mthy of thc fl.nny friend* snid in his application, Laurels and the laidy,’ ’ Mr. De.Mille water along the const, diver* Inter re­ »«o uht U » court tfor o, w ry w them „ , em in ccouht toi U the every ------------------•E-Ml'SKY WILL FIGHT secured such excellent players as Dor­ covering it ns opportunity offer*. drop o f intoxicuting llqoor they seize WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND. their bereavement. "III Altll \M» OTHHItS othy Dalton, Mildred Harris, Conrad 1in n raid." Nagel, Theodore Knsloff, John David­ IN I RANCH OR ENGLAND CHOKER’S FUNERAL I ----------------------------| (Mr The liiorUIr* I’ r M I son and Julia Faye. Tho production i* DKMP8BY-WILLARD BOUT POSTPONED TODAY BOSTON, Mess., May 4.— William COMPLETING ARGUMENT pit!,1!? » w * * h M I'rn tl in every respeej magnificent. B- Hubbard was shot to death last - •. May l —Jack Dempsey re-. (I I I Th e I t u r l s l r d I'r fM l night by his wife, Carrio Hubbard at junr.it to the announcements In the . T A M A H A S S E E ^ U y ^ -A tto r N E W* Y UTt K/ May**! ,-^Je s s**Wi 11a rd DUBLIN, Ireland, May 4.—Thp KNOX CASE NEAR JURY her bedroom door after he had :haii kT • SUt’', that arrangements for funeral o f Richard( Croker was post­ v r nr n l nuford snd AaslaUnt former heavyweight champion, may cd her about their home, enraged ‘ lout wilh Willard were pro- poned from todny until tomorrow. ' ™ev7 n e i l G.incJ y e . t e X f*ce hi. conqueror, Jack D .inpa.y. In MONK ROSS, Va.. May 4 .-T h # over thc attention that he believed a , j r* f“Vur»bly, «ai,| today ho prosecution In the trial o f Mlsa Sarah an .rp.n.rnt In tho “ j m' hV' bS’ o PH lock, 22 y e n old, k. m.K-t Willard again. GILCHRIST WANTS TRIP fopltol oiUtlllo* Injunction 1f* " „ ^.Uut U - .< CMcpn, l..d keen pnylnp he. E. Knox, charged with the murder of r,,»dy to meet winner of Carp«nOVER THE STATE which Is scheduled to be delivered to’ pressing lnvornbly Mrs. Hubbard told the police sho had Mrs. Margaret L. Eastlake, virtually bout in London, he declnrWITH SEN. TRAMMELL day nt Quincy before Circuit Judge bor Du , *rc , J flfPd |„ self-defense. rested its case shortly after court opened yesterday morning. It la ex­ ............... ........... J‘lh" j * " ' “*J likely when Dempsey return, to this Pitb“ k, a former nyal officer, fled (H r The I M M -U tr -d fre«« fr e e s iI the defense would rest lu t JACKSONVILLE, M sy 4.-G II- *rc httemp ing to hold up. or_ have ^ .h# cnd of tbc month, fr,„„ the i.ousi' by the rear door pected and stationery In the city . "line ne ■wtlonery J At KhUN VILLI-, may(ruction of country about thc cn night and under present plans the *4 tel OW cost to make room for our chrUt w im i Senator Trammell tot o - ,, discontinued trocllon^of ^ wa* wa|T|cJiniet, todliyt over the hack fence and although po­ ^ r is t wired Scrator Trammell b " * ,n“ ‘ •ntfrtJy coM capitol on the it learned today. r(*sc will go to the jury this after­ dftffk. lite searched the city fo r him, he llTOMPrtoUn, Co. , M l r > 2 . . 'g t —Uny th,m . . n . . k . _ . y _ _ — — noon. ground that no funds to pay for the Herajd j 0T p<>et C ardi «-«ubl not be found, . campaign over the state, as con­ Herald wsr.t ndi get result*. work are available. » • 1 templated by Bryan primary’ l,w (H r T k e A .« w l » l f < I'rr^ .R •-------GAINESVILLE, May t -N n p Ruck•"? Th'c French todny er, former major leugue pitcher, but I ” ' Vthe t»xxt prvtposcd non-ng- now Scout for the Brooklyn National*, r ; ur..,'r .or-idcrntlon at u hero looking over the ’Gator busvr . . must mt be > !| to m for possible recruits for the *•*” ' ‘from ----- ---Dodger*. * — Captain Ward, catcher, iktirrrffd »» withdrawing Brooklyn contract scvernl IfhBft n f rights she has under the signed munth* ago, nnd will report*in June. llreatie*. Itueker will watch Floridn-Stotson games Friday and Saturdny. GENOA. M»y 4 Soviet represen■tgitnbtrtannoun i'd today term* of Ife allied not# (■> Ru»»l* telegraphed Attorney General Says L Motcow uyf the Exchange Tole1 p;h*hkk »i! !* "it i» stated possibly | the Real People Be­ I ftimirr Dnine will accept demanding t hind Charge Hidden l^nlusexulv full recognition. CATAN IA, Sicily, May �“ S> m THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3,1922 3 VARYING The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the Start— That’s the Thing W e W ant This to Be Your Bank— Visit Our Savings Department and Let Us Show You How the Calendar Savings Bank Works. IT IS E A S Y TO SA V E W IT H A CALENDAR SAVIN G B A N K You know how hard it is to save. You may have tried to Have nickel.-*, dimes and q u arte rn , only to find a place where they an* needed. To keep A CALENDAR BANK up-to-date require* a dime n day, a quarter at the end of the month, and a nicklc four times a month. , The renl surprise comes when you find how easy it is to save with this simple and fA.scinnting device. The Calendar Bank is the Stepping Stone to a Substantial Bank Account Why not let ur start you now. smnll nceount ns well as the lurifc. We will welcome the It is Easy to Save with a Calendar Bank—1 Two Dollars Will Open an Account and Put This Calendar Bank in Your Home Sem inole County STRENGTH- -I’ ROGRKSS- Bank -SERVICE l>r ______ CLASSIFIED ADS t i - Claaaiflrd Ada 5c line. No ad taken for lean th. -> 25c. and positively no class.'led ada charted to anyone. Ca-h must accompany all ordeta. Count fire words to a I nr and remit accordingly. ka M Ra i i»i- 1 lifl la FOUND FOUND—One gold cuff button. Own or enn hnve same by calling at llornld, proving property and paying for thia nd. dh-tf WANTED WANT TO BUY— Hewn heart Innglenf pine ties. I'lease communirate with us promptly.— ficorifia-Floridn I’ ine Co., JackRonville, Fla. 28-iitc W AN TED --Position aa caretaker o f oronge grove.—Geo. Hunter, Route A. BOX IfiO-ll. 30-Ctp iu ka FOR SALE E SALE, in first class nhape, $250 terms or $200 rash. 190 Model.— Rive A Walker. In old Ford Garage. dh tfp CHREVOLET AUTOMOBILES FORDS! FORDS! FORDS 192I Roadster Truck 1921 Coupe. 1921 Touring. 1922 Sedan. All above car* hnve Marten*. 1920 M on Truck. All in fine condition, lire*, etc. SANFORD MOTOR CO. Dodge Denier* Phone No. 3 26-fitr FOR SALE— Fine celery farm, 10 acrea rich hammock land, cultivated 10 year*. Crop on it now. Two flow­ ing well*, Hlk ncroH tilod; al*o thirty aero* hammock adjoining with ono well and amall part cloarod, near FUR RUNT Cameron City. Apply to owner for particular*. Herbert O. Crippcn, It. FOR RENT— Desirable housekeeping rooms. Phone 3J8-W. 32-fitp R. A. Ilox 1HU. 32-2tp FUR IlK N f— Doom* and kitchenette. FOR SALE— If* ncre.1 orange grove, — Shirley Apartment* opposite post fine land, about 400 old hearing office, upstair*. orange and grapefruit tree* Also j>«* Palmetto can, peach, grape*, pears and other P o ll RUn Y—I'ottage on avenue, lietwcen 7th nnd 8th SL fm it tree* on Golden Lake, 3 'j mile* 30-3tc aouth of Sanford. AI*o another 4'4 Call 428-J. acre* of fine rich, cultivated pine land with about 75 old hearing orange and grapefruit tree*, and about 75 pecan tree*, on Silver Lake. Apply to own­ er, Herbert O. Crippcn, It. R. A. Ilox IHO. 32-ltp Fm rrtK N T ^H •room house on Union A VC. A. I*. Connelly. 26-tfc FOR RENT—Two unfurni*hed rooms, hath, for lighthoosekcrping. Good location. Apply “ R. S.” , care of Her­ ald Office. 0-tfc FOR SALE— Potato barrel* in any FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Lights and wat­ quantity, *pccinl prices on cur lot*, corre*pomlence solicited, Clenricnter er furnished at till West Second St. Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc 31-2tp FOR SALE— Automobile; am going North Sunday; must sell, 1919 Seripps-Eooth, 5-pnascnger light six touring, good condition, extras, $3.50 or In-st offer. Cameron Trent, Wclakn Apt. 19. 30-Stp FOR SALE— Warehouse with R. R. siding. Within four blocks of center o f city. Ceo. V . KNIGHT 272-tfc rn FOR SALE— A practically new piano. High grade, walnut finish for ensh. $150.00. 319 Cypress Avc. 23-tfp FOR SALE—One 5-room bungalow, located on Sanford Heights, $1,500, cash, a bargain.—A. P. Connelly. 27-tfc furniture. FOR SALE HnuBchoIir 28-fltp Apply to 118 Myrtle Ave. FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 acre. one 10 acre Sanford uve. walking distance to city. Two lots comer Center nnd Elm avc. Two lots west side Palmetto ave., 50 ft from Elev­ enth St. Make offer. II. T. Corey, owner, 116 N. Spring St., Los Angcles, Calif,________________ 2B8tf; 29-tf STOP— LOOK— REA!) FRUIT-PRODUCE HIIU PKKS Try our expert service collecting Itnilroad Claim*. Original. Vouchers sent direct to claimants.— Eastern Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. Cooper, Ass't General Mgr., with I*. R. R. Claim Department, ten years, Scaford, Del. I0-e.o.d-2wc 17,700 Acres in Hast Orange County On Famous Orlando lo Ocean Highway Rich Farming, Citrus and Trucking Lands living Syndicated in 30 Acre Tracts Each Ifarl fronting on OrlandoOcean lloulr*ard at the extreme­ ly low price of— 928.21 per Acre Five Years in Which to Pay.— Title Good—Warranty Deed Guarantied Land May Ite Occupied Before Payment Completed This tract consists of 17,700 seres bordering both allies the Orlando-Knit Const Sixteen-foot Boulevard for about eight miles, ts intersected by the Floridn East Const: Railroad und two other main county highways one Of which is to l>e hard-surfaced also. Upon completion of these hard­ surfaced rood* the value of this Innd will increase very sub­ stantially ns hns already been demonstrated in nil other sec­ tions of Orange County, nnd tho syndicate proposes to sell in tmnll tracts the syndicate hold­ ings at a profit. This tract is virgin timbered and the timber is conservatively es­ timated to he worth $12.00 per sere. References—Any honk or busi­ ness house in Ornngc County. Honest Salesmen Wanted Mall Coupon Today for Particulars FOR SALK -One six-room house, cheap if taken at once. Apply to ORLANDO-EAST COAST LAND CO. Mrs. A. Norwood, Ijikc Mary. 32-tltp 120 So. Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla. Please send particular* of your 17,­ FOR SALK -111 acres, four mile* out 700 acre development This In no on good road, opposite Country mnnnor obligates me. Club; now 5-room bungalow, garage N«n»o .............................................. .... and nut buildings; some land cleared A ddress..............:.... ........... .. ...... ...... _ and planted In fruit trees; good water. Sanford Dally Herald, Sanford, Fla. G. Ilirachi, R. 1, Sanford, Fla. 30-fltp n •jjftV: i ' PAGE SIX IDhAS OF HIGHWAY TO COST LESS THAN 17,000 A MILK WITH GRADE INCLUDED BEAUTY American “ Pescht*," Mya Wanderer Would Look Lika “ Lamona" to the Native of Mongolia. HONOR ROLL TAVARES, May 3.— (Special),— I The first nineteen miles of the AstnrThe Wanderer und Hie Young Ameri­ to-Polk-County-line highway will be can were smoking tlielr cigarettes la FIRST GRADE huilt including n bridge over the the congenial *||enee Hint In men I* Annie Allman, Edith Droxton, Mar­ Alexander Spring creek, the clear­ a sign of good friendship. They ambled tha Toney, Ruth Cruse, Lucy Dob­ ing o f n right-of-way sixty.six feet for u r**w blocks without speaking, until Hie sight of « girl crosstug Hie bins, Mary Manning, Kathryn Morri­ wide with a twenty-four foot road­ *tr<'et toward them biought a gasp son, Betty McKinnon, Evelyn Rob­ way and fifteen-foot surfacing, part o f admiration from Ilie Young Ameri­ son, Mary Wight, Ncncy White, Dor­ shell and part clay, with cast iron can. “ Gosh, look ul the pippin! yjay. othy Ryan, Margaret Purdon, Rose­ culverts, and engineer’s costs, for less Isn't she u little beauty)*' mary' Fernandez, Esther Eriraon, than Seven thousand dollar* a mile. The Wunderer gave manlier pulT Pauline Bellamy, John Courier, Maiand llu-n replied: "Well maybe she Is co|m Higgins, 0 . P. Sharp, Wilson The road work contract was let to the Ij»ko county Construction Com­ and uni)I**- she'Isn't;'* Smith, Bill Tyre, Lee Stcnitrom, Rus- pany o f Leesburg today nnd the "What do ) ou Incan by maybe she isn't) A blind man could see that she's scl Lundqulst, Raymond Lundquqist, bridgowork to McNair Lumber Coma beauty. What's the matter with Morris Renton, Davis Geiger, Robert i pnny of Jacksonville. your sight)" Hie Young American de­ Caldwell, Herman Caldwell. This road runs from Astor to Al­ manded. toona, opening up n wonderful terSECOND GRADE Again the Wanderer puffed before he I-ols Couch, Louise Hickson, Mny tltory with nn elevation from sea le­ answered. Hickson, Violn Browning, Ernest vel from the St. Johns river to 100 “ Well, I didn't say she wasn't. Hut I've seen *o many different notions of Wimbish, Margaret Bowman, Incx feet. beauty that I'm l.oglnuliig to wonder If Ili-nnett, Marjorie Forest, Katherine there Is such o thing ul ull. For In­ Fuqua. May Puriion. Bernice Low, J INTERNAL REVENUE FALLS OFP statue, look ul her liulr, All putted out Juanita Burnett, Hazel Tew, Bertha at the aide* and fluffy round her face. Willetts, Ruth Pcarman, I.awrence u ir Tkf (**orinird i*r*sa> According to American Idea* that's Reel, Lawrence Lunquist. WASHINGTON, May 3.—Collecpretty. But a Mongolian man or tions of internal revenue for the first THIRD GRADE woniun would think It |ierfcctly three quarters o f tho current fiscal Hetty Ilintermipster, Julia Hig­ hideous. They think that beauty lies year feJI o ff by more thnn $875,000,­ In skinning a woman's hair buck Just gins, Mary L-uiso Dunn, Ruth Mar­ us tight as she can, screwing It luio a tin, Sara Maxwell, Murgurvt Britt, 000 ns compared with the correspond­ little tight knot or cutting It off ul- Mary Alice Shipp, Lillie Vickery, ing period of tho previous yenr, nctogether und covering the tup of her Addio Browning, Gladys n ick son '1cordin* to reports completed by tho head with an elulmratc edifice of Merc® Thomas ,Orn Mae Culp, Fcnel-' revenue bureau. From July 1, 1021, flurry, sort of u showcase for her to Mnrch 31, 1022. the total taxes Jewelry. You cun pretty nearly Judge tn Kcrmode, Pauline Kllmnt, Mary collected by the government aggre­ her position by the number of trinket-* Mahoney, Elizabeth Ilarkcy, Irer.o Fellows, Ellen Lunquist, Ethro Col­ gated 82,470,000,000, as against $3,­ she bus piled on. 351,000,000 collected from July 1, “ in other parts uf Mongolia Un­ lins, Buford Powell, Mnrtha Washing­ worn en hsng clot I- curtains over their ton, Doris Nolan, Frank Diehl, I.ish 1020, to March 81, 1021. euru because they think that la-uilly Morse, William Morrison, Edwin The theory o f evolution is sound forbids allowing their ear- to In - o n Shinholscr, Clarence Rotundo, Abner naked. With them, cunt ure strict!) Barnes, Rendall Klnnrd, Roy Britt, enough, but you can’t elevate a pe­ tuhuo. On the other baud, the native* destrian by crossing him with an of some of the South seas Island- try Gay Waits, Elmore Lloyd, Cornelius right-cylinder car. Clarence to make their ears us large aiol run- Brooks, Madison Wade, splcloua as they can. and Ilie in un i Wolfe. * A REAL BARGAIN their ear lobes come to tou<hltig the r FOURTH GRADE shoulders the more beautiful III*-) Hunk 5 ISO cash takes Maxwell road­ Beatrice Bledsoe, Bcttlnn Campbell, they are. They even hutq* hcu*y Clorine Cannon, Mnrgnrct ___ t stcr, three passenger.— B. & O. Giles, weights on their children's ears to Dorothy Gore. Elizabeth Grovesteini Motor Co. 30-tfc try lo stretch them. Dorothy Haynes, Mnrjnric Hoskins, "Same way with clothes. If you A complete lino uf mngazines for were lo tell a Nepalese woman that I-ott*e Mitchell, Juanita McMullen, May, also Fashion Plates and dally Katherine Schirnrd, Phyllis Smith, you think that girl has ou a good­ newspapcri.— Mobley's Drug Store. looking suit she'd probably exclaim In Elinor Tyner, Flossie Vickery, Kath­ 30-Stp genuine astonishment, ‘ What, that aw erine Powell .Mildred Ferguson, Min­ ful looking thing! Why. It's perfect­ nie Hardy, Lois Garrett, Margaret ly list In fruuL' Her bleu of a good­ Hlrschl, Dorothy Williams, Thelmn NOTICE!! • looking suit la a little abort, tight Tew, Eunice Lord, Edith Smith, Knth$125 cash takes a practically' Jacket, and s skirt skin tight In the erine Waters, I^onanl West, Wayne new Grant. Good tires nnd evhack, with yards and yard* of cloth Merritt, Jnmcs Higgins. cryThing good.— II. & O. Motor made into a big huurh In the front. The bigger the hunch, the more sty­ lish the suit. Which Idea la right) “ No doubt, loo, you 'M*ik that girl has pretty legs, Jo 1. Curves and all tliaL But in on*- of the African tribes the mothers fasten straight metal hands on their little girls* leg* and leave them on until they ere grown up. With maternal foresight •hey want them to have beautiful legs, so straight nnd thin, Jusl like lids stick. “ And. after all. who's ».* decide what beauty l*T" Why Art We Whits) Itis reason why l 'auciislnna are while Is very simple us explained by one of ihe graves! Herman savant* Originally all men were Mark, be­ mused they lived ou route and fruit*. When they gut dispersed more widely, altered conditions very soon modified the color of their skins. In this way Ihe negroes In America turned Into red Indians, because they used bloody meal, which supplied them with u superabundance of hctnogobllti. ihe coloring matter of H,e blood. The Chinese, the Japanese und the Mongolian* nre yellow because their ancestor* made a misuse o f milk, which contains chlor, whose dissolving force Is well known. Now, why an- we white) asks la* Petit Journal of Paris. Solely because we sat too much salt, which, as a ills solvant even surpasses rldnr, that turns Asiatics yellow. The day we shnll cease lo salt our food we shall become black again and have flat noses. Co. — t o n ig h t - CHARLES RAl In Ihe best picture of hb career “ PEACEFUL VALLEY” Added Attractions, ToJ Tomorrow— Marion Dari* I "Beauty’s Worth" and 0ti added attractions. B H U D B ia m E iE i TEMPERATURE! Wo don't let politics (nterfere with our weather vegetable crop nnd regard, less o f who is elected ow | growers will make ioM money this year. They i might beat down the 1s t price on us hut they can’t put the grower* <J>jva nnd out for wc know whxt vegetables are bringing taj will bring If we can ictn up a littlo shower today. It looks like it now a* *« take our typewriter on oar Iup on the Inst lap u it were before this rag uf frwdom comes out. 5:10 A. M. MAY 3, l»H Maximum ..... ft* Minimum ............ u Rang* .17 Barometer ...»...... 30.11 Calm nnd part cloudy. 30-tfc! For your picnic parties, we have the Mivunn Olive-nnise, snndwicholn, boilGet some rinnmon sugar, Uc A REAL BARGAIN W h m, luren tongue, Queen olives 3150 cash takes 1910 Ford package. New Orange lilouem I nnd nil kind., of pickles.—Tho Popular Roadster.— II. & O. Motor Co. ey in pint Jars, at the Popular Market, 32-2tr 30-tfc ket. ■ •a r« > a ce a 10 Stores in Georgia- 1 .Store in Floridil IThe Church well Co Sanford’s New Store- Phone 127 ■Bill ■III Thursday—FirSt Half-Holiday NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR BATHING SUIT W e H a v e B a t h i n g S u it s F o r T h e W h o le F a m ily Distilling Bars Metals. Among Hu* most Interesting experi­ ments madr with the electric furnace nre those reported bv M Molssan, the French chemist. It appenrs that, with a current of Ms) ntnperes at 110 volts' pressure, he in a few minutes distilled from 1X1 to 60 arums of ;>lutlnum. The ebullition of the metal look place at quietly us that of water at Its hulling point. The metallic drops were **>llotted on a copper tube traversed by s current of cold water. They depos­ ited themselves In the form of cubic crystals and brilliant crystalline sheets. Molssan has. It seems, also distilled Ilia rare metals osmium, ruthenium, palladium, Iridium aud rhodium. Sizes from 24 to 46 $ 1 .2 5 t o $ 5 .0 0 IN DIFFERENT STYLES AND COLORS See Them in Our Window Seed. Cullfornlu Is producing H.Ouu.OOO b o le s of tuivel oraugev u year. Yet this whole onmge Industry I* said to tmve sprung from on* little slip bud­ ded to a navel orange, thnt came from Brazil fifty one years ago. That original orange tree still stands In the greenhouse of, the de­ ■ partment of agriculture. See Jt, some time when you are In Washington. It la more Interesting than congress—and more Important. It la a sermon on growth and possibilities. Buy Your Bathing Suit- Tht End!*** Argumsnt. “ What’a the argument)" “ Just a couple o f rich guy* trying to settle the question whether Florida la a better place to spend the winter than California." fIr sF str e et ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ................................................................ P A Y CASH -For Leas Money mmmnl Churchwell CoSELLS IT FOR LESS ................... ......................................................... m T ,Vl - w e l a k a block �Wf v .v fw » it/iui1 sw ; ' v v> v • ■1x BS ■-v.V- THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 PAGE TWO CHILDREN IN SPRING T I M ^ MENU lidous picture of how a girt found unwritten xierd of directors, any UNCLE HANK * Chicken Pie that what her sweetheart admired in Mrs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside ltd., movement that might be hatched in Fresh Green Heans . New p, her was not her charming personality Cleveland, O., writes: “ My grand­ haste, and possibly fostered in unbak­ N k l b k H m » it k l l t r u t * o i t i y l l a y a t I k t llr r w M H i l K l a i , I V , C .b b .,0 B.U.h but her stunning gowns.i The picture daughter waa troubled with a cough, ed enthusiasm, und would not “ go." M a gw a lU A l t , l a a l t H . rli. Hot RoTls and Rutter was directed by Robert G. Vignola. for nearly two years. She took Fol­ We wender if our citixcns fully appre­ ‘ Lemon Pi® Forrest Stanley is Miss Davies' lead­ ey’s Honey and Tar and her cough U ciate tho meaning o f this trio of or­ Coffee now gone. It loosened the phlegm so ing man. ganisations— Hotary, with her motto, i ‘ U H iJ N iiic n a 75c ; she could raise it easily." Foley's "S crvifc"; Kiwnnia with thcr motto of K. J . H O LLY ____ IZIllar Honey and Tar is just what children Miller’s old stand, Park and p| I m f t » r r - T r » n « r » r “ We Build," and the Chamber of Com­ N. J . 1.11,1. AITU C o r r a l M t a a_i r t M. A . \ K K L _______ should have for feverish colds, coughs, Saturday ,May 6th, Business and O. L. lit WIN____ Clrrnlallaa M »U (tr merce with her now well known slo­ I ' k t t r I AH i p l a « | M l». M. “ snuffles," and tight, wheezy breath­ fcssional Women's. Club. gan, "Sanford, The City Subiitnntial" ? i i i n t U l a i lla ln H a lt K a m a ing. Re sure to get Foley’s. It checks So today, ns wo welcome Kiwnnia, A y y llr a llo a croup and whooping cough, too. Sold take out huts o ff to her live, and ever H u b tr rlp tlo a P r l t t la A i i a i r t Vivian Speer, Second vlce-prt*<| everywhere.— Adr. alert mmebership, we can truthfully O ar Y ea r $325 cash takes a 192ft jtfc l l a H .m tk a I N say, that our town in indeed a city sub­ ■ I r l l m H la C it y k y C a n t o r Ford Sedan that's in good con t , O a r W r r k __ _____________________M C e a la stantial. There will he a meeting of tho tion. It’s a real bargain__H HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RANK- n]umni association of the Sanford" Kiwnnia haa done many things that T fcr k l ( 1 -- t « I t - H i r W r r k l r l i a r O. Motor Co. 3 q. ly f a t r r a H rm latolr i 'a i a•IT stand for civic betterment since they • 14 a a llr r ly INC WOULD HAVE ACTIVHigh School at the high school Mon­ a a l la y a l l l a k r l f i r r y P r i a y , A l i r r * 1TIB8 EXTENDED t la la a r a lr a a t a lr k n o v a a a p p llr a - began operation here late last fall, day night, May 8th at 8 o'clock. All H aa . D r a ia rra tto l a y a llllr a . I 3 M p a r WHY NOT TRY but one of the biggest fields of en­ members are urged to be present to y r a r , a la ta ya la a l i a » a t . ______ I l l r T b r A a a n rla trd I’ rra a l deavor which they have entered U/tho H K M IIK II T IIK A S S O C 'IA T U ll I 'l l K M WASHINGTON, May 4.— The house discuss plans for our big banquet The Assoc inted Press Is exclusive­ sponsoring of the Fern aid-Laugh ton 33-4 t-dh If man Is made of dust, it seems o n £ committee on banking and currency ly entitled to the use for republica­ Memorial Hospital, which they ate natural (hat his wife should chase today ordered favorable report on bill tion o f all news dispatches credited tt> concentrating most of their energies after him with ■ broom. WHEN YOUR CAR IS O IT 01 recently passed by senate extending Tlnncc at Montezuma Hotel tomor­ it or not otherwise credited in this pa­ upon, and we congratulate them on WHACK activities o f War Finance Corporntiou row night May 6. Admission $1.00. per and also the local news published this choice as a main objective, and prisoners who had in war times talked one year from June 30 next. 33-2tc herein. with ns great emphasis, congratulate sedition, or refused to accept military service or violated civil laws. The All rights of repubiication of spec­ the hospital upon their sponsors. > Washingand Polishlpg a SprciiliJ $375 cosh lakes n'l917 Buick ial dispatches herein are also re­ Kiwnnia, health, wealth hnd happi­ children were well treated by Presi- , " BATHER AND CROP CONDI* TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE Roadster. Good tires, Rood me­ Foot of First Street, Sanford At* served. ness to you! Wo send to your inter dent Hnrdlt.g but he made It plain to WEEK ENDING MAY 2ND, 1922 chanical condition.— 11. & O. Mo­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED national headquarters our greeting, the leaders of. the movement thnt it tor Co. 30-tfc and this is what it is: "In S anford, was fT»r publicity purposes and he! Temperature: Tho week averaged Kiwanis truly builds—but even great- would not grant them an audience or j. slightly cooler than the tiirmnl over YOU SAID IT, HENRY. or than your motto Is your local club, have anything to do with them. Pres Dance nt Montezuma Hotel tomor. The Launch SANF0I , M 6 for it discovers then, then builds them Mcnt Harding is right. There Is noth-! ,no*t o f lhe « * l,on; the nights y «r* . Admission $1.00. For I'nrtlea, Picnics, Fishing. Oat "I determined absolutely,'' writes to a greater conception of their civic in« 0 33-2tc i ---------"H «urh * movement. Those tt>0 c° o1 <lur,nK n portlon ,,f thu limvM Mr. Ford, "that never would I join a prisoners, like Debs, will receive their Precipitation: It was generally in_________ responsibility.’ * Capt. Atkinson company in which finance came before freedom when President Harding *ufflclcnt. hut rain occurred very Phone 295-1,1 \ REAL BARGAIN work or in which bnnkers or finan­ thinks they have served sufficient K«nerally over northern and western SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL HAS Hdsldi^c203 E. Third SL. SznfJ ciers had a part. 1 have yet to have time to make them renilzo thnt while divisions; drought continues, however THE RF.ST it demonstrated that Is the way to $150 cash lakes Maxwell roadthis is a benign government it will not ° ' lt'r mo*l lhe central and southern success. For the only foundation of counties where only local and widely «ter, three passenger.— B. & O. Salmagundi is out. Salmagundi 1* B,r ,,n>' foolishness in wnr times real business Is service." scattered showers occurred. 30-tfc Motor Co. tho Sanford High School Annunl and n," ! thoi,p prisoners who thought they ------------ o-------------Condition o f Crops: The week murkalways good hut this year for some c,,ul,l « “ ■ ,,ur government with imKIW ANIS — MORE THAN WEL­ reason or othor and without dispar- punlty have found out their mistake >’d the^ending of h severe drought, Headache- Powders fci Pa K) iKi St Su Ka n» tui *a COME—“ WE ARK-FOK YOU"! agement to previous edititfhs, tho *nd Vnarching >m to Washington will especially in tho northern and western Rest for Headache and Nruralfh HAVE YOUR general opinion seems to lie that 19&2 nvnil them nothing. counties, and locally over small areas At First Class Drug Store* in tho presentation of the charter of him out shorn* nil tho rest. It is a ‘ O* ■ '?l ^^tra! and southern counlie*; . DOSES--------25c--------- 5 DOSE Sanford Kiwanis club tonight nt tho wonderful piece o f work not from the I.A U N D R Y WORK PAYING Till*. PREACHER although insufficient everywhere and Valdes Hotel,, the the In toeul elob becomes a n..u i o..tf .... ... for tk. --------too fate to save many crops of trurjc, printers' point view the Herald ItONK AT Ad of that great Intorpart and pntAd The current Ladies' Home Journal the rain greatly benefited corn, cotton, diit the printing, and we're too modest national organization o f Kiwanis . . .. .. ,, . ... . . . . to . . pass jiji .k. «on .........rontains an article on the subject of peanuts, cane, velvet beans, tobacco,! judgment this work, but 1 1 clubs nil over the United Mates and fri(|n nn artW lc BUnj point| from thc ‘ he salaries o f ministers, in which It tomatoes, melons and citrus fruits. No Canada, number 750 clubs with a vjt,w,l0|nl 0f |Ucrnture, from the e x - '* ' stated thot the churches of A tM i4lM,n ° f moment M l in the interior of meml.ership of approximately 65,000 j (;(J||cnt ,|raw|lutll anj cartoons o f ',n e*>*l nn average of nine cento** *he southern division and large areos members ^ . . . Byron Stephens which nro letter ww'k P',r number, slightly under th e "In tho central division received no . , ,, 1 are The Herald . . . . , 114 rt , ^ nTI ° nn ® than anything ever before attempted price of two ice cream cones. This rain these districts nro still in dis­ pride in Its eight page edition issued in Florida and front thc standpoint total cost is divided in n number of tress. Citrus fruits dropped badly, es­ We call for and deliver to nny part of today ns a supplement to our regular o f magazine work it is nt at the top of directions, one of the items being the pecially on h|gh lands, and so‘(ne young city. Leave your bundle nt Monteedition ns a.welcome tre e s died; and corn on uplands suf­ zumii Hotel or call Rhone No. 4K5 and thc parsons. . ........ . to this live virile ...... '•ithc list The covers nro uro im ita-, salaries of th< body o f business and professional men,t tjon leather in brown with a ThV article goes on to indlrnto, by fered acutely-*-vegetables dried up. hare our wngon call. mobilized into nn organization that is purple tint, printed in gold em­ numerous statistics, that tho clergy­ T h e oat crop is poor. Where rain ockeyed up to aucli a state of mind that bossed j'ind the second cover in tho men are woefully underpaid. The t‘l,rn‘1l a marked change has taken only the fellowship o f such an organi­ same material plain, the hook being members ooff the 1,1 l,»c condition o f crops. Moder(he churches seem alzation can engender among the tired to *have tnken the ------preachers printed upon il4Avy enamel paper most ......* *~ ....... **1 ' — "•* '----- at I,t,‘ r,,'n* Bdl in the following Vounbusiness and professional men of to­ that shows o ff the many half tones in their word when they have proclaimed **"!,: Madison, Dade, Broward, I'ascu, day, who are lonesome for the com­ line shape. Every branch of tho Snn- that salvation is free. Seminole, I'utnnm, Alachua, radeship and joviality of their boy­ ford High sSi\ool \c in covered although The figures given by tho writer Cls* St' 'lohn" ' ColumbiN hood friendships. In such an organi­ athletics Were not featured us it are quite striking. Of the 170,000 t!, *ra,U? ? ' Gadsden, French Dry Cleaners sation ns Kiwanis the membership should have been hut the school prob­ .Marion, Volu­ clergyman in the United States fewer n* n ‘ ur’ * a find entertainment, fun and recrea­ ably goes in for other things strong, sia, Hillsboro, Manatee, und Bradford. P a K a t o t a P ' z t a R a l ' a f t a a s s S B S i S S H S s a s s s a a a i ii H i thun two thousand have to pay any tion, but by no means is this nil. They cr thun athletics and the poems, nr. Shnwvr? were well diali ibuied west ot income U «, while there are more i find rftr r they have reached this singe tides, little squlbbs, Jokes, etc.,, are than 22,000 Jnwyers and more than the Apalachicola river. The' greatest of mental restfulness and physical re­ nil filled with tho spjrit of the school rainfall reported from the various 20,0()Qi physicians who render this ■ laxation, thnt they .are suaceptihle to and school days. counties was: Duval and Dade, 1.00 Thu high school tribute to the government. Th4 nv. |j any form of duty thnt tends to build annual this year is one in which ev­ erngc salary of ministers in 1916 was oe, 1.32; Alachua, 0.98; Marion, 0.67, their city, and they go when the gong ery. high school pupil shuuld take a Gadsden, 0.98; Jefferson, 1.30; Mudi$735 per annum, and in 1921 the sal­ sounds fdv duly, just ns aptly as they great pride for it demonstrates thnt son, 1.00;‘ Columhin, 0.45; Taylor, 0.79 aries hud reached the princely pro­ SALES AN D SERVICE smile when the good fellows they love Sanford High has some o f the bright­ and Jackson, U.ffl itich^. portions of $808. In one of the larg­ smile at them. est and brainiest ^ lp ils in the stnto— er denominations FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PEOPLE per cent of the In Snnford it can he truthfully said none others could compile so much ministers received- nt last account ACCUSED WIFE AND IIUTl.ER that Ki wad Is has huiided well. They good matter in 142 pages. Just think salaries below $400 per annum. have chosen their personnel from the of it— M2 pages o f good rcnd|p*r mat* IIIt _Thf* %*iih'Li li t] l*rr«a| During the period from 1014 to NEWTON, Maaa., May 4.—William best business and professional men of ter wonderful sketches, half tones, SAI.ES AND SERVICE AT URK’S SHOP the city, not claiming to have all of history, etc. Every patron and every 1919 wages of rnilway men increased H. Powell, Boston district mannger 100 per cent and the cost of living for It. G. Dunn and company, shot Sanford Avenue Sanford, Florid* the best men, but showing to the world n^lvocntc of education in this county went up to 60 per cent. During the and killed his wife, Mrs. Lena E. thnt they are discoverers— for when should have a copy o f Salmagundi. same preiod the compensation o f Powell last'evening after he had callthey started here, there wns another It is an inspiration and u compendium ministers, on the average, increased e ^ ju r and his butler, Michael J. Mnorganization, great and powerful over of ail thnt in good, all thnt is snappy less than 20 per cent. loncy, before him and accused them the land as a luncheon club, Rotary, and full of life, nil o f the quips end The writer associates these facts of intimacy, the p olice were told by tho mother o f all the luncheon clubs, jests of the bright scholars who make and with thi lr strong and representa­ up high school and lust hut not least with the further fact that until the a maid in thc Powell home. Powell tive membership, it was natural for a mirror of those tine young men and present year here has been a shortage flrst tired shots at the luitlcr, who Ho fled and escaped unhurt. Then he one to reflect thnt perifn|»s there wns women who for four years have been in the theological seminnries. snys that the young men themselves pursued his wife to tho librnry where, not tim!>cr enough here for another working to nttnin that goal—a high i^t not tak* the salary into account. he shot her three times, and went up > organization in addition to our al­ school education. Salmagdndl of but their families do and make ev­ stairs ami killed himself, Miss Jose­ ready strong Ghnmher of Commerce, ID22 is perfect in cv«ry detail. 4Work Guaranteed ery effort to turn them into somq phine Knglnnd, the maid, said. which is and must always he our pre­ Prices That Please other line o f work. He also intimntos Mrs. Powell wn sthe Widow of R. mier business organization. NO MORE COX HI VRMIKS. thnt the grnih' o f preaching that is H. White, 11 Boston department store Rut after a survey o f the situation, heard In many churches is not as millionaire, liefqre she married Powell. the editor “ f (his paper believed, and Lumley & Lumley Way back yonder many years ago high ns it would lie if the salaries * his belief hr.s l»een verified, that thorc . , _ . , when this country wns going through were larger, which seems a reason­ 902 F ren ch P hone 1 0 1 Florida lands mujj |>e kept busy was enough men in Sanford capable hjm, tifm,# nu(n>. ner, were out of able deduction. growing crops practically nil tho o f conducting sin organization like thc emj Jiyrncnt a man named Coxcy, year, thus preventing leaching and Kiwanis Hub, and we lent our hearty from Ohio, conceived the idea of gntherosion and making it possible to # Star Glad She support to the movement. Today, wo ^ non(le, cript army of « produce, in the uggregate, as much imve on our front window n Kiwanis Dances in Film as states further north that have „ ,, . , , the hoboes in the country, gathering .and u Rotary emblem with the Cham(.m <A hU homc Aml m)irchinB 0» to her of Commerce emblem in the mid­ Washington where he would appeal to! Marion Unviea "Trips Light l-anias* richer softf. dle, mid wo point with pride to our the president for employment. The] tic” Again for 1'lcture APRIL 29TH TO M A Y 6TH Dance at Montezuma Hotel tomor­ Chuml>cr o f Commerce, with these two fact o f the mntter was that the ma- j —— strong bowers, fully appreciative of jority of the men gathered In Cozcy’s ^ For the first time since Marion Da- row night, May 5. Admission $1.00. RIDE A BICYCLE FOR HEALTH AND PLEA8URK 33-2tc their civic duty, champing on the bit yard were men who did not want vies danced and sang ill musical come* * RIDE A BICYCLE FOR PROFIT AND ECONOMY to go at tho request o f our commer­ work, had never worked and did n o t' dy on Hrondwuy, whench she wns sc* Cornc on Imys and girls. There Is no better time than now to own » Give mo thc willing worker who ■■ cial body, when it inruns advancement intend to work but the idea of free lected for stardom on the screen, docs IIIcycle for Sanford, nr to disapprove as mi rations ami n chance to go to Wash- j she "trip the light fantlztic", again, sees tilings a Sthey are a id s trying hard to improve them by his own ington under a leader who hud enough This time it is in her newest picture, Special prices on Boys’ ami Girls' Bicycles for this week "Beauty's Worth," a Cosmopolitanmoney to feed them enroute appealed / $35.00 C A S H , to them and the "arm y" marched to i’nrmnount “picture, coming to thc Dance at Montezuma Hotel tomor­ THINK Washington. Coxcy probably had a Princess tonight. Men’s and Indies' Bicy cle row night, May 5. Admission $1.00. hunch that the free advertisement The production has a beautiful chnr* 33-2tc $35,110 TO $50.00 CASH of the kind uf rake >ou Hant, / would land him in the president’s nde performance in it, Miss Davies then Motor Bike Models chair Inter on and he rode at the bead taking the lending rote. She dances in Don't ent spoiled food*, .especially of the army with his daughter on two oM he three acts of the charades, Gumo that have been canned. They $50.00. CASH COME white horses, tho press played up the first ns n Coiumhini* and Inter ns a often cause serious illness and some­ We sell Bicycled on instkllmrntnjpt an additional price of $5.00 on **fh —T o inarch mid made much o f the idea and lovely French doll. Assisting her in times death. , Bicycle. Term* $10.00 In advance and $5.00 per month. Coxcy was thc most tulkcd of man in the latter part were John and Gordon Deane Turner’s the newspapers for many days. His Dooley, t\vo o f the best known eccen­ Dance nt Montezuma Hotel tomnr- J L E T S ALL RIDE BICYCLES army reached the White House lawn tric dancers on the singe. row night, May 5. Admis^on $1.00, ■ Grocery Store one duy where they were dispersed .by "It was great fun to dance again,' _33-2tc J SATURDAY. MAY ATH, and ii the police mid they faded away white said Miss Davies. "Dancing and sing­ : g |Coxcy went hack home well satisfied ing arc two o f the things I miss in BUY with the publicity he had received, pictures. I have danced In knll-room It for your Sunday dinner. Large l The other Ary the families of the scenes but have never before had a THE 8PORTING GOODS STORE B. W . HERNDON ■oMirlment of home-made men who are lr\ federal prison for po- solo dance.'' Insurance A g e n c y CAKES and .SALAD on sale by. iitlcnl reasons were herded into, a 1 "Beauty's Worth" wn« adapted to * y 7 Park Avenue FIRR— AUTO— BONDS Daughters of Wcalcy. 2 similar army and marched to Wash- • thc scrceft by Luther Reed from Soph■ ■ ■ ■ a aM aaB aB B B aaa aaaaaaB aB B B M H B H B B a u K a a B B B B a B a M 1 •Gngton/ to demand thc release of these ie Kerr’a popular story, it is n de- ■■■■■■■■■■naaaaaatiBH BBBBaR SANFORD DAILY HERALD :. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. WAR FINANCE CORPORATION IS EXTENDED SP URK’S REPAIR SHI DR. MILLER’S ORLANDO STEAM * LAUNDRY ■ Rout Baker ORLANDO STEAM CLOSED HALF HOI LAUNDRY DAY THURSDAY AFTERNOON fl H U D S O N and E S S E X Cars ' G. L. DOSS, AGENT ii t: S e m in o le * /C J m P rin tery ‘F j ic J 41 j) mm I' . l 3 j N ational B icycle W eek Sanford Cycle Co. I i �THE 3 AN FORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 u p e n d e d W|THCOLORSTAKE SALTS TO FLUSHKIDNEYS Pioturesque Scene on Old East BAT LESS MEAT IF YOU FEEL Indian Highway, BACKACHY OR HAVE BLAB[ ,* * * > tbt l“ ‘ J ■T'.ttf <b*‘pan ™ in 0 uJtioo K fc :2?=> «< L Jt fi W* }f* 1 c«t toorthlM^ ObKfTrt U i w tr*nd ln bivi'for «“ ' i u» ( hi Is nr«*P»P*’r Itrrf I * “ HER TROUBLE Cwitam* and Costume* of the Patt Meat forms uric acid which excites and Present Mlngltd Wi Kalei­ and overworks the kidneys in their ef­ doscopic Procotoion. :t*r ik.s-.e «f SI. Paul'M |n. >*nblf tlum. \\*r. n *1 lit* ).m a Iwanfck I ipproprlate I*Ui Hie) nr* ut.nl.. icij -rt o) *[. n.. Innweighing 70U |„ iM t't,.>l) i|s..'s” I4< -I la t0) « *; Mjp Tlit- n|.;..»r |,..r Hff".' of St Peter's at U i'H ibttnA—cleverly "kldnasrMe M«m» of Jri'-’ l lent Work* 1,1 r b f P1* ^ *»• sham— 1 UM ..a t‘f!rk»..rk hut in f.,rui; und Null IntMiluced P e ! ° »• ID lteg-nt K » fft*..—Lo,,jon n mi| It-mon juice, combined with lithiu, and has been used fo r generations to clean , ,, , , , and stimulate sluggish kidneys and H too htmlili-r l.wl bnlts ‘JnH. is U stop Dimmer irrit/itinii irritation. Jnti inexpensive, harmless and m akes a de,, . . . , ,, . ,,,. . Ilgntful effervescent lithin-wuter W hereas: A petition ha* been pre. rented to tlie County Hoard of Public Jnit ruction for Seminole County. FlorIda. signed by more than tw enty-five per cent o f (he dul) qualified electors Special County. Tax School HI*, ,raaldlng rlo, Nu within , Seminole Florida. Hpaelal Tux School District i being also known a* the Sanford School District, asking and peHtlnning the wm. ,'Z drink which nrililnn. of men .ml en take now and then, thus avoiding i order nn election lo be held within „ i ii i i ir Special Tax School I>lstrlct No. I, Semserious kidney and bladder diseases, mole County. Florida, s .ld Special Tax __A dv >School District being also known as the Sanford School District, to deter, mine whether or not there should bo . . . . __ _____ , , _, ___ _ , I Issued by ths said Special Tnx School \\ hen sonic folks declare there is District fjo. t, bond* in the sum o f |(".* nothing more to be snid. it is an i n - 1oco oo. iho proceed* of such bond* m bo , . ‘ Jused for the purpose of acquiring. dienton they arc going to rave on for huildtn_r. enlarging, furnishing or otb nrwlse Improving reboot buildings and another hour erwie* Im p rov in g school bulldi school ground* ami for the exclusive uso o f the public free schools within anil! Special Tax Pchool District No. 1, the proceeds of Ihe said bond Issue amounting to t(O.0"O.OO, to be used for tbs purposes set forth In said petition, The vocational oommlttre o f the Buai and to be expended and disbursed In n manner following, to-wlt: tu-ss and ProfcssionAl Woincn’r Club 1(0,000.00 to be used In acquiring a building, and furnishing a primary requests all young womsn desiring site, school, and for enlarging, furnishing nr emp* j**nient *o register at the First otherwlao Improving school buildings and school grounds for the exclusive National Bank. use o f the public free schools within said Hpeclnl Tax School District No. I, AGNES G. BKHNF.lt. Chairman and, Whereas: The County Honrd of Pub lie Instruction of Hemlnnle Count Iti ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * Florida, h a s •carefully examined petition uud has nscui lalitcvl that more than tw enty-five per cent o f the duly “Give more thought lo music” qualified electors residing within Spec tnl Tnx School District No 1, have signed said petition, and Wherean: The rminty Hoard o f Puli llo Instruction for Seminole County. Florida, has, by resolution this day d e ­ termined that bonds on the sum o f 1*0 • 000 00 will be required for the purposes set forth In Mid petition, and .which are enumerated hereinabove, said bond* to bear Interevt at the rate of five and Employment Bureau.. H elp K eep the B A N D A LL S U M M E R And Huy Your SHEET MUSIC P. Rnmes Britain W ants Own 1J * plafi-atj overio-iklng Before the great war (Jrviit Britain auwameahh was f -f »np 1 of •-nit-raid [T*W*d tanantaln*. al’■t*'banting henuK'rn'T "f It' hl'lotiral , !l"n' b»ie enriched "I thrlr Icelandic >-el*B adifited by ' *i».w«.|l liinguage f l * M" 1’’ front that a f»»8ri that the Hagas »« It. the d»lly reading )lf Mi( pal" (•ertnnny. even upon a low com ­ putation, f « r Iuh-i - 135,000,000 ------------- -a year................... -’ rt.ii ls revival of nrt CW'sral prn<|s>rlty IW -, n-usakrtilng of ' * '* r|J In tlie sine. pflBk J ^ ^ 'a r k s h t,. for r7 u L ^ * pro- ifiJ S S U J- m . n . ’i Ti,B other “ rtkiiig tcrmlned not to do It In the future, ns there ha* been recently opened at Newark-on-Trent a heet-sugar factory which open* * new chapter In British farming annals. The factory, covering aouie forty acres In all, I* the result o f c<vo|iern* lion between the government and the Sugar Reel (Ironer*’ society mid Home Ornwu Sugar, Limited, and I* lo be the first o f five factories, which In turn may be precursor* of the 100 that would be necessary to make England ll'1' - ar«h- s )R D S USIC 'E R , tn.crcz, NEW PERFECTION The N*e«*sary Husband. “ She wants ber husband back lignin," “ Rut »he sued him for divorce and got It," "I know," ^ "And the court gave her Ihe cus­ tody of the children." ’That’* the trouble. She finds now that she really needs him. You see she has no one to stay at home with Ihe children on the nights her club meets."— Detroit Free Press. r r fH E R E 'S no smoke and X smell to make disagreeable work o f coo king with the New Perfection Oil Stove. Clean, intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the name stajrs where you set it. | ' Therefore he It resolved That It I" the determination o f this County Hoard o f Dublin Instruction for Seminote fo u n tr . Florida, lhat the amount nf bond* required for the purpose* and object* set forth In said petition is ths sum of Hfl.onMO; lhat the said bond* shall b«ar Intereat at the rats of five rtiiii i,,,---t.rtlf P-r MB' Btf num: the Interest on said bond* to be p a y a b l e semi-annually: said bonds to tie dated July 1st. A t», I * !!, and to ma­ ture thirty years nfier the dale there­ of, and. payable semi-annually, bonds lo be dat­ ed July 1st. A. D 13!!. and the princi­ pal o f snbl bonds to become due anil payable thirty years after the dale thereof. Now, therefore. In pursuance o f law, and In pursuance or n resolution of this Hoard, this day adopted, notice la hereby given that nn live Olh day of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a May. A. D 13!!. nn election will be held, and the eanie la hereby ordered to be held In Special Tax School Dis­ trict No. !. Seminole County, Florida, said Special Tax School District also known aa Ihe Sanford Set ol District, to determine whether nr there shall he issued by the said Special Tux School District No, I, Seminole County, Florida, bonds In Ihe sum at 1*0.000 0», to bear Interest ut the rate of five and on e-h a lf per cent per annum. Interest pnvabte seml-annuall:*: bonds to be dated July 1st. A D 1922; Hie principal of aald bonds lo become due and pay­ able thirty years after ths dato there­ of. us Is provided for In that certain resolution that day adopted by this County Hoard of Publla Instruction for Seminole County, Florida, In which said election only Ihe duly qualified electors who arc free holders residing within salit Special Tax School District No. I. Seminole County, Florida, shall be en­ titled lo vole. The said election in ordered to bo held shall bo hold at the several poll­ ing places within said Special Tax School District No I, Seminole County, Florida, where the last general elec­ tion uni, held, throughout said district, to-w lt: At I’reclnct No I and I’ reolnel No J, arid the said election shall be held In compliance with law. and Ihe Inspectors and clerks o f the polling Pluces shall make prompt return to the County Hoard of Public instruction of Seminole County, Florida. Irnqiedlately after the said election und the tabula­ tion o f the votes polled, and tbs County Hoard o f Public Instruction for Semi­ nole CaUlily. Florida. Will be In special meeting at 10 o'clock A. M. on the lOlli ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * day of May, A D. 191!. to receive the ieiurns o f the said election and lo can­ vass. determine and certify tho results thereof. ■ • c r v t v ______________________________ The following named are h ore by a p ­ pointed ami designated us Clerk and Inspectors lo bold and conduct the said election ut ihe polling place or pr«clnct named, to-wlt: At Precinct No. I (S an ford ): n M. Tyre. S r. <leo. W. H u ff ami Kenneth Murrell, Inspectors and E D. Brownlee, clerk At Precinct No, 1 (Hanford): David Speer. F. I*. Illnes *nd Cha* Mathews. Inspectors and J. O. Loonardy, clerk. All o f which la done and ordered by lbs County Hoard of Public Instruction. Seminole County, Florida. In regular session this the till day o f April. A. D. 1922. Corner First, and Elm Phone 447-W tce ce Will Help You Keep Cool See our window display o f all kinds CHECK ON ■ a 8 C. F, HARRISON. 'W ell be glad to demonstrate how eisily you can regulate the New Perfection for any aort o f cooking. W e have the New Perfection Oven also— , end it bakes perfectly. Snnfprd # Furniture Co. 0 . AC- A 20TH CENTURY COOLER 4 -(-lJ*!0 -!7 ; «-4. rr All Work Guaranteed Hot W e a th e r Is Here (Seal o f Hoard) Chairman. KltKD T WILLIAMS, C. A. DALLAS, County Hoard o f Pub­ lla Instruction tor Seminole County, FI* Attest: T W. LAWTON. Superintendent o f Public In­ struction and K x -officio Secre­ tary to Hoard. Is AUTO REPAIRS Y o u r s e lf OU Cook Stores and Ovens ffsllc ef the Dark Agsa. “ What la this tom and tattered fing. grand mother?" "That's a suffrage banner, my child. ,, j • f - « During the great suffrage battles o f 20 P»k(Aef.A« Ut "lt )rara ago 1 dared 12 brawny pollre|Tlsa , . l),", thrown tnen lo take that sacred standard wL J 7 foet •way from me." "And did they do it, grandmother, X T " * >04 la late,. |„ door?" r • s.tVh ,r moll“n o< "Yes, my child, hut It was about 40 ; ■ hut without minute* later^—Illnulnghain Aga lltr- 1 Fla. RIVE & WALKER A T 'lte self-supporting. P* I Inf , cttc-half per .. • per PAYAHI.K. Whereas: On the *th day o f March. A D. 19!!. a petition was presented lo the County Hoard o f Public Instruction for Seminole County. Florida, signed by more than twenty-five per cent of the duly qualified eleetnrs residing vrllhln the Special Tux School District No I. Seminole County. Florida, said Special Tax School District being also known ns the Sanford School District ssklng and petitioning lhat an election he called and held to determine the ques­ tion ns to whether or not bond* In Ihe sum of tea non 0* tbould be Issued hv said Special Tax School District No 1 Seminole County, Florida, for the pur­ pose of acquiring, building, enlarging, furnishing nr otherwise Improving school buildings and school ground* and for the exclusive use of the public free school* within said Special Tnx School District No 1. Seminote County Florldn, the proceed* o f the said liond Issue amounting lo 1*0.000 00 to be used for Ihe purpose set forth In sold petition, and lo be expended and dis­ bursed in a manner following, to-wlt: 1(0 000 no to be used In acquiring a site, bulldltA1 and furnishing a primary school, nml for enlarging, furnishing or vp.herwler Improving school building* and school grounds for Ihe exclusive Thla la poaltlvelr the heat Refri**rat l* e x o f the public free schools within lor on the Market Today said Special Tnx School District No, 1, and ----------CALL ANU 8KK IT------------Whereas: It I* Ihe sense o f Ihl* Honrd lhat It would be to the best Inlerest o f Special Tnx School District No t, Seminole County. Florldn, said Special Tux School Dlsirlet being also known n* the Sanford School Dlatrlct to Issue bonds In Ihe sum of t6P,*OOOi) tlie proceeds thereof to be used end expended In Ihe msnnsr and for ths purpose* and objects as are herein* above set forth and aa I* slated In said Hardware B«et Sugar. ••wniraUlri'ni g.,rsr*_ | »us*r. (Jrcnt Rrltnln now appears deP / Hill Hardware Co. REFRIGERATORS I* Hiilsry t Florida, bond* In the sum o f 1(0,000.00, to bear Interest at the rats o f five and one-i.itL* te r cent per annum, Intereet payable semi-annually, bond* to be dat­ ed July tat. A. D. 13!:. and to mature thirty year* after the date thereof. Re It further reeolved: That thla o r ­ der be publlehed In the Hanford Dally Herald, a newspaper publlehed within Hpeclnl Tax School District No 1, Sem­ inole County, Florid*, once each week for four *uce***lve week*. Don* and ordered In regular session o f the County Hoard o f I’ ubtlo Instruc­ tion for Seminole County. Florida, thla o f April. A D. I»!J. The world at your door every even­ lh* tth day C F. IIAIiniSON. (Peal o f Hoard) Chairman. ing for 15c.— Dally Herald, FRED T. WILLIAMS. C. A. DALLAS. , County Hoard o f Hub. Have you one of the E-Z dust pans? llo Instruction, Semi­ If not, get one at the Popular Mar­ nole County, Florida. Attest: He It further resolved: That a sp*cpaalal Tax lal election be held In said Special School District No. I. Seminole County, Florida, In accordance with law, to de­ termine whether or not there shall ba Issued by said Special Tax School Dis­ trict No. 1. Seminole County, Florida, bonds ae are provided for In thla reso­ lution. and. lie it further reeolved: That this res­ olution bo publlehed In the Sanford Dally Herald, a newepapar puhll*h#d within said Special Tax School District No. 1. Seminole County. Florida, once a week for four successive week*. Thla resolution adopted In regular seeelon o f the County Board o f I’ ubllc Instruction for Seminole County. Flori­ da, on the tth day of April. A. D. l i l t . C. F HARRISON, (Seal of Hoard) Chairman. FRED T. WILLIAMS. C. A. .DALLAS, County Hoard o f Publlo Instruction tor Semi­ nole County, Florida. Atteal: T. W. LAWTON, Superintendent o f Publlo In­ struction. and F t -officio Sec­ retary to Board. t - « -M -: 0 -!T ; 1-4. E;OHAR Th* Qold#n Qw>ee. PIANO ROLLS and An A,,|vrlcan says he Is “ eklnned" nnd -rinerlcnns uiuleraUhd him. The •,' r' " ' h have a corresponding word for PHONOGRAPH fobbing somebody outside Hie law. and this word I “ eat a inpage,” ami the French are becoming wise to, the fact RECORDS Jim! France may he overdoing this taking of Irregular toll from tourists from ami visitors. Except for one or two •pedal resorts, touring In France has fallen off this year, and those who are thinking about this enormous source o f lucome to the country are 105 Palmetto Avenue pointing out the evil o f the Incapacity of hoitie anil the rapacity of other*. SANFORD FLORIDA The word “ estampage,” by the way. Is a dictionary word for punching R i i i i i B i i i a i i i i B s i R a n i M i i holes in rieial, and Is commonly understood In France for overcharging. * bvliad b-t dMrrlteil •“ sprllllr,' vii,. ,. ,jlP Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name and addrcaa clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Koley’i Honey .n d T .r Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sidcj tr..' bscb; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish . , „ , bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv o f acqulrlna. building, enlarging, furn­ ishing or otherwise Improving school building* and school ground* and for lh* exclusive uie o f the public free school* o f ftpeclsl Tax School District No. I. Seminole County, florid *. Therefore De It Reeolved: That an election be and the same le hereby or­ dered to be held In said Special Tax School District No 1. Seminole County. Florida, on the »th d »y o f May. A. 6 . IS!*, to determine whether or not there forts to filter it from the system. Reg­ ular eaters of treat must flush the TJip greet highway which run* from thi Kh>l>cr pas* In the far uorthueat kidneys occasionally. You must re­ relieve your how of inillu to Calcutta In the Far E«*t lievo them like •you • _. , ■, els; removing all the acids, waste and 1, a knlnldtntcoi-e o f the colon* and the cuatouia of the (met and preseut, poison, elsu you feel a dull misery in writ.* Temple Manning In the Clave- the kidney region, sharp pains in the laud Plain Dealer. On thla great road back or sick headache, dizziness, your .,ie to he Been ux teams, caravans and stomach sours, tongue is coated and camel* from Afghanistan dodging when the weather is bad you have llUge. aliening motor trucks and light The urir.c is American and European cars. At a rheumatic twinges. cloudy, full of sediment; the channels glance one might think It all a circus 32-2tc en route, because even the elephants often gel irritated, obliging you to get ket for 27c. T. W. LAWTON. Sunt, o f Puli Inst, and Kxup two or three times during the *n- there. Officio Secretary to Board. HAS JUST RECEIVED A COMParallel to thla road Is a railway. night. “ I’m Going Right Straight Hack tc 4 - ( - l ! - ! 0 - 17; S t i’ LETB LINE OF One of the moat Interesting places To neutralize these irritating acids My Dear Old Florida Home,” at Ilinalong tht line Is Lahore, the capital and flush o ff the body's urinous wants termister’s Piano Store, Wclakn Block. ItRIOMITiaV COUNTY nOAIll) OF f t III,1C INHTIll (TIO N. HKMINOI.R of Punjab. It Is called •'The City of COUNTY, FI.OlllltA. tlfSTICIIMININO 20-tip get nbout four ounces of Jnd Salts XVIIAT AMOUNT OF 110111)9 IS NKCi I. p Thirteen Hale*." The railway sta­ KMHAHY FOI1 SPECIAL TAX CLEAN ABLE tion in Lahore resembles a fort, and from nny pharmacy; take n t a b l e - -----------------SCHOOL niSTIUCT NO. I. SKWIMl KI.KCutm VutH'iA* IIO .o |.|i turoMjue la It that one can al- spoonful in n glass of water l>efore NOt.E COUNTY, F l . o n i D A . SAID TAX *1(11001. Sl’ Kt'I XI. TXX SCHOOL UISTIIICT ONR-I’ IF-CE PORCELAIN LINED m a r i n e r xo. i . M'H i m h .k c o t x moat Imagine It being besieged by an* breakfast for u few days and your IIKIXti ALSO KNOWN AS THE SANTV, Fl.Oltll)A. HAII) aPKClAL TAX deni oriental wurrlora. kidneys will then act fine and bladder n n i n o i , d i s t i h c t i i i i m j \ i . ho r o n ii school n isT iu cT i h a t e of KNOWN AH HANcolt t) Ht IIOOI, INTEHEST TO HE PAID TIIEItF.ON. On Iriivlng the station one la struck 1disorders disappear. This famous salt* THE TIME XVIIEN PH IN Cl I* XL AND IUHTRICT. by the spirit of the place. It la still i in mink- from the nciil o f grapes ami INTEHEST SHAM. HE DUE AND ssd sincerity i ia the *ocres* of fetfle U»* »® d" „ she* messages ,'frtecdly H'lrlt. « psriSX th* m ' ' n* , gore* surfeited „ h should carry »Uh them In_|«a delivered. The | Hisnl la the same ukl ( fsvor of a ,,*d trey efTectlra . tsd said. Instead: L,I1 psfks(W Hell vLpae the to'iltf the Hast, even if there ore sandwich ftkebw^ess men of men advertising American moving m *ple*se” In 'heir pictures. iHsfcrre. I* an inThe bustling city, with llo crowded r; b hin'lsome cash baiaurs and towering mosquca, la very b#,r u well try I® leuutt/ul. It la surrounded by lovely rt «tth'<-.Jt »II 1* <" gardens, which form u green circle I, lehr!' ar.r around the city, the only break being [•Itb frldIim in the the dusty section near the Hnvl river. In Lahore Is the beautiful palace I uf mirrors, where thousands of tiny famous scout mirrors, set In piaster, form the decorations o f the walls and celling. j e ir frtqusetly Ae- Here a single candle will lllumtnnle the Interior with myriad* of glisten­ |- 0 . Eipeditiona ing lights like n uinny-slded diamond Yit" Ojnjtf. turned Inside out. The streets are crowded with the i tr*t (urauntfr with irl Cydy. Ubr aiJit! gnyly-drcased Inhabitants. As In most ltu»B *• "Uuffalo countries, the color Is given by the kigty lafertnal- Cody women’s dress. The average woman ft ip iif Smith hone of Lahore wears u white waist re­ 1*1 *r. l b-f«>re he tun) sembling a Russian blouse, spotless mnd was the Alton* white tmuser* o f the baggy Turkish U i rr»olule slap "n variety, and Inst tut not least, a waistlleubi s |>unl.lmi<'nt coat like a man’s with checks—great 1Itii lute Tl.i-lr mar- big checks. The belles of Lahore weight down Ig^iftlj after afl't their their hands with rings, und also their L ntrrmdy hsppy. wed SD Ideal wife for noses. .Sometimes the nose ring Is |y*. mi* with Mm nn worn Jauntily In ope nostril. In the f IU trip! *nd t-njovn) same uiunner that n hut la put on i he did hhntrlf. In a rakish angle. Their anus arc heavy | « there **« no ex- with bracelets, and Invariably nowa­ aResre-l n*> d mgernos days each glrl'a arm la adorned with an American wrist watch. The wrial kHwd her husband, its watches are an amusing touch, and Jiff rhtldren iiml the dispel the orteutal effect In the mind ller life, siant In re- of the traveler who expects to ece I* IVrtt t i i llu-1 In nn|y whfif h# f)Ri n»«ij of |n oJ«j Ipf alstet by her toved hooks.' gome of our girls who mink they are very devilish and advanced be­ cause they roll down their stockings fit t Slimi J *1 * lMcre on "Litrly or even wear socks, are behind the Jusie :ur.. .iiul times compared with their sister* o f ••.*!•• i • .t la. h Lahore. For In Lahore the men wear I W.tprL it.. . turt r stockings, and for centuries the girls j V US' L> Dot H »-j|rr have worn socks. m CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY PAGE THREE Do not try to pay bills without a chocking account. If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipt*; and, be­ ■ sides, with n checking account, you can keep 8 OIIIIKH TO HOLD AN ELECTION IN an accurate record o f your expenditures. BPELTAL T A X SCHOOL D1BTHICT NO. I. SEMINOLE COUNTY, ri-OHI» A . SAID SPECIAL T A X SCHOOL The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially. Invites DISTIHCT IIKI.NO ALSO KNOWN AB * THE BANPOHO SCHOOL DISTIHCT. you to become one o f its customers. Whereas: A petition has been pre­ ■ sented to Ihe County Hoard o f Publlo Instruction for Seminole County. Flori­ da. on March (th. ISIS, alined by more ! than tw eniy -fria per cent o f the duly qualified electors residing within Hpeclal Tax School District No. 1. Hemlnole County, Florid*, aald Special Tax Behoof District being also known as the Hanford School Dtilrlct. asking and pe­ titioning that an election be held with­ in Special Tax Oohool Dletrlct No. 1, Hemlnole County, Florida, to mine the question whether or not bonds It the sum o f |(0,000 00 shall he Issued by said Special Tax School Dlsirlet No. 11. Hemlnole -County, Florida, ths proleseds thereof to be used fo r the purpose ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■N E H E N BM E IE IE B BBBBBBBBMBBB The Peoples Bank of Santord s �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 MENU CHILDREN IN SPRING T I M ^ llclous picture of how a girl found unwritten roard of directors, any UNCLE HANK • Chicken Pie that whnt her sweetheart admired in Mrs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Rd., movement that might be hatched In Fresh Green Iieans . Ktw p her was not her charming personality Cleveland, 0 , writes: "My grand­ Itk lU k r^ r t * r r t l M f l I I I * hast*, and possibly fostered in unbak­ k Cabbage Reliah 4 s r >< «■• H r n M H s l l4 l a a , lug but her stunning gowns.i The picture daughter was troubled with a cough, ed enthusiasm, and would n°t “ go." M ■■■tolls A i r . ■ ( ■ ( • r t . F la . Hot Rolls and Rutter was directed by Robert G. Vignola. for nearly two years. She took Fol­ Wc wonder if our citizens fully appre­ ‘ I.emon Pio Forrest Stanley is Miss Davies' lead­ ey’s Honey and Tar and her cough li ciate tho meaning of this trio of or­ Coffee ing man. now gone. It loosened the phlegm so ganizations— Rotary, with her motto, l•t,nul•llEna 75c she could raise it easily." ' Foley’s “ Service"; Klwnnis with ther motto of -------------- r ----------l». J . IIO L.L Y ___ ___ _______________ B 4 l l « r Miller’s old stand. Park and Honey and Tar is just what children K. J. L II.I.A ItU .......I r f r » ( » r , - T r r n « r r r “ We Build," and tho Chamber o f Com­ H. A. N K K L .................... f i r a r r a l M a u i r f should have for feverish colds, coughs, Saturday .May 6th, Business sr merce with her now well known slo­ C. L III AVI.V______I I r r a l a l l i a M a a a g f r ’’snuffles,’* and tight, wheezy breath­ fessional Women’s. Club. I ' k a a a l « I f t o OiOO I*. M . gan, “ Sonford, The City Substantial''? ing. He sure to get Foley’s. It checks A A t t r l U l a f K a le s M ade K a o s a oa So today, as wo welcome Kiwunis, Appllratloa croup and whooping cough, too. Sold take out hats off to her live, and ever H uharrl|illoa l*rlre la A A t l i r t Vivian Speer, Second vlce-pr everywhere.—Adv. alert mmebership, wo can truthfully O ar Y ear _ $325 cn.sh takes a 1920 I t s M on ik a say, that our town is indeed a city sub­ l l e l l i e r r ! la C l«7 k f C a r r ie r Ford Sedan that’s in uood . « t 'I a e W e e k _______________________ IB C ea la stantial. There will be a meeting of the tion. It’s a real b a r g a in .HOUSE COMMITTEE ON' HANK­ alumni association of the Sanfortf Kiwards has done many things that T k e Ilia I - • I Ir He, O. Motor Co. • 14 e a t l r e l r e a t e n te n lA Ir C Carnal a a a lr stand for civic betterment since they ING WOUI.I) HAVE ACTIV­ High School at the high school Mon­ ■•4 I* * a b lU h e 4 e r e r r I ' h A i A 4*erITIES EXTENDED tla la a r a le s a ta 4 e k a s s a s a a p p lle a - began operation here late last fall, day night, May 8th at 8 o’clock. All li s a . I le a ta e r a lls la a a llt le s . S3JM p sr > WHY NOT T in members are urged to be present to y e a r, a lw a y s la a 4 e a a e e ._________________ but one of the biggest fields of en­ I I I ? T b s A s s o r ts t r 4 I’ r r s s l discuss plans for our big banquet. MICMIIKII T i l l : A S S O C IA T K II I'llR O B deavor which they hnve entered is the WASHINGTON, May 4.—The house The Associated Press is exclusive­ sponsoring of the Fcmald-Laughton 33-tt-dh If inan Is made of dust, It seems un^ committee on hanking and currency ly entitled to the uae for republica­ Memorial Hospital, which they are natural that his wife should chase today ordered favorable-report on bill tion of all news dispatches credited to concentrating most of their encrglos after him with a broom. WHEN YOUR CAR IS recently passed by senate extending Dance at Montezuma Hotel tomor­ it or not otherwise credited in this pa­ upon, and wo congratulate them on WHACK activities of War Finance Corporation row night, May 6. Admtzaion 11.00. per and also the local news published this choice os a main objective, and prisoners who had in war timea talked one year from June 10 next. 33-2tc herein. with as great emphasis, congratulate sedition, or refused to accept military service or violated civil lawn. Tho All rights of republication of spec­ the hospital upon their sponsors. Wanhingand Polishlpg WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ $375 cash takes a 1917 iluick ial dispatches herein are also re­ ....... children were well treated by PresiKiwunis, health, weulth Hnd happi­ TIONS IN FLORIDA TOR THE Roadster. Good tires, good me- Foot wf lr"1 Slre*1, s " ’ served. ness to you! Wc send to your Inter- dent ll«nllng but he mndc it plain to WEEK ENDING MAY 2ND. 1922 chanical condition.— B . & O. MoALL WORK GUAK a national headquarters our greeting, the leaders of, tho movement that it 30-tfc tor Co. was fflr publicity purposes and he and this is what it is: “ In Hanford, nuuiu not nut kiiimi grant them kitciii sin an uuuivmr audience oi or , Temix-rnture: Tho week I averaged I Kiwunis truly builds— but even great- would YOU SAID IT. II BN ICY. “ >an the rl.rmal over Dance at Montezuma Hotel tomor. The Launch SAN Ier than your motto Is your, local clu|> have anything to do with them. Presi- *,i* hUy for it discovers men, then builds them dent Harding is right. There is noth- 'no*1 ot ‘ he section; the nights yerei ruw nijfhtt May 5. Ad Admission $1.00. For Parties, Picnics, Fishin Oi "I determined absolutely," writes tc « greater conception of their civic Inf «t all In such u movement These during a portion o f the time.I 33-2tc Mr. Ford, “ that never would I Join a responsibility.” ' prisoners, like Debs, will receive their J™ ipltatlon. It was generally In______________ ditty * Capt. Atkinson company in which finnnee came before freedom when President Harding "RffWent, but ruin occurred very -o -----------Phone 295-1.1 A REAL BARGAIN work or in which bankers or finan­ thinks they hnve served sufficient Kener* l,y over northern and western SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL HAS Residence 203 K. Third St.. St ciers hnd a part. I have yot to have lime to tnakc them reailze that while divisions; drought continues, however THE BEST it demonstrated that Is thp way to $150 ca sh tak es M ax w ell roadthis is a benign government It will not ov*'r most of the central and southern success. For the only foundation of countics where only local and widely ster, three passenger.— B. & O. Snltiiagiindi is out. Salmagundi U *Und for any foolishness in war times real business Is service." scattered showers occurred. 30-tfc Motor Co. : the Sanford High School Annual and nml ,hose prisoners who thought they Condition of Crops: Thu week markk.l j always good hut this year for somo couhl l'uss our government with imKIWANIH — MORE THAN WELpunity hnve found out their mistnko j cd the^ending of li severe drought, ^ ^ Headache-Powder i*-: ) t L Ka IU Ra ( (i ni k nil* u s $t $•ag•|-a■ \ 111 T**t re* Aon OI* oti<vr iintl witnout (Iikjiaf uwaiiv— W B A iu tT U K 1 IIU : 1ngcmcnt to previous edltiohs, the *,n'1 marching on too Washington will especially in tho-northern and western Heat for Headache and Nrunl countier, and locally over small areas HAVE YOUR genernl opinion seems to be that li)i2 “ Vftd them nothing. At First CIukn Drug Stores In tho presentation of the charter of in the central and southern counties; has outshone nil tho rest. It is a i DOSES--------- 23c---------.1 DO: Sanford Ki wants club tonight at tho L AU N D R Y W ORK although insufficient everywhere and PAYING THE PREACHER wonderful piece of work not from tho Valdez Hotel, tho local club becomes n too late to save p 'e mu many crops of truck. printers' point of view for the Herald DONE AT part and pnrA-l of thut great Inter­ The current Ladies' Homo Journal thc rui" gre“ tly benefited corn, cotton, •lid the printing, and we're too modest national organization of Klwnnis to pa«s judgment on thiswork, but contains an article on thc subject of peanuts, mne, velvet beans, tobacco, clubs, all over tho United States and front an urtistlcstandpoint, from the *he salaries of ministeri, in which It tomatoes, melons and citrus fruits. No Canada, number 750 clubs with a viewpoint of literature, from tho ex- 1,1 stated that the churches of A m e r * rn' n ° f moment fY*ll in the interior of membership of approximately 65,000 ccllciit drawings and cartoons o f ica cost nn average o f i.ine centa *• *R'1' southern division and large ureas mcmlwrs. Byron Stephens which are better week per member, slightly under tho hi the central division received no The Herald takes n pnrdonnblo , . than anything ever before attempted price o f two Ice cream cones. This rn*n these districts arc still in dispride in Its eight page edition issued |)n nmJ from lho lUndpolnt total cost Is divided in a number of tress. Citrus fruits dropped badly, es- We call for and deliver to nny part of today as a aupplcment to our regular |(,f work it j. nl thc , op o f directions, one of the items cma being thc l»*clally on high lands, and so'^nc young |,r a t e your bundle at Monteedition ns n welcome to this live virile .. ,, , .... __ trees filed; and corn on uplands suf- /umi| j|, IIotel or call I’ hone No. 485 and . . . . J , . , * I the list I he covers are tmita- salaries of thc parsons , oody of htiiflncs* and professional men, * j|on leather in brown with ThV article goes* on to indicate, by r*reJ ■cutely—vegetables dried up. have our wagon call. mobilized into an organization that i.< purple tint, printed ill gold cm- numerous statistic•s, that tho clergy- 1^ 01,1 cr°P i» poor. Where rain ockeyed up to such a state of mind that Imjsed f-uid tho second rover in thc men are woefully underpaid. Thc iu rr,d a marked chnnjte hns taken only the fellowship of such an organi­ same material plain, tho book being meml>ers of the churches seem al*n l ^,t‘ condition of crops. Moderzation ran engender among the tired printed upon hMv> enamel paper most to hnve taken the preachers at a**‘ r,dn!' D'll in the following Youn-. business and professional men of to- that shows o ff the many half tones in their word when they hnve proclaimed Madison, Dade, llrownrd, I'ssco, dny, who arc lonesome for the com­ line shape. Every brunch of the San­ Lake, Kcminolo, Putnam, Alachua, that salvation is free. radeship and joviality of their lioy- ford High Ki\oo! is covered although The figures given by thc writer C,m* St- -John". l,.uv*!: Su­ hood friendships. In such nn organi­ athletics were not featured as it nn* quite striking. Of thc 170,000 'vnnt‘c»*Nn<“ u, Hamilton, Gadsden, French Dry Cleaners zation as Kiwunis the membership should hnve been but the school probclergymen in the United States fewer , '“ H". B«k«r. Marlon, VoluAnd entertainment, fun and recrea­ ably goes in for other things strong, llinn two thousand have to pay any »»'lsboro, Manatee, and Bradford. k* hs Pa ** m zi m m m tion, hut by no means is this all. They er than athletics and the poems, nr- Income tax. while ther.* sm mere i «e re well .ll.trihotH west of And after they hnvo reached this stage tiefer, little Squlblm, Jokes, etc.,, nrc than 22.000 Jawy lawyers and more than I , ^ I'*lnchic0,n rj vi’r* The greatest of mental restlulness and physical re­ all filled with tho spjrit of tho school 20,00<> physicians who render this rninfnll reported from the various laxation, that they .are susceptible to and school days. The high school tribute to the government. Th| av­ counties was: Duval and Dade, 1.00 nny form o f duty that tends to build unnual this year is one in which ev­ erage salary of ministers in 1916 was Lee, 1.32; Alachua, 0.98; Marion, 0.67, their city, and they go when the gong ery. high school pupil should tnko u $735 per unnum, arid in 1921 tho sal­ Gadsden, 0.98; Jefferson, 1.30; MndL sounds fffr duty, just as aptly as they great pride for it demonstrates thal aries hnd reached the princely pro­ son, 1.00;'Columbin, 0.45; Taylor, 0.79 smile when the good fellows they lovo Sanford High hns some o f thc bright­ SALKS A N D SERVICE portions of $808. In ono of the larg­ and Jackson, O.ffl inchfr. smile nt them. est and brainiest ^ipils in the state— er denominations l|j per rent of the FOR SEMINOi.K COUNTY PEOPLE In Sanford it can be truthfully said none others could compile so much ministers received- nt last account ACCUSED WIFE AND HUTI.BIt that Kiwndis has huilded well. They good mnttcr in 142 pages. Just think salaries below $400 per annum. hnve chosen their personnel from the o f it— 142 pages of good rendip* mat* 4H r T l i r V s s u r l n t r d I ' r r a a I During the period from 1914 to best business and professional men of ter wonderful sketches, half tones, NEWTON, Mass., May 4.—William SALES ANI) SERVICE AT URK’S SHOP the city, not claiming to have all of history, etc. Every patron and every 1919 wages of railway men increased B. Powell, Boston district mnnager Sanford. I arid* the host men, hut showing to the world mlvocnU* of education in this county l»0 per cent nnd tho cost of living for R. G. Dunn and company, shot Sanford Avenue that they are discoverers— for when should hnve a copy of Salmagundi.1went up to 6o per cent. During the and killed his wife, Mrs. Lena E. IV (I they started here, there wns another It is an inspiration and a compendium same preiod the compensation of Powell last evening after he hnd callministers, on the average, increased c * u . r nnd his butler, Michael J. Mo­ organization, great and powerful over of all that Is good, all that is snappy less thnn 20 per cent. loney, before him and accused them the land ns a luncheon club, Rotnty, nnd full o f life, all of tho quips and The writer associates these facts o f Intimacy, the police were told by tho mother o f all the lunrheon clubs, jests of the bright scholars who make ami with their strong and representa­ up high school and last but not least with the further fact that until tho n maid in tho Powell home. Powell tive membership, it was natural for n mirror of those line young men and present year here has been a shortage first fired shots at the butler, who Ho fled nnd escaped unhurt. Then he I one to reflect that perhaps there was women who for four years hnve been in the theological seminaries. not timber enough here for another working to nttnin that goal—a high says that the young men themselves pursued his wife to the library where, organization in addition to our al­ school education. Salmngdndi of i^o not tnky the salary into account, he shot her three times, nnd went up* Imt their families do nnd mnke ev­ stairs and killed himself, Miss Jose-1 ready strong Chamber of Commerce, 1922 is perfect in ev*ry detail. *Work Xiuarantced ery effort to turn them into some phlne England, the mnid, said. which is and must always be our pre­ other line o f work. He also intimates Prices That Please mier business organization. Mrs. Powell vv« sthe widow of R, NO MORE COX BY \RMIKS. that the gradiL of preaching that is II. White, a Boston department store Hut after a survey o f the situation, heard in many churches is not ns millionaire, hcfiyc she married Powell. the editor of this paper believed, and Lumley & Lumley Way back yonder ninny years ago ( „„ p would lx* if the salaries % his belief hns been verified, tliut thore , . . . . . . . i when this country was goingg thioiigh ( W(,r(( |„rjfrr( which seems a reason. 902 French Phone 101 Florida lands mnjj be kept busy was enough men in Sanford capable mnny men were ou, „ f * JSu. growing crops practically nil the o f conducting-on organization like the0j employment .a man named t'.ixey, aide deduction. Kiwunis club, and we lent our hrurty year, thus preventing leaching nnd ■■I from Ohio, conceived tho idea of gnth- n i f ’ |«irl erosion nnd making it possible to aupport to the movement. Today, we erlng up n nondescript army of all 1 ” ** * « * t have on our front window n Kiwunis the holMtes in the country, gathering D R !lt.'U S 111 1* 11111 produce, in the uggn-gnte, as much ns states further north that hnve .and a Rotary emblem, with the Cham­ them n\ hid home nnd inarching on t o , ........... ber o f Commerce emblem in the mid­ Washington where he would appeal to Mnrion Davies "Trips Light I'nntns- richer soils. dle, nnd we point with pride to our tic" Again for I’ icture Uie president for employment. The Chamber of Commerce, with these two fact of the mnttcr was that the ma­ APRIL 29TH TO M A Y 6TH Dance nt Montezuma Hotel tomor­ atrong bowers, fully appreciative of jority of the men gathered in Coxcy's For the first time since Mnrion Da­ row night, May 5. Admission $1.00. RIDE A BICYCLE FOR HEALTH ANI) PLEASl RE their civic duty, champing on thc Idt yard were men who did not want vies danced and sang in musicnl come­ * 33.2tc RIDE A BICYCLE FOR PROFIT AND E C O N O M ' to go nt the request of our commer­ work, hnd never worked nnd did not dy on Broadway, vvhench she was s o -1 cial body, when it means advancement intend to work but the idea of free lected for stardom on the screen, does) Come on boys nnd girls. There is no better time than now to «*■ • Give me the willing worker who foe Sanford, or to disapprove as an rations und a chance to go to Wush- she “ trip the light fnntistic'', again, sees tilings a sthey arc a id s trying Bicycle j ington under a leader who hnd enough This time it is in her newest picture, hard to improve them by his own Special prices on Roys' and Girls’ liicycles for Ihis wccl Cosmopolitan- *orvlco. Imoney to feed them enruutc appealed i “ Beauty's Worth,” $35.00 C A S H , to them nnd the “ army" marched to I’nrnmount -picture, coming to the Dance at Montezuma Hotel tomor­ THINK Washington. Coxey probably hail a Princess tonight. row night. May 5. Admiszfon $1.00. Men’s and Ladies' Hicvcle hunch that the free advertisement The production has a beautiful char­ of t he kind of cuke )ou want, / , 33-2tc $35.00 TO $50.00 CASH would land him ill the president's ade performance in it, Miss Davies then chair Inter on and he rode at the head taking the tending role. She dances in Don’t eat spoiled foods, .(Specially Motor Hike Models of the army with his daughter on two of-the three acts of the charades, those that have been canned. They COME $50.00. CASH white horses, the press played up the first ns a Columbia^ and Inter ns a often cause serious illness and some­ —To march nnd made much of the idcu nnd lovely French doll. Assisting her in times death. We sell Bicycles on inslklimenta^t sn additional price o f $5.00 os , Coxey wns the most talked of man in the latter part were John nnd Gordon Bicycle. Terms 110.00 in sdvsnrc snd $5.00 per month. Deane Turner’s the newspnpers fur mnny duys. His Dooley, t\vo o f the liest known eccen­ Dance nt Montezuma Hotel tomor­ army reached the White House lawn tric dancers on the stnge. LET’S ALL RIDE BICYCLES Grocery Store row- night, May 5. Admission $1.00. one dny where they Were dispersed .by "It wns great fun to dance again," 33-2tc SATURDAY. MAY 6TII, and the police mid they failed away while said Miss Davies. “ Dnneing and sing­ Coxey went baik home well satisfied ing are two o f the things 1 miss in BUY with the publicity he hnd received. pictures, r have danced in ball-room It for your Sunday dinner. Large I The other Any the families ot the scones hut have never before hnd n B. W . HERNDON THE SPORTING GOODS STORE assortment of home-made men who are In federal prison for po solo dance." Insurance Agency 11Bn , , CAKES and SALAD on sale b^ ■ Iit leal reasons were herded into, a] "Beauty's Worth" was ndaptod to f i r r — a c t o — b o n d s j g 1^ 7 Park Avenue Daughters of Wesley, 2 ' similar army nnd marched to Wash- the sctech by Luther Reed from Soph iJjln gton ^ o demand tho release of these Ic Kerr’s popular story. It is a de- SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. WAR FINANCE CORPORATION IS EXTENDED IIRK’S REPAII’ 0 DR. MILIEU’S ORLANDO STEAM ' LAUNDRY • Rout Baker ORLANDO STEAM CLOSED HALF HOI LAUNDRY DAY THURSDAY] AFTERNOON H U D S O N and E S S E X Cars G. L„ DOSS, AGENT S e m in o le * P rin te ry N ational B icycle W eek Sanford Cycle Co. , �.urn z THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 YELL expended iflT Pioturesque Scene on Old East EAT LESS MEAT IF YOU FEEL Indian Highway. HACK ACHY OR HAVE DLAD* the K writ* lb«t ^ L , pwtnlnrDi pa« F ,Lc-l>n DBK TROUBLE 11 ISS-iSS L I Cuatoma and Coatumea of tho P a n and Preaant, M ln g ltd Ui K alo l* doacopic Proctaaion. fl.000.000 w » . Tbe jrcat hlatiway which run* from Ihe Khyher paaa In the far nortlnveit o f Imllu to Calcutta In the F ar Eaat HKwrd obMrrrt- If ti a kaleldoacope o f the coloni and the custom# o f the j>nil and [ireseut. 1 1Bcntbi to ipfod |Q « urlu-s Temple Manning In the C le v e ­ |tt find U>« bi,1< forf“ “ land plain Dealer. On this great road au* to he s<*en ux teama. caravans and camels from Afghanlitun dtxlglug fg U lft e r the 11 hu^e, morllng m otor tmeka and light American and European cars. A t a MdUlity »nd glance one might think It all a clrcua r - ta He » « * " “ f L . |‘wpl* Ukc w 4® eu nude, because oven the e le p h a n t! r T ,rt abate m c « u * w are there, parallel to this road Is a railway. I r l ! i frtrti'Hj G'lrit. 11 pjns* the ri'-nt One of the most Interesting p la ce s »«.<• .lor»‘ • " « » « « * along the line la Lahore, the capital ( ,,,rt ihould parry o f Punjab. It la called "The C ity of 1 'r •.# with them ln’ the Thirteen Oaten." The railway e l a ­ !!.«n delivered The tion In Lahore renembtea a fort, and r t f.iprirf In thr <wm«* mi picturesque In It that one can a l­ 1 « r g»ki a fnrpf °* * most Imagine It being besieged b y anj"r «rd **ry effective i lent orlenial warrior*. On lebvlng the Million one l» struck . II r*rt*((“* 'Ifllv- by the spirit o f Ihe place. It la atlll the East, even If there are sandwich m Imajlnf the result • I , " t!;p t:i.*n ” f men advertising American m oving L ,- j ,-n “pleste" la their pictures. E j ^itfuhrrr. S' 11n InThe bustling city, with lUs c row d ed It jump baminimi' rnali luuaars and towering mosques, la very ps» r.iltht *» »ell »«T 10 beautiful. It la surrounded by lovely f nxitiir without "It a* *° gardens, which form u green circle i thi* wirtwjr lubricant around the city, the only break being n , »|Tii friction in tbc the dusty section near Ihe Itavl river. ,g«jn fcUlUmiMp. In Lahore ta the beautiful pulace o f mirror*, where thousands o f tiny |FOR FAMOUS SCOUT mirrors, set In plaster, form Ihe dec* omllons o f the walla nnd celling. rn« Bill" Frequently Ac- Here u single candle will Illuminate Ihe Interior with myriads o f g listen ­ H.m on Expedition* ing lights like a many-sided d lam om L< With Omjer. turned Inside out. Tho streets an* crowded with Ihe Li . rr-t vtiKiunlrr wills i/firli tydjr, tate-r and gsyly-dressed Inhabitants. Aa In most tj tr<i»n a« *Buffalo countries, the co lo r Is glvtn by the |f«-i:rs{l,v iBb ri: ill «■>'!> women's dress. T h e average wom an I . • sir Smith hone o f Lahore wears a white waist re Ifr.ir 1nn<l bcfs r>' lit- bail setnhllng n Itusslan blouse, spotless Iffv’docv’l w#» Ihi* B#lnn- white trousers o f the baggy T urkish fit «f a rew’lute »la|» *in variety, and last hut not least, a w a is t­ e> L*uLa. a punishment coat like a man's with checks— great t. . V Mr Tl ■ r m.ir big checks. The hellos o f Lahore weight d o w n Lnr *' i ril) iiflrr nti‘1their their hands with rings, uud ulso their tit rUremrly hn|>|>y. I; • r. !•si wifi* for noses. Some!lutes the nose ring la •the wg« with htm on wont Jauntily In op e nostril, In tbe of hi* irlt'* and enjoyed same manner that a hat Is put on h i< hr did Mowlf. In* a rakish angle. T h e ir anus are heavy Uartar. thrn- WM list ex* with bracelets, and Invariably n o w a ­ ippesrcl ti« it ingenstu days each girl's arm la gdorned with DCL an American wrlat watch. The wriat “otllersl her huiband, ua watches are an amusing touch, and frf her itilldn-n mill the dispel the oriental effect In the mind (of hrf life q*-nt In re- o f the traveler w h o expects to eoo the We*t, era* lived In onlv what he h * « v*»i«'J o f In old 14 i*T«l»trd br hi*r loved books.' Some of our girls who mink they aro very devilish and advanced b e ­ cause they roll d o w n their stockings Shami. f uf a lecture on “ Early or even wear socks, are behind the times compared with their sisters o f l> •*<:■■« Ar> I,its' tiir<- und |1 ‘ ishlllt Imhore. For In Lahore the men w ea r *j drllthrvd. the lecturer stockings, and fo r centuries the girls H "»hata" «a* nut a nhv have worn socks. !:• . i.t, r .if st. I’ uuI'h The Oolden Oooie. f u in nimble <ham. Wrm An American t o y s ho Is “ skinned” 11 •r< (in* you ,t li-it si1'"^* !- >' I ;it a|s|irii|'rl.nlr and Americans understand him. T h e F- ! " ■ ■: - '•> ir. i.utl,. French have a corresponding word fo r |ti*j nq(wet uij at* n« Ian* robbing somebody outside Ihe law, nnd i. «e!|Un( T'»i ton*, i* this word Is "estampnge,” nnd the »cd nobody elae'a.” French are becoming wise to. Ihe fact I the in gn> „g^ |Up Jhnt France may be overdoing this “ Untrris. The ufs|scr per* taking of Irregular toll from tourists E xcept for one or t w o r later. >r nf st IVirr'a at nnd visitors. 1S' «•! Ml. *! isi, , |,.\orly special resorts, louring tn France bus l*h->k like n.iirble M..«| (,f fallen off this year, and (hose w h o ^ hltadio ■ h*-*t work* al are thinking about this enormous letter plaret. un« »hnm— source o f Income to the country are 1Uid <>n brickwork, hut pointing out the evil o f the Incapacity « beautiful In form; nnd o f some and the rapacity of others. v Mt. mtriMured T h e word "es Into pa g o ," by the w ay. MS'Vsn, a* in Itefent Is a dictionary w ord for punching | M m n ik -U Ion Times. holes In metal, and Is commonly under­ stood In France fo r overcharging. »!i*4 in Hiitery. Britain Wants Own Beet Sugar. ■ S-1 . fj. Before the great w a r Great Britain 1^ l,,*nt.-BU ou-rl.Mltltn | M ‘ :g , Hr. s t l i c . the ' p a i d Germany, even upon a low c o m ­ putation, $33,000,non a year for beet I sugar. Great Britain n ow appears d e ­ I I ■ of -*!1|S■ termined not to d o It In tin* future, a ilnlr of rtnerald a* there has been recently opened at Newark-on-Trent ii beet-sugar factory I tit.’ c • |,| ImntlriK tseau- which opens a new ehnpte- In Brltisli ......... hlitoriral farming arms!*. T he factory, covering some forty ... . hat* eurirlied r•f their M-iandl,' neres In all. Is the result o f ervoiier a ­ y* [ ' *I<*|,l« .I |iy tion between Ihe government and the n i T b e -poke*. Innyuace Sugar licet G row ers' society mid I " * " »o little frrItl , ha, Home-Grown Sugar, Limited, and Is to « m i the 8 «n a he the first of live factories, which In P H 1h „ if turn may he precursors o f the 400 that would be necessary to make England ■ ■' r. - ! . , e ,if fy, " * f k,w*' fe'ltal of art quite self-supporting. C ph ioH* '*•« >‘-“ r t ■* «* K,rof’hlDf, Ifna llT T t ^ {rj‘ f *r:) ii the s- ,„. r larthaugi,, prgn)< ^aaVr*' l,llll“ “ Ot iftr s a * r,r 111her J h i 6 ( r i '" '" * " *«f‘ klt*« P*rl . 7. n,,,r SI'S* earth- "ft, ",tI monument at Sbet tali . . Jplu,Wt ,n,iro ItW f l < * « » fee, h ' t r . . ' . . n i " ' ‘ ,l fM-' f^ en a I'’1'1 ,t,r,,wn I ’t* -n , CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH MONEY TAKE SALTS TO GAY WITH CDLORS FLUSHjQDNEYS "t>*!hr«i» hut SVlIhiMit The Necessary Husband. “ She wants her husband hack again." "But she sued him fo r divorce and got It." "I know." ^ “ And the court gave her the cu s­ tody o f the children." 'T h a t 's Ihe trouble. She finds now thnl she really needs him. Too see she has no one to stay at home with the children on the nights her club meet*."— Detroit Free Press. Rsl'e of tho Dark Ago*. “ What la this torn and tattrred Hag, grandmother?" 'T h a t '* a suffrage banner, my child. During the great suffrage battles o f 20 year* ago I dare*) 12 brawny police­ men to tube tbnt sacred standard away from me." “ And did they d o it. grandmother, d ea r?" “ Yes, my chilli, but It was about 40 minulea later,"— Birmingham Age Her­ ald. Meat forma uric acid which excites and overwork* the kidneys in their ef­ forts to filter It from the system. Reg­ ular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally. You must re­ lievo them like you relieve your bow­ els; removing all the acids, waste and poison, else you feci n dull misery in the kidney region, shaip pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is contod nnd when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full o f sediment; the channels often get irritated, obliging you to get up two or three times during tho night. To neutralize these irritating acids and flush o ff tht body’s urinous waste get about four ounces o f Jnd Salts from any pharmacy; take a table­ spoonful in a class of water before »|IUUIUU1 in n MUSS o i w n u r o e i o r o breakfast for a few days nnd your kidneys will then act fine und bladder 'i disorders disappear. This famous sails i is made from the acid o f grapes and lemon juice, combined with iithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and slop bladder irritation. Jnd Salts is inexpensive, harmless and makes a de­ lightful effervescent llthin-water drink which millions of men and wom­ en tnkc now and then, tliUB avoiding serious kidney nnd bladder disenscs. — Adv. When some folks declare there is nothing more to lie said, it is an indicuton they are going to rave on for another hour. Employment Bureau.. The vocatioral oornmlttee o f the Bnsl ness and Profession!! Women’s Club requests all young women d«string emp'jyment to register at the Flral National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■* “ Give more thought to music” H elp K eep the BAND ALL SU M M E R Anti Huy Your SHEET MUSIC PIANO ROLLS and PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Cut out thia slip, enclose with 6c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avc., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey ami Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Fills for pains in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foicy Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv. The world at your door every even­ ing for 15c.— Daily Herald. Have you one of the E-Z dust pans? If not, get one at the Popular Mnr^et For 27c. 32-2U PAGE THREE o f acquiring, building, enlarging, furnlahlng or otherwlae Imploring school buildings and school grounds and for the exclusive use o f the public free •ehoola o f Special Tax School District No I, Seminole County, Florida. Therefore Be It Resolved: That an election be and the name la hereby o r ­ dered to be held In said Special Tax School District No, 1. Seminole County, Florida, on the 9th day o f May, A. D. 1933, to determine whether nr not there shall be Deued by said Special Tax School District No. 1. Seminole County. Florida, bonds In the sum o f 1(0,000.00. to bear Interest at the rate of five and one-half per cent per annum. Interest payable semi-annually, bonds to be dat­ ed July let. A. D. 1911. and to mature thirty years after the date thereof. Be It further resolved: That this o r ­ der be published tn the Sanford Dally Gerald, a newspaper published within Special Tax School District No, 1, Sem­ inole County, Florida, on ce each week for four successive weeks. Done and ordered In regular session o f tbe County Board o f Publlo Instruc­ tion for Seminole County. Florida, this Ihe 4th day o f April. A D. 1911. C K. II Alt BISON, (Seal o f Board) Chairman. FIIGD T WILLIAMS, C. A. DALLAS. , County Board of Pub­ lic Instruction, Semi­ nole County, Florida. Attest: v T. W, LAWTON, Sun Officio Secretary to Hoard. <•(•11-10-11: 6-4. "I'm Going Right Straight Rack tc My Dear Old Florida Home," nt HinCOUNTY HOAHB OF termistcr'a Piano Store, Welakn Block. HF.SOM’TIOX PUIIL1C IXM4TII t’CTION, SKMIXOI.F. \ r m s Da it furthar raaolvad: That a apaclal atactlon ba hald In aald Special Tax School District No. 1. Bamlnola County, Florida, In accordance with law, to d e ­ termine whether or not there ehall be ieeued by said Special Tax School Dietrlct No. 1, Hemlwote County, Florida, bonda aa are provided for In thle reeolutlon. and. He It further resolved: That thle res­ olution be published In the Sanford Dally Herald, a newspaper published within said Special Tax sch o o l District No. 1, Seminole County, Florida, once a week fo r four successive weeks. This resolution adopted In regular session ot the County Board ot Public Instruction for Seminole County, F lo r i­ da, on the <th day pf April. A- b. 19!l. C. F. HARRISON, (Seal of Hoard) Chairman. FRED T. WILLIAMS, C. A. .PALt-AS. County Hoard o f Public Instruction for Sem i­ nole County, Florida. Atteet: T. W. LAWTON. Superintendent of Public In ­ struction. and Ex-offlcIo Sec­ retary to Board. 4-C-11-20-1T; 6-1. JUST RECEIVED A I'LKTB LINE OF E .O N A 1 REFRIGERATORS 10.1 Palmetto Avenue SANFORD FLORIDA rr !0. 0 . AUTO REPAIRS All Work Guaranteed v c- Corner Firal and Elm Phone 447-W H ot W e a th e r Is Here S A 20TH CENTURY COOLER R.ines is RIVE & WALKER S from )RDS USIC COM- COUNTY, FLORIDA, nBTTtRMININQ WHAT AMOUNT OK IIONII# 1# NKCR M .tllV FOR SPECIAL TAX CLEANABLK 'in'Tli t. poosl l Sl’ i.i ia i , HON'D l.l.t.t - ' SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I, SEMI­ t io n S l't .t IA I. T A X SC H O O L NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. S4ID SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL UISTRICT ONB-I’ IECE PORCELAIN LINED m s T H IC T Ml. I. SKttIMII.i; COI’ XREINO ALSO KNOWN AS TIIE SAN­ TY. I I . o l l l l i * . h \ III ftpKClAI. TAX FORD SCHOOL DISTRICT! R ATE OF si m i n i . H l s T i i i t T ill.tM i a i .so INTEREST TO HE PAID THF.RKON K M tU X AS SA .M'Ollll SI II u It I. TIIE TIME W i l l ’. * PRINCIPAL AND im rn u trr. INTEREST SRAM. RE D I E AND Whereas: A petition has been p re ­ PAYABLE. Whereas: On the *th day o f March. A sented to th« County Hoard o f Public Instruction for Seminole County. F lo r­ D. 1911. a petition was presented tn the ida. signed by moro than twenty-five County Ilnnrd of Public Instruction for per rent o f the duly qt ill Bed electors Seminole County. Florida, signed by residing within b’peclal Tax School Itls- more Ihnn twenty-five per cent of the Irlet Nu 1. Seminole County, Florida, duty qualified electors residing within sold Special Tax School District the Special Tnx School District No 1 being afuo known nr the Sanford School Seminole Countv. Florida, snld Special District, asking and petitioning tbe Tax School District brlnw also known County Board of Public Instruction for ns the Sanford School District, asking Seminole County, Florida, to call nnd and peltt Iout ng that an election he order an election to be held within eatied and held to determine the ques­ Special Tax School District No. 1. Sem­ tion aa to whether or not bond* tn the inole County, Florida, sold Special Tax aunt o f |#ft noons ehnuld be Issued bv School District being also known as said Special Tax School District No t, the Sanford School District, to deter­ Seminole County. Florida fo r Die pur­ mine whether nr not there should be pose of acquiring, building, enlarging, Issued by the said Special Tux School furnish Itig or otherwlae Improving grounds District Nu. 1, bund. In the sum n* |<SO.- school httlldlnga nnd school 080.00, the proceeds o f such bonds to be nnd for tbe exclusive use o f the public used for the purpose o f acquiring, free schools within said Special Tax building, enlarging furnishing or oth ­ School District No t, Seminole County erwise Improving school buildings nnd Florida, the proceeds o f the said bond school grounds nnd for the exclusive issue amounting to i#n,ono nn to he use o f the public free schools wlthtn used for the purpose set forth tn said sold Special Tax School District No. 1. petition, nnd to be expended nnd dis­ the proceed* o f the enld bond Issue bursed in n manner following, to-wlt: tdnOAnnn to be used In acquiring a amounting to K0.0O0 00, to he used for the purposes set forth In s.ibl petition, site, bulldtr* nnd furnishing n primary and to he expended end disbursed In a school, nnd for enlarging, furnishing or ■otherwise Improving school buildings manner following, to-wit: Iso.ooo 00 to be used In acquiring a nnd school grounds for Ihe exclusive This la positively Ihe heat Refrigera­ site, building, and furnishing n primary uses nf the public free srhnots w'lhln tor on the Market Today school, nnd for enlarging, furnishing or said Special Tnx School District No. I. otherwise Improving school buildings and ------------- CALL AND 8EK IT-----------WhereasIt Is the sense of this nnd school grounds for the exclusive use o f the public free schools within Board that It would he to the heal In­ snld Special Tnx School District No. 1, terest of Special Tnx School District Nn 1, Seminole County, Florida, said And, U’ herens: The County Bonrd o f Pub­ Special Tax School Dlslrlet being also known ns the Sanford School District, lic Instruction of Remlnnle Count Florida, has * carefully examined e« ft to Issue bonds tn the sum o f 1*0.001*00 petition aud has ascertained that mure tho proceeds thereof to he used and than tw enty-five per cent o f the duly expended In the manner and for tho qualified electors residing within Hpec- purposes nnd objects ns are herein­ tnl Tax School District No I, have above set forth and n# Is stated In snld signed raid petition, and petition. ............... Whereas: The County Board o f P ub­ Therefore be II resolved: That It ts lic Instruction for Seminole County, the determination o f this Countv Board Florida, tins, by resolution this day de o f Public Instruction fo r Seminole termlned that bonds on the sum of 1*0.- County. Florida, that the amount of 000 00 will be requlrrd for the purposes bond* required for the purpose* and set forth In said petition, and .which objects set forth In said petition Is arc enumerated hereinabove, snld hands the sum of 1*0,000.00: that ths said to bear Interest at the rate nf five nnd “ - c d f r h r . ll b e a r ! « ( * ? • • ' » | ( b e r a t s one-nalt per cent per annum, Interret o f five and on'e-haif per cent per an­ payable semi-annually, hands la tie dat­ num: the Interest on sold bonds to be ed July 1st. A. D ISSS. and the princi­ payable semi-annually: said bond* »o pal o f snld bond* to became due and bo dated July tut. A I*. 192t, and to ma­ payable thirty years after the date ture thirty years after the date there­ thereof. of. nnd. Now, therefore. In pursuance of taw, nnd In pursuance of n resolution nf this Bonrd, this day adopted, notice Is hereby given that on the fith day of May, A. D I91t. an election wilt ba held, nnd th*- an me Is hereby ordered to be held In Special Tax School Dis­ trict No. 1, Seminole County, Florida, said Special Tax School District also known ns the Sanford Sc! ol District, to determine whether or i.M there shall he Issued by the said Special Tnx School District No I, Seminole County, Florida, bonds In the sum o f ISrt.000 Ot*. to hear Interest at the rate o f five nnd one-half per cent per nnnum. Interest payable semi-annually; bonds to be dated July 1st. A. D 1932: the principal o f said bonds to become due and p a y ­ able thirty yeara after the date there­ of. ** is provided for In that certain resolution that day adopted by this County Hoard o f I'uhllo Instruction for Seminole County, Florida, in which snld election only the duly qualified electors who are free holder" residing within said Special Tax School District No, I. Seminole County, Florida, shall he en­ titled to vote. The said election so ordered to bo held shall he held at the several poll­ ing places within stld Special Tnx Sehool District No I. Seminole County. Florida, where tho laet genrrul elec­ tion was held, throughout aald district, to-w ll: At I'reclncl No 1 und I'reclnet No 3, and the said election shall lie held In compliance with law. and tho : inepectore nnd clerks of the polling places shall mnke prompt return to the County Ibnrd of Public Instruction nf S'-mlunle County. Florida. limpedUtely after the said election and tht tabula­ tion of Ihe votes polled, and the County Hoard o f Fuhllc Instruction for Semi­ nole County, Florida, will he In special :■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■! meeting at 10 o’clock A. M. on the 10th d >t of .Min, A D 1 tl. ri. elve the returns o f tho said election und to ranVues determine and certify tjio results thereof. 91 • 91 The following named are hereby ap- ■ ® " r w •__________________ ______ _ _ ■ jmlull'll und designated us Clerk and inspectors to hold and conduct tho said election at the polling place or p re­ cinct named, to-w ll: At Precinct No. I (S an ford): U M. Tyre. Sr. Geo. W, G u ff and Kenneth Murrell, inepectore and G D. Brownlee. 20* tf p s ER H ill H ardw are Co. HAS I. FU. ■■ E Will Help You Keep Cool See our window display o f all kinds : H a r d w a r e Co. I A NEW PERFECTION Oil Conk Stores and Owns T H E R E ’S no smoke and smell to make disagree­ able work o f cooking wi tn the New Perfection Oil Stove. Clean, intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the flame stays where you set it. t W ell be glad to demonstrate how efeily you can regulate the New Perfection for any tort o f cooking. We have the N e w Perfection Oven also— and it bakes perfectly. i Sanford s Furniture L'o. ON ■■ Y o u r s e lf At Precinct No 3 (S an ford): David Speer, F. P. Blnee and Chan Mathews, Inspectors and J. G. Lconnrdy, clerk. All of which Is done and ordered by the County Hoard o f Public Inntrucllon. Seminole County, Florida, In regular cession this the 4th day o f April. A. D. Ji|« C. F. HARRISON. (Seal of Board) Chairman, FJIKD T. WILLIAMS, C A. DALLAS. County Board o f Pub lie Instruction for Seminole County, Fla Attest: T *V. LAWTON. Superintendent o f Publlo In­ struction and Gx-offlcto Secre­ tary to Board. l - « - I l - : o - : f ; 6-1. ORDER TO HOLD AN ELECTION IN grECIAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. SAID BFMCIAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT ItEl NO ALSO KNOWN AS THE SANFORD SCHOOL DIBTIIICT. Whereas: A petition baa been p re­ sented to the County Board of Public Instruction for Hemlnole County, Flori­ da, nn March (lb . 1911, signed by more than twenty-five per cent o f the duly qualified elector* residing within Hpecla I Tax School District No. 1. Hemlnole County, Florida, aald Bpeclal Tax School District being also known ke Ihe ,-k.nford School District, aeklng and pe tlllonlng that an election be held with­ in Special Tax School District No 1. Hemlnole County. Florida, to mine the question whether or not bxnde la th* turn o f 1(0,000 00 ehall be Ieeued by *ald Hpeclal Tax School DIelrlet No, 11, Hemlnole County, Florida, th* proIceeds thereof to be used for the purpose CHECK Do not try to pay bills without n checking account. If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you can keep an accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially, invitee you to become one of Its customers. S : The Peoples Bank of Sanford M �PAGE POUR SALMAGUNDI IS OUTI SPANIEL GETS GOLF BALLS W ANT ILARDING’S High School Student* Are Delighted With New ItTok SPORTS English Leg Seurce of Consldsrabls Revinus to &mall Boy, Hie Ownsr and Celleague. Sanford High School was the scene o f much excitement yesterday morn­ YESTFJtDAY’8 RESULTS ing when the first hundred copies of Florida State League. this year’s Salmagundi were delivered At St. Petersburg, 2; Jacksonville, to the pupils. Of course, this was only a beginning in filling the list of those At Daytona, 3; Lakeland, 5. ordered so the upper class students At Orlando, 0; Tampa, 7. who hud put in orders were given theirs first, and other pupils and American League townspeople who have paid for an­ At Doiton, 8; Washington, 0. nuals will probably get their copies to­ At Philadelphia, 4; New York, 2. day. The magazine is undoubtedly the Chicngo-Clcvelnnd rain. At I)etroit-St. Louis, rain. best that Sanford High School has put out, and Is a credit to both the National League senior class and the Herald printers. At Pittsburg-Chicngo, rain. Inside its artistic cover which is done At New York, 1; Boston, 0. in the class colors of garnet and gold, At St. Louis, 0; Cincinnati, 6. are ninny live and interesting depart­ Other games not scheduled. ments. In several instances the work Is quite unique. The prize-winners' American Association section, which is a now department, is At St. Paul, 4; Indianapolis, 8. to be particularly commended as At Milwaukee, 2; Columbus, 4. should be the complete and careful At Minneapolis, 10; I-ouisville, 9. work of the alumni editors. At Kansns City, 10; Toledo, 9. Pages which will be o f particular Interest to all those acquainted wjth Southern Association. high school students are those giving At Hirminghnm-Nnshville, rain. the cartoons which show the result of At Atlanta-Mcmphis, rain. tho "Who’s Who" voting contest. Thuy At New Orleans, 5; Little Hock, 0. answer such questions ns "Who fs the At ohile, 7; Chattanooga, 5 (1st most popular boy at S. H. 8 .7 " "Who game). is the prettiest g ir l? " etc. At Mobile, 0; Chattanooga, 6 (2ml . Tho book contains more pages than last year’s, several new departments, game), (7 innings by agreement). and about $100 more worth of pic­ GAMES TODAY tures. In fnct, there is an unusual Daytona ut Orlando. number of splendcil ruts and besides Lakeland at Jacksonville. — the individual write-ups of each Tampa at St. Petersburg. Senior and tho more series articles of "Fnrewell,” "Clnss Prophecy,” 'Class LEAGUE STANDING History,” and so forth. There are Florida State League plenty of good jokes and lota of hum­ Won I,Olt I’ct. or throughout. , ,qr. IT 9 The seniors announce that their St. Petersburg .r.Go Dnytunn 14 11 friends can get copies during tho next 12 .638 ........ ..... 14 day or two by ordering from Lillian Ijik»*!nnd Tampa It 13 .619 Shinholser or William Maliem, or at Cl 14 .481 any of the various drug stores. Tho Orlando 111 .2U9 7 price is still one dollar, hut the edition Jacksonville is limited and it will be advisable for Nation ul league the alumni and friends of the high Won I/rst Pet. school students who are interested to 4 .778 ..... 14 buy their copies at the earliest possi­ New York 6 .688 . 11 ble moment Salmagundis will he on Chicago ..... St. Louis ............ ..... 8 7 .683 sale at the drug stores by this after­ K 8 J»00 noon and during Friday and Saturday. Brooklyn ...... 8 9 .471 Nccdieas to say tho Salmagundi was Pittsburgh Philadelphia ...... 7 9 .438 printed at the Herald office. ...... 6 Cincinnati 13 .278 Boston .... 4 12 .250 WKLFAItB DEPARTMENT GIVES HIGH SCHOOL PRIZES The Welfare Department o f the Wouian’a Club presents High School ■tudenta with prizes for Health Pos­ ters. Some Sanford High School students have won more honors. Wednesday m orn W ip chapel, Mi». R. L. Tolar, representing tho Welfare Department of the Woman’s Club visited S. H. S., nnd after n short talk presented three prizzes for the best Health Posters, made by the students of S. II. S. The first prizo, $2.60, was won by Byron Stephens, the second $1.60 by Rodman Lehman and the third $1 by Sarah Maipas. Tho posters wero all so good that thu judges had a hard time deciding which tines were tho best. All of them wero very effec­ tive ns posters in tho health cam­ paign und have been on exhibit both nt the club nnd in the High School. Mrs. Tolar spoke interestingly of the relation of diet to efficiency and also of the place of are work in the school. The hank clerk’s life seems to he one holiday after another. Some pedestrlnns are in no dan­ ger of being arrested for violating the speed laws while crossing tho street. ■ American League Won Ix>*t St. lxvuis ............ It 6 New York 12 7 Chicago ......... . ...... 9 7 Philadelphia ..._ ---- 9 9 Boston ..... 8 9 Washington ....... 8 U Detroit 6 12 Soul hern Association Won i/oat Mobile .... ....... 14 7 Now Orleans 11 7 Memphis __ _ ..... 11 7 Little Rock ........ 12 7 Nashville ........... ..... 10 9 Birmingham 8 12 Atlanta ..... 6 12 Chattanooga ft ir> Pet. .667 .632 .663 .600 .471 .400 .294 P«t. .667 .611 .032 .032 .626 .400 .333 ” 50 DKI.OUSING PLANT AT COUNTY JAIL FOR DUVAL COUNTY Illy T h e A sta rla lrd JACKSONVILLE, May 4.—The board of County Commissioners of Duval County has announced that it will in the near future odvertiso for bids for installing a delousiug plant at the county jail. After installation of Die plant every prisoner will he forced to go through the insect nnd germ eradication process before ho Is permitted to mingle with the others. a [ Friday and Saturday ! !! SPECIALS :I S 1 ■ W E OFFER OUR ENTIRE LINE OF [Trunks BUSY MAN GATHERS NICKELS New Yark Street Musician Might Be Said to Be a Whole Concert In Hlmeelf. S A wholf, choir seems to burst forth Into music along Chambers .*u i these evenings ue the worker* are rushing along homeward hound, the New York Hun states. There Is a volume o f song support <al by so organ accompaniment A) i M It seems as If some Minting bund bail tukra possession of the street. No one would Imagine for a moment lluii nt..* human being could bo responsible for CAKES— All kind, tn sale at Deane all this music. Turner’s Grocery’ Store, Saturday, Hut the crowd, pausing for u brief 33-2tc second, discovers (list this Is the raw. May (1th. Drawn up to the curb Is a street organ which the owner Is operating with one n is a a a hand. With the other hand be holds n megaphone through which he slugs. Not tiiivlng n third blind, the alttger-plnyer cannot accept the tributes of pn**«*rsby while the concert Is In progress, but this concert, like all such afTnlra, him Its Intermission when the orchestra be­ comes for the time being the business manager. PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : Smuggling In "M srrlt England." Smuggling and Illicit trading were common enough In England n century ago, according to the journals of the day—but more often than not the suhrosa transactions were in things to eat. Tlila wus especially true of gunie, which was very acarce *n town f r.d ftlilxiu offered tor a«le. Thnl la. It wes not offered openly except ut holiday lime. hut. none the less, hare nnd game birds appeared on tunny din­ ner tables. The place te buy w i n at the eud o f n stage line of the driver, us a rule, who hsd understanding with pourhers throughout the territory, and whn managed to keep supplies on hand for good customers. In spile of the game wardens. Helxures o f game off the Sunday platters of families that were weary of Ihe luste of the everlasting beef and mutton and pork are not recorded In any prominent wny. hut some of the news notes are nothing less (ban an­ cient family portraits of old man Humun Nature. I AT PRICES THAT ARE ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE Get that Trunk for your summer trip now If one crosses the western prairie* of the great Arkansas valleys, and happen* to he there In the fall, dur­ ing a high wind, one may see a very strange sight. Antelope*, rabbits, prairie dogs, und sometimes even hard* of rutile racing along the plains pursued by strange halls, nearly m tall as a uiunl Thesu halls, when sees a Httlo nearer, seem to be masses of slicks stuck closely together. The plant that forms these bull* is called the tumbleweed. Botanists call U Cyclomu plalyphyllum. It belongs to a genus or plants that grow into a thick, round muss of small branches, attached to the roots each l>y u small item that. In the fall, becomes dry und brittle. A* the autumn wind* sweep over the prairie the stem* o f these plants go leaping und bounding along, ■cntfvring their seed* as they go. s Miller & Son | s a THOS. J. A. REIDY Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux­ uriant- Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way U to get tho rcady-to-use preparation improv­ ed by tho addition o f other ingred­ ients a large bottle, nt little cost, at drug stores, known as "Wyeth’s Sago and Sulphur Compound," thus avoid­ ing a lot of muss. While gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful nppearanco and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth’s Sage nnd Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does it so natural­ ly, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand nt a time; by morning Practicing in State and Federal Courts little more enta. authority A REAL BA $225.00 cash take* land five-passen^tr and in good condit] Motor Co. We buy the best, p sell, give you good predate the generous favor us with. Phon* £ lar Market. $175 cash lakes ing car. Good tir« mechanical conditio®, bargain.— H. & o. M • We always have a f«* fiction in popular nsr1 Drug Store. “THE PATH OF SA IS THE PATH TO SUCCESS” Thrift, Saving, Economy makes the journey safe, effective, prof­ itable. A bank account will put you on the right road to permanent success. • ■[ First National Ba 5 ■ Attorney and Coansellor-at-Law A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNKB. ■ ■ iiiiiiim iiim iiiim iim iim im iiiiiii Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD George A. DeCottes A U orney-al-Law Over Seminole County Bank SANFORI) 'FLORIDA MARBLE & GRANITE V JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Went Fl.*at Street 1018 West S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder SANFORD FLORID* SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair Work Phone 30 Comer First and Oak M7 Commercial Street That I* the meaning of the continu­ ous noise which It make* as It goes along a sort o f alarm bell to let all* roneerned know that something Is com Ing which Is bent left alone. DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND I t is not believed RESTORES ITS NATURAL COL­ improve much uniq OR AND LUSTRE AT ONCE M ■ ■ Rival for lbs Skunk. Muskrat* force Ihcmselvea occasion­ Quick Service Transfei ally upon tine's ait*-ntlon In India by Storage Facilities their habit of entering a bungalow und ambling slowly round the rooms, talk­ If we please you, tell others; If no lell us. Phone 498 ing loudly to themselves alt the time In u ehllterlng voice. Although rnlllke, the muskrat Is not NOVELTY really u ral. hut a large shrew, pro­ SANFORD tected by an extreme degree of offen­ W ORKS sive odor like *h kcnlngly strong tuusk. which It emits at will. V. C. COLLER, Prop. If not Interfered with It wtil solilo­ quize round the room, picking up In­ General Shop and Mill sects attracted by the light, und wan der out again; hut let anyone assault Work, II, and the room will scarcely be hah llahli* foe a time. Dog or cat only CONTRACTOR and UUILDKt uttneks M muskrat once In Its life, und the mongoose moves politely out o f Its way. COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Branrh of the Florida East Coast Itailesy, ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an « modern brick hotel, with private baths end hot water hestclssa cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $150 per day; $10 to $18 per » carding to location ef room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUM LEY,' Mans ■ a i i i i i i i i i e i i i i M i i N i i i i s i H i i i i i i i a i i u i s i a 11 CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMP. “ SERVICE THAT COUNTS” We handle everythin? in THE FRUIT AN D VEGETABLE LIN Car Lots or Less. Ship ua Richmond, Virginia Sanford, FIs ✓ Geo. W . Knight Rcnl Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Tumbleweed. and Bags W ATCH THE W IN D O W ( O f The Associated I’ esssf WASHINGTON May 4.—Tho sold­ iers’ bonus problem la to be put up to President Harding again. Thia was decided yesterday at a meeting of the Senate finance committee Republicans who agreed tentatively upon details of a measure embodying substantially tho House bill plan of hank nnd Gov ernmcnlal loans on adjusted service certificates in lieu o f the original cash bonus proposal. Senators said they desired to get the President’s views on the newest bonus proposal, explaining that it would be a waste of time to go ahead with n measure which the President might disapprove. They added that the visit of the committee to the White House would bo deferred until a complete bill could bo drafted and given further consideration by them. Full details o f the new measure were withheld, but as now outlined it would contemplate no taxes and aside from adjusted service certificates it would provide for vocational training farm and home aid, and cash pay­ ments to veterans whose adjusted service pay would not exceed 60. The so-called reclamation section of the House hill has been eliminated. President Harding will be urged to approve the measure in this form and wit Ihe told that it will impose no henevy burdens on tho treasury dur­ ing the next three years, while tho present public debt refunding opera, lions arc in progress. It is the pres­ ent thought of proponents that the ultimate necessary financing tan be done by use of the foreign debt, thru debt, though there is a possibility that the treasury may® have to issue some certificate of indebtedness to cover costs in the first year or two, unless funds from the foreign debt become available in the meantime. WE DELIVER THE GOODS' I’ r r s s ) _ _ _ The Mnnx seagull who seized a golf hall from under the very nllJhk of a player, was ■ spoil-sport as well aa a gourmand. Ills conduct enn be « tenuutcil only on the plea of defective education. Very different It la with the spaniel who piles a steady trade on certain links hr Cornwall. Kuglaml. The course lie* along the cliff top, with a steep seaward slope strewn with loose rocks and thick with gorse and all kinds of tnngled growth. Many s hall goes bouncing down. From the doorstep of n cottage look­ ing on the links, nn ninlnhle spaniel watches. Is It fancy which secs his brown eyes glisten when n new hall Is abandoned! When the Inst golfer hies home, the spaniel's hour comes, llnhasting, systematic, he works that hank of rock and heather, where four feet have so great an advantage In security, and the nr.se Is a safer guide to hidden treasure than the eye. U.s Bceonipltce, a mere boy. who acts aa storekeeper and accountant, •receives the proceeds on the blink. Cp nnd down trots the traveling member of the firm, till darkness Is complete, nnd he lolls homeward behind Ids col­ league. whose pockets bulge with treasure to be exchanged tomorrow with Its former owners or Ihelr friends for coin. VIEWS ON NEWEST BONUS PROPOSAL 5 Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work; Cylinder Grinding; Del.axe Pistons; Oversize Rings and i Pina; Flywheel Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafts re* 1" /?*i ||v turned; agents for Caille Inboard u f Outboard M o tors.------------ Phono $) Rayfield Carburators Installed and Guaranteed by Sanford Battery Service Company BETII PALM ROWLEY. HAIR SPECIALIST 5 I SALE AN D DEMONSTRATION OF HU s AN HAIR GOODS FOR ONE W EEK ONLY We have secured Beth Palm Rowiey, Hair Expert of note *r^ known in Florida, with a complete line of reel Human H*ir ** Tranaformatiops, Curia and Puf/a, our specialty l* matching * shades. Workmanship Guaranteed. Ladies1Combings Made to Order Y O W ELL CO. �. /V * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922 .......................... *«**■■■ Three Real Bargains j Huick 1920 Model, 5-passenger; 4 new TTniledSlates Royal Cord Tires, good (op and i • 1! n l n o o m n o h o n i / 'd l n n m lS t in n 1 * anc| in first class mechanical condition. P“L _jj.erms; $300 cash, balance ten months. t §800 O ld s m o b ile 8 , 192P model, 7-passenger, A - l ' con d ition . $750— Terms: $250 cash, balance in ten months. Chandler, 1020 model, seven passenger, now uaint; looks and runs like new. A good family car or livery. $675— Terms: $2/5 cash, balance ten months. -r*- B. & O . M O T O R C O . 209 PARK AVENUE, SANFORD, FLORIDA Lexington and Hupmobile Sales and Service ■■■ ■ ■**■ **' Hupm obile M ore than all else, the one thing that m a k e s a m an say, " I t p ays to o w n the H upm obile,” is tho u n com m on w a y it stays fit, with theleast o f expert tuning and tinkering; and the w a y it lasts. Can you think of any other car, high priced or low -priced, that h asth osam e ’;ind • f fine remitution ev ery w h ere? HUDSON AND ESSEX CARS HAVE LOCAL AGENCY NOW WITH SERVICE STATION other day while in Ft, M yen Edi­ tor -Milford’s father died while Ur, Milford was preparing the Kiwaala special edition and Jeff climbed right in, printed the special edition ** V» * « *a M e* and put it out on the street in the regular timo which showa that KlWelcome to Kiwanis today and to­ wnnians are resourceful people al­ night. ways. Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—<JffoMHTRIBT PERSONALS tl. I., Dosa has arrived in the city and.will be the Seminole county agent for the Hudson and Essex cars. He will have his headquarters at Urk'a Garage on Sanford avenue where ser­ vice on ^ludson nhd Essex cars will also be given. Nixon Dutt of Ortanda has charge of this territory and he 'h a s ‘ placed Mr. Dcfcs in this field be­ cause he recognizes the fact that Sem­ inole county field is a good field and can only bo covered a local agent. Production o f Hudson and Essex cars for the firal quarter.of 1922 was 182 per cent greater than that for tho same period last year, according to Information just received from De­ troit by Nixon Butt. Despite thjs huge business increase, the companies find it impossible to keep up with or­ ders. Shortage o f Hudson and Essex cars exist in almost every part o f the country. At tho end o f April, the companies had been unabld to fill nearly a fifth of their April orders, Mr. Butt says. " ‘ Furthermore, they have been forced to curtail the de­ mands o f nenrly every one of their 04 distributors for additional cars. "Both companies wero at capacity production throughout April. D iffi­ culty in obtaining enr bodies and in­ ability to manufacture more motors wero the reasons that kept that month from setting up the greatest* ship1 ment figure in Hudson-hssex history "Tho slogan that 1922 will be t w record Hudson-Essex yeur is ulirtWl certain to be fulfilled. Before June 15 the total 1921 output will hnvo been exceeded and orders already re­ ceived mean that maximum production will ho continued well through the year.” Great tain last night and we are R. C. Bumsdala is back In the city looking for more today and tumor. again and will take up tho work of row. compiling tho data for the Nash-I.ink Abstract Company with offices in the Thursday afternoon closing o f all J. L. Miller building. the business houses in Sanford starta loday. Bead Gray’s Elegy o f tho Mrs. Homer Williams (nee Ruby Country Churchyard and dio happy. Roy) arrived in tho city Tuesday for u visit with her aunt, Miss Barilo. Mr. In tearing down the old Star Thea­ mid rs. Williams have been making tre yesterday a negro helper was In­ their homo in Pnlntkn for the past few jured by some o f the rnftor^ fulling months hut will move soon to Daytona. on him. We would remind tho police force Alfred Robson has accepted a pos­ to be on me lookout for Ed. Fitzger­ ition with a new oil and gasoline ald, editor of tho Daytona Gazette company at Orlando and will be and district assistant governor of the stationed there for some time. Kiwanis Club, who is cxjiected to be in the city tonight, If he gets rough Mr. nnd Mrs. B. G. Smith of Ovcldo put him in jail nnd send for either the are In the city today coming over in edotor o f the Herald or Judge Mnincs tiieir car on a combined business and or George DoCottcs. Any o f these shopping trip. Mr. Smith reports gentlemen will g<( on his bail. very little rain there* Inst night. 212 Hast. 1st HI. Sanford, Fla. AN0S . MONOGRAPHS LAYER ROLLS MONOGRAPH RECORDS OPULAR SHEET MUSIC J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Wclnkn Block / PLAY GOLF: JUST RECEIVED A Shipment of Golf Clubs and Balls H U lim iti WOODMEN " 0 0 | M i r „ i la'll 1141 IE* MODERN INITIATE Come in and Look Them Over The Herald hns been asked several BIG CLASS LAST NIGHT, MAK- j times about Mother's Day date th is, ING A GREAT RECORD HERE >i ir. Mother's Day will bo Sunday May I t and we think this is correct Tlie Modern Woodmen of America, ns the day is supposed to be the s e c -1are going after a record in Sanford (ind Sunday jn May. THE SPORTSMAN'S STORE ay. nnd if they keep up tho good work Sanford, Florida they will win the campaign being 117 Park Ave. Mr. mid Mrs. O’ Keefe of Jackson, made between Orlando and Sanford to villi* are in' the city today in their see who will get the most candidates. ear ami will be here for several days Lust night S itIlford initiated 25 appli­ while Mr. O'Keefe is arranging tho cations nnd the local lodge is conduct­ new quarters of the Southern Drug ing a big campaign. Class adoption Company. will la: held on May 17th at which time there will bo 100 now members, The Muthodists Brotherhood a record of which any organization Class are giving a big fish fry nnd can well be proud. The Modern Woodpicnic ut Crystal Lake today nnd wo aicn are a live hunch nnd knowing should la* there but busy printers they hnvo something good they are and newspaper men not » nly have tanking it known to others. no Thursday afternoons off but arc busier that dny than any other in TRUCE ARRANGED the week. ’Twns over thus. BETWEEN IRISH FORCES SAVE YOU MONRY TO DISCUSS MATTERS Write us s a n f o r d Cy c l e co . Dance nt Montezuma Hotel tomor­ row night, May 5, Admission $1.00. / • * 33-2tc B. & O . M O T O R CO . PAGE F1VB GLOBE PIANO CO. NOTICE! , Having t.old out tho book and pejeiodirni and magazine business to E, D. Mobley, nil of our old customers will now find a complete lino o f all tho magazines, pnpers and periodicals at U® Knndny for their home in Topeka, I I I * Tbf* A n w n r l n i i d U r f t R l - Mobley's Prog Store on l’nrk Avenue. DUBLIN, May 4.—A truce between; sns after spending the winter months 29-tfc T. J. MILLER & SON. here. They will return to Sanford rival Republican army forco wss do-ft |£|j npire Hotel Blopk in the early fail to build a fine home dared today. Truce effective from 4 1 The Business nnd Professions! Wo­ on their land on French avenue ex­ ^o'clock this afternoon until four p. m. ORLANDO, FLORIDA men’s Club will have a chicken supper pecting to bulkhead the property, Monday with a view to giving both nt the Miller building, corner of First divide it up into city lots and mnko sections nf army immediate opportun­ and Park, Saturday night, May 6th. it one nf the bcnutifal additions to ity to discuss basis for army unifica­ SANFORI) MATTRESS FAC­ Price 76c. Everybody como and en­ Snnfdrd. TORY tion. joy good home cooking. Watch for R. C. ECHOLS, Prop. menu. 31-6t-;w-ltc NOTICE! The many friends o f Arthur Done­ “ Old M atliru Made N c« and gal! of Kissimmee end Orlando -tcrc New Mattress Made to Order" All members o f the Epworth Leaguo glad to have him here n few minutes .of the Methodist Church, who are g o ­ yesterday en route to points on the French Avenue nnd 17th Street east toast. Arthur is out of all his ing to Winter Gurdcn, meet nt tho hanking troubles now as tho federal church promptly at 6:00 o'clock ns the court at Tampa had no evidence cars will leave at 5:30 sharp, Thurs- Sparton Horn t Service against him in tho hank case, which ilay afternoon, ---------------- a t ---------------e is dismissed and all his friends knew that Arthur Doneznit was innocent o f A REAL BARGAIN the charges brought against him. $100 cash lakes 1918 Ford Sanford Battery Service ts& ss st YOWELL COMPANY* Friday and Saturday Specials! Ben R. Leigh o f the Southern Drug Company lias arrived in the city nnd will make it his future homo while he presides over the destinies of tho SnufSrd branch, lie is un old Ornngo county boy having resided in Orlando hack in '98 and Is glad to get in tho old territory again, Ho wns a mem­ ber o f the medical corps in the world war nnd saw much service in France having been' stntioned nt Rouen for over n year. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leigh wil move to Sanford as soon ns they can obtain a house. DOZEN PAIRS LADIES' PURE THREAD SILK HOSE In Block, White, Brown, with seams, for pair $1.25 WASH GOODS , ( heck Voiles, White Finish, Lavender and Tan and Colored Voiles, for yard 39c • V J eff Bnitey n former newspaper man but now reformed and district secretary of Kiwnnin International is In the city today to attend the in­ stallation ceremony tonight o f San­ ■ ford Kiwanis Club. Jeff wns n wel­ a come caller nt tho Herald office where ho hns a chair all prepared for him any timo he drops in—no electric wires on the chair. The Inuring car.— II. & (>.,Motor Co. 30-tfc Company NOTICE TO FARMERS Now's the time for you to buy a MOLINE TRACTOR. We have a specinl offer that you cannot afford to let get by >rou. For every farmer can afford to buy but you cannut nfford not to buy a real Tractor, thnt hns been proven out to be a great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we will sell you a— MOLINE, Model I), latest improved Tractors for $528.00 Cun furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme­ diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re­ member this offer is only good until October 11th, so plnco your order now. BELL BROS. I.AKE.MONHOE. FLORIDA PHONE 2102 LADIES’ BLOUSES Big lot of new Voile nnd Organdy Blouses. Special for, each $1.49 ■ ■ ■ ■ SPECIAL UNDERWEAR SALE i* i'lics and Gowns made of soft Nainsook nnd neatly trimmed, rvgulnr $2.00 value. Specinl for, each ■ ■ 5 98c ■ * ■ ■ : • •* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ! !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » n • 11 J .i.... . Yowell Company F r id a y . . , , , /v r - T Y - i V m M .M .U .U U I ■ ——. i..... i 4. ^. . . ^. . • •( i — — t—. ■ —« m W - wfc FOR SALE B Y A L L GROCERS s ;— a n d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S a t u r d a y \ W I G H T G R O C E R Y CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD FLORIDA _il _ - J . * L * _____ _______ Li. ' ■ s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 04, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 04, 1922. 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>, May 04, 1922; <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