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KIWANIS EDITION
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SANFORD KIWANIS CHARTER NIC.IIT, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922
NUMBER 33
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Pharoah Cheops, in his pride, built out o f the
ny of two hundred thousand slaves, a mighty
nvrimid in which he boasted that his bones should
Toastm aster..................................... e . D. Brownlee
Guest o f Honor
T. E. Fitzgerald
Lieutenant Governor, Daytona, Florida
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Invocation................................. Dr. E. D. Brownlee
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Address o f Welcome............................ J. G. Sharon
Miss Mable Bowler
Charter Presentation.................... T. E. Fitzgerald
Acceptance o f Charter..... Pres. A. P. Connelly
Selection ...................................................... Quartett
Short Speeches....................... ...... Visiting Kiwanis
Orchestra
the shifting1sands of Egypt.
Imperial Rome, on the valor o f her legions,
built an empire from the Pillars o f Hercules to the
wide plans of Parthia. Today her legions are
memories, her eagles dust.
And such, without exception, is the glory o f
all men who have built in greed and selfishness, ■
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self-seeking upon the toil and agony which is the ■
lot of every common man.
On the other hand, there was in Athens a pen
niless stonecutter, named Socrates, who, in a
world of lies, dared to tell the truth. As a consequenee, he was tried in the courts and executed as
anenemy of the state.
There was another man in Syria who gave
the world a great new thought—the idea that
wealth, power, brilliance o f intellect, material a c
complishment. beauty, courage, pleasure, are all
things of a day and that only justice rooted in un
derstanding. which in turn is roc ted in love, is im
mortal. 1le also was executed as an enemy o f the
state. He is known in history as Jesus Christ. •
These two men are dead two thousand years.
There is not one line of w riting in existence pen
ned by the hand of either. There is not known to
exist a single object which either owned. Both
were poor, despised and died as felons, one poison
ed, the other crucified.
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KIWANIS CLUB OF SANFORD
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P resid en t.................................A. P. Connelly 1
V ice-P resident............... *............J. G. Sharon ?
Secretary.......................................... S. M. Lloyd ■
Treasurer ............................ Frank L. Miller
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Forest Lake
T. L. Dumas
A. K. Rossetter
W. M. McKinnon
A. L. Betts
Schelle Maines
iMembership
Frank H. P. Akers
Hodgson Ball
^et of all the men who have lived from the be
S. S. Baumel
g in n in g of time until the present moment, there
A. L. Betts
are n° two names that are greater, each in its sep
Dr. E. D. Brownlee
arate sphere, than those o f Socrates, the Philoso
R. C. Bower
pher, and Christ, the Crucified.
S. E. Barrett
Mon build lastingly not through the power o f
Leslie Bryan
jn,jne\, not by the whirring wheels o f industry, not
A. P. Connelly
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l'u' strength of armies and o f fleets, but
B. D. Caswell
nhutn and love. Such building is eternal; more
W. P. Carter
jJ Mg than tlie rocks on which the continents are
Elisha A. Douglass
T. L. Dumas
Geo. A. DeCottes
mi i V Wani? ljU'^ s through friendship, through
Robt. W. Deane
<hi ei.?lan(linhr. through kindness, for the fellowJ. C. Dean
Pot man with man; and in comparison with*the
John M. Gillon
mid "? M
Ut^ *)UM in g shall accomplish, the pyraW. L. Grose
tft 0 leol)s*the legions o f Imperial Rome, the
B. W. Herndon
thin
anc* c‘ t*es
the present, are but
J. C. Hutchinson
^ g s of a day that pass.
Walter S. Hand
t e n - - 1Ves ljut a ^ew Years, dies and is forgot- V T. W. Jones
Perry Jernigan
be L ,, ns v,01^s no matter how small they may
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Jno. D. Jenkins
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effort. V 1 ipple upon
uI)on the tide o f humanity,
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ich shall last as long
a s , o n » » s t h e >'a c e - ° e s T. W. Lawton
01 esu^t o f what you and I are doing now.
I N. J. Lillard
perishn°KLUi!(l [°.r the future, not in things that are 5 E. F. Lane
Dr. W. T.
ineanin
of th* spirit. This is the
dn,ng0f the Kiwanis motto.
Forest Lake
S. M. Lloyd
F. L. Miller
E. D. Mobley
Schelle Maines
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J. F. Magee
Dr. C. J. Marshall
Frank E. Markwood
W. M. McKinnon
G. E. McKay
L. P. McCuller
Howard Overlin
B. L. Perkins
A. K. Rossetter
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H. P. Smith
L. B. Steele
Jno. C. Smith
J. G. Sharon
W. E. Scoggan
0. P. Swope
W. M. Scott
Dr. J. N. Tolar
W. J. Thigpen
G. F. Smith
Fred Walsma
R. B. W ight
J. Russell
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KIWANIS INAUGURAL TONIGHT
WILL BE BRILLIANT AFFAIR
New Organization o f Business Men Will Cele
brate Charter Bestowal by Dinner at Which
Notables Will Speak
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A new star in the firmament o f Sanford busi
ness men’s organizations will make its first bright
shining tonight when the Sanford Kiwanis Club
celebrates its “ Charter Night.” The occasion will
be a notable one in the annals o f the city, and will
mark the formal inauguration o f a unit o f one o f
more than 700 clubs in the Kiwanis Organization
throughout the United States and Canada.
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Tonight’s gathering will be held at the Valdez
Hotel where a banquet in honor of the occasion
will be served, covers being laid for nearly three
hundred guests. After the banquet there will be
a'dance at the Sanford Rod & Gun Club for all
members o f the Kiwanis Club and their guests.
To lend fitting eclat to the event delegations
from Orlando, Daytona, Lakeland, Tampa and
Jacksonville Kiwanis Clubs will be present.
The charter o f the Sanford Club will be pre
sented by T. Ed. Fitzgerald, Lieutenant Governor
o f Florida, and will be received by President A. P.
: Connelly for the Sanford Club. An address o f wel
com e will he delivered by J. G: Sharon, vice-presi
dent of the local club.
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youngest in the state, and until just recently bore
the title o f the “ Baby” Club. It first saw the light
o f day on October 10th, 1921, when Jeff Bailey, Sec
retary-Treasurer of the Alabama-Florida district
held an informal meeting with several business
and professional men in the Palm Room o f the
Valdez. Mr. Bailey stated the meaning and ob
ject o f Kiwanis, and in just a few days after that
time the full complement o f fifty members neces
sary to insure the charter were enrolled, and o f
ficers were elected. Meetings have been had each
week since that time and the Club has already
made its mark in our City.
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IIRILLIANT SPEECHES
said, the prceent histories now used
in the schools throughout the country
FEATURE SECOND DAY
U. D. C. CONVENTION are Impregnated with Incorrect prop,
agnnda.* She asked fo r a unanimous
support from the organisation and
its endorsement of thn writing of a
new history of the United States by
pr. Lyon G. Tyier, a noted educa*
tor in America.
There were also
told of the splendid growth of tho credentials committee,
organisation during the past year, Wauchope, recording i
Mrs. Geo. R.
announcing the formation of three rules and regulations, 1
new chapters during the year in Newell, auditing, Mrs £3. A. Morena,
Florida, one o f which is Apopka, just corrrspc iding secretary,•f Mis. J. C.
organized, and three chapters o f the Ulocker, treasurer, ( Mra. Julia I.
Children of the Confederacy.
Dickenson, registrar, Mrs. Emma
Mrs. Tracy also delivered on Im- Gayle McFnddcn, historian, Mrs. C.
prrssive address on the work of the II. Davis, recorder o f cross**, Mis
U. D. C. and particularly jecom- I B. J. Bond, registrar o f C. of C., Mrs.
mended ^he publication o f a new hit- Tracy executive committee, Mis. F,
I). Stringfcllow,
tory of the United States, “ for" she
Mrs. R. S. Pierce, and Mrs. F. L.
Ezell, vice-presidents.
At noon a luncheon was given at
the Methodist church by tho execu
tive hoard, honorary and past presi
dents of Annie Coleman Chapter to
FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchenette. executive board and past presidents
— Shirley Apartments opposite post
of the state organisation. Th$ tables
office, upstairs.
28-tfc were beautifully appointed, baskets
FOR RENT—8-room house on Union of lovely flowers and Confederate
Ave. A. P. Connelly.
2fl-tfc flags being used in decorating for
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, this notable occasion o f the convcnhath, for llghthousekeeping. Good tion. The plnee cards wero hand
location. Apply "R. S.", enro of llor- painted with tho Confederate emblem
aid Office.
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served. Mrs. John E. Fuller acted as
FOR SALE ('It LEASE One 2d seta,
one 10 aero Sanford.ave. walking
distance to city. Two lots corner
Center nnd Elm ave. Two lots west
side Palmetto ave., 60 ft. fiom Elev
enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey,
owner, 115 N. Spring St., I-os Ange
les. Calif.
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To the thriftless money says “ Good
To the self-respecting:, forward-looking:
Citizen it says: “ I am yours, I represent your
best working days. Be careful with me for I
am your best friend. Put me in the Bank,
where I am Safe and I will work for you. Re
member, I move the world.”
Open your Savings Account TODAY!
AUTOMOBILES
Avoilhe, honorary president Florida
U. D. C., and Mrs. W. N. Bowlsr,
president N. do Howard Chapter.
After the flowers had been placed In
the star in memory of these depart,
ed, Mrs. F. M. Hudson sang beautl*
fully, "No Night There." Rev. Kerr
Boyce Tupper offered prayer.— Or*
lando Sentinel.
Orlando Will Have Negative Side of
Debate "Resolved That the Phil*
A vivacious, artful Quaker Miss,
ipplncs Should Be Given
shattering Society’s traditions and
Their Independence
taking young blades heart-i by
---------storm. A ripplying, rollicking,
On May 12th in the evening there
laughing comedy.
Other attrac
will occur an intcr*high school debate
tions.
at the high school building here, be
tween teams representing the Orlando
uchool versus the Sanford school.
Tomorrow and Saturday—Cecil
The subject to be debated will be
sit.
DcMilie's "A Fool's Paradise"
Resolved that the Philippines should
now he given thoir Independence." *
The Orlando team has drawn tho
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negative % f the qquestion, this team B (E D [E 3 [Z ][H l[E D G D E B [E j[S jfsj
composing tho following asi members:
Stnnley Gocssweln, James Bailey and
Clyde Rdmsey.
A medal contributed by the Reporter-Star will he given the young
lady nnd gentleman making the heat
debate. Tho Reporter-Star has offer,
cd two medals yearly to ho contested
for in this manner to stimulate inter
Oh, boy! A hole wns brok
est in debate by the high school pu
en into a cloud last night
pila.—Reporter-Star.
and the water that has l*een
For your picnic pnrtles, we have tho
Mivonn Olive-nnise, snndwicholu, boil
ed ham, lunch tongue. Queen olives
and all kinds o f pichlca.—The Popular
Market.
32-2tc
For Florida: Partly cloudy
tonight nnd Friday; probab
ly local thundershower* Fri
day.
NOTICE!!
MONEY
WANTED
10% INTEREST.
BITHLO R E A L ESTATE COMPANY
128 South O r.nit. Avrnu.
WANTED— Position as caretaker of
orungo grove.—Geo. Hunter, Route
A, Box 100-11.
30-fltp
S WANTED 100 colored laborers want
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■ for concrete and asphalt paving. Wag■ lea 17 4 c |*er hour, working ten hours
J per day. Pay in cash every Saturday.
■ Free bunk house and commissary at■ tnrhed. Don’t write. Come ready to
Atlantic llitulithir Co. 33-rttc
Orlando, Ft
STOP—LOOK— READ
FRUIT-PRODUCK SHIPPERS
Claaslfled Ada 5c a line. No
ad taken for leas than 25c.
and poaitlvely no classified
ads charged to anyone. Caah
must arcumpnny all orders.
Count five words to a line
nnd remit accordingly.
C H R E V O L E T 'r r :
Try our expert sorvico collecting Rail
road Claims.
Original.
Vouchers
sent direct to claimnnts.— Eastern
Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G.
Cooper, Ass’t General Mgr., with P. It.
It. Claim Department, ton year*, Seaford, Del. *
10-co.d-2wc
FOR SALE—One six-room house,
cheap if taken nt once. Apply to
Mrs. A. Norwood, Luke Mnry.
32-0tp
FOR SALK—111 acres, four miles out
on good road, opposite Country
Club; new 6-room bungalow, garage
and out buildings; wane land cleared
and planted in fruit trees; good water.
G. Ilirsrhi, R. 1, Sanford, Fin. 30-fltp
shape, (230 terms or (200 cash. 190
Model.— Rive K Walker, in old Ford
Garage.
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FOR SALE— Fine colory fnmi, 10
acres rich hammock land, cultivated
FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow
siding. Within four blocks' of center
ing wells, 8 4 *acres tiled; also thirty
of city.
acres Imnunock adjoining with one
Ceo. V\ KNUJIIT
well nnd smnll pnrt cleared, near
272-tfc
Cameron City. Apply to owner for
particulars. Herbert O. Crlnpeil, li
lt. A. Box IH'J.
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32-2tp
(160.00.
319 fypress Ave.
23-tfp
FOR SALE 18 acre orange grqvc,
FOR SALE—Ono 6-room bungalow,
fino land, about 400 old bearing
loc:.;*| on Sanford Heights, (1,500,
orange nnd grapefruit trees. Also pe
cash, n bargain.— A. P. Connelly.
can, peach, grnper, peer* and other
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27;tfe
fruit trees on Golden l.n’.c, 3 4 miles
south of Sunford. Also another 4 4 F<)It SALK,- New six room bungalow,
located on Sunfurd Heights. Lot 60
acres of fino rich, cultivated pine land
with about 76 old hearing ornngo and xl35. Price (2,250.00. Worth your
33-tfc
grapefruit trees, and about 76 pecan Inspection.—A. P. Connelly.
FOR
SALE—Good
cow
and
two
nice
trees, on Silver I-ake. Apply to ownheifers. Address R. C., care of the
Herbert O. Crippen, R. R. A. Rox
Herald.
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33-Stp
FOUNT)
FOR SA LE —Household
Apply to 118 Myrtle Ave,
A REAL HAKGAIN
$125 c o s h tak es n practically
WANT TO HUY— Hewn heart
longlcnf pine ties. Please com
municate with us promptly.—
Georgin-Florida Pine Co., Jack
sonville, Fla.
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S E R V IC E
PROGRESS
WANTED— Iron safe, medium size.—
.Southern Drug Mfg. Co., Cates’
Building.
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WANTED Stenographer nnd hilling
clerk, mhst bo rapid on machine.—
Southern Drug Mfg. Co., Cates Build
ing.
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17,700 Arrrn in Kant Ornngr
County
On Famous
Orlando to Ocean
Highway
Rich
Farming, Citrus and
Trucking Lands
Being Syndicated in
stored up since January fell
and it did not fall out any
too soon for wo wero need
ing it. The crops will cer
tainly jump todny nnd we
are hoping prices will Jump
along with tbc crops—prices
on celery and peppers and
other stuff we mean. Have
you a little farm in your
doorynrd ?
5:10 A. M. MAY I, 1922
Maximum
Minimum ..._..... ....... .
Range .........................
Barometer ........ .Y...... .
Rain ............
Southwest and cloudy
Get some cinamon sugar, 15c per
pnekngo. New Orange Blossom hon
ey in pint Jars, nt the Popular Mar
ket.
32-2tc
W ANTED
STRENC
MARION DAVIES
O. II. H. and SANFORD HIGH
SCHOOL TO DEBATE FOR
REPORTER-STAR MEDALS
FORDS!
FORDS!
FORDS
1921 Roadster Truck
1921 Coupe.
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1922 Sedan.
All above cars have starters.
1920 I-ton Truck.
All |n fine condition, tires, etc.
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
Dodge Dealers
Phone No. .1
26-
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D a ily G iv e s Y o u “ M o n e y
TONIGHT
$150 ensh takes 1919 Ford n ew G ra n t. G ood tH es nnd ev.
ery lh in ir g o o d .— IL & 0 . Motor
Roadster.— IL & O. Motor Co.
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10 S tores In G eorgia
30-tfc
1 Store In Florida
Sanford’s New Store
Phone 127.
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
MEN’S DEPARTMENT
Special Yard
9
30 Acre Tracts
Each tract fronting on OrlandoOcean Boulevard at the extreme* (1
ly low prire of—
Linen Finish, Special Yard
$28.24 per Acre
Flv* Years in Which to Pay.—
Title Good—Warranty Deed
tiuaranleed
Land May lie Occupied Before
Pa>mcnl Completed
This tract consists of 17,700
acres bordering both sides the
3rlando-Kast Coast Sixteen-foot
Boulevard for about eight miles,
is intersected by the Florida
East Coast Railroad nnd two
other main county highways one
of which is to be hnrd-surfnrcd
also.
Upon completion of these hard
surfaced roads the value of this
land will increase very sub
stantially as has already been
demonstrated in all other sec
tions of Orange County, nnd the
syndicate proposes to sell in
imnll tracts the syndicate hold
ings nt n profit.
This tract ia virgin timbered nnd
the timber la conservatively es
timated to be worth ( 12.00 per
acre.
Referenced— Any bank or businest house ih Orange County.
Honrat Salesmen Wanted
Mail Coupon Today for Partlculara
ORLANDO-EAST COAST LAND CO.
126 So. Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Please send particulars o f your .7,*
700 acre development Thia In no
manner obligntcs me.
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Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla.
Special Yard
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By Paying Cash
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For Less Money
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There is nothing new about the Ki* ■
wimia Ideals nre nn expression o f the
wants idea—it is ns old as the soul of ■
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duties and privileges us a member of
society.
Kiwanis began in Detroit, Michi- ■
The last 25 years have witnessed a gun in January, 11115, at which place
wonderful development of the socinl and time the first Kiwanis Club was J
consciousness. The average man o f organized.
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The potentiullies of the movement ■
ciation of his fellowmen, n more ade became evident early and as the high £
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which is almost unparalleled in the ■
Kiwnuis, first brought to the busi history o f business men's clubs. Ki•a
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proved the means l»y which he might majority of the most progressive S
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wanis acquired the aspects of a move
Kiwanis membership is composed
ment only when Kiwaniuns, without of lending business end professional
any suggestion or direction whatever, men, including one man and his com- *
unconsciously used it as a vehicle by petitor from each line in a given ■
which they could express their real city. This duel representation makes £
selves. The unusual spirit of fellow for a democracy ami integrity within £
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ship and the quality o f manhood rep business and
resented in Kiwanis rendered the or which are automatically communicated ■
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activity. Hence, by virtue of the £
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Kiwanis is tending a spiritual re
naissance in which the business man
in finding his own soul. He finds in
Kiwanis an organization in which he
can make application of principles
which before scemd so theoretical and
Impractical ns to be apart /ruin the
realities of human experience.
The Kiwanian accepts a new motive
for life—service to his fellowmen. The
Holden Rule lakes on a now signifi
cance when translated into terms of
Inily experience. To the true Kiwan
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choice leaderships am] powerful influencc which cun thus be concentrated on any community need, Kiwants Clubs are achieving nn inter
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KIWANIANS AND READERS
If you must cuss—don’t cuss the
Publicity Committee
SCHELLE MAINES, Chairman
N. J. LILLARD,
J. C. HUTCHINSON,
B.W. HERNDON.
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The following letter written by feet high nmi will he ripe the first o f i i
Oricn Farrell, of the Herald force to May. It i* said of Sanford thnt ihe "
thu SinterHville, \V. Vn.# Daily Review rain** more ce!ery than arty other one
is nn excellent article on Florida:
place in the world, and having seen
This letter from Oricn I). Farrell, the vast fields o f it within a mile of
who is now living in Sanford, Florida, the city itself, and well knowing that
should bo of interest to local person* hundreds of acres of celery are in culwho own property in and around Cler tivution, I think it sufo to say thnt the
mont, which place is only 40 mile* above statement is correct. I.nst year
south of Sanford. The letter follows: Sanford's net crop output was over
While it is gencrully known that two and a half million dollars, the ex
Florida is rich in oranges and sun act figures being $2,652,000.00. Thnt
shine, many people do nut know o f th of celery alone was 3,000 cars and
enormous production of fruit and veg- [ amounted to $1,730,000.00. It took 5,etables in this state. No pnrtlci.'-r, fit*5 cars to carry Sanford’s crop of
mention will be made of the raising of vegetables last year. The crops this
the smaller vegetables, such ns onions, year were even better but I haven't
radishes, beans, pen* or sweet-corn, the figures. Still there are some who
although these are grown in practical- claim that you can't raise anything in
ly nil pnrts of the state, nil of which Fluridn." Where do they get thnt
nre available at this time in the year, line of talk? I'm here and I know,
but it is u fact that more vegetables
If you believe that Florida is u place
nre rnised in Florida each yenr than where people do nothing but go fish- ■
in any other part of the country with ing, swimming and take times easy in
the possible exception of California, general, let your eyes linger for a moAt Miami vast quantities of tomatoes inent on the following itemized ncnre harvested; nt Plant City they spear- count of the entire output of vegeinljzo in strawberries, and hundreds tables, oranges and grapefruit in Sanof carloads of this delirious fruit are ford Inst year. These figures nro of'■
shipped to nil parts of the country, fieinl and can he verified by the grow5
Kissimmee, close to Orlnndo, is also era themselves. And remember please,
contemplating the raising of straw- that this is the work of only one place jj
berries and will put in 500 nc;os next in Florida, not the entire state, that ■
year.
Hustings is famous for Its would run into billions.
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Irish potatoes, something like h thousThese fellows down here nre first-. *
und carloads having been shipped rate farmers. Especially so in this city ( as
north this year and the biggest part whose production for the post yenr B
o f the crop is in the ground yet. At (follows:
Winter Gnrdcn, just twelve miles
Itemized, it shows:
north of Clermont, they rnlso lettuce Celery, 3,000 enrs
$1,750,000.00
in 25, 50 and 100 acre lots, severnl lettuce, 1,525 c a r s ...... «...
160,000.00
hundred cars being.shipped away this Potatoes, HO cars.
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Inst season. Bartow, Hrndentown and Peppers, 020 cars
200.000. 00 ■
many other cities in Florida are also Tomatoes, 150 ears
known ns Inrge vegetable centers.
[ fleets, 10 cars
20,000.00
And here in Sanford, known ns the MIsceL vegetables, 80 cars 32,000.00
"Garden City of the South," also called Citrus Fruits, 200 cars
100,000.00
"The place where everything grows," j
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Totul cars 5,005
$2,052,000.00
especially celery, lettuce and peppers.
To move this amount of vegetables,
Watermelons arc also rnised ex ten- It required 744 carloads of crate muslvely. Sweet corn here now is five teriol.
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In fear that to do so might make
HIGH KIWANIAN OFFICIALS
TO HE VISITORS TONIGHT
hi min vain, and cause him to
"loose his hend"
Mr. T. Jeff Bailey, known through Hut reach out your hand and tell him,
•‘ well dono" nnd sec how his
out the south as Kiwanian Jeff, Sec
gratitude swells
retary-treasurer of the Alabatnn-Floridn District, and Mr. T. Ed. Fitzger It isn’t the flowers that wo strew on
the grave—It’s the word to the
ald, Lieutenant-Governor of Florida,
living thnt tells.
Thnt’s Kihigh officials oi the Kiwnnls organ
wards.
ization will be guests of the Sanford
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Kiwanis Club at the Charter presen
tation meeting tonight.
Kiwanian
Ed. will present tho Charter to thq TAMPA WILL OPERATE
TWENTY STEAMERS
Sanford Club, and Kiwanian Jeff will
GET THREE MORE
nddress the Club.
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TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
Will Take ( ’are of Your Phone
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Creed o f the Living.
We build. Afld we must destroy
False ideals, gloatsomc greed;
Dishonesty, oppression, fear;
With these death is tho creed.
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TAMPA, May 4.—The Tnmpa-IntcrOcenn Company, has increased the
fleet o f ocean steamships it Is oper
•We build-" Not castles in the air,
ating,
front seventeen to twenty with
Nor flimsy structures o f the mind.
the
addition
o f three other vessels
Hut on foundations broad and deep
just
allocated
by the Shipping Board.
We build for all mankind.
The new steamers include the Victor
ious, 11,808 tons, which Is unique in
We build, and, building, gather in
that
it is equipped with n no wtype
Hut the choicest things for the
of
electrical
driven machinery with
heart and soul,
which
the
Shipping
Hoard has been
Progressive, forward, upward, on,
experimenting.
The
others are the
Until we've reached our gcnl.
West Chataln, 8,800 tons, nnd the
We build. Improvement I sour aim, Shickshinny, 8,000 tons.
We open wide the door
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Of opportunity, so two may dwell,
NOT TO HE INSPECTED
Where one has lived before.
IF GROWN IN FLORIDA
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GAINESVILLE, May 4.—The stato
Plant Hoard has repealed the rule
, which required inspection anti certi
fication of Florida grown strawber
We build. No greater air thon ours ry plants before they could be ship
The soul of man has tilled.
load out of the state. Inspection of
We live these words—arc true to plants from other states, however,
them;
will be continued. The rule, which
Kiwaninns all—“ We Huild-"
was in effect some years wn* design
• —J. A. OWENS,
ed to prevent the introduction o f cer
Kiwanian, Provo, Utah. tain strawberry plant pests no longer
exist in the state and as n result
HARDLY.
the rule has !>ecn suspended.
It isn't enough tio say in our hearts
that we like a man for his ways
It isn’t enough that we fill our
minds with peana of silent praise.
Nor is It enough that we honor man,
aa
our
confidence
upward
mounts—
It's going right up to the man him
self nnd telling him so, that
counts
If a man does a work you really ad
mire, don’ t leave a kind word
unsaid
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“ W here Style. Reigns”
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DUBLIN, May 4.— On motion of
Eamonn de Valera the dall yesterday
adopted a resolution urging the op
posing sides in the Irish republican
army conflict to cease firing immed
iately and arrange a truce.
LADIES* WEARING APPAREL
MILLINERY and ACCESSORIES
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The more we* study the present civ
ilization, the better we understand
the case of Codom.
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��WHOLE WORLD IS MIRROR,
GIVING SMILES FOR SMILES
Fulkerson, Editor Kiwnnis see the other people do fool things
and laugh at that. The truth is that
Mainline.)
the
whole blooming world is a mirror.
It is hot today—hot like sticky mo
People
arc nut good or bad, boorish
lasses candy Just off the stove. It
or
polite,
cionkcd or straight. What
is on" of that kind of dnys when the
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salt will not shako out o f tho salt we see in other peopte is simply our
jj cellar and the bureau drawers all stick own disposition reflected.
If we ore good humored and ready
and will not come out, and when you
Jerk 'em you turn over tho hay rum to smile we face n good humored nnd
and talcum powder on top and they smiling world— if wo have a grouch
make a mesa nnd your wife makes a nnd n frown wo see n duplicate In ev
Kiwanian W. L. Grose
ery face into which we look. The
fuss.
whole world is a mirror, giving back
It’s
awfully
hard
to
write
on
this
Kiwanian J. C. Smith, Agent
Manager
smile
for smile, frown for frown, hear
kind o f a day. The Ideas clog up like
handshake
for *a» warm clasp nnd
me
worn* stick
mien like
iikc mo
n u «i«o iur
the Mm
salt nnu
nnd mo
the words
the ty iin
Phone 334
bureau drnwers. This thing o f writ- 'the mid shoulder for a frigid cater
ing for publication Is a miserable l" r- We should feel sorry for our cn
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{ thing, anyway. It's like having a cmies. They do not know how nice
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work—you either can do and cant we are and so miss n lot of happiness
stop, or you can’t do nnd there Is no through losing our friendship.
Somewhere from n dusty pigeon
use to try.
If I had n fair-haired son nnd he hole in my memory comes n sign
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literary life I would take him right Sweden. “ You will find good bread
down to the butcher shop nnd, laying nnd meat nnd wine nt Trocntea if
1his hands on the butcher’s block, I you take them with you." So it is in
would tgko the clever nnd cut oft ev this world. You will find a good
ery finger he had, hut as the Inst one time anywhere, provided you take It
fell to the floor 1 would know that if with you. You will find smiles,
he really had It in him he would mar friendliness, good cheer, hope, joy
ry some cute little stenographer, dic nnd everything worth while In life
tate the butcher shop incident to her anywhere you go, hut you must take
them with you.
nnd sell it to n magazine.
The most unhnppy career thnt nny
I know a couple o f fellows who do
human being ever lived is the so- not like me. I’ve heard n lot of fun
called "literary career," nnd I know ny stories they will never hear be
I would hnve jumped o ff tho dock cause they will not let me tell them
Kiwanian J. H. Rail
K IW AN IAN
year* ago if I hadn't had a business
I know a lot of nice things about
whrn tho tintnbulntion o f the cash thorn that they will not let me sayl
register hell brings mo back to earth Now, v hen it gets right down to brass
every few minutes.
tacks, aren't they unfortunate?
Just imagine yourself sitting down
The Iliblq says, "Ixive your eneto n typewriter, like I did a minute mios,"
I am not good qnough for
CELERY GROWER
ago,
determined
to
write
something
thnt,
hut
I certainly can and do feel
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genuinely original, to try to turn my sorry for them! This thing of feel
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irritation
ditch
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nnd keep it from being a drainago slights is the biggest fool thing that
canal, to enrich the mind o f some any man ever let get board and lod- ■
thing, rather than take away his time glng in hit being,
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Celery Avenue
nnd temper.
We find what we look for in this
My mind is full o f vaguely sensed
world.' If we take hosting lessons we
impressions, feelings, vague thoughts
are sure to get In a fight; If we carof betterment for the world nnd—
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"red to the rind"—every one of those
they are ns sure to get hurt ns a
things jangle nnd cut nnd then I get
crooked tree is to enst a crooked sha
n letter from ore of you follows who
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misunderstands some of the stuff I
I’ll tell you what lot’s do* last’s
have written, some of the motives
begin
by taking it for granted thnt
hack of the words nnd then I blow up
nnd jump in the enr nnd drivo three every fellow who belongs to our Ki
dollars' worth of gasoline before I wnnis Club is a fine fellow, who has
wake up to what a fool Kiwnnis has some mighty fine traits. Next, let’s
think over the ones we haven't liked
for an editor!
very
well. Then let's get busy nn^
Again I face the blank sheet in the
hunt
those good traits in them and
machine! Very sorry for myself,
solitary, lonely, tired of myself nnd
hotter thnn all, let s point them
wrought up to on abnormal sensitive- out
**10 f)t^cr fellows.
I nm going to start tomorrow looknets I wrestle with the situation and
then a happy thought comes from i tng for good trnils in people nnd I
nowhere! Here’s the happy thought; bet n cookie I find sumo most unex
“ The Real Estate Man”
Kiwaninns are Just men. They are pected ones. The critical spirit soon
Kiwanian
no different from all other men. They sours to n perptcunl grouch.
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wrestle with a refractory collar but
The boosting spirit is the Kiwnnis
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ton nnd cuss— they misunderstand spirit nnd it mnkes men boost the
Seeing Ih Relieving— It's n IMaoHure for Me to Show ^<>u
people nnd blame them for things government, tho stale or province,
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: they did not do. Or, to put tho pic the town, the Kiwnnis Club and ev
ture the other way, they get caught ery individual Kiwanian)
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in a crowd nn>l laugh, they fight a
Good night! Just imagine what n
collar button nnd wonder, Inughlngly, wonderful world it would be to live in
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bow the dickr.is it Is thnt It always if every Kiwanian did thnt I
rolls down under the dresser; they
Let's you nnd I try it!
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We Relieve in “ Ruilders and Roosters” and Live Wire
Citizens Who A re Doing- Something
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N. J. LILLARD, Sec. and Treasurer o f
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W. THEODORE LANGLEY, M.D.
J. NOLLIE - TOLAR, M. D.
C. J. MARSHALL, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Physician and Surgeon
X-R AY LABORATORIES
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KIWANIS RESPONSIBILITY
Kiwnnis is not nil privilege. To
M o n g to such an organization, to
know nnd associate with 36,000 o f the
heat business and professional men
on this continent, is a great privilege.
No great privilege ever comes to 4
man unless it entails equally great
responsibilities.
To get something
for nothing is the dream o f the slm.
pie-minded rustic, not the logical men
who arc in Kiwanis.
Kiwnnis represents the flower of
citizenship of North America. To be
long to an organization o f such a
high type involves the responsibility
of running true to that type tn our
individual lives. We must be high
types of citizens. We must be uphol
ders of the Inw end unholders o f good
citizenship.
In both the United State* end Can
hdn there are at present on the stat
ute hooks two Inws which have been
held by many o f us In laughing eon.
tempt. For some reason to bo ar
rested for speeding or for violation
o f any traffic regulation is considered
by most men as a Joke, and to evade
these laws just as much one. The
same is true of the prohibition regu
lations of both countries. To evade
prohibition laws is a matter of quip
and jest rather thon a matter of be
ing a criminal.
If Kiwanians are to represent the
highest type o f citizenship they must
obey the laws o f the land In which
they live. To abstain from theft and
murder is not enough. If we are to
wield on influence for good, if wo are
to stand out as examples of what men
should be in n community then wo
must obey all the laws and not just
such ns involve moral turpitude.
No man who buys of a bootlegger
and who speeds when out of sight
o f a traffic officer may raise his-eyes
with a “ holier than thou" at any oth
er lawbreaker.
Traffic regulations
are made for the best interest of tho
greatest number nnd every Kiwnnlnn
should be known ns an upholder of
them.
No matter how unpopular with
many of our members, the prohibition
regulations were made by our law.
Compliments
KIW AN IAN
A. RAFFELD
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Kiwanian
0. P. SWOPE
Oviedo, Florida
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givers nnd indorsed by the majority
of our people, nnd there should never
be drinking where KiwnnianB nro as
sembled nor should any Kiwanian try
to evade the law,
CHEAP
KIW ANIAN
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A Kiwanis luncheon lasts un hour,
or ut most, an hour and u half. Part
o f the time is frankly devoted to eat
ing, to fun, boyish talk, to relaxation.
When this lime is over the remaining
minutes are, or should he, precious.
We listen with respect to our invited
speaker, hut in some clubs not to our
own members. Kiwanians foster good
felowship, hut good-fellowship is
founded on courtesy, consideration,
good manners, enrne«tre;s. When fun
time is over it should be over. The
habit of interjecting alleged funny re
marks at the expense of the speaker
may be of value to the interjectco.
Cheap wit is not only valueless to the
club hut a distinct detriment, since it
takes up time better devoted to real
things.
T. L. DUMAS
Superintendent Atlantic Coast Line
Railway Company
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KIWANIS A M )
IIKiliSlt EDUCATION
The motto o f Kiwanis is “ We
IJuild." Not that the members en
ter the organization to build their
own fortunes or to build on tho rep
utation of the club, but that "W e
Huild" for the community. The club
stands for all o f those enterprises
which tend to make n better city in
which to live.
To build in this community wo
must show an interest in the educa
tional development of every boy and
girl. Wo must make it easy for
them to continue in school nnd hnrd
to quit school. In some cases it w ill,
require only n won) of encourage
ment; in other cases it will require
that wo assist the hoy in getting n f - 1
ternoon employment, and in som o'
cases it will demand n straight o u t,
loan. Tho greatest investment that a
Kiwanian can make in the comfaunlty is In the education o f n worthy boy
or girl with Intent possibilities.
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SANFORD
SANFORD
^ C H y S o b s ta n lia .
"The City Substantial*
IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SAN FO IU ), FLO R ID A. F R ID A Y . M A Y 5, 1922
NUM BER 34
I roU'ME‘U-
FORCES FLEEING
AUSTIN, TEXAS, TORNADO CHANG’S
WILL END DELIBERATIONS
TOWARD MUKDEN T O D A Y PEKING_FALLS TO GEN. WU ON ALL FINANCIAL AND
KILLS TWENTY OR MORE
BIG PROPERTY DAMAGE
ECONOMIC QUESTIONS SOON
Fierce Battle Yesterday Gives Victory and Ends
'
the W ar in China
l l t r T fc* A a a ortn ird I 'r r a . l
PE K IN G , May .— General Wu
Pei Fu la in control of Peking at
|H HAB, B I ™ ! E
IfDHl'v INJURED
'
I
I « CH
noon today and General Chang
Taao l.in, ahm e force** he routed
yeaterday in a fierce battle aouth
NIGHT
of the capital, are reported to In
fin in g to Mukden. Chnng'a army
SA N FO R D
C1.UR
H AD C.ftEAT
HWFJ’T DOWN T O
G A TH E R IN G A T C H A R TE R
,j so MI1KS DISTANT.
PR E S E N T A T IO N
°Ca ”s!n«: Mi l'll DAMAGE
The Kiwnnis Club of Snnfonl re-
retreating
Tien tain.
J
in
diaorder
toward
Oliaervera here believe
Chang'a
audden
ended hoatilitiea.
rollapae
haa
celved their charter at the Valdes Ho-
terminus o f the battle line, appear* to
be complete.
The forces o f Chang, after evacuat
ing the vicinity o f Chungsinticn,
boarded trains and aped to Fengtni,
the next station, where they mndo a
stand for n while. Thongs o f men
from the defeated army upproachcd
the walla of Peking and pleaded fo r re
fugee inside the city. Many of them
threw away their guns. The gates o f
the city were immcdatcly dosed as the
local authorities had ordered, under
pressure from the foreign legations,
that admittance be refused to the de
feated troops o f ejthcr side.
The closing o f tho gates resulted in
the shutting out o f a numlier o f fo r
eigners, including Mrs. Ray Atherton,
wife of the second secretary o f the
American legntion. Mrs. Atherton,
who had been visiting her Country
home, demnnded that the gates be op
ened for her hut this was done only
nfter a rescue party had been sent to
her uid from the legation. ■*.
Which W ill lA?ave Only
WORE ARMOR,
Political Questions for
CARRIED GUN,
Genoa Conference
WAS READY IN SECRET SESSION
TO A TTA C K S A F E S OR P O L IC E OR
TH E U N IT E D STATES
AR M Y
III? T k r
Xm
w
U I M P re s s !
I.OS A N G E L E S , May 6.— A
man
wearing a twenty-two pound arm or
plate, quarter itieh thick beneath his
shirt, wax arrested here today, he also
had typewritten instructions from
a
burglar's correspondence school and
was armed. A rm or was found when
the policemen tapped the man inavertantly and heard the ring of metal.
PREM IER L LO Y D GEORGE AND
GFILMANN CH ANCELLO R
H A V E SE V E R A L HOURS
T A L K TO D AY
A U S l W i ’ Ml'S V - M H early
4U r T h e \aaiw-lntrd I'rra a )
P E K IN G , May 5.— General Chang
•n the tel, ami la now n regular Kiwanl* flu b
GENOA. May 6.—The
German
|v6 jr of a
nado'wh'lch in the Kiwaninn Organliatlon o f over Tao-I.in, commander o f the Kengtlcn
chancellor, Dr. Wirth, nnd the Gerw ,i -multi** in the lornatio muu,
me
......... “ ■
*
‘
the forte* him suffered rev ew w on three
un».trr.Ur rtnitk the we»t aide o f 750 Kiwanis Cluba throughout
mnn foreign minister, Dr. Knthenau
point* o f the buttle front, mconlintf to
were summoned to Premier Lloyd
I r v . ..J fWI, t down to Oak Hill. United State* and Canada.
I A®*
.
: ___ T m i I h t i n , \ **i 1*li>v w n u I n a l n l r r l
GGcorge’s villa yesterday and re
•*1 mile, toulh*.
*«. causing
proper- 1 Truly the Valdcx waa Inat night the fonaulnr advice, received here
j
. . . limited
at $100,000."Kingdom o f Pep" when
Sanford,
A t Mac hang, aouth
of- Tientsin.
mained fo r several hours In confer
. kn«wn to have Wen Daytona, Orlando, Tampa and I-ake- b a n g 's loaaea are aaid to have been
ence with the prime minister, Lord
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land Kiwaniana with their w ive, and bp«v y. Along the Hun river, It ia aaUirkinhnd nnd Sir Edward Grigg.
Roth Gormans nnd British were non
W"1
_
.sweetheart, numbering over 250, were "*»** * th“ l hl« tro°l»* hnvc tH*en ‘,riv*
HANFORD'S N E W DRUG F IR M
communicative regarding tho sub
ir c n \ Tex May5.-O n e per- 1entertained by the local Club at Ita
on eaatwnnl. The routing o f the Man
*
rted’.l.a.l andmore thnn’ "Charter N igh t" celebration.
d u rian lender*, troop, from ClinngIn today's‘ issue of the llcrnld ap jects discussed, but rumors nrc cur
•e, wxr rrportt
Thia waa an entertainment that will aintien, which forma the northwest
pears
the announcement of Roumlllat rent that plans were considered for
a
torn.-do
i ret* injured following
Anderson,
stating that they have ameliorating Germany's reparation*
&
fkich paued through Austin late »<<*- go downtin the history o f Sanford aa --------------------------------------'
purchased
the
drug store form erly situation.
Urdu Prwerty damage was eat I- the "blggext y et" aa from the begin- T r a p S l l O O t c r S H a d
The English delegates have an
I owned by I). D. Newberry slid that
■xtfii at xrxeral hundred thousand ning the gucats realized that they had
they will continue nt the same old nounced thnt they still adhere to the
•^
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nfiom b’ cd for something else besides
suggestion fo r n meeting o f the sig
stand, in the Welnkn building.
lloit of the damage xva* caused ul the 'j!ii "knife and fork drill."
The success o f this new venture o f natories « fth e Versailles treaty cith
E*erf:cM. a »uburh. There the atorm
Promptly at 7 o’clock the doors of
Gene
Itoumillat and llruce Anderson er at Genon or a neighboring city
Has Fought Extradition for Several
Mr; k the Woodward Manufacturing the spacious dining room of the VnlOne o f the heat contests o f the sea
<
is
nlrcndy
assured in the minds o f before Mny III to take under advise*
Year*
C<*f*i) * plant, a wood work cstab- dex were opened and the reception son, so fa r as interest Is concerned
their
many
friends, if their future can nieut measures which may be ncccabkatnt, and demolished it, killing committee called "Attention" and the
was yesterday's shoot nt th«^ traps of
be judged by their past. Both these anry respecting the German reparaIll* T h e \ * * n r la lr d Preaal
u tiupiuyr and Injuring 15 others, guests were seated at three long dinthe Sanford Rod & Gun Club. While
TA M P A , May 5.— Frank McShorry, young men are well up in their pro- tinna payment due on thnt date,
•eriouily.
i ing tables, the overflow being nccomthe wind was high during the early wanted here on charges of operating fession, understand their business which Germany has announced mabil
Aboit 78 other employe, escaped, modated in the palm room where t a - ,
o f thc ftftcrnoon mo>t o f them
be sent th),rollJfh|y nn,| while ^connected w ith tty to pny.
•x u r e carried through the air for hies had been arranged for the occas-' ^
^
and ,n ^
^
lmprovcd wire tappingschemes will
Scar
here from New Y’ ork for n trial no- jjower & |{Uumillnt haw built up a '
The longer the Ih*i**innn study the
ahert duixnct*. At St. Edward's Col- .ion.
their previous scores.
cording to S h eriff Spencer,
m
t
.
MeSherJ
#tronj?
friendship
with
all
they
cam
e
I
meiueiandum
on Rustfan rveoustruckf». r.txr IVnnfield, two students
A. P. Connelly, president o f Snnfonl
The score for yesterday’s shoot ns ry in New York several yenrs figh t- ,n conUct wiU, thnt wl„ fo||ow thorn tjon the less it seens to «ppenl to
sirr injured. The torm partly de- Kiw-nnis, called order, nnd Dr. llrownwell ns thc season's average is as fo l ing extradition. A
them.
Rnkovsky, Tchitcherin and
deputy will be sent trou gh their ilt-w undertaking,
■obhed the dormitory. The student lee offered thanks. America was sung
lows, only the scores o f the members fo r him a* soon as the New York nu.......
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_ their sar-m.........
These
young
men
arc
known
fo
r
|
Utvlnofff
have expressed
bod; ixw the twi*ter coming nnd left, by the assembly. J. G. Sharon, viceo f the club going published.
nnd
thorities
notify
Sheriff
S|>encer
he
is
thc(r
p,cniinK
|
>
c
.r.onnlity
nnd
th
eir
prise
at
some
o
f
the
Actions,
Lit timing motor cars were still president o f the local club, made .in
Coleman, J. H.................. 75-70 .032 in custody.
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wllUnRneu’
at
all
timev
to
go’
out
o
f
the
divergence
between
the
allies
WiSf'.r.j injured |*i.-*>ns to ^ s p itn is address o f welcome, doing himself nnd
100-88 .880
Harden, J. LeUoy ..
their way to do something fo r their caused by France am
e gium o
frwa IVnnfield and it was said thnt the Sanford hunch proud. A fte r this
50-45 .873
...Hand, W. S.........
tk« Hal number f those receiving address Dr. Brownlee, ns toastmnster,
friends
and
custom-rs
«..d
wt-.o
U
.e
y
,
^
ui*
ur.t i
12ILHM
Wight, R. It.
doing nothing more than has been gthened the Russian position,
mdxil rare wa< nearly forty.
i took the meeting |n hand sr.d kept j»u|ellton
.855
... 25-18
their practice in the past It will satis-1
It i. expected that the Russians
Tie itnrm appmaihed Austin from something doing every minute o f the
’ ‘
100-80 .817
Hill, W ill ..........
th,.
llun,,.*t
lo
P|e«,e,
but
reply to the memorandum on
tt*: rth ar.d hundreds of persons on three hours that followed,
.800
Knight, G. W ......
-------from
the
advance
dope
already
given
Saturday,
mennwhil. th.y are using
tie downtoan Uriel* watched the
The Sanford Kiwaninns started the
. 125-01 .704 Indianspolis W ill He Srene of Great out( W8 understnnd thnt by the many their advantage
Newman, B. A.
skillfully.
Their
whrriir.g rlo.id pn*-. over the western fun und frivolity o ff by singing sumo
125-101 .781
Stevens, R. E.
improved method* and their new idea* « P « r t « nre digesting the various sec•ttlooof the city.
j of their rqgulur Kiwaninn songs, nnd
(•athrring
... 75-04 .707
Hutchison, J. C.
in conducting an up-to-date business , *ong
Santa Marg len.n w ions
The tornado which was of terrific adding not n few o f some especially
... 50-44 .700
is working
Whitner, ( ’has. ..
( D r T h e 4 « a » r l a fr d I 'r r M l
they are going to excel their past r e c - ' , ^p whole
delegation
pofortio- *,• w.v
inoiirig
adapted efo
occns....................•
- u v i isoutheast.
v i i i ’ kt a *
I ' lIt
a i ' iprepared
i i v u m i 11 p, songs
r*
v er ithe
i i v WV
a
..
.
•)
.740
IN D IA N A P O L IS , Mny 5.—Thlrty- o*d, thereby conducting an up-to-date stendilv, with the exception o f hchlt*»• rrportt<d wnlir of the Colorado ion. These special aungs were design*
... 76-00 .733 two cars have been entered in the 10th
',n^ v e r y '’m p ^ t ." T h e y I n * I ^ r l n nnd Kakovsky who came to
m»r. tvolien
!l*n fr. hi heavy rains, had ed to mnke Orlando, Tnmpn, Daytona l."'. ’
j.
Maines, S c h e lle .........
‘*nnu"
1
500
m,,e
outomohHe
race
to
be
|eBd
((,
uhc
, ibcrn, BpftC„
, h„ o a l|y Genoa for a short time yesterday.
hurled into tin air as the ty- and laikelnnd feel nt home, anil Just
Maxwell, R. C.
•7U‘ I run on the Indinnnpnli* speedway May
Then is much speculation o f
ihwe-like wu■!• moved southward.
to demonstrate that they did feel at,
Herald In order to keep the public
.680 :10th, it was announced here to d a y .,
Moldey, E. I)........... .
France’;* position since the confer
ire badly crippled home they each came hack with a hunk
rn *1U |i7*i i ,
,
,,
, . . rnAlvl
acquainted with the many good things
Higgins, Ed. ..............
*»0-38 . * , A ,,UITC iB o ffl.rw! o f f „ 0,000 with jn |(uru for thom from tim„ to tim e,! ence between Poincare nnd M. Ilnrtbr dirixtion f W tin . Telegraph of jiep rhymes, rlonc to a tune, thnt dcMorris, R. II.
added money bringing it to one hun- ^ frQ|n now „ „ ke#p your l<yc on thls thou. Mr. Lloyd George nnd the en
^seram,* have r* ported crippled wire noted several hours o f preparation for
25-15 .630
Tolur,
I)*. J. N. .........
■ dred thousand. Included In the list o f ||ve young firm nm, B,fow them to holp tire British delegation are still opti
wnic, to San Antonia.
the stunt
75-45 .613 drivers are Tommy Milton, Howard
Crosby, Frank L. ..
„>vc muney on yoUr
with- mistic thnt the allies will agreo on
■ ‘"’'t* indicated that the storm
Miss Mabel Howler, one o f Sunford’a
Herring, Geo. G..........
the Russinn memorandum nnd that
WUcox,
Ralph
Del
alma
Jules
Ooux%out
in(t
|n
the
w,
y
of
..uxslity,
t enure!* I Austin. South Aus- sweetest soloists wns introduced nnd
Herndon, B. W ............
the Russians w ill accept In such a
1
Jimmy
Murphy
M0
'
Mun’
hy
nnd
\
N
allacc
Reid,
m
o
-.
,
crvjco
,
ntisflIction.
,
f t the fore* grvntly, limbs of sang, accompanied by I)r. SfeCaslln.
.360 lion picture star.
Jones, T. W.
munnor as to reopen Russian trade.
• nnd hurle<l high I^ing nnd hearty npplause brought
« *lfMiss Bowlei bock Severn! times, de
And Ben Coleman lends the whole
GENOA, M ay 5.— The conference
u Ka
e tornado \u,s followed by
a noting tho high appreciation o f the
bunch.
*
today
expected to end deliberations
r*,n ar*| hail almost ns Inrge ns audience of her work.
on financial nnd economic nnd trans-\
»rr».
T. Ed. Fitxgcrnld, lieutenant gov
port questions. This will leave only
Wl.nju know about this-mun "Sher
ernor o f Florida, from Dnytonn, wns
’
political problems to bo discussed.
i
f
f
"
Harden
who
conies
along
from
fay o k \di.e k e p o r t
here introduced, and In a few well
Ornnge
City
and
the
first
time
up
^
h
U
S|
k
i
n
^
D
t'OTED IIY HOUSE
chosen remarks, presented the charter
JURORS H A V E TKOUIIt.K
' OX THE III.A M ) till.I to President A. P, Connelly. Thc pres this season breaks up the whole com
bination hy stepping
into second
IN GOV. S M A L L CASK
Miss
Maude
Rnlentinc
from
ij
k
TWEEN
G
E
R
M
A
N
Y
AND
U
N
IT
------ident in n grent speech o f acceptance,
place. W e're glad to hnvc you with Gainesville Is visiting her cousin,
H A D DISCUSSED C ASK
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S
T
A
T
E
S
FOR
1*1101’
**AS111
O N ** -, rr]\Maccepted the charter in thc rinnie of
us
ngnin,
"S
h
eriff."
Hope
to
see
Miss Lucille Anderson. Miss IlnlcnERTY SE IZU RE
favor- th„ members o f the Sanford Kiwunls
ill*
you nt the traps often this senson.
W U K E G A N , May 5 — Two a ffid a
tine will dance in the play at the
_______
Hsu* Ixltl<
Ljqjr. committee
,
. t ^le
nn‘* Knv° notice then and there
vits
charging Charles Melville, sworn
High
School
tonight.
<iir
t
s
v»«.,ru
t»u
Prrsat
•>ato errx*. t . , f. , "
that, while Sanford Kiwnnis wns only
______
W A S H IN G TO N , Mny 5 .-N o g o ti- in ns a juror fo r trial Governor
Doc
Puleston
says
"Gosh,
I
wish
h «W « « i m.hi
,1?
* commi,,,on « "baby club" yet It was .suffering
mustry.
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Graynm mov- atlons are under way between tho Small had discussed the case in the
with growing pains, and thnt other I hadn't come." Too bnd Doc to drop
yesterday into their nttractivo United States und Germany looking jury room was Hied today with
clubs could look out and watch her Cron» second tc fifth place on n single
Att-I» NEt.ltO
new
brick bungalow on Central St., t « orgnnlbntlon o f mixed rlsims corn- Judge Edwards by Sinnll'a attorneys,
round, but we nil have our had days
dust.
mission which w ill pass upon claims |t was nrcompnr.ledby a motion to
'H K h l’ N TH IE F UP.
and
then,
loo,
thipk
how
good it |Sanford Heights.
The male quartet was here intro
growing out o f seixurc of property In Jreopen panels nlrcndy sworn to perSETS D In.K'S THEORY duced. The quartet wns composed o f mnkea the other three feel.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
J.
!\
Anderson
le
ft
United
States and Germany and upon j mlt the defense to Challenge MelMessrs. Hclston, Ilaumel, Martin nnd
Wednsedayfo r Lakeland
where
claims filed with the United States hy viltc.
W
alter
Hand
made
a
fine
individual
Warren.
To
say
thnt
the
boys
were
, M*.c k 's o x v i m i ' May
m a v ' 6.—J«
T ' , hn
44
will be fo r some time.
American citixena an tho result o f tho *
— ----------------------who
wou^ *H' potting it most mildly, score nt the trap in yesterday's* con they
______
'sinking
of
thc
Lusitania.
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F
A
Y
E
T
T
E V IL L E M AYOR
|Rl neckham
'kharn v, vera| ___ ,
n
they were great— the hunch thought test. He is a good steady shot and
K IL L E D IN AUTO
E.
T.
W
oodruff
goes
to
Miami
to—
xi"‘ ‘ '* l1 ll mmain until the moon *° ,,0' tor lhry kept
,hem b* c^. if he keeps up his present pace there
A C C ID E N T E A R L Y T O D A Y
' zcxin, *,n th,. theory thnt
Hnumel hollored for the "c a lf will be mighty few ahead o fhint nt morrow, having received official no- BEVERIDGE W IN S IIY 20,472
tice to be there Monday morning and ,
VOTK8 *O VEIt NEW IN IN D .
thc end o f the season.
E r i l T
" r''ra,C on,y on «l«rk 1r° pc/'
• F A Y E T T E V IL L E . N» C., May 5 . serve
a
sa
juror
in
the
United
States
■ ■■
—# for ox*,r’ ^ rowr*l‘T renlixod that he was
Sriixr
1)r:>.
John
Underwood, several times may
• n r Tfce A ■ • o r I n t e l I'r r M l
Boh Newman was another one who District Court, Spring term.
kham theory. The
Kt‘HinK Into high when he began
IN D IA N A P O L IS , Mny 6.— Bevcr- or of Fayetteville, was Instantly
* ii
Wra
^ "hinjpg L „t night but in- *ntrtMtuclnK the speakers for thc visit- went up agaitlst 11 bad day yesterday.
Don't mis. "M a ry Marie" at th . £ g e d eflated N «w %by 20 472 vote. In killed and three other men were In
o w n ••<••• -*••• r
......
te,
‘ ,u,l" obscured it. Adc' ubg* n,}d in introducing each he Dub always shoots better with projured In nn automobile accident near
Auditorium Tuesday
Lnntori'ol nomination according
h x r
* ,n n chicken house ,0*‘* nn *PPropriate story. In intro- fessiorals. The club had better take High School
hero today.
Underwood was the
.....
a,"l the owner was MpJf*nK t>f. Jtightmire, the speaker for him to tho state -shoot at Jacksonvlle night benefit o f tho Domestic Science , to......
complete unofficial figures tabulat author of the la w that changed cap
Clnss.
* ih(
^
r,lW. held him with *,nYtonn Kwinnians he told how the this month.
es! by thc Associated Pres* here today. ital pbnishment from
hanging to
t *n un,|l the police arrived. P®*tori were received over in Daytona
The W e.m in.ter Club will meet He'eridge 205,400, New 181,938.
electrocution
in
this
state.
1I 11•« »ur«';iin,
isuvv
»* »•»*
---------Hill,
Stcvons, Hutchinson,
Whit
Roiv
------ ----, — w'ith open arms—and so Sanford
1 S®K PLANS
would receive her visitors. Dr. Itight- ner, Smith and Higgins all Improved with Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson on MagSEN T R A M M E L L
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m*ro fesponde*! in kind, and spoke for
‘U
^
n d p r a y____
er
W ill Meet In Joint Debate. Datea to
BRBNCB
nilnutes, bringing many beau“ (,E N o CON FERENC,
Be Arranged by Italney
IN E N G L A N D THIS T IM E
m, T
tiful and helpful thoughts fo r KiwanI
Dnnre
at
the
Montexuma
Hotel
toie Club Is now a member o f the
„ *DMK. M ir
! ig » n,t Klwinianr. A fte r this speech
T A M P A , May 5.— Senator Tram
Admlsslon $1.00.
PARIS,May
5. Jack Dempiey
r
r lin , n 1
* * y ,,nYton* Klwaniins put on a grand Florida State Trapshooting Associa night. May 5.
33-2tc told the .Associated Press today he m ell has accepted Gilchrist's challenge
thruuirh « l0? ,by Ro* man:h
«nd demonstrating thc tion and is qualified' to enter thc
wa salmost r e t a i n that he would fo r a scries o f jo in t debates prior to
for th"
preaching and “ week song."
state shoot at Jacksonville
this
W
e
still
have
n
few
dresses
for
th
e'
meet Gcutgct Cnrponticr again in the primary according to information
’ ** •fw>f»r*nee> J
th‘' ficn*
Robinson was tho speaker for month. A good squad can lie sent
kiddies.
Ail
less
thnn
cost
for
quick
!.ondon or Paris, late this year, I f from Gilchrist's campaign manager.
Orlando and while he announced that from this club that will make a good
[sale nt thc O. T. O. G ift Shop. 34-2tp Cnrpentler defeats T ill Lewis M ay George P. H o y fy , chairman o f the
hi* speech would bo o f a serious na- showing,
llt h , and provided the purse wan Democratic atntc committee, haa been
at y° ur
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Is now in the midst o f Sanford’s Biggest
You will he agreeably surprised to see what your money
will buy at
The benefits that come to club men
ore many. The fine fellowship avail
able at the mid-week luncheon hour
I* splendid. It in refreshing to ilrop
one'* business cares ami meet with
“ And now, brethren, I command
you to God, and to the Word o f His
grace, which is able to BUILD
YOU up.”— Acts 20:32.
The Baby Kiwanian
THE FIRST PRE SBYTER IAN
CHURCH
GROCERIES
Kiwanian E. I). Brownlee, Pastor
which the luncheon occur*.
during the week. Unless this is done
The motive o f such clubs ns th e , the club will have entirely lost its
Kiwnnis is service.
Much is snid meaning and will be o f little real valconcerning this motive at the club uc*
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meetings, and ns nn abstract thing | Lot us, the fore, ns members o f our
every member enters into it. It Is club set ourselves to the tremendous
nut ■<» *•»•;*. however, t«< practice this task o f transferring this nbstrnct Iden
motive in the regular lines o f duty |o f service about which we talk so
during the rest o f the week. It is tho glibly into a dynamic principle, Intel)same old criticism that has nlwnys |sely practical, in order Hint the imbeen charged up to the nverago petus which comes to us at our meetchurch memlier. namely, that he tak es' ings may renet beneficially through
his religion out In attending church, us to thnt circle In which each of us
listening to the sermon nnd meeting move* ami by this avenue get Into
his fellow members nnd thnt the ex- the life o f our community.
perienco as a whole fnils to nf(ect h
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W E BUILD
life permanently.
I f the experience o f club life, as It
is represented by the Kiwanis club, is
to have any rcnl power to accomplish
anything, it must so get into tho
minds and activities of its members
thnt its high motive will be practiced
throughout the entire week.
The accusation has been expressed
nnd perhaps there is much truth in it,
that profit is the greatest goal o f
activity. Tho laborer nienns to strive
fo r the largest wage in payment fo r
the smallest nmount of work. The
employer has been accused desiring,
more thnn anything else, the largest
amount o f work for the smallest
wage. It is often snid the mnnufncturer’s gonl is to produce nn article
at the smallest cost possible, which
he may sell for the largest price ob-
Kiwanian F. L. Miller
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The Metropolitan Furniture Store
K IW A N I8 IN III SIN K SS .
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History has proven that the truly
successful business man is one who
has infused into his business nnd business relations those principles for
which the Kiwnnis Club stands. Klwnnis is the modem interpretation of
the golden rule ns applied to the nctivities o f modem business life : "Do
unto others as ye would thnt they
should do unto you." Indeed, it is, or
should bo, the true religion o f business life, not in a sentimental manner,
but in n whole-souled, tnnnly nnd
forceful wny, such ns only he who is
strong mentally, having an abiding
faith in n Supreme Being who rules
this universe nnd to whom above all
others he owes his allegiance, can
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K IW A N IA N S W. M. SCOTT and W . E. SCOGGANS
SANFORD DIVISION
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Section 6.— That paragraph (b ) o f e r s a n d F u n c t io n s of said
"forced b y t h is c h a r t e r o r b y a n y g e n
Section
217 of the charter under which ItT." * * . U l l . W
or power purposes.
al to the health, morals, comfort, safe eral law, and to provide and impose
the
City
o f Sen ford, Florida, is now each Section of said Charter to U *
(J) To acquire in any lawful man ty. convenience and welfare o f the in suitable penalties for the violation of
A N O R D IN A N C E A M E N D IN G SEC* ner, in any County o f the state, water, habitant* o f the city.
such ordinances, rules and regulations, operating and functioning, be, and the e d upon in the manner fn llo * ^ ^
( q ) x „ inspect, test, measure and or any o f them, by fine not exceeding same is hereby amended to read an
T IO N S 7, 97, 164, BOfl A N D 207; lands, and lands under water, as the
“ For the adoption of the a » (m!ttJ
City
may
deem
necessary,
fo
r
the
purweitrh
any commodity or article o f I've hundred dollars, or imprisonment follows:
A N D R E P E A L IN G SECTIO N 174
“ Paragraph <b).
Such petitions o f Section 7 o f tho Charter." ^
pose o f providing an adequate water consumption used or to be used with- « t hard Inbor on the streets or other
O F C H A P T E R 8361, L A W S OF
“ Against the edoptiun f
supply fo r said City, and fo r piping jn the City, and to fix a standard fo r works o f the city for a term not ex- shall he signed by not lei* than fift y
F L O R ID A , 1019, E N T IT L E D , " A N or conducting the said water from its any such commodity or article, and to ceeding sixty days, or both,
o f the electors o f tho municipality.11
rnont o f Section 7 o f the Charter?"
A C T TO A PO LISH T H E PR E S E N T source o f supply to the said City, and establish, regulate, license and inspect
Section 6.— That Section 174 o f the
"F o r tho adoption of the amend(Db) To license and tag privileges,
M U N IC IP A L G O V E R N M E N T OF fo r pumping stations and other works weights, meters, measures and scales, business, occupations and professions Charter under which the City of San o f Section 97 o f tho Charter." ^
T H E C IT Y OF SA N FO R D , COUN* in connection therewith; to make rea»( r ) t „ extinguish and prevent carried on and engaged in within the ford, Florida, U now operating and
"Againat tho adoption of th eao«J
T Y OF SE M IN O LE , A N D S T A T E unable rules nnd rcgulntiona fo r pro* f j rt.„ nnq to compel citizens to rentier city limits, nnd the amount o f such functioning, be nnd the snmo 1* here ment o f Section 97 of the < hlrtw.
O F F LO R ID A , A N D TO ORGAN* moling the purity of said water sup- Assistance to the fire department in licenses, and the amount of such li- by repealed.
"F o r the adoption of the
IZE, IN C O R PO R A TE A N D
ES- ply, and protecting the snmo from pol- cn(t0
Section 7.— That the Mayor is here ment o f Section 164 of th,.
tiecd, anti to establish, regu- cense taxes shall not bo dependant upT A H L IS H A C IT Y G O V E R N M E N T lutlons; and fo r this purpose to oxer- |nto nnd control n fire department or °n a general state revenue law.
by instructed, authorized and empow
"A gain st tho adoption of the 4.1m
FO R TH E SAM E , A N D PR E cine full police powers nnd sanitary division; to regulnto the site, mnter<cc) To license, control, tax nnd ered to call an election in accordance mont o f Section 104 of the , htr> f.
SC RIB E T H E
JU R ISD IC TIO N , patrol over all lands comprised within lain and construction of buildings, regulate traffic nnd sales upon tho with Section 7 o f the Revised Ordl"F’ or the adoption of the amend-.,
POW ERS A N D F U N C TIO N S OF the limits o f the water-shed tributary fencos and other structures hereafter streets, sidewalks nnd public places nsnee o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, o f Section 206 of tho c h a r t e r . " ^
S A ID M U N IC IP A L IT Y ."
to any such water supply wherever erected In such manner as tho public. within the city, and the use of space to determine the question by referen
"A gainst the adoption of th e »--j
Whereas, the legislature 0f the State such lands may be located within this safety and convenience may require; in such places, and to regulate, sup- dum vote as to whether Sections 7, ment o f Section 206 of the charter*
o f Florida hue, by legislative enact stnte; to impose nnd enforce adequate to remove, or require to be removed, press nnd prohibit hawkers and ped- 97, 164, 206 snd 217 o f the chsrter un
“ For the adoption of th,
ment, granted and delegated unto the penalties fo r the violation of any such any building, structure or addition dlcrs and beggars upon such streets, der which the City o f Sanford, F lori ment o f Section 217 of the chirr/""
C ity o f Sanford, Florida, the right to rules nnd regulations; nnd to prevent thereto which by reason o f dilnpida- sidewalks nnd public places; nnd da, is now operating and functioning,
"A gainst tho adoption of |
submit to its electors fo r approval or by injunction any pollution or threat- tinn, defect o f structure, or other causlicense, nnd cause to be rug- shall be amended in tho manner here amendment o f Section 217 0f 1
rejection, amendments to its charter, cnedpollution o f such water
supply e* ( ,nny have become dangerous to life istered, nnd control tax and rogu- inabove stated and set forth; and as charier."
and,
and nny nndall nets likely
to impair or property, or which may be erected, late carriages, omnibuses, motorbus- to whether Section 174 o f said char
"F o r tho repeal o f Section 1J1
Whereas, Section 284 o f the legisla the purity thereof; nnd for tho purpose contrary to lnw; to establish nnd des-1**. c*r». wagons, drays, jitney buses, ter shall be repealed.
tho Charter."
tive charter, under which the City o f o f acquiring lands or materials for ignata from time to time fire limits, and other vehicles, nnd to license, tax
Section 8.— That at said election to
"A gainst the repeal of Section ;
Sanford, Florida, is now
operating nny such use to exercise within the within which limits wooden buildings and re ffiricr tho drivers thereof, and be called and held in the manner pro o f tho Charter."
and functioning, provides that amend state nil powers o f eminent domain; ahall not be constructed,
removed, t0 fl* the ruto to be charged for tho vided by Section 7 o f this Ordinance,
Section 10.— That the proviiioy
ments to said charter may be submit for any o f the purposes aforesaid, said 1ndded to or enlarged, nnd to direct carriage of persons and property with- this ordinance shall be voted upon as a this ordinanca providing fnr M(j
ted to tho electors o f said city by a City may acquire by condemnation, that nny nnd all future buildings with- *n the city and to the public works be- whole by title only, and uloo, each reeling an election to be held ,'0f ^
two-thirds vote o f tho City Commis purchaae, or otherwise, nny estate or in *Uch limits shall iw constructed o f
Section o f the charter under which the adoption or rejection of this ordinm
the limits o f said city,
sion, and
interest in such lands, or any o f tin m, scone, natural or artificial, concrete,
(dd) To do whatever mn> bo deem- City o f Sanford, Florida, is row oper shall become effective imi.,!»•*Whereas, it hns developed that cer or nny right o f easement therein, o r ; brick, iron, or other fireproof mater- ed necessary or proper for the safety, ating ard functioning, ought by this upon its final passage and adopts
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tain amendments to tho present char mny acquire such lands, or nny o f ini; provided, however, that by a vote health, convenience nnd welfare of ordinance be amended or repealed,
ter o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, them in fee, reserving to the owner or o f two-thirds (2-3) of nil tho mcm- its inhabitants, anil to exercise nil oth- shnll be separately voted upon by tho
Prospects are very favorable tot
electors participating in said election.
should be adopted in order to proper- owners thereof such rights for case-jbers o f the commission
permission cr powers o f local self-government,
new
railroad from
Greenwood \
Section 9.— That the ballots used at
ly anil expcdiously administer the civ- ments therein, as may he prescribed mny he granted for storage sheds con(ce ) The enumeration o f particular
ic affairs o f mid City,
|in tho Ordinances providing for such strurted on pile piers or wharves on powers in this Section shall not he held the election ordered to be called and Marianna. Approximately all ef t|
NOW TH E R E F O R E :
condemnation or purchase. The snld the water front, thu sides mid roofs o f or deemed to be exclusive, hut in nddi- held by Section 7 o f this ordinance financo rjeeded has been ■•jlicrifcd
RE IT E N A C TE D BY T H E PEO PLE
City mny sell or supply to persons, which shall be covered with corrugat- tlon to the powers enumerated there- shall state the title o f the ordinance to
Oh THE CITY
OF SAN FO R D ,
firms or industries residing or loented rd iron or other fireproof material.
in, implied thereby, or appropriate to be voted upon in the manner follow
W H Y N O T TRY
* F L O R ID A ;
outside o f the City limits, nny surplus
( a ) To provide fo r tho care, sup- the exercise thereof, the City shall ing:
Section L — That Section 7 of th e io f water it mny have over nnd above port nnd maintenance o f orphan, de- have, or mny exercise, nil other powers
"F’or the udoption and approval of
charter, under which theCity o f San- 1the amount required to
supply its own pendent, delinquent or defective chll* which, under the constitution nnd laws that certain ordinnneo ■'entitled,
ford,Florida, is nowoperating
nnd inhabitant*.
dren, nnd of sick, aged, insane or indi- o f Flnridn, it would be competent for
“ An Ordinance Amending Sections
W H EN YO U R CAR IS OFT OF
functionong, iw mid the snme is here(k ) To establish, impose and tn- gent persons.
this section specifically to enumerate, 7, 97, 164, 206 ami 217; and repealing
W H AC K
by amended to read as follows, toforce water rates nnd charges for gns, ( t ) To nequire, own, organize, sup- In addition to the powers herein enu- Section 174 of Chnptor 8361, Laws of
electricity nnd nil other public utilt- port nnd administer n public Library, mernted, or given, or allowed, tho said Florida, 1919, Entitled "A n Act to
Section 7.— Power* of the City.
ties, or other services or conveniences or public Libraries.
City shall have all powers and per- Abolish the Present Municipal Gov
Wa*hingand Polishing n Sprciih;
Tho City o f Sanford, Florida, shall ioperated, rendered or furnished by the
(u ) To provide nnd maintain, olth- form nil duties conferred or Imposed ernment o f the City o f Sanford, Coun
F
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of F'lrst Street, Sanrurd At
have power:
City or by any persop, persons, firm or within or without the City, chart- hy the laws o f the State o f Florida, ty of Seminole, State o f F'loridn, and
A
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(a ) To raise annually by taxes and or corporation.
table, recreative, curative, corrective, now in force, or which may hereafter to Organize, Incorporate and Estab
assessments in said City such sums of
( l) To require the placing o f all detentive or penal institutions.
Ik* enacted, providing generally
for lish n City Government for the Same,
money as the City Commission shall electric wires, and also all telephone
( v ) To prevent person.' having no the government o f cities nnd towns, and to Prescribe the Jurisdiction, Pow
deem necessnry fo r thu purpose of and telegraph wires, in conduits un visible means o f support, paupers nnd and not inconsistent with the provis- ers and Functions o f said Municipal
For P a rtin , Picnics, F'ishing, Outiai
said City, and in such manner ns Is der the ground and prescribe rules nnd Piersons w b" mny be dangerous to the ions of the charter of said pity."
ity."
provided fo r in tho Charter of said regulations for the construction nnd peace and safely o f tho City, from
Section 2.— That Section 97 of the
"Against tho adoption nnd approval
City, being Chapter 8361 o f thu Inws use o f said conduits, nnd to enforce coming to said City from without the charter under which tho City o f San- of that certain ordinance entitled:
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o f the Stale o f Florida, Acta o f 1919, compliance therewith, and in case of same; nnd for this purpose to require ford, F'loridn, Is now operating nnd
"An Ordinance Amending Sections
Residence 203 E. Third 8t., Siaf
and in accordance with tho constitu failure o.* refusal o f the public utili nny railroad company, the master o f j functionong, be, nnd the same is here- 7, 97, 164, 206 nnd 217; nnd Repealing
tion and Inws of the State o f Florida ties companies to plnce such wires un uny ship or vessel, or the owners of by amended to rend ns follows:
Section 174 o f Chapter 8301, I-aws ot
nnd the United States; provided, how- der ground nnd comply with the rules nny conveyance, bringing such person
‘‘Section 97.— F'ISCAL YF1AR.
F'loridn, 1919, hlntitlcd, "A n A ct to
over, that it shall impose no tax on nnd regulations thereof, to construct to the city, to tnko such person back
“ The fiscal year o f the City shnll Abolish the Present Municipal Gov
the bonds of the City, or other evi- such conduits nnd plnce the wires un to the place whence ho was brought, begin on the 1st day of October nnd ernment o f the City o f Sanford, Coun
rionro o f City Indebtedness; and pro der ground and maintain a lien against or enter into bond with satisfactory end on the 30th dny of September of ty of Seminole, State o f Florida, and
vided furttg'r that the said City shall the franchise and property of such security, that such person shnll not bo- ench year."
Beat for Headsche and NeorilfU
to Organize, Incorporate and Estab
not have power to borrow fo r current companies.
A t First Class Drug Stores
come a charge upon said city within
Section 3.— That section 164 of tho lish a City Government for the Same, ‘
expenses more than 50% o f the reve
(m ) To establish, construst, main one year from the date of hi* arrival; charier under which the City of San and to Prescribe tho Jurisdiction, Pow 5 DOSES-------- 23c-------- 5 ROSES
nue o f the City in any one year.
tain and operate public landings, pub and also to expel therefrom nny such ford is now operating nnd functioning,
(b ) To pave, grade, curb, re pave, lic wharves and docks und IhiuI bas person.
he, and the snme is hereby amended to
macadcmizu, re-mneademize, lay out, ins within the City; to acquire by con
<w) To provide for the preserva rend ns follows:
open, widen, nnd otherwise improve demnation or otherwise all lands, r i tion o f the gencrnl health o f the in
“ Section 164.— S P E C IA L A sep S S
street*, alleys, avenues, boulevards, parian nnd other rights nnd casement* habitant.".
mi id city, make regula ME N TS; W H E N P A Y A B L E —
1st!?*, sldcvrslhi,
promenades necessary for the purposes aforesaid; tions to secure the snme, inspect all
“ Special assessments covering the
and other public highways, or nny to lay nnd collect reasonable duties or fond* and all foodstuffs, ami prevent construction o f sidewalks, laying out,
part thereof, and to hold lien* there wharfage fees on vessels coming to or the introduction nnd sale in said City improving, grading, paving and hard
fo r, as provided by it* charter; to con using said landings, wharves or docks; o f any article or thing intended for surfacing o f streets nnd alloys, nnd
FOR SE M IN O LE CO U N TY PEO PLE
struct and maintain bridges, viaducts, to regulate tho manner o f using other human consumption, which is adulter covering all other locnl improvements
subways, turmoils, sewers, drains, nnd wharves nnd docks within the City, ated, impure, or otherwise dangerous shall bo payable by the owners of the
to regulate the use o f all such high* and rate* o f wharfage to he paid hy to health, nnd to condemn, seize nnd property assessed fo r said local im
ways, parks, public grounds
and vessels using the snme; to dredge or destroy, or otherwise dispose of, any provement nt the time stipulated in
SALE S A N D SERVICE A T U R K ’S SHOP
works; to prevent the obstruction of deepen the water front, or nny part such article or thing without liability tho ordinance passed nnd adopted with
Sanford Avenue
Sanford, Florida
such sidewalks, streets, nnd high thereof; to prescribe and enforce reas to the owner thereof; to prevent the reference to nny such locnl improve
ways; abolish and prevent grade onable rules and regulations for the introduction or spreud o f contagious or ments, nnd shnll constitute, be, re
crossings over the same by railroads; protection and use o f its said proper infectious diseases, and prevent nnd main nnd continue a lien superior in
regulate the operation nnd speed of ties; and to impose und enforce ade suppress diseases generally; to pro dignity to any and all other liens, exnil cars nnd vehicles using the same, quate penalties for the violation of vide und regulate hospitals within or vept liens for State and County taxns well as the operation and speed of such rules and regulations.
without the City limits, nnd to enforce cs, upon nnd against the property as
nil engines, cars and trains o f rail
(n ) Subject to the provisions o f the removal of persons afflicted with sessed for such local improvement un
roads within the City; to regulate the the Constitution o f F'loridn nnd of this contagious or infectious diseases to til paid, ami said lien shnll not be bar
service to be rendered and rates charter, both inclusive, to grant fran hospitnls provided for them; to pro red by nny stntutc o f limitations now
charged by busses, motor cars, cabs chises fo r public utilities.
vide for the organization o f a depart existing, or by nny statute hereafter
nnd other vehicles for the enrrying of
(o ) To collect and dispose of sow- ment or bureau o f health, to have the enacted which docs not in express
pnssengera and by vehicles for tho ago, olFnl, ashes, garbage, carcasses o f powers o f a Ixuirtl o f health, for the terms refer to liens fo r special assesstransfer o f baggage.
dead animals nnd other refuge, and to city, with the authority necessary for merits imposed or levied by the City of
(c ) To impose special or locnl as nequire nnd operate reduction or other the prompt and efficient performance Sanford, F'loridn, for locnl jrnprovesessment* fo r locnl improvements, ns plants fo r the utilization of such ma o f it* duties, with power to invest nny .menta."
in it* charter provided, and to enforco terials, or nny o f them; nnd to Con or nil the officials nr employees of
&
Section 4.— That Section 206 o f the
the payment thereof.
tract for nnd regulate the collection such department o f health with such charter under which the City o f San
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(d ) Subject to the provisions of nnd disposal thereof.
powers an the police officers o f the ford, Florida, is now operating nnd
the constitution of Florida and of this
(p ) To compel the abatement and city huve; to establish nnd maintain a functionong, bo and the same is here
Charter, to contract debts,
borrow removal of ull nuisances within the quarantine ground within or without by ninendid to rend ns follows:
a
"Section 206.— SA LA RIFTS.
The 5
money and issue evidence o f indebted City, or upon property owned by the ' the city limits, und such quarantine
ness.
City beyond its limits, at the expense regulations against infectious und con- City Commission shall fix hy ordi
(0) To expend the money o f the o f the person or persons causing the tagious diseases us the city may see nance tho compensation of tho City
City for all Inwful purposes.
same, or of the owner or occupnnts fit, subject to the Inws o f the State Attorney, the City Manager, the City
( f ) To acquire by purchase, gift, o f the ground or premises wb croon and o f the United Stntes; to provide Auditor and Clerk nnd cx-Officio A s
■devise, condemnation, or otherwise, the same may be; to require all lands, and keep records o f vital statistics and sessor, nnd shall fix by ordinance the
property real or personal, or any es* lots nnd other premises within the City compel tIn* return u fa ll births, deaths, compensation o f the chiefs of the fireRIDE A n iC Y C L E FOR H E A L T H A N D PLEASURE
tnte or interest therein, within
or to be kept clean, sanitary nnd free nnd other information necessary there ami police departments, and members
RIDE A B ICYCLE FOR PR O F IT A N I) ECONOMY
o f tJie fire and police forces. The City
without tho city, and fur any o f the from weeds, or to moke them so at to.
Come on boys snd girls. There is no better time than now to o«n *
purposes o f the City, and to improve, the expense o f the owner* o f occup- < ( x ) To acquire by purchase, gift, Commission shall hnve the power to
Bicycle
sell, lease, mortgage, pledge, or other ants thereof; to regulate or prevent devise, condemnation or otherwise, fix by ordinance the compensation of
wise dispose o f the same, or any part slaughter houses or other noisome or lands cither within or without the city, the Municipal Judge. The City Com
Special prices on Hoys’ and Girls’ Bicycles for this week
thereof,
offensive business within said city. To to be used, kept nnd improved as a mission shnll have' the power to fix
( g ) To make and maintain public provide for inspecting and regulating place for the interment o f the dead, the compensation o f the City Tnx Col
Improvements o f all kinds, including tho sanitary conditions o f ull dairies, j and to make and enforce ull necessary lector, which mny lie based on either
Men’s nnd Ladies’ Bicycle
municipal and other public building*, butcher pens nnd slaughter house* ( rules and regulations for the protec* fees or salary. The City Manager
armories, markets nnd nil buildings within and without the City limits tlon and use thereof; nnd generally to shnll fix the number nnd compensa
und structures necessary and appro where the products o f tho snmu are regulate the burial und disposition o f tion o f all other officers and employ
Motor Bike Models
ee*. The salaries or compensation so
priate for the use o f tho City, and to sold within the City limits, and to pro the dend.
(y ) To exercise full police powers, fixed shall be uniform for like services
nequire hy condemnation or otherwise, vide penalties for the violation of
nil lands, riparian ami other rights such regulations, to 'regulate or pro-' and establish nnd maintain n depart in each grade of the City service as
We sell Bicycles on Inatslhnrnfs st an additional price of 15.00 on csri*
the same shall be graded and claisinnd easement necessary fur such hibit the keeping o f animats, poultry merit or division o f police
Bicycle. Terms 110.00 in advance and 53.00 per month.
( z ) To do all things whatsoever I'01' hy the City Manager, A ll such
improvements.
or other foul therein, or the exercise of
L E T S ’ A L L RIDE BICYCLES
<h) To furnish nny nnd all local nny dangerous nr unwholesome busi necessary or expedient fo r promoting salaries nnd rates o f pay with dates of
public services.
ness, trude or employment therein; to or maintaining the general welfare, employment and discharge shall be im(1) To purchase, hire, construct, regulate the transportation o f all ar comfort, education, moral*, peace, gov- mediately reported to the City AudiClerk. A ll lees nnd moneys
own, maintain, operate, or lease local ticles through the street* o f tho city; eminent, health, trade, commerce or ' or
Public Utilities, including street rail to compel the abatement o f smoko and industries o f the city or ita inhabi- j received or collected hy officers nnd
employees shall be immediately paid
ways, electric light, telephone
nnd dust, nnd prevent unnecessary noise tanta.
T H E 8 PORTING GOODS STORE
(an) To nuke nnd enforce mil o r - jovcr
*he proper official or deposi- ■
telegraph systems ^md works fo r sup therein; to regulate the location of
■
■■ designated by the City Complying the City and ita inhabitants stables and the mnnnar in which they dinnnees, rules and regulations neces- 1
■
with water, ice, lights, gas fo r illumi shnll be bout and constructed, and gen snry or expedient for tho purpose o f n,i**ion or City Auditor and Clerk on
nating und heating purposes, und elec- erally to define, prohibit, abate, sup- carrying into effect the powers con-1 'he day o f their receipt."
i i i n i N U i M n i i i a i i i i i H a a a i i i n i s n i u i i i H i | ll" <
ORDINANCE NO. 33
t r ie e n e r g y
fo r
Illu m in a t in g , b e a t i n g
p r e s s a n d p r e v e n t a l l t h i n g * d e t r im e n t
URK’S REPAIR SHOl
ill -
The Launch SANF0RI
Capt. Atkinson
DR. MILLER’S
Headache Powders
rf1
H U D S O N a n d E S S E X C ars
SALES A N D SERVICE
G. L DOSS, AGENT
S em in o le
H i
P rin te ry
Work Guaranteed
Prices That Please
Lumley
Lumley
: N a tio n a l B icycle W eek
itaj
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A P R IL 29TH TO M A Y 6TH
$35.00 CASH ’
$35.00 TO $50.00 CASH
!
.
M M m-
$50.00 CASH
f
Sanford Cycle Co.
:
117 Park Avenue
I
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1922
McCUMBBR ASSERTS
T A R IF F B IL L W IL L
PASS DURING
f t
Good!
M
Boy this Cigarette
GRAVE COST OF INDECISION
It,. Jchrun Tails cf Incident WhlcS
SMu'tf Cenvtj i Moral to the
Intetllflint Header.
•My «u«!n. Hank Hockley, paid
fee i 4<i a couple of weeks ago." re
hied dip J»hn»'>ti of Rumpus Rid .*
lit, “and dlmtl) gave the dog ni.d
ter bite for e Addle. Pretty soon he
leirpel the fiddle and el* bits for B
te-t'j.j. Re hadn't much more than
|g wtt.ed with the gun than lie tlgprr4 6*d rotJ «r h*>e a d‘>g than a
tetnn, end swapped the gun for the
nnslal. and the feUer made him give
|] is to.d After * qwll he got to
gthlnf tad dc lilt'd that lie wanted
I title »cT»e that, he did a dog.
U tiipped wit ti e fiddle man ntid
pit llm tl to Iked
‘Well, he kept tide up. sorter like
tl* rifft-d raws! Iii the old Third
In!', remind r md nnd round the
fttft-l nek. s«iip|pliiit fiddle or dog
r m , whlcheier It happened to be,
fit net ef tne nthrr tilings, nnd givk( 91. or m il « mutter tu boot every
fit- lilt he *«« '.lit ! 10 2.1. nnd hnd
1 " I tr, ' -m l iii,I, inn, in- (iiitii
■» It rt* » dreadful thing not to be
il et i inkr n| i,!« mind ,tml seep It
**'!» Bp"—Kmi-n- City Star.
Fir»1 'Phene in Vermont.
A! a I’ii.)
re . tly one of the
the ViK-rlrnn Telephone
Iltd Tele,ij[ |
my, w hite recall'
t| erne of the mrlc history of the
4eir I'tneot of tl •> telephone, mendt.d [he fart that In Ihe museum of
Oi Cnai[wti) „t |(, 11,,»i
aSave Money
ORDINANCE NO. 32
Help Keep the
opponent of the klea. Here Is what
the famous Purltau wrote many moons
ago: "Thu common ealutnllon of worneu I abhor. It la odloua to me In
whomever I aee It. When 1 have seen
jeed men salute those
»uutu
they have visited aud that have vis
ited them, I have made my objections
against It. nnd they have answered me
It wns but n piece of civility. I told
them It was not a comely sight. Home,
Indeed, have urged the holy kiss, hut
then I have asked them why they
have made balks. Why did (hey salute
the moNt handsome aud let the IIIfavored nnea go?”— Philadelphia IwhII*r.
W
ea.sh lakes
Oak-
Good U re a l ,<r
M ■iiuatlnn required.
I m glad
in good condition.__ B. & 0 . ' ,^ r,> " re 1,0 ,uor*' ' ,IUI1 ,ww’"
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3 0 -tfc
_There —
will
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be a meeting of the
>.lumni
association
of
the Sanford
NOTICE!
High School at the high school Mon
rt!. T ' * "
!l“ ' Epworth league day night, May 8th nt 8 o'clock. All
»oh-,l!-t Church, who are go- members arc urged to be present to
inter 'iarden, meet at tho discuss plans for our b ig banquet.
83-4t-dh
‘
“
V l” k “ ll"
Thun-
The Herald far first class job work.
If You K ,new
what goes into cheap self-rising
flour you would insist on—
HONEY BOY FLO U R
( 8 R L F R IS IN G )
It will stand any test for quality,
through and through.
FLORIDA GROCERY CO.
D ISTRIBU TORS, P A L A T K A .
B lis h J y P U in q C o .
8 BTM OUR, IND.
k
c AKER— All Hod, on ««!*> a* Doan*
Turner s Grocery
Mny 6th.
Store,
Saturday,
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BAND
ALL
SUMME R
the 10th day of A pril, A. D. 1922, Attest:
L. R. P H IL IP S
(S E A L )
adopt a certain Ordinance, No. 29, in
City Auditor nnd Clerk.
reference to nmending cut tain sectin*?* nf ►»*• (T*L«
r+r*** V
c*• f.||C P
c
!**•***■*
tef{!Y
•*Jf
-Mf*
Sanford: And,
Whereas, it now appear* thnt
RIVE & WALKER
SHEET MUSIC
AU TO R E PA IR S
P IA N O ROLLS and
A ll W ork Guaranteed
J.
.
The Herald, 15c per week, deli vet cd".
Hot Weather
Is Here
PHONOGRAPH
RECORDS
Corner First and Elm
fr o m
Phone 447-W
NOTICE OF CHARTER
AMENDMENT
ELECTION
the
And Buy Your
m-irument In Ver-
dud five-passenger.
t e w .
mechanical condition. It ’s a real
ImrRnin.— B. & O. Motor Co.
80-tfc
unices win
Foreign Birds Brought In.
A total of 06.793 canaries were Im
'
• 1i i•» (Chamber" J ' Rrstiir1"in Vt dated prob ported Into the United State* during
the past fiscal year under permits Is
*.
ri
t" the attention
sued
hy the blotogtcal survey. United
« J ' r Childs f »• y Childs Co..
Hi nt he did not know States Department of Agriculture. The
wf'W. taint!}, that the Childs of the number .of permits issued during the
Bniihl ro telephone ivss Ids father. year authorising Hie Importation of
T‘ » aid tfleph.ne henrs every In- foreign birds and animals Increased
annuity. It is fashioned more than 20 |wr cent, or from 4ftS
7 ' “ "l •'•■d for t dlsphrsgm nn old to 600.
wrerreotype hs,t been used, the picQuite Sufflolent.
»Wch esn be clearly
•There are two sides lo every ques
tion." said the ready-made philosopher.
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum.
A REAL b a r g a i n
"And sometime* It's a hard piece of
work to get from one side In the oth25.00
1920
Int
O RD IN ACE NO. U
powers o f tho City of Sanford, Flori
da, as enumerated in Section 7 o f said
(Continued from page 2.) *
Ordinance No. 29, are not aatlafactory
and
said
ordinance
shall
become
o
f
in ail respects and that
additional
■ ( B » Tfc* A n a x ltl(4
i i i r i iP'n
rti*)
full force and effect as to all o f the powers should bo embraced and In
W A S H IN G TO N , May 5, An es
provisions therein contained, or as to cluded in aaid Section 7 o f said Ordi
timate that at the present rate the
auch o f said provisions as may be rat nance: And,
pending ta riff bill would be passed
ified and approved as the result o f the
on September 20, 1040 was given to
Whereas, it is deemed best to roelection ordered called and held, only pcal, revoke and rescind Ordinance
the, senate today by Senator Me.
from and after the time said ordi
Cumber, republican, North Dakota,
No. 29 pasted and adopted by the
nance is approved, either in whole or City Commission o f the City o f San
in charge o f the measure, who said
in part, hy the referendum vote of ford, Florida, on the 10th day o f A pril,
the estimate had been prepared by
the electors.o f tho City o f Sanford, A. D. 1922. And,
an expert who based his calcula
Florida.
tion on the fact that just two o f
Whereas, the passage o f this Ordi
The adoption of the above and fore nance is nn emergency measure neces
the 2,00 odd um m ittoe amendments
going ordinance was moved by S. O. sary for tho immediate preservation of
to the measure have been acted on
Chase nnd seconded by Forest I,akc on public peace and property.
in thirteen days.
the 3rd day of Mny, A. D. 1922.
“ I think that after listening to
NOW TH EREFO RE.
And on vote the same was passed BE IT EN AC TED BY T H E P E O P LE
the debate today," said Senator Meas follows:
Cumber, “ we w ill have to add thirty
OF TH E C IT Y OF SA N FO R D ,
CHAS. E. H E N R Y Yea
or forty years mort to that estimate.
FLO RID A:
S. O. CHASE.
Yea
Section 1.— That the Ordinance
Asserting thnt the tariff bill hnd
FOREST L A K E
Yea passed and adopted by the C ity Com
not been dUcukscd for one fifth o f
Attest:
mission of the City of Sanford, F lori
the
time
it
had
been
before
the
sen
9
U It. P H IL IP S
(S E A L )
da, on thc 10th day o f A pril, A . D.
ate, Senator McCumbcr declared.
City Auditor nnd Clerk.
1922, being Ordinance No. 29, be, and
"W e have all gone o ff on extr'anMoved nnd seconded thnt tho Re the snmc is hereby repealed, revoked
cous matters.
quirements of a second reading o f tho and rescinded.
"Unless we get down to the bill it
above and foregoing Ordinance at an
Section 2.— Thnt this ordinance 1*
self, I'll tel you what will happen
other Regular Meeting o f the City declared to be on emergency measure
You will get tired of hearing your
own voices" and before you have con- i ProP°s'nK the amendments to the pres- Commission, not less than one week for the immediate reserva tion
of
sidem l one-third of the bill you will
’ ^ r t c r o f the City o f Sanford, from date hereof, shall be dispensed public peace ami property, nnd shall
be ready to swallow all o f it."
Honda, ta each elector whoso name with by the unnnimous vote of the become effective from and nfter the
Senator McCumber'said night ses- «PPear» upon the registration books City Commission.*
date of its final passage.
Carried by the unanimous vote of
Section 3.— That this Ordinance
sionsV might become necessary but " f th<1 c'ty.
he thought if the Senate would, it
W ITNESS the hands of C. E. Ilon- the City Commission o f the City o f shall be published once within ton
could be passed in n reasonable r>'Mayor of the City o f Sanford, Sanford, Florida, this 3rd day o f May, days after its finni passage In a news
t|m(>
and C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and A. I>. 1922
paper in tho City of Sanford, F lori
CHAS. E. H E N R Y, Yea da.
The senate voted yesterday on tho F°re»t bake, ns Commissioners, com
Mayor.
Passed by the unanimous vote o f
second] o f the
committee
amend- Posink'thc CitV Commisison o f the City
S. O. CHASE,
Yea tho City Commission of the City o f
ments, rejecting 26 to 47, nn amend- " f «»n ford. Florida, attested hy L. R.
Commissioner. Snnford, Florida, May 3rd, 1922.
inept by Senator Jones, democrat, * liilips, * lerk o f thc City o f Sanford,
FO RE ST LA K E .
Yen.
New Mexico, to reduce thc proposed n ° rida, and the corporate seal o f thc
CH AS H E N R Y,
Yea
Commissioner.
Mayor.
duty on boric acid from one nnd one-( ( Ry of Sanford, Morida, cin this the
duty
Attest:
S. O. CHASE,
Yea
half cents a |K>und to three-quarters 10th day of April A. D. 1922.
Turns of Fertuna’s Wheel.
I
C
IIA
S
.
E.
H
E
N
R
Y
.
L.
R.
PH
ILIPS
(S
E
A
L
)
FO
REST
L
A
K
E
.
Yea
The other afternoon, says I’arli Fi o f one cent a pound. Tho commit
As Mayor o f tho City
Commissioner,
garo, a Russian udinlml saw lu a taxi tee rate then was approved.
City Auditor and Clerk.
cab a gallant general of the heroic
o f Sanford, Florida. 6-5-12-19-26; 6-2-9.
Attest:
hours of the war. and on the open
S. O. HASE,
L. It. P H IL IP S ,
(S E A L )
Dance at tho Montexum* Hotel to
boulevard embraced him aod gave him
CH AS. E. H E N R Y,
City Auditor nnd Clerk.
night, May 5. Admission 91.00.
the kiss of peace.
FOREST L A K E ,
Moved nnd seconded that the re
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Another even more touching scene
As tho City Commis
quirement
o f a second reading o f tho
occurred In a modest restaurant of the
sion
of
the
City
of
nbovo
and
foregoing Ordinance at an
A
N
O
R
D
IN
A
N
C
E
R
E
P
E
A
L
IN
G
,
RE
M ENU
lert shore where the "atudcnle who
Sanford, Florida.
VO KIN G A N I) RESC IND IN G A N other regular meeting o f tho C ity
atudy" meet.
Chicken Pie
At a table three Pollah women etu- Fresh Green lleans
O R D IN A N C E ADOPTED BY TH E Commission, not io*» than one week
New Potatoes Attest:
denta were Installed. A waitress of
L. R. P H IL IP S ,
(S E A L )
C IT Y
COMMISSION
OF TH E front date hereof, shall ho dispensed
Cabbage Relish
rather advanced age drew near; de
City
Clerk
o
f
the
City
o
f
San
C
IT
Y
OF
SAN
FO
R
D
,
FLO
RID A, with hy tho unanimous vote o f tho
Hot Rolls nnd Rutter
spite her bumble dreae abe had a
ford,
Florida.
ON
TH
E
I0TII
D
A
Y
OF
A
P R IL , City Commission.
Lemon Pie
lofty air. The Undents looked at her
6-6-12-19-26;0-2-9.
Carried by tho unanimous vote o f
A.
D.
1922,
T
H
E
S
A
M
E
BEING
OR
CoiTce
attentively, and suddenly oue of them
the
City Commission of tho City o f
D
IN
A
N
C
E
NO.
29;
D
EC
LARIN
G
76c
ruse, knelt down und kissed Ilia edge
T H E SAM E TO RE A N EMERGEN Snnford, Florida, this 3rd day o f May,
of her apron. T h U servant had for M iller’s old stand, Park and F irst,
CY MEASURE, TO T A K E
E F A D 1922.
merly been a lady of honor at a court Saturday .May Cth, Business nnd Pro
“ Give more IhouRht to music"
CHAS. E. H E N R Y , Yea
that was wrecked lu the most awful fessional Women’s Club,
FEC T IM M E D IA T E L Y UPON ITS
33*8tc
drama of contemporary history.
Mayor.
F IN A L PASSAG E A N D ADOPS. O. CHASE,
Yea
TIO
N
.
$175 cash takes Maxwell tourBunyan Opposed to Kissing.
FOREST L A K E ,
Yea
Whereas,
the
City
Commission
of
Joint lluuyan Is the first recorded inn car. Good tires and In Rood
Commissioner.
the City of Sanford, Florida, did, on
ISIS
cigarettes
Theyare
da, on the 14th day o f June, A . D.
1022, to determine the question by the
referendum vote of a majority o f the
electors of said CIt~* qualified to vote,
participating in said election, whether
the amendments of the present char
ter of the City o f Sanford, Florida,
proposed by the nforesaid ordinance
shall be adopted and approved, either
in whole or in part.
And I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor o f the
City of Sanford, Florida, nnd we, C.
E. Henry, 8. U. Chase and Forest
Lake, as the City Commission o f the
City of Sanford, Florida, do hereby
appoint V. E. Douglass, O. P. Hern
don and It. C. Maxwell, Inspectors of
said election, nnd W. M. Haynes, Clerk
o f said election.
The said election hereby ordered nnd
called to In? held on the said 14th day
o f June, A. I). 1922, shall bo held and
conducted in the manner prescribed
by the ordinances nnd the charter of
the City o f Sanford, Florida.
And it is further ordered that not
le.-s than thirty days prior to the date
of the election hereby ordered to be
held the City Auditor and Clerk shall
mail a copy of the aforesaid ordinance
PAGE THREE
F. P. Rmes
A 20TH CENTURY COOLER
W ill Help You Keep Cool
105 Palmetto Avenue
SANFORD
Whereas, tho City Commission of
the City o f Snnford, Florida, on the
3rd day o f Mny, A , I). 1922, dul>
passed nnd adopted a certain ordi
nance entitled “ An Ordinance Amend
ing Sections 7, 97, 164, 200 nnd 217;'
and Repealing Section 174 o f Chapter
8361, Laws o f Florida, 1919, Entitled,
"A n A ct to Abolish tho Present Muni
cipnl Government o f tho City of Snn
ford, County o f Seminole. State of
Florida, and to Organize, Incorporate
and Establish a City Government for
thc Same, nnd to Prescribe the Juris
diction, Powers and Functions of Said
Municipality” ,
Whereas, said ordinance provide
fo r tho nmendment o f Sec. 7; See. 97:
Sec. 164; Sec. 206; and Sec. 217, nnd
thc repeal o f Sec. 174 of tho chnrter
under which tho City o f Snnford, Flor
ida, Is now operating and functioning,
and
Whereas, It is provided by the char
ter o f tho City o f Sunford, Florida,
thnt nny proposed amendment of said
charter shall be submitted for approv
al or rejection to tho electors of th»
City o f Sanford, Florida, at an elec
tion duly called and held for aaid pur
pose,
Therefore, I, C, E. Henry, as mayor
o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, under
and by virtue o f the authority in me
vested, nnd we, C. E. Henry, S. O.
Chaso and Forest Lake, as Commis
sioners o f the C ity o f Sanford, Flori
da, composing and comprising the City
Commission o f tho City o f Sanford,
Florida, do hereby call an election to j
be held In the City o f Sanford, Florl-J j
F LO R ID A
See our window display of all kinds
Ball H a r d w a r e
—
g—
A CHECK ON
Yourself
NEW PERFECTION
O il Cook S to res a n d O ven s
H E RE ’S no smoke and
smell to n u k e disagree
able work o f cooking witn the
New Perfection O il Stove,
d e a n , intense heat drives
directly against the utensil
and the flame stays where
you set it.
t
T
Do not try to pay bilia without a checking
nccount.
I f you do, you will surely get nil tangled up.
Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be
sides, with n checking account, you can keep
an accurate record o f your expenditures.
W e ll be clad to demonstrate
how u s ily you can regulate
the New Perfection for any
•ott o f cooking. W eh avethe
New Perfection Oven also—
and it bakes perfectly.
Sanford
Fninituit Co.
Tho Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially In v it e
you to become one o f Its customers.
| The Peoples Bank of Sanford
&m m
ifirrTarn t
\
�N a b a r r lp tU a P r ic e la A S v a a r e
Oac Y e a r
Sll Month*
I J r llr r r r S la C lly h r C a r r ie r
Oa* W e e k ---------------------------- IS C ca ta
'T h e b la |3- la IS -p a a e W e e k l r lir e *
• IS v a t l r e l r c a r e r *
N e a ila a le
( r a a lr
■ a i I* p a k lla k e S e r e r r T r lS a p . A S r e r lla la a r a l e * m a le k a a tv a am a p p lle a tlaa. I le m a e r a lle la p a lllle a .
»r, a lw a p a la a S ra a e e ,______
Kents nro declining in New York
City.
Kents will decline somewhat
nil over the United States os soon as
the m njority^of ihe renters Ret on
their feet nnd realize that is cheaper
to own your own home than it is to
pay rent. I f there was a half mil
lion dollnrs hi-re In Sanford available
right now to build new homes on
easy terms thoro would he n hundred
line of the purposes o f a husband is
or more built this summer.
to prompt bis wife when she attempts
----------- o----------to tell a funny story.
nvMtii:it T in : a s s o c i a t b i i i'll HNS
The Associated Press is exclusive-J
ly entitled to the use fo r ropublication of all news dispatches credited to
tt or not otherwise credited in this pa
Not a hair on n man’s head is
per and also the local news published
changed in the spirit world, says
herein.
Conan
Doyle. Morrows! Think of
All rights o f republlcation of spec Boh Holly nnd Karl Xnuglo going
ie] dispatches herein are nlso re through eternity that w ay!— Tampa
served.
Tribune.
holds thirty-six tons o f Ice. Ice Is
mnde nnd delivered to the people at
a reasonable price, and it appears
that nil arc satisfied with the exper
iment of n city making ice fo r sale
f t « fcnu Aon tAs C o c lT 0 D eM illfi Pwdueticn 'F oot! f t W U t t * A A ft&UDCUfiJfc V K & U 8
Kven at that, Jnwn, it would be The
improvements
contemplated
better than having a wooden block will considerably increase the capac
under which your ideas could never ity o f the plant
A groom o f eighty ant| bride o f 72
grow. We should worry nbout the
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—
fall in love in Jacksonville and get 1
spirit world, eh, gnrl?
Col. Nutt
CHAMHER O F COMMERCE
,
FISH FRY W AS G KE AT
Margot must not think ui n|
married says the Jacksonville Me
U RN ItV FORD’ S M IS T A K E
is hired to do that.
busy on w aterw ays
W e’re simply a little nw. ,j bj 1 1,
tropolis. The manufacturer.! o f pat
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ent medicine* will please toko notice.
The fish f-v given by Dr. Walkers who a*1’* hard-boiled phn»« B
A few days ago a representative
Mny 14th will be Mother’s Day.
*■ - ■ ■ o
■ ■
class of the Methodist church at *mokcs cigarettes in theaten.
o
f
llenry
Ford
stated
that
he
had
a
Some folks wait fibr this annual
At the regular meeting of the Crystal lake yesterday was a g r e a t '
The Kiwnnin Club woke up Sun----------------- -— —
demonstration to show their affec secret process for the manufacture
ford Inst night.
Theso live wire
the
success
and
several
hundred
people
Bring
in
your cornliing. aa.i h»u
tion nnd devotion. Other folks show o f fertilizers by which he would Kov‘?rn« r,‘ and members of
clubs are great Institutions fo r any
congreiited
at
the
lake
to
do
Justice
M,;"h'
a beautiful set i,I p£
manufacture
them
and
sell
them
fa
r*
Chamber
o
f
Commerce
at
th<*
noondaily concern fo r the happiness nnd
city and do much toward unifying
to
the
elegant
fish
nnd
other
good
*
,"'R
t’h
or
transformation
by »« 0
below
prevailing
prices.
This
was
day
luncheon
today
at
the
Valdez
comforts o f their mothers.— Miami
the business interests nnd getting
Metropolis. May 11th mny be moth presumably intended to Influence Hotel, the question o f collecting data things to cat. A ll those who ntten- t " 'rt f ° r 11 a*1"*’1 period only, tt Yet
everybody acquainted.
il.il reported today that they had
Company.
R.|
er* Day nnd we have never heard of congress to accept his offer. In our
----------- o----------for the meeting o f the government never eaten so many fine fish before
----any special day being set aside as opinion it will have the opposite e f
engineers call«‘4 “ t Titusville next ia their lives and they voted the ^ nvors for Wednesday and peti
Why not surprise Forest Iuike to Father’s Day, but v.e suppose every fect*
week was brought up and n paper ” scrap iron’* clnss and Dr. Walker ""th in g over five cents. Mtay U
day or tomorrow with a check fo r ,|uy j„ Father’s Day. at "least every
It is generally believed thnt If Hen
presented
by K. T. Woodruff was and Mr. Boyd nnd their assistants, lc**-— 0. T. O. Gift Shop.
jpjj
the municipal band? He is chairman Saturday when he comes home with ry Ford obtained control o f Muscle
voted O, K. giving as it did some the best ever in the way o f nrrnngo f the band committee o f the Cham the pay envelope.— Florida Post.
.Shoals a great development would
valuable information. The Chamber
dolni|, for „ fint. time. They
ber of Commerce nnd wants overy
A R E YOU GOING TONIGHT?
follow in many lines. The manufaco
f
Commerce
will
compile
some
vnlnnt
„
nly hn(| pIcnty
vverybody
man in the county to contribute.
ture
o
f
fertilizers
is
only
one
o
f
the
T H E H E R ALD IS BUSY.
uablc statistics along this line at
Mvcn lja, keti „ r
un(,
Where?
To the Sanford ft,
Hues threatened. Mr. Ford relies on
,
.
.
, ,
----------------------- --------- - ...... ......... .
, .
^
*>ve Infer* „ tfcro (t. thercd up after the fra y i,c,ho<,,
Bw> M“ ude
*
Now a tornado strikes Austin,
With the great school magazins efficiency instead o f on discriminaIt is generally ’" I
?!
the incoming and nut. nni| transported to people who were tal1
‘ ’ n•“ , you" « dan" r ('" m ° H
Texas. What with floods over the Salmagundi, o ff the press o f
140 tion in his favor.
"hipments from hanford .. r e - , nnl forlunntc enoug|| to B,tonj vi le. She w ill give two
great pnrt o f the country, tornadoes, pages; with the 14 page daily yestcr- believed that if he were in control o f
n” i" t th« c * ™ b” l" ,hl* There is no place like Sanford for r. “ Awakening o f the Flowers," srdl
atrikrs nnd other disasters, it is fine day nnd Kiwanis special, with one of Muscle Shoals he would manufacture qUe*‘ W ,
It means much to Sanford and fl|h fry nn(, fcw people like the Secrete."
to be living In the grand old state the prettiest Kiwanis programs ever many things cheaper than they are
A big
To see "Too Much of n GoodTkt|
-In our
- opinion
.
1
^
the Interior
o fi.’.Florida,
o f Floridn where all is peace nnd printed Just o ff the prrss, with the manufactured now
.........
....." ........
'V T ,
1Methodists to have picnic*.
,i : .
* n
1
waterway meeting will be held here
a
two-act
comedy anil the great usdi
prosperity.
,,
„ . ,
big Weekly Herald o f 12 pages, one this is the cause of nil the oppos ............ m . i.... .
*u______I Monday night at the Valdez Hotel
Donee
at
the
Montezuma
Hotel
tov*^°
n<*
" h l ch Sarah Jane Wl*
tion
to
his
lease
o
f
the
property.
other weekly paper, with nil kinds
or in the court house if ihc meeting night. May 5. Admission *1.00.
rr
'h’
mnnds
a practical
The
industries
o
f
this
country,
tar
o
f
Job
work
piled
up,
the
Herald
is
Albert Gilchrist wants Park Tram
1s a large one to discuss ways nnd
*73'2tc tion. A whole evening hi gooj frafi
mell to. travel round the state with not even thinking o f a summer va i f f pampered as they are, dread the means o f getting out the data about
only 25c and 35c!
him nnd hnve n joint debate on the cation or Thursday . afternoon off. t competition o f ns strong a rival as the St. Johns river nrd attending the
Come nnd get your money’i son
See
whnt
you
can
buy
for
l
cent
at
questions o f the day.
Wo favor Maybe some time, there will be a Henry Ford. They can't freeze him meeting at Titusville. Every busi
U4-2tp * n,l remember n pnrt of the promt
the
0.
T.
0.
Gift
Shop.
nut
nnd
he
would
not
enter
into
any
dull
summer
coma
along
and
the
thin. It would ut least give the as
ness man in Sanford should he at
go towards the new Domestic Sciea
*
pirants a chance to answer each oth Herald force will he able to get o ff combination to keep up prices.
the meeting Monday night.
Herald want ads g * i nst. »equipment.
H-ll
for lunch but not this summer. We
We believe if Mr. Ford hnd gone
e r the same day.
into this thing differently he might
are a busy bunch.
----------- o----------inn r s n .itt v i
have bought the government holding
----------- o----- :----■i n
Anyhow we are having a truce ,tn
at
Muscle
Shoals
for
n
million
dol.
■
D
EM
PSEY
T
H
E
FIG
H
TE
R
Ireland until next Monday and this
Inrs or less. I f some member o f
might to give the different factions
It is nothing less than Densest- congress had introducud a bill to sell
a good rest nnd they can get ready
fo r a big light next week. There ing to read I be press reports about useless government property to the
it would probably g
is nothing like having n truce now *be t-'r‘-nt reception* being tenderc' highest blddei
^
B O' l>
have
piiKsed,
In
saying this we nc« ■
and then when IhiII i sides get tired - “ vk Dempsey the pugilist who is
1
now touring Eogluou and France and <101 cnarging congress with cornip- ■
o f figblirie
who expects to go to Germany. |Bon; the hill would pmlmhly have ■
as the ■ '
The bonus question has again been This Is the wonderful fighter who ®Pponied to the majority
■
refervd to President Harding. W ell, refused to light when his country
. . right thing to do. Thu idea would ■
It might Just as well he referred to ™
calling for lighters nnd what a have been that the property was uso N
■
him to kill ns to let it die n slow difference between his “ touring E u -' less and even dangerous. As long g
death in the senate or h.»use. AVd ' rt|l*o’’ and the experience o f the men '** Bn* government continued to own ■
hope the ex,soldiers who voted a o t 'vl>" wt,nt over to fight and came R danger would have existed that
blithely for Harding lit the Iasi elec ^hack many o f them wrecks. As the R would operate It anil call on con- ■
gross, as in the case with the ship- I
Midwest Veteran says:
tion are proud o f their work.
"Jack Dempsey, champion pugilist ping board, for millions every year fl
----------- n---- ------I
A
hoard or J
The municipal hnrnl o f Sanford is o f the world, has gone to Europe to to make up deficits.
According to [ires*
reports commission or something o f t h e *
lining a great part in building the fight.
the
best
thnt
modern
travel
tins to kind might have been provided to S
city. There In no live city in the
o
ffe
r
in
none
to
good
for
him.
nnd manage it with gigantic salaries as j
country doing without a good hand
Is the case with the shipping hoard. 1
he
is
enjoying
the
trip
immensely.
nnd Sanford hus the reputation o f
It certainly Is u strange world It is probable that the mnjority of !
having one of the host hands in the
state. Nothing like plenty o f good when one pauses to make compart- the members o f congress, honestly
We are thinking o f a poor 'looking a fter tho inteieuta of the
music to put pep in the people, sons.
devil
in
a hospital down south. His people, would have voted to sell it for *
music makes live cities.
lungs are slowly rotting away and whatever it would bring to get tho ■
■ ■ ■■■ o —
* j■
The defeat o f Senator New in In he has hut a short time to live. He matter finally disposed of.
Then
if
Henry
Ford
had
said
noth*
diana will be a blow to the 'old guard’ went to Europe to fight— not in a
ing
hut
had
a
bidder
prrsent
he
padded
ring
for
thousands
o
f
dol
in the Republican party. It in the
handwriting on the wall, the taking lars, stiut amid gns and shell in a could have picked up the projK-rty
o f the last trench, the loginning o f muddy trench for a dollar n day. for a song. Quite a number o f ships
the end o f the grand old party. You He went over In the bottom o f a boat have been sold for between half and
can look for a revival of the “ Hull packed in with hundreds of others a fifth o f n cent on the dollar o f,B
Moose*' again and if Roosevelt was in a small room where the awenting whnt they cost. If Henry Ford had J
alive it would do his old henrt good bodies and foul air make one’s head Used the business sen1 » of bootleg- ■
tt almost seemed gers who wanted ships fo r use In
to see the ninny
changes
taking reek with pain,
that the worst was none too lutd for bringing in their liquor he could have *
place.
gotten possession of Muscle Shoals j m
hint!
-----------n-----------•■
without alarming anybody nnd his ■
And
today
the
one
who
didn't
give
W e rather like Senator Smoot’s
plan fo r the twenty year endowment n damn for his country' is getting rivals would never have known u ntil'J
I*
*t
insurance for the soldier lioys instead the most out o f life, walloping in late whnt was threatening them.
Me
do
not
heliave
the
fertilizer
*
luxury,
hailed
as
a
great
personage
o f a bonus.
To our mind there
The jrnor devil mi’n are doing as much as some oth- ■
should he something
done along whereover he goes
'l
broader lines
regarding
soldiers' who did the most and wnn even wil- ers to block Ford’s plans. They hnve J
insurance nnd plans thnt w ill’ help ling to die for his rotiptry, is nil but not been ns dependent as many oth -1*
forgotten, waiting for death to claim ers on ta riff favors— in fact w e ' S
him. He is not a hero or great per- aonsider the increase ^bl price the J
tonage— to he frank
there hasn't tariff makes on ingredients thnt cn- *
been u soul in to see him for nearly ter into the cost o f fertilizers we ■
doubt whether they have
received t
two months.
o f the kind of cuke you want,
any favors at nil. Rut there are £
Yes, it I* a strange world I"
many industries thnt are licensed by ■
then
----------- o----------the ta riff to hired the people and 5
LEKHIIUKG M U N IC IP A L ICE
these think Henry Ford would inter- £
PLANT.
fere with the bleeding process.— L
■
—T o —
"Municipal ice plant to be enlarged Florida Times-Union.
»
a
and improved," says K headline in
n
£
the Leesburg Commercial, and this JUDGE H E A R S DEM URRER
announcement would lie o f only pass
IN C A T T 8 CASE T O D A Y
*
ing interest except for the fact thnt
IN FED E RAL C O U RT g
S A T U R D A Y , M A Y « T II , and
it is only n very few years since the
plant was taken over by the e lly
lllr is * .%»*M>l>lr4 I V m I
•
nnd put in good condition.
'T ’ he
PE N SAC O LA ,
May
5.— Judge
it fo r your Sunday dinner. Large
plant has already been Improved, * Sheppard today set two-thirty this
assortment
of
home-made
nnd with stated capacity o f fifteen afternoon fo r a hearing of a demurC A K E S and S A L A D on sale by
tons daily something more has been rer in the Federal Court to an indict*
Sanford, Florid* S
Wclnkn lluildinp
Daughters of We«1ry.
S f produced for the pnst few months, ment chnrglnff former governor
. — . . * R R I I l l V l |f
p j The storage chamber o f the plant
atts with peonage.
Conrad Naiel Dorothy Dalton and Theodora Kofcloff
At the Star Theatre Friday and Saturday
h
Hi
\oAn nouncem
Vi o’liavp today taken over the Dnigr Store formerly
owned by
1). D. NEWBERRY
j
ill
and we are now in position to serve our many friends in
our new place of business as we have in the past. We will
continue at Newberry’s old stand.
Von will find us prompt, on the job,
and up to the minute at all times *
5
Your satisfaction means our success
tN.
-1 , ,*»**■-
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
T H IN K
COME
Deane Tunic.\s
Grocery Store
BUY
s
riiV ’
: .ya'Jial
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ff i»%
T.
kfl’JiirjWTMir THTfcliTV
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v
'
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f*ft„'* |Tl^*
WrWZ'fS
MR. W. A. MaeWlDLIAMS
C A N D ID ATE FOR CONGRESS
yT
c. a .
C o »T «tio o
HAS ISSUED TIIE F O L
LOWING SEATEM HNT
■iMft. » « _ ! * • " • 19K.mSESDAV. MAY 10TB.
W.rti-'1' ’ ’
dele-
j p )j>.»Rtgi*tT***on
J in_*>ne Service and Hibl®
^
J ^ t w
.
D- " • F"
*u Kir- regional Secretary, In’
« l Committer. Atlanta.
K-Finam-, amt HusW.a
_te >jr. Win, M, Froat,
• S T C u t
V.
25 __-s^llins-
33 -Securinjr
Vr w.
A.
M. C.
A .
the Asaocia-
Committee
Lloyd.
Her-
General
;„
Y M. c. A., Jacksonville
^ J is i-P e r z o n a l Life of the
Dr. Benn.
Co«ration Secretarlen and
Ijjmcn.
-j^ConwBtion Dinner; Appoint-’
^ * Committee, etc.— Mr. E. Q.
U -l* rth of Orlando. I’rea., Florida
Z L
CcmmKtee. presidinp.
r y —"The V >L C. A. the
ES 5 U r - « '- j- ,j- Mc? r
PeeretaO Foreign Dept., Int.,
aaittfe. Atlanta.
THURSDAY. MAY UTIL
|:4Ww-Sonc Sen ice.
j£S-9:2i—Bdde Hour—Dr. Itunn.
“ Meeting
the
ItellR-
Nk * of Men and Hoys’ — Mr.
P Tamer, Genera!
Secretary
bj
* U. C. A., Tampa.
f#:lS-10 :M—“Vital
Relation
A»».'i»tion and the Church
t
of
Dr.
R McNair. Jacksonville.
Ifito-lL-lS—“An Adequate Pro.
a’ -Jlr. R. II. King.
1:50-12:10—'“ Occupation of the
,j*_yr C. H Itinehart, Jack*
ilk
!:lM:0Ct—Husines* session Florfute Y. M. c. A., Mr.
tvorth, presiding.
P. Jl.-Luncheon;
E.
G.
Convention
rt.
10-2:50—Bihle Hour—Dr. Bonn.
S-i 10-Group
Conferences;
ml—Mr. A. Jackson,
State
Ury. Leader;
Student— Mr.
F. White. Gen. Sec. University
■ ria. Y* M. ( . A. Deader; Boya^
Hr. Will f. McCanlesa, Asso., State
5m. Leader.
4:50—Sight leelng.
7:30 — Inipirntional
Address—
Fynirr to W anounced Inter.
He Herald for Pojt Cnrds.
■i i i i u
,• j
t. I am not the candidate o f any
clou, faction nor special interests.
2. I stand fo r liberal approprla.
tlons for Education, realizing i f our
country is to
endure, its citizens
must be inform ed of the basic prin
cipals o f our Government.
.1. The National Road Daws should
he amended to bring about the chan
ges o f specifications for road build
ing in the State in accordance with
our local and
climatic conditions,
thereby g ivin g us greater benefits
from Government aid.
4, I am in favor of the Government turning over to Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals, to the end that the
farmers may securA cheaper fe r t i
lizers.
1>. I believe in a country which
produces more than it consumes, a
high protective ta riff is economically
unwise, but if the consumers o f tho
Fourth District are compelled to pay
a high protective price for the ncticIcs of production should be protected.
6. I believe the Government should
generously m eet its full-duty to our
cx-ssrvice men. For once let history
show R publics are grateful.
7. I am in fn vor of the present
limitation on immigration, but would
favor an absolute bar for n specified
number o f years.
B. Florida's greatest problem fo r
further development is transporta
tion nnd improvement of inlnnd w a t
erways. I cannot promise to obtain
nil the Fourth District needs nnd de
serves at the hands of the General
Government, but I do promise u n tir
ing, attentive nnd energetic e ffo r ts
in that behalf.
9. l believe changes in the Federal
Reserve Bank A c t should be made,
it never was intended that the G ov
ernment should exploit the borrow
ing public in the sum of over one
hundred millions n year, and this a f
ter the paying o f exorbitantly high
salaries and bonuses to its o ffice rs
nnd employees, and all this against
the smnll (tanks and in the interests
o f the large Banks in the money cen
ters of our country10. I believe the present laws fo r
reforstntfon should be enlarged and
made mure effe ctiv e.
11. L believe in economy in hand
ling Governmental affairs, there e x
ists undue extrnvngance nt present.
The Government has no right to take
nny more money from the people
BEAT THE BUSHES IF YOU BAG
BIRDS.
B. C. Forl*es, noted financial w riter
in a recent article discussing busi
ness conditions, said; “ There must
be much beating o f the bushes i f
the brids ar<^ to be bagged," ar.d
then quoted a prominent) business
man who said “ the man who goes
nfter laurels fo r his brow and does
not s£cnd his tirtie browsing on his
laurels XVIT succeed."
Forbes points out that the man
or business concern that is fighting
for business is finding times “ good"
white (he man of business who
spends his time waiting fo r business
to conic to him is complaining that
buinAs is bad."
Individuals nnd business concerns
that spend thuir time howling about
“ hard times" nre not forging ahead.
individuals ami business concerns
that are meeting conditions by in.
creased efficiency nnd effort
nre
showing as good results as they did
in years gone by.
The motorist who comes to a hill
does "not allow his car to attempt to
coast over the hill—he steps on the
gas and the old bus pulls the hill
just as easily as it coasts down
grnde.
Business is very much like the
motor cnr. I f the engine under the
hood is o f the right sort nnd the op
erator “ steps on the gas" it will pull
any hill— hut If the motor is hitting
on only ofte cylinder nnd the driver
is too Inzy to feed it the! gas the
car will never get over the hill.
On the wall o f a Jacksonville bus
iness house is this slogan: “ No hard
Times A re Not Coming; Just Soft
times G oing."—Jacksonville Metrop
olis.
Sanford Municipal Band
:
Giving Concerts E very
^ISlight This Week
Come Out and H ear the H and
--------------------------------------------- a n d ---------------------------------------------G i ve Them Y o u r C o n tr ib u tio n
Hgad The Follow ing Interesting
Figures On The Band:
Pay
$325 cash takes a 1920 Model
Ford Sedan lhat’8 in Rood condi
tion. It*s a real bargain.— B. &
O. Motor Co.
30-tfc
IIINTEIDM ISTBR P IA N O
CO., ENLARGING* SCOPE
- 1---J. ID iiinterm ister has returned
from Philadelphia, where he has
been spending the past week. H e
purchased a cnr load o f pianos while
•way nnd wil put on two new solici
tors nnd two now trucks at once.
This means two more families fo r
Sanford.
Bay it with a Herald Want Ad.
■R B I
a
Specials for Saturday and Monday
Y o u r $ W ill H a v e M o r e S en se
If Y o u W a t c h O u r A d v e r t i s e m e n t s
Siiutrii, anil Monday Only
Special yard
II
Good quality.
Color, Flesh
white, each
N ■
s
MENS
MUSLIN
NIGHT GOWNS
DRESS SHIRTS
nnd
P A G ! FIVE
than is necessary f t economically ad
minister the Government.
ii
IMPORTED
GINGHAM
ft” ;?
T H E SAN FO R D D A IL Y HERALD, F R ID A Y , M A Y 5, 1922
With collars nttached, extra
material. W hite, only—
S1.S0 value
.......................................
Music
Inst.
Uniform
Edgar A. Ball, D irector..........$750.00 $550 $ 89 $25
Mrs. Edith Ball, Trombone.... 85.00
.
80* 17
Clarence Bareli ft, D ru m ........
8.75
50
17
Clarence R. Bergquist, Clarin’t 50.00
75 17
E. W. Dickson, A lt o ............... 56.50
85 17
Geo. C. Fellows, Baritone....... 57.50
125 17
Felix S. Frank, B. D rum ......... 42.50 owned by band 17
R. Ernest Gormley, Clarinet ... 55.00
125 17
E. C. Harper, Cornet............... 45.00
89 17
W. L. Harvey, Cornet............. 57.50
89 17
H. C. Haskins, Clarinet......... 55.00
95 17
Joe Leinhart, A lt o .................. 51.50
85 17
E. W. Meisch, Tuba ............... 47.50
170 17
J. W. Musson, Trom bone........ 57.50
89 17
Joe Reizenstein, Clarinet....... 115.00
125
2
John Schirard, Jr., Cornet...... 55.00
89 17
M. Max Stewart, Baritone..... 47.5U.
135 17
W. S. Thornton, Alto
52.50
86 17
B. T. Tiller, C ornet........... ..... 12.50
89
2
Ralph M. Warren, Trombone
45.00
89 17
J. M. Gallagher, Tubo
11)5.00 owned by hand 2
Miss Rose Gallagher, Cornet... 85.00
89 17
J. Robson, Drums, Xylophone
8.75
225 17
Chas. Brady, Drummer, Soloist 80.00
17
W. A. Sutton, Saxophone.....
20.00 ’
218
Students not on pay:
Ed. Rumph, Saxophone...........
.
151
17
Glenn Whitcomb, Saxophone..
169 17
E. C. Bigler, Saxophone.........
~
218
17
Paul Radford, Saxophone......
151
17
Stuart Dutton, Saxophone......
289
17
fine
$1995.50
$550 $3259 $454
p ■
Does tliis statement look like the Municipal Band
ENVELOPE
CHEMISE
:
NAINSOOK
8 ***** f'r,‘ Sllk' finish, colors Flesh
tu
. : bpicinl Saturday and
| JlwxUj—
These Envelope Chemise arc o f
extra fine Nainsook Dace nnd rib
boned trimmed nnd nre a real bar
gain at, each—
was making any money or expected to make any mon
III.U K C H AM lilt AY
ey?
WORK SHIRTS
will help out the Band and help to pay the salaries for the
Men's good quality Blue Chambrny
Work Khirtn, 95c value, Saturday
nnd Monday, each
coming season. You can see where the $2,000 paid by the
City and the Chamber o f Commerce has gone and the
■ ■
•*'c islur
WINDOW CREPE
i
■ ■
CLOSING OUT
soft m aterial, beautifully
trimmed each
\
O U R E N T IR E STOCK OF P A IN T
W e nre going to discontinue hand
lin g paint because wo haven’t room
fo r them. Wc no doubt have just
whn* you need and—
%
REMEMBER
Remember, you get it
These prices are
at cost
Saturday and Monday
8 w U» at Once
Only
«
■ i
^
3 Blocks From the High Prices
^ Hanford Avenue------------ ------------------ ■—
-Phone 550
Sanford
£Municipal H and
H. C. HASKINS, Secy, and Treas,
BANNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE
«
way the band boys have spent it. Please look at the
Credit Side and the Debit and be convinced.
UNDERSKIRTS
Fin*
Your check sent to Chairman Forest Lake today
Submitted to Chairman Forest Lake.
S
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PAGE SIX
Pianos
SHELLS USED AS CURRENCY
Phonographs
Probably th« Earliest Form of Mansy
of Which Thtra la Any Real
Knowledge.
Phonograph Records
Popular Sheet Music
j
Player Rolls
Pianos
;
Phonographs
‘ ••
Phonograph Records
7f CT
H’M
Ori.
*
Popular Sheet Music
Player Rolls
Pianos
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PAJUT GERALD, FRIDAY, MAT 5,
1921
of 8«etton Fear. Township Twenty.
Booth of JUage Thlrty-lwo East. ran
thence Bast to tha Northeast corner of
EXPERTS BUILD FUR WRAPS said
Section Foer. thence South to the
oomer of Sections Three, Four, Nine
and
Ten.
Township Twenty
South.
Making of Crary Quilt Nothing ComRange Thirty-two Kaat. thence Beat on
pared to the Piecing Together of
the South line of said Section Three end
Its extension to the center of hake
Bit* • of Skin.
Harney, thence Northerly through I-»ke
Harney to the Bt. Johns Itlver, thence
O f course It would not he quite the Westerly down the center line of the
St.
Johns River to the outlet of Mullet
thing to look a gift fur In the lining,
I-sk*. i),«nc* Southeasterly through
or rather to rip up the lining and look Mullet Lake to the point of beginning.
The voting place In said election dis
at the under aide of the pelt, but If the
trict to be at the Cotmntiaary bf the
dollara that pay for the acarf or the OeceoU Cyprese Company at Osceola.
wrap hare been aaved up out of your Florida.
And, He It Further Resolved, that the
own pay ehack, It might be wlae to do boundary
lines of Election District No.
ao. according to a Jovial and friendly I. known aa OENEVA. from hneeaforth
shall
be
aa
follows, to-wlt:
member of the “fur mosaic" workers.
Ileglnnlng at the quarter section cor
For It la In scraps and trimmings of ner on the West boundary of Section
Houlh,
fur that they work, setting together Nineteen. Townehlp Twenty
Range Thlrty-lwo Baal, run W i l l to
those discards bought In bulk from fur- center of Lake Jeeeup, thence North
rlara who will nnt bother with them. erly along the center line of Lake Jee
to the nt. Johns lllver.
thence
says the New York Hun, Forties* pa eup
Haaterly up the center line of the Bt.
tience In matching and attaching, skill John* Itlver to the entrance Into Mul
let Lake, thence Houtheaeterly through
that la traditional nnd careful sew Mullet
Lake to where the Nurth line of
ing result In a piece of fur that would Hectlon Four, Township Twenty South,
put the most Intricate crazy quilt of Range Thirty-two Kaat Intaraecta the
Kaat shore of Mullet Lake, them
our grandmothers’ time Into the ama to the Northeaet corner of said Section
Four, thence South to the corner of
teur clnas.
Hecllone Three, Four, Nine and Ten In
Doea It wear well? A friendly mem Townehlp Twenty South. lUnge Thlralong tha
»nc* Kaat
Ki
ber of the Greek colony In Sixth ave ty-two Kaat, thence
of aald Section Three
nue that make, this luxury fabric of
t o V h e W t w o f Lake
scraps oh rug ed hi* shoulders nnd said: ] Harney, thence Botitherly
through
"W hy for you sskn me eoch thing? Lake iUrney to the Bt. Johns Rlver, thence Houtherly up the center of
You ahotild know. Fine for the looks. the Bt. Johne River to He Intersection
Con make extra careful care, no-yes? with the center line of the Kconlockhatchle Creek, thence Westerly up the
Don ta forgetta the cheap price.*’
center line of aald creek to the range
line between Itangea Thirty-one and
Thirty-two Kaat on the Haat boundary
of Hectlon Twelve, Township TwrfityTyranny of Clothes Customs.
one South Range Thirty-one Kaat.
Three hundred years ago Shakes- thance North along aald Range line to
penro could mnko I’olonlua aay, with beginning.
The rarllt**! tribe* illil not need
money because no Individual In the
tribe owned an tilling personally. All
pru|wrtf belonged to the tribe
whole anil none to uny ona person.
Later on when the tribe* met there
’ arose the runtnin of burter or trade,
the Hlmpteiit form of which wae the
exchange of nrtlcle« p<i**e«scd by one
tribe for tlm*e owned by another. For
Imtanee, aome of the Australian tribes
bud'a rough green alone which waa
valuublc for making hatchets. Mera^
her* of unot her lril»e, seeing three
green stone hutrheiu nulurnHy wanted
them.
They had no money, as we
know It today, but they hud red oehro
with which they painted their bodies.
Thus It developed that the tribe own
ing the green atones wanted some red
ochre, und each urllcle became n kind
of money— each became valuable for
trading purposes.
It
wits necessary, however, lc
nwnlt the developments of n "unit of
value" before money became elastic
II required something valuable In tho
eyes of these tribe*.
line of the
earliest forms of this elastic money
was shells. The skin* of animals were
long used by savage tribe* ns money,
but these could not be carried about
like shells. The aklns, however, were
tmg *p‘ eCmct
velushte In trading and fortunes were tome measure of truth, that "oft thaj.|^?ion^dlltHc7hi n / * ^ 1
reckoned by the number of skin* «P I'w «l doth proclaim tha man "
owned.
Aa soon ..h nnl.m.lH he. ...... I B,nl>' till* sort of prod.m .U oo hgS p w , of County Comml.^lon.r. i^ lP lc *
e live Iinlmnl llsetf re 1 l,wm " ml1p
on'1 l,>M oft BB ,hB 5 ° *•
Justice of the Peace District
donie-t tinted the
' three Intervening centuries have gone] No:
plurnd the skin na iiu>rii<y.
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And ho It further resolved that the
by. Almost before .Shakespeare laid foregoing
fora
resolution be recorded In the
down hi* pen the doublet nnd hose, Registry of Deeds. In the office of
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Beinlool*
SCHEME PROVED A NUISANCE tho iwlnging mantle, the Jeweled County Florid*.
Arul be It further resolved,- that the
■word and Uie Milled ruff of hia time
and foregoing resolution shall be
were sobered out of existence by the above
Office Force Refused to Allow Method
publlehed In tho Hanford Herald, the
■t'ndlty growing Puritan Influence. In only newepsper published In geminate
leal Man to Overlook Letter
the age of Queen Anne the apparel County, once a week for four weeks.
Written to Himself.
Done and ordered In open session on
proclaimed not so much the man ae this ths Ith day of April, A. D. 1911.
L. A, 1IRUMLKT.
Thu methodical Mr. Kelluti. grim led the man's tailor, remarks u writer In
(H E A D
Chairman
acknowledgement when K coaler, un id* tfco Christian Science Monitor.
A
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U CUR LETT,
tlce usslstniil, presented him with n century later still wo have Chartea
C. W. ENTZMINOKR,
note, according to the New York Sun
Lamb brooding rather querulously
L. P. II A il AN,
"Found this In lh«* ‘K* mnll box. IF* over the mystery that a “mere melan
Hoard of County Com
missioners of Heruladdressed to you." raid Kessler.
choir ninth of a man.” a tailor of
note County. Florida.
Kcllnm took the note, walked toward Fleet street, should bo able to tell Attest:
B. A. DO DO L ABB.
the pigeonholed malt box and later re
him how many buttons he would
Clerk of Uoard of County Com
•unied Ida sent, it wasn't long before wear on his coal, nnd tell him with
missioners of Heinlnole Coun
ty. Florida. 4-7-14-tl-ll; 1-1
Kioto, nnother fellow worker, came up nn authority not to he gainsaid. Since
to him wllh a note addressed to him the time of Lamb inch by Inch end
which lie had picked mil of (lie mull garment by garment the clothing of
box. Kellam was not ipilio so cordial, the modern man has been taken out
but he took It nnd repen ted ids trip of the range of Ids own free control
to tho oltlre mnll box. He was even and handed over to the tyranny of
leas cordial when Klnnster, another custom aud convention,
aaaoriate, approached him a few min
utes Inter and held nut n note.
$375 cash tnkcH a 1917 llulck
"I found tills In the ‘K.’ ” he began.
"Darn It,” shrieked Kellam. “I know Hoads tor. Good tires, Rood me
where you found It. t put It then* so chanical condition.— II. & O. Mo
I’d gel It In the morning— It's to re tor Co.
30-tfc
mind mo to do something tomorrow.
For Hie luvvn Mike put It hack I”
THOS. J. A. REIDY
rheumatism, backache, kidney
bladder all menfk; and Foley CathartJ
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroqey.
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and cleansing cathartic for connin g ?
mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield biliousness, headaches, and li u r T ^
Are., Chicago,'111., writing your name bowels. Sold everywhere.— A d r * * " *
C U T T H IS O U T — IT IB W OR TH
'M O N E Y
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
" I ’m Going Right Straight H^w
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for My Dear Old Florida Home," %t
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney term.ater’s Piano Store, Welsh, fiu T
Filla for pains in sides and back;
WE MUST PROVE OURj
FAITH IN AMERICA
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a little better; by saving a little more con
sistently; by moving forward, in unison,
confidently, into the Era of Prosperity
that awaits us.
This bank is doing the best it can to help
in the adjustment of problems in this sec
tion.
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Welaka Mock
One W ay It Doss Net Rain.
The weather men have been trying
to answer: "Ilou doe* It ruin?"
It Is
a hard question, says l)r. W. J. Humph
reys of the weather bureau at Wash
Ington.
"Lots of people ure content to say
that the droplets at the top of the
cloud pick up other* on their waj
down nnd come out nt Ihe bottom full
sized raindrops." he said.
"That
sounds nice, hut those who give this
explanation seem to overlook the ftt;;l
that cloud* cun Mont In the sky for
days without giving a drop of rain."
He has calculated how big it drop
would result from such a fall, und II
turn* out tJott u cloud purtlcle falling
from top to hot tom pf u dense cloud a
mile thick und picking up every other
droplel on It* way, would come out
only om-slxteen'h of an Inch In it!
aiueter. much smaller than un ordinary
raindrop.
Pokar In Hand.
We lived In the Hut above our land
lord.
He and Ids family were In Ihe
habit of going on motor trlpa every
Huntley. Ho one Sunday we were
rather surprised to hear a peculiar
grinding noise In whut seemed to us
to he (heir kitchen.
A* my husband
was not presentable, I grubbed up the
poker, for 1 felt sure It wae aome one
trying to break In, and bravely ran
down to Ihe front door and rang the
door bell. I thought they would hour
the bell ring and be frightened nway.
Imagine my einhnrruisment when the
door of the Mat opened and the land
lord stepped out and caught me with
the upraised poker In iry hand. When
I Mindly got through explaining he
merely Informed mu that the noise
wu* caused by the grinding uf his
coffee mill.— Chicago Tribuue.
Practicing In State end Federal Coerte
Practically all motorists recognize
tho benefit of n spring overhauling
fo r tho car. And within a few weeks,
thousand* will be attacking this task
more or leaa assiduously according to
their enthusiasm or their familiarity
with the subject.
Hut tho elimination o f enrhon, tha
tightening up o f tho bearing, holts
ami nuts, und the freshening effects
of a coat o f paint are not sufficient,
according to J. R. Roy, manager of
the local Exida Service Station.
"Tho battery," says Mr. Ray " r e
quires more or leza attention nt all
time* o f the year, but especially after
it hns stood in the cur— Idle or other
wise— throughout tho winter.
"Corrosion limy have taken place
around tho terminals. This should be
carefully scraped o ff nnd vaseline
spread over them to prevent further
trouhl.i o f thiu kind.
"The cradle in which the luittery
rests, is frequently so badly corroded
by add, that, figuratively speaking,
the battery in only held by a thread.
In fact, I have seen a man's battery
drop out on tho road because the mo
torist hnd failed to examine his
cradle.
"Tho wisest course is to drive tho
car to tho nearest service station eith
er before or after you have complet
ed the rest o f the overhauling. Here,
nn expert battery man can test your
battery, tell whether it needs any re
pair* and in other ways, assure the
success o f your spring overhauling.
"One way o f avoiding this—if you
lay your car up fo r the winter— is to
store your battery with your buttery
service station until spring. The coat
is nominal, hut when you are ready
for the touring acaaon, you can he sun
your battery is in good condition.
"T o sum up, remember, your bat
tery is an important part o f your car.
Give it at least the same attention you
give to other parts nnd you will have
no cause to swear nt the battery-rathe-, you will swear by i t
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Over Seminole County Bank
Whereas, the County of Hemlnole has
rapidly developed since Re creation.
and.
Whereas. It has become necessary to
create nn additional election precinct
and voting precinct In the saltern por
tion of said County, and.
Whereas, In order to establish said
additional election Jletrlct nnd voting
preelnet It will he necessary to revise
and change the boundary lines of Klec
tlon District No S, known as Osneva,
Therefor*, be It resolved that an ad
ditional eleotlon district and
voting
precinct be nnd the same Is hereby
created and established In Hsmlnot*
County, Florida, to be
known
ns
OSCEOLA. ELECTION DISTRICT NO.
IS. the territory comprising said elec
tion district being described a* follows:
Ileglnnlng where the Kaat shore of
Mullet Isike Intersects the North line
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F. P. FORSTER, President
I>. F. WHITNBIt, Cashier
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M ARBLE & G R AN ITE WORKS
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
1018 West P in t Street
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ta, Fla., among the pines aad lakes of Seminola county, aa up-to-date ■
modern brick hotel, with private batha and hot water heat First
class cuisine. Rates *2.50 to *150 per day; $10 to SI8 per week, ac
cording to location of room.
Attorney and Connaellar-at-Law
T11K SPUING O V E R H A U LIN G
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DIRECTORY :
Mystarlsa of Nature.
One of tho most mysterious powers
that close observation ban revealed Is
the capacity of certain tlshea and wa
ter nntmuls to live mu of the
water.
.Some small crustaceans have
been known to lie for 40 years In dried
mud without loving the power of ac
tively living when the mud was mule
tened again.
A naturalist visiting
Jerusalem look a Utile mud from the
pool of Ulhon, at the Jaffa gale, and
put li In a pill box. It lay dry for 4**
years, but when some of the dry duel
wua put into o saucer full of water
It gave rise after u short time to
some lively waler Ileus. The eel, a*
la well known, cun travel through
damp grass. There Is a I ropiest Mali,
known as the climbing perch, which
has the vtry curious ha Ml of scram
bling. by means of Its pectoral Mns.
up atone*, roots, and even the tranks
of trees. In search of Insects on which
It feed*.
Still more surprising Is the
hshlt of a South African IWh, called
Olarlns, which I* said to make noc
turnal rnlils on the Melds In order to
eat the groins of millet.— Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager
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SANFORD
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Contractor and Builder
SANFORD
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PRIDDY & COMPANY j
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SMITH BROS.
Garage and Machine Co.
Richmond, Virginia
Expert Auto Repair Work
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“ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS'
Quick Service Transfci ■
Storage Facilities
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If w« please you, tell others; If no
(ell us. Phone 498
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
DELICIOUS
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The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mil)
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Friday and Saturday!
SPECIALS
CONTRACTOR and B U lL D E f
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Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
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FLORIDA
Sanford Machine
Foundry Co.
Ganeral Machine and Bollar
Pina;
AT PRICES THAT ARE ONE-HALF
THEIR VALUE
Work;
Flywheel
Steel Gear Banda; Crank Shafts re
turned; agents for Callla Inboard aad
Outboard M otors.---------- Phnna M
Rayfleld Carburators
Installed and Guaranteed by
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�THB SANFORD D AILY HKBALD, THURSDAY. MAY 4 J 9 2 2
three Real Bargains j
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| Ruic|( i!)20 Model, 5-passenger; 4 new ■
United States Royal Cord Tires, good top and i
■ int and in first class mechanical condition. 5
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nldsmobile 8 ,1920 model, 7-passenger, A -l
S condition. $750—Terms: $250 cash, balance
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, • n(ivv naint; looks and runs like new. A good
1; family car or livery. $675— Terms: $275 cash,
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209 PARK AVE N U E , SANFO RD , F LO R ID A
Lexington and Ilupmobile Sales and Service
A REAL UARGAIN
JI50 rash lakes Maxwell ronditer. three passenger.— H. & O.
Kotor Co.
80-tfc
HAVE YOUR
laund ry w o r k
Danco at the Montezuma Hotel to.
night, May 6. Admission $1.00.
33-2tc
.Employment Bureau..
The vocntloral committee o f the Busi
ness and Professional Women's Club
requests all younK women dsalring
emp*jrment to register at the First
National Bank.
AC.NES G. BERN Kit, Chairman
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ORLANDO STEAM
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N O T IC E
I have recently acquired the
grocery business at No. 310 San
VecsU («r and dollscr to any part of ford Avenue, Sanford, Florida,
«*r Leave your bundle at .Monte* which was formerly conducted
ssaa Hotel ur rail Phono No. 485 and by Theresa Ruck & G. W. Ruth
erford. AH parties having any
$sre par *aeon call.
claims against either o f the two
persons named will present them
at once.
ORLANDO STEAM
LAUNDRY
French Dry Cleaners
IktaURamiftai'aiiaimta
"Gas Mounds."
Gas uiounda" U the popular name
In T ein * for the tow, circular einb
iiem-a, uwrngln* 20 feet In diameter
and two feet In height, which abound
In forest and pmlrlc region* In Loulsluna. Texas, southern Arkansas and
Oklahoma. On the auptn>«ltlou ilmi
the mounds hn\r been raised hj
ascending gas from subterranean oil
pools, they are regarded as IndicatingI
oil beneath. A government geologlM.)
who tins examine,, the mounds, dl*
putes this theory of their origin. They
occur la many districts where not th«
least sign of oil or gas has been ills
covered.
Me thinks that they owe
I heir existence mainly to the unequal
settling of the ground In poorly-drained
nreas subjected to abundant periodic
rainfall.—Milwaukee Sentinel.
1 invite inspection o f my plnce
of business and “ Speak for your
trade."
JOHN THEODORE
A Living Sure.
What you could buy for SI heforr
;he wnr now costs 11.70 In the nver
• ge large city. This la the latest cost
of-llvlng report from the national In
ihutrtal conference board.
The figure Is a lot lower In small
towns. The mun who Insists on living
In the city lias to pay the piper.
The solution o f the city man's cost
of living Is to move tc the farm. Hi
•night not get much for his crops, but
he at least would he sure of u living
— Chicago Kvenlng Post.
Ruulan Postage.
A lellYr front the Ukraine was re
eolved by Ur. Snlvuduw o/ MultItnur,*
which c o n t a in e d nc» stumps sultiedi.i
II.IIH rubles.
The envelope wouli
not Imld all the stamps, so u strip o
paper was pasted on it to uirry llo
leftovers after the face and hqck hut
been completely covered.
British Columbia’s Tlmbsr.
Directly and Indirectly the tlmbei
Industries o f Urltlsb Columbia repre
sent nearly half th* trade and com
mere© of the province.
In 1P20 they
produced nearly $03,000,000 worth ol
comuisrclul material und It Is eatl
mated that the 1021 output w ill rui
well over the $100,000,000 mark, Tin
output In ~I02O waa approximate!)
2,000.000.000 feet o f wood products, ant
over 10.000 men were employed to pro
dace this quantify.
Those Subnormal Children.
In nn address to the physicians ol
Peoria Dr. Borden Veeder o f Wash
Ingtoii university. St. Louis, said;
“ The fallacy of setting nrbUrarj
standards for tbe weight and height
of children without reference to theli
parentage Is u practice which shout/
be abolished. In Judging whether i
child is above or below normal U>i
stature nod weight of th* paroob
'should be considered.
MEN OF GENIUS NOT “SMART"
English Trofsssor Declares They Are,
In Fact, Extremely Slow to
Grasp a Point.
Defining "smartness" ss the capaci
ty to adjust oneself rapidly to the
Immediate circumstances. Prof. T . 11.
Pear, University o f Manchraivt, sail!
at the educational nssoclatloiTs-nnnunl
conference at University college, that
"a genius Is usually anything but
smart, and he distinguishes himself
from the merely smart man, who lives
up to Hie external demands, by refus
ing to accept the surrounding*, by set
ting about them Instead of allowing
them to set about him.
"I !«el|eve that some geniuses might
nut achieve the topmost ranks In a
good many mental tests, especially In
Ikosc requiring rapid solution o f prob
lems. A genius never sees sny com
plex problem In tne same light aa an
ordinary person and In a mental teat
may appear to be atupld.
''Borne brilliant scientist* would
make woefully bad boupital orderlies,
district visitors or managers o f a
household. The reason Is not that they
cannot attune themselves to the situstlon.**
Professor Pear divided people Into
two classes, the extrovert* and the
Introverts. The extrovert won the
V. C. The flrat class airplane tighter
Is n specimen o f the healthy extrovert,
hut the mnthematiriau who calculate*
the plane's stability Is un equally
healthy Introvert.—Loudon Pally Mall.
WILL FIGHT FOR BARGAINS
British Journal's Lamsnt bhows That
Women Ars Womsn Though th#
Ocean May Divide.
A Joke that blooms each January
and July In the funny pupers la the
i bunged disposition of women In sntu
times
A good deal of II, of course.
Is Just Joke, and nothing else, but there
is n certain layer of truth nt tbe
toots o f It. On* never does actually
see shoppers hitting each other with
umbrollns or stumping on the assist
ants, though un the opening duy of
die kales recently there were women
with llrm fingers Jerking hlouees uwny
from limp, tentative fingers and el
bowing through crowda In u manner
that even n conductor would regret
to see In n afreet car. Iltrh silk pet*
ilcouis spilled off tbe counters on the
dual) floor, nnd women trumped over
them Just as though they were rlumpe
of buttercups.
Little frail bite of
lingerie were lugged at the seams tn
a way thnt waa simply asking for
trouble; flimsy blouses were tossed
Into crumpled heaps. It seemed scarce
ly possible that any of the good* dis
played could survive the tumult und
battle o f thlo, th* flrat day.—Manches
ter Guardian Weekly.
Dance nt the Montezuma Hotel to
night, Mny 5.
Admission $1.00.
Got some clnamon eugar, 15c per
package. New Orange Blossom hon
ey in pint Jars, at the Popular Mar
ket
32-2tc
Telephones Aid Forest Ranger*,
The rangers who police our national
forests now ere using portable tel#phones as a result of special perf##*
lions and ndtipiuiUmH of this method
Of communication to timber country
requirements.
Each ranger carries » i«*r table tele
phone as part of In* equipment. Wire
service la uuilntulneii between the
headquarters camp, debt points and
lookout station*.
Instead of tbe overhead telephone
lines, the forest telephone wires hang
loosely from trees 10 to 12 feet above
tbe ground so that In case a tree falls
ou the line It merely will take up
some of the slack and not break th*
wire.— Atlantic City (N. J.) Ornette.
For your picnic parties, wo have the
Mivona Olivc-naisc, samjwichola, boil
ed ham, lunch tongue, Queen* olives
and nil kinds o f pickles.— The Popular
Market.
32-2tc
The world at your door every even
ing fo r 16c,— Daily Herald.
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
O P T IC IA N — A *T O M E T R I8T
gheet Cable Over River.
Telephone and press communication
with Portland and points ah far north
ss Montana, cut off recently by the
overflowing o f the Banttam river. In
central Oregon, was restored by shoot
ing across the river a weight to which
312 East. 1st 8t.
Sanford, Fla,
waa attached a light wire.
A projectile gun wee used, accord
ing to tbe t’actflc Telephone and Tele
graph company. After ten attempts
the wire was tended ncroax a 400-foot
gup and nn emergency cable pulled
JUST RECEIVED
across.
A Shipment of
Too Much Cut Out.
"Your allow can piny In l ’lnnkvltte
If you cut out tbe objectionable feat
ures.”
Come in and Look Them Ovrr
"Won't pay me."
‘‘Nonsense. You can continue to
charge $2 per seat."
"Not for n ten-minute allow."—
Louisville Courier-Journal.
PLAY GOLF
Golf Clubs and Balls
SANFORD CYCLE CO.
T H E SP O R TS M A N 'S STORK
Radium In Brixll.
117
Park Ave.
Sanford, Florida
A rich And of radium hint been re
ported In the state of Minns Gcraes
In Brazil, according to a traveler whe
bus Just returned from South America.
The radium Is In the form of uranium
oxide.
C H ILD REN IN SPRIN G TIM E.
Mrs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Rd.,
Cleveland, O., writes: "M y grand*
daughter was troubled with n cough
for nearly two years. She took Fol
ey’s Honey nnd Tor and her cough Is
now gone. It loosened the phlegm so
she could raise It easily."
Foley’s
Honey nnd Tar is just what children
should have fo r feverish colds, coughs,
"snuffles," and tight, whoesy breath
ing. He sure to get Foley's. It checks ]
croup and whooping cough, too. Sold'
everywhere.— Adv.
GLOBE PIANO CO.
S A V E YO U MONEY
W rite us
Empire Hotel Block
Tho Business nnd Professional W o
O RLAND O , FLORIDA
men’s Club will have a chicken supper
nt tho Miller building, corner o f First
and Park, Saturday night, May llth.
SANFO RD M ATTRESS F A C
Price 76c. Everybody come and en
TORY
joy good homo cooking. Wntch for
K. C. ECHOLS, Prop.
menu.
31-6t-;w-ltc
Sarcastic.
Th * flret step In learning whether
your child le properly nourished, we
.......... ..
Y0WELL COMPANY
PAGE SEVEN
j
■
Friday and Saturday Specials!
"Old Mattress Made New end
A R E A L U A R G A IN
SlOtl rj»nh tnkeu 101R Fnrrt
P4Mk.fi Ip *A * * w p lp l» #lap 4*M M J** M M .
grama" The kilograms are very light, touring cnr.— II. & O. Motor Co.
we understand, hut If absolute ac
30-tfc
New Mattreea Made to Order"
French Avenue nnd 17th Street
curacy, le required, you may weigh
the child lo them flrat, and then Inter
take 'em off nnd weigh 'em separately.
i
----------- a t ----------On second thought, * e advise the sep
arate weight tn nil cases, especially
where th* kilograms are winter
weight
FIR E -A U T O — BONDS
Reading further, you multiply the
reeult by ten, and then "divide the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
result by the child's sitting hrlght In
centimeters*—Just everyday cent Ime
ters will do—"n»d tnks Hie cube root
of the result, and you wIN hare u fig
ure that will tell you whether your
child Is properly nourished."
Most
Now's the time for you to buy n M O LIN E TR AC TO R . Wo
any architect or engineer In the tele
have n special offer thnt you cannot nfford to let get by ypu.
phone book will he glad lo cull and
For every farmer can afford to buy but you cannot afford
find the cube root for you.— Kansas
not to buy it real Trnctor, thnt has been proven out to be a
City Star.
Sparton
B. W. HERNDON
Insurance Agency
Horn
I
Sanford Battery Service
Company
NOTICE TO FARMERS
35 DOZEN P A IR S L A D IE S ’ PU R E T H R E A D
SILK HOSE
in Black, White, Brown, with seams, for pair
$1.25
great success in this section.
will sell you a—
N O T IC E !
Hnving told out tho book nnd peri
odical end magazine business to E. D.
Mobley, all o f our old customers will
now find n complete line of nil the
magazines, papers and periodicals at
Mobley's Drug Store on Park Avenue.
29-tfc
T. J. M ILLE R & BON.
WASH GOODS
Lf '-ck Voiles, White Finish, Lavender unci Ton and Colored Voiles, for yard
It nppenrs thnt extracting nitrates
from common air interests congress
less than extracting publicity from
■ hot air.
Until October llt h , 1022, wo
MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors
for $528.00
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 llt h , so plnce
your order now.
BELL BROS.
RHONE 2102
L A K E MONROE, FLORIDA
LADIES’ BLOUSES
Kig lot of new Voile anti Organdy Blouses.
Service
Special for, each
$1.49
SPECIAL UNDERWEAR SALE
".lii.s and Gowns made o f soft Nainsook und neatly trimmed, rcgulnr
$2.00 value. Special for, each
98c
Towell Company
a-v - - - - - - - - - - - - a n d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S a t u r d a y \
FOR SALE B Y A L L GROCERS
W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO.
W H O LE S A LE DISTRIBUTORS
SANFORD
H iiiim u ii
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SH I The S anford Daily H erald
SANFORD
"The Clly Substantial"
IN THE H E A R T OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
volum e
8ANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. MAY 6. 1922
III.
RUSSIA’S REPLY TO ALLIES
memorandum expected
to BE READY MONDAY A. M.
NUMBER 35
STOCKTON’S PUBLICITY PLAN
THREE
NEGROES
BURNED
BOOSTED BY METROPOLIS
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND AT THE STAKE IN TEXAS
FOLLOWING USUAL CRIME
P er Year to A dvertise t h e S tate of Florida Thruout the Nation
H enry D avidson Dead,
Illy Tbr \ InIr«| I'rraal
r ( * nr:i F ifth A nnual M eeting
W hite Girl Pulled From
JACKSONVILLE, May 6.—Telfnir Stockton’s proposal for
; Strictly Concjl ( C cntra| Florida E. L. U.
Head
o
f
M
organ
Co.,
Horse, A ssaulted and
W ill Be b ,rltu L r N o t
Central
business men of the state to pledge one hundred thousand dollars
atorv Uoc
D ocum ent m t
a t W in tcr Garden yearly
and Red Cross Work
iatory
for five years for all Florida advertising fund gained fur
Killed
Intended for Break
ther impetus today with the pledge of one thousand yearly from
AM' NEGOTIATIONS
Thursday vening and Almost Three the Jacksonville Metropolis. Stockton pledged one thousand, Col line) Tumor on Auditory Nerve nnd
Could Not Survive Operation
Hundred Were Present
lins C.illett, Tampa, pledged one thousand last night on behalf of
NEGRO CONFESSED
M. E. Giilett & Sons. Tampa, no pledges binding until the minimum
(II, T k r (..iir ln lrd I'rraal
one hundred thousand .yearly
is available,
contributions
as low as , NEW
,
..
. .. ,, .
YORK, May tk—Henry P. IMPLICATING TWO OTHER NBfive dollars will he received. ( ontrihutors notify their newspapers. |)aviion> of |>, y|urRnn & Co., died GROSS INI) \I.L THREE TAKEN
The fund will he expended by commission selected by contributors on thi, ’l)JW,rntint; tub]c todny. An- FROM OFFICERS AND HURNRD
voting in proportion to the amount of their contribution. Meet nnuncement was made at two o'clock
ing of contributors will he called to effect permanent organization nt Morgnn’* office*. Davison died at
l l l r T h r Aaaorlntril I 'rraal
KIRWIN. Tex.. May fi—Three
ns soon ns hundred thousand dollars is pledged.
1;i(0. Davison was being operated on
The fifth meeting of the Central
Florida Epworth League Union met in
rnttFI.JV MINISTER TCI1ITC11ER.
FOREKi^ ■
.u cn riA T K I)
Winter Garden on Thuradny evening
has TOl.l* TUB ASSOCIATED
with nn attendance of some two hun
' cOBin-.n-'-l'llNTS TODAY
dred and seventy-five people, repre
senting League* from five counties,
c S o \ . May 6—Buwla* renegroes were burned In death at
including Lake, Orange, Osceola, Vo
for the* removal of a tumor on the nuB|Vto the allied memorandum i*
the aame stake here at 5 o'clock
lusia and Seminole.
ditory nerve, near the brnin. The op
this morning by a mob of fire
Nothing could have been more re
*»"pet ted to lw read, Sunday or
eration wn* performed at hi* home nt
hundred following the nUegrd im
freshing than the delicious iced 1cmMoa<D> and «HI h* distinctly
Peacock Valley, Long Island, nnd the
ronr.lutorv document and not In onndo to which all were so generously
plication in criminal Assault, and
new* of hi* death receiver! nt Mor
tended M break off negotiation*
murder of n 17-year-old white girl
served on entering the little church.
gan's office* over a special wire. Mor
foreign Minister Trhlleherln «ald
whose mutilated hody was found
Every ono found their respective plac
gan's office* received the statement
near
here Thursday night. Snap
today• It » ill. however, firmly
es with their own Lcngue. The presi
presumably from physicians: "Davi
Curry,
the first negro horned,
itate ltii'«ia’" inability to eomply
dent of the Wintcr Garden League h»d
son died shortly after conclusion of
wn* taken from the Freestone
charge of the devotional meeting,
■ith lerm« offered.
operation u| him infiltrating tumor of
county officers Inst night while
which was opened by all singing the P rofessor H om es and Marshal H ale Found Dead the brain, whic hcould only be partial
they were attempting to moie him
y,;" OltlEW S WILL
Grace, prayer by I)r. Walker, nnd n
ly removed.
in Office
to a safe plarr. It is alleged he
MU ID M'FBCTED
wntm welcome addrcaa from Hrother
confessed to the molt he had as
IIV FLOOD WATKItS |j nrj | n \ „hort but excellent pro
<iO\ KRNMKNT IS
d i r T k r (M M 'lalr* I'rraal
. . .
. . .
saulted and murdered the girl and
gram con*latlng of »olo», duct*, and
URGED TO WORK
COLUMBIA. S. C., May 6.—Professor M. Goode Homes, of the
in his confession he implicated
SHOALS
PLANT
M-w' m:l iIC ns : 1M . y T - T h . t reading, followed by nil singing « University of South Carolina faculty, and Ben Hale, university
two other negroes, J. II. Varney
song.
m arshat, both shot to death at 10:15 this morning in treasurer s
N«w Or.-m u„uld not be affected familiar
nnd Muse Jones. The mob got
l
l
l
r
T
h
r
AsMM-Inlrtl
l
'
r
r
«
*
|
The program came to n close by office of university. A student said to have been passing the of
by thr »pr« i "f water coming thru
WASHINGTON,
May
fl.—GovernJones nnd Varney out of the
tfce rm a'-o ii< the Mississippi river each League singing tho song, nnd fice heard the shots, entered the office nnd found the bodies ot ment retention of the nitrate nnd pow
Freestone jail where they were
!t\ " at i’oydtas, 12 miles below Sanford was there full of pep and both men and one pistol. Coroner investigating says he believes er project* nt Muscle Shenls, Ala.,
hrld ns suspects. The three ne
lemonnde
nnd
put
it
over
big.
How
thnt Hale shot Holmes nnd then killed himself ns only one pistol ruthcr lhmi their lease or sale to groes were rushed to Kirwin, the
b.fp.
tli tatement last night
ef New Orb n levee board officials, ever the program could not bo con- was found nnd thnt belonged to Halo. There were not witnesses. private interests, was urged yester home of the dead girl, nn iron
ah declared tbut in the event of its plctc until wc heard from P. M. Hoyd,
day by J. II. levering, a civil engin stake was dritrn into the ground
word sweep, it would nnd he was there to favor ns with
eer of I.os Angeles, Cal., in testify on a small square in the heart of
easily I d ertid into Lake Pontch- "Oh Glorious Day.”
ing before the Scnato agriculture
town. Curry wn* burned, then
After the contribution Pres. Thus.
srtra.n thr -,;h numerous bayous,
committee in support of Chairmau
Varney, then Jones. After the
m,| iny , . :fb-w of these waterways G. Bird opened the business meeting
Norris'
bill
proposing
a
government
third
negro had turned to n crisp
« did i. halted by a protection levee by having thr minutes read, correct
owned corporation for development of
all three bodies were piled togeth
ed
anti
approved.
At
tho
president's
byilt •
>.nr* ago for such an
the Muscle Shonls teiritory.
er nnd fuel nnd oil thrown on
request Enterprise returned tho ban
emergency.
Mr.
Levering
declared
tho
commit
them nnd they were then ignit
Thr ( \ .. waters Inst night hid ner nnd the roll was called. Tho at
tee
should
never
accept
a
private
ed. The nioli rapidly dispersed
res-hr-l tl„ vamps jju*t below the tendance record was ns follows:
ON SOLDIER BONUS UNTIL HE TOWARD MUKDEN AND ItE(TUS offer until out had l>ecn drafted on
and nt daybreak only n few per
Dcl-nnd, 80 on roll, 35 present.
Chair . tt. : ational cemetery, several
a
sound
basis.
sons were remaining to witnesa
CAN
STUDY
VARIOUS
NITION
OF
WU
PEI
FU
IS
Clermont—absent
milrs fr, i New Orleans, but levee
<po»i«.r Vortw»cV, P.-pbbHrsn, Scuth
the nttermath nt the triple cre
PLANS
GIMNTKU
Kissimmee—38
on
roll,
15
present.
,<<
,1 that It would
Dakota, nsked if Mr. levering thot
mation. The girl was riding a
Winter Garden—02 on roll, 54 pres»l i. ,.
r me low and marshy
Henry
Ford,
who
hns
submitted
nn
Mir
Thr
.laaorlnlrd
I'rraal
horse* home from school several
l l l r T k r S a e . r f . U t r d I’ r r a a l
lar<!« f ti •. section nnd finnlly Tow cnt.
PEKING. May rt.—China's civil war offer for the projects, was embarking
WASHINGTON, May fl.—President
miles from Kirvin late Thursday
Sanford—02 on roll, 77 present.
Irt I .
1' ntchartraln through
Untiling after a conference todny with 1appears to hnve ended with the flight upon "another pence ship" expedi
when she wns attacked. Her hody
Enterpriae—18 on roll, 5 present.
B»> T .(ntie. Hesides tho nathe senate
finnnro
committee Ih publi-Inf General Chang Tsnn Lin toward tion.
was found near the road with
the
senate
finance
Ocoee—40 on roll, 30 present.
tinr.a! , • I •y, the largest sugnr rerans withheld his dcclsldn on tho sol- Mukden and the recognition by Pe
1e"That’s just what I mean," tho wit
twenty-three
knife wounds in the
fir.i r> r ''
rid i* loented nt ChalGrovelnnd—Absent.
c a n 'king government of General Wu Pei ness replied, adding that he doubted
diers
bonus
question
until
head,
neck
nnd
chest.
Orinndo—C
O
on
the
roll,
15
present.
iretti 1 •
lath of these nre on
Fu ns mnstcr of the situation.
if Mr. Ford had n process by which
Highland Grove—3u in roll, 3 pres study the vnrious plans proposed.
romj.iT .- . > high ground nnd proChnng’s authority in Peking was the manufacture of fertilize,'* could
All sc tions of Seminole county
ti.trd I,;, i ilrond enthnnkments and en t
eliminated
yesterday with the disarm he reduced by one-half their present have hail nice rains during tho past
COUNTY
COMMISSIONS
lutura I.,triers no fears have been
After some delay, confusion, count
ing of his guard inside the capital nnd market prices.
week ami fruits nnd farms look fin*.
OF SEATE WILL MEET
rx| r• . !
to their snfely from ing, figuring nnd threshing the ban
General Wu was recognized by the
At this point, Senator Heflin, Dem
IN
TAMPA
TUESDAY
thr f >*J waters.
ner was awarded to Ocoee ns the Lea
Peking government ns having assum ocrat, Alabama, took Issue with the
!gue having the highest percentage.
witness, declaring thnt big interests
ed central.
(Hr T h r A a a o r l u l r d I ' r r a a l
However, Sanford Leaguers nre good
It is understood President llsu Shih would keep "anybody from develop
TAMPA, May fl.—The annual meet
losers hut nre determined to bring ing of the State Association of Coun Chang will remain in office until the ing Muscle Shonls unless he Is like
the bnnner homo next lime, when a ty Commlisioneis will Ins held here eml of his term In October, 1P23. Gen. Ford and bus his own mo icy."
crowd of 85 people can represent Sn.i- next week with the initial session Wu rays ho does not intend to Inter
"Well," replied Mr. Levering, "if
iji
ford In Winter Garden, it is to he ex Tuesday-morning. State Comptroller fere with him. A re-organization of we have to go to one man for every
pected that Snnfonl ran have n one Ernest Amos. State Tax Equalizer the cabinet is expected.
thing in this country, wo ought to
hundred per cent ntttndnr.ee at the Marion L. Dawson nnd Judge II. B.
Premier Liang Shih-Yi, who is re make him king."
SENATOR SIMMONS SAYS THEY
next meeting In Orlando.
Mr. Levering sniil much support
Phillips, chairman of the stnle road garded as a supporter of General
Wimimd.u
WllJtON FOUNDA.
Wll.I NOT HE CUT DOWN
The following officers were elected: department, art among the speaker* Chang, will be automatically eliminat given Mr. Ford's offer came from
President—Thos. G. Bird, Orlando. on the program for the first day. ed. The premier nt present is in "sucker money," explainning that
1ION i DNTRIIIUTORS CAN
ANY.
Vice-Pres.—Caroline Spencer, San Mr. Amos will discuss the nutomiblle Tientesn. Acting Premier Chow Tsu speculators already were selling "lots
NOT ESCAPE
Illy T k r l a a u r l n l n l I 'rr a a l
ford.
license Inw, while Judge Phillip* will Chi probably will resign. He confer at Muscle Shoals, next to Mr. Ford's
WASHINGTON, May fl Taxes iraSecretary—Jena Lantez, Orinndo.
*lt» ||i« \ ssor Idle d I'rrae)
tell the commissioners about the road red yesterday with General Wu's plen factory."
posed by pending tariff bill will be sa
" ' !NOTON, May (1.—Secretary
Treasurer—Doris Faber, Enterprise. department nnd its work.
When the discussion was directed real ns those imposed by the revenue
ipotentiaries with regnrd to the gov
***' ' 'ay informed Senator Glass, ’ Cor. Sec.—Miss Nancy Summerhill.
Home demonstration woik will lie ernment.
to the offer iniiilc by Frederick Eng* bill and probably ns grant, from three
the 1r
') u|>«iit reconsideration had
The next meeting will be nn adver discussed by Miss Sarah Partridge,
General Wu has remained outside strum, o f Wilmington, N C., Mr. Lev to four billion dollars, Senator Sim
f' i' i 'hr ronclusion thui contribu- tising feature and will bo held on
tt»n« t„ .• Woodrow Wilson founda- Thursday evening, June 1st, In Orlan state home demonstration agent, at Peking thus fnr nnd has given no in ering declared it "wuold be n scandal mons, of North Carolina, ranking
Wednesday’s session, while Dr. Wil dication of un intention to enter the for congress to accept thnt proposi Democrat on the Senate Finnnce Com
t
' "t exempt from federal in- do.
son Newell, director of the agricul rity. He purposes to rail a c» .tali- tion."
Ctltnr t
mittee declared in minority report fil
Mellon added, however, he
Refreshment* of ice cream nnd tural expelImont station at Gaines tution convention ns soon ns the mili
Mr. U'Vering's comments were tho
Vrutild 1
ed today in the senate.
I to hold the matter In home made eakc were served,
ville will deliver nn address on ngri- tary problems are solved. It is his in- first heard by the comm ittee on the
...........
•d postpone formnl ruling
cultural development in the stnte.
tention to unite north nnd south Chinn. Norris bill and marked the first dountil w 1 foundation might rcorMIAMI TO WASHINGTON
The ronvention probably will he held parture from consideration of tho of- SI'KCIAI. EDITION
Thursday
wll
Ibc
devoted
to
nn
au
gsnur t i *'*mtt exemption under the
SANFORD IIERALI)
fers for private development since
tomobile tour of tho surrounding in Central Chinn.
Uh
FOR THE SIIRINFKS
l l l r T k r A a a o r lu lr d I 'r r a a l
the
committee
hegnn
its
Investigation
The defeat of General Chang is at
WASHINGTON. May fl.— The flrst counties to inspect road nnd bridge
ncrinl tourist party a rived In Wash construction nnd maintenance, benu- tributed to lark of the support he ex Inst month.
I ” « w : s o f IIOOZR
The Sanford Shrine Club will put
tifiention nnd development. Ebo itin pected fcom the southern provinces,
out
a special edition of the Sanford
I ' ' Mil o \D OF TOMATOES ington yesterday when the air crui erary will Include a visit to Plnnt the neutrality of Shantung nnd the
GRADES FROM ARGENTINAser Santa Marin disombarked six
Herald on Friday, Mny 2flth, the day
passengers from Minmi, Fla., »t n City, Lakeland, Aubumdalc, I-«kc failure of Dr. Sun Ynt Sen, head of The Herald office this morning rc- ^ o the big doings here and the
«U* I lir V a a o r l a l r d I ' r r a a l
1 " KST, May flfl.—Custom* of- Potomac landing opposite the capital. Alfred and Haines City, tho commis- the Sothcrn government in Canton to ceive.l some nice grape* from Chase | " l^ la l edition will be a peach. It
yesterday seized 150 The flight up the const was started •loners dispersing nt the latter place send nn expedition northward to oper & Co., that came from Argentine .in will consist of eight pages or mart
AI 1 O., n u l l miliw ................. ..
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I
’ whiskey which were found Monday, ninny stops being nindo cn for their home ritlcn or returning to ate against General Wu.
the Panama Canal. Will Leffler h«p-,
In regular new •paper style
Tnnipn
by
way
of
Ijike
Wales,
Har
arload of what was route nt southern ports for fuel or
i in
i„ New
\ W York
contain a lot of
penedi .to be
lock when
win. the
"c **Mpt thnt it will
.........
low, Mulberry and Plnnt City.
MARY PICKFOKD HEADS
.
,
,
1 to be tomatoes. The car sightseeing.
to t h e ' Inside history nhout the member* of
FILM ACTRESSES CLUII grapes arrived and^ sent son •
" ^ '" 1,1 about one hundred crates
The Sunta Marin, with n maximum
honu'
Thii Ik another item Tot the Shrine thnt even their own wives
SUMMER
YOUR
HOUSES
' ' ■ and arrived by ferry speed of 75 miles nn hour, and a
do not know. It will hnve cartoons
(II* Tkr v*.«rinird i'rraal
our waterways nnd water traffic nnd pictures of the members and will
‘ •*' tr <n Havana. It wns billed t o ' enpneity of 14 passengers, *has *been
LOS ANGELES, MAY fl.— Mary league. They can »hip fruit* and nre
City Clerk L. R. Philip* call* your
* ' ' handling concern in Chicago. operated dnily for several months bePitkford ha* been chosen president shipping fruit* from the west coast he filled with pep and push nnd be
attention
to
the
fnct
thnt
all
hou*c*
twten Miami and Havana, Cuba.
better than a comic weekly.
Tha
should l*e numbered, all residence* nnd of a club of motion .picture actrosses, nnd from a* far away a* Africa to comniittc will call upon the mer
G I A \. REQUEST
business houses, and the number* enn the primary purpose of which is to Sew York nnd shipping cheaper than chant* of Sanford to take apse* In
DAIL KIRK AN
'•hltMISSlON TO ABANDON
be had free at the Cleik's office in the protect the good name of its mem- the railroads ire hnuling Horidn the Shrine Special and they will only
PEACE COMMITTEE
•l«»M LINE TO CARRAIIELLE
city
hull. Thi« I* nn opportunity to l>er*, it was said hero. Ml*a Helen fruits nnd vegetables. Look out for call one time aa the special muat be
WANTS LONGER TRUCE
get your number and tack it on nnd Ferguson, its organiser, stated ad- the time when the South Ametienn arranged at once if it la to coma out
U
'• • • w la l'd I'r t M |
1
mission would by by invitation only grower* start growing vegetables in
May
C.-The
, AMHSGTON,
.
..... : DUBLIN, Mny fl.—The Daall Elr- hnve It forever more. It a*si«t* the nn ilnone would In* admitted who were competition to Florida. Unless the nn time. Watch for the Big Shrine
r. , l - l . _. . . .
mail
carrier,
the
ncwspa|»er
carrier,
'
Horidn nnd Alabama rail- ennn peace committee today announnot “credit* of the industry."
railroads come down in rate* menn- Special nnd take generaous space in
'• n<kcd the Commerce Com- red by two of its members, requested the Insurance people ami everyone. In
Other
officer*
will
bo
elected
Montime It will Ik* good night, Florida. Rut the paper that will be the greataet
I • emission to nbandon its to arrange with respective army fact the insurance people insist on all dny, when a nnme for the club will the grapes were great and we hereby happening in our midst in many ds
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•'ween < nrrnbelh- and Ap- headquarters, prolongation of a tem house* being numbered.
;th<irk Mr. (’hast' for them (this will
be chosen.
••achiiola.
Eventually Europe may (
porary truce recently agreed upon by
not cost us 25 rents n* it does in Ro.
Dempsey is going to Europe. So
weary of signing contract* with tbel
rival Republican army factions.
Table
Imnrd
at
Hotel
Montezuma.
tnry).
here Is ono man who doesn’t agree
, field men only to have the home of
H ™ 1" Koar'1 «t Hotel Monte:rums,
and
with the French view thnt Germany |I 0 per week. Rest of service35-fltr
: tr week. Rest of servici
Herald
want
ads
get
results.
fice turn them down.
ice
und
Best
of
room
nnd
board
at
the
Tem
cruisine.
rniisin,.
35-ltc may again start something.
35-fltc pie Club.
TRAGEDY AT UNIVERSITY
SOUTH CAROLINA TODAY,
MEMBERS OF FACULTY SHOT
CHINESE WAR
HARDING
IS FINISHED.
WITHHOLDS
HIS DECISION
TAXES IMPOSED
TARIFF BILL
TO BE GREAT
CONTRIBUTIONS
FROM TAXES
A
fk£
it
r11
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T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1922
BEAUTIES OF
STATE ENTER
TIMES’CONTEST
over sixteen and unmarried, and n o t'the poiaibilitiea of the Sanford Klan actreaa, model, or lyofessional wants Club.
T he A m ount D oesn’t C o u n t It’s th e S tart—
beauty. On the back of the photo- I After Jeff had "dropped the turtle”
—T O N I G H T graph submitted to the Beauty Edi- Secretary Lloyd read n telegram filled
T hat’s th e T hin g
tor of The Tampa Times should b« with congratulations from the lnt*rwritten the name, occupation and national Secretary, and EM. Lane anCecil B. DeMille’s
address of the entrant, the name of nounced that the last half of the
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the photographer who took tbo pic night” would be finished at the Elks’
REPRESENTATIVES
TIIRUOUT ture and that of the person submit Club where a big dance for Kiwaniana
:
w
FLORIDA COMPETE FOR
ting i t
and their friends was to be staged.
15.000 PRIZE.
To the T h riftless m oney sa y s “Good
Throughout the evening music was
Contestants are reminded that pho
B ye.”
•
tos in sephia show up better than furnished by a seven piece orchestra.
those in colors, though the latter are The “Kiwanls Klarion” edited by Sher
To the self-resp ectin g, forw ard -lookin g
acceptable.
man Lloyd and Bart Herndon, giving
r h life
-information in rhyme as to each of
Citizen it says: “I am yours, I rep resen t your
ii - ,
I)anre
at
the
Montezuma
-[th
e Sanford Kiwianians, and includ
life
b est w orking days. Be careful w ith me for I
night, May 5. Admission
ing numberlesa Jokes on both visitors
nd home boys were placed at each
am your b est friend. P u t me in th e Bank,
KIWANIK CLUI1 HAD MG
plate
and afforded much merriment to
w here I am S afe and I will work for you. R e
With Dorothy Dalton, Mildred llM.
TIME LAST NIGHT Ithe guests.
member, I m ove the world.”
) Dainty programa or place cards th a t ris, Conrad Nagel, Theodore K »
((Vntl*«*1 from J*ir* i>n#i
were a work of a rt were also placed loff, Jean Davidson and Julia F»>t.
nounced
he
would
sing
n
song
entitled
It’s a picture that swept from T«.
Open your S avin gs A ccount TODAY!
ut each plate.
"We Feed Our Baby on Limburgcr
ns
to Siam, and gathers into bua!
The following was the menu for the
I
Cheese so That We Can Find Him in
dreds of Invish scenes the love
banquet:
the Dark” and then in fact sang
beauty of the world.
Fresh Fruit Cocktail
“Home Sweet Home.” Any way if
Queen Olives
that speech of Robinson's was what he Celery Hearts
Fried
Chicken,
Country'
Style
a iiB n ia ia m iiiia
really though to be serious, there is
Snowflake Potatoes
not enough laughing in Sanford to
Petit Pols cn Cassc
stand for his funny ones.
is •
A REAL BARGAIN
Hot Rolls
Then to cap the climax Howard Ly
«
—
Pineapple
Salad,
Del
Monte
man lend the Orlando bunch In n rng
$150
cash
takes 1911)
Valdez Ice Cream
:
time composition wherein Sanford,
Roadster,—Ik
& 0. Motor Ca
Petit Fors
MISS M
-HOME GIRL Orlando and every other place and
STRENGTII-PKOGHESS-SERVICE
Demi Tasse
___________ 30-tfc
Sanford
person had gone “wild, simply wild"
After
the
banquet
the
Kiwaninns
Herald
want
ads get results.
over the Pnytnnn moonshine.
I;.
Does the most beautiful girl of
and
their
gucsta
went
to
the
Elka’
ft lokri! like the Indies had !»een for
the state live here?
gotten, but they had not—no Schelle Club for the dance, consisting of ten
Today we arc printing the pic
numbers and four extras.
Moines, our own judge of red necktie i
tures of two o ft he entrants in The
Many hour% later the “affair" came
fhmo, yim« to their rescue with his
Tampa Times beauty contest from
to
egg trick. The judge produced a large . an
, ,end
,, .with every
- one
. .tired. but
this section.
W .».! .ninjunctd Ihnt ,h , •I.HIw
1■
h“J «!■»«•
10% INTEREST •
■ » P— U
(he i.lhrr. »mf tt c
«“ *«"“ *■
.
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when the toastmaster called time, the
and expenso of investigating property for n loan of one year or more
We
knew
tho
first
Thurs•»
*e
^
lady holding the egg should mnke a
of Flvo Thusand Dollars on Orlando property worth $15,000.00.
day
aftemon
holiday
would
*
speech, for which she was to receive **
We recommord this loan.
bring on the hot weather. N
a hnndosme cut glass vase—the vase **
Just
rend over the report >i
was exhibited nnd the egg started.
BITHLO REAL ESTATE COM PANY
today
that says 90 as the H
Well it kept moving, too. The toast- ^
max.
Fish fry, golf links, *
126 South Orange Avenue
Orlando, Florida
master called time and Miss Edna ** For Florida: Mostly cloudy **
gun
club
shoot, Kiwanis
tonight nnd Saturday; prob- »»
Wallace, of Daytona, hud the egg. She
Club
all
in
one
evening and %
ably
local
thundershowers.
Hi
was called on to make a speech, hut in * '
the
Herald
force
working. *j
*a
the excitement she said that she hnd **
touring, good condition,
extras,
What
can
you
expect?
n
left her speech nt home. The judge **
$.1.60 or best offer. Cameron Trent,
5:40
A.
Mr
MAY
5,
1922
*
presented her with the cut glass vnso
Welnkn Apt. 10.
30-5tp
Maximum
..............
<
jo
N
for niuking an effort, but in handing
H P
Minimum
.........._...
**
FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R.
it to her it was "accidently" dropped
Rango
72 |q
siding. Within four blocks of center
and was broken. Things appeared to
Barometer
.............
29.96
la
of city.
be in n dr-adful fix, but a three pound
Calm
and
cloudy.
box of candy was in waiting to take
Geo. V*. KNlUlfT
the place of the broken vnse, and Miss
272-tfc
Ra
Classified Ada Sc a line. No
Wallace was happy.
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FOR SALE—A practically new piano.
ad taken for leas than 25c.
Jeff Hailey, secretnry-treasurer of MANANAS HellinR by the hunch
High grade, wnlnut finish for cash.
and positively no classified
NOTICE!!
th<»
Alnhnrnn-Horidn district, was Inor by the Dozen
$160.00.
310
Cypress
Avo.
23-tfp
ads
charged
to
anyone.
Cash
f• •
treduced and in his witty stylo mada .
__
...
,
must accompany all orders.
$125 cash takes a pmclic&flj
FOR SALE—One 6-room bungalow,
every one feel they hnd known Jeff A * 1 1,118 8*Wn|f by the box or by
Count five words to a line
located on Sanford Heights, $1,500, MISS Snew
Grant. Good tires and er-8TUDBNT for years. During his speech he told
lhc dozcn
and remit accordingly.
cash, a bargain.—A. P. Connelly.
erythinR good.—B. & 0. Motor
Sanford
of the organization of Kiwanls nnd of Car located by Express office Co.
30-tfe
27-tfc
■a
V.
The Times in receiving photos of
FOR SALE—New six room bungalow, girls from nil over the state, many
located on Sanford Heights. Lot 50 of which are sent In by friends or ................................................................
FOR SALE
*135. Price $2,250.00. Worth your relatives of the contestants.
II
A
inspection.—A. P. Connelly.
33-tfc great deal of interest is being shown
10 Stores in Georgia.........................................
.................... ..
---------------------------------------1 Store in Florida
FOR SALE—Good row nnd two nice in th«> rnnt...*, IzzAUfi lint winner
heifera., Address it, C., enro of the will not only receive $500 in gold,
shape, $250 terms or $200 rash. 190 Herald.
S3-3tp but will no doubt* he hniled ns Queen
Model.—Rive A Walker, In old Ford
of Florida beauties.
Iv
PO UND
Garage.
dh-tfp
In order to qualify for entry In
FOUND—One gold cuff button. Own tin* contest, the Florida girl must be
Sanford’s New* StoreFOR SALE—Fine celery farm, 10 er can have same by calling at Her-------------------- ----------------------- Phone 127
»U,
proving
property
and
paying
for
i •.•res rich hammock land, cultivated
dh-tf WANTED—Iron safe, medium aize.—
10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow thin nd.
Southern Drug Mfg. Co., Cates’
ing wells, 8 4 acres tiled; also thirty
LOST
Building.
•
33-2te
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acres hammock adjoining with one STRAYED—from lot last night two
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well and amnll part cleared, near black mules. Any Information lead \Va NTED —Stenographer nnd l>iliing
LADIES
clerk, must be rapid on machine.—
Cameron City. Apply to owner for ing to their whereabouts fr.HI bo
particulars, Herbert O. Crinpcn, R. greatly appreciated by C. A. Betts. Southern Drug Mfg. Co., Catcn Build•»*33-2tc
R. A. liox 180.
32-12p Phone No. 339-J.
34-2t|t
FOR SALE—15 acres orange grove, LOST—Between Sanford ami Sorren*
;L f' ‘I 1t f •
MISSES’
In Pink, nnd W hite Suesine Silk, pnir—
fine land, about 400 old bearing
to violin nnd case. Finder please no
17,7PO Acres in East Orange
i*
<
i
County
orange nnd grapefruit trees. Also pe tify John E. Fuller, l.cc*hurg, Fnl.
can, poach, grnpes, pears nnd other
On Fam ous
34-2tp
One-Strap Button, low heel
fruit trees on Golden Lake, 3 4 miles
O* !ando to Ocean
tS A
FOR KKNT
_ t S ' - r south of Sanford. Also another 4 4
H ighw ay
acres of fino rich, cultivated pine land bOit KENT—Five room furnished
Rich Farming, Citrus and
bungalow. 1012 Magnolia avenue.
with about 75 old hearing orange and
Trucking Lands
• 34-ntp
grapefruit trees, nnd about 76 pecan
NAVY BLUE nnd BLACK
Reing Syndicated in
i :
trees, on Silver I.nke. Apply to own ROOM FOR RENT- Furnished with
30 A cre Tracts
er, Herbert O. Crippen, R. It. A. Box
privilege of garage. 709 Pnlmctto
Each tract fronting on OrlandoBLACK
189.________ ;_______________ 32-12P avenue.
:14-I0tp
Ocean Boulevard at the extreme
ly low prire of—
3f> inchcK wide
FOR SALE—Potnto bnrrcls in any I OR RENT—Desirable housekeeping
rooms.
Phone
348-W.
32-Ctp
$28.24 per Acre
quantity, special prices on car lots,
Five Years in Which to Pay.—
correspondent solicited, Clenrwntcr EOlt ItFN'T—Rooms nnd kitchenette.
Medium Heel
Title Good—Warranty Deed
,t
Mfg. Co., Clenrwntcr, FIs.
8-tfc —Shirley Apartments opposite post
Guaranteed
28-tfc
I ,*
FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 acre, office, upstairs.
l.nnd May Be Occupied Before
one 10 acre Snnford nve. walking P O m iK N T—8-rooni house on Union
Payment Completed
a '
distance to city. Two lota corner
This tract consists of 17,700
Ave. A. P. Connelly.
2fl-tfc
MED HOSE nnd LORNA BOONE
13
•
Center nnd Elm nve. Two lots west FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms,
seres bordering both sides the
Drlnndo-Enst
Coast
Sixtccn-foot
■N
*1
side Palmetto nve., 60 ft. front Elev hath, for lighthousrkecping. Good
ifl, .
Boulevard for about eight miles,
enth 8t. Mnke offer.* II. T. Corey, location. Apply "R. S.", core of Her
is intersected by the Florida
1M
owner, 115 N. Spting St., Los Ange ald Office.
.
fl-tfc
East Const Railroad and two
In beautiful Pattern*, speei'il, yard
les, Calif.
288tf: 29-tf
other main county highways one
Three-Strap Button
\m
FOR ENT Furnished room, 411 Park
of which is to be hard-surfnred
Ave.
,
33-6tp
also.
STOP—LOOK—READ
U|x«i completion of these hard
FRUIT-PRODUCK S llll PF.ItS
surfaced roads the value of this
W
A
N
T
E
D
.
V i fill*
Innd will increase very sub
Try our expert service collecting Rail WANTED—Small cottage, unfurnish
stantially as has already been
W'l
road Claims.
Original. Vouchers ed or half of house, or unfurnished
demonstrated in nil other sec
•ent directtoclaimants.—Eastern
housekeeping rooms. Address "Per
tions of Orungc County, and the
Shoro Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. manent,' P. O. Box 648, Sanford. 34-p
syndicate proposes to sell in
i:T
Cooper, Ass’t General Mgr., with I'. R.
«mnll tracts thi syndicate hold
WANT
TO
BUY—Hewn
heart
ings
nt
n
profit.
R. Claim Department, ten y e a r/ Seajlllp
InnRlcaf pine lies. IMen.se com
This tract is virgin timbered and
ford, Del.
10-e.o.d-2wc
P A Y CASH
the timber Is conservatively es
municate with us promptly.—
timated to be worth $12.00 per
FOR SALE—One six-room house, Georgia-Florida Pine Co., Jack
sere.
cheap if taken nt one*. Apply to sonville, Fla. ___________ 28-Gtc
Get B ig Values-For Less Money
References—Any bank yr busi
Blrs. A. Norwood, I.ako Mary.
ness bouse in Ornnge Courty.
WANTED—Position as caretaker of
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m
32-0tp
................................................ ........................ ...
Honest Salesmen Wanttd
orange grove.—Geo. Hunter, Route
Mail
Coupon
Today
for
Partirulara
FOR SALE—111 ncrcs, four ndles out A, Box 100-B.
30-Ctp
_____
on good voad, opposite Country WANTED—100'colored laborer* want- ORLANDO-EAST COAST LAND CO.
$£
Club; now 5-room bungalow, garage 0,|
the city of Daytona, Florida, 126 So. Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla.
Plensp send particulars of your 17,
•nd out buildings; some Innd cleared for concrete and asphalt paving. Wag- 700 aero development. This In no
•nd planted In fruit trees; good water. Pll 174 c per hour, working ten hours manner obligates me.
G. Hirsrhi, R. 1, Snnford, Ha. 30-Ctp per day. Pay in cash every Saturday. ixanio ............ ...... ...........*.............. ...
FOR SALE—Automobile; nm going Free bunk house nnd commissary at- Ad dress ...».............
North Sunday; must sell, 1919 Inched. Don't write. Come ready to Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla.
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Berlpps-Booth, 5-passenger light six work.—Atlnntic llltulithlr Co. 33-fltc
iit
“MONEY TALKS”
“A FOOL’S
PARADISE”
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU
“ HONEY TALK"
The Seminole County Bank
M ONEY W ANTED
TEMPERATURE:
THE WEATHER :
CLASSIFIED
ADS
BANANAS
APPLES
C H R E V O L E T "^.::
The Churchwell Co.
SEAL PAX UNDERWEAR
L a d ie s ’ S h o es
BLACK KID PUMP
$ 2 .4 8
$ 3 .5 0
TAFFETA
KID LACE OXFORD
$ 1 .7 5
GINGHAM
$ 4 .0 0
*
PATI.EATHERPIMP
$ 6.00
[T he C h u r c h w e ll C o .
[ FIRST STREET
• •
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•
SELLS IT FOR LESS
WELAKA BLOCK
�PAGE TWO
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD SATURDAY MAY
1922
“A N ation o f Hom e O w ners” is the ideal that Am erica looks forwar dto. It is a m ighty b ig ideal, but practically
everyone who is p aying rent can help realize it. D oesn’t every real A m erican w ant a share in th e soil and the
property o f his native land?
Of course he w ants to be Uncle Sam ’s partner! R ig h t now a t th e first dawn of
Spring, the im pulse to own your ow n hom e is stron gest. You will do well to “obey th at im pulse.”
THE PRESENT OPPORTUNE FOR
THE HOME BUILDER IN SANFORD
The fleeting, palpitating present is
opportune for the home builder to
realize the lowest prices in construc
tion.
There is a pronounced lull in indus
trial construction. I’lanta that were
started and half completed have been
stopped, the suspension of activities
Such reasons or excuses are recogThis will in no way prevent your
' nized as harboring at least a g em filing a separate brief, if you so de(of sound business sense.
arre, hot ft wi!) present to the army
If a manufacturing concern U look
ing to foreign markets for biuinaaa engineer the information In a con
anu aces no immediate hope of plac cise form and In such a way that he
ing its products profitably, this Is wil have a thorough grasp of the
being Inld to different rauses, with
ample reason for holding up the con I entire situation.
the announced intention of resuming struction of an auxiliary factory
This is especially necessary a* to
operations within a few months. Oth which may be erected in the course of | the tonnage (both rail and water)
J to be developed by a system of wat
er construction of this type is being sixty or ninety days.
But this course of reasoning does erways fro Jacksonville via the St.
held off, the resumption of foreign
trade and stabilization of conditions not apply to the intending home Johns river to a point approximately
in Europe being generally the reasons builder. Many contractors and build thirty (30) miles south of Sanford
givqn for the failure to go forward. ing trades mechanics are either idle thence by a short canal to the In
or not rushed ard they are not only dian nter. and thence down the In
willing but eager to make close prices dian river to Miami.
on construction, particularly home
The Tentral Florida and Lower
building, for the chances of loss and
accidents, and interruptions and lack
of materials are iesa on this type of
construction than on the heavier
types.
It is agreed by the experts who ap
praise business and building condiitions that industrial construction
will become active in the course of a
few mouths. When this comes on
the probability is that the material
j market will stiffen, and men who now
are idle will be employed. Then con
struction will cost more.
THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A
PERIOD IN RECENT
YEARS
MORE FAVORABLE FOR HOME
BUILDING THAN TIIE PRESENT.
East Coast territory contiguous to
this route con produce a tonnage
that can not be ignored b ythe war
department's engineers, congress, or
any one vise, and in addition would
reclaim vast areas of the richest soil
in America by preventing the annual
overflow now occurring.
Will you please indicate as quick
ly as possible your intention tot be
present at this meeting which is
called for the purp'*** of getting
things in lino for I .gible results.
See what you can buy for 1 rent at
the 0. T. O. Gift Shop.
34-hp
A REAL BARGAIN
$225.00 cash takes 1920 Oakland five-passenger. Good tires
and in good condition.—H. &o.
Motor Co.
30-tfc
Boom and board $12.50 per .retk
and up.—Hotel Montezuma.
35-«tc
With the doughboy gone, official
Table board at Hotel Montezuma, Germany may breathe easier; but
|I0 per week. Best of service and what will the marriageable girls ds
cruisine.
35-Ctc now, poor things?
CONSULTATION
AND ADVICE
FREE
Even if you have som e one else do
your w ork—you will have a
BETTER HOM E
The Central Florida Wotor Traffic
league is stressing the importance
of the approaching hearing at Titus
ville when government engineers
wil meet members of ,the league for
a discussion of the proposed canal
route through Central Florida.
S. J. Sligh, president o fthe lea
gue, has aent out the following lettee In -cg-rd
tu« hearing lo cham
bers o fcommercc in this section of
the state;
Referring to the call from the
army engineers’ office at Jackson
ville, Florida, for a meeting at Tit
usville, May tO, 1922, it is vitally nec
essary that complete information and
statistics on every point indicated in
the engineers letter bo gotten toget her in the very best form possible
nml believing thnt this can be done
b yn meeting of representatives of
all interested towns, cities and or
ganizations, the Central Florida Wa
ter Traffire League hereby calls a
meeting at Sanford, Florida, nt the
Valdez hotel, nt 7:30 p. m.. May 8,
If you talk it over with
w. s. PRICE
And you will have the
Best H o m e
If you have him build it.
It will be
m utually profitable for you to
in vestigate
Is on now in every city in Florida nnd Sanford in going ahead and building
homes and business blocks. The best season in the history of Sanford lies
just ahead of you. Don’t delay in your building plans.
Materials are
cheaper, lumber is cheaper. Ix*t us figure with you on lumber and supplies
for your new home.
| CARTER LUMBER COMPANY
1022.
The PRICE is right
810 W est F irst St.
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IMPORTANT RESULTS
EXPECTED FROM THE
TITUSVILLE HEARING
You are earnestly requested to
have representation nt this meeting
with information pertaining to cv -|3
cry xubjjoct named in tho engin
eers letter, so that it may be com
piled an dpresented in one brief at
the hearing nt Titusvllio.
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Building Prices Are at
The Bottom
Lay Your Plans
NOW
For Sanford is on a building: boom and there will be more
building: th is sp rin g and sum m er than ever before. Ma
terials are cheaper. L et us show you how you can save
m oney on your lumber and all building m aterials.
------------------- LET US FIGURE WITH YO U-------------------
HILL
LU MBER
COMPANY
If you are interested in ow n in g a home, see V.
C. COLLER. P lan s and sp ecification s free, if
I build the house. I can m ake the best price on
work as I buy my m aterial at w holesale prices.
..
V . C. COLLER
THE BUILDER
..
�,Y HERALD, BATTTRDA'Y, MAY «, 1922
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M iss K n ox is Given
T w en ty Y ears for
F irst Degrre M urder
MONTROSE, V«„ May 6.—Miss
Sarah E. Knox wns found guilty of
murder In the first degree and sen
tenced to twenty years in prison by
the Jury in its verd!ct returned at
8:23 o'clock lr.st night. Miss Knox,
former nurse, hns been on trial since
last Tuesday for the killing of Mrs.
Roger 0. Eastlnkc, whose husband
wns acquitted last December of the
murder.
Walt T. Mayo, commonwealth at
torney of Westmoreland county, con
cluded the nrgument for the state at
6 o'clock. Judge Chinn then adjourn
ed court to allow the jury time to eat
dinner before beginning their secret
discussions. The jury retired at 7
o'clock, returning the verdict in one
hour anti twenty-three minutes.
The jury stipulated that the verdict
should carry a sentence of twenty
years' imprisonment in the stnte penitoniary.
It is expected she will be taken to
Richmond tod* yto begin serving her
sentence.
Melt AK MAJOR GENERAL
TO FILL THE VACANCY BY
DEATH OF Me ANDREW
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of Brigadier General James II. MeRae. first nslstant chief of staff, to
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be m n j o r general to fill tho vacancy
by the d o th of Major (iorcrol
James T. McAntlrew, announced today
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Washingnnd Polishing a Specialty
Foot of First Street, Sanford Avenue
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
The Launch SA N FO R D
For Partied, Picnics, Fishing, Outings
Capt. A tkinson
Phone 235-L1
Residence 203 E. Third SL, Sanford
ria n o s
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IIINTERMISTER
1’IANO CO.
Welaka Block
M. 11 YRES
C. U RANDALL, M D.
c. n sEAncY
ration
L D. HARTLEY
T. I \ LEWIS
J. C. 8F1NKS
W. E. ALLEN
E. tV HE NCR
D tV. SHORT
A, R. STILES
MRS. J. If. ALLEN
MRS, J A III S T U N E
A. E. SJOBLOU
MRS .tL V. EVANS
F I>. SJolll.OM
JAMES REED
JESSIE M. FERGUSON
B. T HAINES
Ma r g a r e t e h a i n e s
t l ’rttttoners from th s te r r ito r y c o n
tigu ou s to Special Tax School D istrict
No 2, Sem inole County. Florida, a s d sw rlb ed secon d ly ab o ve):
R T. LEE
MUR W. F. SANDERS
MRS. M E KMMERBON
GEO tV. BUNNELL
J M EVANS
JACK McNAUOIITON
tV, II MORRIS
The Firms listed beiow have partici
pated in a campaign conducted in
Sanford by Union Labor
E D W A R D HIGGINS
CHERO-COLA
FORD CARS and FORDSON Trsctora
301-308 East First Street
THERE'S NONE SO GOOD
t-IS -o a w.-Slc
MENU
Chicken I'ie
Fresh Green Keans
New Potatoes
Cabbage Relish
Hot Rolls and Ituttcr
Lemon Pie
Coffee
75c
Miller’s old stand, Park and First.,
Saturday .May 6th, Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club.
33-3tc
O V ER LA N D
SHOES
Now f6!)H Delivered in Ssnford
FOR THE FAMILY
H AIGHT & W IE L A N D LLOYD SHOE STORE
C H ASE & CO
NEW BERRY DRUG
COMPANY
FLORIDA FRUITS snd
VEGETABLES
EFFICIENT DRUG STORK
SERVICE
C. W. STOKES
GROCERIES AND MEATH
Fruits and Vegetables
OPTICIANS
Sanford, Fla
TH E
FIRST N A T IO N A L
BANK
AUTO R E PA IR S
DEANE TURNER
All W ork G uaranteed
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Phone 447-W
Incorporated
FURNITURE and House Furnishing*
Font of First Street
SANFO RD SHOE A N D
CLOTHING CO.
KVKBYTII1NG THAT MEN AND
*
nOYS WEAR
Wrlakn Building
Corner F irst and Elm
SMITH BROTHERS
CARTER LUM BER CO HOF-MAC BATTERY
COMPANY
LUMBF.lt AND HUILDINt
MATERIALS
ELECTRIC GARAGE
l/ower Fries*
A . SFEKIt & SONS HILL H A R D W A R E CO
HARDWARE AND BUILDERS'
DRY GOODS
SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
all th e territory last a b o v e described,
and th a t such territory be c r e a t- d Into
a S p ecial Tax School D istrict, to ho
n u m b ered and kn ow n n* your Honor
a b le body Hit nil deem host, but i n t e r a b ly a a Suae la 1 Tux Sch ool Dialvial N».
2, S e m in o le County. F lorid a.
Hm a.ihl
d istrict to lie created for th e purno-o' of
le v y i n g and co llectin g a d istrict echonl
tax for th e ex clu sive u se of tho publ'c
fr e e s c h o o l s within th e .aid and n.et
ubovo describ ed territory. That mote
ttinn t w e n t y - f i v e per t e n t o f tho duly
q u a lifie d elec to rs who pay lav. * on
c it h e r real or personal proper:v an I
w h o r esid e within tho last above describ ed territory have s i g n e d 'Ills pell*
Hot W e a th e r
Is Here
l , " w llB R H F O R B YOUR PETITIONERS
HUMBLY FRAY:
„ ,
, ,
T hnt on election be ca lled and held
to d e te r m in e whether or not the limits
o f S p ecia l Tax School District No. 2,
S e m in o le County. Florida, shall be e x
ten d ed ao ua to Include all of the te r r i
tory o f S em in ole Courtly, Florida. aa
la s t a b o v e described; su c h
territory
Sch ool D istrict, and a ls o to determ ine
s h a l l bo created Into a Special Tax
th e nu m b er of mills of sp ecial school
d is tr ic t tux to tie levied and collected
a n n u a lly for the tw o su cceed in g years,
and a l s o w h o shall s e r v e us
school
t r u s t e e s for the said sp ecia l tax school ■ ■ ■ s u a u a s J G S U u a v a r i n u * * * * * *
d is tr ic t f.»r the tw o su cceed in g years
A N D YOUR FBTITIONEIIS " ILL
E V E R FRAY.
,
. w
( F e tl tl o n u r s from the territory now
em b raced In Special Tux School District
No, 2. S e m in o le County, Florida I:
C H A R L E S B. BOWERS
A N D R E W (1. IIAINKS
E. C. HATES
MRS. LILLIAN L. BATES
MRS. R. K HUFFMAN
F R A N K F. WATERHOUSE
KATIIARVN l- HAINES
A E CLINK
A LICE D W A T B IlHOUSE
A. 11. FULLER
It. G. FULLER
E D W A R D W. MITCHELL
It. C. TYLER
L. A. RANDALL
J, N. SEARCY
W. A. LEWIS
J A B IS T U N E
J. M. C H A IT E Il
It. J. OVERSTREET
O II. F it AIN
U J. HARTLEY
It. C. HAUIl
MRS F. J. NEIMBYER
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K. B. TYLER
es in the city be numbered, all owners
"'which said last d e sc r ip tio n Includes
of un-numbered houses can obtain and
em b r a c e s all that te r r ito r y o f Hemnumbers renly for putting up and in lunla county. Florida, now Included and
om hruccd In the Special Tar. School D is
structions ns to how to number, FREE trict No. 2. Seminole C ou n ty. !• lorlda.
and a ls o that territory c o n tig u o u s to
nt the office of the City Manager.
said d istrict and s eco n d ly ab ove d e
L. It. Fill LIPS,
scribed.
YOUR PETITIONERS furth er rep
City Amil tor
OlfrV r esen
t U ial they desire tile imitta «(
said
S p ecia l Tax School D istrict No 2.
85-Sat-Mon,-Thr-3-wc
ex te n d e d so as to em b race and Include
$150 cash InkcH Maxwell road
ster, three passenger.—H. & 0.
Motor Co.
30-tfc
PA G H T H R B B
OEO. KINGS!.KY
A. tV MULLEN
CAKES—All kind, on sale at Deano
J ' 'K T S .o S ! Turner's Grocery Store, Saturday,
33-2tc
county. Florida. .(» now .............. May dth,
i
C n o m ta ru U V eb a
M eBuo
cnnt- “ lid a l s o that more titan t w e n ty -f iv e
ity S t c r e t a r y W e e k s. M c lt n e
eom
ce n t of the qu alified ele c to r s who
m:ttilled t h e s e v e n t y - e i g h t h division in pay u tux on either real or persoiiul
,
, ,
prop erty and who are r e sid e n ts o f that
t h e w o r ld w a r .
te r r ito r y lust above described, being
______________________c o n t i g u o u s to Special Tax Koliuol D is
trict No. 2. Seminole C ou n ty. H»rld.t,
h a v e sig n e d this petition.
THREE MEN KILLED
YOU It I'KTITIONKHS w ou ld further
IN BANDIT FIGHT
rep resen t that they are q u alified d o
l
o
r
s w h o pay a tax on eith er real or
NEAR CANTON. OHIO p erso
n a l properly and a r e resid en ts of
th a t portion of Seminole C ounty. I tortila,
described
ns fo llow s, t o - w ' t :
III* T hr Assw elslrd P r e s s )
B e g in n in g at S o u th east corn er S ec
CANTON, Ohio, May 5.—Three men tion
3 1, Tow nship 21 8., R a n g e J« r - .
th en ce West to the S o u th w e s t c o r
. are dead, two bandits dying ns the rv run
n er S ection SI. T ow n sh ip 21 8.. Range
suit of a gun battle five miles north 30 Hast. North to S o u t h w e s t corner
n 11. Township 21 R . B am :. 30
of hero yesterday between n posse anti SKectio
. t hence West a lo n g C ou n ty line to
S
o
u
th
w
e s t corner Section 19, Township
four gunmen following the kidnapping
21 8., tilin g s 29 K.. I h en ce North atone
of n motorcycle policeman who hud c o u n t y line to W ektva river thence
o r th e a ste r ly along said r iv er to tho
nrrcJtcd tho gunmen for speeding. The N
In tersectio n o f sutd rtvsr w ith the east
dead include two gunmen and • no and w e s t center lino o f Section
T o w n s h ip 20 S , B a n g e 29 B . thence
member of the posse.
Kasl to Sou th east corner o f the N orth
e a st q u arter Section 7. T o w n s h ip 2" S ,
Kangs id B-, then cs N o rth on e-h a lf
mile., th en ce Fast to S an ford grant ltne
th e n c e S o u th ea s t a lo n g sa id lin e to c e n
ter S ection to. Township 20 8, R an ge 10
en co South olio mite, then ce east
It being very desirable thnt all hous oI),n e -th
h a l f mite thenco S o u th to begin-
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‘ •on 10. Township 1# 8. R an g * 10 E .
Houtn to w a t e r Section IS, T ow n sh ip 10
H.. R a n e e 10 E.. th enco E ast to E^at
lin e o f said Section IS, th en ce South to
p oint o f beytnnlng.
Vour petitioners, ns a foresaid , fu rth
e r represent that th ey d esire the lim
its o f the said district a s a b o v e d escrib
ed ex ten d ed so as to Include and em
brace all of the territory c o n tls u u u s to
th e a b o v e said t Istrlct an d described ns
fo llo w s :
B eg in at the S outheast corn er of S ec
tion I t . Township 21 8 . R a n g e 10 K.
run th en ce West to S o u th w e s t corner
Hectton
il._Towti.hip
n a 8V. l U
o TK„
S
ectio n 11,
Township 11
l unnggeej t10
North to Southwest S ectio n II, T own.( 8 Range 10 K , then ce W e t
a lo n g County lino to S o u t h w e s t corner
S ectio n 11, Township 21 8 , Range 29
K , th en ce North a lo n g C ou n ty line to
W ek tv a river, thence In a N o rth easter
ly d irectio n elong said river |o the In
te r s e c tio n of said river w ith a certain
c reek In Sec. 1C, T o w n s h ip 10 8, Range
19 E , then ce S o u th easterly alon g said
creek , fo llow in g the moat ea stern por
tion th ereo f to In tersection o f
said
c reek w ith South line of Section 22,
T o w n s h ip 20 8 , R an g e 29 K.. then to
Ra«l to Southeast corn er of said S ec
tion 21, Township 20 8., R a n g e 29 E ,
th en ce South to S o u th w e s t corner uf
S o u th e a s t ({warier of S o u th w e s t quarter S ection It, T ow n sh ip 21 K. Range
29 K . th ence East to th e Northeast
corn er Section 11, T o w n s h ip
It
S,
R a n g e 10 E„ thence S ou th to point of
b eg in n in g , all of w h ich territory
Is
w ith in Seminole County, Florida.
YOB It PETITIO NERS h ereafter d e s
i g n s U d ns pel Hloners from the las',
a b o v e described or c o m l g u o u e territory,
r e s p e c t f u ll y r*pre»*nt th a t th ey
are
q u alified electors w ho p a y a tax on
e it h e r real or personal property and
a r e r e sid e n ts of that portion o f Seminote County, Florldu, c o n ti g u o u s to the
te rrito ry now embraced In Special Tax
School District No 1, S em ln u le County.
F lorida, and as Is sl a b o v e described,
anil w o u ld further rep resen t that they
iloniro th e territory lust a b o v e descrlhid to bo created Into u sp ecial tux
sch o ol d istrict for th e purpose of le v y
in g and collectin g a d istrict school tax
for th e exclu sive use of th e public free
s c h o o ls wltliln such territo ry : that they
ilcalre nucli territory to tie create J In u
S p ecia l Tux Seliol District by extending
th e b ou n d aries of Special Tax School
D istrict No 2. Sem inole County, F lo r i
da, so us to Include ih e territory last
u k t 'i t IONEIIH w ould further
r ep resen t ilia* more than t w e n ty -f iv e
tier c e n t o f the .qualified e U c lo r s w Id
puy u tux on either real «r personal
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N O T IC E !
N o tice Is h ereb y g iv e n that the f o l
l o w in g p etitio n w ill be presen ted to the
C ou n ty Board o f Fubtlo In stru ction for
S e m in o le County. Florida, at a m e e t
in g to be held at 9:10 a tn. T u esd ay,
May is t h . 1922. nt tho o ffice o f S u p er
in ten d en t o f Fuhllc In stru ction , S a n
ford. Florida:
TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
F o il
COUNTY. FLORIDA:
SEMINOLE
YOUR PET IT IO N E R S h erea fter d e algn n tcd us p e titio n e r s from
8 p n lal
Tax Sch ool D istrict No. 2, S em in ole
County, Florida, r e sp ectfu lly rep resent
thnt thojr a re q u alified ele c to r e thnt
p a y « tax on e it h e r real or personal
prop erty and a re resid en ts o f th a t p o r
tion o f S em in o le County.
Florida,
k n o w n nnd described aa S p ecia l Tax
School D istrict No. 2. such d is tr ic t c o n
ta i n in g all thnt territory o f S em in ole
County. Florida, embraced w ith in the
f o l lo w in g d escrip tion :
B e g in n i n g
at
southeaet
corner
S ectio n 16, T o w n s h ip 21 S, R a n g e 10 K,
run w e s t to S o u th w e s t corner Section
II. T o w n eh lp 21 H. R a n g e 2> B . (h en ce
North to N o r th e a st corner S ectio n IT,
T o w n s h ip 20 8 . R a n g e 19 B.. then ce
W est a l o n g S ection line to a
creek,
th e n c e n o r th w e s te r ly a lo n g said creek
to W ek tv a river. North ana N o r t h w e s t
er ly to In tersection o f cen ter sectio n
lino o f Heclton 9, th en ce Kaet to on eq u a r te r s e c tio n poet on the Haat line
o f Section 7. T o w n s h ip 29 SL, R a n g e 10
B. th en ce North to N ortheast corner
said S ectio n 7. E a s t to Sanford Grant
line th en ce S o u th e a s te r ly a lo n g
said
g ran t line to c e n te r eectlon poet Sec-
W ill Help You K eep Cool
See our window display o f all kinds
A CHECK ON
Yourself
NEW PERFECTION
O il Cook S to res a n d O ven s
H E R E ’S no imoke and
smell to make disagreeable workof cooking with the
New Perfection Oil Stove.
Clean, intense heat drives
directly against the utensil
and the name stays where
you set it.
t
T
W e’Ube glad to demonstrate
how easily you can regulate
the New Petfectiuu for any
•ort o f cooking. W e have the
New Perfection Oven also—
and it bakes perfectly.
Sanford
Furniture Go.
Do not try to pay bills without a chocking
account.
If you do, you will surely got all tangled up.
Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be
sides, with a checking account, you can keep
an accurate record of your expenditures.
'Hie Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites
vntt tn Become one of its customers.
�to the guillotine, for Belgium has M
Democratic primary cannot vote for
exercised
the death penalty in ^
a Republican president any mora than
years. Ehe law still stands, whk
he can vote for any candidate other
Recently the cables carried a re legal revocation In the power of 00]
than the Democratic candidate at the
port tnat Armand Jeannes, the Bel
King Albert. But neither execution
general election. Republicans in the
gian arch-traitor who was convicted or nor king will be asked to defy
past have seemed to think they could
ond sentenced to death aa a spy, had lie sentiment—Armand Jeanne*
vote In the Democratic primaries and
been
But
the report Just ns much “dead and buried" u >.
. . . guillitined.
.....
.
then vote for who they pleased at
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
lacked official confirmation, and ,hp knifo hfld fa)len on h|s ^ M «
the general election in Novembcr. Re*
systcry shrouded Its origin, so Mil________________ c' “*
publicana have participated in Demo
Faith sees God
ton Bronncr was sent to Belgium to
SPECIAL CHICKEN D|v
cratic primaries and voted for Re
In the little thing* of Hfo;
find out the truth. Bronncr cables
H at** H U r K t m i
publicans in the (tenoral election and
NER
EVERY SUNDAY. Ho.
Hope buoys up
A ppllrallaa
that he has established that Jeannes
then
enmo
back
for
office
in
the
June
The
souls
of
men
in
strife;
TEL
MONTEZUMA,
7f,c. 35-lu
N a k a r r l p t l a a I 'rlr*
hae not been executed, but that he
primary.
It
is
a
matter
of
con
Ifovo
fills
all
Uaa Y ear
hns been “buried alive"—put away
■U M uulha
REMEMBER THE DATE, 1UES.
science all the way through. There
Ilith sweetness pure, within;
in prison, out of sight and reach of
IM ItrrH la Clip kf Carrier
DAY,
MAY
9TH—VOTE FOR
Faith, Hope, Love,
O a r W n k _______________ 1# Ceaia is no way of knowing who a man
nny but his jailors. Nor is there SCHOOL BONDS.
votes
for
but
in
order
to
preserve
Give vict’ry over sin.
T f c r b l a l t t - l a l l - M I ' W e e k l y 11*1
any likiihood that the main said to
•M e a tlre ly r « i m
H e o 'a a le
l.’a a a l y the party lines no real man will take
t a l la y a b l l a h e a n r r r K r M a y .
A lrtr*
have betrayed Edith Cavelt will go
Tho Herald for first class Job work.
I t a l a a r a t e a n a i f k a r m a a a a p p l l e a - part in a Democratic primary And
Tomorrow is communion Sunday
l l a a . I l f m e e r e t i e la politic*. l U I p e r
then vote for a Republican in the
and every member should make an
y e a r , a l w a y a l a a k t a a e e . ________________
earnest effort to be present and hon
M K M H K I t T l i r : A S S O U A T I C I ) I ’ l l K M l general election and after taking the
The Associated Pns* is exclusive until it ia certain that no real man
or The Master in this precious mem
Just when a feller thinks he uudar- orial of His great love. Do not for
ly entitled to the use for republics-1can violate his oath.
stands s woman, she ahortana has
tlon of all news dispatches credited to
-----------o----------get the Red and Blue contest on tn
skirt to throw him off th' track.
It or not otherwise credited in this pa- 1IKICK PAVING COMES DOWN
the Sunday school. Come and bring
par and also the local news published,1
your Bible.
Seminolo county expects to havo only
. . can
. . .be. inculcated
. .
„ in the
,, youtlvherein.
The morning subject will be “Our
All rights of republication of apcc-imorc roads paved within the next 11 m,m tt
*’ ,,mi > ir^ " " p'
Masters Great Love." At night the
tal dispatches herein nro also re- *Wo years nt least and Sanford City
’ ' <<r' 1 10 l,r,!' l,ns "
0 wor • subject will be "Sins Waterloo In the
served.
will have many new streets paved
,
, .. . , ,
. . .
heart of Man.” Do not miss those
within the next six months if the bond ""d
*" tho h,«h**y“
*•«*: sermons.
i..Uf. „ over . . In all llkllhood Ih.y ™
f . T . " ' O Z 'J i ’ J Z .
Christian Endeavor meets at 7
will. lirick paving has always had tinics of their lives. Then ask, when o'clock P. M. Tho interest ia InReal Florida weather, this.
n „ . p i... In .h , mimla of th . dM.
'2“ t
' C ™, I.I u. do
b„i
N o other cat wo u u o w of, e x c e p t
----------- o
zen* of this county but in the past p n y n ftt >OUr mothcr’" kne0~
for the Master.
much
higher priced, c o m b in e s so
Wish our northern friends could two or three years the freight rates
Now
1
lay
me
down
to
sleep,
m
an
y
good,
costly-car points as tho
be hero to enjoy May and June.
an brick have been so high ns to be
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I
pray
the
Lord
my
soul
to
keep;
Hupmobile
does.
----------- o —
—
almost prohibitive. Tho Tampa TribThe services nt the Church Sunday
The Sanford Country Club in as- uno secs the rate of brick paving If 1 should die before 1 wake
will
be ns follows;
Special materials, special processes,
I
pray
thee
Lord
my
soul
to
take.
suming shape now and the grounds coming down and bus the following
9:45
Ai
M.—Sunday
school.
special parts. All are engineered and
are beginning to promise thoso many about it:
11:00 A. M.—Preaching.
You'll discover thnt the great ma
built into a h a r m o n io u s w hole to
pleasures thnt go with a real golf
"Taking the highest and loweat
1!:00 P. M.—Junior C. E.
links.
bids on brick roads received by Pin jority of those who fell before tho
produce
the h ig h ly satisfactory re
-:45 P. M.—Intermediate C. E.
ellas county .this week, we find the nnrushing tides of life never repeated
sults
which
make the Hupmobile a
7:00 P, M.—Senior C. E.
If you nro not a member of the average to be $2.50 per square yard il’ ncver knew tho significance of apdecidedly
better
value.
8:00 P, ...
M.—Preaching.
Chambcr ...
of w
Commerce
or» >
If1 ,UU
you uvbe- tor
for numntr
number nnc
one urira
brirk oi
of a given mmdim- •I'ronr*
m iw ivg U
. linK
” ,11 mother's ,knee
, in. tho
. evT,
.
,
long and huve not paid your dues ension, asphalt filler. Taking the ini,’K# n,,d lhcrc rweWn* thc U ne* T ,
, ,M? “ *c*,ion me«t,n*T ■*
get right today and come in and help uvarnge of the lowest, the middle, and 'lict‘° n whlch C° mca °n,y throu*h V10 r '°*c of l'“rh Prcnchln* service
- - l of ,u?r L—J
for the reception of members.
put Sanford in tho big city class. It the highest bids received by Orange *L,h,> »*—i—
ovink’ *touch
k*n<*
is your duty as a cilixcn.
j county March 15, we get an average
0,1 lko ,(dcmn Influences of the
tiid for the same class of road and family altnr! As one who hns bowed SERVICES AT FIRST BAPTIST
within its presence looks back to It
CHURCH.
Sanford is attracting tho attention identical mntcrinis of $2.03.
the
scene
when
all
the
family
as
of pcoplo all over the country now
When it is considered that freight
Sunday School D:ft0 A. M.
and the Herald is in receipt of com- <>n brick and other road material will sembled in the living room, a few
Preaching morning nt 11:00 A. M,
SALES AND SERVICE
municationa Hum prospective real- be much grenter laid down in Pin- ehapters were rend from the Bible, and evening at 8:00 o’clock by Dr,
SANFORD
F L O R ID A
denta every day wanting more infor- olios county than it was in Orlando, followed by n paternal prayer—the W. T. Hundley, morning aubject.
dignity
and
everlastingness
of
the
In-The
Cedar
Tree,'
Stnnd«rd“
of
f
i
S
t
motion about the “City Substantial." these comparative figures are ex
fiuence is realized m its nobler sense. cousness."t.
<
tremely gratifying.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■annKnaannannanmnnania
There
is
no
end
to
the
possibilities
It has been n dull week with Sec
The lowest bid received in the Or
B. Y. P. U. will meet nt 7:00 P. M. _
retary Pearman of the Chamber of ange county
____t _____m
__ T_.„„
bidding was
$2.-10 per. of home influence. Nothing that or
Everybody welcome to nil of thoso £
Commcrco out of town. Ho has been square yard and thnt bid got the con* iginates there is ever forgotten.
services.
■
■
If the world is to approach the
away attending tho meeting of the trnrt for project No. 4. The lowest
---------,■
Commercial secretaries of the south bid received by Pinellas county was finer idenls—the ideals of righteousFIRST METHODIST CTIURCH
J
at Nashville and he will no doubt $2.52, which, when freight is con- living and service to otherx-tho ap
Corner Park avenue and 5th Street *
have much to tell nbout the work of sidored, brings the two bid* almost proach most be through the principles
S. W. Walker, D. D., Pastor.
I
of
Christianity
ns
exomplived
in
the
the publicity agents when he returns to a level.
Sunday school 0:30 A. M.
home.
A
community
Is
neither
bet
today.
There were seven bidders on ths
Preaching nt 11 A. M., and 8 P. M. *
-----------o----------] Orange county work. There were ter nor worse than its average home. by thc pastor.
^
This is also true of a nation and the
Every day the importance of the
rn^ on U,u Pinellas county work,
Subject morning sermon, “Tho Vnl- £
world.
inland waterways and thc Water ^hc 'lroP in tho average of the bids
The best way to save mankind and lie of a Sacrament." Evening ser- *
Traffic I.engue becomes apparent to m,,kcs It evident road building costs to set Its feet on thc upward path Is n,°n, "The making of a Great Char 3
those who have been standing b ack ! nrv down. There is undoubtedly u
to teach it thc fundamental truths of
'
allowing “George to do It." Now Is ' decrease in the cost of labor, of mn- w >rth while living in its Infancy.
Epwurlli League 7 P. M.
the time for every business man in terlat, and of construction supervis- There are no substitutes for theInstallation of Epworth League
of- i ■
Sanford to Join the Central Floridn ion, and, in some things, there is ,i homo."
ficirs at evening service.
‘-'pecis! s
Water Traffic league and fight the material reduction of freight rules.
---------a----------nermnn to yming people nt this ser- £
Mv
It...
iu
.r
ihr
.••■oooiougn county
battle that will menu rh<>*nnp f r t'- h i
rates, nn inland waterway via tho contracts are ready to be let, the In* DAS lO HAND II IO t-I.ORIDA
....................
St. Johns river and all the other big dicatlon* nro that a still greater doKenneth !,. Roberts in rcicnl issues
,
* Rtb’S ( IIIJRCI1
£
things thnt wil menu so much for crease in costs will have coma, and
tin*
relative
drop
shown
by
the
nvtfof
the
Saturday
Evening
Post,
has
‘
hurch
services
for
ths
7rd,
Sun■
Sanford. It is passing strange that
dny Mny 7th, will be:
so many business men have to be age of the Orange county bids and , had « good time in telling about
0:45 A. M.—Sunday school,
coaxed to do something for them the Pinellas county bids, will nt least Florida in articles entitled: “Time
11:00 A. M. choral Celebration.
j Killers," “Sun Hunter*" and “Troplselves and for their city. Attend the Im duplicated for this county.
8:00
P. M.—Vesper*.
•
meeting here Monday night nt tho
The bids for the Orange county Cal Growth." The first is devoted to
For
the
early
Celebration,
the
Rec
Valdes Hotel and lenrn something to project ns shown by the county road the idle rich on the East Const, tho
your advantage.
department engineer's
tabulation ai.,(ind to the "tin can tourists," nnd tor will he at Christ Church. Longsent to the bidding contractors, wore the third to what grows in Florida, wood; nml at All Saints' Church,
ns
follows:
lie says south Florida raise* every* Enterprise, for Vespers at 3:30 P. M.
WIIAT PRIMARIES MEAN
At Holy Cross Church, tho Rev.
l.nsly Bros., nml Harvey, $2.10 per thing except mountains, snowstorms,
•
qquaie
yard;
Fish
Bros.,
$2.75;
J.
Y.
nnd
cnithquakes.
Ho
mixes
fun
nnd
,’r,'1
"'hl'r will he the Rev. Fr. Decker,
Tho Floridn Post calls upon nil
Wilson,
$2.48;
James
G.
Vents,
$2.C3;
tll,
t
In
n
most
Vendable
way.
Miami
from
thl'
Pirn s, Cuba; nt ■
Republicans to refrain front partici
■
F.
W.
Long
&
Co..
$2.55;
W.
H.
Ken
and
Palm
Bench
get
most
notice,
nnd
,kc
^
C
V
l
*
r^ nrncll, formerly
pating In the Democratic primary.
‘ ,or
D " Parish f hurch at Tnl- :
This is good advice. If a man has drick, $2.50; Georgia Enyinroring Co., he is honest in believing them great
:
112.57.
towns and centain to bo greater.
lahnssec, Moridn.
voted for a Republican in the national
M
■
"Everything grows In Florida.
election he cannot vote in tho Dem
■
Thnt is Florida’s specialty—growing • * • • • • '
• • •
NOTHING LIKE HOME
■
ocratic primary and ho cannot quali
■
INFLUENCES
he says.
fy ns n candidate in tho Democratic
■
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
"Miami
surges
ahead
so
rapidly
primary.
No Republican has nny
SERVICE
In these days of jazx, fast cars and that none of its citizens dares to
business voting In a Democratic prk
U iis is a fin e collection o f H orses and Mules.
w ary and while tho Post seems to fast living, wo are getting away from stand still for a moment in order to
the
home
influences
of
thc
early
days
watch
it
grow,
for
fear
thnt
he’ll
bo
SUNDAY,
MAY
7TII,
1922
“ Pop grad e.” Some extra tfood bi# farm and
think thnt tho Democratic party is
Subject:
anxious to have the Republican vote futhers and mothers arc leaving the left so fur behind that he will never
gen eral purpose mules. S ix jrood farm mules
"ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
In the June primary wo want to say children to shift for thcmst-lvc* at catch up." Then he says:
and Four Saddle Horses. This stock is com
"Almost everybody In Miami owns
Sunday School ___ 10:Cba. m.
to them thnt real Democrats do not night instead of remaining nt home
i.
lot
that
he
is
anxious
to
get
rid
of,
Church S ervice___ IhOGa.m,
want the Rcpublicnnn to mix up In to look over them, children cannot
ing* here direct from th e “Spring1 Garden
Mid-week Service.
every
the Democratic primaries, Ia?t the " lu'ly but must attend the movies or although il is unanimously agreed
Ranch”, the b est stock ranch in Florida.
Thursday 8:00 P. M.
two parties have their own primaries the dunces or tho parties every night thnt every lot there will double in
Woman's Club Bldg., Oak Ave.
and stay apart ns fnr an mixing up in tho week nnd the effect is notice- value in a year's time. When newAll are Welcome.
in the business of either in concern uliiu in tlie life of the country. Wo comers see a monster parade of aued. There hns been too much of this are living too fust, leaving the home Itimokile* headed by a blaring hand,
mixing business in tho days gone by tires, casting off the influences that they usunlly think, in their innocence
nnd it has hurt the Democratic party, formerly held the family together. thnt u three-ring circus lias come to
caused friction and meant nothing The Jacksonville Metropolis aptly town. As a mattei of fact it is only ALL HOUI.S CHURCH SERVICE
n mob of prospects going out to the
Tomorrow is hie third Sunday after
to either party. A man who pledges says:
"That was a high note sounded by daily auction sale of lots nt Rubber Easter.
himself to abide by tho action of the
to this clim ate and ready for im m ediate use.
Ed Arras,* international Kiwnnis Plant Park.'
Sunday school at 9 a. in.
trustee, at the weekly meeting of the
"One of the unfortunate features
“No sick n ess” follow s them . They are thc
Low mass nt 10 a. in.
■■(■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a local Kiwnnis Club when he nuld of discussing southern Floridn," Mr.
Sermon: "Concentration in Prayritfh kind to buy to g et quick hard use from.
me one person that hns kept Roberts deplores, "lies in the fact er."
T H IN K
■ "show
All
are well broken.
from crime hy prison wnlls and I that l* one isn't careful his nntiBenediction of the Hlciscd Sncrnof the kind of rake you «nnt,
will show you a thousand that have Florida hearers will suspect him of ment after Mass.
been kept on thc straight and nar taking money to advertise the state.
then
Week day masses nt 8 a. m.
■
row path because of noble principles The whole subject is fraught with
Stranger* are welcome to all church
of living learned nt their mothers' risks. Baron Munchausen would services.
COME
knees."
never have been able to work up a
—To—
Not criticizing present methods for reputation as a liar in southern
SEWING PARTY
the prevention of crime and tho re f-1Florida, because his lies weren't much
D ean e Turner's
ormntion of criminals, Mr. Arras ox- more startling than the things that
An nil day sewing party was held
Grocery S tore
pressed the l*lief the real salvation happen there every day. But If thc
nt the home of Mrs. Robert Glenn
of the world lie* in the influence of Baron had sandwiched n few Floridn
on Wednesday by the Jenny Spaul
SATURDAY, MAY r.TH, nnd
mothers and the homos of which they fact* among hi* lies nnd tried them
ding Circle. At 12 oVIiwk n delic
are the hearts, nnd he sees a menace on his neighbor* »t Dortmundcr they
BUY
ious chicken dinner wns served. In
to morals in the fact the family nl- would have declared that there never ie" /i IT ' ' »* """ *u l , n f
tiaIt for your Sunday dinner. Larxe
week
aaaortmrnt
of
home-made
as it once was, and there is cause for such lies a* Baron Munchausen."
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
which was "Pride."
Tile meeting 5
CAKES and SALAD on sale by
the fear held: for no influence in the
---next week will be on Wednesday at £
Doughtcia of Wesley.
world i* a* abiding or comforting aa Tho world nt your door every even- 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fel- g
A t Mule Sheds, Foot o f Sanford A venue
thnt spirit of righteousness which |ng for 15c.—Daily Herald.
»lows.
»_
B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY
Hupmobile
Auction Sale
HORSES AND
MULES
THIS THURSDAY, MAY 11TH
CONSEQUENTLY THEY ARE ALL
SEASONED
§
THIS SALE TAKES PLACE RAIN OR
This Thursday, May 11
<«..*• ■»«-
•»
•'»
- •«"
n
v ^ t l .H
ifif'fiftifTiT f
' r
�'TFORD DA ILYH ERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 6,1922
Three
Real bargains
n„!, k 1020 Model, 5-p assen ger; 4 new
J , “!(l S t a t e s Royal Cord Tires, good top and
ni!it ‘I„ (I in f ir s t class m echanical condition.
g5J” Terms: $300 cash, balance ten m onths.
niikmnbile 8 . 1»20 m odel, 7-p asscn ger, A -l
S 7 50-T erm s: $250 cash, balance
c ,m d it i« n
in ten months.
fhnicller, 1920 model, seven p assen ger,
■ a
_Jl
n 1■1r /> atmiT
\ fVAAfl
new p a in t ; l o o k s and runs lik e new . A good
family car or livery. $675— Term s: $275 cash,
balance ten months.
B. & 0. MOTOR CO.
209 PARK AVENUE, SANFORD,
Lexington
and
FLORIDA
Hupm obile S ales and Service
first duty assigned the new organiza
, \ \ i s || M vIt VETS
tion will bo tho decoration of the
h |{(.\M /E WOMANS AUX.
graves of the Spanish War soldiers'
buried in Lakcvicw cemetery, on
|That- I
": the Court Memorial I)ny, May 30th.
cu»e a I .,! g of the wives, mothCharter members to date are mes», listen ai :aughters of Spanish dnmes M. W. Haynes, Geo. G. Her
ar Veteran* .v.i, held for the pur- ring, Craig Harris, Martha Hirk,r uf *»rg•• •• i»*sr a Woman's Auxil hnm (Oviedo) Anno King, Louise
ar.i ti.*
porary organization
uinander It A. Ter- L. Lnppins, Annie L. Lord, Janlo
formed.
Davis Lyles, C. J. Marshall, G. W.
J, Sr., pi I, | and assisted the Rutherford, R. C. Shacfcr, Roy
preliminary mectLies with
Schmidt, R. A. Tcrhoun, Harry Ward,
Fred Williams.
| Those |>r< • t were most onthusa warm interest
stir and •
.at
• Ul‘li f..r the success of GRAND LODGE NO. 27
THANKS WHITE FOLKS
• m
Temporary o'ters ap|
reisi Mrs. R. A
FOR THEIR KINDNESS
frheun. , t., • ..a; Mrs. George Q.
nnd Mrs. Roy
Grand Lodge No. 27 G. ?J. O. F.
kmnit. tf • I r. The charter will that met here this week had the Ansent f r ■uaed ately nnd upon re es time in their history nnd they
upt of n i t i 'ii from the Depart- wpre trentod so nicely here by whito
C :nn .Mlir,
n meeting
bo I and
nnj colored
tol0rcd folks
f
*«r.t
**. ............
.............
........•» will
..... —
alike that they wish
illfd nr.il n ; • rmsncnt organization j0 {„)<,, Hiin opportunity to thank
irrr.fd viih on election of regular their white friends here in Sanford.
'fk*n
They were here for four day* of this
Tb.t chartu membership list will week almost 800 of them altogether
i held j n f r thirty days for the having been invited here last summer
refit of relatives of Spanish War nt their meeting in south Florida,
[etersr... who may hnve the rrivt- This grand lodge of colored Odd Felm of pla • c their names on the lows now has a balanco o nhand of
Urtrr.i 1>r ;lj tios of the Auxiil.nr ^ M n with a^clalm .^paid and are
!««h v that are usually perfor- doing a good work among w.c c . ltd by sn au\; i try and assisting the ore! people. We have to thank oyr
r nn' " ’ >
The white friends for many favor* while
PERSONALS
Bnnd concert tonight
PAGE FIVE
Pre-War Price with Greater Value
Combined in New
It wilt bo n big night ns usual.
Como out nnd enjoy the music and
if you hnve not contributed do so.
Mr. and Mrs. Orion Darwin Farrell
hnve moved into their new homo at
1204 Palmetto avenue which they re
cently purchased.
(Series 2 2 )
Miss Frances Ramsey of South
Jacksonville arrived in this city Fri
day evening on nn extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Robinson.
The Snt.ford Shrincrs never do
things by halves and nt their big cel
ebration here on May 27th, they will
nlso issue n special edition of the
Dnily Herald.
Next Sunday, May N th will be
Mother’s Day.
You should send
Mother a nice card some time this
week or next. A beautiful line of
Mother’s Dny cards at the Herald of
fice. Get them now.
Rev. M. E. Gobord of Geneva was
in tho city today and reports hia
wntcrmelon crop ns being fine nnd ho
is shipping some. Aside from being
a good preacher, Rev. Gnbord Is nlso
a good fnrmer.
$174
I t Is n o t en o u g h to fl* a p r i c e an y o n e c a n do t h a t I
Valua Is th e p rim e c o n sid era tio n !
N ot o n ly is th e new Scries 22 prico
$240 less th a n low est previous Lex
in g to n e q u ip p ed w ith th e fam o u s
A nsted E ngine—
B u t a t $1745 i t is m o re th a n $1000
less in price th a n an y co m p arab le
L ex in g to n M otor C ar one ycar agot
Noto t h a t we say “ less In price—’*
F o r in value it Is th e g re a te st Lex
in g to n ever produced!
I t h as m o re power, m ore speed,
will accelerate b e tte r, ru n sm o o th
er, th r o ttle dow n m ore evenly, h a n
dle easier, ride m ore co m fo rtab ly —
D o n ’t believe u s! M a ke us prove i t l
B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY
D istributors
here nnd at other times nnd hope we
will live up to our motto nnd obli
gations.
JOE RODDY,
Past Grnnd Master.
27 FLORIDA COUNTIES
NAME VICE-PRESIDENTS
FOR CAPITAL REMOVAL
I
Announcement was made this morn
ing by Secretary Hart of the Florida
Stato Association for Capitol Removal
thnt twenty-seven counties hnd been
heard from in tho mnttcr of selecting
Vice-Presidents for the Association. A
meeting of the executive committee
nnd the assembling of tho entiro mem
Still an Opportunity for a Few Dealers of the Right Kind!
bership is scheduled for Palatkn dur
ing May, the notice states.
Since April tw enty-third a perfect flood of Inquiries ha* poured Into the factory. At
Evincing interest in the obpecta of
th a t tim e we advertised " a proposition for 1000 new dealers." Now u« have a plan
to helpftnanc* new dealers! No m a tte r what business you are In, wire or writ* now!
the association, President George H.
Want' City,' report's " ‘that
Complet* Lin* o j Open Models and Closed Cars
names submitted to him for Vice-PrcsLkxinoton M otor Compaky
i
i
connersyillk, I ndiana, u . s . a
|d#||U jncludo mnny of th# forcmost
citizcnH of the , tnte.
„ cnph
county Mlret#ll „on. j u,PR M Hurgujcrp9 on MomJ
MnnatP0 fo)lowP,,
.with J. II. Humphries, of Rrndentown
distance one could see beautiful homes "Fool’s Paradise" which will be shown
and Seminole yesterday reported the SUPER!! ORIENTAL SF7T IN CE
selection of I). L. Thrasher of Sanford. CIL II. De.MILLE'S PARAMOUNT as modern and American ns the “set" at the Princess Theatro for the last
times today. Dorothy Dnlton, MilAll the other counties hnve named
PICTURE “FOOL’S PARADISE” was old and Oriental.
For it was a motion picture set, nnd dred Harris nnd Conrad Nagel havo
most influential citizens, President
Wilder states nnd thnt tho power of
Temple hells tolled. Jewel, flower said to he one of if not tho largest over the principal roles.
Little Six
$1230.00 Iiix S ix ............$2025.00
This picture v.ns pronounced by
the Capitol Removal Association will nnd fruit merchants plied their trade constructed for amotion picture proSpecial Six
........................................ $1680.00
hereafter he a big fnctor In affairs in along a brond esplanade. And direct- ductlon.
ductlon. It
It will
will he
bo neon
seen in Cecil D. those who witnessed it Inst night as
(DcIL'crcd)
Paramount
production, one of the best shown here.
Florida.
|y across a short estuary towered the DcMillo'n
Under the Inws of the body the great temple of Wat Chang, glorious
vice-presidents arc responsible for tho nrchlteltural ornament of the Orient,
organizations in their respective coon- On its steps could be seen the priests
ties, ns explained by the bulletin, nnd nnd acolytes passing up from the wutA. C. FORT, A g en t
NO TICE TO F A R M E R S
with
the president nnd secretary the ers-edge with their offering for the
" It.III lilids g a r a g e --------------------------------- SANFORD, FLA.
■
vice-presidents constitute the cxecu- lluddha within. And just beyond tho
Now's tho time for you to buy a .MOLINE TRACTOR. We s
■■ l l l l t r n i B l l l l I R B I I I I I I P I B R M I I I I i a P I I I I I I I I I I I M I I
tive committee. Meetings held nt Ocnln broad entrance one caught a glimpse
have n special offer that you cannot afford to let get by you. ■
nnd Orlando in the recent pnst havo of the Cnmhodcnn dancers, the strnngFor every farmer can afford to buy but you cannot afford
been exclusively for organization pur- ost followers of Terpsichore in all the
not to buy a rcnl Tractor, that baa been proven out to be n
poses, it is remarked, anil largely bo- world.
great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we ■■
cause of their straight business chnrEverything was there to the minut■
will sell you a—
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acter greatly dis-similnr from whnt cst detail, the dignified, Jewel rind no
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will transpire at the Palatkn and fol- Licit strolling non-chnlnntly through
MOLINE, Model I), latest improved T ractors ■■
, lowing meetings.
the crowds of burden coolies ami gro■
for $528.00
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Marion, Orange nnd llrovard coun tesque beggars, the huge elephants
ties, according to tho announcement, lumbering along with howdah lands of
lor tin day*, only we will install genuine Globe Slop Lights
Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme
report a latent enthusiasm waiting gaily nttired Orientals,
for
diate delivery, or will hnve one shipped direct to you. Re ■■
only for the date of the coming sea- Turn on tho heel, however, nnd ono
member this offer is only good until October 11th, so plnco
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J "ion. Palatkn expects to hold, tho nn- traveled in that Instant the twelve
your order now.
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■ nouncemont continues, n morning and thousand miles hack to California. For
nfternoon session with a xcrnphngic street cars buzzed nlong »n the fnrthREGULAR $5.00 VALUE
B E L L BROS.
banquet.—Palatkn News.
er side of a small bay and in the near
Studebaker Cars
SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY
STOP
STO P
EXTRA SPECIAL
Pins & WELLS
PHONE 2102
The Economy Shop
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WASHINGTON May fl— Considerablc cloudiness
with
frequent
showers, exxcept in tho central and
southern part of Florida, with normal
temperature is the week’s weather
forecast, beginning Sunday.
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LAKE MONIIOE, FLORIDA
Tha Herald for Post Cords.
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HOME BUH.DERS
s. O. CHASE.......................................................President
GEO. W. KNIGHT......... Vlce-Pres. nnd General Manager
ALFRED FOSTER..................... ................. ..... Treasurer
The SANFO RD MORTGAGE LOAN COM PANY
lakes pleasure in an n ou n cin g that they are now ready
to loan money and build hom es on the partial paym ent
plan.
Call Col. Geo. W . K n igh t, V ice-President and G ener
al M anager, at the offices o f the Company, 115 Park A v e
nue, for further inform ation.
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FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS
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WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
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THE!
A REAL BARGAIN
9100 cash takes 1918 Ford
touring car,—B. & O. Motor Co.
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UPSALA AND
GRAPEVILLE
(Thia advertisement ia appearing in ten newspapers in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Cincinnati (v
lumbus, Chicago and Indianapolis, and what it contains applies to people of the South. We want the public of the SouthU^i'
to participate in this remarkable development if they are so inclined, but they must also decide and act at once.)
B. W. H ERNDO N
Insurance A gency
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This M eans T hat Only 400 People at Most Out of 3,000,000 R eaders o f the N ew spapers in which
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this Story is Printed Have the Chance to Buy 400 Groups o f 20 U n its Each at
$600 a group.
GLOBE PIANO CO.
PROFESSIONAL
AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
HANFORD
FLORID*
SMITH BROS.
G arage and M achine Co.
Exjwrt Auto Repair Work
Phone 80
Corner First and Oak
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS'
Quick Service Transfoi
Storage Facilities
If we please you, (ell others; If no
tell us. Phone 498
SA N FO R D NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mil)
Work
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CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER
517 Commercial Htreet
Hanferd, Fla
Geo. W. K night
Ron! Estate and Insurance
HANFORD
FLORIDA
Sanford M achine #
Foundry Co.
General Machine and Roller Work;
Cylinder (.rinding; Del.uie Pistons:
Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel
Hteel Dear Bands; Crank Hhafta re
turned; agent* for Cellle Inboard atW
Outboard Motors. ——— —Phone 61
Rayfield Carburators
Installed and Guaranteed by
Sanford B attery Service
Company
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Mr. Edward Collier and Mr. Clin
ton Beckham were visitors ut tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Walkers
Tuesday afternoon.
The blblc clns* will be held nt the
home of Mr. niul Mrs. A. Minchews
Thursday evening and this coming
Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. II. W,
Smith’s.
Mrs. Bessie Stenstrom, Miss Pau
line Thompson, and Miss Gladys
Hack pent tho afternoon wilh Mr.
and Mrs. G. 11. Burnett.
Mrs. C. C. i'enrsoi) niul children
spent the day with her mother, Mrs.
II. W. Smith Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Stafford nnd
children spent the duy with her
niece, Mrs. R. N. Cone of Orlando
Sunday.
Miss Commie Burnett spent the day
with Miss F.lla Lee Spivey nt Mark
ham Sunday.
Mrs. .lohhn Purdon and Iter mother
in-law, Mrs. Purdon and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Grovenstino of Sanford
spent the day very pleasantly with
ncr mother, Mrs. 11. W. Smith Tucaday.
When Miss Gladys Hack and Miss
Lizzie Boyd were in swimming in
Trues lake Tuesday afternoon Miss
Boyd gut beyond her depth and came
near drowning. If it had not been
that Miss Hack was n pretty good
swimmer and kept her presence of
ntiml the way she did, Miss Boyd
would have drowned. Miss Hark got
her to the shore where her nnd her
mother revived her. This should bo
a serious warning to all of the girla
when In swimming alone to be very
very careful.
Miss Cammie Burnett spent tho
afternoon with Miss Pauline Thomp
son Tuesday.
Wo were very glad to see the show,
or of raiH that came Wednesday.
Mr. (i. 11. Burnett has been having to
pump water out of the lake to water
Ida orange grove for over n week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chilson and children
of Ross, Fla., were calling on their
many friends Monday.
The Herald for Post Cards.
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To save your time and ours do not read
this story unless you have $600 cash to buy at
least one group of the 400 I offer you.
F you have $600 and read this story you
may ..fsh to buy several groups.
Some of you may feel as I did when I first
looked into this great chance. I bought 32
groups, paying for them exactly the same price
for enrh group that I offer you.
I do not hesitate to say thst during the
22 years of personal experience in matters of
this kind I never came in contact with a pro
position that gives the buyer a better chance
than this does.
Before you rend any more of this story you
ougiit to know who I am and why people who
know me are willing to say that they believe
what I tell them.
f i r s t o f all, m y n a m e ia W. McKee Kelley.
1 live in St. Petersburg, Florida.
I have been in business in St. Petersburg
for tl years.
The name of my firm is W. McKee Kel
ley Co., Realtors, the largest real estate or
ganization uf the city.
My business is real estate.
Before I came to St. Petersburg I was in
the real estate business in Pittsburgh, Pa., for
11 years.
Home folks are the best judges of n man’s
character, bis business practices, his ability,
and his integrity.
My Pittsburgh references urc the Rtal
Estate Trust Co., Snmuel W. Black Co., and
Diamond National Bank.
My St. Petersburg references are the First
National Hank and the American Bank A:
Trust Co.
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I am vice-president of the Guarantee Title
& Mortgage Co., also vice-president ami gen
eral manager of the Sunshine City Land Co.,
which I am glad to say has already pnid a divi
dend of 300 per cent.
I urn vice-president of the Florida Real
tors Association.
I was formerly president of the St. Peters
burg Realtors' Association, with which organi
zation I atn still connected and am pledged on
honor to conduct m> business on the principle
of PROTECTING THE BUYER.
Another thing I may mention that will per
haps have some weight with you regarding my
judgment is that thus far in my career I have
sold at a profit every piece of real estate I ever
bought.
This is My Offer
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William Henderson, one of the A.
C. L. boy# has been home for a few
days this week with n bad cough and
bilious spoil.
A number of our young folka took
a trip Sunday to the beach, stopping
cn route at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kdwin Petenon at Holly Hill.
Miss Lila West who has not been
very well since coming home from
Chicago nas been in for treatment
thia week going in with Mrs. Cramer
and Mrs. Uullingcr.
J. E. Lundquist shipped his line lot
Hart's late oranges last week.
A
good crop.
We are glad to have Mrs. August
Swanson home again after three
8AVB YOU MONKY
weeks of nurcing in town.
Write ui
Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Clatters and
two children, Ethelwyn and Vincent
of Malabar, Fla., have been guests
for a number of days at tho home
Em pire Hotel Block
of Mr. and Mrs. Forest West and
family. The husband left un Mon
OR!,ANDO, FLORIDA
day while Mrs. Clatters and children
wil go on to Nashville, where she
will enter a sanitarium in hopes of
H enry McLaulin, Jr. regaining her health.
Mrs. Voile Williams* father, Wil
OPTICIAN—(VToMtrritlBT
liam Miller of Orlando is very ill at
their home here, his heart being uf
feeted. Volie went down for him
Friday and Dr. Tolar has been a t
tending him, while Mrs. Waddell is
h e l pi ng e m « f o r hi m; t h e ir A u n t Alline coming out on Wednesday.
212 Beat, l i t HI.
Hanford, Fla.
loiter Mr. Miller passed away a
few minutes after midnight on tho
3rd day uf May, in his 04th year.
Sparton Horn Service It is a great shock as few realized
his condition. His pastor and wife
ATmid a number of friends cuttle up
from Orlando; the end came very
Sanford Battery Service penccefully.
His brother, Charles, is
expected from Kentucky so the fun
Company
eral arrangements are not complete
yet hut it is expected the funeral will
be tomorrow, Friday afternoon. All
sympathize with the family in their
great loss.
Rev. J. S. (.'lark will bo with us
for Sunday school at 2:00 o’clock
and preaching at ft:00 next Sunday.
Hope we will have a good number
out.
Ijist Sunday we were all pleased to
hove with us our old friend Miss
leetthour who has been u supporter
THOS. J. A. RE1DY
and
friend of the Sunday school in
Attorney and Coanaellor*at<Law
this community.
Practicing In Htate and Federal Coertz
Mr. and Mrs. West are looking for
ward
to tho arrival of their daugh
Over Seminole County Bank
ter, Myrtle on Friday from Chatta
nooga, Term., where she has been a t
(ieorge A. DeCottes
tending school.
A tto n iey -n l-Ijitv
Si 7m, he wa wa ra S3 W
Ore; Sroiinuie county Hank
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SANFORD
FLORIDA Ha
FIRE—AUTO—BONUS
I am sole agent for 8,000 acres of citrus
nnd truck land lying between Tampa nnd St.
Petersburg—very close to Tarpon Springs,
which you know is the home ot the greatest
sponge market in the world—very close to
Oldsmnr, u great section of Florida being intel
ligently developed by R. E. Olds, who is many
times a millionaire as the result of his own
efforts in the automobile industryThe Lcepcr Estates, owner of this acreage,
must sell, and in order to make a quick job of it
is offered nt $30 the acre, which is a lower
price than any acreage, so rich in soil nnd pro
ductive power ns this, has ever been sold in
this section of Florida.
Tiie acreage can be bought only in groups
of 20, or multiples thereof—that is to say, a
buyer with $600 cash may buy 20 acres—with
$1,200 he tuny buy 10 acres—or he may buy
a quarter of a section, which ia 160 acres, for
$LH0O—or he may buy a half section, 320
acres, for $0,600—cr he may buy a whole sec
tion, 610 acres (one square mile) for $19,200.
Title is guaranteed by the Union and
Planters Bank A Trust Co., of Memphis, Ten
nessee, whose assets are $29,000,000, which
should be sufficient to back up our land title
policy.
The People Who Buy This
You, W hich W e’re Not
A creage Should Come to
Florida to Live
We want people to settle in this wonder
ful state.
We want them to come here nnd make
money.
It may he that thnae who want to buy can
not come to live in Florida nt once, but buy
anyway if you don’t do more than hold the
acreage until such time as you can come to
Florida to live.
This acreage ia of the samo quality in
soil ami opportunity which has been developed
in many parts of the state of Floridu and
which has given the state world wide reputa
tion ns being the most productive of any acre
age in any state in the Union, and which
steadily makes for those willing to work n net
profit in excess of $IU0 per acre, because you
know that virgin acreage bought ut a price us
low ns $30 in n state where practically every
thing under the sun can lie grown is well worth
working in order to give the investor a bigger
return on his money than any investment he
can possibly make unyhere ut any time.
The Florida Post stated in a recent issue
the following: “The nvernge vnlue of farm
products in f> great farming state is as follows:
Missouri
$ 9.38 per acre
lowu ....... ............. ..
12.22 per ncre
Illinois .......................
Ohio ........................
13.36 per acre
13.30 ;>er ncre
Florida ...... ................ 109.76 per acre
A great many acres of the same charac
ter of soil ns the acreage in this truct of 8,000
ut res produce as much as *1.200 net prefit per
ncre, but I'm not claiming that you will get
$ 1,200 net profit by working the acreage you
buy from me because that would be luring you
to buy nnd thia is not a proposition thut re
quires a lure of any kind—it’s just straight
goods, that’s all.
You know as well as I can tell you that the
safest investment on earth is in the earth it
self.
You know that during the unsettled
months following tho war Liberty Bonds dropped from 7 to 19 points below pnr, while turm
mortgages remained ut par; and you know,
also, that the life insurance companies are glad
to loan millions on farm mortgages.
Why7
The answer is simple: Because tillers of the
soil produce what the soil is glad to give in
return for intelligent effort, und there is al
ways a ready market fur that which the soil
produces.
Speaking of murkets, let me call your a t
tention to the fact that this acrcugc will have
« market at Tampa, nt St. Petersburg, Tarpon
Springs, at Clearwater, and theh if these com
munities cannot absorb all that is grown, great
boats will carry out of Tampa Bay the pro
ducts grown on this rich acreage.
First Come First Served
Reservations will be made in the order of
receipt of telegrams.
There will be no favoritism shown.
There couldn't he any favoritism shown if
there were n desire to give n preference to
anybody because each group of acres is as ad
vantageously located as any other group.
If You W ant to Buy You Must
The eloseness of the acreage to laike But
ler, a fresh water lake 6 miles long and .'1 miles
wide—its closeness to the Gulf of Mexico—
gives it the advantage of moisture year in and
year out.
There is no time for correspondence.
M ight Lure You to Buy if
W e W ere T ryin g to Lure
The buyer of one group of 20 acres pays,
you see, the same price per group ns the buyer
of many groups, which means that all who
get a square deal, which is my notion of the
way to do things.
D ecide and Act at Once
There is A nother Tiling That
The ground is high nnd rolling. Near it
are some of the most valuable orange and
grapefruit and avocado pear groves in the
state.
The only way to lie sure of getting a
chance nt this real bargain is to wire nt once
whether you want one or several groups of
All tho conditions are ideal.
20 acres at $600 per group, and to notify us
of these conditions is sup
that certified check on one of your home town pliedConfirmation
by
Mr.
Geo.
W.
Mcars, who has lived for
banks is on its way.
.40 years in Pinellas county, in w. ich this prop
1 want you to know that this is a transac erty is located. Mr. Mcars knows gardening
tion which starts with your home town bank ns well as any man in the state of Florida, He
and ends with either of tw.> of my home town knows the kind of land on which vegetables and
hanks, the First Nntionnl Bank or the Ameri citrus fruits grow. He says emphstically that
can Bank & Trust Co., of St. Petersburg. That this acreugu is u good buy ut nn nvernge price
is to say, have your bank make your certified in excess of $30 an acre.
check payable to either of my banks, with
If you should want to know how Mr. Mean
which 1 am doing business to their satisfac stands
in his home community, nnd you're not
tion.
willing to take my word regarding his ability
1 want you to know also that either the and Integrity, wire either the Independent or
First National Bank or the American Bank A the Times, tho two St. Petersburg daily news
Trust Co., will receive your money, acknow papers, or wire either the First National Bank
ledge its receipt, nnd will have a deed execut or the American Bank A Trust Co. of St. Pet
ed in your name nnd forward the same to you. ersburg.
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I might sny to you, this acreage |g tm
close to acreage nt Oldsmar where fbdlin Vic.
lor Hill, nn experienced oil man wh ,
ated successfully in the oil fields of Penr.tjl
vnnia, Oklahoma, Texas and Mexico, is -Irillitf
a well; and, of course, expects to strike oiler
ho would not bo giving his time nnd qcn-i:-r
his own money In such fashion.
He may strike oil xrr ho m a y not, trst
whether he docs or not the price of the u rc*;,
I offer you remains tho same—$30 the acre.
If it should happen that a gusher ■un* ia
while this story is on its way to bo printed n
an advertisement in newspapers in N. York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, India .spo’ii'
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Chicago
the story would be printed just ns it i- b*&*
written.
Wc would not have to mention in this zdvertlaement anything about the dis n\eiy »f
oil in Florida beenuse the news columns of tb*
newspapers would tell of another v rdcrfsl
thing that has happened Ln tho State of Kloridn. Tho telegrar
_ tiph wirca would
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let yu-j ksn*
about it ns quickly as we would know abort
It.
“A. P. 0. N.”
There is an interesting story that
with these four letters.
The writer of tfcu =*cry will, •unit- fiicoJs
visited Olds mar the other day where Mr. HID
nnd his experienced crew of Oklahoma oil
workers are drilling.
The writer asked one of the men, who**
mime is C, L, Gott, who has been in the oil
business 20 yenrs and lives at Tulsa, Oklahoma:
"How deep have you drilled?"
"A. I*. O. N.*' he nnxwcrvd.
"Whnt the deuce does A. P. O. N. mew?*
Mr. Gott answered.
"A. P. O. N. means, in oil language, "Ain’t
Puttin’ Out Nothin',* which translated into real
American language means, 'We're nut giving
out any information'."
“A. P. O. N .”
We’ll use in this advertisement the oil
language and repeat what Mr. Gott said—
"Ain't Puttin’ Out Nothin'," by which I wuh
the reader to understand thnt I'm not iv Mirt
out any promise of any kind thut ol! will he
found where Mr. Hill is drilling a well,
cause I don’t wont you to think for i minute
that oil will l>e found or that it will m >■< *#J
difference in the price of this acreage
The acreage has got to be sold on t- mer
its. The soil at the top is good enough
anybody to buy because it will make nnmef
through whnt it will produce for th>■-<•
buy it.
It is the best huv, in my Judgment, 1®
Florida today.
How much do you want of this acreage?
I repeat that you must wire your n ienslion and follow it with a certified check on one
of your home town banks, made payable
either the First National Bank or the Americ*#
Bank A Trust Co. uf St. Petersburg.
Decide now, wire immediatedy, and start
your certified check on its way tomorrow.
If 1 understand the American people at s'j
those who read this story will believe it *#“
those who can will net at once. I firmly **■
lieve that within 48 hours after thia st°r>' *P*
pears in the newspapers the entire acre***
will be sold.
Sincerely yours, W. McKee Kelley, Ites1*0^
W. McKee Kelley Co., 659 Central Ave-,
St. Petersburg. Florida
April 27, 1922.
P. S.—Every successful business man m
your home town invests in ndvcrtiilng *
to 5 per cent of the gross business he dot*- 1
knows it is the only way to make tfrrf
known. We are investing in advertising
3 per cent of the $240,009 we will realize in®
this sale. Other overhead expense i* Pr0I'°(.
(innately small. You sure have a chance
get in on the ground floor.
�THE SANFORD DAILY HBRALD^ATURDAY,
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CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
MONEY
NOTICE!
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MISS AGNES PERSON
HEADS THE FLORIDA
DIVISION U. D.
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bu,,no5J to E ; n
P i of our did customer* W®
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,-nmpK'te Un« 0f
h"0
f e *paI ,r^ and periodicals at
t f v Z Store on Park Avenue,
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-j- j. Ml CCER & SON.
will be « meeting of the
P o t i o n of the S«n ord
fscbcol at the high school MonL , May Sth at 8 o clock. All
„ ir( urged to be present to
Cut out this slip, enclose with Be and
mnil it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield
Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in Teturo a trial package containing
Foley’a Honey and Tnr Compound for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back;
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.
lT,r, for Welding and parties
“I’m Going Right Straight Hack tc
C over five cents. Many for
My
Dear Old Florida Homo," at HinLO. T- 0. liift Shop.
3t-.tp
L-nuiitcr'a Piano Store, Wetnka Block.
20-tfp
Jj5 cash takes a 1917
Lur. Gw>d tires, good mefcaJ condition.
B- & 0-
The woria at your door every even
ing for 1Be.—Daily Herald.
E MUST PROVE OUR j
FAITH IN AMERICA
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a little better; by saving n little more consi-tently; l>v m oving forward, in unison,
confidently,* into the Era of Prosperity
that awaits us.
This hank is doing the best it can to help
in :!»■ adjustment of problems in this sec
tion.
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At the annual election of officers
of the Floridn division of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, Miss
Agnes Person, of Orlando, was unan
imously elected president and as she
was fairly cheertd to the platform
she was literally showered with
flowers. This was quickly followed
by the election of Sirs. S. D. Cheat
ham, of Jacksonville, vice-president;
Mrs. Rnymond Bullock, of Ocaln,
second vice-presidtn; Mrs. C. B.
Ashley of Madison, third vice-presi
dent; Mrs. \V. B, Huston, of Cler
mont, fourth vice-president; Mrs. W.
D. Herne, of Jacksonville!! recording
secretary; Mrs. E. La Rue B1| m , of
Orlando, corresponding secretary;
Miss Julia L Dickenson, of Tnnipa,
registrar; Mrs. George B. Allen, of
Jacksonvilo, recorder of crosses; Mrs.
J. C. Blocker, treasurer, has nnnther
year to serve.
Miss Person succeeds Mrs. Frank
D. Tracey, of Gainesville, ns presi
dent, and Mrs. Tracey nnd Mrs. S.
A. Morenn, who placed Miss Person’s
nnmc in nomination, escorted the
nominee to the plntfortn in the midst
of tumultous applause. Mrs. Bliss’s
nnmc ns nominee for corresponding
secretary also brought forth enthus
iastic applause. Ehe session took
place at the Presbyterinn church !ee.
ture nnd reports were received
from chairmen of various deparlmens
of the organization. Another busi
ness session took place during the
afternoon nt the snmc place nnd this
meeting ndjourned in time for the
reception nt the Rosalind club tender
ed by this club to the Annie Coleman
cbnptcr nnd delegates.
Sanford Municipal Band
Giving Concerts Every
Gnight This Week
Come Out and Hear the Hand
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Best of room nnd board at the Tem
ple Club.
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HUDSON and ESSEX Cars
SALES A N D SERVICE
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Sanford, Florida
Sanford Awnnc
CHILDREN IN SPRING TIME.
Mrs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hllisido ltd.,
Cleveland, 0., writes: "My grand
daughter was troubled with a cough
for nearly two yenrs. Sho took Fol
ey’s Honey nnd Tar nnd her cough is
■ now gone. It loosened the phloem so
sho could raise it cnsily." Foley’s
Honey and Tar is just what children
should hnvo for feverish colds, coughs,
"snuffles," and tight, wheezy brenthing. Be sure to get Foiey’s. It checks
croup and whooping cough, too. Sold
everywhere.—Adv,
.. E m ploym ent Bureau.
The vocational committee of the Buriness and Professional Women’s Club
requests all young wonnn desiring
1he ukr< 11 . ,• Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chuluo- a emp'jfment to register at the Fust
!•, H».. among thr pines nod lakes of Seminole county, an Up-to-date JJ National Hank.
pt*!frn Inch Intel, with private baths and hot water heat. First ■
AGNES G. BKRNF.lt, Chainraa
>1*** cuisir < Kite* J2.50 to |1S0 per day; ItO to 118 per week, ac- ■»
fvrtini to liH-ntinn of room.
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CHULUOTA INN
MBS. (H A S. I). BRUM LEY, M anager
H an d:
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HAVE YOUR
$1995.50
$550 $3259 $45-1
DONE AT
PtENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY
‘SERVICE THAT COUNTS”
We handle everything in
m i:
f r u it a n d
Car Lots or
vegetable
I a»hs.
l in e
Ship ua
Richmond, V irginia
p in .
ORLANDO STEAM
LAUNDRY
D oes this statem en t look like the M unicipal Band
w as making* any money or expected to m ake any m on
ey?
We call for and deliver to any part of
city. Leave your bundle nt Monte
zuma Hotel or call Plume No. 4S5 and
have our wagon call.
Your check sen t to Chairman F orest L ake today
will help out the Band and help to pay the salaries for the
coming' season. You can see w here the $2,000 paid by the
City and the Chamber o f Com m erce has g o n e and the
A Cozy H om e
■'ROM THE FOREST TO YOU
w ay the band boys have sp en t it.
ORLANDO STEAM
LAUNDRY
QUICK BUILT BUNG ALO W S
g s in Y
On,"f.! remendous
’"'■huuus oS a v uinij's
i uour
u r rPuock
c « ets
,uLatantlal, durable, bungalows of any site. Built
ntC,t Improved methods of house construction, of the
nt a great saving. Their economy is worth investl-
»h«wir.
" RITE FOR CATALOGUE
,tr in natur*l colon many attractive, money-saving homes.
A. C. T U X B U R Y L U M BER CO.
QUICK BUILT BUNG ALO W , D e p t 18-K
CHARLESTON,'S. C.
ENTZMINGER BROTHERS
UOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA.
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a
P lease look
at
the
Credit Side and the D ebit and be convinced.
French D ry C leaners
m k t n« in in m in
U M f'r1" " 1' ' ""
over half of the labor, all of the
fftm,,r
1r"f>t» and by delivering a home on record time direct
the forest to you
•
best cf
fttir-jf '
1 h e
I’ny
Music
Inst. Uniform
E dgar A. Ball, Director
$750.00 $550 $ 89 $525
in
Mrs. Edith Ball, Trombone
89
17
Clarence B arelift, D r u m ...... .
S.75
50
17
Clarence R. B ergquist, Clarin’t 50.00
75
17
E. W. Dickson, A l t o .................. 50.50
85
17
Geo. C. Fellows, Baritone
57.50
125
17
Felix S. Frank, B. Drum
42.60 owned by band 17
R. E rnest Gormley, C larinet.... 55.00
125
17
E. C. Harper, Cornet................... 45.00
89
17
W. L. H arvey, C ornet................ 57.50
89
17
H. C. H askins, C la r in e t............ 55.00
95
17
Joe Leinhart, A lt o ....................... 51.50
85
17
E. W. M eisch, T u b a ..................... 47.50
170
17
J. W. M usson, T ro m b o n e.......... 57.50
89
17
2
125
Joe R eizenstein, C la r in e t.......... 115.00
89
John Schirard, Jr., C ornet....... 55.00
17
M. M ax Stew art, B a r ito n e ...... 47.60
185
17
W. S. Thornton, A l t o ................ 52.5017
85
0
89
12.50
B. T. Tiller, Cornet
89
45.00
17
Ralph M. W arren, Trombone
o
J. M. G allagher, T ubo................ 105.00 owned by band Id
17
M iss Rose G allagher, C o r n e t... 85.00
89
225
8.75
17
J. Robson, Drums, X ylophone
17
Chas. Brady, Drummer, Soloist 80.00
218
20.00
W. A. Sutton, Saxophone
Students not on pay:
151
17
Ed. Rumph. Saxophone............
17
109
Glenn W hitcomb, Saxophone..
218
17
E. C. Bigler, S a x o p h o n e............
17
151
Paul Radford, Saxophone........
289
17
S tu art I Hilton, Saxophone .....
L A U N D R Y WORK
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$325 ctLsh lakes a 1920 Model
Ford Sedan th at’s in good condi
tion. It’s a real bargain.—B. &
0 . Motor Co.
30-tfc
We still have a few dresses for the
kiddies. Ail less than cost for quick
sale at the 0. T. 0. Gift Shop. JM-2tp
tig u r e s
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A COMMUNITY BUILDER
f. P. FORSTER, President
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NER EVERY SUNDAY. HO
TEL MONTEZUMA. 75c. 35-1 tc
tirst N atio n al B a n k j
VU
NOTICE
I hnve recently acquired the
grocery business tit No. 310 San
ford Avenue, Sanford, Florida,
which wn» formerly conducted
by Theresa Buck & G. W. Ruth
erford. All parties having nny
claims against either of the two
persona named will present them
at once.
I invite Inspection of my place
of business and “Speak for your 5
trade.”
JOHN THEODORE
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SANFORD
«Thf City Substantial
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T h e S anford D a
H erald
m
SANFORD
“ T h e C ity Substantial**
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 V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y . M A Y 8, 1922
VOLUME III.
N U M B E R 36
UP
OUR
legation
PFKING-HANKflW
RAH
WAY
1
rtNfU
SPLITS 'ro BLOW
(lLlwft CONFERENCE
Vvl”
IN SOFIA, BULGARIA, UNLESS
nA!\MW RAILWAY
|
OVER RUSSIAN SITUATION
COMMUNISTS ARE RELEASED CUT BY REVOLUTIONISTS
FRANCE UPHOLDS BELGIUM
HOSTILITIES START AGAIN
L U L llV L
U1 L U U
* ki n
i
-
Anarchists Think to Thow Scare in the United
States o f America
WILSON ASKS
J. H. PATTERSON China Seems Destined to
Have Civil S trife fo r
REED’S DEFEAT,
DIED ON TRAIN
M any Years
YESTERDAY STRAGGLING BANDS
REDS WILL REPLY GOOD OF PARTY HARDING HAS NO OPINION
ON SOLDIER BONUS BILL
AND SO HE EXPRESSES IT
(llr Thr Aiaorlatrtl
Obicct to Allied Plan o f
Dealing With Proper
ty of Foreigners
PROn.UII.Y TODAY OR TOMORItnu \Nt> OUTI.INR THEIR
OIUECTION9
HI , 1 h r A M O c t a t r d
REFERS TO SENATOR AS “ MAR
PLO T" AND SAYS MUST RE
DEFEATED
flip Thr \Morlnlnl I'rrMl
ST. LOUIS, May 8.— Referring to
United States Senator Rood a* "M ar
plot," Woodrow Wilson in a letter to
former Governor Stephens made pub
lic today, asked the defent of the Mis
souri senator to "redeem reputation”
of the Democratic party.
GENOA. May 8. The fifth week of
the Gt-r.oa conference opening today
„ t!| mo the end of the enclave, It Is
generally believed. The atmosphere
of gloom jiercade* conference circles
in View of the apparent irreconcilnbility of positions of England on one
Fund and France and Belgium on the
other over term* under which recogni
tion «f Uumiii would lie undertaken.
!.!<>yd George of Great Rritnln, and
Foreign Minister Schanzer, if Italy
tddreMed a strong nppeal today to
Ru^ian representatives urging acceptante of allied memorandum in main
_
—
point* an I promising Ru**ln internal- POLICIES W ERE W RITTEN IN
lor.al Im of $:’.00,000.000 gold francs.
1917 FOR LARGE
AMOUNTS
GENOA, May 8.— France will stand
Illy The A*.ocln|.d I'rraa)
with Belgium in opposing that pnrt of
NEW YORK, May 8.— It became
the allii - memorandum to Russin deal
ing with thr property o f foreign pow known today that Henry' P. Davidson
er*. In consequence of this decision, carried two million dollars life insurwhi< h wa» communicated to Premier i* ncft Tho policies were mostly writ
Ll .y.l George by M. Rnrthou, head of > n
1917. Insurance previously did
the Fren. h delegation, Inst evening, not exceed half a million, stiinated
another crisis has arisen which en premiums nmnunted to about $80,000
danger* the conference nnd may or annually.
DAVIDSON
HAD INSURANCE
TWO MILLIONS
m»y r."t Ic settled before the British
prime minister returns to London.
SANFORD LAD GIVEN
TRANSPORTATION HOME
*
SOFIA, Bulgaria, May 8.— A throat to blow up the American
legation here unless the United States brings about the release of
Sacco and Vanzctti, communists, under conviction for murder in
Massachusetts, has been received at the legation.
WHITE BRUTE
IN DUVAL JAIL
SAFE KEEPING
The following clipping from a Ma
con. Georgia, newspaper will be o f interct to Sanford renders:
BEEN
SENTENCED
TO
HAS
“Benjamin Franklin munched his
DEATH
IN
VOLUSIA
dry loaf of bread ns he strolled up
COUNTY
Cherry «treet yesterday, forgetting
ill e!»o in hi* happiness at food onco
III* Thr \a*orlntr4 I'rraal
more.
JACKSONVILLE, May 8.— Aubrey
“NVm, I nint hungry, hut if you'll Nichols, sentenced to hang
after
ju*t give me the money to go home pleading guilty in the Volusia circuit
on, I will sure appreciate It," said court to the charge of nssnulting a
Young Ren, whose real name was DeLnnd woman last December, wns
D»vi,i Farmer, when he came to the brought here to the Duval jnil for
A»- mte.l Charities to seek aid.
safe keeping.
The V minted Charities is somotin,<» nude to feel that its work is
BREAK GROUND FOR
mt all In vnin when a note of gratii
FERTILIZER PLA N T
f'
veil e|uite unexpectedly
from the receiver of some kindness.
LAK E LAN D , Mny fl.(Spccial).—
‘I i n a visiting his sister Ground wns broken late Saturday by
»* Sparks. Gn„ and had no money to the Non-Acid Fertilizer and Chemical
git > t-. on. Times are hard nnd he
Company of I.nkclnnd on n fivo-ucfc
fo’jld not sisure enough money to get
tract one nnd one half miles south of
h>me The vhild was very nnxious to
Lakeland for n 40,000 ton monthly
*" father nnd mother once more so
h. .
,
i capacity fertilizer plant. The tract
°
n< ^nr “ .* P01"
. is located on the main line of tho At,.
*
• II. arrive, in Macon with hot- |(lntlc Co„ t U u , railrond.
af
'' ; * " nd in n ^ P e r n io need
While offict.r> of the cor
company hnvc
UI I'-xl nnd
rnrr.
.
. . . .
and care.
not yet been elected it is understood
D .'i! «ould not be persuaded to that the capitalization will bo fCOO,f,t anjthi'ig ns n gift but instead he
000. H. E. Memminger of Lakclnnd,
• hi. only fifteen cents and
Tom
Wilson, Bartow, C. W. Dean
I chi himself n dry loaf of bread.
and Dr. C. C. Hardin of l.nkelnnd nro
!• vid hnd lawn forgotten ns there
Lacking the concern.
®r‘
in..i y others thnt come and go,
The factory when completed will be
"> next morning's mall came n complete mixing plant, according to
* ’ < note from Dnvid at Sanford,
Mr. Memminger, cnpablc of convert
Fla.
ing the raw phosphnte into the finish
I
'*'• *hnnk you for giving the ed commercial fertilizer.
Th< corn1 •i'> rome home on and as soon
puny owns several tracts of phos
an mnkr some money, I will
phate Innd in the Mulberry nnd Lake
•rn I your money hack to you.” he
land phosphnte territory ami will mine
concluded.”
its own raw material.
Tho main building will be 300 feet
by eighty and will employ 150 men
Kirvin is C^uiet
with a daily payroll of $250. accord
A fter Mob Scene,
ing to Mr. Memminger.
Rumors o f Trouble Tho plant will be completed in tbno
to begin filling orders on August 1,
•>•<1 \oi Materially ns Negroes Will hestate*., A meeting of the principal
stockholders will he held immediate!/
Not Itetlaiate
for the purpose of electing officers
for the company. Some stock 'vlll bo
Pressi
a ” . \ IN, May 8— The town is quiet put on the mnrkct, Mr. Memminger
, v f" " a"ing rumors Inst night stated yesterday.
^ arroed negroes were marching to»r.l he town to avenge the burning NEGOES BODY FOUND
• urdav of three negroes accused of
HANGING TO TREE—
m,Jr(J{.r of n wh|t<> KhQQ|
ANOTHER KIRVIN VICTIM
, , T1" #r'l>- marshal said he ex£ u ,n?, Urther trou‘ »^ *n d hnd inIN * T h e ( m m U I H P reM l
and found that no
FORT WORTH, Texas. May 6.—
‘ this
"
*>nn^
negroes in The body of Tom Cornish, brother of
one of the victims of the Kirvin mob
of Saturday, was found hanging to
7 »ny friends of Victor McUu- a tree today by a farmer residing
near Kirvin.
r**hng mu«*h better after a week’s
lllr.MV
ihe Herald for Post Cards.
/
• ' •
WAS HEAD OF N A TIO N A L CASH
REGISTER CO. AND ONE OF
FROM DEFEATED ARMY OF GEN.
THE DIG MEN
CHANG LOOTING AND RIOT
ING ALONG MARCH
(Ilf The %*««»rlnfr4 t*rr»«|
A T L A N T IC CITY, May 8.—The
lllf The
d I'rru l
body of John II. Patterson, founder
HANKOW, May 8.—The Pcklng-
W ill Probably Render a Decision Today or Tomorrow
_i _l n i.,
.n_.i
r *'1\ ay ha* I en cut and it la
.
. ? ;•
h . _l! lcd reported Chao Ti. the military governhnnrd r» train near Iron yesterday,
will be taken to Dayton, Ohio, for nor of Honan province started hostili
ties ngninsl the forces of Wu Pei Fu.
burial.
(Hr Thr \•*«*«•InIrtt
WASHINGTON, May 8.—President said, that it was the desire of con
Fighting was proceeding today at
Harding took under advUcmcnt Sat grcssinnnl lenders that no additional
Sinyangchoxv, one hundred miles to
urday the modified house soldiers' bo tnxc* be enacted in connection with
the north of here.
nus plan presented to him by a com the bonus nnd that it would bo inimittee of Senate Republican leaders, possible to put n sales tnx through
PEKING, ny 8.—Gencrnl Wu Pel
lie told the senators he would study congress.
Fu, victor over Gen. Chnng Tso-Lin in
While no specific plnn of finnneirg I
the proposal and the one to be present
the struggle for military rontrol in
ed early next week by Senator Smoot the Imuius wns presented to the cxcvtt
Chinn, declared yesterday at Chango f Utah, ranking Republican on the tlve, it is the thought of bonur ad
sintien that instead of striving for the
senntc finnnee committee, nnd would locates that the legislation can be WAS DUALLED WHEN THE RING position of head of the government he
LEADERS WERE TAK EN OUT
desired to devote his energies to uni
renew the discussion with them later. financed out of the.refunded Dritmh
fy China, creato political hnrmony in
Those rnlling at the White House bonds.
AND WHIPPED
Neithcr the commonly known Me
the north nnd south, abolish militar
where Scnntor Lodge, of Massnchu
____
. . Ill*
. Thr A■•«»«*InIrd. I'rru l
,.ism,
. . . . revive
_____ _______
„ ___
industry
and win the resetts,t ...t_______
Republican _____
lender,, Chairman Cumber plan nor the Smoot plnn calls
McCumbcr and Scnntors Curtlr, of for any considerable outlay of money
< Hit AG((, Xlay 8.— boor lutur ^ri«>t gpcct of the foreign powers.
He expressed himself a* agreeing
Kansas, anil Watson, of Indinnn, mem within the next few years, nnd some in the Cook county Jail wns quelled tosenators
Mid
that
whatever
cost
would
"lien
the
warden
and
thirty
the opinion of the powers set
bers of the finnnee committee. The
.........had
. .......
the Washington conference
scnntors snid the president
given be entailed eould be tnken rnre of out Rnnvds removed the ring lenders from <|oWn
no intimntio nas to his opinion of the of the $200,000,000 annual interest on t,im
onc at a time nn‘* whipped thnt ('hjn„ m,|*t put her house in oramended house bill but asked many the debt owed by Great Rritain wbleh ‘ |M'm' Displeasure of prisoners over dor< f rct, herself from vast nrmies,
questions concerning its provisions.
thnt country is expected to begin pay- the chnngo in the method o f admitting app|y hcr revenues to pay her debts
visitors led to the outbreak. Prisonj bui,d rn||ront]t ,
The president was told, renntnr* ing this year.
ers In upper tier cells fired blankets I w „ pp, F„
„ j-mup 0f
nnd dropped them out. ihe *mok« Americans nnd Dritish who visited his
M O RE T E R R IT O R Y
B R IT IS H E M B A S S Y
nearly suffocated tlic others.
Alst . prjvn(<% train outside o* Peking. As
IN CO. JAIL
AT CHICAGO
IN U N D A T E D W H E N
II L E V E E S B R E A K
C A L L E D FOR ES* « • *'™> *»ii” .........a. a.i.i i - . i
d.n«r«i w,
C O R T ___W A R V E T morn nir oio***. ..... * ....... “'.'T Ti^1i jn „jmp|
....T c.‘ ! 'V T
timpli,, uniform without insignia
of rank.
1 General Wu wns asked whether
EXERCISES OVIEDO
Intended entering Peking to nssume
HIGH 8C.IIOOL ,|1(> direction of the government. IloIlly I hr ,%«*nrlnlril |'rr««i
NEW ARK, N. J.. Mny 8.—Request
replied thnt he wns not Interested In
1he commencement season of the pojiiics, because of more scrlops ques*
that the llritisli embassy send agent
to escort him from the station tnnior- Oviedo High School will begin on the t|unK< Finit ,,f nt|. he did not conrow so he would not Ik* molested was evening of Sunday, Mny 21, when tho „ i(,(,r tha( hi(l victory was complete
made by Alexander Robertson, Hrit- commencement sermon will ho d.-ilv- unti| hp hai| cupturcd Tso-Lin, whom
i*h wnr veteran, who plans to go to end nt the Baptist rhurrh by Rev. ,)p ,i,„|re.l to eliminate ns a possible
Washington to press bis charges tliat
F. Blackman, D. I)., f<
former presi- f uj uri, menace. Ho favored disarmnms ing most f the soldiers, hut wanted a
private detective*
detectives nttemptr
attempted to rail- 'lent of Rollins College. .Special
l
road him out o f the country Ix-cmise h” will lie rendered by the choir,
reasonable defensive army, to repre
of his efforts to win the hand of Mary
On the evening of Thursday, May sent unit--I China against foreign
Culberson, daughter of Senator Cul- “’r'. there will be given nt the school cnemisc.
hereon, of Texas. Friendship between house a program of essay.*, music,
Roller!son nnd the girl is said to have *°ngs anti drills. The main pnrt of
begun at the University of Texas O'*" program will he given by the
three months ago where both wore members o f the Senior Class, who will
student*. The two met again recent- discuss in an interesting way some
l> in Washington where Miss Culbcr- " f the work done by the class during
.son is now at school.
1tho year.
The eighth grade will also give
speeinl work, and diplnmns of en
ORGANIZE TO OPPOSE KI.AN
trance to the High School will lie de
UNITED STATES THAT GUARAN
livered
by Supt. T. W. luiwton to thu
III* Thr A«»»rlnlr,l I'rraal
TEES WILL DB PUT INTO
JACKSONVILLE. Mny 8.— Dr. W. following member* of this grade:
FORCE
I). McNnnicr, a retired physician of Clyde Palmer Argo, Shirley Mnry
South Jacksonville, Inst night announ Swope, Evelyn Lenars Wheeler, Char
III? Thr %««<»r Inlnl |'rr««|
ced the organization in tnis state of les Johansen, William Robert Wil
WASHINGTON, May 8.- The npn division of the United Anioricnns liams, John Ilntts Jones, Jr.
|x>intmcnt of an international com
a movement started in Texns some
At eight o'clock, Friday, Mny 20, mission to consider nil Issues involvtime ago. Dr. MrNnrncr who snid he the following seniors will Ik> grndu- ed in the American recognition of the
had been commissioned supreme gov ated from the Highh School: Wnnn Obregon government in Mexico hns
ernor for this state, stated thnt the Winifred
Pope,
Virginia
Burch Leon suggested in some official quarorganization would enter actively into Wright, Catherine Montcrio Young, tern as n solution to the continued fallpolities in opposition to the Ku Klux Uniter Ia-«* Carter, Harold Walter ure of the United States nnd Mexico
Klan.
Vam.
to ngiee on the recognition program.
The commencement address will be
-------WILL ENTERTAIN
delivered by Prof. W. II. Dresch, D.
WASHINGTON, .Vny 8. N - The
SENIOR CLASS
D., o f Rollins College. His subject American government i* standing unWEDNESDAY NIGHT
wlll be* “ The Key to Success."
alterably for the guarantees requestThe Diplomas will lie presented by ed o f Obregon regime in Mexico near
Mrs. A. N. /.Inzer will entertain
Principal M. J. Okerlund.
ly a year ago nnd ho fnr Obregon nnd
the Senior Class of the Sanford High
The Oviedo orchestra under tho di* advisers have given no definite nssurSchool at her home at 703 Palmetto
rectlon o f Mr. E. A. Hall, will furnish mice guarantees will be given in order
avenue on Wednesday night nt 8:30. the music.
to make formal recognition of their
government possible, the stato depart
PEARM AN HAS RETURNED
ment »aid today.
CONVICT GUARD
Ten* of Thousands Made llomrlcmt— Sa>s Private Detectives Tried to Rail- COMMF.NCKMKVT
I .eeislallir e Mnv lie I'M.iiMtsMj
riiui! •
Out of the * uuairy
(Ilf Thr \«*orlnlr«l l*rr«*$
NEW ORLEANS, May 8.— Approx
(mutely 70,000 persons nro homeless
in Mississippi nnd Louisiana ns the result of the Mississippi river flood and
of this number forty thousand nre Ik?ing fed, sehltered nnd clothed by the
Red Cross and other organizations No
provisions nro made to aid thirty
thousand who have not yet reached the
refuge camps.
NEW ORLEANS, May 8. -W ith
twelve parishes of loiuisiann partially
inundated by flood waters of the Mis
sissippi river nnd backwaters from its
tributaries, a conference will be held
at Raton Rouge to determine whether
the regular session of the legislature
scheduled to convene today shall be
postponed to permit its membeis to
remain nt home in the stricken par
ishes to render assistance in relief
work.
Flood waters that broke through le
vees of the Mississippi continue tc
spread over additional territory. In
the central nnd eastern sections of the
state the water from Die crevasse nt
Ferridny anil backwater* from tribu
taries have damaged the parishes of
Tensas, Caldwell, Catahoula, Concoridn, LaSalle, Ouachita, Franklin, A v
oyelles, Rapides and St. Mai tin, cov
ering thousand* of squnre miles, made
tens of thousands of people homeless,
nnd destroyed property that will
mount into the millions.
H. M. Venable, who is operating a
fleet of 15 gns Iwiats for rescue work,
yesterday stntcd that the most serious
phase o f the situation at present is the
need of food for about 4,000 people in
the Jllnrk river area of central Louis
iana who have remained on planta
tions.
Refugees from St. Rernard and
I'lnquemine parishes in southeastern
Louisiana, who were made homeless
through the crevnsses of the river nt
Poydrms and Myrtle Grove, are being
cared for nt Jackson Barracks where
their number is being increased daily.
Beginning Monday, school for the chil
dren will Ik? inaugurated, as the parish
schools are closed nnd many of the
teachers nro among the refugees.
Some of the refugees are In'ing em
ployed by neighboring plnnters.
OBREGON
GOVERNMENT
MUST ASSURE
R. W. IVnrmnn, secretary of the
Sanford Chamber of Commerce ar
rived home Saturday night from u
weeks visit to Nnshvllle, Tennessee,
where he attended the meeting of the
southern commercial secretaries and
hnd a weeks good training along the
lines ns laid down by the national
Chnmber of Commerce, Mr. Psarmmi
took Sanford literature with him and
told them ail about the City Substan
tial while he was away.
HAD SOME CUCUMIIKR
Many Sanford people went over to
John Roily who has a farm on the
Daytona Beach yesterday to take a
dip in the briny and watch the wild west aide brought a cucumber to
town today that was some "colic." It
waves nnd wild women.
measured fifteen inches In length and
Tho Ht-ruld for first class Job work, weighed 3 pounds anil 8 ounce*.
CHARGED WITH KILLING
PRISONER A T CAMP FLORIDA DIVIDED
INTO THREE PARTS
III* Thr iMBrlalfil l'r*R«l
FOR rROIlllllTION
ST. AUGUSTINE, Mny
8,—The
trial of Frank Quigley, charged with
I I I ? T k r \ a a o r III frit |*rr a«|
manslaughter In connection with tho
M IAM I, May 8.— Tho division o f
killing of William Murphy on road Florida into three prohibition district*
gang In November, 1020, was opened with Miami, Jacksonville and Penaatoday. Quigley wns a convict guard cola, as headquarters, was announced
nnd Murphy hnd Just started serving today by A. L. Allen, Fcderol Prohlba thirty .lays sentence for stealing a itimi Commissioner for Florida. Kred
ride on a freighi train. Quigley al. Harrington Is head o f the Miami dl»leged that Murphy attacked him with trict, George Gay, the Jackaonvfll#
■ r* kr*
i district and L. R. Cobb the PanaaeoU
district. •
MEN'S CLUII TO MEET
.
*
LONDON, May 8.— King George
Monthly meeting Men’a Club at and Queen Mary left today for BelParish House Wednesday night. El- glum Y o 'b e 'T h e ' gueits o f'K in g *AL
cctlon of officers. Refreshments.
. bert a ml Queen Elisabeth.
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PAGE EIGHT
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>D A ILY HERALD, SATURDAY, M AY 6,1922
Th e Am ount Doesn’ t C ou nt It’s the Start—
SPORTS
That’ s the Thing
:
“MONEY TALKS”
To the Th riftless money says “ Good
Bye.”
: 35 ?.
To the self-respecting, forw ard-looking
! Citizen it says: “ I am yours, I represent your
■
best w orking days. Be careful with me fo r I
■ am your best friend. P u t me in the Bank,
where I am S afe and I w ill work fo r you. Re
member, I m ove the w orld.”
' II
I
m
Open your Savings Account T O D A Y !
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU
“MONEY TALK”«
EE
„w f'
The Seminole County Bank
i* \ « »»li*
lfl ► :M
MONEY
i
rai
-SERVICE
-I’ KOGUESS-
STHENGTII-
WANTED
10% IN T E R E S T
and expense of Investigating property for a loan of one year or more
o f Five Thusnnd Dollars on Orlando property worth $15,000.00.
We recommend this loan.
YESTERDAY RESULTS
Florida State League
At Jacksonville 1, Lakeland 6.
At St. Petersburg 10, Tampa 5.
At Orlando, 8; Daytona, 8 (11 Innines, darkness).
At
At
At
At
At
rain.
At
At
At
National League
llrooklyn-Roston, oto wet.
New York-Philadelphia, too wet.
Pittsburgh, 3, Chicago 1.
St. Louia 3, Cincinnati, 2.
American league
Iloston-Wushington, postponed,
Philadelphia, 4, New York 6.
Detroit I, St. Louia 0.
Chicago 3, Cleveland 0.
At
At
At
At
American Automation
Milwaukee 0, Coiumbua 6.
Kansas City 5, Toledo 3.
St. Paul 7, Indianapolis 10.
Minneapolis 8, Louisville 0.
At
At
At
At
Southern Association
Atlanta 3, Memphis 5.
Birmingham 17, Nashville 10.
Mobile I, Little Rock 10.
New Orleans 3, Chattanooga 4.
(IAMBS TODAY
Daytona at Orlando.
Lakeland at Jacksonville.
Tampa at St. Petersburg.
I.KAO UK STANDING
Florida State League
Won Lost
Pet.
St. Petersburg
19
9
.679
Lakeland .................. 16
12
.871
Orlando, Florida
Daytona
14
13
.519
Orlnndo
... .
.600
.. 14
14
Tampa
.. 14
15
.483
Jacksonville....
..
7
21
560
FOR SALE—Automobile; am going
North Sundny; must sell, 1919
National League
Srrippa-Booth, 5-pnssenger light six
Won Lost Pet.
touring, good condition,
extras,
.. 14
4
.778
$3.60 or best offer. Cameron Trent, New York
Chicago
..........
6
..
1
1
.617
Welak* Apt. 19._______________ 30-5tp
St. Louis
.. 11
.611
7
FOR SALK—Warehouse with R. R. Brooklyn
8
.629
siding. Within four blocks of center Pittsburgh
.600
9
9
of city.
6
Philadelphia
9
.400
Ceo. V . KNIGHT
6
Cincinnati
.
16
.2 m’,
______________________________ 272-tfc Boston
4
550
12
FOR SALE —A practically new pinna.
American Leaguej
High grade, walnut finish for cash.
$160.00.
319 Cypress Ave.
23-tfp
Won Lost Pet.
I’ct
13
7
.650
FOR SALE—One 6-room bungalow, St. I.oul*
13
7
.650
located on Sanford Heights, $1,500, New York
Cleveland
..........
9
.526
cash, a bargain.—A. P. Connelly.
9
.600
9
■___________
27-tfc Chicago
Philadelphia
9
10
.474
FOR SALE— New six room bungalow,
*»«*ftiol!
H
9
.471
located on Sanford Heights. I.ot 50
Washington
8
12
.400
x!35. Price $2,250.00. Worth your
Detroit
13
.. 6
.316
inspection.—A. P. Connelly.
33-tfc
FOR KALE—Good cow ami two nico
lieifors. Address II. C., rare of the for concrete ami usphntl paving. WngHerald.
33-3tp es 17Vic per hour, working ten hours
per day. Pay in cash every Snturdny.
OUND
Free hunk house and commissary at
FOUND -One gold cuff button. Own tached. Don’t write. Como ready to
er can have same by calling nt Her work.— Atlantic llitulithic Co. 33-0tc
ald, proving property and paying for MONEY TO LOAN " A T 4%- O n
this nd.
dh-tf
homes, groves nnd farms, 4 per cent
simple interest in multiples of $1,000
LOST
payable $10 per month. Strout Agen
S TR A YE D —from lot last night two cy, ilox 6IS, Eustis, Fin.
35-lOtp
blnrk mules. Any information lend
ing to their whereabout* /will |>e
grcntly appreciated by C. A. Betts.
17,700 Acres in East Orange
Phone No. 339-J.
34-2tp
County
LOST— Between Sanford nnd Sorren
On Famous
to violin and case. Finder please no
Orlando to Ocean
tify John E. Fuller, Leesburg, Fnl.
H igh w ay
34-2tp
Itirh Farming, Citrus and
“ FOR ltE N T ~
Trucking Lands
Being Syndicated in
FOR RENT— I nice furnished, cool
30 A cre Tracts
bed room, $3.00 per week. 314 East
Each tract fronting on Orlando6th St.
35-2tp
Ocean Itoulrvard at the extreme
FOR RENT Five room furnished
ly low price of—
bungalow. 1012 Magnolia avenue.
$28.24 per Acre
34-3tp
Five Years in Which to Pay.—
B IT H L O R E A L E S T A T E C O M P A N Y
126 South Orange Avenue
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Claaaifled Ada 5c a line. No
nd taken for leaa than 25c.
and positively no claaaifled
ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders
Count fire words to n line
and remit accordingly.
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FO R S A L E
n i n r u A i n r f o r h a i r •«
U llliV V U L L l
flrst class
shape, $250 terms or $200 cash. 190
Model.— Rive & Walker, In old Ford
Oarage.
dh-tfp
FOR S A L K —Fine celery farm, 10
ncres rich hammock land, cultivated
10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow
ing wells,
ncres tiled; nlso thirty
acres hammock ndjoining with one
well and small part cleared, near
Cameron City. Apply to owner for
particulars. Herbert O. CVInpen, It.
R. A. Box 189.
32-12p
FOR S A l.lv i.'i acres orange grove,
fine land, about 400 old hearing
orange nnd grapefruit trees. Also pe
can, peach, grapes, pears uud other
fruit trees on Onlden Lake, 3 Vi miles
south of Sanford. Also another 4V4
acres of fine rich, cultivated pine land
with about 75 old hearing orange nnd
grapefruit trees, and about 76 pecan
trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own
er, Herbert O. Crlppen, R. R. A. Box
189.
32-12p
FOR HALE— Potato barrels in any
quantity, special prices on cur Iota,
correspondence solicited, Clcnrwnter
Mfg Co«f Clcnrwnter, Fla.
8-tfc
ROOM F O lP R E N T —Furnished with
privilege of garage. 709 Palmetto
avenue.
34-10tp
FOR RENT Desirable housekeeping
rooms. Phone 318 \V.
32-Ctp
FOR 8 A L B OR LEA8E—On* *6 acre,
one 10 ncro Sanford nvc. walking
distance to city. Two Iota corner
Center and Hint nvc. Two lots west
side Palmetto nve., 60 ft from Elev
enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, FOR" RENT— Room* nnd kitchenette.
owner, 116 N. Spring St., lx»s Angc— Shirley Apartment* opposite post
lea, Calif.________________ 2H8tf; 29-tf office, upstairs.
28-tfe
STOP— LOOK—READ
F tH M tE N T — 8-roam house on Union
Ave. A. P. Connelly.
2'1-tfc
FRUIT-PRODUCK SHIPPERS
Li
p
n; i
Try our expert service collecting Rail
road Claims.
Original.
Vouchers
sent direct to rlaimnnta.— Eastern
Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. (1.
Cooper, Ass't General Mgr., with I'. R.
R. Claim Department, ten years, Seaford, Del.
10-e.o.d-2wc
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished room*,
hath, for lighthousckecping. Good
locntion. Apply "R. S.” , care of Her
ald Office.
fl-tfc
FOR ENT Furnished room, 111 Park
Ave.
33-Ctp
W ANTED
■m *
I
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j
Won
Mobile
.... _____ 14
IS
Memphis ......- .
Littlo Rock — _____ 13
New Orleans *<•»•••*• *•
Nashville ----Birmingham ... _____ 9
Atlanta .......... ....___ 6
Chattanooga ... _____ 0
0 [H ][E ]!I ][P ][R ]m r E j
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Loat
8
8
7
8
10
13
14
15
—TONIghtCecil B. DoMille1,
“A FOOL’S
PARADISE”
With Dorothy Dalton, Mil4rc41
rls, Conrad Nagel. 1hrod,rtl
loff, Jean Davidson md
It’a a picturo that swept fr.a as to Sinm, and gathers ist»L
dreds of lavish seer • the |«,
beauty of the world
A R E A L BARGAIN
$150 cash lakes 1919
Roadster,— B. & 0. Motor Ci!
Best of room and lmarj at tl«l
plo Club.
THE WEATHER :
no lure in respect to the possibility of
striking oil in or near the property.
The Kelley company in an exceedingly frank statement emphasises the
value of the land they are selling
purely ns n fnim nnd grove proposi
tion. Statistics arc given henring on
the subject nnd it is shown thnt the
soil of the lunds to Ik? sold is rnpnblc
of producing fine garden nnd citrus
products.
The character of tho announcement,
which is signed by W. McKee Kelley,
murks n new departure in methods of
advertising ns applied to tho snle of
Innds in this section of Floridn.
“ In adopting this method of adver
tising.” Mr. Kelley said today, “ we
had the l>encfit of suggestions from
William C. Freeman, of New York,
who came to this city at our request
Title G«H>d—Warranty Deed
Guaranteed
Land May Be Occupied Before
Payment Completed
This tract consists of 17,700
-ere* bordering both sides the
Drlnndo-Knst Coast Sixteen-foot
Boulevard for about eight miles,
is intersected by the Floridn
East Const Knilrond and two
other main county highways ono
of which Is to he hard-surfaced
also.
U|K>ii completion of those hard
surfaced roads the value of this
land will increase very sub
stantially ns has already been
demonstrated in nil other sec
tions of Orange County, nnd the
syndicate proposes to sell in
imall tracts the syndicate hold
ings nt a profit.
This tract is virgin timWred and
the timber is conservatively cstime ted to he worth $12.00 per
sc.o.
References—Any bnnk or busi
ness house in Orange County.
Honest Salesmen Wanted
Mail Coupon Today for Particulars ■
ORLANDO-EAST COAST LAND CO.
126 So. Orange Ave., Orlnndo, Fin.
Please send particulars of your 17,
700 acre development This in no
mnnncr obligates nic.
FOR S A L E —One six-room house,
cheap If tnken at one*. Apply to W ANTED—Small cottage, unfurnish
ed or half of house, or unfurnished
Mrs. A. Norwood, |j»ke Mary.
32-Ctp housekeeping rooms. Address ‘‘Per
manent,’ P. O. Rox 648, Sanford. 34-p
FOP SALK— 111 acres, four miles out
on good road, opposite Country W A N T TO BUY— Hewn heart
Innglenf pine tics. Please com
Club; now 5-room bungnlow, garage
and out buildings; some land cleared WUIllcatC w ith US prom ptly.-—
and planted In fruit trees; good water. G enrglll-b lorida I ine ( o., JcckG. Illrschl, R. I. Sanford. Fla. 80-«t|v HOnvIlle. H a .
28-btc
FOR QUICK SALE —I am offering W ANTED — Position ns caretaker of
ornngo grove.—Geo. Hunter, Route Name
...................... ..............
my entire stock of Millinery nnd art
A, Uox 160-R.
30-Ctp
goods nt a sacrifice. Good reason for
Address ...................... .....................
selling. P. O. Box 365, Arcadia, Fla. W ANTE D — 100 colored laborers want Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla.
ed In the City of Daytona, Florida,
35-ltp
oil-- -
for the purpoee. Mr. Freeman'* idea*
/uRU a.s and
mnA sincerity,
a in c » r itV which
w h ic h
hi*
of frankness
he
voiced while here, conform to our own
in respoct to enlisting interest of both
northerners and local people in Flori
da lands. We want permanent home
builders In Florida. The more we
get the better It will be for all of
us, and we are heartily In favor of a
policy of frankness that will cultivate
the friendliness o f such settlers. So
far a> the prospect of striking oil is
KF.LLF.Y STARTS 1110 LAND SALK
concerned, that Is a mere incident. No
, one knows whether there is oil In
One of the most comprehensive
though some men are apendplans of exploiting the sale of farm Ing a great deal of money believing
Innds that has ever been initiated on there is. Aside from that, Florida
the west coast of Floridn is begun lands have n wonderful value of their
by the W. McKee Kelly company of own nnd the public ought to know Just
St. Petersburg in a full page an what they arc offered in any kind of a
nouncement made in last Saturday’s proposition such as the one wo are
issue of The Independent.
advertising. That’s our reason for
The announcement tells the story adopting the method we have initiat
of a new development embracing 8, ed.’—St. Petersburg Independent.
000 ncres of farm Innds lying among
the rolling country between Oldsmar
Room nnd board $12.50 per week
nnd Tarpon Springs. The tract is part nnd up.—Hotel Montetoma.
35-6tc
of the Lee per estate o f approximately
16,000 acres, which includes some of
DON’T FORGET TO VOTE FOR
the properties now being tested to dc- SCHOOL BONDS NEXT TUESDAY.
tc^oine whether or not there are oil
deposits in this section of Florida.
S P E C IA L CHICKEN
D IN
Identically the same advertisement
N
E
R
E
V
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R
Y
S
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D
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HO
is to appear in newspapers in New
T
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L
M
ONTEZUM
A,
75c.
35-ltc
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago,
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Indianapolis
m b m
nnd Columbus, Ohio, In addition the
announcement will appear in the prin
cipal papers throughout Floridn and
will be sent to 15,000 realtors of the **
National Association of Realty Boards b
a* For Floridn: Partly cloudy to
throughout the United States.
*4 tonight and Sunday.
to
One of the unusual features of the
advertisement—adherence to which
to to
to to to
mndo it possible for the exploiters to
obtain its admission to the advertis
Room and hoard $12.50 per week
ing columns of The Independent—is
35-0tc
Southern AneocUtlon
m i
*
to to *
* hi
: SANFORD’S
: TEMPERATURE!
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
^ beautiful display of hair goods,
mad® from reaI humnn hnir- can b®
"cpn, for n "hort P®riod on,y at Yow*
0,1 Coml’any35-ltc
The Herald, 15c per week, delivered.
BANANAS
APPLES
Down to 89 and the f:cnt
bit of weather ue hart apericnccd In nil the M
yenrs we have lived in Fkf.
da. All we nerd now u ,
few more showers and tla
life will really he worth liv.
ing. Tomorrow is Suiviay, I
Sunday school and chunk
5:19 A. M. MAY 6, DR
Maximum........
....
Minimum
_ a
Range ......
R
Barometer
J3.R i
Calm nnd clear.
I fc* tel ** K*
B A N A N A S selling by the bunch
or by the Dozen
** t*
NOTICE!!-
$125 cash takes a prac
A P P L E S selling by the box or by
new
Grant. Good tires u
the dozen
crything good.— II. & 0.
Car located by Express office Co.
■ISSII
in « !n r » s In Gear !*•
-1 Store in Florifcl
T h e C h u r c h w e l l Co
Sanford's New Store-
Phone 1271
■■HIM
■■■ilia
RADIKS’ D E P A R T M E N T
M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T
M EN'S
FLOWERED CRETONNES
PAJAMAS
In new patterns, 36-in. wide. Special
In w hite and colored
48c
And $2.00
CURTAIN SCRIM
In Ecru and White, 36-in. wide. Special
25c
M E N ’S
NIGHT SHIRTS
L IT T L E HOYS’
In \\ bite and Kern, 36-in. wide. Special
SAILOR HATS
Solitl White
40c
■■■i n " I
iii-
P A Y CASH
Pay as You Lo-
T he
-And You W on’t Have-
-S o Far I#®*
C h u r c h w e ll Coj
FjRSTSTREET SELLS IT FOR LESS
WELAKAjMj
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PAGE TWO
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1922
L I II
T h is
Cabinet In
| gA cRemarkable
H ere is a sale that requires but one
dollar down fo r the standard o f value
in Kitchen Cabinets— the Genuine
Sellers, nationally advertised, worldknown and acknowledged leader.
Thousands and thousands o f women
have paid all cash fo r their Sellers
Kitchen Cabinets— and gladly.
You, today and fo r a limited time
only, can have your choice o f any
style Sellers in our stock fo r one dol
lar down.
You have the use o f your Sellers and
your money at the same time. Pay
ments are so easy you never feel
them.
Sin Sal
Here is, without question, the g rea t
est opportunity sale that has ever
been offered to the women o f Sanford.
SaleBeginning Wednesday,
£May 10th
W e will hold special demonstrations
o f Sellers Kitchen Cabinets and their
amazing, exclusive, patented fea t
ures, so that every woman will realize
what a history-m aking sale this is.
When you have seen this demonstra
tion you will wonder how you ever
managed to run your kitchen without
a Sellers. You will think o f the thous
ands upon thousands o f unnecessary
steps you have taken, w alking hack
and forth across your kitchen. You
will resolve from that minute to run
your kitchen on the Sellers scientific
basis.
Think o f it— one dollar installs this
new plan in your holsehold.
SELLERS
; I fa$
|L m m
it
III ?
A R if-
Sellers Mastercraft;
KITCHEN
CABINETS
$9.50 Worth High-Grade
Aluminum Ware
“ T H E BEST S E R V A N T IN Y O U R H O U SE "
But think what that one dollar does besides— here is the
most am azing part o f this grea t offer. E very purchaser
o f a Sellers Cabinet during the progress o f this sale will
he given a beautiful free g ift.
F ttF F ?
d u t if u l Aluminum Ware w ith
1 l V l D l J a Every Cabinet Sold This Week.
Think o f it! A whole set o f high-grade aluminum ware
FREE. With every Sellers Cabinet purchased on these
terms, we g iv e this beautiful and highly useful g ift.
Fourteen pieces o f this valuable ware! Just the pieces a
woman herself would select- two pie plates, two bread
pans, three sauce pans, a covered kettle, a strainer, a
pudding pan. a m ixing howl, a salt shaker and a measur
ing cup. Desirable as this set is, it costs you nothing.
14 Pieces
Guaranteed 20 Years
E very piece o f this Quality Brand aluminum w are is per
fect—guaranteed by the manufacturer fo r 20 years.
Only ware o f the highest quality could he so guaranteed.
Its regular retail value is $0.50. Y et it costs you not a
cent, if you g e t a Sellers during the sale.
N othin g could be nicer than this substantial ware, with
its bright, shining surface and its unmistakable quality.
You will want it the minuteyou see it.
Put only during the period o f the sale can you secure it
FREE. Come in N O W . Get the Sellers Cabinet you
want. Get the F R E E Aluminum W are. And remember,
that a fter the sale closes you cannot ge t these tw o won
derful possessions on the present terms o f $1.00 DOWN.
COME T O D A Y .
47.‘
WONDERFUL NEW IMPROVEMENTS NOW
ADDED TO THE “ 15 FAMOUS FEATURES”
To the “ 15 Famous Features" which established Sellers
unquestioned leadership, have now been added striking
improvements already widely imitated.
A new Double Base Shelf Extender now brings all pots
and pans forw ard when lower door is opened. No stoop
ing or reaching. Improved Porceliron Table Top when
pulled out, brings cutlery drawers forw ard with it. No
reaching under.
A new plush-lined silverware b u ffet draw er has been
Remember, This Great Sale lasts for a Limited
added above roll curtain. These are in addition to such
features as:
Period Only. One Dollar Down is All that is
Required to put
YourOwn Genuine Sellers in your
kitchen now.
Automatic Lowering Flour Bin.
Saves dangerous climbing and
lifting.
Class knobs. Snnitary. Never
tarnish.
Ant-Proof Casters.
SATURDAY
LAST DAY
Dust-Proof Base Top underneath
the porceliron Work Table.
Oil Hnnd-Rubbcd Finish.
Dovetail Construction. Same as
nsed in all high-grade furniture.
Sanford Furniture
SANFORD
FLORIDA
I I 59 B &
itrtf * v -,‘-i S -- . _
■>- - r ‘ ■J-
LAST DAY
SATURDAY
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1922
PAGE THREE
much to hii curl*. He wanted hi*
hnir cut short like other boy*. While
rehearsing the sce ne in which this am
bition is fulfilled, Jack was nhuwiug
the man who played the part of the
barber how the trick should be done,
und lo, the scissors slipped and whnek
w'ont n golden curl!
There nre twenty curls In the Pickford collection, and ut twenty thouinnd dollars per curl Mary Pickford’s
hair is four hundred thousand dollars,
And it isn’t Insured!
So with one of
the golden ringlets missing, Mary
Plckford has sustained nn actual loss
o f twenty thousnml dollars. A false
curl had been tied into this hirsute
treasure trove nnd it was this the bar
ber was supposed to cut.
"IVrtty lucky for you thut you’re
mv brother," said little Mary to Jnck,
as she viewed the severed curl.
, 20 fo r IBs ]
,1 0 for
. Vacuum tins .*■
CIGARETTES
raised, a thing on which we Ameri
cans are sometimes lnx.
ORLANDO GETS 1923
HORTICULTURAL MEET
Il fo r d ,
friend
kindly
Wednesday the Senior History
(Is-- had the privilege of henring
Mr Wilkinson, the lawyer, discuss
iD t cstchy questions in civics, nnd
they rrtamly had them answered
Hrht. i in ignin, Mr. WilkinsonWhaft trn u tter with our Orlnndo
drUtrn? Looks like they’ve got
r ,l quit. Well, well, we
ihsLiM W/.rrv
sits•»•»*•*•*
NOTICE TO FARMERS
N ow ’s the time for you to buy a MOLINE TR AC TO R . We
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 n real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a
great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we
will sell you a—
1 am going to dispose of some high ■
grade pianos nnd players nt prices g
you can't duplicate again. Stcinway, ■
Mu sun & Hamlin, Chickcring, Francis n
bacon, Ilolstrnm, Kranich A U iu ii.'J
Armstrong ami others some used nnd ■
shopwoni from $175 up. First come ■
first choice, only here till Tuesday ■
night. Leave word at desk nnd I’ ll jj
call on you.—Then. II. llower, Stein- j
way man, Hotel Valdez.
J G - lt p !
M O LIN E , Model I), latest improved Tractors
for $528.00
Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for immodiate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re
member this offer is only good until October 11th, so plnce
your order now.
BELL BROS
L A K E MONROE, FLO RID A
o f Turkish and Domestic tobaccQs—blerubid
I W S0-45C _
Wednesday wns a big day with the
Senior*, especially with the Cir. &
Ant Cir Mgr*., for "Sally” arrived,
to our great joy. After they wore
given out, nil you could see were
students *itting around everywhere
imsginable, reading "Sally" nnd
there i* v im mighty good rending
ia it too.
it no longer is a source of Irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jnd Salta is inexpensive, cannot in
jure; makes n delightful effervescent
lithin-water drink which everyone
should take now nnd then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell Jots of dad Salts to
folks who believe in overcoming kid
ney trr.uble while it is only trouble.
—Adv.
Ion to
;rmon
* held
m at
Mny
union
In the
rieiuls
0 will
irtevu
ullege
icnce.
ng of
kmnn
L. 8tu.
ehool
g aduglish
, \\'e
n Dr
1 we
High
w ire
larion
eston
night
arner
. Menper
j
Ills
r k r A o a u r l n l r d l*rr*al
LAKELAND, May C.— Election of
b. Skinner, of Tampa and Dunedin, ns president, and selecting Orlondo ns the meeting place for th<10
b>23 convention, wound up the busin*’!‘ s sessions o f the thirty-fifth anmini meeting of the Florida State
Horticultural Society here.
Other officers chosen were: S, F.
Poole, Like Alfred, vice-president;
W’• J. Krome, Homestead, vice- pres
ident; A. 11. Brown, Fort Myers,
vice-president; L. D. Miles, Lucerne
* n,k' treasurer; It. F\ Floyd, OrionE. R. Sterling of GainM ville* burke L. llamner of Tampa,
s‘ n'1 *'• *,nro11* Hume of Jacksonville,
,omP° * 0 the executive committee,
The retiring president, II. Harold
Ihime had served in thnt capacity
thirteen yenrs and was not n
,nn<bdato for re-election. Elio choice
^ r* >* inru’ r* who is one of the
viiius fruit growers in the
"tate, for president, wns unanimous.
Selection of Orlando for next
year’s convention place entne only
“ ^tcr a spirited contest In which
h'u,|t>a « nd Jacksonville contended
w'*h Hrlnndo for the honor,
Tile society went on record hy ndoptiton o f resolutions ns favoring a lo
or <,mint>’ option no.fence law,
■' strong resolution wns adopted urg*nK the state to enter upon n vigor
ons reforestation program.
If you had curly hnir that was worth
twenty thousand dollars a curl nnd
sonielrody cut o ff a ringlet by mistake
whnt would you do?
Mary Plckford has the most exten
sive and expensive collection of curls
in captivity, and during the filming ef
"Little l-onl Fauntleroy," which will
be the main attraction at the Prince*,
soon, her brother. Jack, who with Al
fred E. Green, directed this pnelurc,
acebb ntnlly cut o ff one of Mary's
twenty thousand dollar iurU.
It biip]iened thusly: As "Little Lord
Fntmllernl," Miss Plckford, is suppus
etj to have her hair cut, the title Lord,
it seems, had always objected very
Weather outllik for the period May a
* t i t:t inclusive:
g
South Atlantic nnd Hast (lu lf ■
States: Considerable cloudiness and
frvi|ucnt showers, except generally
fair in >uthorn and central Florida;
normal temperature.
-----------------------CHILDREN IN SPRING TIME.
Mr*. C. Osborn, 781‘J Hillside ltd..
Cleveland, 0., writes: "My grand
daughter was troubled with a cough
for nearly two years. She took Fol
ey’s Honey nnd Tar and her cough Is
now gone. It loosened the phlegm so
she could raise It easily." Foley's
Honey nnd Tar is just xvhnt children
should have for feverish colds, coughs,
"snuffles," and tight, wheezy breath
ing. lie sure lo get Foley's. It check*
croup nnd whooping cough, too. Sold
$2025.00
$1080.00
(Delivered)
WIGI1T BROS. GARAGE
SANFO RD, FLA . ■
everywhere.—Adv.
For ten days only we will install genuine Globe Stop Lights
for
$17f, cash lakes Maxwell lourjng car. (iood lires and In good
m echanical condition. It’s a real
bargain.— B. & 0 . M o to r Co.
T h n K e n n a m v S ltn n
KIDNEYS BOTHER
i/ iiA M P ifo
1 1
1
1 1
s
71
“
!'•
^, i
r$ A T in ? r>
Uric add In meat excites tin* kid
neys, they be.nine overworked; get
sluggish, nche, and feel like lump* of
lend. The mine becomes cloudy; the
bladder is irritated, and you may bo
obliged tn seek relief two or three
times during the night.
When the
kidney* clog you must help them
flush o ff the body’s urinous waste
or you’ll be a rcnl sick person shortly*.
At first you feel a dull misery in the
kidney region, yn;i suffer from back
ache, sick huultihe, dizziness, stom
ach gets so’ir, tongue coated and you
feel rhe.rniit!' twinges
when the
weather is had.
Eeat less incut, drink lots of water;
-
■
'
■i
■
Hot Weather
Is Here
W ill Help You K eep Cool
See our window display o f all kinds
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'1
gjj
i
Yourself
NEWPERFECTION
O il Cook Stores n nd Chens
H E R E ’S no smoke and
smell to make disagreeable w orkof coo king with the
N e w Perfection O il Stove,
G e a n , intense beat drives
directly against the utetutl
and the flame stays where
you set it.
T
W e l l be glad to demonstrate
h ow 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.
FO R S A L E 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 DlSTRIHL’T o llS
FLO RID A
Sanford
Fui niturc C’o.
D o n o t tr y to pay bills without a checking
acco u n t.
If you do, you will surely get all tangled up.
Endorsed checks are legal receipts; nnd, be
sides, with a checking account, you can keep
an accurate record of your expenditures.
The Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially invites
you to become one o f Its customers.
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1922
PAGE FOUR
to the next seat." Thrilled to d^th.
broadside order, accompanied by the ■
that rivalry which is too intense Is
UNCLE HANK
• tho flappers say, he slipped ovn !!
official statement that having found ♦
not for the beat interests of anjr of
« the next section of the same pe» J !
b yofficial and careful investigation ■
t l k l U I r i t » t f 7 l l t m M I t l M f t ■ « » - them.
te r ■( tk» HrrmU ■■IMliS. 1VT
“ l°»t no time in organixing a
and comparison that such changes ®
Rivalry and jealousy have existed
A t * . i M t a r i trim.
stem-winding, self-starting ,nu„ £
nrc
necessary,
he
hereby
orders
it,
to
between the cities of Florida in the
party
for two. As his eyes b«c»m*T*
Inslnnter,
clrcum-go-fetchit,
e
plurlto
past to the extent that some cities
customcd
to the darkness and his rk.
bus
unurnl
were
more
concerned
about
keeping
I 'i 'u u i u n i
Hodson Ball says the American Le ion slowly returned, holding her diis.
"Subsequently," says the Tallahas
business
away
from
their
rivals
thnn
K4ll«r
a. J. i i o m .v —
gion has nothing on the Kiwanis Club ty hand in his the while, our fr,t-j
iM M U ry-T ru u rtr In getting- it for themselves.
see dispatch, "he said he had been
V. J. LILLAnO
I*. A. HKIO.__ ----- U f i r r a l ■ > u ( t f
sured
that
tho
increase
was
not
necwhen It comes to having a real good says he decided to take a Kuod lod
Perhaps that is a severe arraign
( I r i U i Ih M i u v r
C. U IIIWIM
fk a i* 14* ap Is I M P. M.
essury
to
put
the
county
on
a
parity
time
and wo can well believe it. There at his fair companion so as to imw
ment of these cities but it is the
llalra Mate K a t a i
certain whose wife she. wa», »,
k lttr lla lM
with others."
was no speed limit, cither, Hod.
truth,
nevertheless,
and
the
very
fact
Applltallaa
weather is too darned hot to get tU
Nor was it in Duval. Nor was It
-------that
it
is
true
and
has
made
itself
so
Hubtrrlplloa Prii* la A ltaa rt
in Hillsborough. Nor was it in Dade.
Sanford is expecting a big day here messed up fighting over a worn** jj,
apparent is responsible for tho now
liar Y r a r ----------------Alt Mualha
Nor was In it Madison. Nor Is such when tho Shrincra come. All the Shrin- looked squarely into her eyes, and ks4
feeling which has sprung up among
lirlli rrr4 la H lj k, Carrier
nn
order as that necessary or legal era and all the shiners will be here no trouble in recognizing who*
i l i a W t r k _________ _____________ 11 C aata the progressive cities of the state.
she was. She wns his, his own Vj
anywhere!—
Kampa Tribune.
and everybody will be happy.
If
Florida
cities
will
join
together
Tkr kip IX- t
I f id
i l l fbIIffI f ratrra Wrmlaele Caaa
Cesarj in boosting Florida before toe world
----o-------cent "Honey," she said, "how jn p*
aai la yikllak*! at try Prt4a *. A lt ir FLORIDA LEADS NATIO N
The guy who stole Henry’s Ford world did you find me in this ^
llatap rates a i l * kiaaa oa apptlaa- every city which takes part in that
tlaa. Drsreeralle la pallllra. MAO par boosting campaign, and even those
-------the other day on the streets of Detroit place?" And our friend tayi fc,
>m , alttaya la a ln a w .______________
“
Florida
conditions
arc
better
than
probably
had an idea no other man in doesn't know yet whether he’s in Ltd
who
do
not,
will
profit
therefrom.
■ IC IIIIK II T i l l : A N N O C IA T K II I ’ llP . M
any state in the Union."
this country was more able to lose a or not and sometimes he has a bc.,^.
,1 St. Petersburg has a successful
The Associated Press It exclusiveA man's automobile tire an' his re
Ing notion she is worrying the un«
These are the words of a Federal “ lin y " than Henry.
ly entitled to the use for republic** year, Florida is helped.
ligion usually gel punctured at UP
way about horse! f,”
Reserve System bank examiner in
>
If Miami and Palm Reach have a same time.
don of all news dlipntrhes credited to
hi report from the Atlanta district to
What has become of Judge Moines’
It or not otherwise credited in this pa successful season, Florida gains.
his chiefs in Washington.
red necktie? We miss the bright glow
If Jacksonville gets business from
per and also the local news published
For recovering sunken timbers i
There nre always to be found men
all parts and section* of the state, It
This expression wns carried to cv- of the tie beneath the shining phiz of grappling device has been invented
herein.
also women—ready to take advan ory state in the nation Saturday the geninl judge.
; in Sweden that remains open whet
All rights o f republication of spec is to Florida's benefit.
tage
of extended credit where Lho learning by the wires of the Asso..
___ ...... imports and exports
-------, lowered into water but close* si q
If Tampa
ial dispatches herein are also re
large amounts of product*, Flondt is 8n,,1P i" offered. Those people would dated Press.
Some girls point ns though they be- I* raised,
served.
certnln to reap a gain.
prefer to buy silk socks at a dollar
What n message for the thousands lieved, " I f you save the surface you
DON’T FORGET TO VOTE FOR
ft
If Orlnmlo and Sanford ship grent nn'* n b* lf 0,1 rrr,IR than to buy of friends of Florida everywhere nnd save the whole."
SCHOOL RONDS NEXT TUESDAY.
quantities of fruit nnd bring in new tHowe costing twenty-five cents and what n message to the business inter_
_
What wonderful fishing weather— 'settlers nnd visitors, Florida profits.
f',r *hcm; would buy porter- ests of the nation!
Every man has to believe in somefor those who can go.
And, when Fluridn profits, gains, |10U*C nt fifty vents on credit rather
Rut with this message went the thing. Sometimes it is n god; somobenefits nnd prospers, every city in ,bnn ,0 W ^or ft twcnty-cent soup- summing up of these financial experts times it is a woman; sometimes it is a
If there is any slate more pleasant the state will lie more prosperous,
bone; would order some sliced pino- nnd their views on general conditions, system of drinking without getting
or moro prosperous thnn Florida right
Florida needs and is rapidly getting tipples nnd get trusted rut her than From every agent came word of im* drunk.
now we wnnt to know it.
{ the idea o f "one for all and nil for bu*’ I,rtjnP1 nod l>°y for them.
prnvcment in business, lessening of
------ ;----u---------- ( one,"
other words there nrc those who unemployment nnd n general feeling
YOU CAN BRING HACK COLOt
As we get it the difference between
Did you rend that report on tho dif- The sooner the state gets that idea ,irp *ry*nK to hvp * Hudson super- of confidence,
AND LUSTRE WITH BADE TEA
Wilson's nnd llnrding's remedies for
ferent states last Saturday and sec in all tho fullness o f its meaning the |,*x hf° on n Lord income. That Is
Tho only unfortunate thought in nil
AND SULPHUR
that Florida was the
bentinthe en- sooner Florida is going to startle the on<?
causes of conditions being this message of business revival was , .
,
'
i!'1'I'0,. Il'nt
n® tbftt
,i— list?
ii.i* nr.!*" ' 1U"
*' m '
tiro
This- i—
also--------•
meant**•-»
that San whole nation with her growth and stri,ined as they nre occasionally, the seeming nttcmtp o f some of the
Whcn you darken your hair with
development,"
I hat is why a defunct grocery con* agents to make their reports political
ford was the best city in the state.
They are asking men to wear cor Sage Ten nnd Sulphur, no one us
—o---------vern in Kissimmee is securing judg- |n character Instead of purely busl---------- o---------sets on the theory that
somebody tell, because it’s done so naturally, m
FKW CANDIDATES A PPE A R
ments from a thousand dollars up to ness.
Watch for the Idg Shrine Special of
ought to wear them.
evenly.
Preparing this mixtan,
a half-dozen thousand dollnrs against
Politics hns played too Idg n port
the Sanford Daily Herald and get a
though,
nt
home
is mussy nnd trouble
Possibly it is the usual way, since individuals—tho debtors having been jn business and sometimes business
liberal space in the same. It will help
Lady
Astor
says
if
she
were
oighsome.
At
little
cost you can buy jt
your business and help your town nnd the abolition of the county conven- allowed to run up hills to frightful has played too big n pnrt In politics,
teen
«h»would
hob
her
hair.
She
Is
any
drug
stop
ctlle
rondy-tu-u-r prtp.
In such caves, however, hut if America and Americans will
help the Shirnc Day to be a bigger lion, for candidates for the legisla- figures.
safe by a large margin from this nrntlon, improved by the addition cl
lure
to
be
shy
about
entering
tho
there
is
a
vast
amount
of
negligence
get
down
to
business
without
a
thot
success.
other ingredients called "Wyeth's Sip
field early. In Floridn, with with more and improper business methods to be nf politics and political effects the
and Sulphur Compound." You jot
Tho many now buildings contem- tbnn
tbc •enate nn‘l nh
the attributed to the firm that would al. nation will all the sooner find itself
We
notice
that
when
n
florist
asks
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
plated in Sanford for this summer Is i rt'Pn’sentatives to be elected this fall low such conditions,
snialing along in the sen of prosperity
a
paper
for
a
little
notice,
he
docs
not
it nnd draw this through your hsir,
making the world sit up and take no- 1~ " n'1 the Prim* ry °nly a short time
"To earn a dollar nnd spend one ugnin.
"sny it with flowers.” —Tampa Tri taking one small strand at a tins.
away,
no
candidates
hove
announced
dollar
nnd
five
cents
ii.
profligacy;
to
tice. There will be more stores nnd
Hut hack to the big thought in it all
bune, We don’t wnnt it with flowers, Ry morning all gray hair disappein,
office buildings erected here than ever their willingness to serve in the earn a dollar am! spend ninety-five for Floridn!
...
,
,,
we
want it with bananas, it is won* and, after another application or tvo,
before, the total amount running well house in several counties ns yet. cents is frugality," said a noted man.
Honda gets the publicity and the j orf u]
your hair becomes beautifully <lark!
Probably
a
dozen
counties
have
up
to
The man, young or old, married or advantage of having weathered a seover n quarter of a million for busi
cned,
glossy and luxuriant.
this
time
shown
no
applicants
for
the
singlc, who cannot adopt his expen- Verc financial crisis nnd having come
.. , . . . .
n.
ness houses alone.
Gray,
faded hair, though no dis
|
house
of
representatives
nnd
in
some
dlturcs
to
Ids
income
has
no
right
to
out
unscathed.
Florida’s
condition
„
,
lFek#Il!
of
‘
J
1
0
,,
St'
Augustine
---------- o ---------counties there is yet no sign o f n con have nn Income. The man who is bftter t(inn nn yot|,cr stnto tn the un. Record, bromidte as follows: ’A friend grace, is n sign of old ngc, and »» »»
Our fine country club nnd golf links
test, Just whnt it means it prohle* continually "broko” is not an asset |on- There’s a thrill in the very
our* hn*' » bllb,t of K"ing to the nil desire a youthful and uttrartir*
will bring tho tourists here this winmaticnl, hut recalling the fact that to the community. Tho man who thought even for the man who Is rot |” ° V C*t 1, ‘ hc' “ ,len,oonB to *clnx- 08 appearance, get busy nt once with
tar and the tourists will bring another
...............
the Inst legislature whs almost gen- cannot carry about a few dollars
in inclined to he enthusiastic about he cslls it. The other dny he came Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound
big hotel nnd the big tourist hotel will
out of tho bright daylight of tho street nnd look years younger.—Adv.
orally condemned for whnt it ill if nnd his pocket nnd refuse to spend it ex- mich things.
bring mure tourists and before you
whnt it left undone, it may he that cept for actual neccssnriei is really
Florida's greater development and and into the dark recesses of the Jef
know it Sanford will not only lie the
NOTICE!
few men in tho state desire to en-, not worth raising
A flfteen-dollar greater prosperity He In the nttruc- ferson, and after feeling his way
greatest vegetable section in tile world
Having loKJ out tho book nnd pericounter such another display of In- suit, paid for. makes a better man t|„n „ f nt.w
Blu] now capital, around like a blind man eased into a
but the greatest tourist city in the
..........
, of
... „improving
„
uubiiivbb ,<>H* an<*
^own bl n
l*P- As odlcal nnd magazine business to E. D.
gratitude.
' and contributes n better feeling than q-h
|. message
business
state.
As those who found fault with the n slxty-dollar suit on tho installment conditions coming nt the same time as
*,n<* b*PP*ncd^oftcn in his, ns well Mobley, all of our old customers will
---------- o---------0»
working of tho last legislature w ill! plan.
|this statement of Florida's condition '** l’v*’ [>'bo,,>’ CI8C’SVeorccr, ht’
now find n rorrtpM*
The Central Florida Water Traffic immediately protest nnd declare there
The term of being "a good spender"
j 0 the
L.ruoun ihu usual formality of ■magazines, papers nnd periodicals st
League meets tonight nt the Valdez u-n* *.n*hirg tc be g.-tvTul for, ii never made hnlf the number of real state.—St. Petersburg Times.
humbly begging her a thousand par- Mobley's Drug Store on Park Avenue
dons nnd started to get up, when, to 29-tfc
T. J. MILLER A SON.
flu id to lurmulnte plans for the big could possibly be called luck of np* friends that the reputation of “ be.
his surprise and utmost plcnsurc, she
■
Titusville hearing with the govern predation. That mistakes were made ing close—but always pays tho cash
It seems to us that no better dny
ment engineers. This means more to and needed legislation overlooked or hns formed. The workman who can- could be olgterved thnn that of Moth- put her arms around him nnd whURuh-My-TIsm, un antiseptic,
i1
~
30-osw-20tc
the merchants of Sanford than any neglected cannot he denied, but in tho riot gel along unless "the ghost ,,r*s |)„y (>n May j Ith, when It would pored, "Don't go—sit down by me in
other move of any kind nnd tin* busi legislature were men who honestly walks every
week—cannot
hnvo |,o || splendid time for the communi
ness men of Sanford should not only tried to plan nnd carry on for the ^enough ready money to last him ty nnd the people generally everybe at the meeting hut they should go liest interests of the state.
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These two weeks ns well ns one—Is, puro vvhere to reflect upon their mother’s
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to Titusville and they should first of men are well remembered and tho and simple, a spendthrift. 1he man sentiments and ideals and paint them
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nil join the Central Florida Wotcr state would he pleased to have them'who cannot bank a few dollars each ;n „ mental picture and then paint
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Traffic League and pull for cheaper I again at Tallahassee. It is time thatweek is not a useful member of so- another contrasting picture and hang
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freight rates.
1tin* voters bad something to talk ' c i e t y — unless ho is devoting hla every tiu.m side l>y s id e and just see how
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about other than generalities.
cent to buying a home or settling ov- amazing
is
the
contrast.
If
there
B
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Reports from tho counties now I <*ry week a oil in upon
" "those whom
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Im legally owes. For there'aro "ie- ,„ir mothers needed to be indelibly
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All Floridn should stand together good, although considerably below the ;:ul" debts us well as those "illegal." impressed upon the young people
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cm the question of advertising for in last listing o f voters. It Is not exI would very much dislike to be in ntuj t|u, „ider people, it is in this dny
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advertising lies the future greatness pected that ns many people will reg- a condition that, were I called to fill nm| tlC(, vv|1a,n everywhere, everybody
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of tile stale. That bunch of Jackson- ister for n state ns for a general el- ;i better Job elsewhere, I'd hnvo to
Bt‘rminvly going crazy over fnnnt■
vlllo boosters started something when eclion, yet the stnto Is really more wire: "Send money for Irnnapoita. |CJI|
commercialism, having n
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tjmt, nn,| t|H, breaking of the
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upon arriving nt home decided to get ciuls for the commonwealth. The vot- would; were I an employer, never to commandments.- Lakeland Star.
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up a mammoth advertising fund in i t s will this year choose or.o senator, hire n man of that sort. I certainly
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which all citixens would pnrticiputo four representatives, two members of would not. I thank you.—f t . L.
R a t o i t e t e t o i ^ a f c i l U toj
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and advertise the state ns it tins nev the railroad commission, judges nnd Thorndyke, in Kissimmee Gazette.
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sonville people who took the tour ov- hers of the legislature. In tho roun■
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INVESTIGATED
many advantages o f their own slate (,11—nnd the Democratic primary oc*
rz
tot
that they could not help talking about i urs on June 0.
SurpluN Power
furnished by Buick Valve-in-Heatl Motors. ■
In a letter to the tax ussessor of
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In fnct
Even nt tho risk of hearing tho N’ assnu county, rescinding his recent
a
EIGHTH GRADE
Carburetors art* automatically hunted.
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Florida is a greater state thnn any o f cry o f "Into" it would seem to be well
fi
t
Cnrmetn
Barber,
Clyde
Booth,
Jns.
Crankcase
or
Radiator
drained
by
turning
a
handle.
order that tux values there be im
a
us realizes even though we nre sup- for groups o f citizens to yrge^ ul’ ° ri: creased
creased n
flat
five
per
cent,
State
Brown,
Frank
Chase,
Virgic
Hyman,
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Oil
Pumps
are
self
thawing.
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a
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posed to he familiar with it. Some candidates who aro hesitating to an Equalizer ef Taxes Hon. M. L. Daw. Mary Elizabeth Moye, Merrill Rob- M Rocker Arms automatically lubricated.
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system of getting together on n stnto nounce the importance of appearing ^
n(lmUl ,hj|t ho <lln,mc<i his shot erfs. Cloyde Russell. Evelyn Schell,
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Radiator easily repaired by inserting sections.
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advertising idea would be the means in the lists. The voters desiro to and fill red nt everything in sight, Margaret Sprout, Franc Thomas,
Clutch positive in action, still a child can operate it.
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of bringing the entire statu into pub know something of their "inns and rtlu,th,.r jt wn„ r„ ir K» mo or not. Tho Deane Turner. Chester Walker,
m ('ea r Shift made by a slight touch of the hand.
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lic notice. There should ho no rivalry purposes, nnd have a right to de- remjl( jg> htf hn„ bt.t.n Koilllf ,,1^
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SEVENTH GRADE
Steering a Buick is like child's play.
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among the different sections for it is maud time for consideration.—Time*- ..plck||1|r ghor out of wounj w| backs
Elisabeth Shoemaker. William Du- ■
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Steering Rod or drag link all one piece.
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•II Florida nt present. The St. Pet Union.
and applying salves to lacerated feel- Rose, Elmn Singletary,
Elgemon ■
Cniversnl Joint automatically lubricated.
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ings, and altogether acting much like Speer, Juanita Sloan, Charlie Cari- i
Frame scientificnllydesigned extra strong.
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"Floridn cities have recently be
THORNDYKE GETTING
»: Third Member absorbs all driving strains not the springs■
a hunter who had shot poor pussy e*on, Melvin Dunn, Eugene Ferwilli- ■
come converted to the new thought
PROSPEROUS.
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eat when ho was supposed to be after ger, Margaret Cowan, Emory An- ■
Brakes very efficient easily adjusted.
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bears.
drews,
Harold
ft'inkinson,
Mary
Rear
Axle
special
design
correctly
built.
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Old Thorn since going to Kissim
In his letter to the Nnasnu nssess- Fields, Mildred
Lumlcy, Camilla
Head Room plenty, not too much.
| B i s i i s ■ ■ ■ i b b s a a s a i i i i i s i a mee hns grown so rich mid prosper
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Tw elve Models of Buick cars mnde it possible for you to se ■a
ous thot he takes his text on debt or, according to a Talluhnssco news Puleston, Rebecca Stevens, Elizabeth
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cure the type of car you desire
anil says that those who would go In |Item, he explains his order to raise Whitner.
a
no
good
hut
he
also
gives
the
values
ftvo
per
rent
in
this
way:
SIAT1I
GRADE
a
debt nre
j o f the kind of rake )ou want,
a
Ask
us
to
tell
you
more
about
Ruirk
The
limited
time
nt
the
disposal
of
Jewell
Mae
Powers,
Rudolph
Lloyd,
some very good reasons for getting
a
then
out of debt and keeping out of debt his department did not permit him Annie Ruccurel, Helen Jenkins, LouPRICES
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PRICES
nnd paying cash for whnt you get. tto make an accurate comparison of ise Fortson, Bertha Takach, Henry
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22-Sli-tfi Coupe
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All of it is contained in the follow, the actual physical values of the dif- Russell, Parker Von Ness, Jack Col22-F’our-3i Roadster $ SS5
ferent classes of property In Nassau tins.
22-Six-17 Sedan ...» U 65 aa
—Tw—
ing:
FIFTH GRADE
22-F*our-35 Touring
933
county with the values In other coun
22-Six-JH Coupe...... 2<>75
1 believe debt is unnecessary.
22-Four-36
Coupe
129S
Ruby
(tooth,
Kathleen
Long,
H.
C.
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22-Six-(9 Touring - I®85
By debt 1 do nst mean the legi ties in the "Nassau group," (whatev
22-F’our-37 Sedan
1395
22-Six-50 Sedan......
timate debts Incurred by borrowing er that may mean.) That such in- Waters. Jack Peters, I/cnore ShaofGrocery Store
22-Six-11 Roadster
1365
_ formation was not to be obtained er, Dorothy Parker. Peiinlc Dnndelfrom legitimate sources any certain
F. O B. Flint, Mich.
22-Sii't5 Touring
1395
SATU RD AY, M AY GTII, and _ sum of money needed to curry on a from the tax roll. That the law re- akr Lillie Carrawny, Lillian Rhodes,
■ I business which may for the time be Jquircd that any orJcra for an Iikibbs - Lmily ->larr.
BUY
■ j Ing need more cash—nor the money ed valuation had to bo given before
Table board atHotel Mene.uma
It for your Sunday dinner. Large s owing for the Investment for « home April first. So he just put down 20
of service and
assortment
of
home-made ■ lo r farms yet even for such things perecent here and 15 per cent there. $10 per week. Best
35-Ctc
d SALAD on sale by S j there should he n snvlng and scrimp- and 10 per cent *nd 5 per cent and cruUInc.
CAKES and
S When Belter Automobiles are Built Buick Will Build Them
9 h ing
n|r t«
Daughtera of fteiley.
to keep
keep the "sinking fund" In "entirely satisfactory," in other plac1ea and. shot the whole thing as a 666 cures Dengue Fever. 3D-oaw-20tc
proper condition.
SANFORD DAILY HKKALD
T RUC K
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
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YOUR GRAY HAIR
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FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW
WHEN YOU BUY A CAR--
N. H. GARNER
mTntfbftitl i l l % >rrii ■'irinfi'ilr
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�THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY. M AY 8 ,1S2S
m m m
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• personals
away. It all going at half prica and
you are getting the finest bargains
in every line. Come in and get your*
before it ia all gone.
KIWANIS CLUB
WILL A S S IS T
THE HOSPITAL
Room and board $12d>0 per week
and up.—Hotel Montezuma.
35-8tc
There will be a meeting of the
alumni association of the Sanford
High School at the high school Mon
day night, May 8th at 8 o'clock. All
members arc urged to be present to
W IL L I'U T ON D ltlVE OF ONE discuss plans for our big banquet.
WEEK TO GET FUND9 FOlt
33-lt-dh
M AIN TAN E N C E
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson spent
the week-end at their home on Union
avenue and will leave today for Hasjirt Hondiy-I" *ome p ! « « tings where Mr. Wilson ia in the po
starting. tato deal. He reports the growers as
. fuford building
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having a big yield this year and get
f »Uh th* ®M « ne* K°ting a good average price for their
crop. “ Pop" will be hero for the big
The Kiwnnls Club will make a spec
I n il w gnat picnic weather and Shrincr’a convention.
ial
effort to assist the Femnld-I.nughjWrr are »ome beautiful spots in and
ton
hospital during the week o f May
otg’.J Sanford to fish find boat ride
Our merchants arc exopeting to 27th and will put on alspecial drive
pull o ff sovcrnl big sales In the next for that week. A special committee
few weeks and if the ladies of San* will meet one day this week to formu
taJ Iwim.
| Dr. Muon is pleased to tell hia
ford or tho men aro thinking about late plans for tho campaign on Shrin
ftienJj ar.d patrons that he is hack
going out of town to shop they had cr’a Dev nnd the Kiwaniuns to a man
a bit old office over the First Na
better wait a while and see the won will r.tnnd bnck of the movement and
tional Bank.
derful bargains that will be presented put it over in great shape. Everyone
to them right here at home. Watch interested in this great work « f as
f Niu Ellen iiethvin and Miss Hazel
the Daily Herald.
You will save sisting the hospital whether a mem
Ceztry of Plant City and .Miss Grace j
money.
ber ot the K i’vnnis Club or not is ex
of Edison, Ga., were the week- 1
pected to lend his aid in the week s
tod inciti of Mrs. R. G. Methrfn.
fififi cures Mnlnria Fever. 30-oaw*20tc campaign.
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Favors for Wedding nnd pnrties
nothing over five cents. Many for
less.—0. T. 0. Gift Shop.
34-2tp
One o f the things w h ich has led
the public to think differently about
the H upm obile, is its w o n d e rfu l
performnnre.
$375 cn.sh inkoH a 1917 Uuick
Roadster. Good tires, good me
chanical condition.— B. & 0. Mo
tor Co.
30-tic
W e know of no other engine that
responds so well and so willingly to
any demand its driver m ay make.
Notice of Application for Tax Deed*
Under Section 575 of the General
Statutes, Laws of Florida
This uncommon quality is all tho more
valuable, since it is accompanied by
economy, low repairs and durability
in a degree that is equally unusual.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
p. Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 16, dated the 2nd day of June, A.
D.
1919, has filed said certificate in
| Jcif* J. N. Blackwell of Palntka,
1*17IIC'IIASE1) HOME HERE
my
office and has made application
iprat Thursday aad Friday with Mr.
A l l Florida Boosters
for tax deed to issue in accordance
trd Mrs. A. M. Staup and family,
More and more each day the visitors
Thank Sanford Folks i with law. Said certificate embraces
axrHrirg business with pleasure.
to the city arc finding nut that San
following described property in
For T h eir Hospitality the
ford has more claims for beauty un
Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: W
Mr. J. I, Hall* nt
and little daughSALE S AN D SERVICE
adorned, for ftno summer and winter
1-2 of SE 1-1 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd
trr, Min Maude, returned to their
climate, for good schools and good Their Trip Through The Slate Was
SANFO RD
FLO RID A
SW I I o f 8E I -1 o f SW 1-1 and
kef in G»ir< ville. after a short but
people and they aro buying homes nnd
NW 1 I of SW 1-4 lying E of W lino
Made Most Pleasant
plM<irt visit to C. A. Anderson and
making Sanford their future abiding
of
Snnfonl Grant (less 825 ft. N nnd
Wo still have a few dresses for the i UEMK.MBb.lt FI1L DA lb., 1UESfseily.
place. Mrs. S. G. Messer of West
S by 000 ft. E nnd W in SE corner and kiddies. All less than cost for quick (D A Y ,
Jacksonville, Fla., May 1, 1022.
M AI
9TH*-\OTE FOR
Virginia who has been here at inter
Tbf IIUI Hardware Co., call >our
W IIE RAS: The Jacksonville Chnm- less N, 7 1-2 ch.) Sec. 29, Twp. 19 S, sale nt the 0. T. 0. Gift Shop. 94-Stp SCHOOL BONDS.
vals through the winter has become
Itffitiin to the fact that they have
her o f Commerce in nn effort to fos Ramre 30 E„ containing 25 acres. Tho
enamored of the plare and closed tho
rehbrated Spaulding goods for
ter greater friendship and greater said land being assessed at the date
" I ’m Going Right Straight ltnck tr
(fenl for the W. L. Morgan homo on
J] your wants in g"|f goods. Head
acquaintance
among all Florida of the issuance of such certificate in My Dear Old Florida Home," rt Him
I’nrk nvenue ond will make it her
communities in order thnt interests the name of Elizabeth Kissel.
heir ad
termister’s Piano Store, Wcluka Block.
winter home nnd also expects to
Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat
o f the State be advanced to the great
20-tfp
spend much of the time here. She is
ed tho 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1919,
F. II. Kilboe of the Gcncvn secest possible extent, nnd
the mother o f Orien Ferroll of the
ti-\ f r •r
ommissloncr and
W IIE RAS: Towards this end, bus- has filed said certificate in my office
Thc world at your door every even
Herald Printing Co., nnd Mrs. Brnxl car i hu '■ • tl i ante position was
ineas men of Jncksonvilo engaged on and tins made application for tax deed
(ict An A bstract Before
ing
for 15c.— Dally Herald.
btDrty t
."ing on his friends ton Ilaggett o f the B. & 0., Motor a special lour over a large portion to issue in accordance with law. Said
C». Sanford will welcoino these cx
Buying Property
zsd •..'j-tj'-!:'-? bnsineas.
o f Florida, April 25 to 28, inclusive, certificate embraces the following deRub-My-TIsm for Rheumatism.
a llent people into her midst.
bent on spreading n doctrino of scribed property situated in Seminole
30-oaw-20tc E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres.
OrrV No. •’>of the Moth' dist church
friendliness among not only such cit- County, Florida, to-wit: All NK 1-4
rU Bret rith Mrs. I.cc, 112 Elm SCHOOL BOND
ies as were actually visited, but all in Sanford Grant (less beg. 45 Iks.
ELECTION TOMORROW others which in tho aggregate com- W of NK cor. run W to intersection
irresr. Monday afternoon nt 4 tort
•'dtek.
MRS. RADFORD,
prise the great State of Florida, and of W line of Snnford Grant, SWly
Don't forget the election for school
Chairman.
W HEREAS: The spirit in which nlnng Grant line 15.60 ch., E 4.68 ch.,
bonds tomorrow. It is for a good tho lour was undertaken, was in ev- NKIy 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sec. 31, Twp.
Mrs Psigcr is expected home to- purpose nnd the bonds should be vot cry rase responded to in kind, and 19 P., Range 30 E, 11C acres. Tho snid
■srmw »t which time her work on ed. Go to the polls and voto for nil visits were especially marked by land being assessed at the date of the
tie s.» <ty page will be continued. bonds.
an all-prevading cordiality cvidenc-, issuance of such certificate in tho
Strd your items to her number at
ing thnt fact thnt there hna indeed name of Elizabeth Kissel,
Buick, 1920 Model, 5-passenger; 4 new
"TUESD AY. M AY 9TI1.
suit or to the lb rald office if sh#
been engendered firm conviction thnt
Also: Tax Certificate No. 22, dntUnited
States Royal Cord Tires, good top and
Mary Mario to be played by Louisa individual community advancement ed the 2nd dny of June, A. D. 1919, has
does rot return Tuesday.
I.oveday of Chicngo nt Snnford Hi, is entirely dependent upon alt-stato filed said certificate in my office and
paint and in first class mechanical condition.
Don't forget thnt Mother's Dny is to raise funds for Domestic Science! development, now therefore
hns made application for tax deed to
$800—Term s: $300 cash, balance ten months.
wit Sunday *r.1 you should send Department. Mary Mario Is by El
BE IT RESOLVED: By the dele- isauo in accordance with law. Said
pwr r tier a ravd if possible before eanor Porter and those who havo seen gallon of Jacksonville business man, certificate embraces the following dcOldsmobile 8,1920 model, 7-passenger, A - l
today. The Hernia has the most Pollynnnn, by the snme author, know in meeting assembled aboard their scribed prpoerty situated in Seminole
Inatiful lire of Mother's Dny cards how excellent It is.
Please reserve spccinl train, by some very pertinent- County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. NW
condition. $750— Term s: $250 cash, balance
tint j j hsre ever seen. Get or.c Tuosdny evening and enjoy a good ly designated the "Friendship Unlim- cor of NE 1-4, See. 32, Twp. 19 S.,
in ten months.
today
laugh, also help our funds to Incrcaeo. Red” thnt sentiments of deepest ap- Range 30 E. Run E 12 cb« R 90
r tvtnt,1UII Hit' nuruuy voiced as re to S and L E Ry Wly along same
J ti M ' < • <jI a
Mtuova was in .SOCIAL DEPARTMENT
Chandler, 1920 model, seven passenger,
gards the reception accorded by the 7 1 2 ch., N 29 deg. W 10.96 ch.. W 10
towi today with a load ot produce
WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS several Florida communities visited ch. S 11-13 ch., NKIy 23 ch., S 14 deg.,
new paint; looks and runs like new. A good
sad fniti. If alt the farmers folduring the "A ll Florida" ‘.our, ar.d
E 8 ch., S 04 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W
fam ily car or livery. $675— Term s: $275 cash,
All members of the Social Depart
BE IT RESOLVE7D: T H A T THE of E line of Sec. and 10 ch. N of S.
towel Mr. Hu<lillc't"n's Ides Sanford ment of the Woman’s Club nre re DELEGATION T H A N K S THE CIT line of NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor.
balance ten months.
mid t* supplied with fresh eggs,
quested to meet nt the Club House to IZENSHIP OF SANFORD for its of NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of
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tatUr. fruits and vegetables nil the morrow afternoon (Tuesday) at 3:30 friendly
reception o f tho
A L L Sec. K to beg. 167 acres. The sold
jnr round.
o'clock. Bridge will follow the meet FLO R ID A" boosters and
land being assessed nt the date of tho
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Tie Herald is having a wonderful ing and all those who wish t<t play
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: issuance of such Vertificate in the
re of business on tho stationery should phone Mrs. G. D. Hart at once Thnt especial gratification exists in
name of Jacob Kissel.
tbt they have been literally giving for reservations.
the realization the many communi
Unless snid certificates shall be .re
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ties indiente their full realization in deemed according to law, tax deed will i
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common with thnt of the Jacksonville issue thereon on the 15th day of May,
S Lexington and Hupmobile Sales and Service ■■
man, thnt "A L L FLO R ID A " devel A. D. 1922.
opment is the paramount concern of
Witness my olficinl signature and
all places within its Imnlers, so thnt seal this 10th day of April, A. I). 1922.
finally rath locality will achieve to
(S E A L)
E, A. DOUGLASS,
the splendid destiny thnt spells the
Clerk Circuit Court,
ultimate for every place so fortun.
Seminole County, Fin.
ntcly situated, nnd finally
l-10-Ctdh By: A . M. WEEKS, I). C.
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of these resolutions be sent to the
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entering so thoroughly into tho spir
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ment.
11. P. ADAIR,
If you have some painting to do it w ill be a b ig
President Jacksonville Chamber
saving: for you to get your Paints from us. W e
of Commerce.
“ I f you want to know whether you are destined ■
A. C. SNELL,
arepoingto discontinue handling Paints,
to he a success or failure in life, you can eas ■
Manager, Jacksonville Chamber
therefore, we are closing out our entire stock
ily find out. The test is simple and it is in
o f Commerce.
B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY
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ABSTRACT CO.
SEMINOLE
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[CLOSING
OUT
Our Entire Stock of
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THE LATE JAMES J. HILL,
RAILROAD BUILDER,
I PAINT AT C O S T l
ONCE SAID:
at cost.
Flat W all Finishes
Colors
Pink
Ivory
Light Blue
Green
House Paints
Colors
White
Slate
Light Green
Rluc nnd Others
Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up
without feeling sudden pains,
soli ing these at A C T U A L COST to us,
sharp aches and twinges? Now listen!
That's lumbago, i sciatica or maybe
ithout even adding freigh t.
from a strain, and you’ll get relief the
moment you rub your back with sooth
Before Stock is Exhausted
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil.”
Nothing also takes out soreness, lame
ness nnd stiffness so quickly. You
simply rub it on your hack and out
comes tho pain. It is harmless and
doesn’t bum the skin.
Limber up I Don’t suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil” from any drug store, and
after using it Just once, you’ll forget
that you ever had backache, lumbago
BLOCKS FROM T H E HIGH PRIC ES”
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or sciatica, because your back will
n never hurt or cause any more misery.
Sanford
A ven
ue
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enue
-------------------- Phone 550 p
It never disappoints and haa been rec
'• • ■ ■ llllllIR IIIII IIIIH III IIIS IE B B Iim iM II* ommended for 60 yeasr.— Adv.
Kanner’s
lartment Store |
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“ A R E YOU A B L E TO S A V E M O NEY?
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“ I f not, drop out! You will lose! You may H
think not, hut you will lose ns sure ns you
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live! The seed o f success is not in you."
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It’s not a question of HOW MUCH YOU ■
M A K E thnt counts in this life. It’s HOW
MUCH C A N YOU S A V E that brings returns.
OUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
SORE, LAME BACK
RUB BACKACHE A W A Y
WITH
S M ALL T R IA L BOTTLE OF OLD
"ST. JACOBS O IL "
s
PLAY G-LF
The Country Club nnd Golf Link, nre
almost completed. You will want the
best in everything in I hr
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A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R
II. F. WI1ITNER, Cashier
F. P. FORSTER. President
Sporting Goods Line
We are agents for the Celebrated
Spaulding Line o f G olf
Goods
Patronize your home merchants in
ersrythlng you need to purchase. We
are here to stay.
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
CHULUOf A INN
On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Bast Coast Railway, Chnlnota, Fla., among the pines aad lakes nf Seminole county, an up-to-date
modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. First
class cuisine. Hate* 62.50 to 1250 per day; 610 to 618 per week, ac
cording to location of room.
M RS. C H A S. D. B R U M L E Y , M an ager
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PAGE SEVEN
psratui thnt ran be recommended for
PAGE SIX
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1922
I "M y first vi.lt to Conneravill. was
public use In laboratories ntnl hoqritnl*. CATS SKIN AS PAIN KILLER LEXINGTON W A N T MORE
DEALERS E V E R YW H E R E '* revelation to me, and I am sure that
Tbe bumiu Investigated the proper
•uffsrsra From Rheumatism
A R E A L B A R G A IN
ties mid p.i*->lbllltlo» of molybdenum,
-------I anyone else will be as favorably imFind Thsrs s Something
$100 coflh take** 1918 F o rd
It being very desirable that all hous
of which the United States possesses
In
conjunction
with
the
---------,
Rsthsr Novel •Remedy.’*
announce- pressed."
to u rin g car.— B. & 0. Motor Co.
es
in tho city bo numbered, all owners
the largest known deposits, although
ment of ita new Scries 22 five-pas
the country Is relatively poor In high30-tfc
o f un-numbered houses can obtain
PURSE
OF
1190,000
There are more curious cures for senger touring car nt 81745, the I r v
grade dv|»«i»lts of some other Importunt
HUNG UP FOR FIGHT
numbers renly for putting up and Inalloying elements used In allay struc rheumatism than any other disease. ington Motor Contpnny o f ConnersDEMPSKY-CARRENTIER
fttnictlons
ns to how to number, FREE
About 3 Per Cent of tural steels, such as automobile steels. Ree sting cure hit*, of course, tong ville, Indiana, is conducting n vigor
—
■
nt the office of the City Mnnngcr.
been
known,
nnd
R
certainly
seems
The bureau conducted studies directed
ous cantpagin for new dealers. A pub
B. W . H E R N D O N
( *f'r Tkf t.isrlslrH Prvaal
L. R. PHILIPS,
Total 0 «“line Prod'10'
toward devising mentis for utilizing ex- to do good In *oino ease*. Other lished offer to "help finuuco real bus
people
wear
nc
i.l
.
>-.
.:
heads—nru
PARIS,
May
fl.—A
purse
for
four
City
Auditor & Clerk.
lion
of
Country.
tetuivo
d<
;»uidtH
of
low-grade
Iron
ores
Insurance A gen cy
General Im provem ent in Business Conditions
that cannot be smelted profitably by ber or ordinary blue g! •>»*— to wnrd iness men who desire to handle the hundred nnd ninety thousand dollars 35-Sat-Mon.-Thr-3-wc
F IR R -A U T O — BONDS
sale of Lexington Motor Cars" has.
.. seventy
seventy flv
five per cent to the winner
_______-_____________
present methods. These studies In off attacks. The belief that a silver
Throughout the Country
resulted In
ring
with
n
piece
of
ccppcr
let
Into
the
cluded Investigations of the low-grade
mr,t;„ . , / “ . fKK><1
, i,n'luiric,• nc* nni1 lh<? balance »<> ‘ he loser, was ofBeat of room nnd board at tho Tem, fered Dempsey today for a return pie Club.
35-fltc
Iron ores of the Hlrmlnghntn (Ala.) side will cure rheumatism Is also very gprding to factory-officials.
Illy Tkf A.*»rl*lrtl I'rraal
Widespread. It Is. nt any rule, less In
flnnch,
executive
vicc-prcsl-;
match
with
Carpontier
to
bo
held
In
___________________
district,
the
tuongnnlCcrous
Iron
ores
WASHINGTON. May H.—General but not so much duo to cotton as to
convenient tlinn i hr
United Stile* Burtau of of the Lake Superior district, nnd the which necessitates •e ‘ ‘"ntlsh cure, dent of the Lexington Motor Comnany the Paershing Stadium next autumn. To prevent a cold, take 666. 30-oaw-20c
strengthening of the economic ma- i,n,l loans in years gone by."
crawling under a nn.|*ne of the dominant figure, in the i _
Iron and steel situation In the I’ncidc
bramble that lias formed n second i
T.U. cf M.ny Other Inveschlncry o f the nation was reported to
^ lorlda conditions are better than
u... ............
V
-------Coast states.
automotive industry, is authority for
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBBBBBBaBRaRBaaRa ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
Comtproller of the Currency Crlsning- nnY
in thp Union, according to
The cost of production of zinc, with !
J?
‘i.V;'""', ° r
*•»««■ the following statement:
tijititnt Made During
urtiiM, « * thunder-stone has been
in which
Last Year
er by the twelve national bunk exam* *7* L. Dole, of Atlanta district. "There
the standard retort process. Is now so
"A wide-spread dealer organization
boiled.
high that It endungcra (he position of
iners representing the federal reservo i" little reason to doubt but what real
has
a very important significance to
Finally,
there
Is
the
wearing
of
a
^.Hza.-Inre*tlgatl°D*
conductzinc us a cheap tuetal. Pluus hnve been
districts of the country at their nn- prosperity in this district as well ns
Called States I arena of formulated for atMnveatlgutlon of pro cat’s skin, a custom Introd'n-ed by the purchaser of any motor car, cither
nual meeting here.
, thc entire country,” he said, “ depends
,*eurv of a sprvl.1 effort posed methods for the etectrothcnnlc ilelglnn refugees during the World present or prospective. For it Insures
In the main, tho examiners said,' largcly on a restoration of a satisThere would kis-ui to tie n the owner of nation-wide service.
ft
Blaml Industries to re- metallurgy of zinc, with n view to In war.
thero has been a notable Improve- factory foreign demand, but even unsound
reason
underlying this particu
U t f i S .....foreign
. • cotnj«dlhnn‘ I creasing the recovery of metal and low' Tho motor enr is a factor in nation
ment in business conditions through- '7cr ‘ I'*' most favorable conditions,
•ring production costa. The results of lar belief.
al
transportation today—and its wldo
C S ........
l.lra.of.u p - an Investigation regarding the losses
Cleanliness is n ext to Godliness
out the country together with restored " evcr"I years of thrift and hard work
Stimulate the circulation, and you
usefulness is continuing to gain in im
confidence and a favorable outlook f o r , w,1> 1,0 necessary before this section
of mines lu the tailings of zinc nu-tuls do something toward curing rheuma portance ns time goes on.
tU i ...
-.ting of In the Wisconsin district Indicate that tism. So If you wear n rough, warm
SAVE YOU MONEY
the future. The belief was expressed, Ic* n hoi'« tor complete recovery,
We invite the public nnd nil users of ELDEH
^ niUSh ||,C application of ,
"It is therefore gratifying to know
Write us
the use of cuucvlitriiting tables of a substance like n cat's skin next your
'
“
Farmers
arc
generally
giving
at
however, that progress towards nor
SPRINGS
W A T E R to visit the spring nnd in
mrtloxl* II. the proiliictimi of certain type will greatly Increase re body, yon rcdtnv your chances of
"hen you start out on n trip or u
MODES FOR IN D IV ID U AL
ninl conditions would be gradual and tention to diversification of crops, and
our
method
of hnndling its product. Why take
j.i.rfsl
materials
scconllng
I tour that service facilities nre avail-1
covery. It Is estimated thnt this prac catching rheiinintUm.
TASTES
not an overnight accomplishment.
‘ ^c cost of cotton production will be
‘ H-in director. In Ids nn- '
n
chance?
Your eminent physicians claim
iilde
for
your
make
o
f
car
if
tice would have added nhout $1,OUO,0(X>
custon
.... IU-„m to the secretary '
In the New York district, bus!- !” s than 13111 y « r- Tho citrus «nd
A new version of the straight-line
that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity
nmiunll)’
to
the
value
of
zinc
output
tn
Em pire Hotel Block
,
arises
for
taking
advantage
o
f
same.
(rock is offered in tlu? dress to the left.
ness generally shows a wholesome ‘ ruc^ crops in Horidn have been
makes it most beneficial for many troubles.
this district, hnd It been In operation NOTHING STINGY ABOUT HIM
"Ix-xinglon Motor Cars are nntionIi may be fashioned in one of the
nf (Tilde |
trend,
although
still
depressed
In
all
M'^ndid,
with
satisfactory
prices,
and,
In 11*17. Importunt results In the utili
ORI.ANDO. FLORIDA
pretty tub fabrics, or in figured silk,
• .ilteioly, but with a
III «lnrai:e utid zation of the low-grade and complex Osnerous Man Dead Willing to L„ |«lly
lines, according to L. C. Borden.
therefore, the situation in that state
The Ford people o f Sanford as well as the
.he closing is at the left side, but the
I
vivw
to
offering
lH>tter service to pres
,
ted
during
the
>
Neighbor
Have
Anything
he
ores of copper, lead, sliver mid sine,
"This depressed condition"* ho said ** probably the best o f any state In I front Is nit away to show a dainty
Western Union recommend this water for
|...<-.1 lasses of j which constitute n great problem In the
ent owners, us well ns attracting prosWould Pay For.
wstre of organdy to correspond witli
batteries.
"is believed to Ik* still due to our tho Union."
n is fi untl Riot mineral development nf t'tnli, Colorado
t.u round collar. Tucks trim the sides
pee live purchasers, nn migmentcd
Western and Southern agricultural
Considerable decrease in tho grain
H enry McLaulin, Jr.
• f the tw•.-piecegathered skirt and the
<Ii crude (dl Is > nnd other Rocky mountain states, are
“ Don't tell me we an* not a gciii-rmi* denier organization was deemed a.lvis( ’nil phone 311 and have a bottle of this water
...’iw lit of scll-uiatrri.il. Medium si/c
situation, to taxation, to the still too on h,,n'1 in ,hc Chicago district is
in lii-liig Inks’ll promised by the utilization of the people," said the corner-sent pn*«.-n- able nnd steps have been taken nu-oidO PTIC IAN —d W o M BTII 1ST
sent
you nnd protect vour health.
requires 4 yards 36-inch material, with
high living costs and to labor costs."
reported, ns well ns heavier exports.
ri-cute l"»» l*»*r | chloride volatilization process. The sul ger on the early car. "I hear mi many ingly.
! j yard <f organdy.
i
nuiaimls
I"
I
In the New York district, he conpeople
complnlnlng
how
stlii'.'i
.•■".*
The three-piece COStume t<» ll:e right
phur dioxide Icncliltig of porphyry cop
"My long evperieme In the indus
. af cnsidlne III '
tinued, it is hoped that the Genoa
Steinway factory export hero until
1:
i tat of the best itli at In
per mes of Arizona holds the promise ure thnt It's refreshing to see -o.no try has failed to bring to my atten
|..laTills
Ims
|
il.es*
The
jarlet
an.|
skirt
arc
of
body
thut's
got
something
•••
gi.o
conference will bo the first step to- Tuesday. If you want your piano
of lm|tortaii! developments for the
irnllati. af #2tk- |
I weed, while the blouse is of satin
tion a more nttraetive denier proposi
away."
mineral Industry of the .Southwest.
wards future beneficial conferences tuned and regulated get In touch with
t ripe of harmonizing t nc. The fronts
lout 3 |"T ivut .
This
is
a
fin
e
collection
o
f
Horses
and
Mules.
"Well, what for InstanccY' grim I tion than we nre now offering.
Recovery of Coal From Refute.
which will prove more economical than 1me.—Theo. II. Rower, Hotel Valdez,
of the jacket inrct at the neck, thru
rclmcd In 'he ;
SANFORD
F L O R ID A
Ills
seatmatc. "Soinehody lavti ■ . r
Every plmse of the dealer's prob
As iiluait otie-qmirter of the bitum
tl.serge gradually to ti e |n,vcr edge,
political. The pro|>o*cd soldiers’ lion36-lip
41
°P
grad
e.”
Some
extra
good
big:
farm
and
lHd« mid all ,
lug you good advice, or hn« I-.- nly lem lias been carefully analyzed and IIIIR IIIIIII| | | BBBBRaRRaBH|HBaRBBHHHIIHBHaaRRaa|aHa
leaving .m opening in the I„rm of an
212 Bast. 1st
Sanford, Fla us legislation, he added "while strong------------- — ——
ml tluil ii large inous coal produced in the United been wishing he could divide til- .. hi
inverted V, Mt.liuin si/c requires JJj
general
purpose
mules.
Six
good
farm
mules
Stntes
Is
used
In
liulnstrlul
power
constructively answered, in my opin
ouitd lie pn*- '
ly condemned, is not having much c f- 1 CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH
54 ii" Ii in ilt ii.il f.,r the
| |
plnnts. the waste of unhurned coal In tbe bend with ynuV*
ion.
efllciciit
cpilp2',i
yards
J6-inrli
crcne
for
the
lili-ti
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feet because of firm faith in Prcsl-1
MONEY
Lted tj
"Neither one.” Mild the other. "Iiiit
and
coke
In
the
ti«hn«
from
holler
Pictorial Review Dress No. 9*)H
"Naturally, the product itself is of
Sparton Horn Service dent Harding."
I Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and
plants has been Investigated by the I've got n big-hearted neighbor who
iu/cj, .14 In 46 inches bust. Price, .15
I* intcii ant
prime importance. The Series 22 Lex
ifUof
A r c You Thinking: A bout a Summer Camp
Philadelphia
is
well
on
the
way
to
[mail
it
to
Foley
&
Co.,
2835
Sheffield
bureau. It bus been |>osslhle to re was talking across the fence with me
(.nits.
------------- AT------------i h have reington
is the fruit borne by more thnn
the other day. He had sent for a cat
Second Model: Illume No. 9T.pl
cover
the
greater
part
of
the
unlitirtied
recovery, ns well ns Cleveland and |Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name
iu.iii) rellnFor You r Boys This Summer?
•>i/e*. J4 to 50 inches bust. Price, .10
alogue of some hardware-clothing con n decade of rnmest effort. It is n
Knglnml, it was reported.
|nnd address clearly. You will recqive
frain cull- fuel by washing the ashes on n con
Sanford B attery Service New
'mis Jacket No. 9890. Si/rs, .14 to
centrating table. As the result of u cern, and ho let me look It all over." sensational value nt f2745.
!/'»» favorable reports from tin* in return n trial pucknge containing
j mil tap r- The slgldllculice
The mountains of North Carolina are the best locations in the world
44 imlics hint. Price, J5 cents. .Skirt
study of coal washing problems In the
■’That was generous," agreed the
"Lexington's financinl resource* nnd
Kii'binotid
ilistrict
No. 9'<s> Si/cj, 24 to J8 indics.waist.
were presented by Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Compound for
|tfei Isictipth’ii t< shown hy the.
for
health and thnt chnnge of climate needed by Floridians and espec
Company
Price, JO cents.
W. J, Schcchter.
tthu i. rvr.mry In the mid can- 1 state of Washington, tun- mine hns other. “Tliut win the nsxt thing to manufacturing facilities assure fac
coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley Kidney
ially
tho growing boya.
built a table wnsblng plant to treat giving you something, I'll say, letting tory permanence, which is so vital to
t ted It turn recovering from still
"Industrially, conilitions arc fair," Pills for pains in sides and back;
a
pile
of
refuse
amounting
to
more
you
read
n
fresh
new
hook."
the dealer's sustained success.
ip|>naUuiili'ly Us* barrels of
he said. "There is probably less un rheumatism, backache, kidney and
than one nilllloti tons, estlniiited to
Laurel Park Camp N e a r Hendersonville
"Yea, but be dlti better than that,"
A
R
E
A
L
B
A
R
G
A
IN
S
v
d
ally
shlrli.
la-fan*
the
In-talAnd to cap it all o ff wo enn now
employment than is found in the large bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic
cotitnln 200,11*1 tons of recoverable resumed the first, "lie not only let
j c! tilt iqulpiucnt, was cither
offer the new dealers who nre taken
coat of coking quality.
cities. Tho agricultural situation is Tablets, a wholesome nnd thoroughly
is one of the best camps in the South aa well as one of tho moat reas
me look the book over all I wanted to,
Isrbveri as furi under the boilers
$ 150 cash lakes Maxwell rond- ■■ to this climate and ready fo r immediate use.
serious, hut the farmer svill be able to demising cathartic for constipation,
Tbe
bureau
conducted
studies
r»»onable with a flno corps of teachcra and councillors, with the best
but lie snld, ‘You can send and get any on nrtive assistance in financing their
I
K
ilo.
Tltiduc
id
fractionating
nlcr, (hrec pnnsenger,— B. & O.
business!
“ N o sickness” follows them. T h ey are the
combat the Udl weevil well. The com biliousness, headaches, and aluggish
nthletic instructors, with the Inke for swimming, with pur* drinking
s»n tt i-vtrohum refineries, by gardlng the u«e of liquid oxygen ns thing you want In It; I don't «>x|iect to
Motor
Co.
30-tfc
an
explosive.
In
co-operation
with
“
Out
factory-community
system
of
buy
It
n
i
l
.
'
I
a
i
*
Angeles
Tltuea.
mercial isituation in general is fair, bowels. Sold everywhere.— Adv,
water, good food, sanitary in every respect.
S
W
of
slilib
tatue
m
ipntlles
I,live
riprh kind to buy to get quick hard use from.
the Department of Agriculture un In
manufacturing enables us to effect
IW
t.4
(hr
yield
of
gilMillne
frolll
but nothing to enthuse over. Finan
The Herald for first class Job work. ■
■
A ll are well broken.
Send for Catalogue or See Me I’eraonslly
i* #1 ty s« much av I per cent, or i vestIgutIon wiih made of the use of Appeal of Music to tho Human Mind. economics thnt arc impossible under
cially, conditions are probably par, lifiC cures Riilmis Fever. 30-oaw-20tc
i per/tat of the total. Is now geu- cellulose from corn cobs In the mnntinny other method. Ry grouping num
Music,
like
literature,
uppeals
to
the
fucturv of dynamite. Investigations
Uy rerojnUnl.
WHY NOT TRY
R O B E R T J. H O L L Y , Jr.
were conducted In defehnlne the best huuiuii being as a whole. Whutever erous big parts-mnking plants under
"Health"— Dr. Myrtle Seiler, Fort
L*« Prtuurt Waste,
' 8ANFOIU), FLORIDA
tbe range covered hy literature In the ono control we can control quality
TIIO S. J. A. R E ID Y
Myers.
pan* tssatltlc* of gui. un- now be nnd snfest conditions for the Industrl- appeal to human nature, precisely the Jfrom blue-print to finished car.
g w«tnl ta th- o-aga Nation In nl use of I3.UMI.OOU pound* of picric same range Is covered tn a different ‘ _______________
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law
"Hotel and Apartment House Work
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lUS'Kut
b»e»u‘-’ of low -pressure con- I ncld, held as u surplus by the War medium, hut not less surely, by music.
for
Women,”
Mrs.
II.
Wichtendahl,
OtPracticing In Rtate and Federal Courts
p«*. set tke tonenu of mlm-s Is In- | deimrtrnent. During the year the bu
WHEN YOUR CAR IS OUT OF
lando.
To make music lake Ita proper
■
tic frnsllilllty of utilizing reau called attention to ttn* danger
Over Seminole County Rank
WHACK
“ Father’s and llmther’s llusiness,"
■
in o.irc certain low-giade foreign net- place, nouiu tucretnre be to give It un
i v.u. ni I .
W IL L HOLD S TA TE CONVENTION
— Miss Onio ( ’ hazel, Ocnln.
THERE ON M AY I I — HAVE
I berwi for oil-flriij Imllers. The onator*. which hnd lieen coining Into equully Important place In the public
school curriculum with literature.
••• • ••
“ Tht Jnilusiiini School lor Girls"—
G eorge A. DeCot ten
■sr-4 «/ the c\|Mirt market for the country In large number*.
Washingnnd
Polishing
a
Specialty
(nt
;
|
A universal gn* mask ha* been de- Ilcethovcu, for example, would be
Miss Kile, Ocala,
l.’ l to the iletrlopAKornvy-nt-Law
veluped
by the bureau for pridectlng plnccd side by side wllli .Shakespeare
«.»•
;.f«>
■
("t
treating
giisnllne
l
oot
of
l
lrst
Slru-t,
Sanford
Avenue
“ Investments"'— Mrs. F. Ulrich, of
Rcginning Thursday, May II, an
tbe
wearer
against all polsonnii* gn* us a subject of Nludy, because llee
ftCkAr
tl..
Kl'Jccilotmlitc Milphur
Over Seminole t’ounty Rank
A LL WORK GUARANTEED
other state convention is to be held in Jacksonville.
I» V> 1••Ivti trcntu:i‘til vonic not exiis-dlng 2 or 3 |ier ci<nt con- thoven Is cxnctly of the suiuu lm|*orSANFORD
“ The Work of a City Ticket Agent"
FLORIDA Orlundo, at the Grund theatre, this
K;i*«llne heretofore rent ration in air where a safety lamp tunco and on the same level us Shake
Miss Julia Chapman, Orlando.
speare, as it Mnichouse of mental
kxtinjt-le « riv Him!** Mil
being the third nnnunl convention of
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
e for will hunt. A Hrciiuin'* gn* musk for
The
Launch
S
A
N
F
O
R
D
"Homo
Demonstration
Work"—
wealth and a subject nf Intellectual
p
o
e
t.
the
use
of
(tain
erew*
In
railroad
tun
the Florida Federation of Rusiness and
S. O. ShinholHcr
In order to close out the stock o f Stationery and Office
Like Shakespeare, Milton,
For Parties, Picnics, Fishing, Outings
Itr AfTtUwi luiiit h) which mi nel* wn* i!evl«ed. In\e*tlgatlmi* made training.
Professional Women’s Clubs. An im Miss Lois Godbcy, Harlow.
A t Mule Sheds, Foot o f Sanford Avenue
ftUioa«.t \lv <j|#,Bug urn! |»
Wordsworth
uni!
Coleridge,
the
great
In
muneetlon
with
the
prohletu
of
"Women
Jn
the
City’s
llusiness"—
Supplies and make room fo r new stock o f jyoods coming:
i."ilk(loti
portant feature of the convention will
Contractor nnd Builder
Capt. Atkinson
veiitlliitlon iif xehh'iilar tunnel* allowed composer* like lteethoveu, Ihu h mid
*
on tile 41111fl|«
bo the open meeting which takes place Miss Ann (lrr, Dnytonu.
in
.IJ11
in and also to put in la rger and more commodious offices
Phone 295-1.1
" iiii*
1"r 1
D
till lit* the hu- that from 20 to 30 per cent of '.lie heat Meiidels*ohn strengthen the renaming
SANFORD
FLORID * Friday evening, which will be ad
8:00 p. m.—Open meeting to which
*La%e.;uru,
powers, the Imaginative faculties and
of
the
gasoline
Used
ii * ii fuel for nilResidence
203
K.
Third
St.,
Snnford
l**t
|i(ie
(lie Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and
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dressed by Mrs. Elizabeth Sears, of the public is rordinlyy invited.
v Ulllll, ire pr(e toiuohlle engine* |* lost in the form higher nuture generally.
■
Vocal selection,— Mrs. E. W Martin.
New
York,
editor
of
the
Independent
office supplies listed below at h a lf price.
A ll o f these
S M IT H BROS.
■
about l2,Uuo,t**l of iinhur/i’d g»*e* In the exhniikt, duo,
Address.
<41 i
Woman, the official magazine of the
onn IA ell ut the j to impriqier carburetor selling.
Spot
Forever
Famous.
Hfoods are ffoing1higher instead o f dropping and the pric
G arage and Machine Co. national organization. Tho closing Vocal selection— Mrs. nrthn R. Pal
Investigations nt the ceramic ex
•’ **t oil, the gov
Motorhuse*. churiihuncs, and thou
mer.
es are big1bargains. You will a gree with us if you look
" this *h<>uld total periment stiitlou lit Columhua. Ohio, sands of motorcars pass by llox bill
event will be a hunquet at the San
Expert Aulo Repair Work
»■i minim \ ,|.,v Indicate tliut some AtnerU’iin clays nnd the pretty Utile hotel which nestle*
Address—"The New Dispensation"
Headache Powders
Juan hotel Saturday evening, at which
l pn
them over. The opportunity o f the public to buy the best
Phone 80
Comer First nnd Oak time Miss Marion Rous, Miss Jean Mrs. Klizuheth Sears, of New York,
1 A the Sun I'tuu- will yield products closely approach under Its foot ut Rurford bridge with
Rest for Headache and Neuralgia
to it
I.uk-wii. for crack- 1 ing the English chlnn clay. At the out knowing tliut In the beuutlfiil old
iu stationery and o ffic e supplies at prices that will never
At First Cbm Drug Stores
Knowlton, and Miss Maria Elsie John editor of the "Independent Woman."
There is a satisfaction in knowing: that
**»>) wo
snme
stntlon
It
tins
been
dctnonxtrnt•
.
i
tin
garden
nt
the
hack
of
the
house
Nel
Saturday,
May
1.1th
“ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS* son, ineiitherx of the facility of the
be touched at this price again.
pwerj irfisn
i DOSES------- 2.1c--------5 DOSES
■ 1 . aaollne mnl cd thnt better graphite crucibles can
when you send fo r a thing1that you will get it.
9:30 a. m.— Rusiness session.
H u
’ |.n. i’ . hltli.-rto regurd- be uinile with the use of domestic son took leave of his beloved “ Emma"
Rollins Conservatory of Music, will
lx
Quick Service T ran sfei give piano, vocal, and violin selections, Round table discussion of club prob
—tbe Lady Hamilton, whom Romney
1t*t|
•
inve^iignthuii bonding clay thnn hnve hitherto been painted over til times— before he took
It
is
our
purpose
to
maintain
our
k
bj
i- l.u
Storage Fncilitlos
1 1,1 ' ‘obirnilo nnd mnde with Imported clays.
respectively. This will l>o nn unusual lems.
Bat> ii,
coach to Portsmouth mid thence sailed
•he i,|| .liuR. ,jt>. ■
so
that
you
will
not
he
disappointed.
Rc|Nirt
of
nominating
committee.
Classifying Export Coals.
If we please you, tell others; If no treat for the three are artists ill their
lit of
on that cruise which ended at Tra
It.
2:30 p. m.— llusiness session.
' niMuninln state* i
During the year the bureau. In co falgar.
tell ua. Phone 498
profession.
OJO ( |
" o l supply of ul- operation with three of the lnrge*t
A noth er thing,— the price is not ad
Kclcctinn of officers.
.’iU
Ill llint very same gurdeti another
Thursday, May II
•luiiet*
seaboard coal exchange*, developed event hnppcned which men do nol lake
A
U
T
O
R
E
P
A
IR
S
p
Report
of
resolutions
committee,
$ 1 .0 0
2:00 p. m.— Executive board meet
vanced
during
a
temporary
local
shortage.
‘•'“ •an pin ut nt IVsclent Me systems of classifying ex
S A N F O R D N O V E L T Y ing
ua I
8:00 p. ni.— Hunquet, San Juan Ho
ns much account nf, hut which may,
•<d under the nu
port coals Into pools hy systematic
..............50
nevertheless, count for more In the
tel.—Orlando Sentinel.
A ll W ork Guaranteed
W e are at your service all the time.
2:.'I0 p. m.—Opening meeting.
W ORKS
"•"* " ;,v> helium sampling nnd analysis tn su(>eraeile
knt,.
true
evolulbm
of
the
race.
.... hiring tli.- >,.„r
the arbitrary clnssMrntlons used In
Invocation—Dr. T. H. McConnell.
Fine Box Stationery, worth 00c, now ...
35c and 40c
John Keats wrote the greater part
V. C. CO LLER, Prop.
1 helium wn* pro wnr time. Further progress wns tnmle
Welcome for Orlando Club, Miss
Employment Bureau
A »Un|j of In tli** Investigation for preparing and of ‘End)mien" ns lie wulked those
Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now..
Grace Holt.
.60
The vocatlornl committee of the Bull Cornel’ First and Elm
••‘•ring this rnre utilizing lignite, which constitutes the path*, listening to the birds and look
Oeneral Shop and Mill
Welcome for the City of Orlando,
* ••* *n mine work greater part of the nation's fuel re ing upon the beautIful Inndscnpe, and
ness nnd Professional Women’s Club
Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkj?,..
......... .20
Mayor Duckworth.
coined there thnt Immortal phrase:
' ‘'Ureiill'n esperl. ! sources.
>
requests
all
young
wom*n
desiring
W ork
Phone
447-W
Response—Miss Mnrgnrct Taylor,
"A thing of beauty Is u Joy for
! Druee!,>||, |*a ,
*
I ho bureau completed work nn pr»*i>emp'jymcnt to register at the First
Gilt Edtfed Correspondence Cards
......... .60
Plmne 536
ever."— London Times.
,*'
i''",|".niture
hile
niaile-nnd
nnnlysls
of
special
alloy
CO NTRACTO R and BUILDE8 Ocala.
National Hank.
Piano Solo, selected—Mrs. W. J.
' 11 1’ ' Hqilhl nir •t'cl* for the navy. A comprehensive
Plain Edged Correspondence Cards.
.50
AGNES G. RF.RNF.lt. Chairman
whig pnalueiil. The repori un recent developments In elec
G R O W E R S S U P P L IE S
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
ft 17 (om m errlil Street Stnford, FIs Morrison.
Rosin
Beds
Now
Mined.
:■ 1
lutN.rutoij |, ,0 tric brass melting was finished.
President's address, Miss Lillian M.
Students' Looseleaf N o te Books (D o Luxe, $1 value .50
Many article* In dally Use came orlg
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“ •"I liquid* nt kiw
Methods for preparing caustic mng- Inally from the ground, but few realize
$325
ciush
lakes
a
1020
Model
White.
^
<al reference to iu «ln were Investigated, which deter
Students’ Looseleafe N o te Books, 65c value... ......... i35
Ford Sedan that’s in good condi
Treasurer's reporf.
Geo. W . K n igh t
fr,,ni natural mined timt high-grade magnesia can that “ mining'' rosin hns been n thriv
tion. It’s n real bargain.— B. &
ing
Industry
in
the
United
Htnles
for
Auditor's report.
“ "'"'s " f l*o**lble |
Real Estate and InMunince
S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E WORKS
Students Looseleaf N ote Books, 45c va lu e ..
".
r" ,n
varieties of mag- Mn,ny year* despite the fnct that rosin
.25
O. Motor Co.
30-tfc
Announcement of committees.
1 U n iu r n l g » .
w ,,re I
1
.,
0
‘
"'■■'•veil
to
he
nnsiilt|„
h ,b product of the sap of certain
SANFORD
-tFLORIDA
M
m
*
yenr,
every
1
JOHN GOVE, Froprietor
Special business.
15
. " r 'D purpose. The hurenu III- ap(.(-|,.g
nf evergre
evergreen tree, observes
Looseleaf N o te Book Paper, 2 pkgs. fo r ..
specie* of
United Stnte* ;
4:30 p. in.— Picnic supper at Lake ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
CEM ETERY WORK A S P E C IA LT Y
,
Hun.
for
m
?
"
"
"
New
York
Hnn.
•
' Result* were mark.!
side Park. Delegates and visitors
1018 West First Street
1018 West First Sir** ll
n ,-entury ago rosin was so
10c Composition Books f o r ........................................... 05
'hey have shown I i.nri,,» '" ',re cost ly magnesite In pre-1
Sanford Machine #
guests of Orlundo dub.
■i.x ri fractorles, and deimmstrated
eheap , hal „ d|(1 not pa>. lo put „ In
'■""'••In* the hirgi-si
tuit there enn I** obtained
ohtntned from
from Ohio
Ohio lbarrels
.a a a .,la
. . a. . I . . . a * . I I s
m m a aba t
*1
Friday, May 12
5c Composition Books, fo r
.021/2
and
send It A
to
market. The
"•snug natural gt, » ! dolomite
Foundry Co.
« priHlnct superior In iiiqg- barrels were worth more than the
0:30 a. ni.— llusiness session.
iio*bi content to Inqiorteil Cannillnu rorln. Turpentine, however, brought
I have recently acquired the
10c School Tablets, 2 fo r
■nvsttigaie,,
.15
Reports of club presidents.
iungm-site.
*
General Machine and Roller Work;
grocery
business
at
No.
310
San
""
"f
,,
|„„
ii
good
price
and
came
from
the
same
Reports of stunding committees.
In
M.ore cxi.erlm.ntnl work on mining
"" I foundry
ford Avenue, Snnford. Florida,
5c School T a b le ts ,....... .................................2 V2C to 3 l-3c
sap which yielded rasin''** * h»Cylinder Grinding; Drl.uxr Pistons:
practice J
Special business.
'
'be
niiiiunl
|
,n
i
explosive*,
with
reference
to
Increased
which
was
formerly
conducted
product.
In
consequence
manufactur
,
* in the
1:00 p. m.— Vocational luncheon,
“ SERVICE T H A T COUNTS"
Oversize Rings nnd Pins; Flywheel
•Mfely nnd efflrienejr. «ns performed,
Ink, Paste and M u scila g e................................... */2 Price
F Ua miver 'T .
by Theresa Buck & G. W. Ruth SEE M E BEFORE Y O U
1 hut* were initiated for an Interns- ers concentrated on the turpentine snd
Duke Hall. Short iidilresscs:
allowed
the
molten
rosin
to
run
into
Steel Gear llanda; Crank Shafts re
We handle everything in
...... lied „n; ' X >nt " f
“ Women In Knllrond Work” M ill erford. All pnrties having any
••mil conference on the tinmlunllzu- pits, where It hardened and was
. . . ’
bureau of
B U Y TIR E S
claims against cither of the two
- •imi.i i.o4,.lU:
E V E R Y T H IN G IN O FFIC E S U P P L Y L IN E A T
turned; agents for Caille Inbeard aad Nil'll Whittier, Snnford.
,n " r
ra*nie apparatus. Moth
T H E F R U IT A N D V E G E T A B L E LIN E
« • » - . « b x . M. ' r
*
n w * !" " , r n‘','"hig losses of auihraette covered with earth to get It out of the
persons named will present them
“
Fire
Insurance"—
Miss
Kate
Rob
'
ir
annul
>
.
lit
It.
wav.
Outboard M oto rs.---------- Phone 81
nt once.
ijh,
"'•* Imlu.frv e»,i 1
upcrajlmis were studied.
G R E A T L Y R E D U C E D P R IC E
erts, Fort Myers.
Car Lota or Lea*. Ship us
r * Pr*-*entnble
*' Brv
hi e.itig method* flir metnl mines
“ Court Reporting''—Miss lluttio
f
c
.....rrari
I
r
f
r
*
*
"
*
:
«N|t
1 invilc Inspection of my place
Obeyed Orders.
M t. . . J L *
'" 'b” i was * ere Instli-med.
Richmond; V irginia
of huNincsH nnd “ Speak for your
"I told the chef to prepare the fowl
It! the iniir*e o f th e venr he tuirenu
R ayficld Carburators Roebuck, Gainesville.
1
eoliretlnb of
"The Woman Architect"— Miss Ida trade."
• nitoed 12/0*. miners In rescue nnd so that It would tickle my palate.”
i - h.
tram ......... —
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•*
wits.
Installed and Guaranteed by
Anna Ryan, Orlando.
"And he didT
||,
'"'r hi priigress to thst-ufil tiiell let*. 11,
105 Palmetto Avenue
largest mini
end i„ ilereliai up tier !*"
"Tea; he left the feathers on."—New
“ Opportunities
for
Vocational
*
1
1
any
n*ral
year
since
•h e
Sanford B attery Service Training in Florida"— Miss Margaret
SANFO RD
FLO R ID A
York ( ’emnil Lines.
•".tiinhig of ti,r training wurk.
Taylor, Ocala.
Company
FLORIDA BETTER OFF THAN ANY
STATE IN THE UNION IS REPORT
OF NATIONAL BANK EXAMINER
Daily Fashion Hint
NOTICE
£
Auction
HORSES
MULES
HIDED IT S26.D40.000
THIS THURSDAY, MAY 11TII
S A F E T Y F IR S T
GLOBE PIANO CO.
t■
r r *\
Elder Springs Water Co.
CONSEQUENTLY THEY ARE ALL
'
SEASONED
.
PROFESSIONAL
AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
BUSINESS WOMEN
MEET IN ORLANDO
fl
URK5 REPAIR SHOP j THIS SALE TAKES PLACE RAIN OR I
SHINE
I'
This Thursday, May 11j
DR. MILLER’S
Selling Out oAll Stock in Stationery and
Office Supplies for T w Weeks
A Complete Stock j
stocks
RIVE & WALKER
Special Bargains
Job Lots
Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now
Chase & Company;
i
NOTICE
17.®
30x3 1-2
$9.00
CRENSHAW, PRIDDY & COMPANY j
f *'
Ill
F. P. Rrtries
JOHN THEODORE
> .Vi' .L
-** U.
Herald ‘Printing Co.
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
Ml
Mi
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The Sanford Daily Herald
SANFORD
T h e City SoheUintUT
1N THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLESECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 9. 1922
Volume in.
NUMBER 37
iafl disabled soldiers
WEEK IS DESIGNATED BY
PRESIDENT AND STATES
rhe Purpose is to t oncentrate Public In
terest
ither
news
RELIEF WORKERS
FIND SUFFERING
IN RIVER RUIN
FLORIDA A SUMMER RESORT
Florida ha* much more than one-fifth of the nation's length o f aea beach.
Nowhere else in the country can Ashing a* well he combined with the pleas
ures of the surf as in Florida, and neighlwring states are so nearly destitute
of fish that our state offers the most accessible field for the sport. Under the
circumstances the Florida beaches In summer ought to be the most crowded
In the country nnd they will be when all the people cease to entertain mistak
en impressions o f the state.
Only a few years ago this state was considered generally as hot an.l un
healthful in summer, hut gradually at first, hut now more rapidly, the fact is
being learned that these impressions were altogether wrong nnd that the en
tire state is well fitted for comfortable residences all the year.
Summer dnys an* shorter here than they are further north, nnd though
the sun's rays come more directly here they come for a shorter time. The
summer nights are longer here than they nre up north, nnd so the earth is
heating for n ahoter time nnd cooling for a longer time in Florida thnn in
any other state in the union.
Then, the sttte Is so' narrow that the sea breezes sweep nems* it. No
Flnridinn lives beyopd the cooling influen.e of a breeze just o ff the Atlnntic
o r G “ lfSun strokes in man or animal are unknown in Florida nnd n sultry night
is rare. Northern people who have spent years in the state say they prefer
the summer to the winter, the latter hnving more change*. It is declared by
authorities that the snnd is neither n conductor nor an absorber o f heat, and
that consequently the beat from the noon day sun is not stored up ft, worry
people at night. In many o f the loss favored state* the rock, clay nnd other
mineral matter* store up this heat nnd give it out during the night. And in
ntost of the states, even those fnr to the north, the heat is more Intense and
suffocating because o f the lack of sen breezes,
One only need to compare the U. S. weather reports o f tempernture in the
country on each side o f the Ohio and Potomac rivers, nnd he will find the reconl in favor of Florida. Not only do we have sen breezes, hut the interior
lakes nnd rivers help to rdcurc the heat, ns water doe* not retain nnd reflect
ment,
About ten yenr* ago people from neighboring states began to come to
Florida bench resorts—doubtingly nt first but afterwards with a knowledge
o f the pleasure* they would enjoy. The statements o f Floridians nnd of
Florida newspapers were not believed, but the visitors who first came to
sample our Florida summer climate found it good and went home nnd *nid
so. Then others came, nnd still others, nnd the tide o f summer travel southward grew larger year by yenr until now a great number o f people from
nearby state* nnd some from distant state* enjoy the pleasures of a summer
nt Florida benches nnd by interior lakes nnd riversides. Summer excursion
rates to Floridn begin May lf».— Moses Folsom in the Jacksonville Metropolis.
TWENTY FEET OF WATER
IN THE ST. JOHNS RIVER
IS WHAT IS NECESSARY
NEW TARIFF
And Refrigerated Ships
Go from Sanford
PLAN KNOCKED Can
Dock to New York
BY SENATORS
WITHOUT TRANSF’R
______
DECLARE FI.KXIIII.K TARIFF UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND
THUS SOLVING ALL THE GROW
THEN HOME
ERS AND SHIPPERS TROUIILES
______
AT ONE AND SAME TIME
I I I ? T h e A a a o r l n t r d I’ r r a a l
«i»» Tfcr toarlstrS rrr.o*
NATCHEZ, May 9.— Relief worker*
,n> r » .
H - u irJ ' ' r c " * .
WASHINGTON, May
An attack
kASIUNGTDN. May 9 .- President aro penetrating the remote plnccs in
One of the most enthusiastic nnd
on
G’
*'
flexible
tnriff
plan
proposed
by
|
mor* will b t the inundated area along the Hlack
certainly one of the meetings that
G,t‘ ^‘‘nato finance committee on the
. nf May river in Centrnl Louisiana discovering
r*‘‘',,,nmeiidation o f President llnrd- was filled with good results was that
ita j UM 1 m national disabled sol- pitiful condition* a* the rc*ult of the
‘ nR wnl' Innnched yesterday in the sen- held at the Valdez Hotel Inst night
the National Disabled refusal of many marooned people to
a' t’ an,l
the course o f a four hours when the faithful ones o f the Florida
Ub«n l.*»irue announced today. The leave their all hut auhmcrgcd home*.
9ehatc
*
hairman
Met uniber, in charge
Lp,.,,
t.« .nncentrnte public in- They refused to send even the old peo
Central Water Traffic League met to
G"'
,ar9
f
*''9*
announced that make plans for arranging the data for
L , t in di<abled soldiers and their ple, women and children to relief
' " n"'
*1"' objections raised to the the meeting with the government en
rumps. Red Cross official* arc at
«fcbr.t»
' ,*u" " «»ui«l Ik* considered by the com gineers nt Titusville next week.
tempting to impress upon them what
mlttco before final senate action on it.
IWASHINGTON, May !».—A definite result may l>£ if they continue to sub
President
Sligh,
Vice-President
•
k"'nntor Wnlsh, Democrat, Montann, Knight nnd Secretary Tarjdcy were
si in negotiation* looking to ject themselves to exposure and drink
nP,‘n,,,l the discussion with the dcliv- present a* well ns a representative
rrfun.ltr.tr of the *11.000,000,000 overflow water polluted with the bod
‘
rv " f n l,r»’Pnre«i address in which he gathering o f Sanford growers and
L i p &bt m;i> he expected soon a* ies of countless dead animals.
mnny authorities and court de shippers and many representatives
G«r. i <inference is ended, and
‘
l" "UlMmrt hi* argument tRat from a distance one of them coming
tlgafrer.tmie and financial expert!*
*jlp ProviMosn were unconstitutional, from a* far south ns Moorchnven, T.
«te*i fr* m their duties there, nil^,,na*ors Underwood, of Alnbnnin, and J. Zimmerman. Judge W. T, (Hand,
itntion "ffii ini* said today.
•'Immons, " f North « amlinn, the of Orlando, former congressman from
j ,‘*nio.*rntir leaders, joined him. argil- Missouri and for mnny years one of
|WASHINGTON. May 9.—The ud* m* ^"r ' a0
G,ne in the his the inland waterways boosters and
ntntion's merchant marine bill
tory of the country it was proposed to
member o f the rivers nnd hnrliors
prrding in congress will he dis
protect the profits o f American man
|committee in congress, wns present
ci at the White House conference
ufacturers.
and gave the meeting some valuable
eight to whiih President Harding Dili DELEGATES AT GENOA CON*
Chairman MrCumbcr and Senator
i information on the subject.
M invited the Republican members
T IM E TO I.OOK ASKANCE
Smoot, of Utah, defended the plan,
1the Senate Commerce and House
A committee ronsisting of Will la*fAT EACH OTHER
the former insisting that if the Amerkrtfcirt Marine committee having
flcr, chairman, nnd R. W. Pcnrmnn,
iVfiditinn in charge.
A. P. Connelly nnd M. W. Tarplcy
I I I , T h e A a a n r la lr il t'rraal
GENOA, May 9.— English and Ital
was appointed to meet in Orlando Fri
plntcMl that the prculdcnt would in
ian dclcgntc* met today with members
day with other members o f the league
—
1
crease tariff duties to protect hint.
Ft, Worth Fire Swept,
of the Russian delegation and began
to compile the data obtnined front the
Walsh told the *cnnte that
various sections nnd make a recapitu
business District Burns working out new formula concerning Organizations at New Orleans W orking for Re theSenator
constitution specifically reserved lation of the figures ami put it into u
restoration of foreign property In Rus
lief o f Sufferers
to congress the power to lay and col comprehensive report for the subrnisWater Supply Low sia it was announced by the French
l e t taxes niid import duties ami that
. tin cngincci* at Titusville.
delegation. The announcement said
|fU» t itn * 11 i ac Hre* and PIimkI* it was hoped to devise new clause in
tit* Tt.i'rtM)
congress could not dclcgntc this nuth-, It wa* also decided to form a tnoORLEANS, May lb—Official announcement was made yesterday ,»rity.
ml |ii«
rf s!! Kind,
Russian memorandum which would
torcade to the Titusville meeting nnd
by
relief
organization*
that npproxlmntely 70,000 person* had In-on rendered
Senator Underwood told the Senate
satisfy llelgium and France.
show- the world thnt the hearts of the
|R* He t««orli|i tj |'rr••|
homeless in Mississippi nnd Louisiana by the floods along the Mississippi |)mt n„| „ n|y WllH
convinced the
people of tnis part of Floridn are in
WORTH. May 9. With the
ngenciea, flexible tariff plan wns unconstitutionGENOA, May 9.—Optimism wns river. Forty thousand o f these are being cared for by various relief..........................
,
,
.
.
.
.
'bis
great work o f boosting the inlnnd
a:np»
Mioply unavailable ns
but that it was wrong in ptlnciple j wnlenray> through Florida and esstill professed Inst night by Premier and .10.000 other* nre scattered throughout the flooded area* the announcenut f th. Trinity river flood,
and would lend to the "oppression o f
Lloyd George. The little Welshman ment sniil.
pec inIly demanding deeper water for
I**' f *' ■ t hi the in-art of the busRepresentatives o f commercial and civic organizations in New Orleans the American people," nnd in the end ., <
. .
.
was still smiling, hut most of the dele
the
St. Johns river. This denial?'! *91
» » n t<*ln>. Firemen attemptworking
under
the
state
flood
relief
committee,
began
n
campaign
yesterday
ruin
o
f
the
business
and
prosperity
of
'
°
lUro'fmr tl.. flume* to one build- gates no longer have the heart to in this city for the collection of nior.cy, provisions and clothing for the thou*- the country. The Alabama senator " " " "'"d c for five (< ft but for twon".
smile.
U
oing vessels to
"
gate
“ Many diffieultie* more than this and* or more persons driven front their homes by the crevasse in the Missis- argued that if emigres* could delegate
come
up
lbriver
ns
far
as Sanford or
|Th* city «at<-r pressure was restorsippl river levees nt I'oyilras nnd Myrtle Grove, below New Orleans.
to the president the authority to levy
have been passed and we shall pass
going into the Indian river go a* fnr
- 1 • figliting tho
A
majority
of
the
families
affected
by
the
inundation
o
f
the
territory
ad
taxes at the custom houses to the ex
this one,” said Mr. Lloyd George to
ns Miami i* feasible and thus carry
**** -,T th« •!;i • i onfmpd to one
the correspondents Inst uiglit after a jacent to the two breaks hnve been transferred to Jackson Harrm-ks In New tent o f SO per cent on the value of im- out all tl, fruits and vegetables from
|H»rta it could delegate power to levy
frantic day, in which he conferred Orleans. Some stragglers, however, have remained in their flooded homes.
( eiitrnl and South Floridn by refriger
it
on home consumption.
with nearly all the lending figures at
pvisox III ItIKD
ation ships from Sanford to New York
Dct laiing that he know o f no way to j
the conference. "W o have come to
'T UK I s i V \I.I.KV
without making a change or unloading
equalize conditions of competition in
Genoa to overcome such difficulties,
u package.
VF-\i: m :\\ Yo r k t o d a y
tarde except through equnlixing pric
otherwise why have the conference."
Thus the people of this great farmes, Senator Undcrwod declared thnt
Gciiou school with all sort* of ru
I r ' V I V » s » « e l a i r O I’ r r a a l
ing community can see where this
the result of such a plan would Ik* to
VALLEY, New York, mors about the breaking up of the en
make
the <onsumers of the country work i* leading to and every grower
r
'
I ervices .,f ll. p. tente nnd the imminent dissolution of
pay the price of industrial monop- and every business man of thi* section
today in a little the economic conference. The French
should join the Central Florida Water
oly."
''ii and women of In. and iielgians stand firm in their oppo
'T raffic League now ami help to put
_i'
•i *e in finance and sition to the property clause o f the
over these big thing* that will mean
i w f r(1Vnr«
,,f
with the plnin vil- memorandum to the Russians, and in Put Out $170,000 in Latin-America to Stimulate
cheaper freight rates, better shipping,
H,T' l»«M...n'. |„i*t wishes were sist that failure o f the Russians to ac
Trade With the United States
g a j j p rom Hmsa
faster transportation nnd all the
^
_ k Mrtnia r* " f the family, nl- cept the memorandum will mark the
things needed to transport fruit* and
' K *li*l rmt wenr deep end o f the conference.
To Blockade Ports vegetables under proper refrigeration
t i l ? T lir X **»r!jilrd I ' f f O l
The Russian delegates, after con
WASHINGTON. May H.— Expenditure o f aliout *170,000 in Latin-Amcr„ r ‘
•'•!** itself was unfrom the fields to the markets at reas
Th, ..«!logy was omitted ferring with Premier Lloyd George icn by the government during the coming fiscal yenr called for under plans Mill Ii, l Tp T u r k * in th e I(lark Sea
onable
rates.
1tfc» Kp 'pal
i* T h e ir I'la n
ntunl, which fol. issued n statement denouncing the now being perfected by the Commerce Department for expansion of Ameri
It is absolutely the greatest one
at the home French and Iielgians for the attempt can trnde in Southern continents.
thing that has ever been presented to
l l l r 'I h r *
rd I'rro st
' ' ,t th gravsid wns re- to I'renk up the conference nnd call
the business men and the farmers of
CONSTANTINOPLE,
May
It.—
A
thi.-n
,h‘ ’• nearest nnd ing attention to the fart that these
; flotilla of Greek destroyers sailed for Central Florida nnd there should not
t« th deceased.
two countries are trying to mnkc it
llrusn under orders to blockade the he a merchant or n farmer left stand
appear that everything h in t's on the
ing outside the League thnt is working
EPlt
Turkish Clack sen ports.
WOM AN HOOD
Russian reply, while they themselves
for you every day in the yenr while
have not endorsed the very document
»
you nre doing nothing to co-operate in
FREE
TICKETS
M t'
m her past ■uccMtei, they are discussing.
'
something that i* all for you.
FOR A 1.1. GOOD KIDS
“ ^‘Uhcrm,
'* 'bat Pola Negri's
The meeting Inst night had the
i«
TO THE HALL GAMES
'iu,- for screening here FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
proper
pep nnd push and demonstrat
t* t»D<
'•ihulated to atir up
ed to the visitor*, present thnt the
BMHALMBR8 MEET IN LIVE
I l l y T f c r \ av orlft if ii I ' r f M i
i't«r,-»t throughout motion
Motion Picture Finance Corporation ■ ST. PETERSBURG, May 9.—Own- Central Florida Water Traffic League
JACKSONVILLE TODAY Southern
'
’
And there will be
f
Will Make It Go
,,n'
9»cnl state league club play mean* business and if it becomes nccthat the popularity ncj'Tlig Brother" to "Knot Hole" gang, lesaary will put on their own line of
JACKSONVILLE, May l». — Two
tfortu
r’, !nrn,nl M«r through day* convention of the Floridn Funer
nnd present kids w ith free tickets to *refrigeration steamers in the near fuI l l * T fc r A * a » c l n l r f l
I*.,. '
,urM baa not been al director* and Kmbnlmcr* Associa
WASHINGTON, May 9. The formation of a two million dollar combi games. President Carroll appeared tun* if the government will lend u*
' 1 her latest Paramount tion which hegnn here today will be
nation to produce motion pictures in Atlanta nnd vicinity was announced to before a meeting o f the Ministerial'any aid nt nil in the obtaining of
fcllowed by a meeting of the State day by U. M. Dailey, general manager of the Southern Motion Picture Fi Association and made an offer and twenty feet of wnter from Pnlatkn to
I.
1 '"fe tonight. It Hoard o f Fnibnlmers Examiners to ex nance Corporation and Atlnn»n Studio Corporation. W. W. Ilodkinann, of leave it to Sunday Schools, what boys ISanford.
' " . . t : , Iruffgle amine applicants for license to prac
get tickets. Clean hands, no a m o k . ; ------------------------ New York, will be identified with the concern Dailey aald.
'**h
^'Pbe all obstacles, and tice in Florida.
Ing. no swearing, and regular atten-, ST. PETERSBURG, Mny 9.— Retail
<I lc
“ 9 "omanhorHi.
»Ur
dance at school is nmong the rules |dealers in men's clothing from all
COAL COMPANY
NO TROUBLE APPARENT
,Uf,‘*or,r>l »•>' an cxccll en* WANTED TO DEPORT
the irani' must follow before they get parts of the slate are here today for
STABLE BLOWN UP
BRITISH WAR VETERAN
am on g fre e sto n e county
the roveted pasteboards.
the opening session o f the nnnual con
FOR LOVING A GIRL
NEAR FBEBEBICKTOWN
NEGROES FOR BURNING
vention of their association.
FIVE PEOPLE BURNED
1%Yki7vm,ss,onk,{s
WASHINGTON, May 9.— Alexan
l l l r T S e A i c iw - I n l r S I ' r r a a l
TO DEATH IN F I R E I I I , T h e S M M l a l r S l*rr**l
See “ Mary Maree' 'tonight at the
PITTSBURGH. May 9.— A stable
■ •1 LAKERS p r e s e n t der Robertson, Uritsh war veteran,
MEXIA, Texas, May 9.— The re
FATHER DIED IN RESCUE High school auditorium. This play is
arrived here today to carry out his port* o f an uprising being imminent owned by the 'Yarwick Coal Company
put on by the Freshman-Sophomore
announced purpose of Inying before nmong the negroes of Freestone coun nonr Frederick town, Greene county,
MARENGO, III., Mny 9.— Fivo per clnsscs for the benefit o f the Domes
#f count..
Ktate Asso- the British Embassy his charge of ty as a reprisal for the lynching of was blown up early today, one horse son* were burned to death here last
,U 8<*«!»M.t >1c° m niM ioner* are kidnapping agninst three privato de four negrbfc* since Friday, had not was killed and five others so badly night nt the home of August Bourke, tic Science Fund of the school. Ev
eryone should attend the piny tonight.
tectives who he alleges attempted to materialized early today. Local o f injured, that it wns necessary to Jr. The dead are Rmirko nnd his four
i., inc,Ul,o Comptroller force his departure from this country
ficer* said they did not expect further shoot them.
children. The mother nnd two other
The Nellie Turner Circle will meet
P ,,ch a im ,n
‘ he on account of his affection for Miss trouble.
children were saved by the father who at the home of Mrs. Starr Wednesday
Mary Culberson, daughter o f Senator
The world at your door every even lost his life attempting to save the nt 4:00 o'clock. All members are urg
* u * equalizer.
Culberson o f Texas.
The Herald for Post Cards.
other children.
ing for 16c.— Dally Htrald.
ed to bo present and on time.
REFUGEES IN O t’ T OF WAY
PLACES REMAIN WITH
IrnSTTF.
PROGRESS
MADE
I'll El It HOMES
Looking t o " x,{d ukkundino
i
o r FOREIGN DEBTS
LLOYD GEORGE
SAYS HOPEFUL
FOR PEACE MEET
m
SEVENTY THOUSAND ARE HOMELESS
AS RESULT OF HIGH WATER ALONG
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEYiZ&XXtZ '~ Z
I
GOVERNMENT WILL EXPAND
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE
BY COMMERCE DEPARTMENT:
TWO MILLION CORPORATION
WILL MAKE MOVING PICTURES
IN ATLANTA AND VICINITY
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1922
PAGE EIGHT
The Amount Doesn’ t C ount It’s the S tart—
m iE iiiiaiE H aiT iiN H agif
NOTICE!!
SCHOOL BONDS
$125 cash takes a practically
T O N IG H T —
new Grant. Good tires and ev
WILL BE VOTED erything good.— II. & O. Motor
Cast
ON TOMORROW C o . _____________ _ 30-tfc An All-Star
—IN—
SPORTS
That’s the Thing
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:
“MONEY TALKS”
To the Thriftless money says “ Good
Bye.”
To the self-respecting, forward-looking
Citizen it says: “ I am yours, I represent your
best working days. Be careful with me for 1
am your best friend. Put me in the Bank,
where I am Safe and I will work for you. Re
member, I move the world.”
Lt-S
Open your Savings Account TO DAY!
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU
“ MONEY TALK
"M
V.''i
The Seminole County Bank
ffili
k:if
STRENGTII-
-PROGRESS-
( j i
\*
-S E R V I C E
FOR SALE— Shotlnnd pony,
bridle. See I. B. Kstridge.
> Jl
:
:
K ,L
CLASSIFIED
ADS
M
Classified Ads Sc a line. No
f c ... ad taken for less than 25c.
and positively no classified
Bw ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders.
Count five words to a line
Ha nnd remit accordingly.
i !$
K t n i U H l i K l H Q t l
FOR SALE
saddle,
30-8tp
FOR REN T
SATU RDAYS FINAIA
Florida State league
At Jnckaonville, G; Lakeland, 6.
At St. Petersburg, 8; Tampa, 7.
At Orlando, 3; Dnytonn, 1.
I
At
At
At
At
American league
Philadelphia, 0; New Y'ork, 2.
Boston, 1; Washington, 0.
Cleveland, G; St. Louis, 2.
Detroit, 8; Chicago, 1.
National League
At Cincinnati, D; St. IajuIs, 4.
At Brooklyn, 15; Boston, 2.
At Pittsburg, 7; Chicago, 11.
At New York, 3; Philadelphia,
(14 innings).
American Association
At .Milwaukee, 12; Columbus, 4.
At Kansas City, 15; Toledo, 8.
Others postponed.
GAMES TODAY
Orlando at St. Petersburg.
Tampa at Lakeland.
Lakeland at Daytona.
LEAGUE STANDING
Florida Stale League
Won Lost
20
9
St. 'Petersburg
Lakeland
............. ... 10
13
15
O rla n d o ............
14
11
Daytona ................
14
Tnmpn ................
11
10
Jacksonville
8
21
FOR RENT OR S A LB— Two apart
ment houses in Marshall
Park,
Daytona Reach, near ocean, or will
rent lower I room apartment reason
able.
Address Box HI, Daytnnn
Bi »ch, Fla.
3G-2tp
Nntionnl League
Won Lost
FOR RENT I nice furnished, cool
4
15
bed room, $3.00 per week. 314 Hast New York
. ........
12
0
5th St.
35-2tp Chicago
11
8
St. Louis
l u l l BENT live m im
Brooklyn
10
8
bungalow. 1012
Pittsburgh
........
9
10
34-atp
4’liilndclphin __ ... ... 9
11
IMtMM FOR RENT Furnished with
0
Cincinnati ..........
15
privilege of garage. 709 Palmetto
Boston
4
13
avenue.
34-10tp
Pet.
.tV.MI
.652
.517
.600
.407
.270
IVt.
.789
.007
.679
.559
.474
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.235
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THE WEATHER »
B A N A N A S
“THE BLOT”
Romance of a girl who belinfc
that her mother has stoltntTi?
ply her with luxuries, Isbon
Imaginary shame. Also—
FOX NEWS
Tomorrow— Pola Negri in
Devil's Pawn” ; also a Snub f*
lard Comedy.
m isQ DiPiiim iEiiciia
u
u
u
«4 u
n
: tem pera tu r e :!
Ha
Ha
Ha
Ha
Ha
Ha
^
Ha
Hu
Hi
Ha
Ha
Ha
Hi
H4
Hu
Hi
Ha
Hu
Ha
It ia warm and it is
nnd it is everything that y<ss
wnnt to mnke it duwn h»n
in the l>cat city in the l«g
state in the union. How.
over, ain’t we got fun ab-|
with all of it and ain't wt i
bunch of good old hooitrn
who nrc putting this little
old town on the map* It
has conie to the point *hm
there is no opposition »ay
more townrd building Sinford into n big city. Out
temperature is one of oar
important assets and yoe
should keep up with it,
write it on your letters t*ci
day and tell it to your
friends in the north. W*
have the real stuff, yes.
5:10 A. M. MAY \ 1WJ
Maximum ............
N
Minimum .
41
Range
(7
30.1#
Barometer
Calm nnd clear.
k|
APPLES
The Churchwell Co.
UK’
t ts
\
i
There is but little interest being
evinced over the election for school
(Kinds tomorrow, probably or account
of the fact that every one is in favor
of the bonds nnd on the other hand the
people nrc almost too busy to think
about an election. However, busy or
not they should go to the polls tomor
row nnd cast their ballot for the bonds
that will he the snlvntion of the
Sanford Maid Bread nt your Grocschools In District No. 1. The following election call gives the facts about cr’s. Hot rolls, cakes nnd pies, next to
3Gtfc
the election nnd all those who have Princess Theatre,
been keeping in touch with the school
situation are determined to cast their COMPTROLLER WANTS
ballot for the bonds-that mean so
STATEMENT OF HANKS
much to the whole commonwealth.
MIX T h e A a a n r l n l r d I ' r r t i l
Rend the call:
WASHINGTON,
May
8.—The
“ A petition has been presented to
Comptrolcr
c
f
Currency
today
issued
the County^ Board of Public Instruc
tion for Seminole County, Floridn, a call for the condition o f all National
signori by more thnn twenty-five per Banks at the close of business, Friday
cent of the duly qualified electors re May Gfth.
siding within Special Tnx School Dis
trict No. I, Seminole County, Florida, Gf>6 cures Chills and Fever. 30-oaw-20c
said Special Tax School District being
A R E A L B A R G A IN
also known as the Sanford School
District, asking nnd petitioning the
$150 cash takes 1919 Ford
County Board of Public Instruction
for Seminole County, Floridn, to call Roadster.— B. & O. Motor Co.
30-tfc
nnd order an election to he held w ith-(
in Special Tax School District No. 1,
Seminole County, Florida, said Special
Tax School District, also known ns the
Sanford School District, to determine
whether or not there should he Issued
h> the said Special Tax School District
For Floridn: Generally fair H*
No. I, bonds in the sum of $00,000.00,
tonight nnd Tuesday.
Hq
the prftcccds of such bonds to ho used
for the pur|Hisc o f acquiring, building,
bj
•t*
enlarging, furnishing or otherwise im
proving school buildings and school
Room nnd hoard $12.50 per week
grounds and for the exclusive use of
and up.— Hotel Montczumn.
35-Gtc
the public free schools within said
Special Tax School District No. 1, the
The Herald, 15c per week, delivered.
proceeds of the said bond
issue
amounting to (00,000.00 to he used for
the purposes set forth in said petition,
and to tie expended nnd disbursed in n
manner following, to-wit:
(GO,000.00 to he used in acquiring n
site, building, nnd furnishing a pri
mary school, nnd for enlarging, furn
ishing or otherwise improving school
FOR RKN*T—Desirable housekeeping
American League
1
FOR SALK, in
roomn. Phone 348-W.
32-fltp
Won I-ost Pet.
t
first class Kbit- R>!NT—Rooms nnd kitchenette.
St. IkiuIs ...»..... .
13
8
l
.019
shape, $250 terms or $200 cash. 490
— Shirley Apnrtments opposite post New Y'ork
1
14
7
.007
Model.— lllve A Walker, In old Ford office, upstairs.
2H-tfc Cleveland
11
9
.550
Garngr.
dh-tfp
the RANANAS soiling by the bunch
:•
.500
9
FOR ItE N T ^ -room house on Union Boston .......... ........
exclusive use o f the public free
or by the Dozen
9
10
.474
Ave. A. I*. Connelly.
20-tfc Chicago
schools within snid Special Tnx School
FOR SALE— Fine celery farm, 10
Philadelphia
.460
... 9
11
APPLES Helling by the box or by
District No. 1.
acres rich hammock land, cultivated FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms,
Table hoard nt Hotel .thr.!fn^|
Wnnhington ___ ... ... 8
13
.3811
hnth,
for
lighthousekeeping.
Good
the dozen
10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow
$10 per week. Best of servki i
Detroit
......
...........
..
7
13
.350
ing wells, B',4 acres tiled; nlso thirty location. Apply "R. S.", care of Her
The Hcrnld, 15c per week, delivered. Cnr located by Express office cruisine.
6-tfc
acres hammock adjoining with one ald Office.
Southern Aaiuiciatinn
well and small part cleared, near FOR ENT Furnlshe«rroom, 411 Pnrk
Won I^iat Pet.
1
33-0tp
Cameron City. Apply to owner for1 A vc.
111111
Mobile
16
9
.025
particulars. Hcrliert O. Crinpen, IF
Little
Rock
11
o:io
8
WANTED
R. A. llox 189.
32-12p
10 Stores in Georgla•i Store in Monu
Memphis
•14
9
.009
FGIt SAl ,E— io uerrs orange grove, WANTED TO RENT A good piano New Orlnnn*
12
a
.ou0
for <i f»«e irontht. Beat
fine land, about 400 old bearing
Nashville
it
ii
.600
Mrs. George Herring, French Ave
orange nnd grapefruit trees. Also pe
* Birmingham
10
13
.<188
3fl-3tC
can, peach, grapes, pears nnd other nue, Sanford.
Atlanta
7
15
.3 IK
fruit trees on Golden Lake, 3Vi miles WANTED Small cottago, unfumlsn- Chattanooga
0
10
.273
cd or half of house, or unfurnished
south o f Sanford. Also another 4\£
Sanford’s New StorePhone 121
acres of fine rich, cultivated pine land housekeeping rooms. Address “ Per
Beat of room nnd Ixmrd nt tho Ternwith about 75 old bearing orange nnd manent,' P. O. Box 5IH, Sanford. 31-p plo Club.
35-ltc
mi
grapefruit trees, nnd about 75 pecan W A N T TO BUY— Hewn heart
trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own
lu n t'leu f pine ties. I'le a s e com - JUST RECEIVED two thousand rolls
IBSIH
er, Herbert O. Crippcn, It. R. A. llox n u in icn te with us
p r o m p tly .—
Roain Sized Paper for lining water
189.________________ ___________ 32-12 p G eu ru iu -riu rid n P ine C o.. J ack - melon cars. Write or wire for prices.
CHREVOLET
9N
NOTICE TO U!
I have f r sale at real Lirganis:
1 Ford touring car. $350.
1 Ford touring car, $490, nearly
new.
1 Buick 6.
1 Buick 4.
1 Ooldsmobile 8, nearly new.
All in good condition and painted
— N. H. Garner at Wight Bros.’ Ga
rage.
3C-3t&w-ltc
.
28-6tc —Baker Ss Holmes Co., Jacksonville,
FOR SALK—Potato hnrrels In nny Honvlilc, Flo.
30-Gtc
qunntity, special prices on enr lots, WANTED— 100 colored latiorrra want Fla.
ed in the City of Daytona, Florida,
correspondence solicited, Clcnrwnter
Mfg. <’o., Clcnrwnter, Fla.
8-tfc for concrete and asphalt paving. Wag
FOR SALK OR LEASE One 20 acre.
P " *'°ur. working ton hours
17,700 Acres in East Orange
one 10 aero Snnfnrd nvc. walking P " buy. Pay In cash every Saturday,
County
distance to city. Two lota corner Free hunk house and commissary atOn
Famous
Center and Klni nvc. Two lots west Inched. Don't write. Come toady to
side Palmetto ave., 60 ft from Kiev- work. Atlantic llltullthie Co. 33-flte
Orlando to Ocean
enth St. Mnke offer. B. T. Corey, ( MONEY TO LOAN A T 4 % —On
Highway
owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los Ange- J
Rich Farming, Citrus and
i homes, groves and farms, 4 percent
In , Calif.
2HIUf: 29-tf simple interest in multiples o f $1,000
Trucking Lands
lleing Syndicated In
payable $10 per month. Strmit AgenSTOP— LOOK— READ
ry, Box 518, Eustls, Fla.
35-10tp
30 Acre Tracts
FRUIT-PRODUCE S llll I'KIIS
Each tract fronting on Orlando.
Try our expert servico collecting RailOcean Boulevard ut the ixlrcmePIIKSIIYTERI \N LAYMAN
rond Claims.
Original.
Vouchers
I) las price o f—
CONVENTION' AT LAKELAND
aent direct to claimants.— Eastern
$28.24 per Acre
Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G.
Pitre Years in Which to Pay.—
The preshyterians of St. Johns
Cooper, Ass't General Mgr., with P. R.
Title Good— Warranty Deed
Presbytery will hove n Lnyman’a
R. Claim Department, ten years, SenGuaranteed
Convention at Lakeland tomorrow nnd
Land May Be Occupied Before
ford, Del.
10 c.o.d-2wc
ns many Presbyterians or members
Payment Completed
FOR H A L E -O no slx-room house, of other churches who would like to
This tract consists o f 17,700
seres bordering both sides* the
rhaap if tnken nt once. Apply to'ntteiid are requested to get ready and
Orlando-East Coast Sixteen-fool
Mrs. A. Norwood, Lake Mary*>go Tucaday. All of the meetings are
Boulevard for about eight miles,
32-Gtp now held at Ixikclund ns it is more
is intersected by tho Florida
FOR SALE 111 acres, four miles oGt
f“ r ,ho ' ’rcsbytery nnd the
East Coast Railroad nnd two
other main omuly highways ono
on good road, opposite Country,
tomorrow will be very Inter
o f which is to he hnrd-surfnccd
rsting
and
instructive
A
line
proClub; new 5-room bungalow, garage
also.
Idings;
some
land
cleared!*™™
baa
been
arranged
nnd
the
day
nnd out hull
Upon completion o f these hard
»*' w cl*
s<* » • 'c ; ,,u ,,0»c
surfaced roads the value of this
and plnntcd in
i fruit trees; good water.
land will Increnso very sub
G. Hlrschl, R. 1, Sanford. Fla. 30-fltp if you would like to attend the meet
stantially ns lias already been
ing.
FOR 8A L E —Warehouse with R. II.
demonstrated in all other sec
aiding. Within four blocks o f center
tions of Orange County, and the
NOTICE OF MEETING
syndicate proposes to sell in
of city.
inuill tracts the syndicate hold
Ceo. V*. KNIGHT
ings nt n profit.
American
Legion
Auxiliary
will
272-tfc
This tract ia virgin timbered nnd
hold regular meeting nt Court House
the timber is conservatively es
FOR SALE—A practically new piano. Thursday evening, Mny 11th, 8:00
timated to lie worth $12.00 per
High grade, walnut finish for cash. I j.
He on time.
37-3tp
sere.
v
$160.00.
319 Cypress Ave.
23-tf|
Reference*— Any hank or busi
ness house in Orange County.
FOR SA L E —One 6-room bungalow,
Thro. J. Aulin of Oviedo was in tho
Iluui-sl Suleau.cn Wanted
loccted on Sanford HrlrMa. Sl.r.nn 1;l>.
business toduy nnd reports
n
c
e
d
i
'
C
° uP°n Today for Particulars
cash, a bargain.— A. P. Connelly.
Oviedo ns flourishing hut neei ng 0R L A N D 0. EAST C0AST LAND CO.
27-tfc min nguiu.
12G So. Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla.
f ( ) h SALE— New six room bungalow,
Please send partimlars of your 17,
located on Sanford Heights. Lot 60
George Milntughlm of Orlando was 700 acre development This In no
*135. Price $2,250.00. Worth your calling on Sanford friends yesterday. manner obligates me.
Inspection.— A. P. Connelly.
33-tfc George is one of the most popular Nama .................................................
case. young men of this city nnd his many Address .......... ............... - ..... — ...... ,.....
HALhi—Xylophone
with
F or
$100 rash. J. N. Robson, 2IK Park friends are glad to know that he Is
Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla.
3G-2tp prospering in Orlando.
Ave.
I.ADIKS’ DEPARTMENT
MEN’S DEPARTMENT
— -—i
———— ——■».
M. W. S. MIDDIES
MEN’S
In white with blue and red
Collars
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.75
WASH
MEN’S
SATIN PKTTICOATS
!
DRESS SHIRTS
i
in White
$3.48
|
LADIES’
|
I
I
$ 1.00
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BOYS’
'
! PALM BEACH PANTS
KNIT TEDDIES
$2.25
■S S lS
I B S * 1*
PAY CASH
Buy More!
Spend Less
is*
The Churchwell Co.;
SELLS IT FOR LESS
FIRST STREET
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WELAKA BUM
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�SANFORD DAILY HERALD
Missouri, is
in Orlando,
the leading
the good o f
ought to be
now president o f a beak,
a big orange grower and
spirit in everything for
the community.
(This
good for a loan.)
UNCLE HANK
Fifth year, 16,000 tons at
120.00 per ton ____ ___ __
ln,nl In politic,! circle,. It
ll ndr May 15 18 Last Dav
Qn
300,000 In evidence In ehorch -n e k ; ,nd
in our great fraternal orders where
P ih lU h r d t i t r r t l l t f M M t l M f t
f a r a t the llr r a U ■■IMlMtf >•>
Total ................. ................ $2,860,000 the most beautiful and unselfish les
Can Qualify to R
A i t , Ita ltiA . r U .
In other words, on the above basis, sons o f lift are taught, will be found
this proposed duty will amount in dol ! the great exemplification of selfishMay 16 is the last day „n ,
o----------lars
and
cents,
as
far
ns
Florida
is
ness
because
a
few
men
insist
on
be*
candidates
for county offices esn,
If
the
business
men
of
Sanford
ru a u zu iw i
concerned, for the period o f five years, ing at the head all the time, and ify for participation in the Jun<.
would
attend
a
meeting
o
f
the
Cen
_______ M l l t r
» . J . II(IL L Y _________
$2,860,000.00. Whoever pays this duty "being it."
mary election according to »
l H r f l « r / - T r f » « i r » r tral Florida Water Traffic
1 . J . LILLA N D
League
P . A ., N
NV
K K L „ _________ U f M M l M a u i n
Few o f ua want to be doorkeeper. ment from George p. RanvJ. d
is going to be saddled with a bill for
they would know what the Hanford
O. U IH W IN _____l l m U l l i a
1‘ k a a r ISM a p l a P i t * P . M.
the five year period of $2,850,000.00, All of us are Itrhing to be “high po man o f the state Democratic ,,
Chamber o f Commerce has started in
A l i i r l b l i f lla lr a H a l f K a a n a
As to whether that hill Is going to be tentate." Perhaps as doorkeeper we tivc committee who calls attends,
thin
part
of
the
state.
Thla
making
A pp llaaltaa
paid by the Florida growers or be paid could render a real service, while as candidates to the provisions 0f
of the Ht. Johna river into the Inland
Habaarlpllaa I’ rlr* la A ia a a r a
by the producers o f potash, or some high potentate we would obstruct the law which specifies that candi,
waterway o f Florida will lie the great
Oar Y ra r
M a a l k a ___________________________
body else, one can not know in ad orderly movement o f affairs. Never for office voted for by etcctori ,J
est asset that Sanford will ever ob
O a llia n A la ('H r hr C'arrlar
vance,
but according to history’ such theless we insist on "being it." But county only, must qualify t»,
'ta r W r r k _ ------------------------------ U ( r a l a tain.
It would mean making this
duties
are
usually paid by the con this all applies to some one we now days before primary, and candid
town
into
a
city
of
60,000
people
in
T h r hip i - - i .
'T. la>atp
sumers, hence the Florida grower is have in mind, not ourselves."
•14 • a t lr r lr r o r r a Nraalaalr Ca«
for office voted for by clecttn
ten years, it would mean that every
• a l la pablU hrP r v r r r P rM i| . A P t t r o----------facing an increased demand on his re
more thon one county niu»t qa
lla la p ralra aaaAr k a a w a aa a a p lk a
business man in Hanford would have
i l i a . Ilraaarrallr la pall I Ira. |JJM par
I AM DREAMING
sources in the next five years of $'.’ ,at least thirty days prior to the,
r r a r . a lw a ra la aParaaaa,________________ five timea aa much business us they
860,000.00.
tion.
N K M IK II T i l t
A k I I O C t A T K I l I’ l l R I I have now, and yet—few o f them are
Are the growers of Florida willing I am dreaming, dreaming, dreaming
It strikes us
The Associated Pres* |i exclusive especially interested.
Mr. Raney's statement rrj»n
to pay this amount for the protection
Of a dear one fair to see.
qualifying for the primary H C1
ly entitled to the use for republics- sometimes very forcibly th a t' some
“ " ' I 1' " ,n“ “ b,fhljf r,dlru,00‘
tion o f all news dispatches credited to Hanford business men do not want
F.-wh candidate for nomination
|hw #r„ IO few twln, and upbuilding of an American potash Life is seeming, seeming, seeming
industry, or shsll this industry stand
Very beautiful to me.
j,orn
It or not otherwise credited in this pa this place to grow any larger and we
any office voted by the electors
on its own merits and nbility to overmore than one county (except c«
per end also the local news published are led to believe that is the reuson
Icome obstacles?
A nd-I look with Joy and gladness,
dates for congress) nre required
herein.
for them standing back on every
, t is a que, tj0n of vital interest and
Without trace or tinge of sadness
pay to George P. Raney. ch*,n
All rights of republication of spec proposition to advertise Hanford and tored" for a few weeks or days, has
as much, or n better, chance of sue- cach ^rowor 0f Florida should express On a face in which no badness
state Democratic executive corami
ial dispatches herein arc also re make It grow.
cess in examinations, or test takings, himself to the congressmen and senaEyes most critical could see:
----------- o---------- Tampa, Fla., un assessment cf (
served.
thrin
the
active-minded,
original,
t0r*
Washington
ut
once.
For
the happy dnys are bringing
half of one per cent of annual u]
ISUMMER TOURISTS AUK COMING
scarrhcr-aftcr-cttuses, artistic
boy
________ n
To my heart a Dear one singing
of office sought. Whore upon the <
WHERE THE ROADS CO
And loves songs nre ever ringing
. The announcement o f the leading who
, „ is endowed with a less mcchandidntc is given a formal receipt ih
Ail those civil wars in China will railway lines o f the south, cast and rn
Perfect and certain memory and
In the deepest soul o f me.
ing payment fee, and blank ford
cause more loundrymen to come to central west that summer tourist
,V*
, ,t3[‘
There is so much talk about the
••ath, which receipt and « h. h 0
the United Htutei.
i rntes would be effective this summer
" #t * needed it some real study, various state roads and the numbers 1 am living, living, living,
must he filed with II. flay i'r**fi
------------ o------------tot Florida has already had its effect, n’ nr*' ,f l" l,M|r
1,1,11 y * Instead „ ( t)„. Mmc that it is well for the
For a dear ones Joy and hliss;
secretary of state, T«lt«ha»*ee f
We are almost nfraid to look at an oral local real estate men are rcceiv- ° f . tru , “ n " " fl* to Pa“ ,e,t*' readers to become fnmilicr with the Life is giving, giving, giving,
not less than thirty day- ; i r
heiress these days. It moans being ing many inquiries from other Matos " " d ‘•ompeHIng *o take part in "out- roalI, by number.
All ones soul in purest kiss.
♦1th day o f June o f this year,
... .. ..........
______
side activities.
A distinguished
rThe
i„ following
r„tu..
i.
deported by the rich papa
guinhed
is the official ilst of
— D. D. ALRRAS.
for cottages
andi ____
apurtmenta.
the name time the candidate! n
French teacher in this country re- ^siirnated highways and should be
--------------o-----------pay to the secretary of state the i
As a matter o f fact few people .................<— >■ ■■■
The Bt. Johns river is our greatest have ever looked upon Florida ns a rent ly gave as
uJd'don that over preserved for future reference;
ular filing fee of .1 per rent of r.j
Ml O il WILL VOTE
asset. However, it will not deepen summer resort state, and the railroad h,°7' , ,
° “ t8,,,c activities are mul\ n j extends from Jacksonville to
salary
o f the office sought.
ON MUNICIPAL BONDS
Itself. It will tako the efforts of the announcement o f rates is the first big ,ipic<l f" r , " 0
anJ •cho°l l)U- the Alahnma state line at Nunes via
Candidates for congress mskr ;
IN THE SUM OF 6700,000
people to make it what it should he. |boost this state has recclvod along !liN to “ n unreasonable extent."
City, Live Oak, Madison, Monment o ftheir assessment fee to
rhere Is a word of warning and a call tlrcllo- Tntlahnsroc, Quincy, Marfanthat line.
chairman of their resp. t,.
I fir T h f L iiiiM n lrtl I'rP M t
, ,.
ED IE --------- - )-'I23 $612346 1234 7
Once the people of the country ut ,H r''',l ,hmJBht ln tht" ,hat h* “ T*: na, Ronifay. De Funiak Springs. MilMIAMI, May tb -T h c city commllDemocratic cm.
■
ton and Pensacola.
Somo people never see any gisid in large are told of Florida's summer
i,
i
iii
#
otherwise proceed ..
:
•inn will n-ceive on May 2.1 bids for
"Without speaking of athletics,
anybody or anything, probably be- climate and get the inbred idea out of
No. 2 extends from the Georgia
to qualify.
how many things there nre to
Mute line at Jennings to Fort Myers Die purchase of 6i00.finil worth of
cause they nre so crooked themselves, their heads that Florida la excessively
Candidates for county "(fieri
take
their
time
and
thought
out
ri.i Jasper, Luke City, Gainesville, municipal improvement bonds ap- candidates for any office v :«d
-------------0
( hot in summer time this state will
side o f the plain business learn
So many people here are con- become the greatest summer as well
tunlii, Leesburg. I.ustis, Orlando, proved at uii election here recently. by the electors o f only one cot
ing! Hours wasted, energy con
tlnually crying about what ought to u* winter playground of tho people of
Ki-simmec, Haines City, Rnrtow and The commissioners will adopt a now qualify by making payment uf an
sumed, concentration
rendered
he done hut we note that they hnve the eastern half o f the United Btntes.
Arcadia.
]>Inn in receiving the bids, in that tho merit foe to chairman of county 0
impossible on the very subject of
never attended a meeting of the
The i-ame amount expended for adNo. .1 extends from Jacksonville bidders in addition to thidr bids will ocratic executive committee and A
their studies, the illusion some
Chuntbcr of Commerce in their lives, vertislng Florida's summer attractive
to Orlando via Green Cove Springs, be asked to name tho rate o f interest reclpt and oath with elerh of tk«
times that they nre 'men' more
ness that is spent to promote winter
I'nlatkn, Crescent City, DoLand and the bonds will bear. It is hpccified ' ruit court, nnd at the same timr |
than they really nre—a too nat
If they cannot settle their school tourist business would fill this state
Hanford.
however, that in qo case will the in- ing to the clerk o f the circuit ft
ural temptation to think that
troubles satisfactorily in Orlando we with summer recreatlonlata. Instead
No. I extends from tho Georgia terest exceed six per cent.
[ tho regular filing fee of 3 per («l
studies can wait for other more
wuold advise them to send part of of one big tourist crop, Florida would
'tute line to Key West via Cattahnn,
The improvements planned include the annual salary uf the office toa|
important and more interesting
the children to the Hanford schools, gut tier two,
Jacksonville, St Augustine, Bunnell, a $.'.0,000 addition to the police sta -,ln cases of candidates for county
activities—
these are some o f the
Wc con take rare of them and will
Advertising built up Florida's winDaytona, Titusville. Fort Pierce, West tion, $20,000 worth of motor equip- fices or for any office voted for!
things which please me less than
promise perfect penco and harmony ter business and advertising will
I’nlin Bench, Miami.
ment for the street department; $25,- the electors for fuaiifying ii tw(
the excellent institutions or prac
at all times.
build up Florida's sununor business.
No. 5 leaves Road No. 2 nt High 000 for n fire station; $26,000 for { days prior to the electitm.
tises which may be tbeir cause.
-o - ■
— Daytona Journal.
Springs, in Alachua county and leads parks; $76,000 for an addition to the
---------------------------I should like to see the old max
to I'unta Gorda vln Archer, Williston, city hospital and hospital equipment;
NOTICE!
The fire Insurance agents of Flori
im— ne quid nimis—'nothing in
AN
THE
OUTWARD
.SIGN'
OF
Inverness,
Hrooksville,
Tampa,
Par$26,000
for
comfort
stations;
$50r
Having
told
out the book tr.J p
da expect to meet in Orlando on May
excess,' engraved in all places
INWARD DISGRACE
i-h, Bradentown, Sarasota nnd Englo- ooo for dredging the harbor; $30,000 odlcal nnd magazine business tc L
23rd.
The life insurance agents
where ‘outside activities’ arc
should meet with them and between
--------'‘ "'I'*for nn incinerator; $20,000 for con- Mobley, all of our old customer!
performed— everywhere,
except
No. ii extends from the Georgia struction of n garbage disposal plant; now find a complete line of til
the two we should devise some sort
There appears to be something r*dion the wntls of lihrnrics, where
-tut,- line to Apulachicotn via Mar- $100,000 for n sewerage disposal magazines, papers nnd pcriod'.cili
of safety device that would save us 'ally wrong with the present day pub
it
is not necessary’-"
innna, Blountstown and Port St. Joe. ptnnt; $200,000 for sanitary sewers Mobley's Drug Store on Park Are
lie school system of the country. In
from the Arcs of hell.
—Tampa Tribune.
No. 7 extends from Pensacola to the and $ 100,000
G.r » hri.Ljc at E. 26-ifc
T. J. MILLER & S0J
stead of turning out graduates ns
■------------------ o —
Alsbnmn •»n*c line r.i..i Flumaton.
Second Avenue.
Even the prisoners in the county «»>"<«” . we are turning out young
I 'lt O I 'O S K D P O T A S H IH T V
No. 8 extends from Haines City
----------------------------Beat of room and board at the Tl
j-iie and penitentiaries are becoming
» " * w ,m *n who
ru*
south to Lake Anna via Lake Waios.
Sanford Maid Bread at your Groc- p|e Club.
3!
............
*-.« mi
111ni- nn
dissatisfied ».„■
and nre
putting
on pint.,
riots. i reived a certain number o f "credits"
The American imtnsh producers Behring, thence east to rort Pierce er's. Hot rolls, cakes and pirs, next to
for
having
given
a
definite
number
of
The Republican administration can
Princess Theatre.
30-tfc
Th© Herald, 15c per week, dcliud
not be held accountable for this, how '"hours" to such nnd such n "su b ject.",hav'* »"’«'» *nrlng very hard to have nn via Okeechobee City.
Proceeding on the doctrine o f "not import duty placed on potash. T
h
- ------------ o-------- ever. The prisoners nre simply be
NOT IIKAI* I.KAHKItH
what J do, but what I tell you," the ll,riff bill, which has passed in tne
coming tired of so much food and
m im iiiM iiis H M R is s s s is s is iiiiiiiim is s m s is i
schools tench the impossibility o f ad- h" u*1' ,,f representatives, lias been insuch good times and so much atten
Some time ago this paper men
ding together in the same column traduced in the senate and referred t-»
tion o f the welfare workers. Too
tinned the fact that this enuntry was
three
onions,
three
goats,
a
gallon
of
u
"'
Dnnqrc
committee.
As
repot
iwl
much high living will make anyone
water, and four men, and getting u
D>" senate by the finance commit- sorely lacking in real leader.*—men
discontented.
definite
total
therefrom,
then
proceed
***•
D"' ,,iM carries this proposed duty of broad vision and big minds and
------------- o -----------to throw together so much history, " "
covering a |K-riod of five souls who could long ahead and see
* Some of the roads around the.Cnmbig things without striving for power
science, Sanscrit, music, social, ethics, years, ns follows:
cron City neighborhood nre miser
for themselves.
If you will note
mathematics
and
payn
"'
lln,t
"ccoml
year,
'J'-^e
per
able. We d« not know if these roads astronomy,
those around you it will occur to you
have been made county roads or not 'hology, and from these make nn exK~" , 1 f , „ r .
hut from the look, o f them they evl- cell, nt addition the total of which Is
The thin year, 2c er pound of pure that any proposition Isirn with the
idea of being under the thumb o f one
dently do not belong to any county or lubeled "A. H..
I he numerical re- I " - ' ••
The fourth year, l*jc per pouml of man never -succeeds. So many men
state. There are plenty of good •l«lremci»t being satisfied, it apparent
organise something with the idea of
fnrms in that neighborhood and it is ly matters not that each one o f the pure potash, h-IL
The
fifth
year,
tc
p*
r
pound
of
pure
making themselves famous out o f it
difficult for the people to get in nr
added Is ns variant from the
thinking o f course l lint because they
umbrellas,
five
sheep,
("dash,
KJO.
out just now on account of tho 'dlu-r as two
or in tons:
were Instrumental in putting it over
heavy sand. It would he well for the “ » '■ fo,,r locomotives are.
For the first two years, $50.00 per that they should have the big plums.
county commissioners to give all the
Dut organization and efficiency
They are not real lenders but the big
worked out a card index stand- *,,n
l,uro |H»tash, KJO.
people o f the thickly settled portions
for education. This Is nil the
For the third year, $40.00 per ton of men are those who stand hack until
of the county hitler roads ns soon ns 1,1
they are needed and called and then
it,I.. nfter tin- now IhiiiiIh nre sold more dangerous because while signi- I'u"potash, K20,
•
_
f> ng the organization --f human ef- *'"r th* fourth year, $30.00 per ton 1climb into the breach and pull out
the _
fort for the greatest accomplishmentof pure potash, K20.
>organization that has been pul in tho £
The Herald hereby makes Judge
nflcn to ii blind For the fifth year,$20.00 per ton of hole by the "big I" and the "its." The ■
Bland o f Orlando nn honorary citizen 11 K'iM's rise too
|Reporter-Star sums it up as follows: S Surplus Power is furnished by Hoick Vulve-in-Heail Motpr-*o f Sanford. The judge gives us in- Dillh in what really is nothing but 1,lMV P"t«sh, K2().
It Is more tbnn likely that the pro"Playground directors tell us that jS Carburetors are automatically heated.
npirntlon every time he nlteiids » external signs.
.
C-ankcase or Radiator drained by turning a handleThe pupil of today is given a certain ducers o f potash in Germany nnd the hardest pari of their work, tho
meeting here and for a whole-souled,
Oil I'dntps arc self thawing.
amount of "home work.’’
This
is France would not absorb this d u ty ,' most difficult to dcael with is that
straightforward, honest nnd courng
Rucker Arms automatically lubricated.
IhT - T n ^ l-W blu irive us Judio ‘'marked" if the answer be, or tho '""I ‘ <uit the user of the potash would ( child who always insists nn
"being
eous cltlze
Radiator easily repaired by inserting sections.
it . I,.
n I luH.n here long proposition it, staled according to be the one to pay it. If this is the it." Some of us have taught school,
Bland,
Clutch positive in action, still a child ran operate i*
i
I* i
with the "rule." Few papers are "corrected" case, let us see what it would cost the We know how this is. "Teacher can I
but, he
Rear Shift made by a slight touch of the hand.
% ,h ‘ st .
o
so than these days. The result Is that In the growers o f Florida.
be it?" *«• the first word that popneeds
Steering a Ruick is like child’s play.
lUtswi h«r<* inn ©nil of n rotir*© lhe Htudont imaac* or
TIut** hnve been iimhI in Horlda pwl oul of thr mouth of nomr child*
some men who hnve lived here 100
■
ire—and he not
only fnila according to whether or not he during »he past year around 300,000 ren whenever a game was announced. ■ Steering Rod or drag link all one piece.
years or more—
■ Universal^Joint automatically lubricated.
Sometimes
this
is
the
result
o
f
bad
di hut thekind of rent- bns answered in line with the stand- tons of fertilizer,
lo be conservative,
u
knows our nee
aril set up for that subject, and the we will waive the constant Increase In teaching, and sometimes it Is the re ■ Frame scienti.’icnllyilesigncd extra strong.
edles to apply for relief. lie is u
■
resultant marks therfor. Too great our fertilizer consumption and reckon sult of inborn selfishness. It mutters ■ Third Member absorbs all driving strains not the spring*former member of Congress from
brakes very efficient easily adjusted.
a number o f failures in a class would on .100,000 tons of fertilizer being not which, it is unfortunate for tho a
■
possessor of tlmt disposition and un- ■ Rear Axle special design correctly built.
indicate either too rigid n marking used each o f the next five years
of papers, or too slack teaching, and Fertilizer varies in potash content pleasant for those who nre associates, ■
a Head Room plenty, not too much.
This same *“
trait
Twelve Models of Ruick cars made it possible for you to sfability to instruct. Tho result is that from no potash at nil to a high per'* follows on down in
faring both horns of the dilemnn, the centnge. hut nn average of 6G would to the greater and sterner activities
cure the type o f car you desire
average teacher murks "up" where be a fair estimate. Each ton <2000 of life. How natural it is for some
Ask us lo tell you more about Ruick
often the need for marking "down" is lbs.) of fertilizer analyzing 6*ir pot- men nml women to insist on "being
apparent.
“ "b rontnlns 100 Ih*. of pure potash, it.’* If they ean't be it, they won't
PRICES
PRICES
It is patent that the average grad- K'JO; in 300.000 tons, Florida's y e a r-' be at all. At the head they will work
Jl*tf
unto ol the public schools of today Is l>' requirement according to above hut nowhere else. They nro left-han22-Six-4« Coupe
22-F’our-3l Bond-tier S H95
.
JlD
not equipped ns was his father, or conservative estimate, there would be ded and o ff color everywhere else,
22 -SIX -47 Sedan
22-F*our-35 Touring
935
.
MI*
his grandfather, at the same age. Ho 15,000 tons of pure potash, K20.
You rnn interest them in moat any
22*8ix-4H Coupe
22-F*our-3S Coups
1295
_
is«
may pass the required "tests" hut
Tho proposed duty on 16,000 tons of proposition if you put them ot the
2 2 -S ix - 19 T o u r in i
22-F"our-37 Sedan
these tests indicate not ability to stu* pure potash, K'JO, wnuld be an fol .head. The ronks have no attentton
22-Sii-S0 Sedan
,,;1
3 dy and reason mt for oneself, hut lows:
Some really good and serviceable
22Six-44 linidalrr
F\ O. IL Flint. Mi**Courtesy nnd Prompt Ser
people Hie thus constituted and it ts
23811-46 Touring
merely that the memory Ana Iwen First year, 16,non tona al
vice Our Motto
750.000
only
by
diplomatic
handling
that
their
* trained to rapid functioning, and Is
$50.00 per ton
. .. $
good qualities, hidden hack o f this
5 : nh|i> to recall instantcr anything that Second year, 15,000 tons at
750.000
one
fault, can be utilized by society.
5 has been put In Its catalogued, nnd
$50.00 |»er ton
In
every department of human ocHj card-indexed, storehouse.
A hoy of Third year, 16,000 tons at
Phones 497-494
000,000
tivlUafl
this condition of humanity
a ufmost no intelligence hut gifted with
$40.00 per ton
..... ........
When Hetler Automobiles arc Built Ruick Will Build Thr®1
will he found as outstanding ns on
5 fine recidlcctive powers nnd a rcten- Fourth year, 16,000 tons at
WKLAKA BLOCK
450.000
the
playground.
It
is
especial
ly
prom* j live memory, or a lazy lad well "tu$30.00 per ton
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW
WHEN YOU BUY A C A R -
[GROCERIES!
• FRUITS
1
[ AND VEGETABLES \
DFANF TURNER
N. H. GARNER
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922
POSTS!ASTERS
tion of legislative power for the legKET IN DAYTONA
j islaturo to delegate unto a munfclj DAYS* SESSION pallty the right and authority to amend a charter granted unto said mun
icipality by the Legislature, provided
Bach M ' nl1 DemK
ta the annual convention, any amendment so adopted does not
contravene or la not repugnant to the
at Da>ton“ ° f th°
W ??Mociation of Fsotmastera, Constitution and the statute law of
^ tlifv r d that this will bo the the State, and
Whereas, Section 234 of the legis
* * £ .1 « « r held, and that there
t*
record attendance o f the lative charter under which the City of
rJ L h :r inasmuch a* the depart- Sanford, Florida, is now operating
n-W V i “ wl" and functioning provides that amend
•fu w c*i«r> Mo obtain leave o f ments to said charter may be sub
* 1 for the purpose of attending mitted to the electors o f said City by
tion. but that, upon th.tr n two-thirds vote o fthe City Com
^ home, the various postmaster. missions, and
^
« to the postoffic. inspecWhereas, It has developed that cer
* * (hinre of their district as to tain amendments to the present char,
£ ...Bier of days they were away ter o f the City o f Sanford, Florida,
Iris their office*ft, BtttlW will be presided over
jj tie president o!f the association,
V A Sbinipe. of I’ ulntka. The pro;
in connection with the aeni-»
of notkes lias Just been comK the secretary, Mrs. Grace
*
WiK. of Jacksonville.
Mr.
y
h i/ been very active trying
‘‘
up the organization, nnd In
aj rwd w k hc hos bccn B8*i8tcd
t?1 «mber of other postmasters
liMtlwut Florida.
ho<t i Jtmnster at the convonwill tel- J Cowan o f Dnytona,
tb) tu ike cooperation of the Day’
l l cksmber of Commerce in mak5f t rvvuion for the entertainment
HIt, fuesti.
Tith the great interest being taken
is the annual meeting this year, practkaHy all .f the large offices in Floriiirill U represented at the convcnL C Lynch of Gainesville,
tlinnsfl «f the loinmittee on topics,
gg csc,i that an unusually line pron a wi!l he the i ffering this year.
ft* retting will be held in the Cn.ibs at Piytma ,nn<l special rates have
W« smcgwl at the Hotel Hamilton
lil Hotel Auitin in Daytona pn per,
u *,11 s, the Seaside Inn and the
Ertaktrs hotel at Daytona Beach.
Here ire many beautiful drives
iwsri Daytona ami
Postmaiter
Ccna it arranging for automibila
trps, basket picnics, etc.
The Fiorids branch of the Postmns!n' Leifuc will r.lso hold their connztioa it the same time. G. N. Dcnz-rg ef Winter I’nrk, is president o f
tb smuiution. Mrs. Anna E. Al
in «f Orirge Park, who Is the secM»ry report* that the membership
d that body is also lnrgo this year,
* mr7 blication points to n big
ntmtioa of the Florida postmas
t»n 0. 0. Cole, of the Atlanta dlv» r. Ui b,,n designated by the de*
* ’*’■"* **
representative, and
v l if.iv,r an address at the conven-
should bo adopted in order to prop
erly and cipedtously administer the
civic nffuirs of this city, therefore,
He it Enacted by the People of the
City o f Sanford, Florida:
Section 1. Thnt Section 7, o f the
charter under which the City of Sanford, Horida, is now operating and
functioning be, nnd the snme in here
by amended to rend ns follows, towit:
"Section 7.
Powers of the City.
The City of Snnford, Florida, shnll
have perpetual succession; shall sue
nnd be sued, plead ami J>e impleaded;
may purchase, lease, condemn nnd ob-
erlng sll other local improvements
shall bo payable by the ownen o f the
property assessed for said local im
provement at the time stipulated In
the ordinance passed and adopted
with reference to any such local Im
provement, and shall constitute, be,
remain and continue a lien superior
CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH
MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and
mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield
A n ., Chicago, III., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Fills for pains in aides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney ar.J
not be barred by any statute of limAgainst the adoption of the umendRations now existing, or by any its - merit of Section 209 „ f the charter,
tute hereafter enacted which does not
For the adoption o fthe amendment
in express terms refer to liens for o f Section 217 of the charter,
special assessments imposed or levied
Against the adoption of the amendby the City o f Sanford, Florida, for ment of Section 217 of the charter,
locnl improvements."
| For the repeal of Section 174 of the
Section 4. Thnt Section 200 of the charter,
rharter under which the City of San- [ Against the repeal of Section 174
ford, Florida, is now operating nnd ®f the charter.
functioning, be ami the same is hereSection 10. Thnt the provisions of
by amended to read ns follows:
this ordinance providing for and di
ssection 200.
SALARIES.—The m -tinK ftn election to be held for the
City Commission shall fix by ordin- ■JwI,t,on ,,r rejection of this onllnnnce the compeniAtlon of the City
*^n1l become effective ImmcdAttorney, the City Manager, the City
upon ll" flnnl
*»nd ndopAuditor and Clerk nnd ex-officio Ass- ,ion< n," t 8ni‘l ordinance shnll become
cssor, and shnll fix* by ordinance the " f ful1 forcc ftn<l
a* to nI! ° f
compensations o f the Chiefs of the fire ,h'* provisions therein contained, or
bladder ailments; and Fol
Tablets, a wholesome andi t i S 3
cleansing cathartic for
biliousness, headaches, arrid
bowels. Sold everywhere,
LOUJf
JUST RECEIVED two thousand?
Rosin Sited Paper fo r ii
UnR>g,:jp
A
melon cars. Write or wire for jj;
— Raker & Holmes Co., JackhOn1
Fla.
NOTICE TO FARMERS '
. i ’l l
Now's the time for you to buy n MOLINE TRACTOR. Wd *
hnve n special offer thnt you ennnot nfTord to let get by vptil^t ]
For every farmer enn afford to buy but you cannot afford {
not to buy a renl Trnctor, that hns been proven out to’be al-L
great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, wc* ?
will sell you a—
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MOLINE, Model I), latest improved Tractors j
for $528.00
;•
Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for immeJ J
diate delivery, or will hnve one shipped direct to you. R tS 'l
member this offer is only good until October 11th, so place .J
your order now.
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BELL BROS
■ PHONE -102
LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA
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S2(l2.i,IIO
$1680.00
(Delivered)
SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY
A. C. FORT. Agent
WIGHT PROS. GARAGE
by officers and employees shnll be
immediately paid over to the proper
' official or depository as designated by
the City Commission or City Auditor
nnd Clerk on the day o f their receipt."
fection 5. That paragraph (b) of
Section 217 of the charter under
which the City of Sanford, Florida, is
, now operating and functioning, be,
nnd the same is hereby amended to
read ns follows:
"Paragraph (h ).-S u c h petitions
shall be signed by not less thnn fifty
of the electors of tlu municipality.”
Section ft The* «e:t!sr. !7 i of L
charter under which the City of San. ford, Florida, Is now operating nnd
funetioning. be, nnd the same is hereby repealed.
Section 7. That the Mayor is here
by instructed authorized and cmpowered to call nn election in accordanee wlith Section 7 of the Revised,
Ordinance o f the City o f Snnford,
Florida, to determine the cjuestion by
referendum vote as to whether Sections 7, 97, 1(11, 20(1, nnd 217 of thi
charter under which the City o f San
ford, Floridn, is now operating, and
functioning, shall ho amended in the
manner hcrcinnhovc stated nnd set
forth; nnd ns to whether Section 171
of said charter shall be repealed.
HANFORD, FLA
11 being very desirable that all bous™ in Die city be numbered, nit owners
of un-numbered houses can obtain
numbers icaly for putting up and in
8truL
ction8 « 8 *« h,,w
^ b e r , FREE
nt the offico of *h# ^»ty Mnna^r.
J/
1 ‘ ,IL . U, ,
lty ■',1' itlir * Clerk,
35*Sat-Mon.-Thr-3-wc
‘
,,c8t of roo.m nn<1 ,(onr‘1 nt ,hc Tom’
,de
35-Ctc
CHILDREN IN GPRING TIM E
Mrs. C. Osliorn, 7812 Hillside Rd.,
Cleveland, O., writes: “ My grunddaughter was troubled with n rough
for nearly two years. She took Fol
ey’s Honey and Tar and her cough is
now gone. It loosened the phlegm so
Foley's
she c ould raise it easily."
Honey nnd Tar is just what children
tfco il have for feverish colds, coughs,
"sn Ties." and tight, wheezy breathing lie sure to get Foley’s. It checks
croup nnd whooping cough, too. Sold
o vc ry where.— A dv.
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_
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] A jV ] jV,
For len cloys only we will install genuine Globe Stop Llghls
for
REGULAR $r,.00 VALUE
The Economy Shop
Phone 66
Hot Weather
Is Here
A D IN
LAYER HOLES
IIONOGHAPII RECORDS
OPCI.AR SHEET MUSIC
n* have your
<autiful switch
' . trnnsformal" match the
k nwell Com
1,1.... good Regal
50 and *').Q0.
Sanford Ave37-5tp
of Said
* lf," ! '‘“lure may by
enforce local police, santiary and oth -.a whole by title only, and also, each
er similar regulations not In conflict Section o f the chnrter under which
with the laws o f the Stnte of Florida; the City o f Snnford, Floridn, is now
to do what ever may he deemed nccca- operating nnd functioning, sought by
sary or proper for the safety, health this ordinance to be amended or reconvenience and general welfare of its pealed, shnll he separately voted upon
inhabitants nnd to exercise all pow- by the electors participating in said
era o f locnl self-government.
The election.
enoumcrntlon o f particular powers
Section D. That the ballota used nt
herein shall not be held or deemed to the election ordered to be called and
be cxclsusivc, but in addition to the held by Section 7 o f this ordinance
powers enumerated herein, or implied idiall state the title o f the ordinance
hereby, the City shnll have, nnd nlay to lie voted upon In the mnnner followexercise all other powers, which un ing:
"For the ndoptinn nnd approval of
der the Constitution nnd Laws of
thnt
certnin ordinance entitled,
Florida, it would be competent for
"An Ordinance Amending Sec
this paragraph specifically to enum
tions
97, DM, 200, and 217; and
erate.
Repealing Section 174 o f ChapIn addition to tho powers herein
ttr 8301, Laws of Florida, 1919,
enumerated or given or nlowcd the
Entitled "An Act to Abolish the
said City shall hnve nil powers nnd
Present
Municipal Government o f
perform all duties conferred or im
the City o f Sanford, County of
posed by the laws o f the Stale of
Seminole, Stnte of Florida, nnd to
Florida, now in force, or which may
Organize, Incorporate and Estab
hereafter be enacted, providing gen
lish a City Government for the
erally for the government o f cities
Snme, and to Prescribe the Jur
nnd towns and not Inconsistent with
isdiction, Powers and Functions
the provisions of this Act.
of said Municipality."
Section 2. Thnt Section 97 of the
“ Against the adoption and approval
charter under which the City of > 0(1j
f
that certain ordinance entitled:
iperating
and
ford, Floridn. is now o;
"An Ordinance Amending Sec
the
same
is
functioning, be, nnc
tions 7, 97, 194, 200, and 217; and
i
follows:
hereby amended to read a*
Repealing Section 174 o f Chapter
FISCAL YEAR-—
"Section 97.
H
.1B1, Laws o f Florida, 1919,
T h e . f i s c a l year of the City shall begin
The .fiscal year
_n 8 Municipality any on the 1st day of October and end " "
\.
,u government, Uhe 30 th day of September of each
»** . oth,r °rganlc ’ year."
.
‘ J *nd
| Section 8. That Section 1C4 of the
of Seminole, State o f Florida,
nnd to Organize, Incorporate and
»K !* * "
the I charter under which the City of SanEstablish a City Government for
*>y le g is la te en-i ford. is now operating and functionthe Same, and to Prescribe the
■ f l l e g a t e d unto Ing, he and the same is hereby amJurisdiction, Powers and Func
, ! 0Ti’ ^ r id a , the ended to read as follows:
tions of Said Municipality.”
, 1 ‘l* electors for
"Section 10L SPCEIAL ASSESS* j
and shall also separately state each
j "n- amendments to MENTIS; WHEN PAYABLE.—SpeccSection of said Charter to be voted
, 6n _
Ini assessments covering the constiucupon in the manner following, to-wit:
. * °f ,he fundamen- 1tion of sidewalks, Uytng out, improv“ For the adoption o f the^BW id^
^ itutional la* that ing, grading, paving and ha-d sur-
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See our window display o f all kinds
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Yourself
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stows And Ovens
T
HERE’S no smoke and
smell to make disagreeableworkofcooking with die
New Perfection Oil Stove,
dean, intense heat drives
directly against the urer.-'I I
and the name stajrs where I
Well begladtodemonsCrete
how easily you can regulate
the New Perfection tor any
sortofcooking. Wehavethe
NewPerfectionOven also—
and it bakes perfectly,
Sanford
Furniture Cof
Do not try to pny hills 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 o f your expendituree.
The Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially invitee
you to become one o f Its customers.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922
unch SANFORD
TO ASK HARDING T O
APPEAL FOR AID FOR
VICTIMS OF FLOODS
Capt Atkinson
—
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Phons 295-L1
m y Tfce Aaa«#iat»4 r m i i
203 K. Third S t , Sanford
VICKSBURG, Miss., May 8.—The
Mississippi flood relief committee at
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a aB aaaB B aaH a meeting here yesterday adopted *
resolution to request President Hard>._
, ,
...
mg to issue an appeal fo r public conB. W. HERNDON
trihntinn*
»«.
u ,
tributlon. to the fund for the relief
Insurance A gency
n t firuxl «nffnr,<r-a in
* •* #
F IR B -A U T O -B O N D S
where twenty thousand' men in m .n
m i ,i * ________ a
D* driven
, * ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a - and „children
marooned or
from their homes by the Mississippi
flood wero declared to be in absolute
need o f help.
The
. .call
. .for. additional aid was taken after it had been found by committee that available funds were inadequote to take care o f the rapidly increasing number of • destitute flood
Picnics, Pishing, Outing.
GLOBE PIANO CO.
BAVB YOU MONET
Write os
Empire Hotel Block
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.
Reports submitted by a score of Red
Crosa field secretaries
yesterday
showed that the number to be provide«l for this week would be 20,000
compared with 17,000 last week, when
the issuing o f rations was started.
Tho board of health basing iu esti-
.-IT-1
ded a per capita ration o f $1.08
week, but members o f the committee
declared that funds on hand would
permit the allowance o f but seventy
cents per week. Tho board of health
estimate, it was said, included medi
cal supplies for preventing diseases,
which would if they develop in the
crowded refugee comps, entail a much
greater expenditure of money as well
as increase fatalities.
Mrs. R. s . Butler, member of the
committee from Issaquena county
reported the loss of several lives in
her field, and a heavy loss o f live
stock.
county was established, I will again b«
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY UPON proposed by the aforesaid ordinance! Table board at Hotel Moni
* candidate for the position o f County
ITS
FINAL
PASSAGE AND shall be adopted and approved, either $10 per week. Best of
Um**
Commissioner from the Third District
ADOPTION.
j in whole or in par*
' crulsina.
T v le ^ a n d
subject to the decision of the Demo33-6te
Whereas, the City Commission of
And I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor of the
crutic primary to be held June 6, 1022. the City o f Sanford, Florida, did, on City of Sanford, Florida, and we, C.
C. W. ENTZMINGER.
the 3rd day of May, A. D. 1022, adopt E Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest
(raid Political Advsrtlaament)
a certain Ordinance, No. 33 in refer- l.ake as the City Commission of the
For County Commissioner.
ence to amending certain sections of City of Sanford, Florida, do hereby
Headache Powders
i hereby announce my candidacy fur the Charter of the City of Sanford; |appoint V. E. Douglass, O. P. Hern_ ,
.
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Beat
for Headache and Nenrtlri.
thl position of county commissioner nn,l*
' don and R. C. Maxxwell, Inspectors of
Jn 1)iatrict No< , subJcct ^ thp ^
At First Class Drug Stores
Whereas,
it now appears
Appears mat
that tne
the { said election, an
and W. M. Haynes, Clerk
nu. i auujcci to m e ue»»niiran, u
i DOSES------- -2 5 c--------- 5 p o s e s
*i,lon ot ,ho Democratic primary to powers of the City o f Sanford, F lori-, o f aaid election.
** heW on Juno cth- 1922«•*. a* enumerated in Section 7 of said
The said elect!
election hereby ordered and
G. L. IILEDSOE.
Ordiriancc No. 33, are not satisfac- called to be held on the said 12th day
WHY NOT TRY
(Paid Political Advertisement)
tory in all respects and that addition- o f July, A. D. 1922, shall bo held and
DR. MILLER’S
al powers should be embraced and in -, conducted in the manner prescribed
eluded in said Section 7 of said Ordl- by the ordinances and the charter o f
nance; and,
( the City o f Sanford, Florida.
Whereas, it is deemed best to repeal,, And it is further ordered that not
WHEN YOUR CAR IS OUT OF
revoke and rescind Ordinance No. 33 less than thiity days prior to the date
’
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passed and adopted by the City Com- o f the election hereby ordered to be
mission of the City o f Sanford, Flori- ( held tho City Auditor and Clerk shall
B. F. WHEELER.
•la, on the 3rd day of May, A. D. 1922, mall n copy of the aforesaid ordinance
Washlngand 1’ ollehlng a SpecUR,
(Paid Political Advertisement)
ind,
proposing
the
amendments
to
the
preFoot
of First 8lreel, Sanrord 4
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1.
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M ■ ) A M A M S L A M^ . 4 A
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A ■ ■
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Whereas, the passage of this Ordi-{
sent charter
of the City AoMf ClSanford,
ALI. WORK GUARANTKP.il
For County Commissioner
nance is an emergency measure ne- Florida, to each elector whose name
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
ccatary for the immediate preserve- appears upon the registration hooks
the P°*ltlon o f County Commissioner
Jtlon of public peace and property:
o f the city.
f ° r District No. 5 o f Setninole Coun- v m v t i i r n r c n r i r
WITNESS the hands of C. E. Hcnty. subject to the decision of the Dem{
Itv *t „ l- „ . - ri 1 " “ 7,*“ ^ ' “J
u* V
IM PS REPAIR SHOP
For County ComriUaaloner
I ItercDy announco my candidacy for
the position o f County Commissioner
f „ r District No. 4, subject to the de
oiaion of the Democratic primary to
1*, held June 6th, 1922.
a
sf ^
1922.
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1.—Thnt
the
Ordinance
posing the City Commission o f the
ORl.ANDO. FLORIDA
( Pa i d P o l i t i c a l A d v e r t i s e m e n t )
All W ork Guaranteed
--------- passed and adnptrJl by the City C om -! City of Sanford Fla., attested by L. R.
Far Member Count) School Hoard mission of the Cityof Sanford, Flor- Phillips, Clerk o f the City o f Sanford,
I hereby announce myself as a can- ,d* ' on ,hp 3rd day of May, A. D. Florida, and the corporate seal of tho
didate, in the D rm xratic primary, 1
Ordinance No. 33, be, nnd City o f Sanford, Floria, on this the
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
Corner First and Elm
June 6th, 1922, for nomination to ro"*,no I* hereby repealed, revoked Hth day o f May, A. D. 1922.
OPTICIAN—(k^TO M im ilflT
CIIAS. E. HENRY,
election as n member of the County, an<! roscinded.
Phone 447-W
Hoard o f Public Instruction for ScmSection 2.—Thnt this ordinance is
As Mayor o f the City
inolo County, Florida, from District ,locl,,rt'd to be an emergency measure
o f Sanford, Florida.
No. 1 (Sanford).
f°r the immediate preservation of
S. O. CHASE.
■■■■a a a a a i a a i a i a i a a i a i l a i l
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
Iu‘ blic peace and property, and shnll
CIIAS. E. HENRY,
(Paid Political A dv ert is em ent>
become effective from and after tho
FOREST LAKE.
■--------dnte o f its final passage.
As the City Commis
For Member County SchiHil Hoard
Section 3.—Thnt this Ordinance
sion o f the City of
I hereby nnnounce myself a candi- {"Hall bo published once within ten days
Sanford, Florida.
» I D ,...
tv
tnr no,ni,,,'tion nnd re-election ns after its final passage in u newspaper Attest:
FLORIDA
LEADS
WORLD
a
member
of the County Hoard of In the City of Sanford, Floirdn.
L. R. PHILIPS,
(SEAL)
Sparton Horn Service
IN I IIOSPIIA1L SHIPMENTS
Public Instruction for Seminole CounPassed by the unanimous vote of
City Clerk o fthc City of San
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ACCOltDING TO ESTIMATES l)‘ i Horlda. from District No. 3, sub- the C'-ily Commission o f the City of
ford. Florida.
Jcct, o f course to the Democratic P ri-, Sanford, Florida, May Hth, 1922.
May 9. lrt, 23, 30; nnd June 6.
Sanford Battery Service
Mir Tkr Aaaoelalro frees i
ninry to l>e held Juno 6th. 1922. HavC. E. HENRY,
WASIIINGTON,
May
9.—The i„g boon a member of the Hoard for
Mayor.
Rest of room and board at the Tem
country . sales of phosphate rock in four ,Crms, , fpp, thnt puat M n.|ce ,,
Company
S. (). CHASE,
ple Club.
35-6tc
19.
nccordmg to estimates made my i^al recommendation as well ns
Commissioner.
by the United States Geological Sur- qualification, and if nominated and
FOREST LAKE,
"I’m Going Right Straight Hack tc
vey from incomplete returns avail- elected I promise the same careful a d -,
Commissioner. My Dear Old Florida Home," nt HinSKE ME BEFORE YOU
nhlc April I, wns about 1.96H.000 long minlstruiion in the future ns in tho Attest:
termister’s Piano Store, W’elakn Iilock.
tons, valued nt $10,928,300, ns com- pant,
|
R. PHILLIPS,
(SEAL)
20-tfp
BUY TIRES
pared with 41.I03J8J! long tons in 1920
'
C, IAS. F. HARRISON,
City Auditor and Clerk.
valued at $26,079,572.
IGeneva, Fla.
Moved and seconded thnt the reFlorida’s total production was npPolitical Advertisement)
quirement o f a second Reading of the . Employment Bureau.
proximntcly 1,675,000 long tons, al---------1above and foregoing Ordinance nt an
The vocational committee o f the Bu»imost the entire output o f the country
For County School Hoard
regular meeting o f the City
i .
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“other
lh,*r rogulnr
ness
and Professional Women'e Club
Inst year. The Unruln product was
I hereby announce my candidacy for (Commission,
Commission not
not less
I,— than one week
.
requests all young women d«s!rinr
valued at $9,036,000.
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THOS. J. A. REIDY
105 Palmetto Avenue
Tennessee foliov/rd with an approx ■ oJ f IP n
.Ml.
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National
Bank.
imate total o f 293,000 longa tons, County, representing District No. 2, City Commission.
Attorney and Coansellor-at-Law
SANFORD
FLORIDA
valued at $i J(92,.‘I00, which Included a subject to tho Democratic primary to
AGNES G. UF.HNKR, Chalrasan
Carried by the unanimous vote of
Practicing In State and Federal Coarts
small quantity of brown rock from be held June 6th, 1922.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aanaaaa
the City Commission of the City of
Over Seminole County Bank
Kentucky. The Western States were
Having been a member of this board
Sanford, Florida, this Hth day of May,'
represented by only one producer nnd for tho past seven years, 1 fool that A. I). 1922.
South Carolina dropped out entirely
mv past
Is r« , oest rocomGeorge A. DeCottes
C. E. HENRY,
The general business depression, of mondntion, nnd if nominated nnd electMayor.
Atlorney-at-Law
1921, says the Geological Survey, is cd, I promise to do my best for tht>
S. O. CHASE.
illutrated in the decline In production advancement o f the public free
Over Hrml.iols County Bank
Commissioner.
of
phosphnte rock. The dccrense in schools, which 1 consider tho largest
BANFORD
-:• FLORIDA
FOREST LAKE,
the selling price of agricultural prod-. asset o f any community,
Commissioner.
ucts, combined with the high freight
Respectfully,
Attest:
S. O. ShinholHer
rates, prevented the farmers from
CIIAS. A. DALLAS,
I.. R. PHILIPS,
(SEAL)
purchasing fertilizer nnd the lo w ,— Paid political advertisement,
City
Auditor
and
Clerk. Itc
Contractor and Uuildcr
rates of cxrhnngc discouraged expor-,
— ■■ .
when you use
BANFORI) -:FLORIDA tors.
For Representative
30x3 1-2
: PROFESSIONAL :
: AND BUSINESS :
: d ir e c t o r y :
F . P . R ,mes
u e ssin g
HONEY BOY FLOUR
At tho earnest request of many
its friends I have decided to become a
(SELF RISING)
SMITH BROS,
candidate for the position o f represen
It. makes good cooks better, be
tative from Seminole County subject
(iarage and Machine Co. »*
to the decision of the Democratic pri
cause tho quality is right, and it’s
Expert Auto Hepnlr Work
Ra
na mary to be held June 6th, 1922. Hav
made right. A t your grocery.
hi M h i M h t t z i
Phone 30
ing served for three terms as repre
Corner First and Oak
sentative and knowing tho needs of
Whereas, the City Commission o f
FLORIDA GROCERY CO.
For Count) Commi-ninucr
the county nnd the state I will st-ive the City of Sanford, Florida, on tho
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS
DISTRIBUTORS, PALATKA.
The friends o f I). L. Thrasher an- the people to the beat o f my ability 8th day o f May, A. I)., 1922, duly
Quick Service Transfei nounce hin cahdidacy for tho position and believe 1 am qualified to give passed nnd ado|fted a certain ordinf County Commissioner for District them real service as a member o f the nance entitled "An ordinance AmendStorage Facilities
No.
1, knowing tliut he will at all Florida legislature.
ins Section* 7, 97, DJI, 206, nnd 217
If we please you. tell others; If no
time* be found doing Ills full duf* a*
FOREST LAKE, 'and Repealing Section 171 o f Chapter
tell us. Phone 498
SEYMOUR, IND.
he secs it and that the county will
*P*M Political AJvsrilssmsni)
{8301, Law* of Florida, 1919, Entitled
have a business man in District No. I
For Representative
' ' ' " / ' l * ,H A,’0,,*h th,> ,,r‘>»cnt .MuniSANFORD N O VELT' nnd a conscientious worker for tho 1, hereby
announce myself a candi, (,OVirnm,’nt of the City o f Snn- la ia n B B n a a a a a n a a n N a u u a ti a a r u n z :'? -::.r ,’ *v-»'Ui'4aaananBaas«a*■
people of the whole country.— Paid
dntc for the office of r prcscntatlve
M,„ S,,n,ino,p. •
s’ t«to of
WORKS
Political Advertisement.
from Seminole County, subject to the 1 ln,riJ":
nr8'nni,‘’. Incorporate 2
V. C. COLI.EK, Prop.
Democratic Priimnry to be held June n" ‘ J,-*uW l,h " < *>’ Government for g
Far County Commixsionrr
the Same, nnd to 1'rcnrrihc the Juris- ■
6th,
A. D., 1922.
The friends o f John Meisch an
Sanford, Florida
General Shop and Mill nounce
O P SWOPE
diction, Powers and functions of Said
his candidacy for tho position
Municipality,"
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DEALERS IN SEED, FEED AND
of County Commissioner foi District
Work
Whereaa, said ordinuncc provides
No. 2, knowing thnt he will at all
For County Commissioner
for the amendment o f Sec. 7; Sec. 97;
FERTILIZERS
CONTRACTOR nnd H'JILDES times be found doing his full duty as
I will be n candidate to'succeed my Sec. 164; Sec. 206; nnd Sec. 217, nnd
liu scci it nnd that the county will
.Mail order** a specialty. I f you need one dollar’s worth or
self to the position o f County Com the repeal « f Sec. 171 of the charter
SIT Commereial Street Hanford, Fia have a business mnn In District No. 9.
missioner from District No. 5, subject under which the City of Sanford, Flor
one hundred dollar's worlft, write us. Wc will save you mon
nnd a conscientious worker for the
to the decision of the Democratic pri- id i is now operating and functioning,
ey and give you quality.
people of the whole country.— Paid
I nnd
mnry to bo held Juno 6th, 1922.
Political Advertisement.
Geo. W. Knight
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Sanford Machine
held June 6th, 1922.
' fr° m ‘ ,i,,tnet N°- J* ’,uhJcct ‘ ° ,ho ,,a* tion duly railed and held for said pur
Icision o f the Democratic primary to l»c pose,
Foundry Co.
W ALTER HAND. 'held June 6th, 1922.
(I'ald I ' ol ll lc al A • v e r l l . t i n r n l )
Therefore, I C. E. Henry, ns mayor
w. B. BALLARD.
General Machine and Boiler Work;
In Bottles Everywhere
of the City of Sanford, Florida, tinder
For County Commissioner
Paid Political advertisement.
and
by
virtue
of
the
authority
in
me
Cylinder Grinding; Het.uxe Pistons;
Demand the genuine— name stamped on every crown—a*^
I nnnounce my ciindidncy for tho po
vested, and we, C. E. Henry, S. O. ■
sition
of
County
Commissioner
for
tho
for it by name
Oversize Rings and Pins; Flywheel
hnse and Forest latkc, ns Commis
District No. 2 subject to tho decision
Bottled only by
sioners o f the City o f Sanford, Flori
Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shafts re o f the Democratic primary to bo held
da, composing nnd comprising the City 2
I he Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company
turned; agente for Callle Inboard and June 6th, 1922. My decision to enter AN ORDINANCE REPEALING, RE
Commission of the City of Sanford.
tho race was made nt the earnest re
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quest of many friends nm! ! promise
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OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, 1922, to determine the question by the
Rayfield Carhurators
JOHN W. BELL.
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
ON THE THIRD DAY OF MAY, A. referendum vote o f a majority o f the SANFORD
(I'ald Political Advertisement)
Installed and Guaranteed by
I). 1922. THE SAME BEING OR electors of said City qualified to vote,
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
For County Commissioner
DINANCE NO. 29; DECLARING participating in said election, whether
rdJBatterv Service
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
.
Huving served tho people of SemiTHE SAME TO BE AN EMER the amendments of the present char- 10,8 West First Street
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name o f the school or schools, or o f cage, but we have always been able
These young people deserve a great tot finish. “ Pete" nnd "Sarah Jan*"
OF FLORIDA 8TATB
the class, at any function "whore to obtain a very liberal adjustment deal of credit. They have worked
were too comical for words.
LEAGUE FOR IIS2. there Is drinking of liquor, smoking We have had somo Hood tires that faithfully to make their entertain
Cornet Solo by Miss Gladys Stans
• per so n als
MAY 8. 9, 10—
Daytona at Jacksonville.
Orlando at SL Petersburg.
. .... j E. Snyder o f ChuTnntpa
at Lakaland.
Ur. and Mrs. J
yl§|t0|B t0 th0
MAY II, 12, 13—
x m *err among
1
Jacksonville at Daytona.
bit to<ur
__ _
I-akeland at St. Petersburg.
Mrs. C. W. Kntzmingcr of
Orlando at Tampa.
MAY 15, 18. 17—
J P ! « r . in « » » » >“ i“ ' “
Daytona at Lakeland.
a >fcoppin*
Jacksonville at Orlando.
rv. 11.11 Hardware Co., has a pretSt. Petersburg nt Tamps.
t} window thed n|> with g«!f zticka MAY 18. 19. 20—
J n T E i, snd .11 the equipment for
Daytona at Tampa.
lk, rr»»t sport of golf hunting.
Jacksonville at Lakeland.
St. Petersburg at Orlando.
Jodgr W. T. Ul«nd. S. J. Sligh and M Ay 22. 23. 24—
T»rpl»r of Orlando wcw hero
Daytona at St. Petersburg.
ME
attend the masting o f
Orlando at Lakeland.
i U c S n l 'Florida Traffic l-eague,
Tnmpa at Jacksonville.
MAY 25, 28, 27—
tM p.wfen of Orlando representing i Tampa at Daytona.
hardware firm «>f Burger & BaumI.nkeinnd at Orlando.
St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville.
prdrrr of New York called on the
w .1 k»ni*sre people today. J<»e Is MAY 29. 30. 31—
, , ! now weighs only
St. Petersburg at Daytona.
jnd»
in
bi»
sock*.
Lakeland at Tampa.
fI Orlando nt Jacksonville.
Mr and Mr* C. D. Bromley and JUNE 1. 2, 3—
pirdchildren of Chuluota wero in
Orlando nt Dnytona.
•-f city todsy on imsincss and pleasJacksonville nt Tampa.
srT
-ci| and report everj-thlng
Rt. Petersburg nt I.nnkcland.
. thal , „ t n a» flourishing and the JUNE 5, 6, 7—
Lakeland nt Daytona.
Irek p!» nt almost ready to operate.
Jacksonville at St. Petersburg.
Tampa at Orlando.
M,|vin l’<pe who for the past 18
JUNE
8. 9, 10—
.
•
retary nnd
Dnytona
at Orlando.
left
««urrr of the H. A O. Garage
Ijikeland
nt Jacksonville.
home
in
Dunn,
North
rn
Tnntpn
nt
St. Petersburg.
t
i«
rumored
he
will
•
h
i
Cif :
» hints* f a wife nnd rcninin JUNE 12. 13, 14—
tlkf
Dnytonn nt Jacksonville.
time.
f»r *
Orlnndo nt St. Petersburg. ,
Tnmpa at Lakeland.
Jc in Do brought in a hunch of
JUNE
15, 16. 17—
the Herald office today
nUr*
Jacksonville at Daytona.
new
variety
for
that
Lakeland at St. I’etersburg.
tk»> all run in lengths the likes of
Orlnndo nt Tnmpa.
*k*h * , hair never seen before.
*5*y it with cucuiiiIkts," John. You JUNE 19. 20. 21—
Dnytor.a nt I-akoland.
»«iid make s great success.
Jacksonville nt Orlando.
St. Petersburg nt Tampa.
J,hn Ihntrmiistcr of the llinterJUNE 22. 23, 24—
aj!,r I’lano ('«., ha* returned from
Dnytona nt Tampa.
t trip to St. I'etersburg where he visI'.ei Arthur Cbvny and fished for t a r -, Jacksonville nt Lakeland.
St. Petersburg nt Orlande.
per catching or- thnt weighed 93
JUNE
26. 27. 28—
ptund* J■hn says that tarpon flthDnytonn
nt St. Petersburg.
BZ i* i r< •f thi greatest s|>orts in
Orlnndo nt lakeland.
Ik, world
Tnmpa nt Jacksonville.
JUNE 29. 30—JULY 1—
A congenial <rowd motoring to
Tnmpn nt Dnytona.
Tisp* Sunday morning, where they
I-nkolnnd nt Orlando.
ipcat ik, day, guests of Dr. and Mrs.
St. Petersburg at Jacksonville.
Gulf, Hyman, were Mrs. Sinah Bray
JULY 3, 4, 8—
Nusllara Millrn, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
St. Petersburg nt Daytona.
Rts®. Mast,r rhnrl(*« nn<l M
D sf.
I.nkeinnd nt Tampa.
ctkj R)»n, Mrs. K. E. Cox, Miss WIIOrlnndo nt Jacksonville.
M >* Yirgu- liymnn, Mr. nnd
JULY 6, 7, 8—
Wn J I). I'aMi r, Messrs. Maurice
Orlando nt Dnytonn.
Hditon sn,| Kd Millrn.
Jacksonville nt Tampa.
St. Petersburg nt Lakeland.
T J Zimmerman of Moore Haven
JULY 10, 11, 12—
‘
it to uttend the
Imkelnnd at Daytona.
t» , i , -itrjsl Florida Water
Jacksonville at Tnmpa.
Tuff:league.
Mr. Zimmerman is
St. Petersburg nt lakeland.
thi 'irigina! pioneers of FloriJULY 13, 14. 15—
*’ : 1 '
red ti;<- big out of
Dnytonn nt Orlnndo.
h life. He
Lakeland at Jacksonville.
building up tho
Tnmpn
nt Lakeland.
rn
1 of the state nnd
JULY 20. 21. 22—
learners on I^iko
Jacksonville nt Dnytona.
II.
greatly interested
Orlnndo nt Tampa.
4 ate rw'nya projects of
Imkclnnd nt St. I’etersburg.
A
of the most onJULY 21. 25. 2»V—
of the Central
Dnytonn nt Lnkcland.
\\.
Ti fii league.
Jacksonville nt Orlnndo.
St. Petersburg at Tampa.
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i.vilO N
JULY 27. 28. 29—
Dnytonn nt Tampa.
1 Alumni AssociaJnrksonvillc nt Lakeland... . .
T Higli School was
St. Petersburg nt Orlando.
hool last night.
JULY 31—AUGUST 1. 2—
> I aing, called the
Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg.
d evernl sulijjects
Orlnndo at I.nkeinnd.
<r discussion. The
Tnmpn nt Jacksonville.
W.l ihat of the ban•hi. h
ttai ■lei iilei) would be AUGUST 3, 4. 8—
bk
Tampn nc Daytona.
hotel Monday
tri
Lakeland nt Orlnndo.
'•viral ciimmitttcs
»<r
St.
Petersburg nt Jacksonville.
f rm plans for the
W.
tune in promised AUGUST 7. 8. 9—
St. Petersburg nt Daytona.
Tk,rtr
Lakeland nt Tnmpa.
u very important
Orlando
at Jacksonville.
••>> night nt which
AUGUST 10. 11, 12—
11■ will be mnde
»r ti an.ju..
Orlnndo at Daytona.
*’ '! all member* are
i ^ , ...
rrH
Jnrksonvillc
nt Tnmpa.
,nt.
St. Petersburg nt Lakeland.
R" i 'III
AUGUST 14. 15. 16—
HFI'KESKNTKD
AT lux
Lakeland at Dnytona.
'Nt.KI.KS MEETING
Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg.
Tk,
Tnmpa at Orlando.
Ml "T'i R"tsry Club will bo
AUGUST
17. 18. 19—
'
International meet»t lu At
Daytona
nt Orlando.
m June ns the
'de,|
Igikeland nt Jacksonville.
Kad P... j <h' n,>,,n'la>’ luncheon
Tnmpa at St. Petersburg.
as
1,77
^ • - B . 'derl
, Th D’ L- Thrasher
UD,.g
Rotary Club also
1 UP nther matten of importance Dade County Board
•'mn
h»,i
"> 7
u ‘k L ' T
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* lt ° mrd inlu ‘ he club
aftlr ^
hi* ,n,tUtlon
Did Not Prohibit S tu ^
dents from Smoking:
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c f cigarettes or dancing." The reso- gave more than 16,000 miles o f serlutlon wns adopted nt the request of vice. It is our belief that the Hood
a delegation of sixteen women repre- tire is one of the best manufactured
senting the churches o f this city, who and this is witnessed by the fact that
appeared before the Board at its last wc are using Hood tires almost oxmeeting. The Board's action and the clusively.
activition of the church women and
Yours truly,
ministers was brought about largely
CHASE & COMPANY
thrugh plans for the holding of tho
Junior-Senior nnnunl prom.
|j»*t • I hnve been using (lood Tiro* for
pear’s prom, at n locnl hotel, accord- several years and have found them
ing to Dr. A. G. Holmes, member of satisfactory in every respect. 1 usthe School Board, wns marked by untly drive about twenty thousand
drinking on the part of a number o f mile* a year, from Florida to the
pnrticipnnts, whose condition, he snid Pennsylvania line through mountainbecame such thnt they bad to be dak- ous sections nnd I do not hesitate to
cn home in conveyances.
say thnt llood Tire* have given me
A resolution scoring dnneing, ndop- less trouble than any 1 have used,
ted by the Minmi Ministerial AssoR. R. ELDRIDGE.
elation nnd addressed to the Bonn!,
___________________
also was presented by the delegation PALMETTO’S TOMATO
o f women. It follows:
CROP WORTH MILLION
"Be It resolved thnt because o f tho
evil influence and dire results coming
Morc thnn „ miUion ,j„||nra- worth
out o f the public dance, that we ex- 0f tomatoes will be shipped from the
press our disapproval of this means pa|metto tomnto growing section of
of pleasure seeking nnd that wc re- Manatee county during the present
quest the Dade county school honrd reason, according to II. L. Christoand the school authorities to prohibit ph,«r, who visited Palmetto yesterday,
the dunce us a function carried on In
Ever)’ pneking house in nnd around
the nntnr or under the A u s p ic e s of the |’n|n,(.tt o was working full blast nil
schools in any department or enpar- ,|n>. yesterday, Mr. Christopher stntity."
cd, handling the tomatoes brought in
In the discussion thnt followed rend by lhe ttuckers.
ing o f the Ministerial resolution,
For the last twelve days tomato
Chairman II. H. Filer, o f the Hoard, •hipmont* from Palmetto have averdcclared he thought the matter rested nK.N| w (Vnrs a day; thnt is. in thnt
largely with the parents of the young ,,orio,j „ f).w n,orc than 1,206 solid
peoeple. It was then thnt Dr. Holmes •ars of tomatoes have been shipped
told of drinking nt Inst year's func- from Palmetto to the northern mar
|tion.
kets. The price is snid to have aver
"I agree fully with what you women aged around $1,500 per ear.
I say," snid Dr. Ibdmes, "because the
More thnn 5,000 acres in the Pal
prom Inst year at the Halcyon Hotel m etto section were planted to tnntnI was marked by drinking nnd other 1(„ , ihja season, Mr. Christopher
disgraceful action, on the pnrt of ,i„t,d . Ijit year the Mnnntco tomnsome of the participants.'
to growers planted about 4,000 ncres.
Lnter Dr. Holmes stated thnt the Shipments so far this season, it wns
condition o f n number o f the partici- Mated, have been practically double
pants became so bad from drinking those for the corresponding period
thnt they had to he taken to their |um year.
homes in conveyances.
"Buyers are in Palmetto from nil
1parts of the country," said Mr. Chris
topher. "The hotels are full, not n
! room being available. The streets are
crowded, nnd the place looks ns if nn
county fair or u street fair was in
progress. I have never seen anything
like it. Truckloads and wngonlonds
of tomatoes were coming into town all
lay from every direction, and with
THOSE " HO USE THEM MOST ,n)oUi i wo week* more o f the season
ARK THE ONES TO LIKE HOOD jt ia evillont the tomato growers are
TIRES THE BEST
going to ‘clean up' hig on this year's
crop.” —Tnmpa Tribune.
A representative o f the Herald
If *w»m f»n#l
?!2.^0 I Ci »'U h
called upon to write something about
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llood Tires found out one big thing and up.— Hotel Montczumn.
in their favor—the people who use
---------■them the most are the greatest boosThere will he a meeting of the
ters for Hood Tires nnd this shows nlnmni association of the Sanford
that Hood Tires are all thnt the mnn- High School at tho high achool Monufneturer and dealer claims for them, day night, May 8th nt H o'clock. All
Another hig item in favor of Hood members arc urged to be present to
Tires is the whole souled, dyed in tho discuss plans for our hig banquet.
33-lt-dh
wool, straight from the shoulder man
ner in which thn local dealer, Hnrry
----------------------------Kent of the Kent Vulcanizing Co., SANFORD DRAMATIC CLUB'S
talks about Hood Tires, the man
FIRST K M KRTAINMKNT
ner in which llood users talk about
W \S \ GREAT SUCCESS
them and the general satisfaction
they seem to give in every instance.
The Sanford Dramatic Club is to
When fabric tires are* touted ns high
be congratulated on the success o f
ly ns Hood fabrics nnd the service of
their first entertainment at the high
the fabrics is as good ns thnt shown
school auditorium last Friday evening
by the records compiled by the local
when they presented their two act
dealers it is hut little wonder that
comedy, "Too Much o f a Good Thing"
the llood Cords are giving such sat
to a large and appreciative audience.
isfaction to nil the auto owners In
the Sanford section. Personal testi
mony from the people who use them ■ u s ................. s c ...............
ment n success, and arc very much per. with piano accompaniamant
gratified over th0 results of their ef Miss Velma Shipp, was thoroughly
forts.
enjoyed.
The member* of the Club also feel
Beautiful and artistic, were the
deeply grateful to thoso who so gen- dances given by little Miss Maude
erously assisted them in making this Hnllentine, who delighted the audience
occasion a succris.
with the beauty and grace of her per
Other numbers on the program formance. Miss Maude also gnve us
which deserve honorable mention, a recitation, which was exceptionally
were:
good. This talented little lady is the
Solo, by Mr. Joseph Davis, which daughter o f Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Balwns rendered in a most creditable lentine, of Gaaineavilic, and tho niece
manner, nnd judging from the ap- of Mrs. C. A. Anderson of this city,
plause which followed, was enjoyed ( She has made several previous visits
by all.
to Sanford, nnd on each occasion, has
Comic song by Mr. Iuiwrcncc Stone added to her list o f friends here. This
was "great.”
is our first opportunity however, of
A short sketch—"A Practical Use enjoying an exhibition of her talenti,
For Peddlers" kept the audienco hut we sincerely hope it will not be
serenming with laughter from start 1the Inst.
■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a M a a a a a a a a a aa i
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THE LATE JAMES J. HILL,
Sanford, Fin.. May 5, 1922.
1 have had experience with tires.
1 sold them for several years nnd
recommend the Hood tiro for they nre
without doubt the best tire I have
ever had.
C. W. STOKES
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ONCE SAID:
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" I f you want to know whether you arc destined
to be a success or failure in life, you can eas ■
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ily find out. The test is simple and it is in ■
a
fallible.
“ ARE YOU A RLE TO SAVE MONEY?
" I f not, drop out! You will lose! You may
think not, but you will lose as sure as you
live! The seed o f success is not in you."
It's not a question of HOW MUCH YOU
MAKE that counts in this life. It’s HOW
MUCH CAN YOU SAVE that brings returns.
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First National Bank
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A COMMUNITY IUJILDKR
F. P. FOR8 TRR, I’ rrsldrnt
II. F. WIUTNRK, Cashier
I I I I S I I I I I I I I I I I I i n R M I I I I I I I M I I I I I H I I I I I I I I I I M I S I
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On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coaat Railway, Choluota, Fla., among the plnea aad lakea of Seminola county, an up-to-date
modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot wat»r beat. First
clnaa cuisine. Rate* $2.50 to $XS0 per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac*
cording to location of room.
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Advertising today is the method used by business to tell you
why you should have ccrtnin goods and how to identify those
goods. The advertisements you find here arc a truthful
catalog of neded merchandise.
Articles of all kinds nnd for all p u r g e s are presented in u
pleasant way through the medium o f type and picture. The
outstanding requirements of every member o f the family
nre met by offers of good merchandise o f proved value.
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Goods
Sanford, Fla., May 8, 1922.
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Kent Vulcanizing Works,
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Patronize your home merchants in :
Sanford,
Fla.
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everything you need to purchaae. We
MIAMI, May 0.—The Dade County Gentlemen:
Only 0fl(,,A11* GOODS
In reply to your Inquiry regarding are here to stay.
Board of Public Instruction has not
. .
1 m*d, im,,,U>
, ,: *° have your exactly prohibited students in the service we have had from Hood tires.
We nre pleased to state *hat we
‘i:r Pi*c*. Switch,
U *w'^ k public schools from dancing, amokUse the advertisements for guidance and you
’ ■.
have
had excellent service from near
and7u'rir!,. . tI * n.*!0rin** in>f or <<Hnking, hut la on record,
ly all Hood tires we have used. There
will be a constant gainer
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n » f adoption u
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HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
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Modern transportation, progressive sales methods— and ad
vertising— hnve broken the shackles of time. They make a
speedy job o f what used to take years. Through advertis
ing many nn article has been introduced simultaneously in
stores all over the country.
.
The Country Club nnd Golf Links are
I bought a Chandler in 1919 and almost completed. You will want (he
equipped same with Hood tires. Thn bent in everything in the
tires nre still in service in good con
dition. This i car is in the city and
Sporting: Goods Line
party owning same will be glad to
let nnyonc see these tires.
Soma We are agent* for the Celebrated
tires 1920, 1921 and 1922.
Spaulding Line o f Golf
CHAR. E HENRY.
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Business, o f nil kinds, has undergone something of a revo
lution. It was not so many years ago that pack peddlers
were the Hole distributors and transporters o f many o f the
household articles o f the day. Their legs set the limits for
most distribution problems in those days.
PLAY GOLF
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A Count used to bo a man in cliargo o f u count of 500 per
sons to whom he was a sort o f overlord. This is not true to
day because of altered political conditions. We still have
Counts, but the Count business has changed somewhat.
Sanford, Fla.. May 4, 1922
I hove been in the nutomobilo husiness a good tunny years nnd hnve
worked on and operated them since
they were first mnde. I have used
several makes of tires and hnve ex
amined the one* used by othur people
with the filial decision thnt llood
tire* are the best. You will find a
pair on my Willys-Knight.
L. A. RENAUD.
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RAILROAD BUILDER,
HOOD TIRES
ARE SATISFYING
TO THE PUBLIC
nnd have been using them for many
years are the strongest endorsement
for Hood Tires nnd thoso given below
are only a few of the satisfied cus
tomers of Hoods:
’•lift**T. '
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& The S anford Daily H erald
YNFOR
The City Substantial'
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 V E G E T A B L E SECTION
T H E S A N F O III) D A IL Y H ERALD . W EDNESDAY, M A Y 10. 1922
NUM BER 38
VOLUME HI.
TAX REFORMS ARE NEEDED
IN FLORIDA IN OPINION OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
In Meeting Held at Tam
pa Yesterday and
Today
PASS RESOLUTIONS
HANK INC* ANI> Fl*
.■•TO TAX. IIANM**'
WO UK OF EQU ALIZNANkk !' I I I*» K
it y
. ETC.
May 10 .— Florida’* lonjr
.
• .1 .... In it ini
U* rrform* received an initial
ud »pprecl»W« impetu* yeetentay at
S , o^nirc M lilon Of the state AsMfistiofi »f e«unty Commissioners,
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of three w « . upt i MI’A.
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MAYOR’S PROCLAMATIONCLEAN-UP WEEK
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Whereas: It appears that on Mny Sanford to lend every aid and ns
27th, 1922, Sanford is destined to "Irianrc in their power, to tbo o ffl
come into prominence ns n conven cinls, in order that Sanford may pre
sent a clean nnd spotless appearance
tion City because of the Mystic
on the ceremonial dny, ns well ns on
Shrine ceremonial, when thousands nil other days.
o f people will be our guests, nnd
C. E. H E N R Y ,
Whereas: It is the desire o f all
Mayor.
Sunford that the city put on its best Sanford, Sin.. M ay 10th. 1922. *
appearance at that time, nnd
ORDER.
Whereas: It is necessary to en
It is hereby ordered thnt the week
much
MOOTED
home
w i l l liat the aid nnd co-operation o f nil beginning Mny 15th nnd ending May
H A V E TW O Y E A ItS L B A 8 R
the people to the end that the city 2"th. 1922. be designated as ClcanON PR O PE RTY
be made rlenn nnd spotless,
I
Week, in the City o f Sanford, nnd
NOW TH E R E FO R E , by the au nil officials nnd employees r.rc hereby
Illy Tkr X••««■laird l*re«a I
WASHINGTON*. Mny 10.—The Su- thority in nie vested, I, C. E. Henry, directed to help, nid nnd nssiat, in
preme Coupncil l.oyal Order of M
ih.sc Mayor of the City
of Sanford do i .irryin« out the spirit of the MayMoose
I’nu-lnmntion.
authorised to lease for two years with hereby proclaim the week beginning
C. J. R Y A N ,
agreement to purchase for $'0,000 the May *'r>th, « ” d ending May 20th,
City Manager.
winter resort property nt Orange I ™ - * »* ‘Clean Up Week’ and 1 do
Kith. 1922.
near
Jacksonville,
for
use
ns
«
hereby
call
upon
nil
cltixens
o
f
Park,
home fo r nged, it was announced here
MOOSEHEART
HOME DECIDED
ORANGE PARK
rointol by President K. C. Wilkinson,
ct N»pl«. to draft resolutions favoring rotary of Inbor, who is nn offic
ipKll| laws arid to assist in putting
the fraternal order. Arrangements nre
Item thrvi.h the legislature. This
being completed to transfer to a new
action » »„» taken after a lengthy lorntion conisdcrablc number o f old-
,od"yl,yK-J' "c"nin“'
SOVIET REPLY DELIVERED
TODAY TO ALLIED NOTE
W ILL BE CONCILIATORY
Differences o f ICn^lish
WALLACE REID
nnd French Being
CANNOT DRIVE
Smoothed Over
IN AUTO RACES BELGIANS SORE
1101 DKItS OF H IS C O N TRA C T FOR
HERMANS NND OTHER DEI.KGAMOVING PICTURES,
TIO N S W A N T RU SSIAN NOTE
R E FU SE D
TO N E D DOWN
Illy
The
%• • o e l n l erf I ' r r n O
IN D IA N A P O L IS , May 10.— Wallace
Reid will not drive his enr in the Mem
orial dny automobile race here it be
come known today. Holders o f his
long tern, moving picture contract re
fuse to i^rmit him to compete.
STATE CANDIDATES QUALIFY
WITH SECRETARY OF STATE
it a
FORD O FFERS DODGE
JOll IN HIS F A C T O R Y
Illy Thr \iMrUltil I'rr•• t
Illy Tkr %■•<»« Inf. d I'rrul
GENOA, Mny 10.--The Russian re
ply to the Allied memorandum hnnded to the Allied conferee* hero this
morning. The reply, say* the Central
News, request* clause eight of mem
orandum be referred to an internat
ional committee of experts with Rus
sia represented on It. Regarding war
debts the allies are asked to state the
exact discount that would be made i f
debts were acknowledged. On tho
whole, it is nddeil, the reply is evas
ive.
KALA M A ZO O , Mich. May 10.—
Henry Ford hn* offered John Duvnl
' ^' hl y
I crl>’ members o f ‘ be fnrtornity who
Dodge, probationer from
Kalama
^mVv i*.cn un,jcr eure nt Moosehenrt,
•i. il'jiointt'l I > <lie governor sever
zoo
circuit
court,
a
job
In
his
Detroit
j»»r» »P" to be a member of n com- Indiana, where the lodge hns a home Tim e Lim it Expired at Midnight, M ay 6th—T w o
factory,
it
became
known
Monday.
GENOA, Mny 10.— Tho Russian re
Bittw to investigate the tax problems
for ehlldn n. I f the two year expertfor II. S. Senator; Seven for Congress
The young millionaire wns placed on ply to the Allied memorandum which
cotfror.tir.g t,u s.ate, m |'Jdlb
ment in Florida is satisfactory the Su
probation Saturday for one year for wns ready fnr presentation this fo re
lined the pressing neei
preme Council intends to enlarge the
possessing and transporting liquor noon wns not delivered to tho A llies
(Ilf
Tkr
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•««»«*InIrd
I'rranl
ttfonni.
property nnd build a permanent estab
cuit; J. L. Ilillingsley for eleventh ju nnd one of the provisions is thnt he ns expected. A t the last moment a f
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May
Other important matters coming
lishment.
day, May 0, midnight, marked the dicial circuit; George W. Whitehurst go to work.
ter n convcrsntio nbetween foreign
Kfn- the commissioners during the
time-limit for candidates to qualify fo r twelfth judieinl eircuit; C. L. W il
ministers, Tchitcherin, of Russia, nnd
fiM day of their annual three days
fo r the coming Democratic primary, son for fourteenth judicial circuit; S T U D E N T K IL L S
Sehanzrr, of Italy, decided tho reply
sc,don, included the automobile tax 57 Y E A R S SIN C E
nnd the following list of candidates Otis It. Parker fo r fifteenth judicial
would have to undergo some altera
U»». »n outline of the relntion o f the
S T U D E N T ON T H E
J
E
F
F
D
A
V
IS
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S
,
was compiled from the record* in the circuit; E. P. Martin for fifteenth ju
tions. Tchitcherin left Genoa nt 2:00
hanker to county finances, a literal incircuit; C. E. Chillingsworth,
C O LLE G E C A M P U S o'clock for Santa Mnrghcritn to con
Urpntstion of the work which conC A P T U R E D office of the secretary o f state, Hon. dicial
fifteenth judicial cirtuit; R. S. Y eo
II. Clay Crawford.
sult other members of the Russian
frent* the state equaliser, the "scllman*. fifteenth judicial circuit; and
For
United
States
Senator:
Park
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-------delegation. Not expected the reply
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Irr" cf a county through publicity, One of Two Surviving Memisers u(
Charles O. Andrews fo r seventeenth
Trammell ami Albert W. Gilchrist.
S T IL L W A T E R , Okln., May 10.— now rould be presented until tomor
and whit p
roads meant to Florida.
Party Tells Story Today
For congress: W. J. Drane, District judicial circuit.
lb khnm Cold, twenty-three, o f Blr- row.
Definite action was taken on but one
State attorneys: George W. S - minghnm, \!n.. ntudent nt the Okln1;
R. W. Dnvis, District, 2; Frank
reljKt. that of the tax reforms. State
lltl The .%■■■•<luMl I'rrsss
SPEN C ER, Ohio, May 10.— Fifty- Clark. District 2; lien S. Hancock, field for fifth circuit; E. P. Wi -on, hontn A. >t- M. r*dl*ge hire wns shot
GENOA, May 10.— Genoa passed nn
Tn Equalizer M. 1~ Dawson also
, ~ . i billed lust outside the campus
seven
years ago today JetTerson Davis, District 3; .1. II. Smithwick, District for sixth circuit; J. C. A !> r* for
uneasv dnv specnlnlinj? on *b«
ip k» or. tax equalization.
fo: eighth
>> E m i '"i-.jon, twenty- tbo Russian reply to the nllied mem
Forcefully attacking the system of president o f the Confederate states, 3; W. A. MscWilliams, District 4; and eighth circuit; A . S. Crev
circuit;
D.
M.
Rule,
fo.
>
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XX.
J.
Scars,
D
i.,t,i,l
4.
li.e , another federal student, while orandum would have on tho future o f
Uution now in vogue. Mr. Wall stat- was taken prisoner by the Fourth
Supreme court judge: Jefferson II. cuit; Robert It. Taylor, for eleventh escorting the Intter home nt the the economic conference. The Rus
Michignn Cavalry, near Irwinsville,
(d:
Ilrowne,
nnd It. F. Taylor. These ca n -1circuit; J. II. Swink, for eleventh cir- point of a revolver to demnnd an sians were busily engaged Inst night
"If the taxation provisions were cn- Georgia. Today Thomas Hunter, 79,
didates,
having
no opposition, already theuit; W. W. Tram m ell, for eleventh apology to his pretty young w ife fo r in completing their reply which it is.
fcnol .c ording to the constitution, a Union veteran and one o f the two
«> r> lank in the state would lie fore- living members o f the capturing purty, nnd ns nominated and their names will circuit; S. W. Law ler, Jr., for twelfth an alleged insult offered by Gordon. ex|iccted will he presented todny.
circuit; George XV. Coleman,* for f i f
Gordon is held in jail pending nn
fd uut «.f bunncss." He was selected recounted reminiscence;, of tiie period. not appear on the ticket.
M. Tchitcherin was in Genoa fo r
Circuit
Judges:
A
.
G.
Campbell,
for
teenth circuit; J. II. Jones, for seven investigation hut last night no char only a short time; then he nnd the
u a speaker on this subject in view of Dnvis was not attired in feminine ap
F. Maguire for ges had been filed against him.
the fact that he is considered one o f parel when troops surrounded him, first judicial circuit; E. M. Magahn, teenth circuit; R.
principal member* o f the
Russian
for
first
judieinl
circuit;
E.
C.
l«ovo
seventeenth
circuit.
Bertie Sue Cobb, eighteen, w ifo o f delegates gathered at Snnta Margnrthe furemo»t authorities on tax prob Hunter asserted, historical statements
For railroad commission: R. Hud Cobb, declared Inst night thnt sever hetn and begun putting the finishing
lem* in the -tate and for many years to contrary notwithstanding, lie wore for second judicial circuit; M. K.
hzi worked for the betterment o f tax a gentlemen’s morning robe over reg Horne for third judieinl circuit; Geo. son ilurr, group one. A. D. Campbell, al nights ago Gordon met her on the touches on the reply, which it is boation.
ular clothes, Hunter said, nnd had . on Coupcr Gibbs, fo r fourth judicial » ir- R. L. Eaton nnd II. K. Rowden for streets nnd insulted her. She hnd Roved will lie highly conciliatory and
cuit; lju y Mahon for four judicial group two.
told her husband she said.
Commit,inner
A. Ayala, o f no woman’s belon gin gs.
will open the way for n continuation
For
state
senator:
It.
1
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Sturkio,
circuit;
W.
S.
Htillock,
for
fifth
judi
Recently, she said, Gordon followed of the negotiations.
HiMdorough. made a motion thnt the
cial circuit: M. A. McMullen f oi sixth an I J. M. Mitchell, ninth district; XX*. her into a motion picture house nnd
prn:i!int appoint a mmmittee to ns- W IL I. H IT FLO R ID A
The differences between Premier
judicial circuit; J. J. Dickinson for P. ('havous, T. J. W eaver, J. II. Scales, seated himself beside her. Sho Im
A H ARD W A L L O P
1'
t nn ded legislation,
Lloyd George and M. Ilnrthou have
IN POTASH T A R IF F seventh judicial circuit; A. X’ . Long ,and It. K. Elliott, twelfth district; N. mediately left, she said.
*hi-h « u seconded by. Commissioner
thrfdoon.il A I* tnia shrdlu un un uni
fo r eighth judicial circuit; D. J. Jones J. XX’ icker, 20th district; XV. II. MnThe story o f the killing was told appureiilty been softened somewhat
A Schultz of Orange county. I’ reslfor ninth judieinl circuit; A. D. Char- b ne, nnd Francis XX’. Perry, 24th di*- Inst night by Alvin Cannon, student nnd there nre many indications that
(Hr Tkr Asaurlalrd 1‘rrsal
d*'t Wllkir.oin appointed CommisW A S H IN G T O N , Mny 10.— Senator michnel for ninth judieinl circuit; II. trict; ami E. J. Etherodgc, 27th dls- friend o f both men.
i: «wr> Schultz of Orange. W. E. Phil
the Belgians are less irreconcilable in
*
Cannon said he enmo to tho rhnpel their attitude, and may lie persuaded
ips <f I-ee. and Chairman C. T. Friend Fletcher yesterday read nnd had F. Atkinson, fo r eleventh judicial cir- trict.
nt noon und met Cobb, nnd Gordon to approve the memorandum to the
ri Hillsborough, to confer with Mr. printed in the Congressional Record
tnlking. Gordon asked Canon to go Russians on condition it he nindo clear
Yt.l going him whatever assistance telegrams from the Wilson 4 Toorner
Fertilizer
Co.,
o
f
Jacksonville,
re
to his room, according to Cannon. thnt Belgian p rope try in Russia must
P» *>d V to -I-, ure the tax reforms nnd
Cohli walked with them.
As they |,c restored to the former owners if
h draft
t ns favoring the m u > lative to the ta r iff on potash, in
left the campus, according to Can- possible, nnd cannot in any ense be
Br< A rising vote of thanks was ex- which it is stated thnt an enormous
burden will be laid on the Florida
nj|i. Cobb said to Gordon:
haded Mr. Wall.
transferred to others.
“ A re you going down there with
Mr W.i!| vvcrvly », ored the Inrk of farmers if this duty remains. This
Mr. Lloyd George passed almost the
me 7"
taken by Florida Democrat* telegram in part is ns follows:
entire day in difference with Sir learn
"This proposed duty will amount in
"N o , I don't think I am," Gordon ing XVorthlngton-Evnn*. Sir Phillip
,n ,hrir l-arty u.d the failure to holJ
didlnrs nnd cents, us fnr ns Florida
replied, Canon said.
» Tatty <(.mention, stating;
LloydlGreame and ohtcr advisors. The
Cannot Cold) drew a revolver, Cannon said, row between the prime minister and
“Either we Democrats haven’t got u concerned. fo r tho period of five Patents on Guns Mach by K t u|)p’s Firm
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and remnrked:
" * * • * » * or are afraid to get to- >’t,nr" ’ t0 W^M.OOJ. Whoever pays
the Northcliffo pres* over statements
Be
1
ouched
" I guess you w ill."
W kr." lie urged that tho Demo- lht’ duty i# K° inK' t0 be *nddll‘d with
published in London hns simmered
Gordon then said:
rT4-' ' thi. state get together, hold a bill fo r the five-year period of
down, and tho conference ntmosphere
" I ’ut up your gun I'll go along."
Illr Tkr tiinrlslrd I'rrssl
,
» l»rt> >"mention, and take nn active *-.850.000- As to whether thnt bill
is more pacific although extremely
Florida
W ASH IN G TO N , May 10.— American govern ment finds Hsell
Canon declared he then said:
at a body. in the affairs o f
Koin» to bo I,aid by th° FJ0ri,U
foggy.
R* *Utf.
growers or be paid by the producers under revived patent treaty with Germany, faced with the neces"XVell that lets mo out If there is
The German and many neutral dele
royaltics
which
it
is
estimated
may
reach
$25,000,o
f
potash,
or
somebody
else,
one
can
to
bo gunplay," nnd turned and gations joined in the negotiations
sity
o
f
paying
roy......
.
,
.
'tu king th,. .yjtcm o f taxation i
not know in advance, but according 000 to Krupp’s firm on patents based on discoveries o f American wnlkoti away.
* 1n
Mr. Wall stated:
with Signor Schnnzer, the
Italian
Cobb nnd Gordon walked on about delegate, to have the Russians temper
taxation provisions were en- to history such duties nre usually engineers, Thomas S. Miller, Allied property custodian, declared
*
*cr°tding to the constitution, paid by the consumer; hence tho today. Miller said two hundred German patents filed here since two hundred foot nnd Cannon said ho their response in such a way ns to
' ,r> ank in the state would bo forc- Florida grower is facing an increns- July 1919, none o f which can he touched by his office. At least turned just in time to see Gordon avoid disruption o f Genou gathering
out of busineu. Bet wen nrohlbU' td <len>“ ntl on his resources in the eight patents dealing with mobile artillery which M iller said em shoot Cobb. Cobb fell over a hedge wh|ch grr|ni| )eM „ kc,y <hnn 24 hour.
ti°n >•..! ----- .
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next five years o f $2,850,000."
body many principles of American railroad artillery. In official Into the corner o f a yard and Gor- parl,B1Pi There I. less electricity in the
„,
• then isn’t an hon
circles
tho* belief is held that the tracings of American plans sur- don fired two more shots, Cannon air and a general feeling of confi' nur' llv' n*- It is the duty of evreptiously
removed from War Department and tracings made.
stated. Cobb died instantly.
”7 m*n’ Womnn “ n'l child to contrib- bud adopted the weight system o f tax
'donee thnt the Russians will modify
XX’ itncsses reported that Cobb step1 hmg to
government, but ing automobiles, it having been found
' their response so ns to make it im
ped out in front o f Gordon Just be
# »ct t„ say that the present system to be more equitable than the taxing
possible for the French and Belgian
fore the shooting began.
* ’ i' all wrung. The govern- by horso power. Florida, he stated,
to bolt without further negotiations.
Mrs. Cobb said sho thought her
tk. CllfV Ham
*n-___
'hstract proposition—
has mode
more progress
in registering
.
.
.
.
husband an cx-service man, had
S TE A M B R ON ROCKS
• i. v,
^ m*n r* n under,t* n,t it car* than any other state.
been gassed In France. Sho declared
Ysluabl m, proposition.
l Mr. Amoa pointed out that motor
N E A R NKXV PO U N L L A N D
that he was not unduly jealous.
'* riformation regarding the vehiclea registration in Florida haJ
HTRUCK L A S T NIGI1T
Gordon did not make n detailed
H um
‘ hp bf,nkl'r lo county fi- Increazvd from 53.6H7 in 1918 to 107,statement.
<nv Tkr AM orlalH r r t u )
ty I'rrs
I n 'J18 comml, , l°n*r8 052 in 1922. He stated that he ex
"Cobb was after m e," he said.
ST. JOHNS, New
Fonndland,
reach
'tun*, v ” . 1
^ rif f i„ 01
of ‘the
Ex- pected the 1922 rcceipta would r
(B r Tkr .l« « - r la lr 4 r i . w l
....
he KxCobb’s home is at Birmingham, May 10.— An unidentified steamer U
CHICAGO,
May
10.—
The
police
todny
raided
Ihe
Building
iUt»q *w,*. ‘ r‘* b* nk ° f Tampa, lie n sum total o f approximately $1,760,Ala. He ia survived by hla mother, on
Renews Rocks, twenty milea
lll« mr.it 1,1 *ry count>' government 000. He made the auggeation that a« Trades labor headquarters nnd arrested three of Chicago’s biggest
Mrs.
D.
Cobb;
two
alsters
nnd
two
north
of Cape Race today.
She
*«unty r
factor* are the a preventative o f automobile theft, labor leaders, Big Tim Murphy, Fred Mailer nnd Cornelius Shea in
brothers. He came to Stillwater with struck the rocks during the right and
connection
with
bombings
and
shootings
which
early
today
result
QrJotih
>0n' n .
that the atate of Florida conduct au
hia w ife about two years ago. Gor fishermen went out to her st day
to of the <]* m° St *nt* rt'*ring addreas- tomobile tranafera under the some ed in the death o f two policemen ami the serious Injury of the
don's home in at Mi^tni, Okln.
break.
ttate *u»f
tb#t rcKar»linu the procesa a* tho tranaftr o f real estate, third.
The steamer proved to bo the Aheeuu
L
a“
moLil«
U
x
law
given
In
doThis,
he
said,
would
be
an
easy
policy
tail b* v .....
O
C
A
L
A
,
Mny
10.—
Ernest
Turnipco.,
bound from Liverpool for Quebec,
CHICAGO Mny 10.— Two policemen were killed, another was
ln»/.rMl Amo** state comptrol- toward curbing thefts o f cars and
seed, form er cashier o f the Citizens without rargo. The crew landed safe
wounded,
two
buildings
were
bombed
todny
in
dinordera
which
the
,
- —
were
*U U*U?
« * the
" »">• would be a simple and inexpensive sys
Bank at Dunnellon, wns indicted for ly. The vessel is b«dleved to be a to
f -lr. Anu«,
to show
Mr. itm
A m o i IU
said
he was
making police attribute to labor warfnre. The ahootingR were followed by
- •Bttld
ttkjouj in r .
i ’ —
M,v I f * ' tem. Air,
1U1 ne
wr»» maaiiiK
embezzlement and grand larceny to tal loss.
a
running
pistol
figh
t
in
which
the
killer*
eluded
the
police.
Chief
,rstion 4unn' V n nul,,moblle regis- demands nnd imposing penalties upon
day by the Marion County Grand'
,l*tH tb.i ,tho
l —
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ve----rears. Via gasoline UHlUi,
dealers who
are
not paying Fitzmorrip immediately ordered every policeman on duty and di
I 1".1 ^
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e.. uu
•l W
lc m
nin.il..
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Jury.
Herald want ada g vt rendt*.
rected all labor leaders of whatsoever calibre to bd brought in.
majority of the states the ono cent tax on gasoline.
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS
IN ROYALTIES ARE DUE
GERMANY FROM AMERICA
TWO POLICEMEN KILLED
AND ONE WOUNDED IN RIOTS;
CHICAGO BUILDING BOMBED
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922
OLD BUILDINGS A R K PASSING
MONEY TALKS”
To the Thriftless money says “ Good
Bye."
To the self-respecting, forw ard-looking
Citizen it says: “ I am yours, I represent your
best w orkin g days. Be careful with me fo r I
am your best friend. P u t me in the Bank,
where I am Safe and I w ill work fo r you. R e
member, I move the w orld."
r
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Open your Savings Account T O D A Y !
»!,
f l f F
Florida State League
A t Jacksonville, (J; Daytona, 2.
A t St. Petersburg, 9; Orlando, 2.
A t Lakeland, 10; Tampa, 5.
National league
A t Pittsburgh, 8; Hrooklyn, 7.
Others not scheduled.
At
At
At
At
American League
lioston, 2; Detroit, fl.
New York, 7; Chicago, 6.
Philadelphia, I; Cleveland, 14.
Washington, 5; St. Louis, 0.
building town.
' ----- T O N I G H T ___ .
POLA NEGRI
For Florida: Generally fair
tonight anil Wednesday.
----- IN—
“THE DEVIL’S
PAWN”
HAVE YOU VOTED TODAY?
For school bonds? I f you hnvc not
voted you still have time after you
read this paper. Go to the court
house nnd vote fo r bonds for more J
Ambition led her to the brink
schools and better schools nnd the conbut love saved her life. Abo
venlcnces needed In the schools nlSN U Il P O U .A R I) COMEDY
ready built.
m
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lltlS Il PASTORAL PLAY TO BE
PRODUCED BY DRAMATIC
SOCIETY ALL SOULS CHURCH
P IP E ORGAN C LU B
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU
“HONEY TALK”
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RESULTS
: THE WEATHER =
Tomorrow— Lionel Bnrrymort
nnd May McAvoy in "The I)ev.
il’s Garden” ; also a two-part
comedy.
American Association
The regular weekly meeting of the
thc nonr futunj w „ , be prc3cnted
At Milwaukee, IN; Indiannpolis, 17.
Pipe Organ Club met Monday after..
.
.
.
. .
At Kansas City, 8; Louisville, 10.
noon at the home of Mrs. Gstchcl on *° th'’ ,,ubIlc h>' ,he " ‘• '"h * ” o f the
Columbus ut .Minnen|Nilis, rain.
Oak avenue, with Mrs. Harper as dramatic society of A ll Soul’s Church
Others not srheduled.
Hostess.
u comedy dealing with present day
A fter it business session, during life in Ireland. It hns nothing to do
Southern As*<icintlon
which interesting plans were made for
with war or rumors o f war nnd its
At Atlanta, 1; Little Bock, 3.
new club work thc members enjoyed
At Birmingham, I I ; Chattanooga, 3.
a social half hour. Mrs. Harper as scenes are laid In the peaceful plenty
At Mobile, 3; Memphis, 8.
sisted by Mrs. Gntchel served n most o f the little village o f Bnllymore hid
den away in the Wicklow Mountains.
STRENGTH-PROGRESS-SERVICE
tempting ire course.
GAM ES TO D AY
Joys are mixed with sorrows nnd
Club member* present were MesOrlando at St. Petersburg'.
dnmes Hchello Maine*, Tom Moore, both are spiritualized on the firm
Heard a rain crow ln*t night
Daytona at Jacksonville.
foundation o f Irish Christianity. It
Johnson,
Kstridge,
Ryan,
Haile,
Fnror
early this morning and
FOR S A L E Shetland pony, saddle,
Tampa at Lakeland.
has nothing to do with Bed Coats or
k 4 «Q l* to R «R a im K i
rel,
Newmnn,
Gntchel,
Harper
nnd
they
sny this means rain
bridle. See I. K. Estridge.
3<i-3tp
Green Coats or Ornnge Coat*.
It
Misses Mnrthn Fox nnd Jeanette
ere
long.
Wo will not crow
L E A G U E STAN D IN G .
denis with a people who recognizes
Lning.
FOR R E N T
over it before it is received
Florida Stale League
the good in all mankind nnd wishes
The club meet* next Monday nfterFOB
K E N T — Tw o furnished bod
but will continue to expect
Won Lost
to live nnd let live. It has itJ bub
noon, May 15, with Mrs. A. M. Phil
rooms. Apply 202 Park Avenue.
thc rnin that will rnme
St. Petersburg
21
9
bling
humor,
its
drnmntic
climaxes
lips on Oak Avenue.
/
37 -8tp Lakeland
eventually. Meantime the
17
1.1
ami its big thrill when Dominic is
temperature is all right nnd
FOB BENT*— Furmsbcil apartment Orlando
15
15
thrown from the cliff. It may cnll a
G LE A N E R S HELD T IIE IB
Mny continues to be the
with private hath, first floor. Kl.'l Daytona
II
16
L A S T SOCIAL M E E TIN G tenr buftnughtcr is assured.
Classified Ada 5c n line. No
prettiest girl in all the
Magnolia Ave.
37-.‘Up Tampa
II
17
“ The Return o f Miles O'Rourke" is
...ad taken for less than 25c.
months, especially in Flori
9
21
the title nnd the play was especially
F 7 f ln t l!K T " <m K A I.lv Two apart- Jacksonville
The
Gleaners
o
f
the
Presbyterian
and positively no classified
da.
Vote fo r school bonds
merit houses in
Marshall
Park.
churcli had their last social meeting written to fit thc new scenery of All
ads charged to anyone. Cash
today
and we will build an
League
National
Daytona Beach, near ocean, or will
the evening o f the 8th. It was great Souls Hall by Father Hcnncssy the
must accompany all orders. M
other
school
house tomor
Lost
Won
rent lower I room apartment reason
ly enjoyed by all as Mrs. A lfred l.iljn, local pastor.
Count fire words to a line **•
row.
1
IS
able.
Address
Box
HI,
Daytona New York
The following names insure capable
the president, had arranged such a
and remit accordingly.
M
3:10 A . M. M AY 9. 1922
0
12
3G-2tp Chicago
clever miscellaneous
progrnm, of handling: Mesdames O. P. Herndon,
vs Beach, Fla.
Maximum
...
91
St. Louis
8
II
which the first part consisted o f poet Ira W. Jones, Charles Woods nnd
V t V ) h K | l | l 9 l U l l V < BOOM FOB B EN T Furnished with Brooklyn
Minimum
«'>|
in
9
privilege of garage. 709 Palmetto
ical tribute* to various
member*. Gene Rouinillat. Messrs Moses Jack
Range
i
Pittsburgh
10
10
avenue.
34-10tp
Miss llrrniina Lahmnn rendered sev- son, C. V. Mahoney, J. Schirnrd, E. W.
FOR S A L E
u
Barometer
:a*
11
Philadelphia
II
cral humorous vocal solos; at times Stiles, M. Tnrbell, M. Temple nnd L.
FOB R E N T Desirable housekeeping
Calm nnd clear.
Cincinnati
15
6
Stone.
we could hardly refrain from crying
rooms. Phone 348-W.
32-Ctp
Boston
...
4
13
but just when that Idea entered our
„
~
“
*a
"a a*
I-OB B E N T Booms anil kitchenette.
n a a
shape, 9250 trrms or $200 cash. 190
minds
we
were
shaking
with
laughter
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— Shirley Apartments opposite post
American
*
ns some o f the songs represented a
, ‘>l ,,,M ,R B R AG E FIRM ,
Model.— Hive K Walker, in old Ford office, upstairs.
Tnble hoard at Hotel Montezuma,
28-tfc .New York
CAR PE N D E R , G A F F N E Y Jt CO.
Imy nnd his boyhood trials. Delicious
Garagr.
dh-tfp
$10
per week. Best of service and
FOB BT.NT 8-room house on Union St. Louis
refreshments were served by Mrs. A l
cruisinc.
33-6U
Ave. A . I*. Connelly.
20-tfc'Cleveland
*Hr The A«•<>•'InI<d I'rrail
fred l.iljn, Mrs. J. \V. Mcro nnd Mrs,
FOB S A L E — Fine celery farm,
10
NEW YO R K , May 9.— The fnilure
F. L. Green.— Contributed.
acres rich hammock land, cultivated FOB R E N T — Tw o unfurnished rooms,
of the brokerage firm o f C'nrpender,
Boom nnd board $12.50 per week
bath, for liglithousekeeping. Good Philadelphia
10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow
GniTry and Company wns announced nnd up.— Hotel Montezuma.
3.V$te
Detroit
FOB BENT Two
ing wells, Hlk acres tiled; also thirty location. Apply "R . 8.", care o f Her
l wo nicely furnished this morning from the rostrum of the
G
tfc
Washington
rooms, nt the Temple Club. 37-fite New York Stock Exchange.
acres hammock adjoining with one aid Office.
The Herald, 15c per week, delive-ed
well nnd small pnrt cleared, near
Southern Association.
W ANTED
Cameron City. Apply to owner for
Won Lost
W
A
N
T
E
D
TO
B
E
N
T—
A
good
piano
particulars, Herbert O, CrJnpen, It.
Little
Bock
8
16
for a few months. Best o f rare.
R. A . Box 189.
32-12p
1
1
Memphis
15
Mrs. George Herring, French A ve
in Stnrrs ir. CcorgluF O i r s A Q : - 15 acres ornnge grove,
NVU’ Orl#
A
•1 Store in Florida
23
nue, Sanford.
3C-3L
fine land, about 400 ot.l bearing
Mobile
10
16
|*l
ornnge nnd grapefruit trees. Also pe
Nashville
II
ed or half o f house, or unfurnished
can, peach, grapes, pears and other
Birmingham
II
13
fm it trees on Golden Lake, 3*.i miles housekeeping rooms. Address “ Per Atlanta
1C.
1
south o f Snnfonl. Also another 4Ik manent/ P. O. Box 5 IK, Sanford. 31-p Chattanooga
<»
17
acres o f fine rich, cultivated pine land W A N T TO HUY— Hewn
heart
Sanford’s New Store
Phone 127
with about 75 old bearing orange and
Itingleaf pine ties. IMense cum- POST IIBOTHEBS
promptly.—
grapefruit trees, nnd about 75 pecan municale with its
F A IL ON KXCI
■
trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own (■ctirgla-rioritla Pine Co., Jack
er, Herbert O. Crippen, B. B A. Box sonville, Kla.
I l l s T h e A • • o r In I rrf I ' r r M l
2H-(»te
NE W Y O R K , Mny 8.— Tho failure
189.
82-18p MONEY TO LO A N A T
I'*. On
| * f '- A
# Jl
Y E S T E R D A Y 'S
Work o f demolishing the old frame
building at the corner o f First street
and Pnrk avenue occupied by the pool
room has begun and this building will
make way for a fine three or four
story brick building, the owners, Dr.
Pulestnn and L. A. Rrumley being
undecided as to the heighth of the
building until they can determine
what the second and third and fourth
floors will ho best suited. The old
Miller building on the other comer
will Im? tom down at once and
the First National Bank will build
n five story building there. The old
Star Theatre is almost down now and
it is understood thut a new theatre
will grace this lot. Hanford is s o
E E J E D E lE m E lE llH g ,
The Seminole County Bank!
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
\
CHREVOLETF ,n,':iI:
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IThe Churchwell
home*, groves and fa rm s 4 per cent ,,f ,,“ " 1 nr" ,h" r" nnd Company was
In any
simple interest in multiples o f $1,000 ' " ,n" ‘' nt'd on the New York stock exquantity, special price* on car lots,
today.
correspondence solicited, Clearwater pnynlilo $10 |mt niontb. Strout A w n - '
35-IOtp 1-------Mfg. Co , Clearwater, Fla.
8-tfc cy, Box 518, Eustis, Fla.
\V
a Nrl’ l'.l i ■Position iih
construction
FOB S A L E OB L E A S E - One 20 acre,
: SHOES
SHOES
FOB S A L E — Potato barrels
i;
i
I 1
one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking
foreman for contractor or private
distance to city. Tw o lot* corner
>-» years experience handling
Center nnd Elm ave. Two lots west «W'"»nictinn o f frame, concrete and
■Ide Palmetto ave.. 50 ft from BIb /- brick, according to Mue print. Can ileenth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, ,iv*'r Uu’ «"<»'•". >t '»>«. don’t pay me.
A n g c -1Address “ Carpenter foreman", 007 W.
owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los Ange
37-3tp
les, C alif,
288tf; 29 If First St., Phone Ifirt.
tt'A N Il!r> l :>■
T r rT T T p T n 7 7 7
STO P— LOOK— RE A D
and wrecker, with 23 years exper
F K U IT-PR O D U C R SUM PERM
ience, to do your building, repairing
T ry our export service collecting Rail- am| roofing. No job too small. Quick
rond Claims.
Original.
Vouchers M.rvjt.,. nm| fim t class work. Just a
.Bent direct to claimants.— Eastern trial will convince you that I can do
Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. the work. Address "Carpenter,” G07
Cooper, Ass't General Mgr., with P. B. Weal First St. Phone ICG.
37-3tp
R. Claim Department, ten years, Sen- \V A N T E D —$2,5(10 for IS months. Se
ford, Del.
10-c.o.d-2we
curity, life insurance and first mort
FOB
S A L E — One six-room house,
cheap if taken at once. Apply to
Mr*. A. Norwood, Lake Mnry.
32-Ctp
FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. R.
tiding. Within four blocks o f center
o f city.
Ceo. V . K N IG H T
272-tfc
FOR S A L E — A practically new piano.
High grade, wnlnut finish for cash.
$160.00.
319 Cypres* Ave.
23-tfp
FOB S A L E — One 6-roont bungalow,
located on Sanford Heights, $1,500,
cash, a bargain.— A. P. Connelly.
27-tfc
P O K s a l e —"New six room bungalow,
located on Sanford Heights. I,ot 50
xl35. Price $2,250.00. Worth your
inspection.— A . P. Connelly.
33-tfc
JSS
■ ,v*,
SALE
$100 cash.
A ve.
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Xylophone with cnsc.
J. N. Robson, 218 Park
3C-2tp
N O TIC E OF M E ETIN G
American Legion
Auxiliary will
hold regular meeting at Court House
(Thursday evening, Mny
11th, 8:00
P. M. Be on time.
37-3tp
i t , 700 Acres in East Orange
County
On Famous
Orlando to Ocean
H igh w ay
Itirh
Farming, Citrus nnd
Trucking l.nnds
Being Syndicated in
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Five Years in Which to Pay.—
Title Good— Warranty Deed
Guaranteed
Land Mny Be Occupied Before
I'avnirnt Completed
gage if required. Major L. B. Elkins,
This tract consists o f 17,700
37-21 p
Chuluoln.
v i e * bordering both sides the
Drlnmln-Enst Coast Sixteen-font
N O TIC E TO M
Boulevard for about eight miles,
I have for sale nt real barganis.
is intersected by the Florida
1 Ford touring car, $350.
Enst Const Railroad and two
I Ford touring car, $490, nearly
other main county highwnys one
o f which is to be hnrd-surfnred
new.
also.
1 Buick C.
U|H»n completion o f these hard
I Buick 4.
surfaced rond* the value of this
1 Ooldsmohilc 8, nearly new.
land will increase very sub
stantially ns tins already been
A il in good condition and painted
demonstrated in all other sec
— N. 11. Garner nt Wight Bros.’ Ga
tions of Orange County, nnd the
rage.
30-3t&w-ltc
syndiente proposes to sell
in
imnll tracts the syndiente hold
The pulp mill nt Leesburg is n very
ings at a profit.
busy place these days. A gnng o f
This tract is virgin timbered nnd
the timber is conservatively es
mechanic* nnd laborers are nt work
timated to be worth $12.00 per
installing the huge machinery and
zcrc.
putting the finishing touche* on Us
References— Aliy hank or busi
construction. It will not he long un
ness house in Ornnge County.
till the hum o f the paper machines
Honest Salesmen Wanted
will be henrd and the “ grasshopper" ( Mail Coupon Today for Particulars
wll be turned loose on the snwgrnss O B LAN D O -E A ST C O AST I A N D CO.
o f the various lake* o f this nnd ad 120 So. Orange Ave., Orlando, Fin.
Please send particulars o f your 17,
joining counties. Ench day brings
700 acre development
This In no
the goal sought fo r nenrer.
manner obligates me.
O f European design is a three Name ............ ..».............. .. .................
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sprinkler, its form enabling it to be
Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla.
handled around other vehicles easily,
$3.95
$3.50
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Each tract fronting on OrlandoOcean Boulevard nt the extreme
ly low price o f—
$28.21 per A cre
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922
INVITE U. S. CAPITAL
W HY HER WATCH GOES WRONG
PROPOSE C A N A L TO
SEA COAST OF COCOA
SPORTS
Varloue Causes Oven for Undoubted
The people o f Cocoa, Florida, art
Fact That Woman's Timepiece la
Bulgaria Wants Americans to
Qanerally Incorrect.
now discussing tht| plans fo r the
Build Shipyards at Varna.
conitructtion o f a canal across the
Punctuality la said In he the virtue two narrow capes o f land which sep
o f kings, but not of women. The lat
Y E S T E R D A Y 'S R E SU LTS
•ellevee Russia Btfcre Many Vsare ter will not. however, admit their lack arates the Indian river from the A t
lantic ocean.
In between the two
Florid* State League
Will Emerge From Prteent Stats
of It. Hut when n Indy haa kept a
necks
of
land
U
the east channel of
A t Jacksonville, 3; Daytona, 0.
mere man walling for her an Indefl.
of Disorganisation and Will
the
Indian
River.
The total amount
A t SL Petersburg, 7; Orlando, 10,
nltely
long
time
her
eicuae.
cynics
dt*
Need Ships.
dare, la really at hand: "M y watch o f excavation, i f the canal should be
A t Lakeland, 11, Tampa, 1.
Yarns, Bulgaria.—The
Bulgaria* must be wrong." And. strange to any, built would be approximately three
government
Invites
Americans
to come tbls reason given an an excuse, differ miles.
Southern Aaaociution
to Bulgaria to build shipyards, grain ent front other excuses, la almost al
Ocean liners could then come in thru
A t Mobile, 14; Memphis, 13.
•levators and harbor Improvements at ways valid. The watches o f women the canal to Cocoa, and fruit or
A t Atlanta, 2; Little Rock, 4.
Varna ou the Black a«a, and to eatab- are much leas exact than those of truck could be loaded and shipped to
A t New Orleans, 0; Nashville, 2.
Bah Industrial enterprises at othtr men.
A t Birmingham, 4; Chattanooga, 0. points.
An Englishman. Herbert Duke, who various points where the price would
he more favorable. Grapefruit have
The government believes that Rus occupied himself with thla problem In
been shipped to Europe a number of
profound
speculations,
thinks
he
haa
American League
sia !'«• fore many years will emerga
times and proved successful. It Is
traced
It
to
Its
source.
He
haa
ob
A t Boston, 2; Detroit, 6.
from her present state o f disorganise*
A t Philadelphia, 16; Cleveland, 4.
tlun. asd that aha will require many served that the same watch, when ‘bought b ya few local citixens that
worn by his wife, runs vary Irregu this project would save considerable
A t New York, 8; Chicago, 7 (10 in- •hips which roald bo conveniently
larly, whereas when worn by him It expense, ss now when fruit Is ship
built at Varna.
ningf).
la perfectly correct. “ Now, how la
Alriander Radoloff, Bulgaria* min
ped nbresd or to Northern points by
A t Washington, 6; St. Louie, 7.
It," he asks, "that ao many women
ister o f the Interior, told the corre
have such a bokful Influence tut the way o f Sanford or Jacksonville
epondent one. of tba greatest oppor
It Is loaded twice, once In Sanford,
watches?"
American Aaeodation
tunities for enterprising Americans
and when it arrives in Jacksonville
A t Milwaukee, 14{ Indianapolis, 2.
Certainly
much
in
due
to
the
fact
existed In the canning, auger, Ashing,
it is again reloaded on to the ocean
A t St. Paul, 2; Toledo, 0.
forest and mining Industries. He said that to women the watch la a lets
necqssnry
tool
of
life
than
a
beautiful
going
steamers, therefore doubling
A t Minneapolis, 3; Columbus, 1.
huge profits awaited Americans who
This route
might establleh canning factories for > adornment; that they care more for the cost o f loading.
A t Kansas City, 7; Louisville, 6.
the enormous quantitive o f fish that I Ha looking elegant on the wrist than would l>e longer by truck but would
| for Its being right; that they handle
swarniPd the Black tea, the Danube
save the extra expense which occurs
National leagu e
and other rlvera. and for the packing i carelessly und Inconsiderately this deli in Sanford.
A t Pittsburgh, 8; Brooklyn, 2.
cate apparatus,
o f compressed beef, fruits and vege
This canal would help to open up
A t Cincinnati, 4; Boston, 1.
Hut there must la- another more potables In which the country was so
east Orange county na it is near
A t Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 0.
tent
rouse.
It
has
lieen
observed
that
rich. There was not a single canning
the elecirlrlly coniulned In the human this port and the citrus growers
A t St. Louis, 0; Now York, 0.
Industry In the sute, he declared.
laxly exerts a direct Influence on the could haul their fruit to Cocoa to be
"W o hnve enormous forest arcus
where It will he necessary only to dellrote mechanism of the watch. It loaded on the boats. There would
GAMES T O D A Y
may he that the small form o f a wom be n chance for east Oran go county
build narrow gauge railways to pro
Orlando nt St. Petersburg.
an's watch renders it very sensitive
duce some of the finest timber and
to develop into one of the greatest
Daytona nt Jacksonville.
to the electro magnetic Influence that
paper
pulp
In
the
world."
said
11.
citrus districts in Florida.— Orlando
Tampa nt Lakeland.
emnnntes from l tie body.
Itailolnrr. -W e are prepared to gl.e
Senlinol.
responsible Americans concession* In
LEA G U E S T A N D IN G
these regions
We feel the United SNAKES HAVE LARGE 'LITTERS*
That Alnchun county will havo the
Florida Stale League
States knows us better than any other
Putnam and
Won Lost Pet. foreign power. That's the reason wa Boa Constrictor, in Captivity, Gav* hearty coperntlon o f
Marion counties in seeming improv
St. Petersburg
21
10
.077 want Its business men. capitalists and
Birth to Slaty-Four Living Young
ed highways from Gainesville to Pal*
Lakeland ...... .
18
L'l
.581 engineer* In help us develop our
—Ollier# Prolific.
ntka ami from Gainesville to Ocala
Orlando
1C
15
.510 natural resources."
The slxteen-fooi Trinidad anaconda, is assured. This support wns pled
Daytona
15
15
.500
or Water bon, ut the London Zoologic ged at meetings held In each of these
Tampa ..............
18
14
.438
ADOPTS CANNIBAL KID
al garden*, not long ago gave Dirtli to cities.
Jacksonville
.... 0
22
.290
twenty-four young pues. The new
born snake* wen* twenty-alx Inches
The orange and grapofruit bloom
National lea g u e
long and utiout an Inch lu diameter
i <s
Won I.oal
at llie thickest part of the body. this season is the heaviest that has
Now York
10
In color and marking they resembled been seen in the Winter Haven sec- *
4
.800
the adults— that I*. they were of a ttion in years. Not only is the out- ■
Chicago
12
7
.032
dark
greenish hue with black spots.
side of the trees covered with bios- 5
St. L o u is ...............
11
9
.650
That number of young had Iwcn ex anms and buds, but there is an ex
Pittsburgh
.........
I
10
.524
ra
ceeded by u seven teen-foot snake at ceptionally large Inside bloom in many
Brooklyn .
10
10
.500
the New York Zoological park, which groves. It'* a good start fo r n suc
Philadelphia
........ 10
11
.470
produced thirty-four young, still an
cessful year.
Cincinnati
15
7
.318
other anaconda Im* been known to
Boston
4
14
.222
produce thirty-seven st a birth, and a
The Moore Haven Sugar Corpora
large H|«rlrnen of hon constrictor gave
birth to alxty-four living young. The tion is turning out raw sugar nt the
American Lenguc
pythons differ from Hie boa* In thut rate of .'10,000 pounds a day, and mo- 1
Won I.ost
they lay eggs and coll around a heap lasses to the amount o f 10,000 gal
N ew York
10
7
of tliem until they hatch. An ollldal Ions u week.
St. Louts ..........
10
8
of the New York Zoo says that the
Cleveland .
12 10
pythons produce from fifty to a hun
12
Philadelphia
10
dred egg* at a time, and a specimen
Boston .......................
0 n
of python retlculutUM deposited sixty
egg", about which she colled, and from
Chicago ..................... 10
12
which ahe fought off all Intruders, but
Detroit
0
13
her effort* proved of no avail, for the
Washington
8
tfi
eggs were Infertile.
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22-Six-i7 Sedan
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22-Six-19 Touring
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22-Six-50 Sextan
2375
22-Fnur-3l Roadster $ 895
22-Four-35 Touring
935
22-Four-,Hi Coupe
1295
22-Four-37 Sedan
1395
22-Six-11 Roadster
1365
22-Six-45 Touring
1395
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Now Orleans
11
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Mobile
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Memphis
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Nashville
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Atlanta
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Chattanooga
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Birmingham
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Roosevelt's first appearance In the
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editorial Columns of n New York new*
.03(1 army aviator, nml Ills wife arrived in paper was probably Hint in the Eve
Ann Francisco recently
fruin the
.015
ning Font of February 23. 1878. Roose
Philippine*, they sprung u surprise
.000 hy introducing I heir adopted *»-n. nn velt wns llien a sophomore at Har
.458 1 Igorrote o f the connllml hcnd-lititiilng vard. eighteen years old. The Evening
ano 1 tribe of l.iimii. The Utile fellow, how Post devoted u long editorial to the
quest ton whether the English sparrow
.292 ever. ihd'sifl cat human flesh any
had been a benefit or a pest. It men
.110 more.
tioned a recent discussion of the sub
ject at no nrulthologh nl dub In t'ninOrange county prosperity is reflec MANY JAPS QUITTING U. S bridge. Mass, saying: ‘‘.Mr. Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., of Hits city, gave the
ted iti the receipts of tha Orange
Every Liner Leaving California for bird* credit for doing some good, hut
county Sub-Exchange for Thursday
thought I lint they often ale the hud#
the Orient Camp# Hundreds
o f this week which amounted to $57,of fruR trees, and he any a that in
Bark Homs.
409.90
Manager L. A. Hake* atuU-;l
Egypt the) lire wasteful devourer* of
ns he displayed the big check that
l«ca Angeles, Cut.— Wlint appear* to grain." In Roosevelt'* "An Anloldogthis put the receipts o f the local cx- lie a hack to-Jifpun movement of the rnphy" n good deal I* noted of Ida
change fo r fruit shipped during the Japanese in southern California, noted ornithological Interests during these
present season well over the $1,500,- *« Lu* Angeles newspaper* nt varloue yeurs; these Interest#, of course, per
00 mark.
tIiimw In the lust six months, waa sisted throughout tils life.
continued from Los Angeles with the
Diamond Rivers.
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departure recently of n Japnncae
A new road is being openel upon finer i„ mn,| dJr(N., ftir th„ orte|l,
The geological forma I Ion of the fa
the went able o f Luke Ola between
Several hundred Japanese, mostly mous diamond region In the Mule of
the Pinola Farm and the Mt, Dora women nml children, and aimng the llnhln. llrntll, shows Hint nt some
and Lake Jem road. A ll the land on hitter many
Americun-born,
were time in the hlNtory of the world the
this road has bejn surveyed into lots aboard the liner when It steamed out tiiumitrtliis there were thrown up by a
of Hie harbor, fallowed by u host of hot iiiukn and the carbon In the alone
to he sold for Itiulding purposes.
fishing boats, from which their fellow rrystnllrrd Into gems. It wss. In e f
fect, an electric furnace on a gigantic
countrymen called farewells.
Virtually every liner leaving Los •rale. In llrnxHInn diamond milling
N O T E D E D IT O R
Angeles for the Orient In recent natural water courses play an Itiipor
S U F F E R E D FO R
month"
Inis been rrewded
with Innt pert. Water and the weather
gradually disintegrate the rocks, nml
Japuttese.
F IF T E E N Y E A R S
the diamond* are washed down Into
gullies and the bed* of river*, whence
Steal* a Pest House.
Frank K. Damn*, Editor of "A m eri
they sre recovered hy the mlnrr*. lu
Freeland, Pa.—The Freeland |x**t
some pluce* diver* sre employed to
can Youth." rhlrago, T ell* of Phy house hn* been stolen again. A few
work at the bottom of the rivers, fill
tic Ians Inability to Help IDs Severe months ago iiii enterprising rltlxen put
ing narks with silt Hint contain* the
ting
up
a
home
carried
off
the
building
and Cnmpllrated lntr*tinnl Trouble.
and was u*lng It* timbers In the bun diamonds. The river beds are rich
Ferraline Brought Relief.
galow', despite the chance Hint they In precious atones which raunol he extract nl advantageously, If at sit, hj
carried smallpox gi-rmn In them, when
Business and professional men And Hie police urreMted him. The thieves
the method* now In vogue.
Ferraline to be o f ppeculiar value in made a better Job this time, nml noth
No farm trnclor ever offered more money value, or more work value, than the F o r d s o n Tractor
restoring strength, relieving run down ing hut ilie foundation remains.
Exsreise for Blood Pressure.
at thin astounding new low price.
Certain vigorous exercise* are dis
conditio nnnd building up the system.
tinctly beneficial In most enact of too
Mr. Frank K. Damns recently sent us
No fnrm power unit you can possibly huy will do more for so little— and no fnrm, regardless of
high blood pressure. At * recent
the follow ing interesting statement:
*8
size
or location can afford to be without a Fordson Tractor.
mi-tdiig
of
the
New
York
Academy
of
Saved Employer From
"H a v in g suffered for 15 years with
Medicine Dr. C. Ward Crainplou de
a severe and complicated ensr o f in
plnce you order now— there in no time for delay or comparison. Price alone makes your choice
Suicide; Given Raise
scribed Ids favorite treatment o f , this
testinal trouble and having tried num
the Fordson. A fter that, performance will prove to you! aa it has to 170,000 owners, that tins
trouble, which Included regular ever
Although John T. Lyons, u
erous physicians nml remedies, I was
light, compact Fordson is the most efficient power plant ever hitched to a farm tool.
else.
grocer, of Wnterbury, Conn., reinduced to try F E R R A L IN E , the won
Ix't tm prove it to you. Write, call or phone today.
In the curlier stage* the following
cenlly decided he linil enough of
program wa* advised: I. Morning ex
derful Natural Tonic, and found it con
life, nevertheless he wit* *<*
erclse, 12 minute*; 2. Walk three
tained the elements and properties
grateful to hi* clerk, Raymond
quarter* of an hour; 3. Vigorous exnecessary to relievo my suffering,
Hlmonson, f*«r frustrating hi*
enUc with sweating thn*- times a
tone up my system and rebuild and in
nubble attempt that lie gin a the
week; 4. In (he open half a day.
vigorate my digestive organa.
clerk a big Increase lu salary
iu mlviineed i.t»et the exerrlM j
and i mull’ him Ills at ore manager.
T gladly recommend F E R R A L IN E
should tie milder. O f course, exercise
Lyon* hanged llm -clf from a
to su ffer* from Stomach Troubles,
I* only a part of the general treat
beam
In the rear of Id* store
Chronic Diarrhoea,
or
Intestinnl
mint, and there are ninny case* Ir
l i M
I i
and wn* almost dead whsn
which It should not he given, especial
Troubles."
- I n-i-n .on nit his body down with
|y those In which the heart and kid
C. C. COBB. Salesman
Buy a bottle o f Ferraline today.
■ T. M EAD E FOX, Salesman
•i tmicht-r knife.
neys lire scrlotuly Involved.
Start on the rond to health without de
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1922
METHODISTS c h e e r
M EN TIO N OF W ILSO N
IIBFORE C O N F E R E N C E
T u t e is a matter of
I lit Thr tiurlalrt I’rrMI
tobacco quality
C U T T H IS OUT— IT IS WORTH
MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c and
mail it to Foley & Co., 2886 Sheffield
Av«.( Chicago, 111., writing your name
nnJ ®ddrc,i clearly. You will receive
*n rcturn *» trial package containing
Foley** Honey and Tar Compound for
C0UKh*> colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills fo r pains in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
HOT SF’ RiNGS” ' Ark", * May 10.—
A demontratlon in honor o f former
\\t state it m ° ur )’onfrt
t*i;,flh*(the«oWc<MuwJ
iTitident Wilson; adoption o f rcsoia Chr»trd»dd U t of finer
lutions of greeting to Mr. Wilson,
President Harding and Secretary o f
.Witr (“ J h,M< ol brttef
tutr) th.n ln »n y o * h * '
State Hughes; the rending o f rcit tSr |>r*«ports on the collection and disburse
lu it t t 2
Tibatn C»
ment o f rentennary funds; and tho
transaction o f n quqantity o f rou
ting business occupied the attention
yesterday o f delegates to the nine
teenth <iundrennial conference of tho
,<M
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. 5
7
Numerous committee
meetings ■
Were held last night
and leaders ■
said a large number o f reports "
probably will be ready for presents- J|
tion today.
The outburst enmo with the in- ■
tmduetian
of
special
resolutions "
whi h lauded the form er president |j
fee
for hi« efforts toward the establish- ■
Went o f international
accord and
Congratulated President Harding and
Secretary Hughes on the work done
by the Washington conference. When
the rending clerk spoke Mr. Wilson’s
name bis succcuing words were
drowned in the flood o f cheers and
C IG A R E T T E S
applause from nil pnrts o f the hall.
?0 (o r 18c
Prc-uling officer* tried vainly to reo f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended
10 (o r 9c
More qquiet but Bcvernl minutes elVacuum tins
np»cd before the crowd would set
tle
of 50 - 45c
After stating that the campaign
to etituin $.’16,000,000 n* a "thank o f
fering" bad resulted In n total suhription o f $39,(111,180, the centennary « nmm it tee's statement to the
conference snid:
vice the discoveries and the achieve
Oranfo
Park
is
located
about
twelve
"This is nearly two millions more
ORAStiE PARK N \MED
\< MOOSE HOME SITE miles southwest o f Jacksonville, on ment* of science; tlint he is giving than the nmnunt asked for Imth In
the St. Johns river. Aceordiny to the tu one patient all that is known to new money and the regular incomes
Announcement of the selection o f announcement o f it* selection, work the nrt.
ofthc boards for five years, which
If, in some way, all this could be brings the total amount o f incomes
(.
I a , as the site for on the construction o f tho home would
tfct home for aged Moose, will bring I'1’ begun at once. Approximatclf I,* measured In the bill, pcrhnps the pa for that period up to uliout $60,000,forth pretests from the Tnrnpa Lodge. ••»><> applications from persons elifi- tient would more gladly pay the fee. 000."
Ile.1 Cross Magazine.
t
|. o. 0 M.. and probably from other ble for admittance to the home hnve
1
eon
received.
lod.-ri thrmivhnut South Florida, ncRoom and board $12.60 per week
Judge Cohen hus taken it lending
Table board at Hotel Montezuma. muj UJ)— Hotel Montezuma.
cerding to M. Henry Cohen, of the
35-6tc
local lodce. in a statement last night. fart in the light o f tho Tntnpa lodge $10 per week. Rest of service und
36-CU
Announcement of the selection of to have this city chosen as the site cruisine.
There will be n meeting of tho
Onr.pr Park has been made by Rod- for the erection o f the home. The
alumni
association o f the S.inford
itj II. Brandon, supreme secretary of light was begun more thun a year
Hcst of room nnd board at the Tem
High School at the high school Mon
ago.
Judge
Cohen
stated
last
night
the i rdrr, who declared the site was
ple Club.
35-0tc
day night, May Sth nt 8 o'clock. AH
sdutc-d on its merits from among a that the remonstrance would be de
members nre urged to be present to ■
cumber of other desirable sites of- livered to the supreme head o f the
“ F iji Going Right Straight Rack tr dikcuss plans for our big banquet.
■
Moose order.—Tampa Tribune.
htvd.
■
My Dear Old Florida Home," ct Hin■
33-tt-dh
The Tampa lodge will draft resolu
1 r.
termistcr’s Piano Store, Wolakn lllock.
tions immediately, depnenting the
T H E DOCTOR'S P A Y
' 20-tfp
Room nnd board $12.60 per week
selection of Orange Park as tho site,
35-0t.
and up.- -Hotel Montezuma.
men temporarily," Judge Cohen snid.
" A doctor is expected to he rendy
Rest o f room and Uinrd at the Tem
h it* Cohen was appointed choir- nt any hour o f the day or night, for
■
ple Club.
,
35-Ctc
m
man of the rommlttec to draft the n small fee or a Inrge fee," says II. G.
u
D IV r
P
U i n
r n
m luti’ns. The committee Includes: Wells in his "N e w Worlds fo r Old."
u
I I I T Vj Mb
R. 0 Album. .1 \
T. C. Cot- "Existing conditions, however, require
•is
t* William Husband, J. Pnstcrniack, thnt whatever else the doctor docs or
A U T O R E P A IR S
»H E. I) Hitchcock.
does not do, he must secure his fee.
fth»r lodccs in the state will he He is competing in n crowded market
»*k«l by the Tampa lodge to follow for gain, and keeping his energies per
A ll W ork Guaranteed
Its rumple and to urge that tho site force fo r those who pay for them.
le rnrr.*i.!trcd. Judge Cohen said.
"W hatever powers men want to ex
South. Florida's superior merits arc ercise, whatever service they wish to
f»»‘ n enough for the action, it U do it is n preliminary condition that
Corner First and Elm
understood.
by earning something or selling something they achieve the opportunity.
Phone 447-W
The g ift o f getting is the supreme
g ift — nil others bow before it. This
must go on until there shall come n
change in the spirit o f living— n
change from the spirit o f gnin (which
now necessarily rules our lives) to a
l u . ' i i t i»
up
spirit o f service."
L A Y E R RO LLS
From tho viewpoint o f the public
for 32 and nnd especially the patient, the doctor’s
IIONOGRAPH RECORDS
:>PUL \R SH E E T M USK
fees are considered high. It simply
rompures the minutes he spends in
examination with the dollars of his
H IN T E R M IS T K R
hill.
P IA N O CO.
Perhaps the art nnd practice and
the traditions o f medicine itself nre in
*,Vr*nka lll|»ck
part to blame for this distorted view.
The pntient has no adequate idea of Thr Country Club nnd Golf Link-, arc
what he is receiving for his fee. The almost completed. You will want the
practice o f medicine has not been best in everything in the
"sold" to him.
He docs not realize that in the hour
Sporting Hoods Line
o f service o f the doctor, who has
We are agents for the Celebrated
given hi* whole life thnt he niight
now n lic v e nnd cure the one case be
fore him; there is concentrated nnd Spaulding Line o f C oif
,o:' Palmetto Av enue
applied nil the medicnl knowledge of
Goods
the ages and the surgical skill of the
sANFORD
...
FLO RID A centuries. He does not appreciate
■■■■■ that the doctor couples with his ser- I’ atronize your home merchants
everything you need to purchase,
are here to stay.
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%
IAN0S
$9.00
We have them
110 volts
MAZDA
LAMPS
PLAY SOLF
32 and 110 Volts
F. P.
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
• whnJ!)ere *s satisfaction in kn ow in g that
j
- ou send fo r a thing that you w ill ge t it.
i
so
— llaker & Holmes Co., Jacksonville,
Fin.
30-fltc
N O T IC E TO
FARM ERS
Now ’s the time for you to I uy t M OLINE TR AC TO R . We
have n 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 IJ N E , Model 1), latest improved Tractors
fo r $528.00
Cnn 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 place
your order now.
H ELL
BRO S.
L A K E MONROE. FLO RID A
IMIONE 2102
S tu d eb ak er
Little Six
Special Six
$1230.00 Hix Six ........ $2025.00
............................. $1680.00
(l)ellvered)
SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY
A . C. FORT, A gen t
WIGHT BROS. GAKAGE-
SA N FO R D , FI.A.
STOP
EXTRA SPECIAL
For len dues onlv we will install genuine Globe Stop Light*
for
REG U LAR $r».00 V A L U E
PITTS & u l
1 0
The Economy Shop
Phone 6fi
111 I*nrk Avenue
Hot Weather
Is Here
DR. MILLER’S
hI V
* o u r Purpose to maintain our stocks
at you will not be disappointed.
S vancfd?L^r thin£»— the price is not adj
during a tem porary local shortage.
Headache Powders
:
Wo are at your service all the time.
tase
Heat far Headache and Neuralgia
A t First Gass Drug Stores
[ DOSES-------- 25c-------- S DOSES
W HY NOT TRY
URK’S REPAIR SHOP
&
W H E N YO U R C AR IS OUT OF
W H ACK
Phone 536
Wsshingsnd Polishing a Specialty
GROW ERS S U P P L IE S
................1 ,
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M ill*
Foot o f First Street, Sanford Avenue
A L L WORK G U AR AN TE E D
W
A 20TH CENTURY COOLER
W ill Help You Keep Cool
S
See our window display o f all kinds
■
Ball H a r d w a r e Co. j
&
‘A M
mes
IA Complete Stock
i
cleansing cathartic for constipation,
biliousness, headaches, and sluggish
CHECK O N
Y o u rse lf
NEW PERFECTION
QU Cook Stores *nd Chens
T
H E R E ’S no imoke and
smell
itnell to make diut
able work o f cooking with the
New Perfection Oil Stove,
dean, intense heat drives
diicctly against the utensil
end the name says when
you set it.
,
"We'D be glad to demonstrate
how easily you can regulate
the New Perfection for any
sort o f cooking. W e have the
New Perfection Oven also—
and it bakes perfectly.
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jo not try to
pay bills without a chocking
account
If you do, you will surely get all tangled up.
Endorsed chocka nre legal receipts; and, be
sides, with a checking account you can keep
an accurate record o f your expenditures.
The Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially Invites
you to become one o f its customers.
Sanford
Furniture Co.
] The Peoples Bank of Sanford
) •.
H
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922 ^
PA GE FOUR
the new buildings la going forward their last car o f cukes for the
satisfactorily,
an dthe other packing houses a n itb i
also.
l*ri
_______ I * r * r r
•■«•»<
1 * 7 at Ik * ll* r a M l a l M l u , IBT
A Florida man has obtained a pat
M ag M ila A f t , l i a l H l F U .
Another paragraph. "Railw ay in
ent fo r a roadw ay, made o f three
According to the Orlando ScUiaeL
vestments, therefore, ought to be en
strips of concrete, economy o f ma the postoffice buildnig ia to under*.
couraged by a rate o f return a u ffi-I
terial and labor being his object.
a change soon, which will great)*
PUBLISH!
cirntly nbove what could be oxpectcd
facilitate the conduct of buaineaa u
_____________M ll* f in general industrial lines as to clear
ft. J. H O L L Y _
The Italian government has con that important place. A balcony j,
. l H r » U r / - T T » M » r * r ly constitute railway inveatmonts a
It* J. L I LLA1U>
. U ***ra l S a M l t f
K. A. N K K L ___
tracted for a telegraph cable by way to be erected which will add coniidtr
C. L. IR W I.V
< lrra U < l«a H * u ( t r preferred class.”
What effrontery.
o f Spain and the Canary and Cape ably to the space In the building, oJ
P k * a * 1W « | la I M P. M.
Why should railway investments be
two extra sections of lock baxe* wffl
A l i r r t U l i i H a t** M i l , K h * i
Verde Islands tto South America.
preferred over other industrial stocks
A »U «a ll* *
be conveniently placed to occomodtte
and bonds? The burden o f the ar
Habarrlpllaa P r l* * la A I t i i m
The United States, Greet Britain as far as possible the growing fc.
Om Y e a r ____ __
gument presented by these railway
I la M a a t k a ______ __________________
and France are the only nations obis msnd for this service.
executives is that the volume o f
n * l l * * r *4 la c i t r kf C arrier
to send radio messages around tbs
O a* W e e k ..........
....... ............I t Ceata their business must be greatly In
- ■
o---------According to the Lakeland Tt|t
world with their own stations.
Tfce k l ( 13- la l t * y * ( e W eek 17 H er creased before they can reduce rates.
gram the Auhurndale Citru* Crow,
a t ! ea t Ire I j ear era R eadaal* C e a a tr
H
IT
TH
E
B
A
L
L
• a ! la paklUbeA • » **T P r iA a f. A l r « f > Then why not encourage industry so
What is expected to be the best ers’ Association has decided to tract
tla la s rat re a a l t k a a w a ea b m I
that production may be increased?
Ila a. D eataeralle la h UII m . I l l *
equipped laboratory In tbs world for a new packing house at Auburrdala
I
f
I
were
in
a
game
of
golf,
Instead o f making railroad invest
raar, at rear* la a4eaaa*.____________
testing iron ores Is being erectod i t Tho old plant will be tom down aaj
For health, or fun, or fame,
■ K M B K H T IIK ABBOC1ATBD 1‘ H K M ments preferred, a position they have
a modem, up-to-date itructurr, equip,
the Univeriity o f Minnesota.
I'd
play
to
win;
I
’d
do
my
best,
The Associated Presa is exclusive long enjoyed until they overreached
A young ftlls r, run tem pi* tin' m a tri
pod with the best machinery ,^4
I
wouldn't
even
stop
to
Jest—
ly entitled to the uao fo r republlca- and killed o ff traffic, let us reverse mony, should remember that a young
I'd play to win the game.
There are nearly 45,000 sheep in equipment wil take ite place. The
tloo o f ell newa diapatchea credited to the process and make industrial in gal's n ifty lookin' feet have nothin
Argentina, where they are raised! ncw Pl*nt W*U c0" t about 125,000, and
tt or not otherwise credited In thla pa* vestments preferred
and farm ing te do with th‘ making e f dlgestlbls
^st that can be secured. The
I might o f course, moke some poor chiefly fo r meat, wool production be- * *
per and alao tht> local news published profitable ,and there will be a season pie-crust.
ing secondary consideration.
; capacity o fthe new plant at Auburndrive
herein.
o f general prosperity in which the
------------------------dale wil be four carloads a day.
And be compelled to stall,
A ll right* of republication of spec railroads will share. All will bo glad
Mr. Babe Ruth, the King of
Overalls
held
in
place
by
s
t
e e l ------------------------But
I
wouldn't
quit—
I'd
get
the
lay,
ial diapatchea herein nre also re to sec the railroads prosperous to
Swat, Is more than a sporting
By
sizing
up
my
only
play,
hands
and
which
con
be
taken
o
ff
in
N O TIC E !
served.
note. He is an editorial. While
the exclusion o f other industries.
And then I'd "H it the Ball."
four pieces without being pulled over
Having sold out the book nnd perihe
cools
inpatient
heels
upon
linilrond executives nre slow to
soiled shoes have been invented.
. odical and magazine business to E, D,
the bench, waiting out the ‘‘sen
recognize changed conditions. It is
All
through
you
life
you’re
playing
Mobley, all o f our old customer* will
tence” o f Judge Landis who is
“ The Bootleggers" are nt the I>c-' " 0t " ° C#l,y
« p,0‘ t
P ^ llc a.
golf,
The
shipping
season
fo
r
cucumbers
now
find » complete line of all th*
keeping him out o f baseball
Land Theatre this week. Suppose they |” nCc .Upo,,| n
,° * r me* n“ of
Or,
call
it
what
you
moy,
nt
Wnuchuln
is
growing
to
a
close,
magazines,
papers nnd periodicals at
temporarily to show him thnt ho
will visit Sanford also.
r\V.cl " m ,1 l™ - p o r t.tlo n are open
But do you really do your best,
the dry weather having cut tho crop Mobley’s Drug Store on I’nrk Avenue,
isn't
bigger
thnn
tho
game,
the
____
to the people and they are taking ad
And make your business do the rest, short and caused much of the late 29-tfc
T. J. M ILLER 4 SON.
Babe’s team strides along at a
vantage of them. It will be impoaTo make life really pay?
fruit to he inferior.
The Truck
______.
pennant-winning clip just as
Grecce will bottle up all of Tu rk ey, B|b|e for railroad companies in the
Growers’
Association
have
loaded
The
Herald,
lf>c
per
week, delivered.
though there never had been
and we suppose tho dealers in turkios f llture to speculate in railroad aeThere's
one
sure
thing
you’ve
got
to
such n thing as the Bambino to
In the United States will use this p ro-, curitles %y their gambling methods
do,
tear o ff homo runs for it in days
pagan (In fo r raising the price on the o f working tho market up and down,
■cm
If
you’d
surcced nt all;
great American birds.
gone by. Even worse—n young
nor can they water their stock and
You've got to think -you've got to
upstart down St. Ixiuis wny,
expect dividends on tho water.
plan—
A ll Florida is divided into three
Williams by name, usurps the
Florida's remedy is not in the wat
Or else be classed an "also ran” —
parts. This is not part of the history
headlines ns heir apparent to tho
er that is put into railroad stocks,
You've got to "H it the Ball.”
o f Gnu! hut is being done by the pro
Home Run Crown.
His eighth
. hut in the water thnt God put into
hibition agents for the el minalmn of
...
„..
.
.
.
und ninth clouts fo r four bases
...
..
the streams. The alt-water route Is
— It. J. Shoemaker.
went down on Saturday’s score
an easy affa ir in Honda. Lukes and
board— while the Babe hns yet to
Cleanliness is next to Godliness
rivers seem to have been planted
By almost unanimous vote Leesface his first panic-stricken pitThe bridge across the St. Johns riv
here against the evil of this day.
burg carried its $J8,000 bond Issue
er nt Jacksonville is making so much
rher for the senson o f 1022. How
We invito Mu* public and all ttaers of ELDER
People arc making tho most o f these
for a new school building Inst week.
fleeting nnd ephemeral is tho
money for the county thnt tho commis
bPK
iN G S W ATE R to vital the tpriUK ai.J ;a
natural highways.
A new negro school building' will also
importance o f mere mnnl Some
sioners do not know what to do with
our
method
of liandlinif ita product. Why take
Over at Kustis a dredge Is nt work
be erected. A few years ago Lees
o f ur rate ourselves ns so utter
it- A ll county commissioners could
a
chance?
Your eminent physicians claim
deepening the channel on the lake
burg believed its present school homo
ly indispensable thnt we rather
take a lesson from this and have noththat
this
water
in unexcelled and its purity
was sufficient for many, many years
pity the poor old earth as wo
Ing but county bridges instead o f tho
10 1U,1
nt } nrK° bontl' rnn dock
makes
it
most
beneficial
for many troubles.
The growth o f the city hns been mar
private controlled ones.
n" '1 dredK|n* in * fcw P,ac« «
contemplate its trouble in wor
velous.
where rivers connect lakes and will
rying along without us when
Tho Ford people o f Sanford as well os the
give the people o f n largo nnd pro
we
are
gone.
For
nil
such,
tho
I ’m Going Right Back to My Dear
Western Union recommend this wnter for
ductive territory access to tho sen.
Tho Likchind Telegram is well
Babe is a senium nnd a moral.
batteries.
Old Florida Home, is the title o f a
A dredge would quickly nnd econom
pleased over the report that a “ home
But yesterday he wns the eclip
song now being extensively circulat
ically connect the Orlando territory
company” hud l>een awarded tho con
Call phone 811 nnd have a bottle of this water
sing superdrendnnught o f
his
ed, and with the words by Robert W.
with the Indian river and the sea.
tract for the mill work fo r the, con
sent you and protect vour health.
team and league.
Today with
Pearmnn, Jr., nnd music by W ill
A channel to the sea from Orlnndo
struction o f Southern College. Tho
out him, the Ruthless New York
Donaldson, it will no doubt attract
would servo a vast territory o f in
Lukclnnd Manufacturing Company,
Yankees
bowl
along
atop
the
new attention 'to this fnvored land.
land Florida. Then like California,
o f which W. F. Sneed is president,
list, nnd baseball finds another
The cover design is most convincing,
co-operative companies should ho or
hns secured the contract to supply
Hercules to whale the horsehide
fo r there Is shown n sail-looking boy
ganized to own and operate tho wat
sash,
doors nnd other mill supplies.
sphere out o f the lot. It will be
evidently just o ff the Florida special
SB • «
SANFORD
FLO R ID A ;
er transportation. Railroad nnd boat
The
Telegram
say* Hint the total will
n
chastened
King
of
Swnt
who
which hns reached the land o f snow
companies are so closely associated
he something nbout $3.1,000. Work on
■■■■■■bbbbbbb!
returns shortly to Home D ate.
and ice—nnd below his where his
nnd investors nre so nearly identical
No man is so important in his proheart is cvh,« ntly, is a most wonder that hut little relief would come from
fission thnt tho profession cannot ■ ■ ■ ■ w a > * > -;r r L ':s :;M«aaNaaaaBBaBBiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBaaBaBBBaaaiaBaBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBaj
fut little bungalow, with cocoanut
present wnter transportation.
B
' get
without mum
him., This is the J
m od .
. ,, . ,
,
*-** along wivnuui
palms towering over the full-fruited
B
S
orange trees quite
near.
T h e ' 1 r,,'t m* er* of < nlifornia, Oregon, thought that would he submitted to
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
intc specific instances so that the
reading public wilt not be fooled by
these "expert statements.”
UNCLE HANK
per cent duty on the majority of
things he buys. • * •
The duty on
sugar is an affront to every American
consumer. But three and a half mil
lion Michigan people are asked to add
several million dollars to their sugar
hill for the direct benefit o f a few
hundred sugar mill stockholders and a
very small indirect benfit o f a hand
ful o f beet growers.”
American Agriculturist (N . Y . ) :
"They (our legislators) must bear in
mind thnt products basic to the proper
production such as raw fertiliser salts,
must be duty free so that production
Is encouraged ns cheaply as possible.”
S A F E T Y F IR S T
Elder Springs W ater Co.
“ words” are just what could be expectcd— n yearning for the land o f
sunshine nnd flowers, and tho music
is melodious nnd pleasing.- TlmcaUnlon.
Anthrncnose causes enormous loss
es in the watcmelon fields o f Florida
every year. Spray yours with hordenux mixture, using a l-l-!i 0 soblion, and prevent your share of this
loss.
,,nd
or,;“ nizinK thoiz Mr. Aesop for fable purposes were 5
own transportation companies and he still an inhabitant o f this muminno j
will get the ndvaiitnge o f whatever sphere.
*
profit there i» in shipping.
There is n newspaper publisher In ft
It must he admitted
that these Florida who boasts that
if every S
railroad executives have
an ugly Job man in every department failed to *
on their bunds. They have built on a ( show up for work some morning tho *
basis thnt will no longer stand up o f paper would come out nsusual. Tho ■
11 s own accord nnd the
people will paper might not contain «s much
nu longer pay tribute. Competition nows ns usual, the typographical np- 1
by land, by wnter nnd by air hns penrnnee might be ragged, the ediInjected new problems for these ox- tnrlals might he "scissored,” hut tho
ecutives
thnt can not lie solved by paper would come out In time! So
W A T E R W A Y S A R K TH E
the old methods, und if they do not it Is in every business, including
SO LU TION.
realize that fact now, some railroad baseball. No individual is so imporAmerican Railroads is the name employe, the source from which most tnnt that the earth would cease rois
their best discoveries come, will voicing if he happened to "wake up
o f n four-page paper whlch
■
City
by
discover
their trouble to them and tell dead" one o f these bright mornings. ■
published in New York
■
the Associated Railway Executives them how to remedy it. These big The world is in the habit o f rocking ■
■
o f America nnd sent out to tho news Imre guns can shoot big shells, nnd along, enjoying life ns comes, and
Mr.
Babe
Ruth
is
discovering
ho
these
are
no
longer
to
he
had.—
Repapers o f the country in the hope
■
hasn't a monopoly on the home run
thnt there are enough easy marks portcr-Ktar.
business."
to spread their propaganda to tho
:
— — o----------BUSINESS W OULD GO ON AS
public.
LE A D IN G FARM PA PE R S CON
U SU AL.
Just a few paragraphs from that
DEMN C A L A M IT Y T A R IF F
shoot will convince Florida growers
B IL L
There
arc
so
ninny
men
who
think
o f the blindness and unfairness of
tho
world
Is
resting
on
their
should- ■thesu railroad executives who are
Here nre the views of three leading
oven presumptuous in their conten ers nnd if something should happen
to them that the world would stop, farm papers on the Calamity T a riff
tions.
sec them
every day------------------and you won- bill:
"The farm er will get no benefit You
-----------------------------„
„
!i
from rate reduction."
Under this , der just how and where they
get The Southland Farmer (Houston,
n
head several columns are w r i t t e n ’ bat exxnltcd Idea— something t h n t Tex.,) calls the Senate T a riff bill “ a J
around expert theories to show th a t,
« ,0,*e seem to have. There in betrayal o f agriculture" nnd says «
freight rules have nothing to do with ,m mnl1 1,0 great or powerful thnt his "The promise fo r protection for fnrm ■
prices.
Florida
farmers nre not passing will ever cause milch moro products is Impossible to bring about {
talking from u theoretical hypothesis ,han n rippleon tho surface o f the
because we are an export nation for J
or expert reasoning. They have tho * world’s mill pond. The Jacksonville the main farm crops. This ta riff w ,„
absolute fip ts and figures to show Metropolis quotes from the case o f bring the farming regions of the West _
and South under still greater bondage J
thnt the profits of their crops are Babe Ruth ns follows;
"The
Grand
Rapids
llernld
reto the industrial sections of the East ■
eaten up in exorbitant railroad rates.
T a riff
marks
that
is
Aesop
were
here
he
[
nnd North. The Emergency ~
They have published the facts eovercould immortalize Babe Ruth in u showed the fallacy o f any ta riff help- £
ir us ing prices for farm products to any ■
fable. And there is n lesson for
£ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ nil in the case of the Great Bambino, extent worth considering. The bill is ■
son o f swat, home run hitter deluxe, one written by special interests for ■
Those who keep up with the great such interests, with little regard to the J
national pastime— who doesn’t, nt plain people o f the country, nnd it ■
least with the number o f circuit lakes no prophet to foretell what Its a
clouts mnrkcd up to Mr. Ruth's enactment will cost the Republican 2
credit?— remember that Babe went party responsible fur it.”
on a barnstorming tour Inst year In
The Business Farmer (M t. Clemens, R
defiance to the rules o f professional M ich.): "N early all o f the agricultural a
baseball ond the specific orders o f items are in terms o f specific duties. J
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valuations nnd compared with si
3 baseball. The trip wasn't as success current
the
ad
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rates on commodities "
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as
the
home
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thought
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following out the authority vested in chaser, we find that the agricultural w
him, took down Ruth’s sails consld- schedules are actually among the low- ■
ernhly by imposing a fine on hjrn nnd est on the list. O f what benefit to the J
pi Jretiring him to the grandstand for farmer Is a 25 per cent duty on a ■
Phones m -(9 <
n whole month.
Jworld grain like wheat, o f which we m
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The Legion Sax Band o f Sanford
;d a Y E V E N IN G A T H IG H SCHOOL
\Ve?t, Mr. Jam ie Robson, Mrs. Brown, Miss Robson,
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Johnny Schirard
MR. EDGAR B A LL, CONDUCTOR
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........................ Oveido Orchestra
............................Ovei.io Orchestra
........... :..........................Mrs. Brown
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.........................Legion Sax Band
(b) Night in June
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!tL|o—Selectee!
^phonc Specialties
...................... Master Johnny Schirard
James Robson and Miss Robson
abineil Band anti Orchestra
, Wait*—Little Bits of Pleasure.
Ling—America
............................... Audience Singing
SEEK D ISB AR M E N T OF
W E ST P A L M IIEACH A TTO R N E Y , J. 0. W ATSO N
NEXT TUESDAY
ks MOTORCADE
TO TITUSVILLE
. Orlsndo Chamber of Commerce
eistni » lomntlttce to get up a
4t t0 Titu-villo next Tuc«Ctk/deVgation to appear at the
trig Wore the United States cninvestigating the proposal to
Lrow the inland waterways sysr
.
Its oppose the building of n moi picture studio here, at tho noonly hwbfon todiy.
\iidit W. T. Illand, treasurer of
Fiords inlsnd Waterways Assogit. told the members i f tho
:k«r of the sv>ocintion meeting
|Sanford last night, nnd made an
*sl for a delegation to go to tho
n’ t it Titusville Tuesday to enaror to icure some advantage for
‘ in the inland Waterways dobL
|Jadge Blind declared that the imre cf this waterways project,
ignored by Orlando, was
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to none before the local peoH:
urgtd the importance
tte dtepenmg of the St. John's
m to permit ocean tonnnge to
ta Sanford.
ISaWliently S. J. Sli^-h, president
't b lr s - l Wa t e r wa y s Association
lbs: or the »anu subject, nnd by
>>j cf thawing <ome if the hnmliPjj* tfrp ted on shippers by the
plftad. inerted that only this
wrirc I' was notified that he
Wd hut to give in,tu| fur every
^ i of melon* he would ship
tr'
by way of guaranteep fright charg, *.
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y poller for v a g ra n c y , find then fa ll-
iig to appear against him.
Judge Davis issued an order direct
ing the state attorney to investigate
and fil^such pleadings in the case ns
he deemed proper,
The affidavits were sworn to by
Municipal Judge Joe Earnmn, tlio chief
of police nnd two policemen. They
stated that the nrreHt was made on
Watson's warrant, that he was verbally notified twice to appear in tho
case, that "he was drunk the first timo
notice was served on him,” that he
fniled to appear after second notice
and told the judge outside o f court
that he had never meant to appear, but
had thought to force payment o f a bill
o f $50 by thu arrest, tne case rcsult»'d Watson's citntion fo r contempt In
the city court, the decision being ro
versed in circuit court on tho tochnicality that Wntson received only verbnl notice nnd was not served with n
subpoenn.
A few days ngo Watson filed suit
for $2.5,000 damages agninst Earmun
but no bill o f particulars hnve yet
been filed.
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Sanford is some busy place.
A BANK IS AS STRONG
AS THE MEN
BEHIND IT
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Co" of A tlan ta was in
the city today catling on the local
printing trade.
Goodwin is a
Florida booster and is now living in
Miami having purchased n flue homo
there.
Fannie S. Munson, will be given in tho
High School Auditorium, Monday ev
ening, May 2l*th at 8:15.
A nominal admission o f 15c is for
program expenses. Scats mny be re
served in rows, center rows o f nino.
seats each $ 1.35; side rows, eight seats
$1.25, Phone 262 for reservations.
Mayor Henry calls fo r a Clean-Up
Week m this issue and
everyone
should heed the call and clean up and
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get ready for the big Shriner's celebration here May 27th and thereafter
fo r the many summer visitors who are
coming here on the summer excur
sions.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
Th*» exact replica o f nn English vil;n(f 0 Wns huilt by Whitman Bennett,
the producer, for use in the film ing
1(f » Tho DevU’s Garden." in which
Lionel Barrymore is starred and which
will be the attraction at the Princess
Theatre tonight. No expense
was
Mtir-Stir.
spared to Inject the proper atmosphere
i nn • . ,T
into this production, whic his based on
ATTENTION
the widely read novel o f the same
name, by W. B. Maxwell. In a rescue
ST. AGNES G U IL D
Tbti r v i - ~
scene involving the burning o f an orThe annual business meeting arid
y „ .
.......ty will have phnnngo .it was necessary to destroy
election o f officers of the St. Agnes
rl
...... l‘ lng lomor* a building. Lionel Barrymore, in goGuild was held Monday afternoon at
I’dock
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b.irnh House nt ing to the "rescue" o f the children,
the home o f Mrs. Clifford Peabody on
was slightly burned.
Myrtle avenue.
The Clyde Line announces n spec
ial summer rate on the river trip
between Sanford nnd Jacksonville of
$10 fo r the round trip effe ctiv e May
15th and up to including September
00th. This is one of the finest trips
in Florida nnd the round trip rato on
the fine Clyde steamers is well worth
the extra time it takes nr, the ship*.
N. DcV. Howard Chapter U. D. C.
of Sanford is one of the live chap
ters o f tho stale nnd w ere well rep
resented at the meeting in Orlando
Inst week in tho preaidant, Mrs. L.
G. Stringfellow, Mrs. B. W . Herndon
nnd Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, the secre
The president being out o f town, tory. They reported a fine meeting
Mrs. Archie Betts, presided. Reports jn Or|nn(|o nn,,
intcri.8t ,hown
were mndo fo r the past year, nnd the jf| th|, WQrk |)f the I)nU(r,ltera in cv
following officers elected fo r the com cry part o f the state.
ing year:
President, Mrs. Archie
Betts; vice-president, Mrs. Paul Dig
II. F. Wheeler of Oveido was in
gers; secretary, Mrs. A .
W . Lee; the city today on business nnd call
treasurer, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd; press re ing on his Sanford friends.
Mr.
porter, Mrs. Fred S. Daiger, jr.
Wheeler is a candidate fo r county
The thing that people tell
each other most often about
the Hupmobile, is that it is
almost impossible to wear
it out.
The next meeting of the Guild will
la* Monday afternoon, Mny 22, at tho
home o f Mrs. R. W. Pearmnn on West
First street. A ll those who can not
come please notify the hostess.
W e are still supplying parts
for the first H upm obiles
ever built, 12 and 13 years
Ago; and these cars are in
use today all over the world.
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H- & o. MOTOR COMPANY
8ALE S A N D SERVICE
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commissioner in the Oveido district
and has no opposition ns the people
who know his best are w ell satisthat he will make them a good
commissioner nnd while the people In J*
hut d rtriet ■
Sanford do not vote in th
they
are
glad
thnt
Mr.
W
heeler will
SAN FO RD R O TAR Y CLUB
he the next commissioner ns he I*
M AKE S GENEROUS D O N A
in . h . :
T IO N TO T H E H O S P IT A L projrrcssivo, is well versed
need o f his county nnd is n success
As president o f the Femnld*Laugh- ful business man.
ton Memorial Hospital, I wish public
ly to express my appreciation o f the B. Y. I*. U. PICNIC TOMORROW
generous donation o f $72.50, given the
The Baptist Young People’s Union
hospital by the Rotary Club o f San
ford. Such gifts as this, indicating will hnve a moonlight picnic tomor
a kindly nttitude on the part o f this row evening nt Crystal lake, the
worthy club, makes more pleasant the party w ill leave the Baptist Temple “
burden of the management o f the hos at six o ’clock, sharp, whore convey- *
Tho young ■
pital. With both the Rotary and tho nnces w ill be on hand.
brin
g well
Kiwnnls making frequent contribu- Indies are requested to
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tions the continued success o f the in- filled baskets or boxes, xvhllo tho
men w ill hoc to the transportation, a
atltution is assured.
All members and their friends have *
Respectfully,
a cordial Invitation.
T. W. L A W T O N .
Let us do your Job Printing.
Post Cards at ths Herald Office.
l». F. W H IT N K R , Cashier
K. P. FORSTER, President
CHULUOTA INN
On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Ernst Cosat Railway, Chalnota, Fla., among the pines sad lakes o f Seminole county, an up-to-date
modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot w ater heat. First
class cslslac, Rat#* S2.50 Ui $L3u p«r day; «iu to 118 per week, ac
cording ta location o f room.
MRS. C H A S . I). B R U M L E Y , M anager
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tnmittc* of five mem" _ -canlre the motorcade for
it Tiirtday, the
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— M oney, alone, cannot make n sound financial in
stitu tion—
— Steel vaults nnd modern appliances do not insure
the complete safety o f your funds—
— It ’s yo u r confidence in the MF,N B E H IN D TH E
IN S T IT U T IO N that impolls you to put your mon
ey there.
— Am i when n strong and friendly personnel is
hacked up by ample resources to take care of the
needs o f each w orthy customer, a hanking con
nection becomes a real nssot.
— It's on this basis o f Confidence that we invite
your account.
Frederick, returned last evening from rctnr>’ ,,f lht' ■■■"Hatlon for many
Clearwater, where they have been tho * t a r *‘
guests o f Mrs. Fred McMullen.
A. II. Goodwin of the Dodson Prin-
The assistant talent fo r the coming
commencement week, plnno recital,
will ho Miss Sue Magrader, soprano,
accompanisto, Mrs. Roberta Rcachnm
(Orlando),
Miss Magrudcr was a form er San
ford g ill, and in addition to the antic
ipation o f her beautiful voice, is tho
added interest o f many warm friend*
of the earlier years.
BUILDING
is difficult to keep up with him. H it •RACE C O M M IT TE E
Buildings arc being tom down and Intcst is a fine tw o atory building In
OF D I A L E lIIK A N
new ones going up.
the rear of his fu rniture store on
F A I L S TO F U N C TIO N
Second street and w e s t o f his apart
Mr. and Mrs. J. St. Clair White, ment house that fro n ts on Palmet
I nr Tkr A■•nrlatfS I’ m , I
LONDON, M ay 10.— Tho peace com
Jr., have as their gucat, Mrs. II. to. This new building will be a two
Stevens White of Jacksonville.
story brick the first floor to be oc mittee of the Dail Kircunn failed to
cupied by Mr. M ille r as a mortuary reach the basis fo r unity of factions
Mrs. Fred Daiger has returned from and funeral chapel temporarily and In Ireland according to Dublin advic
Clearwater and the Society pnge of a small warehouse In the rear. The es.
the Daily Herald w ill resume its ac second floor will bo n nice five room
customed brightness. Phono your so apartment with all modern conven
Drilling for petroleum and natural
ciety news to Mrs. D aiger ns usual.
iences. Mr. M iller w ill occupy the gas in Hangary so far has been un
first floor until such tim e as he can successful although some wells have
James Ward, o f the Merchants and construct a larger building for hie been bored to a depth of 600 metre.
Miners Steamship Line in in the city
today on business and
his
many
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Sanford friends are g ivin g him a ■
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warm welcome.
CDy Manager Bines and his assist
ants aro to bu congratulated upon
their good work in planting grass in
S O C IA L D E P A R T M E N T
Cctiljsa) Park nnd otherwise beauti
The members o f too Social Depart fy in g this part o f tho city. Central
ment o f the Woman’s Club were de Park could be made the show place of
lightfully entertained yesterday after this city.
noon nt bridge, at the club rooms, with
Mrs. G. I). Ilnrt ns hostess, assisted by
S. Bobbins has nn advertisement in
Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Robert Hines
this issue calling attention to the (net
nnd Mrs. Howard Ovcrlln. There were
that he is now in the new store on
eight tables o f players.
First street recently occupied by A.
Quantities of vnri-colored cut flow
R a ff eld nnd ready for the trade w!th a
ers combined with greenery, adorned
line new stock of goods. N ew frocks,
the tables nnd cabinets, form ing a
new suits nnd new hatn at very low
pretty setting for the party.
prices.
In the interesting game o f bridge
played during the afternoon, high
W ill Stevens of W in ter Park was
score was made by Mrs. E. P .Morse,
in the city today passing through
who was awarded a hand painted can
from Daytona Beach where he has :
dle stick and candle.
been sojourning for several days.
A t the conclusion o f the card game,
He has been with the Florida Post
the hostess served a dainty ice course.
. for some timo but has severed his
the plates being decorated with pink
connection with that paper and is *
rose buds.
thinking o f going to the mountains
V IL L A G E B U ILT TO M AKE
fur the summer months.
LIO N E L IIA BUY MORE FILM
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SANFORD
Vi t| k«
funeral and embalming business a t
the comer of Commercial avenue and
Palmetto in the rear of the poetof
T. J, Miller, the ‘ ‘ town builder” is fic e where he owns a fine piece o f
putting up another one.
Be has property. V erily, Sanford U grow
in g and T. J. la doing a man’s part In
been building so
many buildings
the building.
during the past six months that It
CALEND AR
Wednesday— Mr*. B. F. Whitncr will
entertain the members o f the Entre
Nona Bridge Club at her home on
Oak avenue, at 8 p. m.
Thursday— Mrs. F. L. Miller will en
tertain the members o f the Dupli
cate Bridge Club at her home on
Magnolia avenue.
Thursday— Mrs. R. J. Holly will enter
tain the members o f the Merrie Ma
trons and one extra table, compli
menting Mrs. Wnlter W ig h t
Friday— Mrs. Emma Johnson will en
tertain the members o f the Mothers
Club at 3:30 p. u . at her home, 206
Laurel Avenue.
Saturdny— Children’s Story Hour will
Mr. atid Mrs. W illiam Berry, II. H,
be held at Central Park ut 4 p. m.
Monday— The Woman’s Guild will give Witherington and H arry Witheringan illumination bridge party ut the ton o f Apopka were in the city yes
terday the guests of Mrs. H. C. Wat
Parish House at 3:00 p. m.
ers, the daughter o f Mr. Witherington.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bulger, Sr., left
this morning fo r their home in Tampa
F. L. Miller Is In Jacksonville to
after spending the past week
with
day attending the m eeting of tho
their son, Fred Daiger, jr.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers of
o
f Florida, Frank has been the see
Mrs. Fred Daiger, Jr., and little son
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley Walker an...... the
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W E S T PA LM BEACH, May 10.— 8th. The young Indy weighs 10 lbs.
Disbarment proceedings were institut- nnd has been given the name 0p
ed here Monday nguinst Attorney Jns. Jeanne Elizabeth.
O. Watson by Circuit Judge C. K.
Davis, when four affidavits wore film l
RESERVED S E A T S
with him concerning Watson’s action
The commencement week piano
in having a citizen arrested by the recital, under the direction o f Mrs.
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PERSONALS
HUB. FRED D A K ;K it, Society Editor,
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sons to whom he w as a sort of overlord. This is not true to
day because of altered political conditions. W e still have
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Counts, hut the Count business has changed somewhat.
BusincHs, of all kinds, has undergone something of a revo
lution. It was not ho many years ago thnt pack peddlers
w ere the Hole distributors and transporters of many of the
household articles o f the day. T h e ir legs set the limits for
most distribution problems in those days.
trnnsporTntion,
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Modern
progressive sales methods and ad
vertising—have broken the shackles of time. T h ey mnke a
speedy Job of w h at used lu take years. Through advertis
many
article has
introduced simultaneously in
^torcs all over the country.
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been
Advertising today Is the method used by business to tell you
w hy you should have certain goods and how to id en tify those
goods. The advertisements jo u find here are a truthful
catalog of neded merchandise.
Articles of all kinds and for nil purposes are presented in a
pleasant way through the medium o f type nnd picture. The
outstanding requirements of every member o f the family
are met by offers o f good merchandinc of proved value.
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ORDINANCE NO. 31
NOTICE OF BOND
ELECTION
MW E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS’
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erngc system o f tho City of Sanford,
Florida, nnd that the extension nnd
enlargement o f the drainage and sewcrage system of the City o f Sanford,
Florida, is a necessary public improve
A N O R D IN A N C E REPEALING P.E.*
ment and will bo o f general benefit in
VO KIN G A N D RESCINDING AX
its relation to the municipality.
O R D IN A N C E ADOPTED DY th‘p
Section B.— Thnt the amount
of
C IT Y
COMMISSION OK THE
bonds required for tho purpose set
C IT Y OF SANFORD, FLORIDA.
forth in Section 7, o f this ordinance
ON T H E TH IR D D AY OF MAY \
is the sum o f $10,000.00, and the sum
D. 1922, TH E SAM E BEING OR.
of $40,000.00 o f said proponed issue of
1)1N A N C E NO. 33, DECLARING
bonds is hereby appropriated fo r the
T H E SA M E TO RE AN FMRfc.
exclusive use nnd purposo set forth in
G EN C Y MEASURE, TO take
Section 7, of this ordinnneo.
E F F E C T IM M ED IATELY 1!POS
Section 9.— That it is the dctcm ii - 1 ITS
F IN A L
PASSAGE AND
nation o f tlie City Commission that
A D O PTIO N .
the sum o f $468,000.00 will be required
Whereas, tho City Commiiiion cf
to pay the cost o f constructing certain tht. City o f Sanford, Florida, did «q
paved, macadamized and other hard tjio 3rd day of May, A . 1>. 1922. adoji
surfaced streets in the City o f Snn a certain Ordinance, No. 33 in refer,
ford, Florida, and that the said pro i-ncc to amending certain su tionief
posed paving and hard surfacing of tho charter of the City of Ssnfori'
certain streets in said City is a nec- nru](
: PROFESSIONAL :
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(d ) Tlie construction o f paved,
Bonds numbered from 211 to 270 to
macadamized nnd other hard surfaced
Ito e i 1. Humphrey. In<llvli!unly nnd ns
Admlnlttrstrlx of the Kutnlo of W i l mature July 1st, 1933.
streets in the City o f Sanford, F lori
liam T. Humphrey, (somellmeN culled
Bonds numbered from 271 to 300 to da.
W T Humphrey), S W M I H . Theresa
Humphrey, I v fiiensirom. Lee Bt»n- mnture July 1st, 1931.
(c ) The funding nnd pnying o f tho
sirorn, Ernest I. Humphrey. Arthur
Humphrey. Ilrue* Humphrey, Hally bonds to be numbered from 301 to 625,
outstanding
floating indebtedness of
Humphrey, John Humphrey, <’
<.
Humphrey nnd (Jus Humphrey. De both nu inbora inclusive, to bear tho the City o f Sanford, Florida, evidenc
fendants
same date o f maturity, bonds numbered by
tho vouchers neretotoro
neretoforo issued
Notice i» hereby xlven thnt the un, .
,
.
cu
uy tno
fntn1nf" iv?n in'inT* ‘ ii mm! !ih\ e'v W ornF
^
numhers in- by the City of Snnforil Florit!n(
time, inown as W, T JlumpiVav) de- , elusive,to mnture 30 years after the
Tbcrcforo
ward into the waters o f Lake Monroe
question os to the Iuuanct
is a necessary public improvement and
Said Bonds fo r the Aforesaid Pa,
poses,”
will bo o f general benefit in ita rela
tion to the municipality o f the City of and A G A IN S T BONDS.”
Sanford, Florida.
Section 15.— That this ordii**,
shall
become effective
immedis^!
Section 6.— That the amount of
bonds required fo r the purpose set upon its final passage and adoption. *
Adopted on this the 10th d»» ^
f ortb |n Section 5, nf this ordinance is
7a
the iUrn of $07,000.00, nnd the sura of April, A. D. 1922.
CHAS.
E.
HENRY
$07,000.00 o f said proposed issue of
S. O. CHASE,
*
bonds is hereby appropriated fo r the
FOREST LAKE,
exclusive use and purpose set forth in
Section 5, o f this ordinance.
City Commiuioe cf
Sanford, Florida
Section 7.— That it is the determination o f tho City Commission that Attest:
1- K. PH ILIPS ,
(SF-AL)
the sum of $10,000.00 will be required
City Clerk, Sanford, Florid.
to P «y the cost of the extension nnd
enlargement o f the drainage and sew 4-12-19-26; May 3-10-17
HOHA t* HUMPHREY,
rtow 1 orKpurpose* enumrrntct
enumerated and specifically
( V ! ,!r w m u m T l'lump'hWhereas, prior to the izsuo o f the set forth in the preamble o f thin ordl- ccssnry public improvement and will
Whereas, it now appears that tW
w y T*numt‘»hr’ "y ^ ,,own c * bont!» n,JOVe 'Inscribed, under the char- nance, bo, and tho same is hereby nu be of general benefit in its relation to powcr* o f the City o f Snnford, FkriIS; April * i* 19. *6; ter o f the City o f Snnford, Florida, the thorized, provided, however, that be- the municipality.
(Mare ll IS,
(U( enumerated in Section 7 of uii
M i ) .1, 10-c)
Section 10.— Thnt the amount of Ordinance No. 33, are not satisfac
■•id ordinanco proposing *aid issue o f f 0re *aid bonds, or any part o f said
212 East, let HI.
Sanford, Fla
N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS T R A T O R
bonds must bo approved by a majority bund* shall be issued, thi* ordinance bonds required fo r tho purpose set tory in all respects nnd that midlle*.
(F or Finn! Discharge)
vote o f tho e le c to rs o f tho C ity o f San- nhnll be first approved by n majority forth in Section 9, o f this ordinance is tl] _powers should be_________________
embraced and iaSparton Horn Service In court of County Judge, Seminole ford, Florida, who are qualified to vote vote o f tho electors of the City o f I the sum o f $468,000.00, andthe sum'eluded in said Section 7 of said 0r4as shown by the registration nnd tax Sanford, who are qualified to vote n*of $468,000.00
o f Raidproposed
bond nnnee; nnd,
County, Stale of Florida
-------------- A T -------------book* o f the City, at an election called shown by the registration nnd tax Issue is hereby appropriated for the
Whereas, it js deemed best to rcpwl,
In re Enlnte of
nnd hold fur thnt purpose.
books o f the City, nt nn election called exclusive uso nnd purjiose set forth in revoke nnd rescind Ordinance No. U
Sanford B attery Service W, T. Humphrey.
Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, ns Mayor and held fur thnt purpose, nt such Section 9 o f this ordinance,
passed nnd adopted by the City ConNotice is hereby given, to nil whom o f tho C ity o f Sanford, Florida, under
time nnd in such manner ns prescrib
Section H .— Thnt il Is the doterml- missinn o f tho City of Snnfun!, Fieriit niny concern, that on the 10th day and by virtue o f tho authority In me
ed by law nnd the ordinance* o f tho nation of tho City Commission thnt
„n the 3rd day of May. A. I), IK3,
o f May, A, D. 1922, I shall apply to vested by the ordinances o f tho City of
the present outstanding floating in and,
City o f Sanford, Floridn.
the Honorable E. F. Housholder, judge Snnford, Florida, and we, C. E. Henry,
Section 2.— Thnt snid bond* shall ho debtedness o f tho City o f Sanford,
Whereas, the pnssagn of this Ordi
o f said court, nn Judge o f Probate, for S. O. Chnse nnd Forest Lake, as Com
o f the denomination o f One Thousand Florida, amounting to the sum of $35,- nance is an emergency measure ne-‘
my final discharge ns Administratrix missioners o f the City of Sanford,
Dollar* each, hearing Interest nt the 000.00 should ho funded by the issu ccssnry fo r the immediate preserva
o f the estate o f W. T. Humphrey, de Florida, comprising the City Commis
rate o f nix per centum per annum, In ance o f bonds, and thnt said outstand tion of public pence nm| property:
ceased, and that nt the came time I sion o f Snnford, Florida, do hereby
terest payable semi-annually on the ing floating indebtedness should be NOW TH EREFORE,
will present to said Court my final call nn election to be held in the City
1st days o f July nnd January, said paid, thereby improving the financial
HE IT ENACTED RY THE I'EOaccounts ns Administratrix o f said o f Sanford, Florida, on the 17th day
bonds to he numbered consecutively condition o f said city, and that tho PL OF T H E C IT Y OF SANFORD,
estate, nnd ask fo r their approval.
o f May, A. I). 1922, to determine tho from I to 625, both numbers inclu payment o f said floating indebtedness F L O R ID A :
<«
*a
Dated March 7th, A. D. 1922.
question by said election then and sive, snid bonds to mature in the fo l will ho of general benefit in its rela
t o n » « a n n < a i « n
Section 1.— Thnt the Ordiitsou
ROSA I* H U M P H R E Y ,
there to he hold, whether the said or lowing manner, to-wit: bonds to be tion to the municipality.
passed and adopted by the City Com
3-7-o.n.w-9wc
Administratrix.
dinance proposing said issue o f bonds numbered from 1 to 300, both num
Section 12.— Thnt tho amount of mission o f the City of Snnford. Flor
THOS. J. A . R E I D Y
shall be udopted, approved and con bers inclusive, shnll be serinl bonds; bonds required for tho purpose set idn, on the 3rd day o f May, A. D.
Attorney and Coenaelior-at-Law
firmed by the electors o f snid City, the maturity dntes o f bonds o f this is- forth in Section 11, of this ordinance 1922, being Ordinance No. 33, be, xsd
nnd whether the hands provided fo r in suo to I k? numbered from 1 to 300, is the sum o f $35,000.00, nnd the sum the same is horebv repealed w-v-d
Practicing In State and Federal Courts
said ordinance shall be issued by the both numbers inclusive, shnll he a* fo l of 136 000 00 c f raid piu|KMva bond is and rescinded.
Over Seminole County Bank
Citv o f Nnnf,ir,i( Florida, ia Ha- man lows, to-wit:
sue is hereby appropriated for the ex
Section 2.— That this ordinance is
ner nnd fo r the purposes in snid ordi
Bonds numbered 1 to 30 to mature clusive uso nnd purpose set forth in declared to he nn emergency meziurs
G eorge A. DeCottes
Section 11, o f this ordinance.
Whereas, Tho City Commission o f nance provided nnd set forth.
July 1st, 1925.
for the immediate preservation cf
the
City
o
f
Sanford,
Florida,
on
the
Section
13.—
Thnt,
in
accordance
And
I,
C.
E.
Henry,
ns
Mayor
o
f
the
public
ponce nml property, and shall
Bonds
numbered
from
31
to
60
to
A t lo r n e y - n t - L a w
10th day o f April, A. D. 1922, duly City o f Snnford, Floridn, nnd we, C. mature July 1st, 1926.
with Section 7, o f tho Rcvisod Ordi become effective from and after the
Over Seminole County Bank
passed nnd adopted n certain ordi E. Henry, S. O. Chnse and
Forest
Bonds numbered from 61 to 90 to nances o f the City o f Snnford, Floridn, date of its final passage.
SA N FO R D
FLO RID A nance entitled,
the Mayor o f the City o f Sanford,
appoint H. E. Tolnr, C. L. Britt nnd mnture July 1st, 1927,
Section 3.— Thnt this Ordinance
“ An Ordinnneo Providing for nn
F. F. Rines, Inspectors o f snid elec
Bonds numbered from 91 to 120 Florida, is hereby instructed, author shall be published once within ten dip
ized und emnowored to call nn elec nfter ita final passage in n newspsper
Issue o f Bonds by the City o f San
tion, and W, M. Hnynes, ns Clerk of to mature July 1st, 1928.
S. O. ShinholHer
ford, Florida, in the sum o f
said election.
Bonds numbered from 121 to 150 to tion to determine the question o f the in the City o f Snnford, F’loirdn.
$625,009.00 for Municipal Purpos
issuance o f the bonds provided for by
Passed by tho unanimous vote cf
The said election hereby ordered nnd mature July 1st, 1929.
Contractor and Hullder
the City Commission of the City uf
es; the Proceeds Derived from the
called to he held on the said 17th day
Bonds numbered from 151 to 180 to this ordinance.
SA N FO R D »:•
-:- F LO R ID *
Sale Thereof to bo Used for
Section 14.— Thnt the form of the Sanford, F'loridn, May 8th, 1922.
of May, A. D. 1922, shnll Ik? held and mnture July 1st, 1930.
C. E. HENRY,
Building and Constructing a Mu
Bonds numbered from 16) to 210 to ballots for said election shull ho ns
the ordinances and charter of the City
Mayor.
follows, to-wit:
nicipal Building, for the Exten
mature July 1st, 1931.
o f Sanford, Floridn.
S M IT H BROS.
S.
O.
CHASE,
sion o f Park Avenue Northward
“
For
the
Approval
of
thnt
certain
W ITN E S S the hands o f C. E. Henry,
Bonds numbered from 211 to 240 to
Commissivtitr.
G arage and Machine Co. into tlie Wnters o f Lake Monroe, as Mayor o f tho City o f Snnford, Fior- mnture July 1st, 1932.
ordinance o f tho City o f Sanford, en
Expert Auto Repair Work
i-
the City o f Sanford, Florida, deem it
expedient and to the best interests of
the City o f Sanford, Florida, to is
sue bonds o f the City o f Sanford, Flor
ida, in the sum o f $625,000.00 for mu
nicipal purposes, the proceeds to be
derived from the sale o f said bonds to
be used for tho following municipal
purposes, to-wit:
(a ) Building and constructing a
municipal building for the housing of
the municipal library o f the City of
Sanford, Florida.
(b ) The Extension of Park Avenue Northward into the waters of
Lake Monroe to enablo the public to
avail themselves of tho right o f commerre nnd transportation afforded by
water, and to furnish the means of
access from the highway by land to
the highway by water fo r the uso o f
the public.
(c ) The extension nnd enlarge
ment o f the drainage nnd sewerage
system o f the City o f Sanford, Plori^
ComoUInint«“ " d n° "
In the above entitled cause.
S r * ;»V f»
vi
Buy your shoes, those good Regal
Shoes, $1.50, $2.00, $2.60 and $3,00.—
E. II. Peters, Inc., 402 Sanford A v e
nue.
37-Gtp
t #! i rif 11e" h« r 'fVnn{' * e port nn"«f .ccouYi j',,* ta ,o f
thereof; this en„ E , T K N AC TED BY TH E PEOno Administratrix of ti e uhnye
tire issue o f bond* to be dated July pi e n e t h f r iT V m.’ n iN l'fiD M
estate In the office of (he Clerk of Ih* , . .n.jo l„ . b nrtn.-lnul nml Intnro.l * .
*"
'* *
O ltll,
Circuit Court of Hemlnole Couuty, Fior-1 ,R‘ ?
pnm ipal and Interest ^F L O R ID A :
Ilia. In accordance with an order of the ,,f
bond* to bo payable nt some,
i
Th„* ..
, (Circuit Court of Hemlnole County, I-lor- .
, .
,
1 '
,
* heetlon 1.— Thnt a bond irsuc in the
id. tinted tlie Zn.l d,.y ..f March, l»^S. onnk in the City of New York, State o f _,.m ,.r
nnn(in for the municipal
O P T IC IA N — (A^TOM K TR I8T
[r
BOY, OOWDYI
able semi-annually on the 1st days of
July and January, said bonds’ to be
numbered consecutively from 1 to 625,
C a p t Atkinson
both numbers inclusive, said bonds to
Phone 295-L1
mature in the following manner, toResidence 203 E. Third St., Sanford
w it: bonds to be numbered from 1 to
C H IL D R E N IN SPRIN G T I M E
300, both numbers inclusive, to be scrMrs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Rd., |ni bonds; tho maturity dntes o f bonds
Cleveland, 0., writes: “ My grand- 0f this issue to be numbered from 1
daughter wns troubled with n cough to 300, both inclusive, to bo as folB. W . H E R N D O N
fo r nearly two years. Sho took Fol- lows, to-wit:
Insurance A gen cy
ey’a Honey nnd Tar and her cough is
Honda numbered from 1 to 30 to
F IR E —A U T O — BONDS
now gone. It loosened the phlegm so mature July 1st, 1925.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ she could raise it easily.’'
Foley's
Ronds numbered from 31 to 60 to
Honey and Tar is Just what children moturr July 1st, 11*26.
should have f i r feverish colds, coughs,
Ronds numbered from 61 to 90 to
"snufflea." and tight, wheezy breathJuly 1st, 1927.
ing. He sure to get Foley's. It checks
j)on,ja numbered from 91 to 120 to
croup nnd whooping cough, too. Sold mnture July 1st, 1928.
everywhere.— Adv,
Ronds numbered from 121 to 150 to
1
mature July 1st, 1929.
In «hr « Irrnii Court o ( Retniooir c.tinRonds numbered from 151 to 180 to
Ijr, rinrldi).— In I kunrrrj
, , ,
mature July 1st, 1930.
ssoTin: of r iv s i. arrotmTisto **'
Bonds numbered from 181 to 210 to
A IIM IM vril M i l l x
mature July 1st, 1931,
Robert T II'»rnphri»y. William L Hum
Bunds nuifibertMl
numbered fro
from 211 to 210 to
iihrcjr (iDinHitntH known « * I*. If. j
Botufft
j
le i
IM f
F
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1022
SA N FO R D
FLO R ID A
i
Sanford Machine ^
Foundry Co.
General Machine and Belter
Werk;
Cylinder Grinding; DeLuse Platens;
Oversize Rings and
Pina;
Flywheel
Steel Geer Banda; Crank Btuftn re
turned; ngenta fo r Caille Inbeard and
Outboard M o to r s ------------ Phone
61
R a yfield Carburators
Installed and Guaranteed by
S an ford B a ttery Service
Company
fo r tho Extension o f tho I)rnln_
age nnd Sewerage System, for
Constructing, Paved, Macadamiz
ed or Other
Hard
Surfaced
Streets, and for Funding nnd
Paying the Outstanding Floating
Indebtedness of the City o f Snn
ford Evidenced by
Vouchers
Heretofore Issued, nnd Authoriz
ing the Mayor o f the City of
Snnford, Florida, to call nn Elec
tion to Determine the Question ns
to tlie Issuance o f Said Bonds for
the Aforesaid Purposes”
nnd
Whereas said ordinance provides for
tho issue o f hands by the City of Snn
ford, Florida, for munici|ml purposes
In the total sum of $625,000.00, the
proceeds derived from the sale o f said
bonds to be expended in the following
manner, to w it:
$15,000.00 fur building nnd con
structing n municipal building for
housing the municipal library of the
city,
$67,000.00 fo r the extension o f i ’ark
Avenue Northward into the waters of
1-ako Monroe to enable the public to
avail themselves o f the right o f com
merce nnd transportation afforded by
water, nnd to furnish the means of
nereis from the highway by Isnd to
the highway by water fo r the uso of
the public.
$40,000.00 fo r the extension and en
largement o f the drainage nnd sewer
age system o f the City.
$468,000.00 for the construction of
paved, macadamized nnd other hard
surfaced streets in the City, and
$35,000.00 for funding and paying
the outstanding floating indebtedness
o f the City o f Sanford, Floridn, evi
denced by vouchers heretofore issued
by the City o f Sanford, Florida.
Said bonds to be of the denomina
tion o f One Thousand Dollars each,
bearing interest at the rate o f six
par centum per annum, interest pay-
•dn, and C. E. Henry. S. O. Chase nnd
•Vnest Lake, as Commissioners, com
posing the City Commission o f the
City o f Sanford, Florida, attested by
L. R, Philips, Clerk o f tho City of
Snnford, Floridn, and tho corporate
seal o f the City o f Snnford, Florida,
on this the 10th day of April, A. D.
1922.
CHAS. E. H E N R Y,
As Mayor of the City
o f Sanford, Florida.
CH AS. E. H E N R Y,
S. O. CHASE,
FO RE ST L A K E ,
As the City Commis
sion o f the City
of
Snnford, Florida .
Attest:
L R. P H IL IP S ,
(S E A L )
City Clerk o f tho City o f
Sanford, Floridn.
April 12-19-26; May 3-10-17.
ORDINANCE NO. 30
“ An Ordinnneo Providing for nn Is
sue o f Honda by the C ity of Sanford,
Florida, in the sum o f $625,000.00 fo r
Municipal Purposes; the Proceeds De
rived from the Sale Thereof to be used
for Ruilding nnd Constructing a Mu
nicipal liuilding, for the Extension of
Park Avenue Northward into the W at
ers o f Lnko Monroe, for the Exten
sion nf the Drainage nnd Sewerage
System, fo r Constructing Paved, Ma
cadamized or Other Hard Surfaced
Streets and fo r Funding and Paying
the Outstanding Floating Indebtednesa o f the City o f Sanford, Evidenced
by Vouchers Heretofore Issued, and
Authorizing the Mayor o f the City o f
Sanford, Florida, to call on Election
to Determine the Question as to the
Issuance o f Said Bonds fo r the A fo re
said Purposes.
Whereas, tho City Commission of
il y *
~
Bonds numbered from 241 to 270 titled
"A n Ordinance Providing for
to mature July 1st, 1933.
an Issue o f Bonds by tho City of
Bonds numbered frqm 271 to 300 to
Sanford, Florida, in tho sum of
maturo July 1st, 1934.
$625,000.00 for Municipal Purpos
bonds to be numbered from 301 to
es; tho Proceeds Derived from the
625, both numhers inclusive shall benr
Sale Thereof to be Used for
same date o f maturity, bonds number
Building nnd Constructing n Mu
ed 301 to 625, both numbers inclu
nicipal Building, for the Exten
sive, shall mnture 30 years nfter date
sion o f l’nrk Avenue northward
o f the issuance thereof; this entire is
into the Wnters o f Lake Monroe,
sue o f bonds to be dnted July 1st, 1922,
for the Extension of the Drain
both principal and interest of snid
bonds to be payable nt some hunk in
age nnd Sewerage System, for
the City o f New York, Stnto of New
ConstructingPnvcd, Macadamized
York.
or other Hard Surfaced Streets,
nnd for Funding and Pnying tho
Section 3.— Thnt it is tho determi
Outstanding Floating Indebted
nation o f the City Commission that
tho sum of $15,000.00 will l>o required
ness o f the City of Sanford, Evi
denced by Vouchers Heretofore
to pay the cost of building and con
Issued, nnd Authorizing the May
structing the municipal building for
or of the City o f Sunford, Flori
the housing of the municipal library
da, to call nn Election to Detero f the City of Sanford, nnd that the
construction of said library building is mine the Question ns to the Iisua necessary public improvement and [ ance o f Said Bonds for tho A fore
will bo o f great benefit in Its relation
»nid Purposes”
to the municipality of the City of Snn- and FOR RONDS.”
ford, Florida.
“ Against the approval of thnt cerSection 4.— That the amount of tnin ordinance o f tho City o f Sanford,
bonds required for the purpose set Floridn, entitled,
forth in Section 3 of this ordinanco is
“ An Ordinnneo Providing for
tho sum o f $15,000.00, and the sum of
an Issue o f Ronds by tho City of
$15,000.00 o f said proposed issuo of
Sanford, Florida, in the sum of
$625,000.00, fo r Municipal Pur
bonds is hereby appropriated for tho
exclusive use and purpose o f construc
poses; the Proceeds Derived from
ting and building said municipal build
the Ssle Thereof to be Used for
ing referred to in Section 3, of this
Ruilding and Constructing a Mu
ordinance.
nicipal Ruilding, for the Extenaion
of Park Avenue Northward into
Section 6.— That It is the determina
the Waters o f Lake Monroa, fo r
tion o f the City Commission that the
sum o f $67,000.00 will be required to
the Extension o f the Drainage and
pay the coat of the extension
of
Sowerage System, fo r Construct
ing Paved, Macadamised or Oth
Park Avenue northward into the w at
er Hard Surfaced Streets, and fo r
ers o f Lake Monroe to enable the pub
Funding and Paying the Outlic to avail themselves of the right o f
atanding Floating Indebtedness o f
commerce and transportation afforded
the City o f Sanford, Evidenced by
by water, and to furnish the means of
Vouchers H eretofore Issued, and
access from tha highway by land to
Authorizing the Mayor o f tho
the highway by water for the use of
City o f ‘Sanford, Florida, to Call
the public, and that the extension and
an Election to Determine the
construction o f Park Avenue north-
ii i
m th
FOR FIST LAKF1,
Commissioner.
Attest:
I-. It. P H ILLIPS ,
( SEAL)
City Auditor and Clerk.
Moved nnd seconded that the re
quirement o f a second reading of the
above nnd foregoing Ordinance at so
other regular meeting of the City
Commission, not less than one week
from date hereof, shnll he dispensed
with by the unanimous vote of *he
City Commission.
Carried by the unanimous vote of
the City Commission of the City of
Sanford, F’lorida, this 8th day of M»J>
A. D. 1922.
C. FL HENRY,
MnywS. O. CHASE,
Commissioner.
FOREST LAKE,
Commissi011*1Attest:
L. R. P H IL IP S ,
<SF:ALi
City Auditor nnd Clerk. R*
N O TIC E
OF APPLIC A TIO N
CH AR TE R
FOR
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of May, A. D. 1922, or »»
soon thereafter as 1 can be heard,
shall apply to the Honorable Jsm*»
W. Perkins, Judge of the CirrJ»
Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit
Florida, fo r a charter incorporating
the Sanford Country Club. The p*^
posed charter now being on file w,t
the Clerk of the Circuit Court «
Seminole County, Florida.
The character and object of the cor
poration to be formed is a corpora^0®
not to profit, and to provide a CIbb
House and suitable grounds for a re
creation center, and to encourage s°”
promote all forms o f outdoor T 01**
and games.
GEORGE 0. HERRING,
4-)l-o.a.w.-tc
Attorney t*t
Incorporators-
�V .
X
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922
STATE NEWS ;
back and they were leaving it to
tho trustworthy steeds to lead them
right.
Suddenly tho footing gave waa as
so much quicksand and horso and pony
sank deep in the muck. Both riders
extricated thcnuclvca with somo d if
ficulty but the horses wero badly bur
ned before they could be gotten out.
W A T E R T R A F F IC LEAG U E
TO M E E T W ITH MAJOR
LE M E N IN T IT U S V IL L E
COAST W IS E K A TE S
W E ST P A L M B EAC H , May 10.—
C. C. Fish, operator o f tho “ yellow”
' , vt. sco by officers croueh- busses between West Palm Beach and
^
h . vault in St. Mich- (ius* Baths, had cause fo r reminiscent
[“ wmetiry. » arrah
indulgence recently.
*btn hU ra«e wa* ' ■ * * It was the occasion o f tho 36th entpent the entire day
- ,
jy o f tho Haymarkct RloU In
* Z *< *■ *"■ , I t
Chicago
^ VUnhsI Ute in the d y
As h men
member o f the Chicago police
td . tip that the man was hiding
Fj|h was among the 176 blue
...
^**terv sed
.
st cemetery
ana a
a squad
»su*u went to
— COats who
matched ammunition with
ptl it
the irate anarchiita. The police sof- city.
As u result o f last night's meeting
------ fered 76 casuaitles, killed and wounpENSACOLL May 10 .—Back taxes
The looses in the ranks o f the representatives o f the Sanford Cham
testisx to |2i,000 owed
* . anarchists probably
will
navar be ber o f Commerce, Mr. Sligh said,
would start out this morning
to
ett by the Georgia. Florida and known.
learn the volume o f tonnage hauled
nilroid. which have been
Fish was attached to the Desplaind tt the State Comptroller as a re- es Street police station and was in on tho upper SL John's River, to re
, (> the isle of the road, will in- the second contingent sent against port to Major Lemen.
Mr. Sligh was entrusted with the
* ipprosimately 16.000 to be dithe bomb-throwers.
Although
his
task of determining the amount o f
to the Khool fund of the coun
comrades were shot down to tho
tonnage shipped from Orange county
t i n g to the Roan! of County
right and left o f him, he escaped un
and the counties south.
jjiioner*.
injured. He proudly exhibits a card,
'
Theso tonnage reports will be pre
denoting his membership in the or
SEABP.EEZE. Slay 10 —Faith In ganization known ns the Veterans o f sented to United tnates engineer to
show the importance of traffic in
j, communities displayed so often
the Haymarkct, May 4. 1886.
Its
i Central Florida, to tho end in view
Rend* by financial institutions has
membership is numbered very small
,
.
.
government dredge
tis teen exemplified here by the
now.
Even when the organization ",
, J° ,
, , . ,
Kbit by the Atlantic Hank and
, .
tho at. Johns River instead of conwas atnrted somo fifteen years after . . .
-.it f mpany. of Daytona Reach, of
. v . «_iJ - 1
A " '" *
efforts to the Last Const.
the riots, 40 o f the original 175 had
i — Reporter-Star.
i p».000 N od issue voted recently
died.
tie town of Seabreeze for conncti-xi of waterworks and an incinE U STIS C ITIZ E N S
G A IN E S V IL L E , May
10.— The
PASS BOND ISSUE
i-r The bonds, which will pay six
err! interest, were purchased at fourteen year old son o f Wade
FOR IM PRO V EM EN TS
Thomns, well known plnnter of the
Monteochn section, was killed severThe thriving city of Eustis, Lake
gn.B0lT.NE. May 10. Terra fir- al days ago in n peculiar accident, county, is celebrating to the lim it
»a r t very fifm 1,1 l” r ,nlif^ lands The farm has a small electric power over the victory achieved yesterday
tfci Evrrjlidrs during n fire accord- plnnt ami u falling tree had severed when the taxpayers authorized the
The bay had the two issuance of a $110,000 bond issue fo r
I ta the experiences of Dave Hunter the wires.
1 tie young daughter of Eugene end sof the wire and was amusing street paving and additional sewer
Hard, who during a recent muck himself by touching them together age. The vote was 189 for and 01
* m! out to round up the endangcr- nnd making them spark. A discarded ngninat nnd its passage came nfter
gasoline tank was nearby nnd a n campaign that was, to say tho
attl*.
Tt« little girl went with Hunter, small quantity o f gasoline remain least, vigorous, especially on tho
s sitr.de her pony and Hunter on ing in it was ignited by the sparks side o f those who favored the issue.
wfcack. The dense smoke made it from the wirts, the explosion of the
The last and biggest gun in tho
SSrslt for them to find their way tank killing the lad.
campaign wus fired Monday evening
when Mayor Eugene G. Duckworth,
o
f Orlando, and Benjamin R. Cox,
tin
secretary of tho Orlando Chamber
o f Commerce, addressed a mass
The Amount Doesn’t C ou n t It ’ s the Start—
meeting of Eustis citizens.
But the campaign was not over
That’s the T h in g
fo r those favoring the passage o f
tho issue until the last voto was cast
last yeterdny afternoon, although
99
the news had leaked out earlier in
the day that an overwhilomlng voto
was being cast in favor of the bonds.
Tn tho Thriftless money says “ GoodW ell known citizens o f Eustis who
Bye.”
took an active part in the campaign
■
informed a reporter fo r the Sentinel
forw ard-look in g 2 last night that other civic improve
ments will be made from lime to
am yours, I represent your
time in keeping
with
the rapid
Be careful with me fo r
growth of their community and Lake
am
friend. P u t me in the Bank, | county as n whole.
where I am Safe and I w ill work fo r you. Re- ■ Ninety thousand dollars worth o f
the bonds are to be used for paving,
I
world.”
including a project around luike
■
Grade. The remainder is for sew
Open your Savings Account T O D A Y !
erage. The sewerage issue received
218 votes to 39 against.—Orlnmlu
Sentinel.
V IC TIM S OF FLOOD
BEIN G ( ABED
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fc Seminole County Bank |
-I’ R O G R E S S -
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there
i hf.i.h,
is
a
reason
r * ( ash Sales for March wrre 1930.14 more than
for the same month in 1921
lrr*d
, ' r '* I 'Dtng nt the store where he can get the greatest
for hi*
Vsitor, f, .!
’
" * nri' 'loing our utmost to mnkc oura a scr.. 11 '
putting at their disposal the best possible
*wi if you } ' " ,’*t P0""ll'le cash prices. We want your bualr "t done so, try us. A few prices will serve as a
tnd 1 11 i
' ' ,mn* h*‘“ *T made. Advertised by Florsheim nt
*A-1" j|f _. .. ' r 1'r' ro *9.60 for all leather nnd styles.
fi-M.
rr*'
solid lenlhcr, guaranteed from 14-50 to
Stfh*
W-ni.r, , sh, ltl/T W° rk *h0t* from ,2 25 t0 ^ bc*t at *5.35.
^ «od flncy j.,
r m
to *9.00 in the highest grades. Patent
Pa
• A . p n ^ * lh» r
edrot,rt work
•A-l" t x w
'
<K*t'
n ,ll„c' nnd
w J
r
7 ^
Paln» B»sch I’.nt
ILBO Ualoa a u ’ t*1'
and *3.00 n'
S *
l)enlm Overalls, also in pin check
make, 90c.
Suiu- U B M .
mndo riKht "nd to
,1'00*
t ress Shirts, *2.25 and *2J 0.
Camp
N ear
Hendersonville
Is one o f the best camps in the South as well as or.o o f the most reas
onable with a fine corps o f teachers and councillors, with the beet
athletic instructors, with the lake fo r swimming, with pure drinking
water, good food, sanitary In every respect
Bend for Catalogue or Bee Me Personally
R O B E R T J. H O L L Y , Jr.
SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A
Williams Garage
The Real Home o f the Real Car
Wi* have the agency ami are equipped to give the public real
service tin these cars
4 cylinder, 5-passenger
$1595
8 cylinder S p o r t....................... $1825
8 cylinder, 7-passenger.............$1995
8 cylinder Super S p o r t............ $2125
Call or Phone for a Demonstration of n Car thnt has set the
pace for 21 years
WILLIAMS
Formerly Hryan-Whcclor Motor Co.
mi WAR
*m
m • ir
IA A
Effective May 8, 1922, the Excise Tax on United Slntes Tires for passenger cars, both casings
and tubes is absorbed by the makers and is not added to the selling price.
United Slates Ituhher Company.
Never before could you
get so much tire worth
&
f o r $10.90
A R -O W N E R S w h o bought a 30x3V4
“ U sco” for $10.90 last Fall have
discovered this by now
Nobody before ever got so much
fire ruble in the neighborhood of ten Jofhirs.
FOR
(H r T l i P AtotolH-tnlrd I ' r r a a l
N ATC H EZ, Miss., Mny 10.— With
7,000 persons already rationed In tho
flooded areas o f Concordia, Cata
houla ami Tensas parishes, all o f
the 25,000 flood sufferers Jn this
district will have been supplied with
food by the end o f the present week,
W. P. Connell, chairman of the ex
ecutive committee o f tho Louisiana
state relief commission, declared n f
ter conferences with workers nnd
planters yesterday.
F ifty thousand
rations were ordered
Tuesday for
distribution nt Vidnlin
nnd points
along the river south o f Vidnlia.
Distribution
o f rations wilt be
through the Red Crns«i Mr. Con
nell said. People will be allowed to
stay in their homes where it Is pos
sible to reach them
from
barges
and other points o f distribution.
When this is impossible they must
come to the camps to get supplies, he
said.
"F rom all our invetigntlons, we
could find no one who is actually
hungry," said Mr. Connell. “ When
hunger Impends, people have gone to
tho camps, according to reports."
M E LO N M EETING
AT APO PKA
from ,1 -2510 * 3-5®-
*-> 00.
Park
*
■
T h e y never had to question the quality
— with the makers o f U .S . Royal Cords
behind it.
T h ey couldn’t help admiring the
price — spontaneously made to
meet the netu economy times.
PAY C ASH , AND BANK |
THE DIFFERENCE
i
I'. L
Laurel
I ■
1 CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU j
“HONEY TALK”
!!'. . .
The mountains o f North Carolina ara the best locations in tbs world
for health and that change o f climate needed by Floridians and espec
ially tho growing boys.
Best of room and board at the Tem
ple Club.
35-Ctc
member. m ove th e
STRENGTH-
A re Y ou Thinking About a Summer Camp
F or You r Boys This Summer?
Sanford Maid Bread at your Groc
er's. Hot rolls, cakes and pics, next to
Princess Theatre.
36-tfc
“MONEY TALKS
To the s e lf-r e s p e c tin g ,
Citizen it says: “ I
best working d ays.
your best
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
(Hr Tfce A i ' o r U f r d l ’ r , M |
W ASH ING TO N, May 10.— An in
The Florida Inland Waterways A s
sociation held a meeting last night terstate commerce commission order
until
at Sanford, at which arrangements issued yesterday suspended
were made fo r the hearing before September 7, new coast-wise freight
Major William C. Lemon, United ratM increasing the chnrgcs on boots
States Engineer Corps, at Titusvillo and shoes moving from New Eng
on May 10, to determine in what di land to Petersburg and Richmond,
rection inland waterways improve Va., by way o f the lines o f the Mcrchi.nts and Minors
transportation
ments will taka in the state.
Three members o f the league wero company. Tho new rates amounted
present from Orlando, S. J. Sligh, to increases o f 9 1-2 cents per hun
president; Judge W. T. Bland, treas dred pound* of the commodities g iv
urer, and W . M. Tarpley, secretary. en, when originating in Boston or
Mr. Sligh discussing the meeting Providence, R. I., and would hove bewith the Reporter-Star this m orning, m' p^ * cHvo May 10. Their rootdeplored the lack o f interest on the I onability will be investigated in the *
subject o f inland waterways in this interim,
to M w l ™“ rt h" e
. . .lietoed violation of
L '*
L C. C. SUSPEND N E W
PAGE SEVEN
A tire that would
he high value at
m orcthan $ 10.90.
A t $10.90 it is
uiuit>J>roachctl.
United States Tiros
ara Good Tiros
Copy right
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U. 5.1 if c Co*
TO D AY
There will be n melon meeting at
Apopka
this afternoon
at 3:30
o’clock which all grow er* In that
section are urged to attend. Slide.'
on picking, packing and marketing
o f melons will be shown by F. C.
Meier, who Is connected with the
United Staates Department of A gri
culture. This will bo in the form of
a lecture and will be o f particular
interest to growers and will exxptaln
why growers some times pay .the
freight. C. D. Kime. Orange County
agricultural agent, will also speak
on melon diseases. The meeting will
s
f t L 00.
j
P- L. TH RASH ER I
be free to the public.
tekkfc Mai* tete tela kLtetetekJakkk.tekkk.k.ia
W here
oil can
yoi
Frank Akrra T ire Co.. Banford, Fla.
I. W. Phillips A Bona, SauTord. H a.
E d *. IliKKins, Inc., Sanford. Fla.
Lawton Bros. Co., inc., Oviedo, Fla.
bu
Kent Vulcanising Co., Hanford, Fla.
Midway Garage, Longwood, Fla.
y
U . S. T ires:
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Sanford Daily Herald
SANFORD
-IV City Substantial"
SANFORD
“The City Substantial"
IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
vo lu m e
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1922
III.
NUMUER 39
RUSSIA HANDED REPLY TO DO YOURINSHOPPING
OUR BUILDING PROGRAM
SANFORD WHERE
YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHER
ALLIED REPRESENTATIVES
VERY ATTRACTIVE ONE
AT 11:45 THIS MORNING
RUNNING TO A MILLION
Long Looked lor Letter
Has Finally Come
To Light
STRAIN IS
NEW PROPOSAL
FOR THE SHOALS
IS SUBMITTED
CONSULTING
ENGINEER
AND
MANUFACTURER
AND
THEN
■HIT " I I 1. UK lirSSIANS ATTISOME .
Tl'BK TOWAltll FOREIGNERS
is Til K Qt’ ESTION
tile
Thr
A a .o rliilrd
I'r r a .l
WASHINGTON, Mny 1!.— A now
propoHol fo r the leaea und opvrntion
of Muscle Shoals was submited by L
Stern, consulting enginer and manu
facturer, o f Baltimore, made public
today by Chairman Norris, of the sennte agriculture committee. Stern o f
fered to take over the property for
operation fo r a term of twenty-five or
fifty years or such other time ns
agreeable, to complcto plants at gov
ernment cost and repay nil expendiIlures already made ot the rate of two
! per rent nnnunlly. Bower developed
Iwould be used to manufacture fertiliz' ors and for other projects.
The Herald expects to put on bigger edition* thin summer than
we did in the winter. Sanford is not a winter town but an all-theyenr-round-town and this summer when n half million dollar’s
worth o f business blocks start to build, when a half million dollars
worth o f bond money will he spent in improvements, when hun
dreds o f new farms will changv hands and he cleared up and put
in cultivation, when the golf link' and country club will he all
ready for the summer tourists, when the $00,000 pier and boat
basin is built, when the new million dollar tourist hotel will he
started-----•
Well, can't you see thut Sanford in the ten thousand class
will come into her own and this summer will be SOME SUMMER?
Our merchants are responsible for the continued prosperity of
the Daily Herald and t h i r t y o f Sanford for they believe in having
special sales all through the summer and keeping the trade com
ing in here day by day and it is growing day by day. Read the
advertisements in this issue— read the special sales und tell your
neighbors and all your friends about them. Snnford is going after
the trade of this part o f Florida and Sanford will get it. Keep
your eye on the Daily Herald and watch us grow.
Business Blocks and
GIRLS TEAMS
Pretentious Dwellings
PLAYED CALL AT
All Over the City
LOS ANGELES IMPROVEMENTS
SCORE WAS 66 TO 16 AND GAME
DELAYED WARN GIRL
TORE STOCKING
lllr
Thr
A .*o rln rra
IN STREETS AND 8F.WER8. ON
I.AKEFRONT AND IN BUBURBAN LOCATIONS
I’ r r a a l
LOS ANGELES, May 11.—A girl’s
bnsi'bnll team of the University of
Southern California nnd Occidental
College met yesterday In a seven ir.ning game which ended with a score
of 66 to 16 in favor o f Cnlifurpia. At
the end of the fifth inning the score
was 30 to 7. Homo runs were too
numerous to tabulate. Contest would
have gone regulation nine innings but
one player tore hole in stocking ami
refused t» play any more, until dam
age was repaired. Delay shortened
contest to seven frames.
Snnford will have one o f the great
est building record* of her history this
f,<ma correspondent id f li r ip lu
summer when the six-story First Nat
tkit Ik* Ru*»Un» #• 1105 this
ional Bank building, the six-story
p.rnint handed to Foreign Minbuilding on tho oposlte comer Is start
birr Sehinxer. of Half. «h«*lr re*
ed, the three story Melsch building
pl, |0 (hr Allied memorandum.
next to the post office, tho one or two
story Merrivvether building on Mag
LONDON. Ma> II.—A dispatch
nolia, the now theatre on Magnolia,
to the LNcninc Standard
from
the nfw theatre on Park avenue and
Gmoa »*>» if the French »"d
several new buildings on tower Park
liaa« quit thr economic confer*
avenue on the bulkhead totalling in all
oftf. Lloyd George will remain
more than half a million in business
’ lad trj to work thr ship 1° P°n
blocks alone. In conjunction with all
Read and Keep Cool You Poor Deluded Floridians
oith short-handed crew."
of this new building in the business
portion of the city there will be at
—Cooler Here Always
GF.ONA. May 11.—The economic
least one hundred now dwelling* start
ntdmncr cannot stand many more
ed in various parts of the city, there
(H r T h r A .a o rln lril I'r r M t
jip of itrain such as it has under
will he new school buildings, new
ST. PAUL, Minn., May 11.— One death from heal yester
gone in connection with the framing
street paving, new sewers, new pier
day was reported here. Today the temperature reached
*f the allied memorandum to the Rusami bpat'basln, several gnrnge build
eighty-five.
liaa delegates and the rumors connectings o f brick construction, nt lcnst two
id »ith the Kucsinns’ reply, which has
wholesale houses, n new laundry
bin eagtrly awaited for three days,
FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS IN TIIKIbuilding and many others mnking In
fct was not presented yesterday.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
' all about n million dollnrs worth of
BOTTOM
The great question bearing on the
new'buildings of various kind*. If
TAKEN FROM TREASURY DE
itfijr is: "hat will be the attitude o f
this is not nn ambitious building pro
PARTM EN T IN GENERAL
i n g T h e (••«>«• In I n l I ' r r a a l
. grant for Snnford there hns never been
tic Haitians toward foreigner*' propSH AKE UP
WASHINGTON. May U .— Local
ertjr tat.onalir< <i by the soviet governone. It means thnt this city will climb
chapters
of The Red Cross nrc re into the ten thousand class in nnother
uct! Clause seven of the memor(Hr Thr A••oflitlrd I'rrma)
quested today by John llnrton Payne, year nnd into the twenty-five thousund
a&d.m waa draft) d and redrafted to
WASHINGTON, May It.—Transfer
national chairman, to solicit contribu elasa In loss than five years.
rot the obje tions of the French and of prohibition unit from the treasury
•Hr Thr AaMclatrd I'rra.l
WASHINGTON, May 11.— Report of a special Treasury com tions for the relief of victims in the
Et'gisni. The lt«dginns finally refus- to justice department ns part o f genInvestor* have their eye* on San
si ruvtl and the French approved ora] scheme o f governmental re-or- mittee which mode inventory of supplies nnd equipment *f the Hu- [flooded mens nnd valleys of the Mis- ford nrd t"day thir city la the grcaUst
_ to have
____rc- rent) of Printing and Engraving following »• recent reorganization sUaipid, Illinois and Ohio rivers. At gold mine in the south for thi man
k«ith reservations. F.very effort hns Bnnlzation was said today
bt:—mute
tlo- >llir«,. .end
the Gcr e n d the approval of Secretary M el- 1o f the Bureau’s personnel was completed today and it is under- least half a million dollars is needed. with money to invest. There is so
.....hv
.................
...................
zt >» well, to have the Russians |on nn(j Attorney General Daugherty, stod to he a substantial vindication of the declaration by treasurt President llnrding hns endorsed the much building to l»e done nnd not near
appeal.
neni
Kwloni relative to the r e s t i t u t i o n ___________________ officials no material output of illegal bonds, note or stamps issuer
ly enough money to go round.
taken place within recent years. Report will record, however, distf the property <>f foreigners in order
And the best piirt of tho story about
crepency o f some fifty sheets found when a check was made of
to prevent disruption -»f the confor
the new buildings is that home peo
ms.
special paper used in the Bureau for printing bonds and notes.
ple are doing all tho building, doing
the leaders of the “ big five’’
all the financing, building their own
pe»«n *,r, discussing the Vatican
city without asking any outside help*»ircr»ndum today concerning freeIf we just hnd about three million
detr. of religious worship nnd educa
aires to visit us now there Is no tr.1l>1
tor in Russia nnd the return
of
ing how many building* we could put
(isnh pmi'irty.
Premier Lloyd
up between now ami the next time it
CHICAGO STRIKE TROUBLES
Ge rj. issued a unming that if the IN
LOOKS LIKE TRIAL TO DROVE rains.
AND BOMBING OF
»tf»r»r,)e Larked the Roman CnthoCOMPETENCY OF
There are more new subdivisions be
BUILDINGS
I* fhurth in a <!<msnd 'for restoraTESTATOR
ing opened up than ever before and
ben it would immediately provide
'
__
property is moving everywhere.
(l l r T h r (• • n rlm rS l-rraal
fammunition to the soviet
CHICAGO, Mny 11.— Detective bu- Corporation Sharks Are Cutting Busy Putting
DUBLIN, Mny I (.—Solicitors act
? ' ,r r” ' •' • hevik Russia, he d o -, rrau nnd city jails were crowded to
Something
Over
on
the
People
ing
on behalf of the late Richard
*‘ 4
" ,,ll,inly reply that the ,h,y with four hundre<l lalwr leader*
Croker’s two suns in the United Stntcs
. notably France and and others held in connection with the
served notice upon Mrs. Crocker's so
(Hr Thr As*«el*le* P»»s*»
.
‘
Ej.i re'ifi- nted church prop- murders o f two policemen here yeaWASHINGTON, May 11.—A semi- lerprisea tho witness said, would make licitors today. They wore instructed
England nt the time terdny nnd the bombing o f two huildgovermentnl corporation for comple- the bill referred to by Senator Norris to enter caveat in Irish court against
•Hf.'inuii. n. I lament the time |ng* which the police attribute to la
tion and operation o f the government »» dead one before it wn salaried t iru the will of Croker wln ji it was lodged
’
n nnd during the period »,or disorders. Rewards totalling $30,power nnd nitrate projects at Muscle *be IcrGInttve mills.
for probate. This, it stated, would
Mr.t" • ,! the church nml state. 000 offered fo r tho arrest of the slay
Shoals, A la. probably will he formalMr. IJ. -r* ' ter Informed the com- mean n trial to prove the will nnd
ers.
FIVE PERSONS MISSING, MANY
|y proposed to the aennte agricultural mittee tilt*. his * only hope to get competency of the testator.
ARE INJURED IN BIG
committee today, it was outlined par- Muscle Shoals developed In a helpful
GOUVHItNBUR MORRIS
BLOW
tin!ly yesterday by James T. Floyd, of way for agriculture producing cheaper JULIA I.UCKENBACH
SEEKS DIVORCE Washington, D. C., an attorney and ferU'irrr* for the farmers nnd renew
HAS EXPLOSION
„
*
---------former member of congress from Mis- ■»>« fertility of the soils, was in the
ONE MAN KILLED
OMAHA, Nelir., Mny It.—Five per
A im
rm n n n t
L0S ANGELES, Calif.. May I I . - |uuH| who nnnounct.j |atcr thnl the acceptance by congress of Mr. Fords
son* are missing, a score suffering!K
P P k |
« “ «verneur Morris, author, tiled a suit
would W completed in. t night contract.
J KRSEYT?TTY.,,M,nvr1 1'.’^ n e man frT minor Injuries, nml large proper^ 11
1 l i L i l i l for divorce from Elsie Morris, whom ntl() prcpiirt»d fnr presentation to the
Arguments by officials of the AlaTo uli.i .
.Me charges with "desertion ami
u,
|he
nml noonntwin- romm|
t|e# probably nt its next «•»- ,,nnin Fower Company, including Thos. was burned to death an,I eleven were J
by n or" " ,ln •“
W. Martin, president n.id Herbert injured in an explosion today nlmard
nn i vV
H.IJITTED TO donment.” They were married Muy 22, .
I I l-.D s | \ i ns BY
1905, in New Y'ork nml sepnruted Feb- i j |j
Levering. « consulting engiwer* f w rd jw?lerf l* the steamer Julia Luckenbach at
BISHOPS ELECTED
'
“ pier here.
LltSAILI.ES
, ruary 15, 1918, according to the mm- n ccr'0( Los Angeles, Cnlif., Mr. Floyd and taken under ndvlitment by AaFOR
LIFE
AGAIN
_
A
tj plaint They have two children. The ^
h(||| oH^infttc4i *the idrn nni, nsk. and tak.ui under lidvisement by
IN METHODIST CHURCH
VFl’c! It V.
complaint
states Mr*. Morris is now ed him to draft It into the form of a torneyl General Daugherty as a pre METROPOLIS HAD FIRE ‘
\j .. it |>|,M
** |
,
liminary
procedure
to
the
preparation
IN MAILING ROOM
’
2 fr- : *'■ «“ re „ Z, pHin of* 70,000
In » "beauty parlor" in New hill for congressional consideration. It
I I I * T h e A a a n eln lrd I 'r r a a t
by him of an opinion regarding the
WITH SMALL LOSS
was
the
intention,
the
witness
said,
to
HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Mny I t .—
Wf,« ,v ’ i'- lty
r,'f l « e the one al°r *
legality of claims m a d e by the power
The Ilishops o f tho M^hodist Epis
provide in the hill for co-operation
b,' , '
States by Versailles
(Hr Thr t »««•*.Inir«l I'rraal
company of exclusive purchase rights
DECLINES IT) DEBATE
copal
Church, South, will continue
with directing body of seven compris
11 ‘ r" yt*'* *" Germany, unJACKSONVILLE. May 11.—There
I'H O IIIIim oN
o f that part o f the Gorgas Steam plant
to he elected for life instead o f a
ing n representative for each o f the
sfcLL
Ambassadors Council,
was
a
tiro
in
the
mniling
room
of
the
a power unit connecting with the Ni
gold . x ,™ . v n n e
. - —
,,
,
•lopartment*. war, treasury nnd agri
Metropolis shortly nftcr noon today specilted term o f yonrs, the general
»»it. “* * America 3,000,000
-Lady
Astor,
NF.\t lO R K , May ll.-.-a u y
t
to lp„ „ thc proJects for fifty "trate factories ot Muscle Shoals,
with about one thousand dollnrs dam- conference decided today, when a
In « telephone conversation last night
romp|ote thoM> y,.t in unfinlsh- " rhirh was built during the wnr.
age" Th e *f Inmrs \vrra o n t he g round ' ' r°lK,“ d M " ! " * 10" changing tenure
V To SELL
with the New York Times from h o r l<i() Bla
>n|| n, , hp tcnnination „f
floor, hut the dense clouds o f smoko |,,f F’ P,K>op,c‘r Wft" "Jccted. ^
T,l"lfSANDS OF
b<*mc nt the Langhorne sstate In Al- ihe
Wius-n'‘to'the govern^ ANOTHER Ol’ BIIATION
surging up the stairways forced the
' At’UUM TUBES
countJf- Virginia, said that ment
it ha(! expended at
IS FACED BY LENINK
employees to leave the building far
m. i s . . —
sho .would decline a challenge f run»
qu„ , i .
.1
______ _
half an hour.
lo .-T h lr t y
M* rS ! £
nntlona* | Henry Ford’s proposed contract for
LONDON, May It.- T h e operation
^U B d radio transmi*,!* Democratic chairman of thc women. .o. .f lease nnd
7 purchase
’ 1o f the shokl* pro- upon Nicolai Lcnine, hend of the BusCLERGYMEN SEND
1,U ’ " v^-cts was made the subject of further Bjan soviet government for tho removCONGRATULATIONS
^ C 2 S n ,Ma> 15. it was announ- ' k'bate ° " Frohl,Vtion.
Comment by C h.lrm .n Norris, of Ne- „l o f a bullet from his-hody waa un
TO I.LOYD GEORGE
Kl K,
hraska, who requested
re<|ue*ted R. F. Bower,
Rower, successful and
nnd he must undergo an
**»!»»* ^
now being
... „ „
*
ibraska.
For Florldn: Partly cloudy
___
n
n
i
r
u
rl°c*
‘
l
“
facial
o
f
the
American
Farm
other
operation,
said
a
Copenhagen
WASHINGTON. Mny 11.—Thc con
u)! "
on that d . v . l S T A N ,,A ,,n 0 I L
BOOSTS GAS I KICK Bureau Federation to criticise th# sen- dispatch to the Dnlly Telegraph yes- vention of non-conformist clergymen
in - north nnd central nnd
»«ch *
U m*de ln ,oti ° t
______
probably showers In ex
nte bill proposing n government own- terdny. The first operation was per- yesterday received the following mes
'sriou, rutrictinn.
4 » » f lslrt !•»»•*)
cd nnd aperate corporation for Muscle formed about six weeks ago by a Ger- sage from Premier Lloyd George nt
treme south portion tonight
Vut
di.M, i ,
w p ,cw l
NEW YQRK' M®y H - - Th«’ ,tan*
mnn surgeon. Iw*nine has suffered Genoa:
and Friday.
‘ 0 ion * tubes by dnrd oil company o f New Jersey yes- Shoa’.s development
In reply Mr. Bhwer said his opinion from nervousness, headache* and in"Thc humanitarian forres of the
the
inn,*, . . tentsy reported a rise o fone cent In
Dean Turner, Frank Giles and R.
* 4^»t thf
the h. vv
,ubes on the theNprice of gasoline by thc gsllon. was that the bill could not lie passed somnia as a result of an old bullet world are closing their ranks agninit
•’
department will The new price is 26 cents. Advance* by the senate or house. Influences wound which was inflicted four year* brute force. TTfe Genoa conference J. Holly, o f Sanford, were In Ortawu ’* *h* P^Ment
has sounded the tocsin o f pence. We du yesterday looking over the town.
pronounced sho*- were announced earlier In the week opposed to Mr. Ford’s proposed opera- ago.
^ in ‘ b.« lin
----------------------------Mr. Turner, who la district treasurer
shall not rest until we have won."
_ *' 01 rad>0 equipment, by SincUir Consolidsted Oil Com- lion at Muscle Shoals, added to those
congressmen who were against govIlmve you lost or found anything?
o
f the Boy Scouts, attended the Y .
^ w do youe
T„» „ , . P0"*'1 Texaz company and other IndeFor quick results, try a want ad.
••rnment
participation
In
business
cnA
Herald
Want
Ad
will
help
you.
M.
C. A. convention.
7 ° r Job PrtoU»*.
, pendents.
‘
ille Ifcr
I.ONIHIN. May
l,r,*'Bil ,
11.—Neuter*
ONE DEATH REPORTED
' FROM HEAT YESTERDAY
IN MINNESOTA CITY
PROHIBITION
TRANSFERRED
TO ALL JUSTICE SPECIAL TREASURY REPORT
MADE ON PUBLIC PRINTING
FOLLOWING RECENT SHAKEUP
RED CROSS
TO SOLICIT'
CONTRIBUTIONS
CITY JAILS
CROKER’S WILL
ARE CROWDED SEMI-GOVERNMENTAL CORPORATION
IS PROBATED
WITH LEADERS FOR OPERATING MUSCLE SHOALS
IN IRLEAND
•TO KEEP HENRY FORI) AWAY
TORNADO
IN LEXINGTON
NEBRASKA
III
/I
llV
%'"».« .r r .r „ :r r th-
^
£ THE WEATHER
to •
I
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PAGE EIGHT
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922
r.O OUT TO TOE LINKS
-----------------------O U R
B I G---------------------- *
Thoac folk* who wnnt to spend a
real Thursday afternoon need not take
n long trip to the beach any more.
They can go out to the golf links and
tho country club, play a round o f Rolf,
take a swiin and come home feeling
like a two year old. Tho ones who
have tried out this new course
of
pleasure and training say it is tho fineat tonic in the world und already Ed.
Higgins, Jack Davison and many others who usually go elsewhere to spend
the half holiday hnvc eschewed the
bench nnd springs and even tho bnll
games and it is the golf links and tho
country club for them. And they are
really enjoying it to the fullest. Go
out tomorrow nftemoon nnd try the
links. This club is for you nnd you
should take advantage o f it.
Rainbow
I.
•I
W ILL BEGIN
■
Friday
• •
WILI
12th
V
9:00 A.
Eg3
j
j ■.
Q i I•*' 4 4 1
:
]
I Mr T h e
*«ao rlatr4 P ress)
BUNNELL, May 10^-vFlnjrler coun
ty has the distinction of shipping on
Tuesday the first carload of fine grnde
yellow ochre, mined, ground and pre
pnred at the Pidcock-Robcrta ochre
mine ncaV Now creek, about eight
miles southwest of ilunncll, it being
the only industry of the kind in tho
Mate ° f Florida,
The car was consigned to Jacksonvillc destined for local consumption.
The company has been compelled to
suspend mining during the potato
harvesting season, but expects in a
few days to be in full operation again
nnd will ship in Inrgc quantities to
Philadelphia nnd New York.
One of the principal products of
this new industry for Florida will he
pure oxide o f iron, for which there Is
great demand at good prices amt of
which they will in a few days be rcudy
for quantity production. Uumt sienn,
(„ its wide variety o f high colors and
ul| of a supciior quality will take pre
cedencc over other mining, which
shortly is merely to be n side line or
by-product, und from a smull experi
mental start by Mr. Dave Roberts, a
gentleman who has devoted years of
study and trial o f the Florida deposits
the business now promises to rank
among the largest nnd most Important
mining enterprises in the state.
SCHOOL BONDS CARRIED
lT lia i| lD 0 E )[J ]| H | | g g j
BY FIGURES OF 13 TO 113
— LADIES WERE CLERKS
-------T O N 1 G H T -
Tho election held yesterday at
Sanford for bonds for school im
provements in District No. 1 carried
by a handsome majority. There was
hut little interest manifested in the
election nnd n small vote was polled
as is usual in bond elections and espec
ially nt this time of the year when the
men arc busy. The vote was 113 for
bonds and 13 agninst bonds which
show the determination of tho people
to vote for the improvements needed
in the public schools. Mrs. Schcllu
Maine* nnd Mrs. June Roumillat were
the clerks st the court house and Mrs.
M. A. Phillips and Mrs. Kenneth Mur
rell were clerks nt the building in the
Hines block. Tho ladies arc making
flno clerks and inspectors at the elec
tion* nnd are in great demnnd.
L io n el Barrymore
.
— and—
May McAvoy
— IN—
“THE DEVIL’S
GARDEN”
— Also a—
Two-Part Comedy
Tomorrow— Lila Leo and Will
ter Biers in "Is Matrimony A
Failure” ; also a twtyrLI
comedy.
1
MRS. SHIELDS TO GO
ON TRIAL TOMORROW
im S llD iE lE llIlH I S lE ]
FOR KILLING HUSRAND
( I l f T lif A i a o r l i f r d l*re«a)
M Ka fca M R«
DELA.ND, May 10.—Tho case of
Mrs. Anna E. Shields, charged with
murder in connection with the kill
ing of her husband along the high
way near here, sovrrnl months ago,
will come up in circuit court hero
IU «r,
nt
Thursday, it was unounccd today. It
Honestly folks, it is g. tting
is expected that nil of the opening
so
blamed dry around here
day will bo used in selecting a jury. I „
I rl that people hnve to pin on
*a their postage stamps, but
So far ns nt present known these son under charges for the death o f ^
For Florida: Partly cloudy
then we should worry. Kv*a
mineral deposits exist In no other por- her husband, the grand jury recently ^
tonight nnd Thursday; prob
with the continued drouth
tion of Florida in mining quantities, having failed to find a true bill
a b ly light showers In the ex
we always live in hope* of a
^
r ^ but Mr. Roberts state* that the supply agninst a negro named Pcto Smith,
treme Soutli portion.
rain nnd if thoso folks in
^ is sufficient in Flagler county to sup- originally charged us being n party
the Mississippi valley would
ply the entiro country for a good to the nlleged conspiracy to kill
■a
*a k* **
m ** na
just get through with the
many years to come One o f the real Shields.
excess water in thnt part of
------ deposits
exclusive
........... is
.„ that
...... „it is nlniost m
h u . ivo
Mrs. Shields arrest came about
the country mnybe we vrou'J
W ANT h i)—Position an construction ^ aurfuic1 mining, tho overburden he- through information furnished by the
get a littlo down this wiy.
foreman for contractor or private in«
f«*»t or less throughout the Ku Klux Klan. Much Interest ntHowever, the temperature
pnrties. 12 years experience handling ,'lol'L c0VcrinK several thousand acre* Inches lo the case ns to whether
still shows thnt we are har
construction of frame, concreto nnd " ,,on wh,ch l,ie company has secured members of the Klnn will he cnlled
ing nice weather. Read the
brick, according to blue print. Can de- “ f'tions. The company owns outright H witnesses ngninst her.
report todny and sent it
liver tho goods, if not, don't pay me. 0 considerable acreage, the minerul de_________________ _
north.
Address '‘Carpenter foreman", 507 W. posits alone being estimated nt mil5:10 A. M. MAY 10. 1922
37-3tp lions o f dollars.
GUARD ACQUITTED
First St. I’hone 455.
Mnximum .................. 91
IN ST. JOHNS COUNTY
rcrviiiD Tf^^irot^Tas7"ca7pcnter
Minimum
65
FOR KILLING PRISONER
«nd wrecker, with 23 years exper- GOLDSTEIN’S NOMINATION
Range ___ ...._____
6S
ience, to do your building, repairing
INTERNAL REVENUE COL« l l r T fce A a u i r l a l f S P r e s s I
Barometer .....___
30.11
ST. AUGUSTINE. Mny 10.— The
nnd roofing. No Job too small. Quick
LECTOR IS WITHDRAWN
Calm nnd clear.
service nnd first class work. Just u
--------jury Inst night acquitted Frank Qulgfsssj.i p.|U|.M,.<i s*x X||i
ley, former convict guard, charged
trial will convince you thnt I can do
WASHINGTON, May
10,-N at with manslaughter in connection
the work. Address "Carpenter,’* 507
West First St. Phono 105.
37-3tp Goldstein, whoso recent nomination |with the shooting o f n convict o f this
ns 'Internal Revenue Collector at S t county two yesrs ago. Quigley plead
Table board nt Hotel ’■! ■ : -II
WANTED—$2,500 for 18 months. Se
Louis, nnd has been the occasion of ed self defense, saying the convict $10 per week, Rest of •crvi;t o il
curity, lifo insurant e nnd first mort
154kI
cruisinc. *
rnurh criticism In tho Senate, has had attacked him.
gage if required.—Major L. R. Elkins,
asked thnt his nomination be with
Chuluotn.
37-2tp
drawn.
Try s Herald Want Ad today.
R jy it with a Herald Want At
S W atch for Our Big’ Circular I ** THEWEATHER T
a )
t i v
CARD PARTY
4
'
I " 0,” nn 8 Guild ° f the Epiicopal church will have n card party
at the Parish House Monday afternoon at .1 o clock. Elimination Bridge
nil can piny. Lome and bring your
partner.
Reserve table from Mrs.
S. (). C’hnse, Phono 125 or Mrs. For
rest l-nkc, Phone 224.
• •
Flagler County is
Mining Ochre From
.Tremendous Field
ANI) COUNTRY CLUB
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
TEMPERATURE:
K anner’s
I
D e p a rtm e n t Store i
■
".1 BLOCKS FROM THE HIGH PRICES"
K
s
iv'.f
2i:i-21.r> Sanford Avenue—
CLASSIFIED
ADS
>*
Classified Ada 5c a line. No
nd taken for less than 25c.
and positively no classified
ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany sll orders.
Count five words to a line
and remit accordingly.
JKm— J
v t i s i s i n i u v *
■,-i
-I'hone 550
FOR SALE—8-roomed house, newly
painted Inside nnd out. 1820 Park
Avenue.
38-3tp
— m r m r r m T F iO T r o o —
utT list price. This is positively a new
car, driven less than 150 miles. If inter
ested phone Colnon Motor Co., DoLand, collect.
3S-2tp
FOR SALK—A practically new piano.
High grade, walnut finish for ensh.
$150.00.
310 Cypress Ave.
23-tfp
FOR SALE— New six room bungalow,
located on Sanford Heights. Lot 50
xl35. Prlro $2,250.00. Worth your
inspection.—A. P. Connelly.
33-tfc
NOTICE OF MEETING
LOST
LOST— Pair Ford front side curtains
May 8th, If found, plcnsc notifv W.
W. Dressor.
3H-3tp i
IS S S S S S S S S a
10 Store* in GeorgiaAmerican Legion Auxiliary will
•1 Store in Florida
■
NOTICE TO U!
hold regular meeting nt Court House
■
I hnve for salo nt real burgnnis:
■ ■
Thursdny evening, Mny 11th, 8:00
■ r
FOR SALK, in
I Ford touring enr, $350.
P. M. lie on time.
37-3tp
■
first class
I Ford touring car, $P.»0, nearly ■
FOR SALE—Shetland pony, saddle,
■
shape, $250 term* or $200 cash. 400
new.
a
bridle. See I. E. Entridge.
35-3tp
■
Model.— Rive & Walker, in old Ford
1 Ruick 5.
■
N
Garage.
dh-tfp
I Ruick 4.
■
FOR RENT
1 Ooldsmnbllc 8, nearly new.
■ S
Sanford’s New Store----------------Phone 127
■
FOR SALE— Flno celery farm, 10 FOR RENT— Cool ten room houue for
All in good condition and painted ■
five months, partly furnished. Two — N. II. Garner nt Wight Pro*.' Ga- ■
acres rich hammock innd, cultivated
10 yenrs. Crop on it now. Two flow couples could lie comfortable. 318 r»KC35-3tA.-w.ltc : ■
38-2tp |
ing wells, 8 Vi acres tiled; nlso thirty Magnolia Ave.
■ ■
■ ■
LADIES’ DEPARTMENT
acres hnntmock adjoining with one FOR RENT—New five room bunga
MEN’S DEPARTMENT
Tho Herald, 15c per week, delivered. ■ ■
■
well nnd smnll part cleared, nenr
low, well located.—A. P. Connelly.
■ :
Cameron City. Apply to owner for
■ ■
38-tfc
■ ■
particulars. Herbert O. Crippon, R. f7>TT
■ ■
Itl’ S 'f—Two furnished lied
■ ■■
17,700 Acres in East Orange
R. A. Box 180.
32-12p
rooms. Apply 202 Park Avenue.
■
County
■
■
37 -3tp
27-in. wide, yard
FOR SALE— 15 acres ornngc grove,
■
■
On
Famous
■
■
fino land, about 400 old bcuring FOR RENT— Furnished apartment
Orlando to Ocean
: ■
■
orange nnd grapefruit tress. Alsu pe
with private bath, first floor. 813
■
■
can, peach, grapes, pears und other Magnolia Ave.
■ ■
37-3tp
Highway
;!
■
■
fruit trees on Golden Lake, 3 4 inilea ROOM FOR RENT-Furnished with
Rich Farming. Citrus and
■
■
■
■
south o f Sanford. Also another 4 4
Trucking Lands
.
privilege of garage. 709 Palmetto
■
■
(icing Syndicated in
■
■
acres of fino rich, cultivated pine land avenue.
’*
34-10tp
■ ■
with about 75 old bearing orange nnd
30 Acre Tracts
■ ■
FOR RENT- Two nicely furnished
■ ■
Each tract fronting on Orlandograpefruit trees, nnd about 75 pecan
■ ■
rooms, nt the Temple Club. 37-5te
M
■
Ocean
IloulcTnrd
nt
the
extreme
trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own
■ ■
ly low price of—
FOR
RENT
Rii'uns
and
kitchenette.
n
■
er, Herbert O. Crippcn, R. R. A. Ilox
a ■
— Shirley Apartments opposite post
$28.21 per A cre
189,____________________________ 32-12p
■ ■
36-in. wide
office, upstairs.
28-tfr
■ ■
Five Yenrs in Which to Pay__
■ ■
FOR SALE— IVitato barrels in any
Title Goad— Warranty Deed
■ ■
F O iflt E N f—8-room house on Union
a ■
qunntity, special pwcca on car lots,
Guaranteed
I n . A. I*. Connelly.
26 tf.
■ ■
correspondence solicited, Clearwater
Land May Re Occupied llt-fore
■ ■
FOR
RENT—Two
unfurnished
rooms,
■
■
I'avmmt Completed
Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla.
8-tfc
■ ■
bath, for liglithousckeeping. Good
This tract consists o f 17,700
■
■
FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 acre.
■ ■
location. Apply "R. S " , care of Heracres bordering both sides the
a *
one 10 acre Sanford nve. walking
Orlando-East Coast Sixteen-foot
aid Office.
6 tfc
■ ■
distance to city. Two lots curncr
■ ■
llouleviird for about eight miles,
■ ■
is intersected by tho Florida
Center and Elm ave. Two lots west
■ ■
WANTED
East Const Rnilrond nnd two
■ ■
side Palmetto ave., 60 ft. from Elev
■ a
other main county highways ono
enth S t Maks offer. U. T. Corey, WANTED TO RENT—A good pinno
■ M
of
which
Is
to
lie
hurd-aurfnrcd
■ ■
for a few months. Rest o f care.
owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange
yard
nlso.
■ ■
—
Mr*.
George
Herring,
French
Ave
a ■
les, Calif.
28Htf; 29-tf
Upon completion of these hnrdi ■
nue, Sanford.
35-3tc
surfuied road* the value o f this
■ ■
STOP— LOOK— READ
■ ■
Innd
will
Increase
very
sub
WANTED— Small cottage, unfumish■
FRUIT-PRODUCE SHIPPERS
stantially ns has already been
■
■■
ed or half of house, or unfurnished
demonstrated In nil other sec
Try our expert service collecting Rail housekeeping rooms. Address "Per
tions o f Orange County, nnd the
road Claims.
Original.
Vouchers manent,' P. O. Rox 548, Sanford. 34-p
syndicate proposes to sell
in
aent direct to claimants.— Eastern
imnll
tracts
the
syndicate
hold
MONEY TO LOAN AT 4% —On
ings nt a profit.
Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G.
— PAY CASH
homes, groves nnd farms, 4 per cent
This tract is virgin timbered and
Cooper, Asa’t General Mgr., with P. R.
simple Interest in multiples of $1,000
the timber is conservatively es
R. Claim Department, ten years, Sea
timated to be worth $12.00 per
payable $10 per month. Strout Agen
ford, Del.
10-e.oj-2wc
Get Better Valuessere.
For Lessr?
cy, Rox 618, Eustis, Fla.
35-10tp
Refereneea— Any bank or busi
FOR SALE— Warehouse with R. U. WANTED—To do your painting. Will
ness house in Ornngc County.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■nnas*»
aiding. Within four blocks o f center
Honest Salesmen Wanted
do it cheap and give satisfaction. No
o f city.
job too small. See Duncan, the paint Mall Coupon Today for Particulars
Geo. V*. KNIGHT
er, 202 Palmetto ave.
' 38-2tp ORI.ANDO-EAST COAST LAND CO.
272-tfc
RAILROAD MEN, ATTENTION— 126 So. Orange Ave., Orlando, Kin.
Please send particulars o f your 17,
FOR SALE— One barber chair and
Here's the chance to buy a Stanley 700 acre development This In
no
fixtures, at 418 East Third St.
Steamer 7-pnsscnger automobile for manner obligates me.
38-4tp $1200.00 less than cost. New super
Nsmo .......... ....... .... ..........mh-.-.h.^,..
FOR SALE—Ono 5-room bungalow, heaters, new working part*. Driven
A ddress_______ __ __________ ____
located on Sanford Heights, $1,500, less than 7,000 miles. This is n rare
bargain nt $1500.00, Write Colson Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla. n
cash, a bargain.—A . P. Connelly.
"
'
38-2tp
27-tfc hlotor Co., DoLand.
FOB SALE
CHREV0LET
'I
IThe Church well Co.
TOILE GINGHAM
WORK GLOVES
25c
$1.00
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TICKING
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„ __ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, M AY 11, 1822
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The Launch SANFORD
ALL BUSINESS AND TRADE
CONDITIONS SHOW ADVANCE
THROUGHOUT UNITED STATES
For Partita, Picnics, PUhlnf, Outings
/
Capt Atkinson
Phone 2s:* LI
Rtetdcnre 203 R. Third 8t., Sanford
Thirty Thousand Manufacturers Make Report as
“ Stable, Sane and Continuous Advance”
B. W. HERNDON
Insurance Agency
FIR R -A U TO — BONDS
IN f T 8 f
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NEW YORK, May 10— Business and trade conditions through
out the United States as reported by thirty thousand manufac
turers to John H. Edgerton, president of the National Association
of Manufacturers today, show ‘'Stable, sane, definite and continu
ing advance," summary issued by Edgerton declared.
GLOBE PIANO CO.
BAVR YOU MONKY
Write u*
Empire Hotel Block
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
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PRESIDHNT MAY FAVOR
committee majority was laid before stolen from hts automobile
.
SALES TAX FOR BONUS Mr. Harding. The bill differs only in front of the Jail under the
slightly from the measure passed by a policeman. It happened that
I H r T t f A n o r t a t r S I’ r r s . )
the house.
I seventy-five negioca were connT
WASHINGTON, May 10.—Views
The president's position on the gated about the Jail to see the p S
o f the president on the soldier bonus soldier bonus was outlined in a let lock up twenty others who h»<JT jZ
legislation declared nt the White ter to Chairman Fordnoy of the arrested in a raid on a dice rH ?
Rouse today as unchanged, will be house ways and means committee Someone in the crowd noticed
transmitted during the next two when the matter was pending before whiskey in the car shouted. •UnoT'
days to Chairman SlcCumbcr and that body and which was to the ef the spectators gathered around
Republican members o f the senate fect Hint either n soles tnx to raise machine and that was the last i n
finance committee.
the funds for paiyng the bonus o f the evidence.
No arrciti n
The president's ideas on the sub should be enneted or some other ef made for the crowd scattered,
ject will l>e presented to the majority fective means should be.
was not known who was gmlty i j
committee members as a result of the
Jhu Chief is confident there W’M
visit of Chairman McCumbcr and
WEST, PALM BEACH, May 11.— joyous party in '‘ Reno," the nep,
several of his associates to the white Chief Mathews, after confiscating quarter, later In the evening.
house recently, at which time the twenty-four quarts of liquor here
outline o f the bill approved by the Ione night last week had the evidence
For quick results, try a want tA
W E , the growers who compose
H the Florida Gtms Exchange,
tak e justifiable pride in this,
our Sealdsw eet tradem ark.
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OPTICIAN—OlTOMKTRIBT
Sparton
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SMITH BROS.
Garage and Machine Co.
Expert Auto Repair Work
Phone 30
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Quick S en ice Transfci
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Consider These
Points
T h e history, alma and pu rports
o f the F lo r id a Cltrua K ic h a n g *
may not ba told In a fnt* words.
T is ours. It belongs to no one else. It cannot be taken away from
us. Its value increases from season to season. That value and its
increase, belong solely to us.
T h e y mra Identical w ith thosa
o f tba cltrua Industry In Florida.
T b s tw o can not b « lnt*lllK.ntljr
separated.
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A f t e r m i r e than a Uoien yeara
o f aucceaetul operation, the F lo r
ida Cltrua E x ch a n g e tod ay typtl)« i the l u c r e * , o f c o -o p e ra tiv e
m a r k e t in g carried on with the
true c o - o p e r a t iv e aplrlt.
It Is to c o - o p e r a t l va m ark etin g
that nil the producere o f the
uoitvU oia tea tod a y are tu r n in g
ami e v e r y w h e r e the F lorida Citrus
K arhanga la rega rded a t a model
o f rlllclent service to ’nembera.
W e are constantly working to upbuild the good-will value of our
Sealdsweet trademark by advertising to consumers and to dealers; by
consistent grading and packing practices; by intelligent co-operation with
the tTade.
W h a t e v e r the p r o b le m s o f the
f u tu re they moat be the prolr*
Irma o f the g r o w e r * — th n .e w ho
o w n the land and the tr ie * which
produce cltrua fr u it * —ami only
the orga nised g r o w e r * s u c ce s s
fu lly m a y solve thorn.
T h o r t p a n s lo n o f r a r lo l m a r
k e t . f o r Florida o ran ge* and
g rn pefru lt ha* tieen dun to the
effort* o f tho g r o w e r * ’ o w n c o
o p er a tive orBanlxatlon.
Fu ture
expansion o f such mnr'i t* must
l>n made by the g r o w e r *
T h e Aral c om m er cia l Intr oduc
tion o f regular su pplies o f g r a p e
fruit in to tlreat Itrltaln. with
a n o m p a n y ln g edu ca tion al work.
In but n nlngle one o f th« a c h ie v e
ment*
of
the
Florida Cltrua
E x ch a n g e
d u ring
the current
mar k i t i n g season.
Remember These
Facts
Hraldnwret orange* and g r a p e
fruit are accepted hy tho trade
a* n ationally a i lv s r t l. n l products.
And they are dUtlnc'.ly Florida
product*.
L ik ew is e
dis tinctly
citrus.
H u n d r e d * o f th o u sa n d , a*
h o u s e w iv e s w h o dem and Heald■west fr o m their g roc er* a s s o
ciate th e name o n ly w ith orange*
and g r a p e f r u it — fr o m Florida.
W h ile the F lo rid a Citrus E x
c h a n g e preserve* moat cordial
relation* w ith c o - o p t r a l l v e m a r
k etin g o r g a n iz a t i o n , ev ery w h ere.
It has n o e n ta n g lin g alliances.
A f r e e i e In C a lifor n ia or a
drouth In New York Htale for
thl* rea»on may o n ly h rln g the
bcneOt* o f b elter price* to m e m
bers o f this organis ation.
A n y m em ber o f the Florida
Citrus E x ch a n g e a lw a y s Is In a
position to obtain the "h ig h d o l
la r " f o r his fruit w h en ever there
Is a m arket upturn.
Nothin g
could dem on strate tills better
than events o f last ninety day*.
In n u m b er o f member*, acreage
and v o lu m * o f fruit, tho Florida
Citrus E x c h a n g e ahowa constant
and co n s iste n t gain . T h ere must
be reason s f o r these fact*. I n
v e s tig a te and you will readily
And w h a t a r t these reaeone.
W e do this secure in the knowledge that the Sealdsweet trade
mark must remain a distinct asset to the citrus industry of Fk* :da, and
to Florida alone. It cannoi be adversely affected by association with the
products of any other section, or with other than citrus fruits.
During this last season we have made an increase of forty per
cent in the private-sale, carlot markets in which Sealdsweet oranges and
grapefruit have been sold, as compared with any previous year in tne
history of our organization.
This is indicative of the progress which
this co-operative body has been making, and is making, in every de
partment of its operation.
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The close of the season will Find the Florida Citrus Exchange in
the strongest position that ever it has occupied, haying marketed suc
cessfully the largest volume of fruit in its history; and having made ev
ery possible preparation for the greater tasks which lie before it in pro
tecting the interests of Florida producers, who must look to it, and to it
alone for the solution of their problems, as citrus production further in
creases in the groves of the state.
In the ranks of the hundred-and-one associations of this or
ganization there is room for every grower who has the ability to co
operate— "to conduct yourself that others may work with you."
For detailed information consult the manager of the nearest Asso
ciation or of the sub-Exchange in your territory; or write to the
Business Manager of the Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Florida.
Remember, there is no capital stock; there are no initiation
fees; there are no membership dues.
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PAGE THREE
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BAUMEL’S SPECIALTYSHOP
-WHERE STYLE RRIONS"
„ . ___________________ Sanford, Florida
F*»t Firat St.-----’
oppwite Ford Service Station .
"WHERE STYLE REIGNS"
.107 Bait Firat St.--------------------------8anford, Florida
Oppoaite Ford Service Station
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
"
-..Foot Guaranteed, full fashioned
in Black; Silver. B o b o lin k and g r c y ._
Bibbed Silk. «3.B» duality,
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$1.95
$1.65
$1.15
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$1.95 grades,
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$1.50 grades.
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Ending on Saturday, May 20th
unAu . u T d S ! S t y ‘ t
$2.25 quality,
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LASTS
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t fk B r e w n Grey. Champaign and c h ltc .
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$3.25 A N D
$2.95
iitancc Silk, 13.78 duality
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Starting Friday, May 12th, 9 a. m.
AN
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$6.95
$10.95
$6.95
NO. 1—Tub-Silk, Shadow-proof, front and
back. Hemstitched, scalloped and plain bot
toms. Were §11.95, §1.50 nnd §5.50. For this
sale, only—
OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL
!■ SIGHT GOWNS in white nnd pink, extru
li •
good quality
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I $1.00 values.
Plain or pleated models in Skirts for sport
wear, Prunellas, light weight wool and Scotch
plaids. Special:
§10.50 grades,
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$11.95 qualities,
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One specinl lot White Georgette
Skirts at ...................................
White Wash Skirts in Gaberdine and Wash
Satin, also Baronet Satins, at
$3.45 $4.50 $6.95
EVENT OF U N l'SU A L CHARACTER
THIS
SPECIAL.
SKIRTS
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$3.25 $3.65 $4.25
No. 2.— White wash Satin. Double Shndowproof, plain and hemstitched bottoms, very
best qualities, at—
. 59c IT IS M O R E T H A N A S A L E
95c
75c $1.15 $1.35
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^ G\t7,i; VESTS, white only, while they last
$2.15 $2.35
It is the celebration of our find year of service in Sanford. It is a fes
|j 10c 15c 25c
tival commemorating the first year of public confidence. T o show our ap
WAISTSANDOVERBLOUSES
preciation, we have planned this big event for the thrifty feminine shopper
|| BATHING SUITS
Alluringly dainty waists and over-blouses, in
who is desirous o f completing her summer wardrobe, in Mid-Season at ex
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We have the agency for the "Neptune Daughtor" Bathing Suits. These suits nre gunr’ • antee<! all pure wool. We have Just received
i ! our first shipment of these suits und they arc
on .‘ ale. All popular shades:
S' $10.05 quality
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$0.75 grades,
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Our entire stock of Ladies* Wearing Apparel, Millinery nnd Accessor
ies will participate in this event.
It is not necessary to give a detailed de
scription o f our merchandise for it already has established n reputation for
$8.50
$7.50
$4.95
itself.
Make your pinns to pay us a visit for you cannot afford to mifts this
money Baving event.
JJ $5.95 values,
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All others materially reduced
iy,
Exceptional Millinery Reductions
Anting nti<- vast selection
of Millinery, you will find
charming, youthful and
amazingly original pat
terns of unusual design
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ii descrilw their bewitching
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ii ering color combinations.
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SCOUT HATS
DRESS Pit
Braid,
W'*j| and Braid, assorted
colors
41.95 and
(T»0 A C
$5.95 vnl
LOT 2—
STREET HATS
CHILDREN’S HATS
All new materials and
colors:
$7.95 grades
SAII.ORS
specially reduced prices.
$3.95
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A large va*
riety of straws and Silk nnd
Combinations.
Strnw
In all popular shades,
LOT 1—
PATTERN HATS
§2.50 to §G.95 grades, special nt
Georgettes, Crepes, Leg
horns, Milnns and others.
§10.95 to §19.75 grades at
$1.95 _ $5.50
$8._,0$14._
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$6.50
§8.95 grades
$7.50
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flit
All infants* and Children's lints nt
$2.25 "”d$2,45
Extraordinary Dress Values
Hats to suit every possi
ble taste. Whether it lie
a large Picture Hat, a
Hat for Sport or Street
W ear; the tailored Sail
or, we have them all.
New models of MID
SUMMER creations, em
bracing every favored
mode, whether it ho for
the miss or matron we
nre sure to please all
types.
s: <'<mbinatinns of
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Crepe de Chine and Georgettes. Delightfully
trimmed, with pretty ribbons and laces.
§5.95
O f f f f A §5.95
D J Q ff
grades
grades tjr
§1.95 grades,
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Exceptionally beautiful hnnd-mnde Waists,
some lace edged, others plain.
$3.50
Q r t Q f f $3.95
Q O O ff
grades t j l i d i t / t l grades
Sp.cial lot Bntistc Waists, All colors, special-
ceptional reductions.
is
An impressive showing: o f Smart Summer
Frocks designed to please the most dis
criminating. Several hundred Dresses, ev
ery one a remarkable creation in itself. All
exclusive makes are assembled which in
cludes: Peggy Paige, Lucette, Harmon,
and other popular makes. In all we have
Frocks for every conceivable occasion
whether it be for party, dinner, dance, or
street wear, you will find every dress spec
ially priced for this sale.
GINGHAMS and
VOILES
RATINES and
LINENS
ORGANDIES
and SWISSES
Every conceivable
color
1.1.05 vnl tics nt 12.95
|4.05 values nt $3.9.1
$.1.95 valuta nt $1.75
All other* reduced
Very newest ihadoi:
Large assortment of
sizes und colors.
Vnlue* $10.95 to
Weru $9.75 to
$29.75. Special
$7.95 to $21.00
$29,50, on sale
$7.95 to $22.50
Light colors in Canton Crepes, Bimini Crepes and others,
all reduced. §22.50 0 4 Q » 7 f f T O O « / l f f A
to §29.75 Frocks at..
H t fo l tf
A few dark Summer Cuntons nnd Taffetas to Close nt
LESS THAN COST
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UNUSUAL CAPES AND WRAPS
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S[LK VESTS “ nd
drop stitch :
4-'95 quality,
$2.45
Perfectly stunning are these Cnpes and Wrnps of individual
beauty. Distinctive models that give attention to many fas
cinating style variations. There are numbers of styles that
are sure to captivate the most discriminating women.
Il!^nu*nt, §3.50 quality,
Specially priced:
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-° $22.50
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49c
Formerly §19.95 to §32.50
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ftt suGslnntlully re-
Kabo and Thomson's Glove-Fitting Cor
sets give that truly youthful poise, un
usual freedom of motion, and long ser
vice. For the slender woman and for
the styliHh stout.
Special Sale Prices
§1.95 qualities,
§2.25 values,
§3.95 grades,
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Bien Joilet Brassieres and Bandeaux
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ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
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$1.49
$1.75
$2.59
Stouts
Colors: Navy, Turquoise, Tan, Jade, Cnnnu and others
f r A t a a r r * <* Knu v«u*
duced pi ices
CORSETS, BRASSIERES, BANDEAUX
§5.95 grades,
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THOMSONS
VETITtrNO" §4.50 grades,
CORSETS.
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§3.95 grades,
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$4.95
$3.75
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THE SANFORD DAILY H ERALD , THURSDAY, HAY 11, 192*
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
This was putting it mildly but put
No. 1 is In large measure a local pro- [state aid road, No. 105, Is to cost $300,- and southern counties. Rsinfal)
UNCLE HANK
ting it in the proper light. We hare
Ject—and will not serve a general pur 613, the counties paying $60,140, and locally heavy west of the Suwana*!
r v fc lU fc r * * » * r y a ft
gotten away from the old time chiv
pose.
the state $240,373. This project in River, especially In Jefferson, Gt<b.
A a r a t I k * llr r a lA ■atlAla^lar
alry and respect for women. Grand
M a c a a lla A t * . B aafaH U
"Road No. 2, from the Georgia- cludes two bridges in Pinellas county den, Wslton, Escarmbis and stijol*.
ma, mother and sister are no longer
ing districts. There are areas, 1**,
Florida line to Fort Myers, a distance to cost about $200,000.
on the pcdcstral where they were
“The estimated cost of all projects ever, in the peninsular where drought
o f 146 miles, comprehends expendi
1‘ U B L IB IIK H B
mnny years ago and where they
tures of f2,4CQ,409, o f which the fe d approved by the state road department continues, although relieved to sea,
should
be today. The Lakeland Telea. j , ikii .i,y
K A IIa r
eral government ia to pay $800,760, aggregates $10,529,415 The total cost extent by showers.
v. j. uu.Ann
* r r r r t a r / - T r r a a a r r r gram says:
Crops: The rain of the
tho sfato $573,302 and the counties of all projects in the first congres
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rurreat
o. u lim it .
C lr r a t a it o a M a u i t r
"1 he saying thnt a bad man is ono
sional
district
as
$1,668,555.
This
week
nnd thi\t o f tho last days of ths
through which it will be btilt $1,026,r h a a a I4N a , (a AtVO I*. M.
who can not speak of a good woman
county alone has expended nearly previous week saved a Iritical ilta*.
337.
U t r r t U l a i M a lta M aSr K a a * * a
without tears in his eyes is clever
A „ llr a ll,a
“ Note the disparity: on road No. 1 twice that sum, realised from county tion over much of the peninsular
because there is a deep truth beneath.
t a b a r r l p l l a a I 'r l t t la A A v a a r *
— an east and west project—to cost and district bond issues, in the con Corn that was wiltering generally aaj
O aa Y f a r ----------------------------------------------H M This truth is that tho worst of men
apparently beyond recovery, .htn**
$3,382,990, the counties pay $628,338 struction of roads.
111 M a a l k a ____ _____________________
frequently
try
to
ntono
for
their
"Federal
aid
allotted
to
the
state
much Improvement, although tks
l >r Hi r r r d la C H , hr C a r r l* *
while on road No. 2, a north and south
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growth
is backward and >0me
on
approved
projects
aggregates
$3,project, facilitating travel in and out
Tho unfsithful husband
365,682.
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this
the
first
congres
T k a b l « 13- l a l l b M I f W a a k l , II » c sentiment.
highlands
was lost; early corn is t)
o f the state, of the total cost of $2,« M * a t lr r t r r a * ,r a
la a la a l*
l.'a a a lr bringing expensive gifts to his wifo
sional district gets but $272,823, and market. Cotton Is coming up—ioa|
• a 4 la p a k l l i l a A a t a r i F r M a r . A l t a r *
406.400, the counties pay $ft)26^}37.
( t a l a , ra ta a m a la k a a w a a a a „ l l a a - lives on in cartoon and vaudcvlllo
tho Hl-.nce o f the state $3,092,859.
delayed by drought, nnd chopping »n4
t la a . I la n a a r a t h ' ta p a llllr a . | U « p a ,
"Road No. 3, Jacksonville to DeLeon
r e a r , a l a a a y la a < t a » * * .__________________ because ho lives on in real life.
“ Of state funds used for these pro first work made progress; plants an
Springs, is to cost $780,831, the fe d
Mother’s Day properly calls forth
jects in the entire stato there Ir al small. Tobacco made good progrt*
■ 1CVIIIKII T i l K A S S O C IA T E D VJtlCMia
eral government to pay $227,365, the
The Associated Press Is exclusive the expression of much beautiful
lotted $.1,745,504. The fin t congres as did peanuts, cane and minor crops.
No that mother* are naming their state $288,357 and the counties $265,ly entitled to the use for republlca- sentiment toward mother In particu
sional district gets of this sum $287,- Melons improved, but growth U
newly horn sons, "Warren,’* It’s doub 108.
tion of all news dispatches credited to lar nnd toward women In general. It ly Important thnt eur new President
934 and the balance of the state $2,- backward; some complaint of prema
“ On stato road No. 4, along *he 917,570.
it or not otherwise credited in this pa is not amiss to ask if wo arc sincere. make- good.
ture ripening— result of hot, dry
cast coast, the projects approved by
per and also the local news published
No matter what other countries
"The counties o f the state put up weather. The ont crop is generally
herein.
bnve been or are—for they have advertising Investment In proportion the road department ^ro almost en as their portion o f these projects $3,- poor; some fields were abandoned:
All rights o f republication of spec shown that they can bo most immor to the money paid for plants, mater- tirely i:i St. Johns county and north. 118.229. The counties in the first con- harvest!- " eontjnucd under favorable
ial dispatches herein &re also re al while most "chivalrous” — in a ini'! nnd labor."
They nr- eitimntcd to cost $1,694,211 j/ressionul district put up $567,798, and conditions. Sweet potatoes were let
served.
land where men prey on womanhood,
o f which liie federal government will the counties outside Util congressional out where soil moisture was
while boasting o f the protection nnd DIGGIN* T il Blit -OWN TATEH8.. ,
$190,904, the state $698,667, and district $2,810,431."
dent, end the harvesting of Irish do.
ik
n counties
iniiAM tfnr.
f! Is!
the
$595,746.
luxuries they give their own family}
tntoes continued.
Beans, tomato**,
where thousands o f women every
It is most noticeable this spring that
“ On road No. 5, from High Springs 1
and ether truck made fair proirrm
Great is Sanford—Tho City Sub- year die in childbirth for lurk o f the papers of Florida have refrained down the west coast through Tampa, U K ATM Kit AND CHOI* CONCitrus trees, ns a whole, improved,
atantinl.
knowledge or attention; where largo from going into centnsios over cumii- extending to Fort Myers and thonco
D ll IONS IN !■ I.OItIDA FOR
but there nrc .irons where the rsial'll K WEEK ENDING MAY 9 falL wns entirely insufficient
numbers o f prospective mothers enrn dates for state ami county offices.
following the Tamiumi Trail, projects
s-J*
And with deeper wntcr she will bo by their own mnnunl work the money
The Miami Herald noticing it also, which hove been approved by the de
the dropping of young fruit mr.tlagreater than the greatest.
, to pay the expenses o f the birth; very aptly says:
pnrtmcnt are located only in Levy,
Temperature: The
temperature ucd. The last week or ten days
■
° ------------where thousands of women every
Hillsborough nnd Manntce counties. nvernged from 3 to 5 degrees nbovo the most favorable in the peninsula
"Florida newspapers are giving
Orlando is assisting in the water year undergo operations mudo nec
These projects arc estimated ta cost the seasonal, except in the south and "in1’*1 c-rtjp development began, but
every candidate who announces
ways nobly. And when tho St. Johns essary by the results of their hu»his nmbitions before the coming
$663,848, of which thw federal govern- ' extreme west where it was about the more rain is needed in all dlvsloni.
river is deepened Orlando can easily hands’ infidelities; in n country Illy;
ment will pay $190,921, the state $344,- normal.
•
----------------------------Vriipary a friendly notice, but
cut a canal to tho river. We said it this we ran be excused for viewing
553 and the counties $122,370. It
none of them seem to be taking
Main: Showers occurred over all
Bargains found each day by reidwhen we lived in Orlnndo and we say w#th a critical rye our Mother’s Day
should bo bunio in mind, however, thnt divisions—least in the lower central ing the Herald Ads.
sides as between those who have
it yet.
sentiments nnd our talk about our
thiji does not include the lnrgc amount
announced. Tho fact is thnt the
-------------o------------reverence for women. Wo are not
o f money' spent by Hillsborough coun
newspapers of this state are be
An electric line to the sea would the worst nation in the world, but wo
ty to build this road from the I’asco
ginning to rcnlize thnt, hereto
be just nbout tho greatest thing that hnvo n long ways to go.
** fore, they have been something of
county line to the Manatee county jj
central Florida could have. And there
What mother wants, people of
line, the only state nid given being ■
a entspnw for ambitious politic
are several ports on the cast coast America, is not merely the annual
$175,0011-- $100,000 o f w hich has not ■
ians nnd thnt they have been used
8-ROOM HOUSE on brick street, furn
that could be made greater than any Mother's Day gift and sentiment
yet been paid, though long pnst due— J
to further factionalism, some
ports in tho entire south.
while she lives and flowers on her
and
the
cost
of
two
bridges,
npproxiJj
thing that is now fast disappear
ished, $.‘1,500.00 cash, balance terms, less than
mately $100,000.
2
------------- o - ---------grave after her death. She wants
ing from tho state. Their pres
ever offered.
"Hoad No. 6, in Cnlhoun county, 5
There is so much for our congress- *,u h «on* nnd such daughters, ns she
...............
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... let
ent attitude
seems ...
to be to
from Port St. Joe to tho Jackson coun- £
men and senators to do here in Flor- ran* without too much effort, take
candidates do their own ctactionAlso close in down-town an 8-ROOM
1
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ty line, n distance o f 65 miles, is to •
ida in tho way of deeper water an d, n pride in. This is her greatest poscoring without any material aid
HOUSE
at $1,000 less than ever offered.
cost $195,000, on which the stato will ■
better porta nnd other improvements "*Mc baplness. What women in genfrom the press."
that we should think they would bo ,' ral want from men is—sentiment,
It the candidates for political o f pay $113,000 and the county $82,000. JJ
A well located'CELERY FARM, 6 acres
"Hoad No, 7 in Escambia county JJ
rustling around some and going nf- no doubt, hut, first of nil, genuine fices in this state want tho newspa
tiled. ‘>1/2 acres in woods, very best land.
ter these big things. There Is n o , an,l “ Inccro protection, nr.d, Individ- pers to devote columns and pages to will cost, it is estimated, $334,201, tho
project in the United States with
a,,<1 collertiveiy, a square deal, them again, over, they will have to pay cost to be shnred by tho federal gov
And various other farms, city lots, your
greater merit than the St. Johns riv
for said columns nnd pages at the ernment, and the county.
terms.
"Road No. 8 in Highlands and
er nnd yet the Florida delegation INDl'STHIKS ApTORTIHR YOlIlt regular rates wc would charge any
CITY.
rarely opens up their voices in song
other "gusher," "wlld-cntter", or "pro Okeechobee counties will cost $314,about it and we have had nothing in
moter," to say nothing of tho solid 033, o f which the state will pay $53,031
and the counties $261,899,
The best publicity a city can have business men.
the way o f improvements in ton
years.
"The Hernando, Pasco nnd Pinellas
is ont the advertising o f Chamber of
In other words politicians from
Commerce or Bonrds of Trade, but now on in Florida nrc going to “ Dig
—
o Attorney General Daugherty says thnt o f successful industries located ’tnters," instead of standing round ■■■■■■■■■nnnHBnaaaBanHHnNnnaaHBannnnnnaaaBBnnnannM HHBBBHnnaBaBiinHBnBBnnnHiiBaBaa
'the U, S, Senators can spend all tho there, according to Henry L. .Staples, hraggin’ on father, jollying mother, ..............................................................................................................................................................................I
money they want on their cnndldncy o f Itlrhmond, Virginia, chairman of kissing baby Sue, nnd eating tho ynms B
campaign since Senator Newberry has the Southern Council of the Amcri- nfler they nrc roasted.—Tampa Ttib4}cen whitewashed. They can spend enn Association o f Advertising Agen-[une.
]
-------------o ---- -------uill they want in every state except clcs.
In
responding
to
an
address
by
the
GO
TO
JAIL
OR HE SOMEBODY,
Florida and here they nro held down
mayor,
welcoming
tho
quarterly
se*.
by the Bryan Primary law. Some o f
The first chapter in the life story of
them however never needed any Bry- l<'on
Council to \\ inston-Salnn primary taw to hold them down rm ’ ' " r ^tnpel*
emphasised thu what some day may he called The .
In their expenditures. If they over trrmv,h ° f advertising in the South as Making of Guy Bobbins,” was ended
spent a nickel for n cigar they would ,m,lcatlvo ,,f ,ho IhmIhwb development the other day by Judge Sentel, of Ur
have had a fit nnd jumped into the o f this "•ct,on* nmonK other things (Imna, III. He gave Bobbins, n farm
river. The campaigns now are just "',yinR!
,
Ihand, the alternative o f going to pris
like Sunday school picnics with the
“ A * ln,,, ni rtftpt>n >’l'ar»
n on for 10 years for robbing a store, or
red lemonade rut out and swimming l'r',m,nt’nt advertising man after trnv- agreeing to obey theso ten commandprohibited. But nne thing is sure
for
through the South, monta laid down by the court
nnd ce rta in - the candidates get no
n,e l*,at *u> ^m,ni* no product*
Go to church or Sunday school at
more free notices from the news papl',,0UBh lu mivcrlise.
least once a week,
■
ers. They pay for what they say
"It mu*t be a source o f gratification
Give up cigarette smoking for one
■
All pure Table Linen, 70-inches wide, beautiful patterns
now or there is no sny and the pea- to cvt’ r>’ "mith,’rn " ml* to nat” ,ho
■
fo r Friday and Saturday. Special, a yard—
a
nut politicians that formerly rode the «'hnnir«*sl conditions o f today—not only
Stay away from pool hnlls one year,
newspapers nro paying ir. advance or 1,1
,lll‘ ln otht,r !inra 0,1 wutl * »>’«'• book» selected by the public
they get no notices. The editors of
"Hcaldswcot Oranges and Grapefruit librarian, and report to the probation
Florida have torn their shlrtn for tho incomparable gift of Florida’s gob officer what he bad read.
Keep employed constantly, and keep
den groves, greet you on the break
candidates the Inst time.
B S S B B M I I I I I * S B B S I I im H B S B I I I I I I I I B I S ia S R » ll» I S I I S S a iB a i» l» R S M M |
fast table at the Hits or the Waldorf account o f ex|wndlturcs.
------------- -------------Stay off streets at night except on
"Carloads o f Coca-Cola—thnt ad
W H AT MOTHER REALLY WANTS
vertising prodigy of Atlnntn—nro business.
Keep all laws of state, city, or vil
quenching tiilrsl in Kansas City nnd
m
Karh succeeding
Mother's Day
a
58x58 Hemstitched Damask TABLE COVERS, real nice
S
lage.
Seattle.
a
gives one n now vista down the
a
Drink no intoxicating liquor.
Planter* o f Peanuts— mudo in Suf
quality for
l
■winding years nbout mother and we
a
Fay all court costs in $5 monthly infolk, Virginia, *niile at you from the
a
come to think thnt if mother is liv
news stands along the subway ns you stnllmeiit*.
ing she ought to have the flowers In
wait for the South Kerry Express.
Report to circuit judge the fiist dny
stead nf wniting until she is dead.
“ Ivory Garters made in old Now of each court term,
Our motors have rlono se much for
a
■
_s
i Orleans, are in evidence in the lockIf Robbins lives faithfully to this
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mankind thnt they nrc entitled to
■
a
rooms at Pine Valley, Wootllawn contract for six months the peniten*
much more than they ever get in this er
B
72-inch Hemstitched and Scalloped
or Sunset Hills while their owner* tiary will never get him. It is nn inlife nnd it is oqly when we hnvo
S
are enjoying the carol of the cloek foresting experiment, one thnt the
B
children of our own thnt wo megin to
B
|
country
well
might
watch.—Capper's
nnd melody of the mnshio.
B
rcnlixo just what sacrifices mother
■
'V-C Fertilisers, made out of the Weekly.
S
made for us, Col. Nolan speaking
fertility thnt went to nourish the
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Extra nice quality. These clothes are regular $3.50
;; Ss
here for the Ku Klux Rian very
1Mines o f animals in bygone centuries, WHERE THE STATE 1M>AD MON.truthfully said that "ho held no brief
«
values. Special *for two days only—
S :
are being shipped from tho South to
KY IS GOING
B
fo r tho young people o f today tyit
tile corn belt so that fields may stay
whnt tho nation needed wns to put
The Tampa Time* is compiling some
productive for man and his children’s
S
•grandma back on the pedestal where
S
valuable statistics nbout the road
children.
grnndpn placed her ninny years ago."
"These products have all outgrown building in Florida and showing thnt
J ■ R n i i R s s i i s i i s s B s s i i i s i i i i B B B S s iiis s s * s a s s * s is s a a s a a a s a a * a a s s s s iB a a s s a *
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the swaddling clbthos o f sectional dls- the tqilk o f our money—South Florida
B
a B B a n a a B n n a n B a a a B a a a a a n B a a tribution. These manufacturers are money—is going for roads west of tho
B
B
not onfy manufacturing the goods, Suwannee river nnd show the truth of
a
a
hut they are manufacturing public these assertions by the following ntn
s
s
Big lot o f Gingham and Voile Dresses to close out, some
■
tistics:
s
opinion concerning them.
■
s
"On state Read No. 1, from Jack■
Each of the products which I hnvo
worth
up
to
$10.00,
at—
a
B
a
just referred to have been helped by sonvillc to Pensacoln, on 134 miles of
S
a
S
B
national advertising
prepared by the project the department estimated
P
a
B
members of the Southern Council of that there would bo expended by the
a
a
■
the American Association of Adver- department or under its supervision
a
a
B
nixing Agencies who are meeting here' $3,382,990, of which the federal gova
a
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N
this evening.
, ernment was to provide $1,541,720, tho
a
"Quantity production wns America*! state $1,212,930 nnd the counties thru
B
a
first great gift to Industry. Quantity which the road is to be built $628,930.
a
Courtesy nnd Prompt Scr- 5 selling ni tidivriixing was her second. Thi* is distinctly a north and west
a
vice Our Motto
% We have discovered the only selling, Florida project, nnd represent* more
force that can be multiplied ns fast as than one-third of nil the work under■
machine-made merchandise, machine- taken by the department since its nra
a
rnade salesmanship or advertising, gnnixation. The physical shape of
a
Phone* 497*I9<
s
a
m Mnny businesses* still suffer bccauso Florida is largely noith nnd Sbulh, and
WEI.AKA BLOCK
■ of attempted mas* production without the travel into and out o f tho state is aB B B ;iB aB aaaaaB asH aB aaaB N aB iiaB B B a B aaB aaaaB B B aB aaa B aB B iiK a B B B a a a B a *a a a «»2 U £ 2 5 a B a B
- a mass selling. They need to mskc nn principally in those directions. Rond llia ilR IB IR H IR K Iia iR B R B B IR I III R a B B B R Ilia H I R IH B IB S R R B lI R R H B B B I B R K B S iB S S S S *
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
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A. P. C O N N E L L Y
Friday and Saturday
SPECIALS
.
TABLE LINEN
$2.75
[
DAMASK TABLE CLOTH
[
$ 1.39
j
TABLE CLOTHES
j
$2.00
LADIES’ COTTON DRESSES
" g r o c e r ie s !
FRUITS
:
| AND VEGETABLES [
I 3
\
$ 4.98
Yowell Company
DF.ANF TURNER \
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THE 8 AN FORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922
Of exceptional intereat was the
game o f bridge played, high aeon
being made by Walter Connelly who
waa awarded u act of bridge carda.
n tD PAIGBH. Socitir W ilor,
At n late hour, delicious refresh
ments were aorved, and the occasion
pboo#
l.ltl
„ »»• *»,f v l
*r ••■Ir lkl » was one o f much enjoyment to the
gueata who were, Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
i * . •'
,Yu < f p « n ■*’will
'
Herndon ,Mra. Frank Miller, Mra. H.
A. Divine, Dr. and Mrs. Potter, Mra.
A. P. Connelly, Misa Esther Miller
CALBNHAK
and Walter Connelly.
tern* Johnwn will cn-
PAGE FIVE
many other bargalna are offered fo r
thia week. Bead the advertisement
and get the pricesI and
nn,l then
th.n go
g0 to
Yowell’a Friday and Saturday.
Tucsday’a session by Charles O’Con- held in said Special Tax School Dla- why said bonds should not be validated
ner, field representative of the Ameri- trict No. 1, on the 9th day of May A and confirmed.
can Automobile
Association, who'
’
Witness my hand and official seal
.
D- l®22. *« determine whether or not
stressed the„ :___ . .
o
f
office at Sanford, Seminole County,
some .no. in p f Z ? ^ ,° f
,B* there should be issued by said Special
Florida, this the Uth day of May, A.
!hU » . S , J
» ,k
•"
I T»* * • > « » eutrict, bon,I, in .h - .u™
BUSINESS WOMEN’S
„
“
It «•> the
6(MW00i io oenr interest nt tho
, h, D. 1922.
. ...conrcn.u, o(
.
o* ,*«o,ou.uu,
CONVENTION OPENS
opinion among
the
visiting
commis
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
mg the visiting commis- rnto o f 8 * * per annum, intereat pay.
IN ORLANDO TODAY sioners that u national park was - a #b|e „ t.mi.nnnually, ltrinci|)n, to
Clerk, Circuit Court, Seventh
great possibility
Judicial Circuit, Seminole
tun- thirty years after date of bonds,
1 * 1 ' ■ «« m « i . « I
.I I to com
*
The Florida Federation of Business The secretary
was instructed
County, Florida.
and Professional Women’s Clubs will municate with the American Auto nnd the said bonds to be dated July
8 CHELLE MA1NES,
1st,
1922,
the
proceed*
of
tho
said
open its 1922 convention in Orlando mobile Association asking that l>ody to
Attorney for Petitioners.
this afternoon at 2 o’clock. Ail scs- use their mentis townrd having this bond* to be used for tho purpose of
acquiring,
building,
enlarging,
furnish1-1H-25-31
IIHSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL sions will be held at tho Grand Thea- plot set aside for the stated purpose.
ing or otherwise improving school
WOMENS CLUB
tre. An executive board meeting
Upon
motion of Commissioner
i g r rt w » T * • • h° ,n’ - 200
Tho Socinl Meeting of the Business will take place at 2 o'clock and at Swope the organization voted in fnv- building* nnd school grounds and for
the exclusive use o f the public free
nod Professional Women’s Club will 2:30 there will be tho first open meet
or of reforestation and endorsed the
be held Monday evening at the Wei- ing wil Itako place nt 2 o'clock and instituting of a state forester in this schools within said Spccinl Tax School
nko Building-, instead of nt tho homo at 2:30 there will be the first open state. An effort was mndc on the District No. 1; thut u canvass of tho
MENU
S S h S S . S.or>- Hou, -III of Mrs. Porter Wakefield ns first an meeting. Miss Grace llolt, president part of several commissioners to have returns o f the said election show primn
facie
that
snid
election
was
in
fa
linked
Chicken
und Dressing
nounced.
of the Orlando Business and Profcs- the body takes definite action toward
.1 O t r * l r .r k .1 j !>• IPvor o f the issunneo o f the said bonds,
Creamed
Potatoes,
Gravy
sional
Women's
Club,
will
givo
a
W i " » » ' '> » Buv
endorsing the no-fence Inw with n lons nforesaid by tho said District.
Peas
I***1
,
...
f..i«onal
W
omen
a
BNTHE
NOUS
BRIDGE
CLUB
an, tod Profeiiional
short address o fwelcome to the del- cal option. The sentiment of the maNow therefore in puraunnre to an Celery Hearts
Tomatoes
Wclaka
The members o f tho Entre Nous egates, and this will be followed by jority of the commissioners was
S b .t 8 P. M„ at the
order
of
the
Court
herein
made
and
in
Hot
Rolls
and
Rutter
Bridge Club were most pleasantly a welcome from Mnyor E. G. Duck- ngninst tho taking of any action In
fiildiafPie
*
the Pariah entertained last evening by Mra. B. worth. There will be response by regard to this matter and after n short conformity with Inw NOTICE is hcroCard P»«> ot
by given that the citizens nnd tax pay
Cotiee
F.
Whltner
nt
her
home
on
Oak
it .1 P. M- under tho auaMiss Margaret Taylor, president o f spmrh by Commissioner Oscnr A. Aynvenue, there being two tables of the (Vnln club. Mrs. W. J. Morri- ala, Tampa, Hillshoorugh county, in ers of the snid Special Tnx School Dis
of the Wontcn'i Guild.
trict No. 1, Seminole County, Florida,
players.
, son is ccheduled to give several pinno which he stated that “ the association
nre by *he said order nnd by inw re
The rooms where the cardtables j selections, and
after this there wil! was in session toexchange
idensand
MILLER'S OLD STAND
. vr »od Mr*- Frank L Woodruff
quired to he and appear Itefore the
L vir.mdMM. V. T. Kouitcr are were plnced were adorned with qun:p lie the address of the state preaident, not to discuss nnv political matter”
Park and Fifth Street
Honorable Circuit Court o f the Sev
tki, week at For* Mycra.
titles of spring flowers
combined Miss Lilia M. White. This wil bel the proposed measure wus lulled withenth Judicial Circuit o f Florida, on
with greenery.
followed by the treasurcr'a nnd nu- out furtherdiscussion.
the 1st day of June, A. 1). 11*22, nt 10
In the interesting gnmc of bridgo ditor’a reports. There will also bo
*rA Mr*. H. A Nagle of Bai
M.
o’clock in the morning, at Sanford,
l o r , welt
tlM 1lt:' '\ " ln,*day- played during the evening, top acoro announcement of committee nnd speCHILDREN IN SPRING TIME.
Seminole
County,
Floridn,
then
nnd
CIRCLE
A
OF
THE
PRESBY
L . yu |f r«-|r. <«nt» Daniel Miller wns mndc by Mrs. J. G. Ball, who cial business.
• Mrs. C. Osborn. 7812 Hillside Rd., there to show cause, if any they have,
TERIAN
CHURCH
was presented n hand painted vase
At -1:30 p. m., the delegates will Cleveland, 0., writes: “ My grand
nspany.
filled with Shasta daisies.
leave in automobiles for U-ikeside daughter was troubled with a cough
At the conclusion of the card gnmc Park where a picnic supper will bo for nearly two years. She took Fol
Hr*. H- A- Bivins leave* today for
birrs in Arcadia after spending the hostess served n dainty ice enjoyed, the local club being host, ey’s Honey nnd Tar nnd her cough is
Tomorrow there will be a full day of now gone. It loosened the phlegm so
j~f,w days hers with her parents. course.
the convention.
Many interesting she could raise it cnslly.’’ Foley’s
Mr .id Mrs. B. W. Herndon.
The Congregational Men's Club will addresses arc scheduled, all dsnling Honey nnd Tar is just whnt children
yr, Henry C. Hall and little dnu- meet tonight. Business of importance with woman in industry.
The con- should have for feverish colds, coughs,
r,
LutM
Mac
if
Gainesville
are
j„
j0
be
consideied.
I.ct
every
nietnvention will be in session throe days, "jnufflcs," and tight, wheezy breathntift
j-jfits of Mr. ami Mrs. J. G. bor be present on time nt 8 o’clock,
closing Snturdny evening with a ban mg. Be sure to get Foley’s. 4t checks
hi!] it tbtir home on I’nrk nvenue. j
■ quet nt the Snn Juan hotel.— Orlando croup and whooping cough, too. Sold
STATE GAM E LEAGUE
Sentinel.
e vc ryw he re.— A <1v.
)fr. ltd Mn. A. A. Boone nnd ErWILL MEET »N ORLANDO
Stiy of Dade City arrived in
IIKAC1IAM WAS A PHOPIIKl'
— Motley, alone, cannot make a sound financial in
Room nnd board $I2.!>0 per week
nr
yesterday
and
are
the
Plans
are
being
perfected
for
n
stitution—
u.t
Montczumn.
3C-0tc
Widcmnn state meeting o f representatives o f
When Ilrnxton Deni-ham of Orlando nn^
titi of Mr. and Mr
— Steel vaults and modern appliances do not insure
gun clubs, wild life leagues, fish nnd was a candidate for congress from tho
til
the complete safety of your funds—
NOTICE!
-------gun associations, etc., to he held hero state nt large several years ago his
— It’s your confidence in the MEN BEHIND THE
Having told out the hook nnd peri
Hr*. George Fox and son George. on June 14, under the auspices o f platform contained sonic o f the best
INSTITUTION thnt impolls you to put your mon
; tad Mr*. E. A. Douglass are vis- (he Orange county branch o f the proposition* for Floridn people that odical and magazine business to E. I).
ey there.
tbnr ii»ter», Mrs. Charles Leff- Florida Wild Life League, it hccamo have ever been written into a platform Mobley, all of our old customers will
— And when* a strong nnd friendly personnel is
nod Mr*. Alb*-rt Jones in Minmi, known yesterday.
liut the people, ns usual, did not want now find a complete line of all the
backed up by ample resources to tako care of the
week.
Sccretnry Hcnjamin S. Cox, o f the constructive legislation, they did not magazines, papers und periodicals at
needs of ench worthy customer, a banking con
Orlando Chamber of Commerce is want a business man and state builder Mobley's Drug Store on I’nrk Avenue.
nection becomes n real asset.
T. J. MILLER & SON.
Hr*. B J. Starling returned home sending out calls for tho meeting, in congress nnd they failed to send 29-tfc
— It's on this basis o f Confidence thnt we invite
!«rdiy from Jacksonville where urging that every county and every lieachani to congress at a time when
your account.
*spent the past two weeks with her organization o f this character be rep his presence would hnve been felt and In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
Mr*. R<d*rt Simms, at her resented nt the meeting here.
Circuit, Seminole County,
Florida would hnve profited thereby.
in Rirenide.
Florida
The object o f the meeting is to per Among the many good things that
Beechnm
advocated
that
we
nre
now
fect a state organization for the
kr. md Mrs. Charles Lawrence “ propagation, protection and preaer- trying to adopt nnd hnve udopted was
CITATION
itt iZRounce the birth of a son vntion of the game and fish of this the deepening of the St. Johns river in
«dr«id»y, Msy 10 at their home on state which at one time abounded in order that ocean going vessels could Special Tax School District No. 1,
| i a srenue. The young msn profusion, but is now being rapidly reach Sanford, hnvo refrigerator ship*
A COMMUNITY fliilLDEK
not* Coimty, FlsrUa, h, G. W.
tvrlvr pound*
Spencer,
S.
O.
Shinholscr
nnd
II.
C.
destroyed on account of a lack o f in nnd Hnul all the fruit* and vegetables
n. F\ WHITNER, Cashier ■
FORSTER, President
DuHosc, Trustees nnd by C. F. Har
terest on the part o f citizens and o f from this great section of Floridn by
kr* Ihncan McDonald of Mitmi proper laws for their protection
rison, Fred T. Williams, und C. A.
steamer to the northern nnd gnstern
bo Lu teen the attractive houso
Dallas, ns members of tho County
It is plnnnod to have the state or- markets. Ilenrham hnd sense enough
I
of Mr». Edward Lnno, left gnnizntion, if one is organized, urge to look ahead nnd sec the time when
Hoard of Public Instruction for Sem
!*y rvening for Palntkn where the passage o f game protective Inws the railroads would take the part of
inole County, Florida,
■ill ipend some time.
vs.
nt the next session of the state legis Shylock nnd demand their pound of
llcsh nnd thnt time hns corns—the The State o f Florida, ex rel Geo. A.
lative.—Orlando Sentinel.
Tt* del*gates fr .m the locnl IlusDcCottes, State Attorney for the
trouble with the people of Floridu was
snd l'mfi-«iionnl Women’s CHURCH W ELL'S EIGHT
Seventh Judicial Circuit o f Florida.
thnt they did not know u renl man
to thr <' mention which is being
On the OkeechotH-e llrnnch of the Florida Hast Const Railway, Choloowhen they saw one and Henchnrn run TO THE CITIZENS AND TAX PAY
DAY SALE STARTS
tb:* week «• Orlando, nre Mrs.
ERS OF SAID SPECIAL TAX
In, Fla., among the pines ami lakes of Seminole county, sn up-to-dste
FRIDAY MORNING ning from the entire state had to cov
[FbrUr WaV»f.* :,|. Mr*. John Lconmodern brick hotel, with privste baths and hot water heal. First
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
NO.
1,
SEMI
er too much territory and he failed of
M,m * '-ra riiiliipi ami Miss
class cuisine. Rntrs S2.S0 to S3.S0 per day; 110 to $18 per week, ac
NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA:
In today's Herald is the pnge ad- election. Ho also ndvoentod federal
I
W'bitr.rr.
Whereas: A petition hus been filed
cording to location of room.
vertisement o f Churrhwcll Co., sot- aid nnd state «i<! ronds for Florida
ting forth tho fact that thc£ nre part of which ha* boon put into of- in the above styled Court by Special
Nr* l; , rt W Simms of Jackson- *tarting thoir flrnt *ale hold in Fan- feet—In other words part o f tho state Tax School District No. 1, Seminole
MRS. CHAS. I). BRUMLEY, Manager
S
It pp <>f Atlan- ford since coming here. Churchwoll* is getting state aid nnd pnrt of it i» County, Floridn,setting forth the fact
G», mot. red to Sanford yester- sell cheap for cash all the time but getting the finger—if you know what thnt nn election liasbeen
called and
Iw; fr 1 Ja-k* mil, nnd nre the this docs not keep them from putting wo mean. Hut nt any rate ilrnxton
lpnu Of Mr. and Mr*. n. j . stnron sale* nnd cleaning up for tho new Henchnrn, o f Orlando, advocated these
T’ -y win- iriompanicd here stocks of goods coming in all tho two big things among others and he
lo Vr« Starling, v*|io hns been tho
time. They are not only having n was turned down because ho hnd n
I f o t r f h-r sister,
Mr*
Robert Idg sale hut they nre putting on rent platform that meant something,
I**-', for t), pan two weeks.
special runs and drives all through
However, he can now sit in hi* ofthe 8 days snle that will be big bar- ficc in the business block thnt he hns
< Mtli I’AltlV ( || \NGEI)
gains in every particular. Read tho huilded nnd have the satisfaction o(
f f*fd party to be given under
Quality Did It
Orlando’s Largest Storeadvertisement in all its parts in tho knowing thnt he wns right nnd thnt is
L t t " f ' h';
Guild, Herald today and note that the something nnd the Herald has hnd the
t o L r V b ! " * " 1 Go-. Monday nf- prices
I)ric„ are
nrp the
.L chcnpcst for stnndnrd satisfaction o f telling the world about
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
lllfi n ,0 Tu'” d*>‘ afternoon, May good* thnt have been offered nny- his good points nnd thn' is something,
! « * , lt «
Pw U k House.
where in the state.
also.
a
a a w
CHICKEN SUPPER
S £ » v .<»" » >-
SATURDAY, MAY 13
A B A N K IS A S S T R O N G
AS T H E MEN
B E H IN D IT
First National Bank 1
CHULUOTA INN
Yowell-Drew Co.
5“n"\K
1
Y
FOR VISITOR
IIAUMKL’S FIRST
COMMISSIONERS
1*r-' w»* the gracious
ANNIVERSARY SALE
when she
STARTS FRIDAY THIS WEEK
OF STATE MEET IN
Ihrt
' 1r -lci- at her home on
I'
ring hi-r charming
ORLANDO IN 1921
Read tho pnge advertisement In
l«f M
,r' ’ ,|,,,rnn McDonald this issue of Ilaumel's first nnnlvcrP
'i t f f *nd
1 r’ ' ,r ' f,,ur u , ’,c* snry sale. This well kr.own cstab- Session at Tampa Ends With Selec
I r t-*I*r*
,r
*c a Dishment has l»eon in business hero
tion of Tnllnhniptre for Next Meet
just one year nnd feels so good about
»"d white peTAMPA, May 11.—'The selection of
locating in the best city in the south
1^ 1 -7
*n wicker baskthat they will celebrate tho occoa- Tallahassee ns tho 1923 meeting place,
|q ,Kf
w" r" artistically used
ion by giving away n bunch of new Orlando for the 1924 sessions nnd the
lutv, J**00! room» "hrre the card «nd up to the minute suits, dresses, re-election o f President E. C. Wilkin
arranged.
Th.
hnts, etc., nt prices that will aston son, of Naples, Ix-e county, were tho
, .
M w fu r h i g h
score, a cut
ish you. Thia sale includes every principal features of the final session
'* m*Tonn»N0 ,)j,h
was won by
Kn
.
thing in this fine store nnd the pat of the State Association o f the Coun
. ; 7 ' U/ n *;f G-Und. whtf. rons of. Bnumel'a know what this ty Commissioners here last night.
*** »*n bv’ M
f ;
water means. Hose, bathing suits, petti-. Commissioner S. S. Sadler, TangerC
) , i ,Mt A
The coats. skirts, capes and wraps, silk inc, Orange county, was elected aecrc11■11v* - — * - - --- ------a - _a _
_
k . f..ll«>>i,in.a a A m m i a a l n t i n r s
1*4 s ,;!>r ;._M!rDon*,d w“* Prrsen- and musiln
underwenr, corsets,
etc., Atary
nnd i the
following commissioners
V*ni,>' ■» memento of
Nation.
all go nt prices thnt will move them, ns vice-president: R. A. Coachman,
Remember the salo starts Friday and Miami, I)ndc county; Charles T.
*
° f Prizes, lasts for eight days only. Get yours Friend, Tampa, Hillsborough county;
•*«**. H !0„ r i y * temPt,ng salad the first thing Friday.
J. P. Swope, Oviedo, Seminole coun"owed by nn lcc i 0Ur*e.
--------------------------ty; A. II. St. John, Jacksonville, Du*
VOWELL’8 SPECIALS
val county, and J. G. Taylor, Moore
AT , u u d g k
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Haven, Glades county. The selection
|of the sixth commissioner, to come
lie w i l l ar! ’ Wh° hM bwn
•Ne.
»»«• Sen,.
The public has come to look in from West Florida, was left to the
h for
*ltpeet* ^ leave FriT hursday's Daily Herald for the soe- discretion of the president,
W of
* -numriul sales put on by the Yorrell Co.,
It was voted unanimously to exert
« thi
'Mt evenln* at * 'cry Friday and Saturday. These every influence towards having Rayol
Brirht 1 ,
; mino,«*•!«•» mean ro much to tho buying Palm Hammock, south o f Fort Myers,
, p r i n f
,,oweri
t>u lie and today the advertisement set aside by the government for *
^«htf»|
n decormtinK f°r thU
G**t table linens, damasks, table national tropica, park. Action waa
jcloths, ladies cotton dresses and taken in line with a speech made a t , ’
A NEW DEPT.
WITH U S -
THIS STORE’S
WIDESPREAD REPUTATION
We recently have secur
ed the exclusive agency
for the NEW HOME
SEWING
MACHINE
for Orange, Seminole,
Osceola and Lake Coun
ties.
Mr. Reed, a ‘ factory
representative, is with
„ demonstrating the
new model with auto
matic attachments do
ing embroidery edge
stitching and every kind
o f sewing.
G(TOD VALUE is impossible without GOOD
QUALITY, for vnlue is ultimately determined by
tho satisfaction, pleasure nh'd service which our
merchandise gives. In the selection o f our stocks
our buyers follow the firm policy o f always keeping
up our qunlity standard in materials, workman
ship and finish— things that are essential to the
pleasure o f possession nnd dependability in ser
vice.
Write or call for n clcmonBtrntion without any obligation on
your purt.
Machines sold on easy pay
ment plan, also old machines
taken in part payment.
Each and Every Department nt your Service.
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Men’s Wenr, Roady-toWenr, Millinery, Children’s Wenr, Boy’s Wear,
Vjctrolns and Records, Infant’s Wear, A ft Goods,
Furniture, Rugs, Household Goods.
AS THE STORE OF QUALITYis a good reason for you to do your
summer shopping here.
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�PAGE SIX
THE SANFORD DAILY HEF
, THURSDAY, MAY 11,1922
BEGINNING
FRIDAY MORNING,
MAY
12th
AND CONTINUES
| TILL
SATURDAY
NIGHT,
MAY
20th
THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY HAVE BEEN GOOD TO US AND WE W AN T
TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION OF THEIR GOOD W ILL TOW ARD US( AN D WE DON’T KNOW AN Y BET
TER W A Y THAN TO GIVE SOME ATTRACTIVE LOW PRICES FOR EIGHT DAYS. W E HAVE ELEVEN
STORES AND W HEN WE BUY WE BUY IN BIG QUANTITY WHICH ENABLES US TO BUY FOR LESS
AND W E SELL IT FOR LESS. IF YOU W A N T BIG VALUES FOR YOUR DOLLARS LOOK FOR CHURCHW ELL’S STORE F R ID A Y MORNING, M AY 12TH.
*«1 •
* ',1
* 'V ‘
SPECIAL
ii .< ,•
i Vi »
I '. „
H
•
»
!j
- •
F R ID A Y MORNING, M A Y 12th.
Sheeting, 36 inches
wide, limit 10 yards to customer, per yard--------------------------
OIL CLOTH AT 25c
TOWEIS AT 14c
Fancy Oil Cloth, npccinl, per ynrd,
Good Huck Towels, size 15>/2x28
inches, special, at, each
25c
14c
ORGANDIE AT 79c
TOWELS AT 20c
White Organdie, well worth $1.00,
at, per ynrd,
Good, heavy Bath Towels, 18x3G, at
ench
fr -v *
79c
20c
TUBEING AT 35c
SHEETS AT $1.48
ORGANDIE AT 39c
White and colored Organdie, specini at, per yard
39c
PONGEE AT 48c
Pongee, Silk and Cotton mixture,
nt per ynrd
OXFORDS AT $3.48
81x00 Sheets, at, each
Pepperell Pillow Tubing, 42-lnch, at
per ynrd
5 Cents
Men’s Tan Oxfords, English or
Blucher, size G to 11 at
per pnir
$1.48
35c
_
48c
HATS AT $3.98
Lndics Trimmed lints ,nt each
$3.48
$3.98
SCRIM AT 19c
SUITS AT $19.50
OXFORDS AT $4.98
HATS AT $2.48
f
25c Curtain Scrim in Ecru and
white, at, per yard
Men’s Serge Suits, nil-wool, worth
$25.00. at, per suit
Men’s Tan Oxfords, Brogue or
Blucher at, per pair
Ladies’ Sailor Hals, nt, ench
*j|
19c
$19.50
$4.98
CREPE DE CHINE, $1.1!
SUITS AT $12.98
OXFORDS AT $4.98
Crepe de Chine, 3G inches wide,
worth $2.00. Special, at, per yard
Men’s Mohair Suits, special at, per
suit,
Ladies’ Three-Strap, Patent Pumps
sizes 3 to &, at, per pair
$1.48
$12.98
$4.98
FIRST STREET
Hoys’ Palm Bench Suits $8.00 and
$10.00 vniue, at, per suit,
Ladies’ TnITetn Dresses, worth $15
and more, at, each
SANFORD, FLORIDA
T
Ladies’ Georgette and Crepe Dc
Chine Waists, $G.OO value,
nt, each
$4.98
OXFORDS AT $2.98
TnfTctn, 36 inches wide, most nny
color, $2.00 value, at, per ynrd,
$2.48
t
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WAISTS AT $4.98 *
WAISTS AT $2.98
Lndics’ Black Kid, one-strap
Pump, low heel, sizes 3 to 8,
nt, per pnir
Ladies’ Pongee Blouses nt, each
$2.98
$2.98
W E L A K A BLOCK
V
V
V
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, M AY 11,1922
that more economy be practiced at
Sanford Maid Dread at your Groc
the homo, Mr. Tumor suggested that LUCKY ARTIST WON FORTUNE
er’s. Hot rolls, cakes and pies, next to
the commissioner* take n few meals
36-tfc
Comfortable Sum Bequeathed Painter Princess Theatre.
there to learn how the county’s
Who Had Reproduced Featurce ef
wards are fnring.
Beloved Dauehtsr.
Dost of room and board at the Tem
ple Club.
35-Gtc
A fortune of £-10.000. (1280,000),
ORLANDO, May 11.— Evans Coop
er, negro, has confessed, according which was bequeathed by thr late Hole
For Hair Gtaxis, Franco-American
MIA'Ih"
' S n ’atc liert II, Hawley, president of the Cubanto Sheriff Karel, thnt ho killed Will
!l>r cstic into port here rc- Pinckney, negro, whose body was American Sugar company, to Mr Hygienic Toilet Preparations and the
Learned and his family was the uv perfect home antiseptics, either Stcr* * * f inj, .i.hfiiivh
overworked
although
found in a shallow grave in the yard munilc sequel t0 Mr. Learned having
wetly
the
irol or Hcmizol, write or send order
Motion officer* examined
o f Pinckney’s home at Lockhart April painted a portrait of the sugar mag
to the Isabel Douglass Specialties, 227
"»> »
w** 28. Code Hill, Pinckney’s employer, nate's dead daughter.
Mr. Hawley
West Forsyth Street, Jacksonville,
tnised the nevro and went to his made a fortune in the export business, Fla., (P. O. Hox OOP). Ten cents cov“ f . ' u r t , nmllUiy .choon^rROB- home to look for him. Hill noticed and In 18!*) he was elected to con
, ( V , I -, N * » » “ " '« h. . 1: , 0 freshly turned earth under a pile of gress Jusi after "lie" left congress" hi, °™ mai|ing charges on any order.
39-ltp
UrTfl, of Old Kentucky R>'« nbonrd. trash and digging into it uncovered daughter Sue died, and he was heart
broken. The only likeness that he
S 7 Tr,* l Jcveloped engine trouble the body.
possessed of his loved one was a small
put in here for repair*.
CupCooper was arrested last week at photograph, and this lacked much of
uin Miller, f..mm*n«ler ^ the com t _Oidsmar and Sheriff Karel says the the tine animation that hud character
-j,ni Vidrtte, mUtros* <>
P
nil|fro j 0|j him ho ntruck Pinckney Im l her face,
Taking the photo Mr. Ilnwley went
lubit-on *’< th tvutil- in I , l *e
|on the head with a club during n
M i attending a liquor hearing quarrel.
t Pinckney’s
skull
was to Arthur (!. I.earned, a rising young
b reur. When won! of th" « o f m ' crushed and he died instantly. Coop- artist, mid asked him to make a per* TAKE A TABLESPOON F ill, OF
.i
ol
-»
u t. ! tn‘ *t Hint would recall something of
SALTS IF HACK HURTS Oil
•rr val rcsi'hed h.m. He hastened to er according to the Sheriff, said he the inspiration the girl had been In
It
was
found
thnt
the
BI.ADDKU BOTHKHS
buried his victim in the hope thnt her father's life. ’Hie picture was
gmtt her
lr.,f| had f-i nivhed a 120,000 bond the killing never would he discovered. made and It exceeded the hopes of the
tr*
»7lh the Cuban Government and $«.We are a nation of meat eaters and
grlef-strlckeii father. The tatter w.i*
000 with the American government
so great ful that he became on the clo-, mir blood is filled with uric acid, nays
ST. PETERSBURG, May
11.—
mtrMiiUtivrs at linvcmi. to insure
est terms of friendship with the ptihr a well-known authority, who warns us
They do it differently here. A pat er and Ids family.
that the targo would not c ianued
Mr. Hawley dh l to he constantly on guard against kid
ent leathered youth dns standing in In November and left to Mr. L-.-iniH
ney trouble.
on
dry sht,rclfront o fa drug store here a few days and his wife
( $ U xi,ihmj), und
The kidneys do their utmost to free
ago when a young woman accompan to ilielr little son t.','**i { « lo.ixm). und
ORUNI'O.
Mny
11-— Baptist
the
blood* of this irritating acid, but ■
ied b yn n.nle escort passed. “ Ain’t a trust fund *»f fIM.ts*). ($I20.0W)L—
rharrhmen in th s city have decided
become
weak from the overwork; they ‘ ■
Manchester
Uuu-dlan
Weekly.
m which will she cuto,” snid the youth to n com
get sluggish; the eliminative tissues 2
upon , I
panion.
jpve them Sltnri . r difice here nnd
dog and thus the waste is retained in J
Without n won! the escort turned OPEN FIREPLACE A NUISANCE
i mitfi-ii
iargemenl of the pres
the blood to poison the entire system. ■
walked over to the masher nnd a
ent church.
When your kidneys ache nnd feel ■
fist flew out with lightning speed, Women of Pest Generations Contld
An sdditi n to the main church
like lumps o f lead, nnd you have "
ered
the
Huye
Affaire
of
Thoee
Innding on the ninsher’s jaw. The
will he built » hen »he parsonage now
stinging pains in the hack or the
Oays as Unnecessary.
masher sprawled on the sidewalk, nnd
itsrjb According to the plans it
urine is cloudy, full o f sediment, or
ail!
# three s'orv auditorium nnd the escort overtook the girl nnd proNowadays one of the most convlnc the bladder is irritable, obliging yon
reeded down the street.
Ing
proofs that you can give to the to seek relief during the night; when
will be dfu t' ' i" the Sunday School
No complaint was made to the po- fact thnt your city apartment I* of
tliMci, ihu* i iving more room in
you have severe headaches, nervous
the highest clnss und unlike Hit ordi
the main edifice f«r regular d e v o -jlicf*
nary U to say that It has “opea fire and dirty spells, sleeplessness, acid
tier*I service* This work will cost |
place." Even a single “open lire- stomach or rheumatism in had weathipfroxin-atc
' a.ooo ami will ncc-|
LAKELAND, May It.— The semi- place" In «n apartment Is enough to *r, get from your pharmacist about
•!* i thebuilding of
a new ununi meeting o f the South Florida raise It from the shoddy majority four ounces of Jnd Salts; take a tablepirs-nipc.
Press Association will be held here And. of course, when we dream of spoonful in a glnss of water before
7>,r rc.i
planned for the May 19-20. Miss Gail Binkley, of ywnlng a house In the country most breakfast each morning ami In a few
northradem section of the city, nt Bartow ii president o f the organixa* if us, nine out of ten of us. think of
your kidneys will act fine. This
in open Ureplace . . a sine qua non of {u
miulo Xrom lht, ncid of
the orrrr f Mill* nnd Wisconsin - tion.
inch sn abode.
,,
, ,
. . .
itrwti.
But our grandmother* had no such «fraI>c* nn,‘ lcmon J,,icc* combincd
MIAMI,
May
11.—The
local
police
All »f the w rk will he financed on
Iplnlons of open llreplaces.
with IHhta, and has been used for
nnd the sheriff’s office arc search
the rolunher s ihs ription plan.
Open llreplaces were a real tinmilt- genenrtions to flush amt stimulate
ing for a motorcycle rider who pos stlon to the woman who hud them In dogged kidneys, to neutralize the
ST. 1'ETEltSllt ItG, May 11.—Gol ing ns n traffic officer has been hol her house 00 years or more ago. Ai acids in urine so, it is no longer n
fer* ar.-l fi*h■ii cr, here have induced ding up motorists for speeding nnd least that feeling prevailed In tills source of irritation, thus ending urithr fire <1 p.irtment to ring the flro collecting cash bonds in sums rnng- rountry. A small grate tire, thnt held nor>. anj ]AaMcr disorders,
bril xt a. m . lnlly to awaken them ing from $5 to $20. He held up a i few fthoYcla of coil, was unothcr
,
;
# , ##
v> they may ret up for an early deputy sheriff the other night nnd mutter, but the non of ftrrplace wher#
log* htirnod across flredog* was— well, l,|Jllri'* niukes a delightful efforvesr -r.d of golf i r «tnrt for the bay for shoe kono day this week when the It was one of the .nidltles that mo.t « " t llthla-water drink, and nobody
an early contest with Spanish mack- when stopped the deputy disclosed persons did not llks to possess.
Yea. cun make a mistake by taking a little
mi <f other fish which may bo nm- his identity nnd suggested that the there wus n time whon a Franklin occasionally to keep the kidneys clean
r.irg «t the time. The fire be 1! for “ traffic officer” perhaps was a new burner or n drum stove was consld- and active._Adv.
many year, h». been sounded nt 8 man on the force. The unidentified ered more of an ornament to the well'
a. m., r e nnd fi p. m., ns a test, rider said, “ Oh, it’s nil right if you furnished drawing room than the “
»fd the tip gt ng can he heard in a are a deputy," and moved off. At sort of wide heorthed fireplace that
Urr* part of the city. In future that time the deputy did not know we covet nowadays.
the fir*t t,-«t. made two hours enr- a fake officer was operating.
t |t h«iej. very dcnirai-L ...... .,‘.1 hous
Section * m W»*rh «••».
k*r. will *.-*,<> ns an alarm clock
Another citizen helo tin nnd ordered
Section men nre known for their es in the city he numbered, nil owners
f:r
ii-rr
to give bond happened to be without
dellliornte movements. They never o f tin-numhered houses can obtain
' money nnd the “ officer" told him he get In a hurry unless there I* some
numbers rcnly for putting up and in
i'U VTKA, May 11 -County Com- would have to accompany him to the urgent work to he done. As long a*
structions ns to how to number, FRKE
*■" r' r GV • Tumor believes in- police station.
They started for they nre on Ihe go they are suppo*ed
at the olTico o f the City Manager.
c»tr. f th.- I’utmun county home for headquarter*, with the "officer” rid- to h« working fast enough.
L. R. PHILIPS,
Track workers on the suhwsy lines
Ih' p r fun too well nnd nt the ing nlong side, hut when within a
City Auditor A Clerk.
are
even
more
dellliernte
In
(heir
n ’
' the Hoard of County block o f the station the cyclist sud35-Snt-Mon.-Thr-3-we
(Yd.t:,„j •>i-i . de-'lured three cups dcnly disappeared down a sidu street. movements than men employed on
regular railroads. Where the old-lino
•f toffee i
Is too much of a
--------------------------- seetlon workers had to look out for
Mr. Turner’s reTable hoard nt Hotel Montezuma, fliers nnd occasional freight trnln*
tt' i’t- I fr> in the receipt o f n $10 per week. Best of service nnd Ihe subway track men have to he on
ii- for lurKr - rit'nds of coffee used cruistne.
35-Gtc the watch for expre-s and local trains
passing every few minute*. In addi
‘™rirc
'«i- nth of April by the
------------------- ---------tion, they've got to have n care for
it runnte*. In urging. Herald wont nds get results,
I have recently acquired the
the third rail. In crossing tin- trai l.*
every movement Is taken with ihe grocery Business nt No, 310 San
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denth-denllug current always In mind ford Avenue, Sanford, Florida,
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j Are You Thinking About a Summer.Camp ■ fatally. Probably In no other line of by Theresa Huck Ai (J. W. Ruth
work Is efficiency so measured by erford. All parties having any
For Your Roys This Summer? .
£ alow work.
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
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NOTICE
Ihs mountains of North Carolina nre the best locations in the world
r ' -d'h and thnt change of climate needed by Floridians and espee«l-y the growing boys.
Laurel Park Camp
Near
Hendersonville
claims against either o f the two
persons named will present (hem
Royal Parish Church.
at
once.
Although SI. Mnrilns-ln-llir Fields
(London, England) once the Royal
I Invite inspection of my place
parish church—line ju*i celebrated Ms o f |m s;:u.
.;n,| “ Speak for vour
200th anniversary
remary under the Itoynl ^ ^ .
ncgls, the church slnridv on u *ite
consecrated centuries before. Ihe
n
*. tr.e l est camps in the South ns well ns one of the most reasflrst organ uved In Ihe ....... nt build
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n ,' n,, corps of teachers and councillors, with the best
log wna purchased by George I, who
with the lake for swimming, with puro drinking
hail
the royal unit* worked In relief L . ; . . , i i i i i i * i i c i s s s a i a i i R i * i
r. k'1 *1 fr>od, sanitary in every respect.
on ihe portico, Hoott after Its arec*
tlon ihe church wna thus referred to
Send for Catalogue nr See Me Personally
In a periodical of the time:
"The Inhabitants nre now supplied
ROBERT .1. MOLLY, Jr.
with a decent tnhornncls, which can
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hands, diamond rings, pretty snuff
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hexes, and gill prayer hooks a* any
csthedrnl. ssys tin* Pally Chronicle, if
SISISSBBBaRlIBBBBBiaBSBnMISSBuaS In ghostly form he could return some
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wet and wintry midnight and see th*
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outcast refugees lit those once Jeweled
pews.
JOHN THEODORE
S A FE T Y F IR S T
Cleanliness is next to Godliness
SM U N r! ' v !i t C mul nl1 llsers of ELDER
Oir mo iw» r »rER, to viait « io npring and in
;i L : ^
° ( ,hanf0mg ita product. Why take
that thin' u- .Your eminent Physicians claim
mJkc.it ' ' T In unexcelled and its purity
most icneficiai for many troublea.
Western ° f ,® >eoP®e of Sanford aa well oa the
hat'tcriSi 1
n recommend thia water for
1p S t«httt™
u t ^ 0' thto wa,' r
Elder Springs W a ter C o.
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Wormwood.
The knlfter'a pci racing yschl **a*
the Germnnlt. He kspt ll st Ihe Kiel
Yacht club and dreamed of world
power aa It curried him on cruises.
The war changed u lot of thing* It
(hanged the name Germania to Hnlf
Mmm.
It also changed the yacht's
ownership. Gordon Woodbury of New
York owns It now. He starts o®
the Half Moon for n cruise In Ihs
South sen a.
When Bill Uolieniollem heard about
this st his famous woodpile In Hol :
land. It's n
safe bet he broke his saw. s
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United Ststss Lssds World.
There' are In' the United States to^
day more than thirteen and threequarter millions of telephone*. Till*
Is un average of 12.7 telephones for
every 100 ihtsous or, put another way,
better limn die telephone for everj
eight people. From a telephone standpoint this country Is by far the best
developed In the world. In fact, no
other country Is even a close second.
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Sanford, Florida
DEALERS IN SEED, FEED AND
FERTILIZERS
Mnil orders a specialty. If you need one dollar’s worth or
one hundred dollar's worth, write us. We will save you mon
ey nnd Rive you quality.
P A Y CASH, AND BANK
THE DIFFERENCE
THERE
IS A
Why D. L. Thrasher’s Cash Sales for March were $9.10.11 more than
for the same month in 1921
The bread winner is buying nt the store where he can get the greatest
return for his money. We nre lining our utmost to make oura a ser
vice store for the people, by putting nt their disposal the best possible
merchandise nt the lowest possible cash price*. We want your busi
ness. If you have not done so, try us. A few prices will servo as n
guide:
Plorsheim Shoes, none better made. Advertised by Florshoiin at
$H).(H) nnd $12.00. Our price I9.S0 for nil leather and styles.
" A - l ” Men’s Dress Shoes, solid leather, guaranteed from $4.10 to
$7.00.
Men’s solid leather work shoes fr>>m $2.25 to the best at $1.31.
Women's Shoes from $1.10 to $9.00 in the highest grades. Patent
Kid nnd fancy Pumps.
Children’s solid leather shoes from $1.25 to $1.50.
Men's “ A -l" White, Bock, Blue Denim Overalls, also in pin check
and covert work pants $1.50 for the best grade.
Work shirts, full size, nnd best make, 90c.
" A - l " $11.00 Blue Serge Suits. $21.00.
Genuine Palm Bench Sidts, made right and to fit, $14.00,
Palm Bench Pants, nil shades, $1.00.
$1.10 Union Suits, all sizes, $1.00.
$2.10 nnd $1.00 Dress Shirts, $2.21 nnd $2.10.
D. L. THRASHER
The Amount Doesn’ t Count. It’s the StartThat’s the Thing
“ M ONEY TALK S
To the Thriftless money says “ GoodBye.”
To the self-respeetinK’, forward-looking
Citizen it says: “ I am yours, I represent your
best working days. Be careful with me for J
am your best friend. Put me in the Bank,
where I am Safe and I will work for you. Re
member, I move the world.”
Open your Savings Account TODAY!
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU
“MONEY TALK”
The Seminole County Bank i
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Williams Garage j
The Rea! Home o f the Real Car
Wt* have the agency and are equipped to nive the public real
Hcrvicc on theae earn
4 cylinder, 5-passenger............. $1395
8 cylinder S p o rt.........................$1825
8 cylinder, 7-passenger............. $1995
8 cylinder Super S p o r t............. $2125
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD* THURSDAY, MAY 11,191*
ENDS AGE-OLD ENMITY
ASH iS LOT GENUINE TEST
DO MORE THAN GUARD SHEEP LIMIT ON SALARIES
Its *f Hlstsry I m tlgnlfloanoc
I* Racont Mova of tho Doan
of Wootmlnotor.
Merely Shows That Cigar la Wall
Made, Not That Its Quality la
af tho Highest.
Dogs of Scotland Are Also tho Com
panions and Protectors of tho
Crofter Children.
Con the quality of a cigar be told
by tlie ash) To ■ certain extent It
cnn. Many smttkera lake a great deMgtu In aeetug Ituw tong the aab will
atay on. It la uften possible to smoke
u big Havana cigar half or threequartera nay through with the aah In
tact.
But a hat most cigar amokeri fall
to realise la that this la the teat of a
well-manufactured cigar and not neceasarlly of tbo lolaicso la It. It de
pend* upon tbo laugth and neat ar
rangement of the filling leaf. A wellmade, compact cigar has greater con
sistency than a badly put together one.
Rut It dies not follow that the tobac
co la better, a tobacco expert writes.
A surer teat la when tbo aah la
(licked off. The glowing point should
he sharp. The aharper the point the
lietlvr the cigar.
Aa regards the ash. It la a common
fallacy that white a*b la a sign of a
line, and dark ash tlie sign of an In
ferior, leaf. The rent truth I* that
the rotor depends upon the strength of
tlie tobacco.
A very mild and cheap cigar will
give a pure white aah.
The finest
Havana of ripe strong!h produces n
lilnrklsh ash. It does not follow tlmt
u clgur which burns Imperfectly Is
hud tobacco. You tuny have lighted
It bnrUy or It may be clumsily made.—
Brooklyn Fugle.
The sheepdogs of Scottsnd ore
guides and defenders not only of (be
sheep docks, hut also the children of
the crofters. Were It not for this*
shaggy, Intelligent fellows, hum shep
herds of the weak mid derenseleos. It
would be unsafe fur the children A
go far from the lonely end Isolated
crofts In ilia outlying districts. The
schools arr far distant sod It la a long,
rough Journey across the moor from
home to school and back again. And
so the sheepdog goes along with them
and safe^rondncti them to and fro.
Moreover, he must carry the books for
them, for the little folk would bo un
equal to tho task of carrying any ex
tra weight In the long tramp. Over
the dog's hack the hooks are stung
and no one need worry for the safety
of the children nr their belongings.
The sheepdog knows his duty and Is
proud aud eager to do It.
The rural libraries established by
the Carnegie trusl lire also using the
dogs in distributing hook* among the
homes of the crofters.
In fact. It
would senreely he possible for the In
habitants whose crofts tire so fur from
the library venters to share In this
crest hem-lire, were there -not the
sheepdog-* to act ns librarians. Hood
literature for Its- elders ns well as the
children Is dlspulrlied mid returned
on the sturdy hacks of these reliable
dogs.
ELOQUENT TRIBUTE TO T R E ES
IN
Writer Beautifully Expresses What
Every Lover of Nature Must
Have st Some Tims Fslt. t
Mjjsttic Panorama Displayed When
ths Gray Clouds Break and Re
veal the Great Mountain.
ACT
Is
than moots tbs eyo
3b tbo announcement tbit the dean
Weotmlnittr ha* assigned a partto
n lt r stall on the north side of tbo
bhalr for the use of the mayor of
Waatmlmter whenever he vtilts tho
abbey In either a nubile or a private
-capacity. The dean's kindly act re
stores another obstacle to tbo roll
(Wardship which should e d it In WestMinster between the ecclnlastlral and
tbo d e le aut hurt ties. Centuries Sfo
there was no Intro loot between them.
* b e abbey authorities were a powerful
W d y ; the citizens of Westminster
woeo struggling to bo free. In a mu
nicipal oenie. It wan the cellarer of
tbo abbey who hunt the Oatehouae
late In the Fourteenth century
Installed the nhbey Janitor aa Its
It was the abbot who bad ctl*o f all prlaunttro raptured wit Mu
Oho liberties. It was tbo abbot who,
when dehta ware owing to tbo monaar, did not recover them by ordinary
of law, but sent out hla "compresaen~ to distrain on tba
4dbtor‘s food*
When Bryan Talbot,
■ gentleman by birth. M l Into ar>
rlth his rent, he had to aur*
ider hts “large hedsted legged," his
"HUIl old Hhlp Client." hla water-tub
a i d hla “blew pylyan for n woman."
Mot until the middle o f the Fifteenth
eentury did self government manifest
Itself In a society o f etttiena, and that
la a long way from the gift to tho
mayor o f a atall In the abbey.—Chris
tian Science Monitor.
CALL TUESDAY UNLUCKY DAY
FOR SHIPPING BOARD
Member* of tho Greek Church Have
Reasons to Look Upon It With
Misgivings.
Tree* are the arms of Mother
Earth lifted up In worship of her
milkers; where they lire, henuty dwell*.
T o most persons o f western tradl* Trees are the shelter of man, boast
Hod Friday Is more or less considered and bird; they furnish the roof
t o bo on unlucky day. Many of them above us. the shade ahiiut ii« and the
prefer not to say thla straight out. I nesting place* of love nod song. They
bat they are a hit wary of starting cull children out to ptny ; they entice
any large enterprise on a Friday. Thu sweetheart* Into leafy coverts.to seal
Idea may come from the fact that for their vuws with fond caresses; they
so many people Friday la held ns a console and grtileftiUy reward old age.
test day and great Interest In purely They are the tltto-i ornaments of
•Ocular pursuit* should be held sorne- wealth and the Inalienable posv-s<don
w b st In abeyance. The old None peas o f the poor, who cun eii/ny them with
out having title to ilo-m They are
antry give a different explanation.
"T o begin * big thing on a Friday tlie musts ilml lly the tings of all na
loads to a great tumptatton to break tions and the wills of nil seas; they
tb « Sabbath," Is the way one old grand are the timber* that bridge forbidding
streams; they hear the wIres of the
m other puts It.
T o most members of the Greek world's Intelligence; they hold the
church It Is not Friday, hut Turoday rail* that carry the imlllv of the con
that la the most unlucky day. The tinent*; they lire the curved and pol
reason It cltarcut aud historical, for ished furnlddugs nf the home; they
i t was on this day that—a Tuesday, In erndte the young rind eollln the dead.
T4M —Coosiaatinuplo was lost to the Tree* herald the spring with glorious
-•astern empire uml passed under the banner* of leaf mid bloom; they clothe
the autumn In garments nf gold mid
■control of the Turks.
royal purple; bared to the winter's
cold, tliey are the burp of tin* wind*,
Volos* That Will Live Forsver,
mid they whisper the inii-de of the In
It la nut generally knows, but thoro finite space*.—Clarence ousley.
a t* manv of the leading jwronnsg** of
the last century whoae voices will
Useful Oil.
novor die. These art* records which
Few Industries Inivo grown so rap
ore pari of the Edison collection ut Idly u» the iiiuuilfiieture ol cottonseed
Menlo Park, N. .1. When the Edison oil. In |MI7 there wen* only four cot
machine for reproducing speech was tonseed oil mills In tin Colled States;
perfected, the Inventor sent u repre In 1902 there were OIS, and by 1020
sentative around tlie world for tbo the value of .........II mid-the by-prod
purpose of Interviewing famous people uct* of It were cNlliiiuted to lie $125,and persuading (hem to apeak Into a 000,1*x). Sliue then there lias been a
phonograph.
steady Increase In the production.
Thue, Gladstone cnn be heard conTlie Increased consumption of cot
prat ut uting Edison on Ills wonderful
ton seed oil t* due largely to the great
Inventive genln*. King Edward ex
vurlety of use* found for It. It enter*
presses Ills astonishment uttd admira
Into the inniiufnclure of Inrd com
tion nt being able to hour voices repro
pounds, butterlnc mid other suhstiduced by u machine. Tennyson read*
lute* for batter; Is used In packing
a verse from unu of hla poems. Brown
anti preserving ll*h. In milking salad
ing tries to recite and fulls. Among
oils, and In the manufacture of sir
Others, Cardinal Manning, the duke of
Clarence. Lord Salisbury and the duke culled '‘olive oil." The crude oil I*
used In medicine. In the preparation
o f Cambridge contributed to tills won
of
rtiaiuellc*. liniment* and emulsion*;
derful collection, which cost a great
as an lllnmluiding oil In miners' lamps,
deal o f money.
for rough painting. uml for tempering
edged tools; anil ns soup stock, In
Which held of useful lies*, afler treat
Lawsuit of Long Duration.
T h e longest drawn out lawsuit on ment with certain alkalis. It yleldN
rocord lu legal history la between two snap, washing powder nml glycerin.
.neighboring French villages In JuraCharchlllat and Meiisla. The case had
Is No National Holiday.
Its beginning In the Thirteenth century
Chrlatmus I* not a nutlonnl holiday.
In UiJtii h certain knight of the Holy New Year'* day I* not a null ourI holi
-empire divided a certain wood bslween day. Thanksgiving day I* not n nuthe two villages. Although the wood tlonnl holiday. The Fourth of July la
la o f small value, the two vlllagas not a national holiday. Neither I* Me
engaged In a controversy over the morial day. Neither I* Washington’s
OXact line of division and a lawsuit, birthday. Neither I* any other day. )
which has lasted through the centuries
There 1* no such day a* a national
-to the present age, was begun.
holiday lit the United Stale*. A
During the past century there hsv# United State* statute would he re
iboon many Judgments rendered, all of quired tu constitute a particular day
which have been appealed from. la u* u national holiday, and tongrn*
.«•# court decision the advantage was has stopped short of Hit* action, nu
given to Mousla. t’harchlllat appealed merous constitutional lawyer* Insistfm A the case was finally sent back to
lug that such an act belong* to the*
-tin court of civil appeal at Nancy, p o w e r s of tlie several slate* and not
where last Decsmber Ufearchlllst was to the general government.
awarded a third of the wood instead of
The Fourth of July I* not strictly
a fifth, as settled before. Knch of the a national holld*y. though It 1* * tin-,
towns was condemned to pay lie own
tlon-wlde holl-Uy. having been made a
coats since 1*24. Mcusla has nppealed
holiday hy art* of all the state* and
from the award
hy the common consent and usage of
the people.
The Family Silver.
Wlienrver I’m Invited mil to dinTotally Obscured.
or one of those society affair*, you
A certain callow Chicago swain had
leave It to me to m ake m u m had an amaxiugly large’ mouth which hr
ak." Spud Murphy complained blt- contorted Into an nll-pcrvudlug smile
y.
when he wished to make a good ImWhat's the trmilile, Hpudr’ asked preftRloii, 111* xwwilu had pervusdeil
yiupulhcllc friend.
him In "ask tut her" and the youth
Well, the girl aaked raa up to her was determined to hIiovv himself to
is* for dinner. She told tue siiey good advantage
w high up lu ooclely, and that they
•'Mister Jones," he began, ■(retching
; tlie family name on all tho silver Id* principal feature to the utmost of
i napkin*.-'
ron'nllt). ” 1 have come to ask for tlie
Well, how did you get In Hutchr
hand of your daughter, I—*'
Tlte Aral thing I did when we sat | "J ii’ t n mmamt. young mini," Inter
rn at the table waa to take u rupted tlie old gentleman mildly,
let at liui silver sad napkins, and “ would you mind i-loslng your irwillij
q tlie girl got sore because every
for a Moment till 1 see who you are.'J
e I spoke to her father I called hltn
-Aim ibno legion Wis-kly.
Pullman.'"—The Leatherneck.
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HIMALAYAS
( D r T h s A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s »
WASHINGTON, May 10.-Tha
deadlock between the senate and
house on the Independent offices ap
propriation bill was broken yesterday
when senate conferences agreed to
nccept the house limitation an sal
aries for shipping board officials.
The agreement would permit em
ployment of six officers or sttorneys at not to exceed $26,000 and
two at ( 20,000, while the maximum
rata to be paid other officers would
he $11,000 a year.
The senate had ndded an amend
ment to the/ appropriation measure
permitting the employment of thir
teen officials at aalarlca in axcasi of
$ 11,000 but did not fir a limitation on
the amount that could be paid. The
house refused to adopt that provis
ions and conference committees com
promised with the exception that one
officer might be paid $16,000. On
re-submission to the conference com
mittee, the $16,000 salary waa struck
out and if the house now accept* the
report of it* conference committee
comprised with the exception that
one officer might be pnid $16,000.
On re-submission to the conference
committee, the $16,000 salary waa
struck out and if the house now ac
cepts the report o f its conference
committee the annual appropriation
bill probably will receive the ap
proval of the denote.
C h ln *t*
W ear
Stov**.
ChlitfM women wear practically the
*mne chilli*' In whiter aa In Rammer,
lu Hie most severe weather, however.
Ihey wear heating h««ket* under their
clonk*.
Th'**e baskets are plain wicker ones, i
such a* we U*e far trash. Inside the
Imskel* charcoal warmer* are plmed.
Tbev will radiate heat for hnur*.
YPi. elti iron I !• mixed with clieml
cut* that gepcrate oxygen, and thu*
ilie churroul will hum ronatanlly. even
though It l* sealed In the container*.
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halt been so pronounced a feature of the Buick Six, is em
ployed in the Buick Four. T^e deeign in the same— the qual
ity is the same— only in Bir.e is there nny difference.
Every part of tho romarknblo line of Buick four-cylinder cars
is is distinctly Buick as if the name were stamped upon it.
And back o f every Buick enr iB the skill and experience com
bined with unparnlleled manufacturing equipment facilities.
Ask us lo tell you more about Buick
PRICES
PRICKS
22-Four-3l Roadster $ H95
22-Fnur-35 Touring
936
22-Four-36 Coupe ... 1295
22-Four-37 Sedan
1395
22-Six-It Roadster .. 1365
22-Slx-IS Touring .... 1395
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PHILADELPHIA, May 10.— An
expedition for salvaging the Lusitan
ia and other ships that have gone to
the bottom nf the ocean in tho last
few years, will start from this city
May ESth.
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The steamship Hlnkoly ha* been
chartered by the Lusitania Salvaging
Company.
Estimates of gold that
lie* at the bottom o f tho sea run in
to the millions. A single passenger
alone deposited $76,000 with the
purser of the Lusitania, while Mme.
Antoine de Page, wife of the medical
director of the Belgian Red Cross,
carried more than $ 100,000.
22-Six-IG
22-Six-47
22-Slx-IS
22-Slx*49
22-8lx-50
Coupe____$1885
Sedan____ 2165
Coupe ........ 2075
Touring ... 15S5
Sedan..—.... 2375
F. O. B. Flint, Mich.
N. H. GARNER
DISTRIBUTOR
FLORIDA
SANFORD
When Better Automobiles arc Built Buick Will Build Them
J O e li c io u s / '.
HOY, IIOWDY!
Buy your shoes, those good Regal
Shoes, $1.60, $2.00, $2.60 and $3.00.— j
Ft. H. Peters, Inc., 102 Sanford Ave- (
37-6tp.
nue,
Tar*. "Beautiful Hill."
From Die coming of lieromon, tins
linml of Ten, to tlie desolation of Tara
In tlie Sixteenth century. 120 kings of
the Senile nr Mlb-slnn stock ruled from
tlu-ir palace on Hie fatnou* hill. In Ihe
Hiiiiula of Die Four Musters we read of
tlie fortieth In the H*t of Irish king*,
the renowned Ollav Fola, who Institut
ed tin* Fel* or a**einlily of Tarn. Ill*
real name was Kochy, the title Olhiv
J'liln, or I an lor of Erin, being given
him heentise of lit* extraordinary
learning. Tim "fel* tnra'' wn* Dm- na
tional parllimicnl nf the Ireland of It*
day. mid met trlennlally for one week
at tin- period known a* Samhalntlde
(three da}* lie fore and three day*
after November day). Tlie meeting
h u h held In the open air lu tin*' weath
er and in the tiniiquctlng hail In wet.
Thla iiu 11 wn* HOW feet long and from
tut to Ml feet wide, ultd had six or
seven large entrance* on either Bide.
The site cun Mill Im* traced.
Tlie lift king to reign nt Tara wn*
Dlurmnld, and no king after him, even
when called king Of Turn, ever dwill
upon "the beautiful hill."
Girdle R*mind«r of Ancient Tim**.
Ginlle* of iiieinl, adorned with
brilliant ornament*, turn quite com.......
used largely for purposes of
ornamentation In women's dre*«. I* a
reminder, or the revival of a custom
of ancient time*, when they were
worn tiy boDi men nml women to rou
tine to the |M-r»on their long flowing
garment*. Tliey were not always of
metal, hut often of linen or leather.
Tlie girdle also served a* Ihe »upt*irt
of weapon*. uictiNlla, bug* or pocket*,
etc. In the Middle nge* book* were
sometime* bound with * strip of flexi
ble «lnff hanging from one end of the
volume, which could he drawn through
the girdle and secured.
Among some people, even In this
day, the girdle l* put to practical
use. Being large aud loose, the scab
bard of a sword or long dagger I*
passed through (lie girdle Instead of
Being hung from It. a hook or pro
jecting button serving to hold It in
place.
T h e Reliable Buiclc
TO HF.KK TO HAKNEIt
TREASURE CARRIED
ON THE LUSITANIA
Illy T lir
Northward from Darjeeling the
view of the (Ilamiavn inoimtiilii* Is
Inspiring. When the gray cloud*break,
tliey reveal crystal ramparts, lifting
fur to cast and west, and a majestic
puuoiuniii of range Iwyond range In
the blue distillice. Thu prlmevu! for
est no longer extend* to the snow
line. There are Imre spot* and grain
Helds iiml hundreds of tea gnrdena.
But Die inrtlior mountain* ate
clothed with great tree* aud with a
tangle of fern* and creepers, bamboo*,
rllmhlng palms uml wild flow era. The
hill tribe* living lu these unlitudr* ure
very illsslmllar III features, dress and
huhltK. hut alike In their half-*uper*tltloirs awe of their great mountain*
and In their quiet friendliness. Some
times * woman from the Himalaya
forests appear* In the Darjeeling mar
ket place, hearing on tier back. It
may he, a bundle of fagots for tire
wish !, a burden less beautiful to west
ern eye* limn armful* of scarlet
rhododendron blossom* or strangehtted orchid* would he, hut no les*
precious to the heart of * dweller in
n land of unceasing nvln.—From “ In
the Darjeeling Mnrket-I'lacc," by
Marietta Neff. In Asia Msgueln*.
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" V ' ll t,ic (,;ir,1rst re,c
friend* and I promlaa MAY 11, 12, 13—
Jacksonville nt Daytona.
",' ' ' :
1rv»‘ the best interHitt,,. reuLty,
Lakeland nt St. Petersburg.
Orlando at Tnmpa.
"IN ' W. BELL.
•ai)
MAY 18, 16, 17—
Daytona nt Lakeland.
»or Count, Commissioner
Jnckionville at Orlando.
■E S*.
’ le O* ScmlSt. Petersburg nt Tnmpa.
, m nmmisiinntr since thc
MAY 18. 19. 20—
ItiBdid •
* again he
Daytonu at Tnmpa.
,C , r V
1 :ti“ n " f County
Jacksonville nt Lakeland.
C
T V ; m ,hr Thiri1 district
St. Petersburg nt Orlando.
T p n l ! * ,de,: uion of the Demo7 to be held June 6 , 1928. MAY 22, 23, 24—
Dnytonn at S t Petersburg.
(Mii ' W rj*TZM!NOBR.
Orlando nt Lakeland.
' 14 A,1'*rM»«ment)
I°f C
Tampn at Jacksonville.
oun») Commissioner.
^1^*r*by animura i
MAY 25, 26. 27—
my ,andidnc> ' ^
Tnmpa at Daytona.
i Dutn * v , 1,,!y ‘ ooinilssioner
Lakeland at Orlando.
•»5 u iV
to u » .lo.
St. Petersburg at Jacksonville.
MAY 29. 30, 31—
St. Petersburg nt Daytona.
^
tiLE,,S0ELakeland at Tampa.
"'CM A4t»rtl»*m-nt)
Orlando at Jacksonville.
JUNE 1. 2, 3—
!v ^ C° " 0l» Commissioner
Orlando at Daytona.
t* N d t h ^ 'c !” r y rnnt,i,iary f° r
Jacksonville
at Tampa.
l,r b.i’ri,.
Conintiuioner
St. Petersburg at LinkeUnd.
lu,’; f ct t0 th® deJUNE 5. 6. 7—
^MJun,. r.c
Prlm*ry to
rth, 1322.
lakeland at Daytona.
Jacksonville
at St. Petersburg.
,r»‘<
w i, e e l e r .
''Iv.MU.m.n,,
Tnnipa at Orlando.
JUNE 8, 9, 10—
Ut Count,
I h e .u V r J ( ora">l*»ioner
Dnytona at Orlando.
Lakeland at Jacksonville.
" ?***
tor
Tampa at S t Petersburg.
l ‘T Strict No •' -t3f . 1 ommi*»loncr
^
taThe5/ ; Sominol« Coun- JUNE 12, 13, U—
Dnytona at Jacksonville.
ir> *o be held June Cth
Orlando at SL Petersburg.
Tampa at Lakeland#
(r**«
aL H, K IU , r E. JUNE 15. 16. IT—
1 A4v,rtls«m«nl)
Jacksonville at Daytona.
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THE SANFORD DA ILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 11,1922
Far Member County School Board
Lakeland at S t Petersburg.
POINC THE IMPOSSIBLE
I hereby announce myself as a can
Orlando at Tampa.
,
on the screen, with didate, in the Democratic primary, JUNE 19, 20. 21—
Daytona at Lakeland.
spirit of fantastic hu- June 6th, 1922, for nomination to reJacksonville at Orlando.
M.rk Twain conceived election as a member of the County
* * 10
____ _
of a gorgeously Board o f Public Instruction for Sem
St. Petersburg at Tampa.
inole
County,
Florida,
from
District
JUNE
22. 23, 21—
u » '■■k lh“ l
No. 1 (Sanford).
Doytona at Tampa.
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
Jacksonville at lakeland.
* ? £ . i« K te A r t t a * CnnrL
(Pntd P olitica l Advertisement)
St. Petersburg at Orlande.
£* L d t is * « ri(i rt“ liiatlon of T
JUNE 26. 27, 28—
For Member County School Board
Daytona nt St. Petersburg.
S u tc r sits in his theatre chair he
Orlando at lakeland.
1 hereby announce myself n candiin a twinkling, from the
Tampa nt Jacksonville.
|date for nomination and re-election as
t J ^ t a e n U of a [usurious Con-Id
home of today hack into the a member o f the County Board of JUNE 29. 30—JULY 1—
Tampa at Daytona.
panoply of medieval I » « P Public Instruction for Seminole Coun
Lakclnnd nt Orlando.
ty, Florida, from District No. 3, sub
n darUy- -'rd ,0 bim thc *cctacl#
St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville.
“g bights
- ’ in »rmor. men and Indies- ject, o f course to the Democratic Pri~ anting, combats in tournament |mary to be held Juno 6th, 1022. Ilav JULY 3, 4, li
st. Petersburg nt Daytona.
of chivalry and valor, i s , ing been a member of the Bonn! for
Lakclnnd at Tampa,
C . -trd through the eye# of that four terms, I feel thnt past service is
Orlando
at Jacksonville.
w'ur-loving. slang-slinging, hard- my best recommendation as well as
JULY
6.
7.
8—
qualification,
and
if
nominated
and
S « d pmdwt of Twentieth Century
Orlando at Dnytona.
riiuiitien, the Connecticut 1 ankce, elected I promise thc same careful ad
Jacksonville at Tampa.
tU* trees)' personality pervades ministration in the future aa in the
St. Petersburg at Lakeland.
J dominstes the entire scene. \\o past
JULY 10, 11, 12—
net for him. fesr for him. fight for
CHAS. F. HARRISON.
I.nkclnnd at Duytnna.
la »nd love wth him~for through Geneva, Fin.
Jnck-onville at Tnmpa.
(P a id P o litic a l A d v er tis em en t)
tis the spirit of Mark Twain speaks
St. .Petersburg at lakeland.
,
for ill humanity and for cumJULY 13, 14. 15—
For County School Board
E - wr.H and fan play. “A Connect!Dnytonn nt Orlando.
rt Yinkre in King Arthur's Court"
I hereby announce my candidacy for
Lakeland nt Jacksonville,
; alle main attrii'titjii at the Princess re-election a* n member of the Board
Tnmpa
nt Lakeland.
IFriday ir.d Saturday nights.
of Public Instruction of Seminolo
JULY
20.
21. 22—
County, representing District No. 2,
Jacksonville nt Daytona.
goon and loan! $12.50 per week subject to the Democratic primary to
Orlando at Tnmpa.
Ind up.—Hotel Montezuma.
35-6tc lie held Juno Cth, 1922.
lakeland nt St. Petersburg.
Jlnving been a member of this board
JULY
21. 25. 26—
Tbre will be a meeting of tho for the past seven years, I feci that
Dnytonn
nt Lakeland.
IjIbb I association of tho Sanford my past service in my best recom
Jacksonville
nt Orlando.
EgkSck. d
t ■ high school Mon- mendation, and if nominated and elect
St.
Petersburg
at Tampa.
by night, May 8th at 8 o'clock. All ed, I promise to do my best for the
JULY
27,
28.
29—
earc rg ! ' be present to advancement o f the public free
Dnytona nt Tampa.
schools, which I consider the largest
plani foi
big banquet
Jacksonville
at Lakeland... . .
33-lt-dh asset o f nny community.
St. Petersburg nt Orlando.
Respectfully,
JULY 11— AUGUST 1, 2—
CHAS. A. DALLAS.
■I’m Coir ' ft hi Stmight Back tc
Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg.
111; IVir Old Florida Home," at Hin- — Paid political advertisement.
Orlnmlo nt Lnkctand.
lurr. ter - Plan S: n-, Welnka Block.
Tampa at Jacksonville.
Fur Representative
20-tfp
AUGUST 3, 4, 5—
At the earnest request of many
Tampn nt Dnytona.
«« M m m *n n a*
friends I hnvo decided to become a
Ijikelnnd nt Orlando.
candidate for thc position of represen
St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville.
tative from Seminole County subject AUGUST 7, 8. 9—
to tho decision of the Democratic pri
St. Petersburg nt Dnytona.
mary to be held Juno 6th, 1922. HavLakeland at Tampa.
the people to thc best o f my ability
»i m h
Orlando nt Jacksonville.
and believe 1 nm qualified to give AUGUST 10, 11, 12—
them real service as n member o f the
Orlando at Dnytona.
For Count) Commissioner
Jacksonville at Tampa.
The frivndi of D. L. Thrasher an- ing served for three terms os repre
IlKsrt hit candidacy fur tho position sentative and knowing the needs of
St. Petersburg nt Lakeland.
d County Commissioner for District the county nnd thc state I will setve AUGUST 14, 15. 16—
INo. 1, knowing *.hnt he will at all Florida legislature.
Lakeland nt Daytona.
FOREST LAKE.
Jacksonville at St. Petersburg.
ItsMU found doing his full duty ns
( I ’ ald P o li tic a l A d v e r tis e m e n t)
Tnmpa nt Orlando.
lit ms it and that the county will
Iliit s business man in District No. 1
AUGUST 17. 18. 19—
For Representative
lisi i conscientious worker for the
Daytona at Orlando.
I, hereby announce myaelf a candi
Ipupil of thc whole country.—Paid
Lakclnnd nt Jacksonville.
date for the office o f representative
IBshtiral Adie .isement.
Tnmpa at St. Petersburg.
from Seminole County, subject i* the
Democratic Primary to be held June
Far Counts Commissioner
Tit fr.tr.ds of John Melscb an- Cth, A. D., 1622.
0 . P. SWOPE.
iMm hit candidacy for the position
(I'nld
P
o
litica
l
Advertisement)
Id Ccurty Commissioner for District
IVs, I, knowing that he will at all
For County Commissioner
It:n le found doing his full duty aa
1
will
be it candidate to'succeed my
Ih mi it snd that the county will
self
to
the
position o f County Com
Ibn i tuiir.ess man In District No. 2
missioner
front
District No. 5, subject
|uJ i conscientious worker for th.
Ipttjlt of the whote country.— Paid to the decision of the Democratic pri
mary to bo held Juno Cth, 1922.
IMiticil Advertisement.
ENDOR CURLETT
(Tald P o litica l Advertisement I
I »f ( »uni> < -mmissloner
i
y ar,' ■ , my , undidary for
For County Commissioner
1“ Potion . ! r,. nty rommissioner
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
I ? t>,tri! N’°
subject to tho tie
d the I'em i it ic primary to be thc l10»ition o f County Commissioner
from District No. 3, subject to the de
P d Jst,« Cth. U<22,
cision
of the Democratic primary to lie
WALTER HAND.
held June 6th, 1922.
!
' tvvrttMmsnt)
W. B. BALLARD.
lor Count) Commissioner
— Paid Political advertisement.
roy candidacy for tha poI-“ ’ 1 ■‘"•'■V 1 <mrui.-ioner for the
OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
L j' '
■
- t" the decision
OF FLORIDA STATE
E L * ,'
rimaiy to be held
LEAGUE FOR 1922.
I ? J‘ ®
My A -Sion to entor
y*
ai
HAVEDARKHAIR
ANDLOOKYOUNG
PAGE NINE
CUT THIS OUT—IT IB WORTH
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MONEY
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and cleansing cathartic for constipation,
mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield biliousness, headaches, and Huggish
Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name bowels. Sold everywhere.— Adv.
n o b o d y c a n t e l l WHEN YOU and address clearly. You will receive
d a r k e n g r a y , f a d e d h a ir
in return a trial package containing JUST RECEIVED two thousand rolls
WITH SAGE TEA
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for
Rosin Sixed Paper for lining wntsr
coughs, colds nnd croup; Foley Kidney melon cars. Write or wire for prices.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti* Pills for pains in sides and back;
— Baker & Holmes Co., Jacksonville,
fully darkened, glossy nnd attractive rheumatism, backache, kidney nnd
Fla.
3C-6te
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
W henever her hair took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won
derful effect. By asking at any drug
More for "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur ■
Now’s the time for you to buy n MOLINE TRACTOR. We
Compound,” you will get n large bot
have n special offer thnt you cannot afford to let get by you.
tle of this old-time recipe, improved
For every fnrnter can afford to buy but you cannot nfford
by the addition o f other ingredients,
not to buy a real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a
all ready to use, nt very little cost.
great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we
Thissimple mixture can be depended
will sell you a—
upon to restore natural color nnd
beauty to the hair.
MOLINE, Model D; latest improved Tractors
A well-known downtown druggist _
says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage |J
for $528.00
and Sulphur Compound now because 8
Cnn furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme
it darkens so naturally and evenly thnt
nobody can tell it has been applied— J diate delivery, or will hnvc one shipped direct to you. Re
it’ s so easy to use, too. You simply ■ member this offer is only good until October 11th, so plnce
your order now.
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw it through your Imir, taking nm- ■
!
strand at a time. By morning the £
gray hair disappears; after another
IMION E 2102
L A K H MONHOE, I'l.O H ID A
|application nr two, it is restored to ,S
its natural color nnd looks glossy, soft
1and beautiful.— Adv.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
3
'5
s
BELL BROS.
Studebaker Cars
ELECTRIC FANS
$9.00
Little Six
$1230.00 Mix Six .........$2025.00
Special Six
.............................* $1680.00
lip
We have them lor 32 autl 5
110 volts
(Delivered)
SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY
A. C. PORT, A f-ent
WIGHT BROS. GARAGE-
EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS
32 and 110 Volts
F. P. R m
i es
STOP
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STOP !
:
EXTRA SPECIAL
Fur ten days only we will inHtntl genuine Globe Stop Lightn
for
105 Palmetto Avenue
SANFORD
5
s
FLORIDA
REGULAR $5.00 VALUE
PITTS & WELLS
RIVE & WALKER
AUTO REPAIRS
3
The Economy Shop
111 I’nrk Avcnuo-
-Phone 66
All Work Guaranteed
■
Corner First and Elm
Phone 447-W
TANOS
iTONOG
LAYER ROLLS
LONOGRAPH RECORDS
DI’ ULAR SHEET MUSK
J. II. HINTERM1STKR
PIANO CO.
3
Hot W e a th e r
Is Here
A 20TII CENTURY COOLER
Will Help You Keep Cool
See our window display of all kinds
Welnka Block
The Country Cluh and Golf Llnlm arc
nlmoftt com;dctcd. You will want the
In-fit In everything in the
Ball Hardware
Sporting Goods Line
We are agent a for thc Celebrated
Spaulding Line o f G olf
Goods
3 A C H E C K |ON
Patronize your home merchants
everything you need to purchase,
are here to stay.
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
DR. MILLER’S
Headache Powders
Beat for Headache and Neuralgia
At First Claaa Drug Stores
5 DOSES----------25c----------5 DOSES
WHY NOT TRY
UK'S REPAIRSHOP
WHEN YOUR CAR IS OUT OF
WHACK
Washingand Polishing a Specialty
Foot of Find 8 treet, Sanrord Avenue
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
3 Y ou rself
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stores snd Ovens
H E R E ’S no smoke and
smell to make dual
ibte workofcoo king with th
New Perfection Oil Stove.
Clean, intense heat drives
direedy against the utensil
and the dame ataya where
you aet i t
t
T
W e ll be clad to demonstrate
how easily you can regulate
the N ew Perfection for any
sort o f cooking. W e have the
New Perfection Oven also—
and it bakes perfectly.
Sanford
Furniture Co.
fhT not try to pay hills without n chocking
nccount.
If you do, you will BUrely got all tangled up.
l£ i
Endorsed checks arc legal receipt#; and, be
etles, with a checking account, you can keep
an accurate record of your expenditures.
The Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially Invites
you to become one o f its customers.
j The Peoples Bank of Sanford
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sfjb The SanfordDaily Herald
SANFORD
•T he City Substantial"
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORI), FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1922
volumein.
h« h i Kt hat la hi
CATTS will be tried in
h a h a h a h a h a h t i 'h i i h i i h i
ALSO IN CIRCUIT COURT
CASE will
be set
•a
SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL AGAIN
ON STATE ACCREDITED LIST
federal court soon
judge Shepherd Hands
Down His Decision
at Pensacola
ha Ha
SUBSTITUTE
BONUS BILL
INTRODUCED
An honor much sought after by
high schools of the state of Florida ia
again accorded to our own high school.
It is n difficult matter for a school to
aftain the distinction of being on our
state accredited list, as the many regu
lations and qualifications arc not cosy
to meet.
Out of one hundred nnd fifty-eight
schools doing high school work in
Florida, lost year only forty of these
were able to meet the conditions re
quired for admission to the state ac
credited list.
0no ,,f th‘‘ nu,n>' ,ldv*nU'«'p*
inK to a school from being on the «ccredil.cd ,iat «» thc , .n ct.th“t nn>’ ^
uate from such a school, having taken
JJ*
,UU‘ «“,opt ^ course for
th' fu» f ^ r y e .r s , is admitted to any
<"
*"d *“ "» ° ,h"
in ha hi ha ha ha
Southern Colleges, without examina
tion or other further evidence of pre
paration for college work. This ad
vantage alone is sufficient to justify
the efforts of the principal and school
authorities in meeting the require
ments of the state department of edu
cation.
Following is the letter from the
State Superintendent nilvislng us of
the success of our efforts:
“Tallahassee, May U, 1922.
“Supt. T. W. Lawton,
“Sanford, Fla.
"My Dear Sir:
"At a meeting of the State Accred
iting Board held thin morning, the
Sanford school wns accredited as a
Senior High School.
Yours very truly,
“W. N. SHEATS,
RUSSIAN REPLY RECEIVED
WILL NOT BE ACTED UPON
Till SOMETIME TOMORROW
on Rus
BANK OP STUART Sub-Commission
Affairs Postpone
ROBBED TODAY sianConsideration
BY THRER PEOPLE OF RUSSIAN NOTE
DISGUISED AS WOMAN
BRITISH AND ITALIAN DELEGRABBED MONEY AND
Q VI ES WILLING TO GIVE KU8BEAT IT.
^ S S S S S S S ^ * 1'
HIA ANOTHER CHANCE
nesses in c a se
Ill; Tkr tuorlalrS I'ffMl
MIAMI, May 12—The Bank of Stuart
( I l f T h e Sa.orlMlra I’rrasl
WASH* NGTON,*Ma>*12!—A*substiGENOA, ay 12.—France will
north
of Palm Bench, was held up at
, The tM iirb l'il I’rrsO
tute soldiers bonus bill under which
LAKE HUTI.KK. Fla. May 12.
never agree to project for mixed
noon today nnd robbed of $5,000.
lor »*.r ,rial "f S.id* veteran, wouul receive fifty per cent
Three bandits, one disguised as n wo commission sitting indefinitely
•ash payments introduced today by
MJ j. Call*. I" Union county Clrwhile conference ia going on to
man drove up in a car, forced tho
Senator
Bur.um, Republican, of New
nit Coart, on a charge of acceptstudy Itussinn affairs according
cashier
and
assistant
cashier
nnd
one
Mexico. Balance due veteran, would
IK none) to influence hi* vote
to a statement issued by the
customer into the vnult at the point of
b. « . . ™ t by certificates of IntMtUd.
on the pardon of convict* are beFrench delegation.
a pistol, grabbed the cash on the coun
ness payable September 30, 1927,
i„ ,ummon«d today. The spring
ter and esenped.
urn of court begin* Monday. It
drawing 3ViCc interest from next OcGENOA, May 12.—Great Brit
tober 1st.
b not brliftrd. however, the case
POBTHGCF-SK AVIATORS
1
ain
proposed a truce in Eastern
■ill be taken up until after the
ABF. SAFE AND SOUND
Europe
an the basis of de facto
MOTOItMAN KILLED
nnduiion of the peonage trial in
PICKED IIP BY STEAM Kit
frontiers
pending conclusion of
AT ASHEVILLE, N. C..
federal court at Pensacola, which
commission
of inquiry to be ap
TROLLY CABS COLLIDE'
hie not yet been net, hut which
I I I ) 'I h r U a n r l a l r d I ' f f M l
pointed, it was announced today.
PERNAMBUCO.
May
12.—The
u (iprcted to bo held during the
III* T hr AasnrUtrtf I ' r r i i l
Portuguese trans-ntlnntlc aviators
present term*.
ASHEVILLE, May 12.—Albert Halare safe aboard the British steamship
GENOA. May 12.—The sub
. .. .
qu«tainlng' *ow’' niotorman, was killed, and eight Had $440,000 in Bonds in Safety Deposit Box at St. Paris City, says a wireless from a
commission on Russian affairs to
‘ ...............‘
- persons injured when two trolley enrs
Augustine
Portuguese cruiser. The flyers had
day postponed consideration of
the*demurrers
net up by*"attorneys for
collided head on near the city today.
not
been henrd from since they left
the Russian reply until tomorrow.
Spirey J. Calls, former governor of
Fernando Noronhn yesterday morn
Fiend* with the exception of one
1
(Hr T h e A ....e l.« r d P res.»
,
!
SAVANNAH. May 12.— Pinkerton tletoctivo* announced U>- ing. They were picked up by the GENOA, May 12.—Russia's reply to
want in each of two indictments al Dr. Caswell Elected
Sorv-Treamirer
of
the
1
Hnv
that
J. W. HoIIin. alias John Vartleman, anti Bertha I1erne Paris City yesterday afternoon.
leging violation of the pconnge laws,
the allied memorandum, which was
a !1
Hollis, alias, Vartleman. held for grand larceny of half a million
Judge William Sheppard yesterday
yesterday to Signor SchanFlorida Dental Ass n (j0||nn, worth of Liberty bonds from the Chase National Hank of Mrs. M. McCoy is doing permanent presented
handed down his decision on which tho
zer,
president
of the economic confer
------New York, had made n clean breast of the whole robbery and miss- waving at the Welakn Apartment* for ence, is generally regarded as concil
u-govemor will stand trial later.
40-2tp
Each of the indictments contained Good Meeting Was Held In Orlando jug thirty thousand dollars in bonds would be recovered within the a short time only.
iatory. At least it Is considered n bas
Yesterday.
|
npx£
f
c^.
hnUrg.
Four
hundred
und
forty
thousand
dollars
m
twelve counts, identical in construc
is for furthur negotiations.
------bonds were found in a safe deposit box of the First National Hank of 25 to 50 years or any suitable numtion with the exception of the names
Its suggestion thnt nil the tangled
ORLANDO, May 12.—The Central
A u g u stin e.
. ears that
. might
i
of the negroes alleged to have been
he determined financial problems be submitted to a
* Detectives intimated another arrest would he made at J n c k - | ^ ‘"Tnrthor stated that all exrirtisu of peonage. The negroes are Florida Dental Association was or|ncumi) ,>y lhc K,,Vernmcnt at mixed committee of experts named by
Ed. Brown and John Henry Rodgers ganlxed here last night by memberr Ronvi|| e w heer the missing $30,000 worth of bonds are believed to -------- -------.
.
| tho Genoa conference provided a
Jack so n v ille broker,
uij to have been convicts during tho of the profession repreaenting eleven jm ve |)C„ K0| (|
Muscle
SVi
tin
woul
I
*
e
repaid
to
It
at
i mtfnns 0f t.n'ape from tho present aupcounties in this section of the state.
Catti administration.
thc
tute
of
two
per
cent,
annually
and
>(-rhpated atmosphere, which appears to
The ninth count in both of the in Dr. A. B. Whitman, of Orlando, was
centr.ir.rd
a
provision
by
which
th*
unfavorable for the settlement of
dictments hehl by Judge Sheppard fol elected president, with Drs. J. E.
government would receive sixty per the myriad questions arising from the
Chose, of Ocala and U. D. Caswell of
low
cent of nil net profits mnde during Russian situation.
“That on the 19th day of December, Sanford, secretary and treasurer, re
the operation, with the leasee retain
England regard* the reply aa mod
A t> 1320, in the northern district spectively. The next meeting, In
ing
forty
per
cent.
erately
conciliatory; ao also doc* Itily.
of florid* before the return of this September, will be held in Daytonn.
In the house committee nn agree The Italian foreign minister ha* b-cn
More than forty representatives at
Ini.ctmrnt and -.vithin the jurisdiction
ment wns reached by which any of working day nnd nigh tto prevent a
thb coart,the *nid Sidney J. Cult-,, tended the meeting which followed
the
shoals prtipertie* would bo com break which seemd imminent through
“ *
, .
•lawfully j,nd feloniously did hold n dinner at the Empire hotel with tho
pelled to manufacture finished fertil the opposition of France and Belgium
a certain person, to-wit: The said Orange County Dental Association Department o f Justice and Federal Commissions izers whether nt n profit or loss thruto the settlement of tho property
John Henry Kodgt-r*. to a condition of In th , role of ho.t. Tho i w m m «f
Will Look Into It
out the term of his operations, wheth question v hich Great Britain and the
'
linage by compelling him. the said the organization was explained by
er it be fifty or one hundred years. An lesser |mu ers will approve.
Jchn Henry Rogers to perform Inbor spenkers as a plan whereby members
nmendmnet to this effect wns made to
III;
The
X.«..elnlr4
I’ffMl
.
.
.
France expresses great disappoint
ond work to and for him. the said Sid- of the profession will be privileged to
the bill the committee Is formulating ment at the reply, nnd Belgium is far
-..end port.,™ *....
la d.a-1
WASHINGTON >l„y l 2.-lla la a a l laqu.ry Kito
J- *’atts in payment of a debt
As a for merger of a number of the largest independent steel concerns, for the house in connection with its front satisfied. M. Ilnrthou, head of
daim-i by the said Sidney J. Catts tistry four times each year.
part
of
this
course
nationally
known
including the Bethlehem and I-nekawanna
He’ report on the various proposals it hns the French delegation, declared after
he due him. the said Sidney J.
investigated.
nn examination of the text that the
C»:tv from the sui.l John H. Rodgers lecturers will' oddresr tho meetings day by the senate m adopting resolution of Scnnt or Lai ,*ttL‘ 1 ,
Wide differences of opinion aro un reply did not get any where nnd was
Of
the
association
and
Ita
members
publican,
o
f
Wisconsin,
calling
upon
the
department^of
K
»
IC®
'1
'■'•r»ry to the form of the statute In
will be kept in doer touch with the federal trade commission to take steps designed to prevent combi derstood to prevail In the committee not really nn answer nt all to the al
15x11 f,,e m,"l* and provided nnd
over the provisions of the offer mnde lied proposals. Consequently it will
nation.
sgax.t the peace and dignity of the lutest professional developments.
by Henry Ford which nre being dis not be certain unti lafter he haa con
The principal speaker last night wns
•“•i United 8tales.“
cussed
ns the basis for the measure ferred with the government in Paris
It is n--t likely that the ense will I)r. G. B. Tyson, of Gainesville, preslunder
construction.
It wns believed whether the Russian proposals will be
te trial at this term of court ns dent of the Florida Dentnl Associa
possible
that
the
committeemen
would accepted by the French as a basis for
former governor is scheduled to go tions over the entire state marked a
I
h> divided into threo factions when
continuation of the discussion.
!" ]r\x} ,n ‘h- Union county court long forward step In tho profession
the discussions were ended nnd as
texObmday where he faces a charge nnd he expressed th- belief thnt bene
many different recomemlntlons would
fits would be far reaching.
be to the house.
President Whitman appointed com
The senate agriculture body henrd
mittees to nrrnngc the program for
ANtrniEH WDir. TAPPER
Benjamin
( \ Marsh, managing direc
the Daytonn meeting in September. Semi-Governmental C V p o ution Will Like to
" IT" VICTIM IN FLORIDA
tor
of
tii<’
Farmer's Nntiotml Council
ii xu n..,,*, ..............Another meeting will lie held in 1922
Take the Job
testify yesterday. He said tho coun
" » HhHN AIIF.STEI1 lll(. , lm„
w
M
cil was opposed to the Ford proposal
"l; la ' 'M fflura I’rraa I
Daytona.
of l.os Angeles, Calif., as n mollifica or any other that deprived tho gor.. May 12.—Crittenden C.
I llr The XMiifUlnl 1‘rraa I
"*tkin« a,i John Davidson h a s ' STATE TROOPERS
WASHINGTON, May 12.—Four do- tion of the bill Senator Norris recent eminent of control anti operation o f . BLOW THAT PUT OUT LEWIS
GUARD IIAVEBSTBAW
the projects nt Muscle Shoals.
velopments in congressional consider- ly introduced.
o ’*r<*rT d. 'n Nit’hl,n Kansas in
WAS LEGITIM ATE ACCORD
The bill sntroduced recently by Sen
AGIAN8T
NEGRO
STRIKERS
ntjon
„f
proposals
for
developing
the
The Nebraska senator also made
ltr , .j Wl,h n tcn thousand dolING TO REFEREE.
-------Muscle Shoals, Ala., nitrate and pow- public a tentative proposal received ator Norris, the witness believed was
P
‘ ''
Hnndcnreiscr at
from L. Stern, a Baltimore, Md., con foundnmentally sound nnd he recom
(Ilf Thr Xaaorlatrd I’rraat
t t o '£ UmUa'
U,VCnth*
,h‘* 1iAVLRSTOWn7 n .'' Y.! M"V 12.— cr Preject, .xxurred yesterday in the sulting engineer nnd manufacturer of mended thnt legislation of a similar
LONDON, May 12.—Blow with
' suited
from evlTwenty state troopers were ordered "-nate agriculture and house milUary
which Cnrpenticr knocked out LcwU
chemical product*. Mr. Stern's letter sort !>e enacted.
' ' " *' ‘ '•= *"title, ti >11 here today to guard the town against committee, and on the senate floor.
The hill drafted by Mr. Floyd fol in the first round here last night, wm
Chairman Norris, Nebraska, of the to traiismisslon requested the commit
^ l.,L
",Ifr ' Wind,e w^ te r be- outbreaks of one thousand negro
lowed the description which the agri legitimate in tho judgement of ex
who are on a strike in thirty brick senate committee, Introduced n bill tee to hear him at Its convenience and culture cotnmilUc heard yesterday in
perts who covered the fight. The
said
the
formal
tender
would
be
made
plants here. More troopers are ex* providing for a semi-government corANOTllF.lt ' DAL MINE
general
language.
It
would
crent
u
cries
of “foul" came from nil parts
later,
the
committee
declining
inform
pectcd from Albany nnd Troy this nf- poratlon to take over nnd operate the
$5,000,000
corporation,
headed
by
sev
of
the
auditorium when the blow was
BLOWN u p TODAY
ally
to
accede
to
the
request
nnd
grant
lemoon. The troops are patrolling nitrate nnd power projects for fifty
en directors to be appointed by the struck. Joe Pnlmor, tho referee was
NKAIt PITTSBURG the streets nnd keeping the negroes years. The measure was drafted by Stern a hearing.
The tentative offer of Mr. Stern president, three being officials of the quoted ns saying, “The blow waa per
in, Tfc, t
,
moving. There is a deadline around Jnnes T. Floyd, former representnprovided
for the ojtcration of the ni war treasury and agriculture depart fect!)) fair. The men had broken
ITTSBUK<;||. Mayr^2*—'Th p t llle l,u*'ni*s* section except for per- live from Missouri, nnd submitted by
from the clinch and it waa Lewis'
trate
nnd
power projects for n period ment.
*r Minenear here was blown up *<>n* l,*v*nK business there.
J. II. Levering, a consulting engineer
business to protect himself and this
n
with .lynamitc.
P
lie failed to do."
IN TIIP. SENATE FOIt CERTIFI
CATE OF INDEBTEDNESS
PAYABLE IN 1927
ONE
HILLIS AND HIS WIFE
CONFESS TO BOM) THEFT,
CAUGHT IN SAVANNAH
BETHLEHEM AND LACKAWANNA
STEEL COMPAMES REPORTED
MERGER STARTS INVESTIGATION
.
MUSCLE SHOALS OFFERS
COMING IN EVERY DAY,
FOUR NOW ON FILE
CARRENTIER
WON THE FIGHT
FAIR, SQUARE
I LIKE UNI
nARl.lS,; ,\NR WIFE
SALOME
, fUf^nP0U TIIE OCEAN
M ESTH OF HEN. R|)r,K
I • „M,*y « — PN«Ity ef f;j ,k‘ :lr* Bardlng ar.d Mpar
viiit
ff* tod*Y for * weekAtlantic n , '
' ,,w Golf Club near
sun
l-D l
•oA-OAK
w.
WILL ELECT FIVE
BISHOPS IN TIIE FUTURE
DECIDED AT CONFERENCE
**«*i*xr
of Sfnttor
LOS
Ma>- 12.—Jess
*itk [);_
*wklng a return bout
B*M •ttribntlli *Cfordln,f ^ « state-
S
LONDON, May 12.—An agreement
for Carpcnticr nnd Dempsey 11 meet
either In Peris or London before next
May waa reached by Kearns and Des
Camps, Kearns told the Associated
Press today.
'JlL
li
Scene When Shriners Come to Sanford, Saturday, May 27th
l l t r T hr X M a rla lr * Prraa)
HOT SPRINGS, Ark., The Genera!
Conference
Methodist
Episcopal
Church, South, today adopted a report
of ita committee on Epiacopacy, pro
viding for election of five bishops.
1
L•
• x •
a L IE f
K‘ •■■
:' v*
; |iSE
j•
1
�\
* SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 11,1922
COM,IK MOURNS FOR
ROY MASTER BURIED
ALIVE IN PLAY CAVB
Florida Pastor
Sways Methodist
General Body
SPORTS
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
1------T O N I G H T ^ .
JACKSONVILLE, May
1 L -A
large collie dog waa one of the chief
LILA LEE
mourners at the funeral here yeaterI n r T he U x i r U l r d I ' r t n l
------ AND-----clay of ita m u ter, J. D. Crabb, an 11
HOT SPRINGS, May 11.—Follow
YESTERDAY’S
RESULTS
The
weather
makes
but
lit
year-old lnd who waa auffocated to
WALTER HIERS
ing a hot debate in which one super
tle difference in our young
death Monday night when a tunnel
—IN—
ior warned against what he charac
Florida State League
lives down here in thc beau
t|ie l>oy and his ptaymates had dug
terized as growing form of radical
At
Jacksonville,
6;
Daytona,
11.
tiful
aunshine,
moonshine
under his home, caved in. The collie
At St. Petersburg, 11; Orlando, 2. ism within the church, the nineteenth
and other kinds of ahinc.
was at the mortuary this morning
General Quadrennial Conference of
At
Lakeland,
12;
Tampa,
10.
Did it ever occur to you that
when it was opened and during the
the Methodist Episcopal
Church,
regardless of thc weather
funeral service in the chapel took a
South in session here, yesterday re
National
league
we
all seem to be making a
place under tho casket where hia |
jected by majority of eight votes, a
At
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn
wet
grounds
living,
somehow or other?
howls were so frequent aa to inter
------ ALSO-----recommendation that the right to ad
At
Chicago,
0;
Philadelphia,
4.
Another
Thursday after
rupt the proceedings. When the cas-'
minister thc sacrament be invested in
noon. Wake up another
ket was placed in the hearse to b e 1 At Cincinnati, 3; Boston, 9.
A 2-PART COMEDY
unordained
ministers.
At
St.
Louis,
2;
New
York,
3.
sleeper.
Nobody works but
taken to the train the dog climbed in >
Thc
vote
on
the
recommendation,
the
bankers.
We
should
and all efforts to remove him were
FOR SALE, In
j which was made in a minority report,
American league
worry.
Friday nnd Saturday—Mari
unavailing. He made the trip to tho
first class train.
At New York, 1; Chicago, 2 (11 in was 178 to 170. The conference then
5:10 A. M. MAY 11. 1922
Twnln’N “A Connecticut Vannings).
adopted by a vote of 188 to 115, the
ahape, 1250 terms or $200 cash. 490
kce in Kinff Arthur'n Court"*
When the tunnel caved In "J. D .V
majority report recommending that we Minimum
Model.—Rive & Walker, in old Ford
At
Philadelphia,
7;
Cleveland,
6.
64
rip-roaring
comedy in eithi
mother nnd the dog hegnn digging
Garage.
*
the legislation proposed be not enac
At Boston, 9; Detroit, 10.
65
Range ......... .......
parts. Also FOX NEWS.
‘ ’ *’ for the lad at the same moment.
ted.
At Washington, 2; St. Louis, 1.
Ra Barometer
____30.04
,
. ----- -- With the removal of the body the
Half a dozen superiors nrgued the mi Calm nnd cloudy.
FOR ^ALE—Fine celery farm, 10
„ „ |ocked
f but brilke out
(T]iH](Da(E](Rj[UE](c)lES;S
merits of thc sacrament issue but it
American Association
acre, rich hammock land, cultivated
,enJ
hc rcmnIncj nt thc Bcene
remained
for
Dr.
J.
P.
Hilburo
of
Or
At
Indianapolis,
6;
Milwnukce,
7.
*4 Ki r i r i R« 1) r i r i ri
10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow- of tho dtajllltcr rpfuilintf (o u ,lriven
lando, Fla., I oswing thc conference
At Toledo, 0; St. Paul, 4.
ing wells, 8 4 acres tiled; also thirty nway.
grocs previously. Investigation, t:t |
against the proposal through an Im
At Columbus, 5; Milwaukee, 11.
acres hammock adjoining with one'
authorities hsvo announced, ku ^
passioned address in which he in
At Louisville, 7; Kansas City, 3.
well nnd amnll part cleared, near ■
closed that thc other killings rtfM.
jected his charge of growing radical
WANTED
Cameron City. Apply to owner for
red to in the statement were myth.
ism in church affairs. He said he did
Southern
Assoc'ation
particulars. Herbert O. C-Hnpen, R. HOUSEKEEPERS, who like pickles,
At Birmingham, 4; Chattanooga, 1. not iadlcve the church should depart
R. A. Box 189.
32-12p cucumbers for pickling, peck, 26c;
STATE POSTMASTERS
from time homm-d customs and tra
At
New Orleans, 4; Nashville, 0.
FOR SA L E -15 acres orange grove,
75c.—Edwin Randall. P19
TO MEET AT DAYTON*I
dition which had withstood the test
At Mobile, 5; Memphis, 6.
fine land, about 400 old (tearing * irBt
___
39-3tp
of the years that the denomination
At Atlanta, 10; Little Rock, 3.
(Ilf Thr Awoflalri l'rr««|
Ten pages today.
orango and grapefruit trees. .V ■. j < ' ' ' l l I' TO It IIN T \ good piano
had existed.
DAYTONA, May 11.—The »t5*>
can, pcnch, grapes, pears nnd other, f'»r a few months. Best of care,
Revision
GAMES TODAY
,
.of . the„ statutes
,
. governing
. .
,
Sixteen pages next week and the meeting of the Florida Associjtioatil
fruit trees on Golden Lake, 3 4 miles —Mrs. George Herring, French Aveoperation
of
the
Sunday
school
board
,|a j|y t,ruwa on
Orlando
at
Tampa.
Postmasters to be held nt Ihytoei
30-3tc
south of Sanford. Also Another 4 4 nuc, Snnford.
of the rhurrh was accomplished at
_ _ _
Lakeland at St. Petersburg.
May 23 to 25 is expected to b« m«
acres of fine rich, cultivated pine lnnd WANTED—Small cottage, unfumishJacksonville at Daytonn.
yesterday's session when the conferMr nnJ M„ p j Fcitncr of 0 i . largely attended than any pwica
with about 75 old bearing orange nnd ed or half of house, or unfurnished
ence adopted n committee report sop- cco]a wcrp ,n thc c,t yesterday.
meeting because of the steps t*lo I
grapefruit trees, and nbout 75 pecan housekeeping rooms. Address “Per
arnting the offices of the Sunday
'
by postal authorities to facilitate tte
LEAGUE STANDING
trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own manent,' P. O. Box 548, Snnford. 84-p
school editor nnd general secretary
Flnridn State League
Willie Stringfellow of DcLand is absence of those desiring tto sttol
er, Herbert O. Crippen, R. R. A. Box MONEY TO LOAN AT 4V..—On
Won Ix>st Pet. nnd providing for tho addition of two in thc city for a few days visit with
According to information rfctbri
180.________________________32-12p
0*1 10
homes, groves ami farms, 4 per cent •St. Petersburg
Thc report friends.
by those in charge of arrangrm«ti
.088 bishops to the board.
FOR SALE—Potato bnrrcls In any simple interest in multiples of $1,000 l-nkelnnd
19 13
for the meeting it will not b« a*e»
.594 was ndoptrd without debate and thc
qunntity, special prices on car lots, payable $10 per month. Strout Agen Daytona
10 15 ..500 church lenders said the new IcgislaClean up forthe bigShriner’a con- “ f7. thl‘ >eur tor n P0Itm»,t" U I
35-10tp Orlando
correspondence solicited, Clearwater cy, Box 518, Eustis, Fla.
.500 titon promised to increase greatly vention and thenkeep cleaned tip for °|>tnin n ‘cnv®of absence, lie m»j p
7 10 10
Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla.
B-tfc WANTED—To do your painting. Will Tnmpn
14 19
ahead to the meeting and on hia r».
.424 the scope o fthe church's Sunday n|| time.
Vncksonvillc
9
_____
turn must file a report with hi* is23
.281 school work.
FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 2U m re,
Heretofore
the
Sunday
school
board
j<4>
too
small.
See
Duncan,
the
paint
Everybody is loafing this afternoon
inspector giving the naa-1
one 10 aero Sanford nve. walking
personnel hns included only one bishNational League
38-2tp
distance to city. Two lota corner er, 202 Palmetto nve.
cept the drug stores, garages ar.d
“n*,, n*,,cn* *rom hi* post
Won Ixist Pet. op and the duties of editor nnd gene ncwsnnner office.
i N- A. Stumps, of Palatks, prtri
Center and Elm nve. Two lots west RAII.ROAD MEN, ATTENTION— |
|
New
Y'ork
17
dent of thc association, will prod*
4
.810 eral secretary have been performed
side Palmetto nve., GO ft. from Elev
Here's the chance to buy a Stanley
12
8
.00(1 by one person. The reorganization
enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, Steamer 7-pnssenger automobile for Chicago
Get ready for the big motorcade to “*
mo,,tinf.
11 10
.524 plnn provides that the editor nnd Titusville Tuesday. This is thc time
owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los Ange $1200.00 less than cost. New super St. I^iuis
.. 11 10
.524 general secretary shall bo elected. to show them what Snnford can do. CENTRAL FLORIDA
les, Calif.
288tf: 20-tf heaters, new working parts. Driven Pittsburgh
1
Brooklyn
10
to
.500 A number of minor changes in the
less than 7,000 miles. This is u rurc
"
STOP—LOOK—READ
Philadelphia
11 n
.500 Sunday school Imard Inw also wore
DENTISTS GATHER
bargain at $1500.00. Write Colson
A bunch of thc boys arc out at
FRUIT-PRODUCP. SIIIIT'EKB
Cincinnati
f
10
.30
i included in the report.
the golf links today having a big
Motor Co., DcLand.
88*2tp
ORLANDO TODAY
One presiding older snfely weath time on the finest links In the coun
Try our expert service collecting RnilBoston
.. 5 14
.203
rood Claims.
Original.
Vnuchcrn WANTED—Position as construction
ered a broadside attack upon his pro- try.
foreman for contractor or private
progatives at yesterdays
suasion
aent direct to claimants.—Eastern
American l.enguc
Come From Eleven Counti<-> to Kara
parties.
12 years experience hnndling
when
thc
conference,
by
an
overwhelShore Claim Adjustment Co., W. U.
Central Florida Dental A*«'n.
Won
I>ost
Pet.
Robert
Knight
of
tho
Knight
Bros.,
ming vote, sustained nn ndverse re- Pnper Co., of Jacksonville was In tho
Cooper, Ass't Gencrnl Mgr., with P. R. construction of frame, concrete nnd New Y'ork
10
8
.007
R. CIaim Department, ten years, Sen brick, according to blue print. Can de St. l-ouis
- 10
ORLANDO, May 11.— Dciitiit* frtw
9
.040 port on a bill which purposed to re- city today calling on thc printing
quire him to submit written reports
ford, Del.
10-e.o.d-2wc liver the goods, if not, don't pay me. Cleveland
12 II
eleven
counties in Central Florida m3
.522
Address "Carpenter foreman", 007 W.
of his work quarterly to the bishop of
Philadelphia
meet
in
Orlando this evening st tSt
11
12
.478
FOR SALK—Warehouse with R. K. First St. Phone 400.
37-3tp
lenders said they
Chicago ..............
Empire Hotel to form the Central
11
12
.478 his conference.
aiding. Within four blocks of center
The
machine
gun
company
is
out
at
WANTED—By first clasa carpenter Boston
. 9 12
.429 snw in their action a disposition on
of city.
range this (Afternoon pracr*'ma* Association. Th« Ornnd wrecker, with 23 yenrs exper Detroit
• be part 9 fthc Jiuruh to leave uncurto
13
.435
Ceo. W. KNIGHT
ience, to do your building, reuniting Washington
be hosts.
9 15
.375 tailed the righta and authority of its
guns.
and roofing. No job too small. Quick
presiding elders.
Dr. S. F. Thompson, viee-prriid«st
FOR SALE One barber chair
service and first class work. Just u
Mnny delegates said they snw in
Southern
Association
Table
board
at
Hotel
Montezuma,
ot
thc Orange County organizsbes.
fixtures, at 418 East Third St.
trial will convince you that I can do
Won I»*t IVt. the conference’s action a desire to $10 per week. Best
of service nnd "nid yesterday that similar
_________ 98«4tp the work. Address "Carpenter," 007
9
Little Rock
10
010 retain the other customs nnd trndi- cruisine.
35-Gtc *'on* «re to he formed in six districts
FOR SALE- One G room bungalow, West First St. Phone 400.
37-3tp Memphis
__________________ of the state, to
In* known as the Wist
10 10
.016 tions of the denomination nnd Inst
located on Sanford Heights, $1,500, WAITED—$2,500 for 18 mouths. So- New Orleans
Const, the East Coast, the Southera,
II
9
.009 night they were predicting thnt othI,
cash, a bargain.—A. P. Connelly.
curity, life insurance nnd first mort Mobile
the Central, the Northwest nnd the
10 11
593 er measures now pending before the
GOES
TO
JURY
27-tfc gage if required.—Major L. R. Elkins, Birmingham
Northeast Associations. When the or13 11
.181 body nn dcontnining radical clauses
SOME TIME SOON gnnizntions nre completed it is p!»aFOR SALE-Gasoline pump nnd lR0 Chuluota.
37-2tp Nashville
12 15
.441 would meet n similar fntc.
gallon tnnk.—I., F. Roper. Phono
8 17
Atlanta
"
7. . „
ned to hold ciinints when lecture* «*
.320
LOST
ICO.
39-tfc
C hattanooga
NOTICE OF MEETING
.280
7 18
WAUKEGAN, III. .May IL—The professional subjects will be given by
FOR SALE Celery farm, 5 acres all LOST—Pair Ford front side curtains
jury to try Gov. Lon Smnll on char- Prominent authorities,
May Ktli, if found, plensc notify W. THREE CATHOI.lt HOYS
American Legion Auxiliary will ges of embezzlement of state fund* Th®counties to be represented Ur»
tiled, 5 room bungalow; 1 mule nnd
3H-3tp
hold regular meeting nt Court House Was completed this afternoon soon
evening are: Osceola, Aischtu,
paper nnd tools. Price $5,750.00.—E. W. Dressor.
TAKEN OUT OF BEDS
F. Lane.
39 3tp
AND KILLED BY GANG Thursday evening, May Jlth, 8:00 after resumption of the trial follow- Seminole, Brevard, Lake,Sumter, I!*P. M. Be on time.
37-3tp ing n two-nnd-n-hnlf day delay due nnndo, Citrus, Volusia, Marion
r‘OR S A L E -F ord Sedan.—L. T’7RtqT(Ilf Thr \**orlnfrd I’rraa)
17,700 Acres in East Orange
to the illness of Judge Clair C. Ed- 0ran*f*- Nearly « hundred drier*!*
cr. Phone 100.
39-tfc
BELFAST, Ireland, May IL— FRENCH COMMERCIAL BODIES
County
nre expected to nttend.
wards.
FOR S A L E -8 •roomed house, newly
Three Catholic youths were taken
On
Famous
MA
K
E
PRO
TEST
AGAINST
painted inside and out. 1820 Park
from their beds nt Bnllytnuldcrg
V. S. TARIFF SCHEDULE
CHICAGO, May 11.—Six women KI WAN IANS HAD FINE
Orlando to Ocean
Avenue.
3H-3tp
Inst night by a gang and shot. One
held
in the county jail on contempt
MEETING YESTKKUU
was killed nnd tho other two serious
NE\V R EO V o UPE, $500.00
Highway
T*.- Vaaitrlnlril I'rraai
of court proceedings despite the fact
____
ly wounded. The boys were-brothers.
Rich Farming, Citrus ami
PARIS May 11.-T h e Minister of
off list price. This is positively a new
that
they
were
pardoned
by
Gov.
Urn
The
Kiwnnis
Club of Sanford
Trucking l.nuds
Commerce received protests today
car, driven less than 150 miles. If inter
Smnll.
yesterday
were
ordered
reyoterday
at
the
Valdez Hotel and bd
Being
Syndicated
in
CARPENTIER FAVORITE
cstod phono Colson Motor Co., Defrom
vnrious Chambers of Commerce i.......
'T_ rvu.Tiu.7
#
iimiI I*) •Miijjji* Dcnni* O Sulli\fin of » nhlcriiliti nicestinit
_ Thc me.'tirg dajr
30
Acre
Tracts
OVER l ED LBW18
I.nnd, collect.
S8*2tp
thmugout Franco ngalnst the new ............................
uho. u...
_conducted. “hn*
" been
n changed from Thur»<l*y t#
superior
court
after
had
Knrli tract fronting on tlrlnndoIN LONDON TODAY tnriff schedule proposed by the Fi on his own initiative, nn investiga- Wednesday on account of thr half briF o r SALE A practically new piano.
Ocean Boulevard nt the extreme
nance Committee of the United Stntcs tion Into the affair. Three were or- i,Inyn „n Thufsdny.
High grnde, walnut finish for cash,
ly low price of—
Illy ll»r \ *w«M*li*|r«|
Senate.
.
$150.00.
310 Cypress A n . 26-tfp
dered released outright nnd three
Kiwanian Durnns made n report <»
LONDON, May 11.—Carpentier
$28.24 per Acre
were
placed
on
probation
for
a
year,
the
intercity meet held nt l-akcUai
I^OR SALE—New six room bungalow,
will enter the ring here tonight a SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR
Five Y’enrs in Which to Pny.—
Four
of
tho
women
had
their
childMniv
/ ew niKht» ago, und from U*
located on Snnford Heights. I.ot 50
heavy
fnvorite
to
win
over
Ted
Lew
Title Good—Warranty Deed
APPOINTED ON THE LOAN
Guaranteed
ren in their cells with them.
report it appears that much good ^
xl35. Price $2,250.00. Worth vmir
is, in their twenty-round fight for
Land May Be Occupied Before
BOARD BY THE PRESIDENT
Inspection.—A. P. Connelly.
33-tfc
world’s light heavyweight champion
been accomplished at the meeting *rPa>mrnt Completed
ship.
Dempsey
is
here
for
the
fight
PORTER
FRACTURES
LEG
Dumas brought many good thing*
This tract consists of 17,700
Illy flip %••«*«•Inlr*| I'rraai
FOR RENT
and is confident that the Frenchman
the
local club, gleaned front th.' l-sk»acres l.ordbring both sides the
WASHINGTON, May IL—The sc
•
Ilf
Thr
toarlnlrd
I’rraai
will
have
n
walk
nway.
land
meet. Ills report on the conduct
FOR RENT-Cool ten room house for
Drlnndo-Enst Const Sixteen-font
lection of Governor Rol-crt Cooper,
JACKSONVILLE. May 11.—'"Snod- of the individuals composing the ^
five months, partly furnished. Two
Boulevard for about eight miles,
of South Carolina, to fill the vacancy dy" Porter, second baseman for thc
is intersected by the Florida
couples could be comfortable. 318
ford delegation was great and hnnigst
on the Federal harm I/inn- Board Duytonn State l^'ngtie club, sustain- . . .
, ,
.
,t*u*
East Const Railroad nnd two
Magnolia A n .
88-2tp
due to the resignation of Aabury F. cd a fractured leg when hc slid into r° fth manlf
" cf • pl’ a ’ ^
other main county highways one
FOR RENT New five room bunga
of which ia to be iinrd-surfnccd
Lever, Is understooil to have l»een second in the eighth innings of yeaw l>*c,all,y interesting " • *
also.
low, well located.—A. P. Connelly.
made by Harding.
terdays game between Dayton, and' the
taKi was
th#tincluded
on° of S"nf“r,,*
Upon completion of these hard
pastors
in thc ilrlef**11''
88*tfe
Jnrksonville. He was attempting to
surfaced roads the value of this
Vice-President
Sharon
reporte«l l’
FOTt---- lTRN5f _ , rw.7" furnished K5U
Room and board $12.50 per week wtcnl nfter having singled. It is beland will increase very sub
the
Boy
Scout
work
ami
ststcJ
stantially ns hnn already been
nnd up.—Hotel Montezuma.
35-fltc ||CVed he will he out of the gnme sevrooms. Apply 202 Park Avenue.
$100
was
needed
front
the
Km*1 '
ONEPOUND
demonstrated
in
all
other
sec
37 -Dtp
------------------------eral weeks. »
Club
to
further
the
plan*
tor
the
!*)*•
tions of Orange County, nnd thc
FOOD PRICKS GOING UP
.
________________
F o r RENT—Fnrnl«licd apartment
of Our Famous
syndicate proposes to sell in
Immediately the matter of finan 'r*1
CHESSER ON TRIAL
with private bath, first floor. 813
imnll tracts the syndicate hold
taken up, nnd taken care of, •l"J
(Hr Thr VM*rlslfd l-rr«« I
FOR MURDER NBGIIO
ings
nt
n
profit.
Magnolia Avc.
37-3tp
WASHINGTON. Mny 11.—An up
ing just where the Kiwanian*
This tract is virgin timbered nnd
ItOOM FOR- R E N T - Furnished with
ward trend in the retail cost of food
when it came to doing some thins a
tho timber is conservatively es
(Hr Thr A**»rlalrd I'rraai
privilege of garnge. 709 Palmetto
was noted yesterdny in statistics
timated to be worth $12.00 per
ST. AUGUSTINE. May IL—Trial the boys.
sere.
avenue.
34-10tp
made public by thc bureau of labor of William O. Chesser, charger! with
Mr. Christ, of Montgomery,
Beferm.ee*—Any hank or busi
statistics
of
the
department
of
labor,
the
murder
of
a
negro
chauffeur
on
a
present
as a guest and addressed lFOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
ness house in Orange County.
Reports from '5 cities show increases lonely rood fourteen miles south of Club.
.
rooms, nt the Temple Club. 37-Ctc
Honest Salesmen Wanted
e
from March 15 to April 15, ranging here Christmas Eve night, began here
Prof. McKay was taken •u-M-'-J’
FOR RENT--Rooms nnd kitchenette. Mail Coupon Today for Particulars
up to three per cent, while only four yesterday. The body of tfoe negro ill at the luncheon and it became n*4’
—Shirley Apnrtments opposite post ORLANDO-EA8T COAST LAND GO.
reported decreases and only one of wns found sitting at J.he steering essary to draw his capsule or pib
office, upstairs.
28-tfe 120 So Orange Avc., Orlando, Fla.
those. Fall river, with 2 per cent wheel of his car and with the motor the box to quiet his nerves,
Please send particulars of your 17,*
FOIt TTCRT-A -room house on Union 700 acre development This In no
showing more than one-h»lf of one still running. He hod been shot in professor will speak four week*
Avc. A. P. Connelly.
20-tfc manner obligates me.
per cent decline.
the head. The state's cAse is said to yesterday and needless to say hi* *“
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, Name
............... ....
........... ........
------------------------hong on a signed statement by Chea. ject will be timely and hisdi**00
bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good Address ..............
Table hoard at Hotel Montcxuma, *Cr'a monther-ln-law In which she will be good.
location. Apply "R. 8.”, care of Her Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla. Now trthporariljr located at 200 Mag $10 per week. Best
of service and chargedChesser confessed the kill* j
--------------------nolia, next to Wight’ii Garage
ald Office.
6-tfc
cruisine.
35-6tc ing and said he had killed three ne-For quick results, try awant ad-
“IS MATRIMONY A
FAILURE”
PERSONALS
K
K
r
:
I
S P E C IA L !!
SATURDAY
ft
PEANUT BRITTLE
.
• r*»
20c
I
M M ni
S
•%S9
2
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"
W A T E R ’S
Kandy Kitchen
Hit
m
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�PAGE TWO
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922
PIGIIT CONTINUES
OVER NEW TARIFF
HILL IN SENATE
(Its The A»«-lalrd ITraal
A'’'* einpiO}008, am] all tills again
WASHINGTON May 11.—Sharp the imnll banka and In the lnteres
clashes between
Republican and nt thp ,nrK° Banks in the money cci
Democratic leaders marked Senate ,,,r* of °nr country.
. . . .
.
. .. .
10- I believe the present laws f<
consideration yesterday of the tariff ‘ for>ut,on , houW ^ t.nU rjtti nr
~ , _.
. ..
. .
.
, made more effective.
Referring to the night session, de„
I believe in economy in h.n<
elded upon by the majority and sU rt-, „ njf Governmental affairs, there e:
lng tart night. Senator Simmons, lab| unduo MtrBVBg(ineo a t preien
North Carolina Democratic leader, Thc Government ,la8 no rlght
u„
charged that the Republican, were nny more money frem tho peop,
driving with whip and spur and In- thjin iB necessary to economically ad
decent haste to pass the measure. mlnlltcr thp G o ^ m e n t.
Senator
McCumber,
Republican,
________________
NOTICE OF CHARTEF
West First Street, to be paved for • i i i N i i i i N i i N i i i i i i i i N n i i u i i n n i i i n i i i , , , ^
Width of 24 feet from Poplar Street
to Jcaarsine Are.
West First Street, to be paved for a
width of IS feet from Jesamine Ave.,
| to City limits. ,
Second Street, to be paved for a
width of 24 feet from Oak Avenue to
French Avenue.
Third Street, to be paved for a
width of 24 feet from Sanford Avenue
'to Mill Creek.
Third Street, to be paved for a
width of 1C feet from Mill Creek to
Avacado Ave., thence North to First
Street.
| Fourth Street, to be paved for a
width of 24 feet from Sanford Ave., to
Myrtle Avenue.
Fifth Street, to be paved for a width
of 24 feet from Magnolia Avenue to
Myrtle Avenue.
Sixth Street, to be paved for a
width of 24 feet from Magnolia Ave
nue to Oak Avenue.
The same design of disc dutch that was used in the powerSeventh Street, to be paved for a
ful war tanks Is likewise used in the Iluick Four.
The Buick dutch under thc most gruelling conditions, has
proved Itself absolutely positive, dependable, and easy to
operate—a dutch that demonstrated the same certainty and
safety for unfnrsecn emergency thnt it did fur ordinary
service.
How the Famous Disc
Clutch of the Buick “Four
Proved Itself
Democrats were undertaking to kill
the legislation by means of filibuster
A IV T It'lV lA M I^ N T
and declared that the Republicans,
/ xIT II j I l l / l i l L l l 1 1
proposed to defeat that purpose.
p n m fA k T
The charge of delay was renewed
1
later by Senator Smoot, of Utah,
ranking Republican on the Senate
.
_
_
, ,
finance committee, who, after an exWhw*“ » th® C*V Commission o
change with Senator Jones of New tho Clty of S,,nford’ Florida, on th
Mexico, a Democratic member of that ,r‘* ,lfty
A. D. H>22, dulj
committee, declared ho was not go- P” ” '1 *nd ,,d,’f,tcd ■ « rt*ln "rd*
Ing to be a party to ,‘timo killing" nunco cnlitlcd "An 0rdlnanf° Amt‘nd
This thoroughly trustworthy unit i« a development of 20
by undertaking to explain how the in,f Sections <, 07, 101, 200 nnd 217
years of consistent effort. It is typically representative nf
committee arrived nt every rate In nnd Kepoaling Section 174 of Chaptei
the standards governing thc construction of the Buick Four
detail when no explanation would bo
I*«w* of Florida, I'UP, FTntitlcd
throughout.
satisfactory to tho senator.
"An Apt to Aboli,h the Present Muni
Senator Jones declared the people 1h1"! Government of the City of Snr.
Ask us to tell you more nhout Buick
of the country were entitled to know G>nl, ( bunty of Seminole, State oi
just how the committee reached its Florida< and to Organise, Incorporate
PRICES
PRICES
decisions on tho proposed duties. Ho ,,nd E,u,bllah » Ci‘y Government for
charged that tho committee hud ac- tho
nnd to Prescribe tht*
22-SU-K5 Coupe ....
ted without definite information and d,cUon« r ° w®r" ,,nd functions of Said
22-Four-34 Roadster $ H95
22-Six-17 Sedan ....
said tho whole bill was “nothing but Municipality ,
22-Fnur-31 Touring .. 93.1
22-Six-IH Coupe ...
a hopper full of different blcns nnd
Whereas, "aid ordinance provides
22-l’our-3fi Coupe
129.1
22-Six-19 Touring
different guesses."
for ,bo amendment of Sec. 7; Sec. 97;
22-Four-37 Sedan .... 1393
22-Slx-IO
Sedan.....
Declaring thnt the measure was
l®l»
20fl; nnd Sec. 217, nnd
22-Six-11 Roadster . IMS
designed "not for protection bu for lho
of
17-< "f 1,10 b a r te r
22-Six-11 Touring , 1391
exploitation," Senator Simmons told undor which the City of Sanford, Florthe Scnnte tlmo would lie necessary ,dn* *» now operating and functioning,
for discussion. He ndded, however, nn<*
that thc minority wanted to see it
Whereas, it is provided by the charpaased before the election, ns they tpr ot tbo City of Sanford, Florida,
DISTRIBUTOR
were satisfied the country would con- tf»nt an>' proposed amendment of sold
dtmn it an dthoso responsible for it. 'barter shall bu submitted for approvSANFORD
FLORIDA
Specifically, the chemical schedule «> "r rejection to tho electors of the
came up again yesterday, During City of Sanford, Florida, nt an elecdiscussion of it Senator Hitchcock, Don duly called nnd held for snld pur■ When Better Automobiles are Built Buick Will Build Them
Democrat, Nebraska, declared that P0*0It wns directed ngninst Germany for
Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, ns mayor
the purpose of destroying import °f tho City of Sanford, Florida, under
trade with thnt country. Remarking and by virtuo of the authority in me
' p p e t i j _t n
that the Senate flinnnee committee vested, and we, C. E, Henry, S. O. tificatcx of indebtedness issued
wns "trying to frighten the people Chase nnd Forest t.nke, a.4 Commis- against the property abutting upon
of the country with the ghost of Gcr- "loners of thc City of Sanford, Flori- the streets to be improved have been
Ruy your shoes, those good Regal
mnny," Senator1 Joines said thnt dn, composing and comprising tho City paid and cancelled, the funds received
Shoes,
$1.10, $2.00, $2.10 nnd $3.00.—
country hnd recovered only .‘19 per Commission of the City of Sanford, in connection therewith, will be en
E.
II.
Peters,
Inc., 402 Sanford Ave
tirely
sufficient
to
provide
for
tho
In
cent of its pre-war trade.
Florida, do hereby call nn election to
37-5tp
■--------be held in tho City of Sanford, Flori- terest on and i<> retire 1300,000.00 of nue.
WEST PAI.M REACH, May 11.— da, on tho 14th day of June, A. D. the proposed issue of $02.1,000.00.
Municipal Judge Enrninn and nt- 1922, to determine tho question by the
The Commission is committed to n
taches of his tribunal received a mild referendum vote of n majority of the definite plan with reference to tho imshock one day this week when a dice Jelectors of said City qualified to vote, pruvemwnt and paving of certain
ahooter, fined $21 for gambling, participating in snid election, whether streets of the City of Snnford, hut fur
nonchalantly pulled a roll of eurren- the amendments of the present char- technical legal reasons, it was impos.
ry from his pocket, peeled off a $.100 ter of the City of Snnford, Florida.I aihle for the ccmmLsioii to set forth
bill} passed It to tho ol^rk sn.l sntll- (puqiosed by the aforesaid ordinance in the proposed landing ordinance the
ingly asked for his change. Police "hall be adopted and approved, cither streets to he paved and hard surfaced.
Chief Mathews the night before ran In whole or In part.
This will be done ill a supplemental
Into a quiet "crap game" in thc rear
And I, C. E. Henry, na Mayor of the proceeding in connection with the is
TRADE MARK
of n building on Datura street and City of Sanford, Florida, and we, C. sue of bonds in tho sum of $021,000.00
single-handed
captured
twenty- E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest and un ordinance providing for these
three devotees of the pastime. Ah l.nke, ns the City Commission of the improvements will bo duly enacted im
were fined 121 ami the city treasury City of Sanford, Florida, do hereby mediately upon the ratification of the
ns a result of the court session was appoint V. E. Douglass, O. P. Hern- bonding ordinance to be voted upon on
enriched 90711.
don nnd It. C. Maxwell, Inspectors of the 17th day of May, 1922.
—■ —
1Kidd election, and W. M. Haynes, Clerk
The streets to be Improved with the
MR. W. A. MnrWII.MAMi
of snid election.
proceeds of the proposed bond issue
i T j
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
The snid election hereby ordered and ure ns follows:
jK
HAS ISSUI.D THE FOIcalled to lie held on the snid 14th day
Mellonville Ave., to bo paved for a
Ii~==
(.OWING SEATKMENT " f J.un*' . 1,1,!t)22, 1,1,1,11 ,w 1,c1d'l,“! width of 1*5 ft., from Celery Avenue
_____
conducted in tho manner prcncrinctl
L L t t IUIN
1. 1 am not the candidate of nny
clnss, faction nor special interests.
2, I stand for liberal appropria
tions for Education, realizing if our
country is to endure, its citizens
must be Informed of the basic prin
cipals of cur Government.
H. The National Rond Laws should
be amended to bring about thc chan
ges of specifications for road build
ing in tho State in accordance with
our local and climatic conditions,
thereby giving us greater benefits
from Government aid.
4. I am in favor of the Govern
ment turning over to Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals, to the end that tho
farmers may seeum cheaper ferti
lizers.
fi. I heliove in a country which
produces more than it consumes, n
high protective tariff is economically
unwise, hut if the consumers of tho
Fourth District arc compelled to pay
a high protective price for the actlcles of production should be protected.
6. I believe tho Government should
generously moot Its full duty to our
ex-service men. For once lot history
show Republics are grateful.
7. 1 am in favor of the present
limitation nn immigration, but would
favor an absolute bar for a specified
nurpber of yrars.
ft. Florida’s greatest problem for
further development is transporta
tion and Improvement of inland wat«rwnys 1 cannot promise to obtain
all thc Fourth District needs and do- 1 1 ^ 1 i l l Li 1 VI V
i L illO
serves nt tho hands of tho General
Government, but 1 do promise untirSnnford, Florida, May 10th. 1922.
Ing. attentive and energetic efforts To the Voters of Sanford, Florida:
In that behalf.
1° Bp: Proposed Bond Issue of tho City
0. I believe changes in the Federal |
of Sanford, Florida.
Reserve Rank Act should be made,
We, the City Commission of the
It never was intended thnt thc Gov- City of Sanford, Florida, deem it nd-
No farm tractor ever offered more money value, or more work value, than the Fordson Tractor
at this astounding new low price.
No farm power unit you enn possibly buy will do more for so little—nnd no farm, regardless of
size or location can afford to be without a Fordson Tractor.
H are you order now— there is no time for delay or com|iarison. Price alone makes your choice
the Fordson. A fter thnt, performance will prove to you*, as it has to 170,000 owners, that this
light, compact Fordaon is the most efficient power plant ever hitched to u farm tool.
Let us prove it to you. Write, call or phone today.
5 T. MEADE FOX, Salesman
C. C. COBB, Salesman
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922
PAGE THREE
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Th«r# will be a meeting of the
Tampa at Lakeland.
CUT Til 18 OUT—IT IS WORTH
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic
alumni association cff the Sanford JULY 20. 21. 22—
MONEY
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
High School at the high school Hon* Jacksonville *t Daytona.
Cut
out
this
slip,
enclose
with
5c
and
cleansing cathartic for constipation,
day night, May 8th at 8 o'clock. All
f t
Orlando nt Tampa.
i 1*4 Ol" .*»
mail
it
to
Foley
&
Co.,
2835
Sheffield
biliousness, headaches, and sluggish
members arc urged to be present to
I-nkclnnd at St. Petersburg.
Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name bowels. Sold everywhere.—Adv.
discuss plans for our big banquet.
JULY 24. 25, 26—
nnd address clearly. You will receive
38-4 fc-dh Dnytonn at lakeland.
in return a trial package containing JUST RECEIVED two thousand rolls
Jacksonville at Orlando.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
Rosin Sized Paper for lining water
“I'm Going Right Straight Hack tc
St. Petersburg at Tampa.
coughs,
colds
nnd
croup;
Foley
Kidney
melon
cars. Write or wire for price*.
My Dear Old Florida Home," at Hin- JULY 27, 28, 29—
Pills
for
pains
in
aides
and
back;
—Baker
A Holmes Co., Jacksonville,
termistcr's I’inno Store, Wctaka Block.
Daytona at Tampa.
rheumatism,
backache,
kidney
and
Fla.
80-6tc
20-tfp
Jacksonville at Ijikcland.___
St. Petersburg nt Orlando.
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OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
JULY 31—AUGUST 1, 2—
OF FLORIDA STATE
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Daytona nt SL Petersburg.
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LEAGUE FOR 1922.
Orlnndo nt Lakeland.
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Tampa at Jacksonville.
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■ Now's the time for you to buy i MOLINE TRACTOR, We
MAY II, 12, 13—
AUGUST 3, 4, 5—
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have a special offer that you cannot afford to let get by you.
Jacksonville at Daytona,
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Tampa at Daytona,
For every fnrmer can afford to buy but you cannot afford
lakeland at St. Petersburg.
lakeland at Orlando.
not
to buy n rcnl Tractor, that has been proven out to be a
Orlando at Tampa.
St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville.
■ great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we
MAY 15, 16, 17—
AUGUST 7. 8. li
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Daytona nt Lakeland.
st. Petersburg at Daytona.
■ will sell you a—
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Jacksonville at Orlando.
Lakeland at Tampa.
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MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors
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St. Petersburg at Tampa.
Orlnndo nt Jacksonville.
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MAY 18, 19, 20—
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AUGUST 10. 11, 12—
for $528.00
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Orlnndo at Daytona.
Daytona at Tampa.
Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme
Jacksonville nt Tnmps.
Jacksonville at Lakeland.
diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re
St. Petersburg at Orlando.
St. Petersburg nt Lakeland.
member this offer is only good until October 11th, so place
MAY 22. 23, 24—
AUGUST 14, 15. 16—
A year ago —
vour order now.
Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg.
Lakeland at Dnytonn.
Orlando at Lakeland.
Jacksonville at St. Petersburg.
almost unknown
Tnmpn nt Orlnndo.
Tnmpn nt Jacksonville.
AUGUST 17. 18. 1 9 MAY 25, 26. 27—
LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA
IMIONE 21(12
Dnytonn nt Orlnndo.
Tnmpn nt Daytona.
Today — a leader
Lakeland nt Jacksonville.
Lakeland at Orlando.
Tampa nt St. Petersburg.
St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville.
MAY 29. .10. 31—
St.' Petersburg nt Daytona.
Imkelnnd nt Tnmpn.
Aswecping
Orlando nt Jacksonville.
JUNE 1, 2. 3—
Little Six
$1230.00 Hix S ix .......... $2025.00 i
Orlnndo at Dnytonn.
Special S i x ............................................ $1680.00 3
Jacksonville nt Tampa.
(Delivered)
Mrs.
Eichner
left
last
week
for
St.
M K k k «a
St. Petersburg nt I.nnkeland.
Augustine to visit her daughter.
JUNE 3, C, 7—
Mr. Fred McFarlane return! home
We have them for 32 and
Lakeland nt Daytona.
Monday from Alabama.
Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg.
11(1 volts
.Mr. anti Mrs. J. F. McClellan nnd
A. C. FORT, Agent
Tnmpn nt Orlnndo.
family called on Mrs. J. M. Prevail JUNE 8, 9, 10—
WIGHT 11110S. GARAGE-■ —
BANFORD, FLA.
Sunday afternoon.
Dnytonn nt Orlando.
Mrs. P. N. Wakefield nnd Mr. and
Lakeland nt Jacksonville.
Mrs. T. W. Prevntt wero in Sanford
Tnmpn nt St, Petersburg.
Mr »r.d Mrs. Andrew Bert logon on business Friday.
JUNE 12. 13. 14—
Ittttrtiimd
from Sanford on
Mr. Huddleston was in Sanford
Daytona nt Jacksonville.
Monday delivering fresh eggs and
jfadiy.
Orlnndo nt SL Petersburg.
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Mill Bright I-aney was n visitor vegetables nnd butter.
Tnmpn nt Lakeland.
,T2 and 110 Volts
| ever Sunday of Miss Margaret KrleMr. Roland Reed of Lake Harney JUNE 13. 16.17—
nc.
who has been ill with the fever was
Jncksonvitle nt Dnytonn.
Mr. Tfcompion was a dinner guest taken to the St. Augustine hospital
Lnkelnnd nt St. Petersburg.
E*r.r:ij cf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Inst Mondny.
Orlando at Tnmpn.
for ten days only we will install genuine Globr ^ ^
Lights 5
Cnr«r, who Uter carried him homo
E. II. Kllbec, county commissioner JUNE 19. 20. 21 —
for
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|*kj on si usunl down to see their was in Sanford Monday calling on
Dnytor.n at Lakeland.
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105 Palmetto Avenue
»srt. Mn. Coller who Is still at For- friends nnd transacting business.
Jacksonville nt Orlando.
asu. Vernon accompanying them.
Mrs. Georgia*’ Sipp nnd children
St. Petersburg at Tamp*.
SANFORD
FLORIDA S
:
Mr. inj Mrs. Henderson of near left for New Smyrna to visit relatives JUNE 22, 23, 24—
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REGULAR $5.00 VALU ^
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Mssrc sere Sunday guests at the ami friends.
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Daytona at Tampa.
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bee of his »on, Will, who has not
Rev, Gotmrd spent Saturday in
Jacksonville at Lakeland.
jit rectum] fmm the influenza, as Sanford. He has n fine watermelon
n iim
P
Ilf 4 i I/P E i
St. Petersburg nt Orlande.
tb d' Ur calls it
patch but has not sWpj». ) nnf yet.
JUNK Uti. 27. 28—
u
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VvAifKnli
3
J:h "Hi*/ teiis ug ne has hal elThe Economy s;ho
Mr. nnd Mrs. Doc Wilson nnd
Daytona nt St. Petersburg.
•rtr* lights placej in his home and grnndson of Dnytonn Bench spent
Orlando nt Lakeland.
AUTO REPAIRS
thj ire eipccting more out soon. Inst week visiting Mrs. McFnrtnnc.
111 Pnrk AvcnueTampa nt Jacksonville.
-Phone 68 5
ire film glad to see the places
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Proctor call JUNE 29. 30—JULY 1—
AH Work Guaranteed
f c‘r up and new homes being built ed on Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevntt
Tnmpn at Daytona.
•ad eld rj)r« painted and repaired.
Friday evening.
Lnkelnnd nt Orlando.
Fsrrwt VWm i« mfn adding on an
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. D. llnrt of Beck
St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville.
utenuan to hit kitchen and back Hammock
spent Tuesday evening JULY 3, 4, 5—
Corner F irst and Elm
°*rl*y Cramer has been with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proctf^
St. Petersburg nt Daytona.
N
"M*t far a few days,
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Porter N. Wakefield is in Miami
Lnkelnnd nt Tampa.
le! at r. t form the preaching next this week serving on tho gram! jury.
Phone
447-W
Orlnndo nt Jacksonville.
*t the l.uthcran Church at
JULY 6. 7, 8—
Swedish and English, at even- N »* let
M
wj ksj
Orlnndo nt Dnytonn.
»ith Sunday -• h.iol as usual at
Jacksonville at Tampa.
“• Pmbyttrlar. at J p, Jf,
St. Petersburg at Lakeland.
E o r !»rlc gave us an extra
JULY 10. 11, 12—
J * * rmn I*’* Sunday showing ft*
Imkelnnd at Daytona.
s e t w in the church nge are
t a in k h i h
Jacksonville at Tampa.
LAYER ROLLS
Ffr,‘i of a place of truth.
St. Petersburg at Lakeland.
MONOGRAPH RECORDS
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*n have With us Sir.
Mr. Fred Harden returned Wednes JULY 13, 14. IS—
o r r i.A R s h e e t m u s k
a.
^unn nn,l family as well no day from the Femnld-Lnughton hos
Dnytonn at Orlando.
«• natoor. .Sorry there is no pital where he has been for the past
Igikclnnd nt Jacksonville.
Will Help ^ fou Keep Cool
I for the partor to get over for two weeks.
[. II. HINTKRMISTKR ■
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«rek meeting.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Evans nnd two
Sr*e our window display of all kinds
PIANO c o .
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"f N*w Smyrna a children of Tnmpn spent the week■
S S / J ! " V. le WIIHama and end here returning to their home
W ^rkn lllock
fc
h.-r nf Owemburg, KenTuesday.
lo attend the funeral
Mrs. Anna Swanson is spending tho
n
Mr- Wm. Miller,
week
in DeLnnd, tnkin genre of Mrs.
fc,..'
ihr unclc ov‘,<‘ to Now
It.
E.
Brnddock, who has been sick
Ih S ir
>" >'is late
for
some
ti, ..
"
KrUndo; later in
t time.
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Mr.
nnd
Mrs. Milton Barlow and
y, ■
return home.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Baxter
Long
nnd
Miss
4j a * . , ' '
the former a
tr, V.
f
wero is Hazel nnd Bessie Quigg nil of Orlay, n"; ,tei) having come to Inndo were Sunday visitors at the
SL
home of Mr. and Mrs. Quigg here.
Mr
fr,,m Kentucky,
Mr. Engersot gave n house mining
t'eitifi - >,a ' ,,a' 11
were
fctr \t.
,he homo of their Wednesday afternoon. Quite a few
Mii.
' ' *»r«l father, Mr. went to help the cause along.
II. D. Durant nnd family and Mrs.
N.
II. Brnddock wns called to Del-nml
f a i n V n Surd V' , 'un.dq u U t nnd
br
i. ft> nt ‘he home of Friday afternoon on account of the
C
: , 1' ; ' 11 « » . August illness of their sister-in-law, Mrs.
NEW PERFECTION
C a i t AltW* h*d “ hi. 11. E. Brnddock.
Oil Cook Sion's and Ovens
Hr. Tyn.rJ'uqUUt fr°m S,nford‘ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A, Brnddock of
k* Wind-, * ’“M ating relatives Pierson have purchased several lots
HERE’S no smoke and
here and is having a new bungalow
^ not tr-v t0 pny bills Without a checking
erected on them. They have disposed
smell to make disagree
account.
of their home nt Pierson and expbet The Country Cinb and Golf I.ink« arr
able workofcooking with the
to make this their home.
nlmoit completed. You will want ibe
New Perfection Oil Stove,
Mr. Vemny Is hfiilding a nice best In everything in the
If you do, you will surely get all tangled up.
dean , intense heat drives
house at his Crystal Lake place,
directly against the utensil
Endorsed checks are legal receipt*; and, be
where the McCracken house formerly
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Sporting Goods Line
and
the
flame
stays
where
stood.
ft*
sides, with a checking account, yon can keep
*» fcl *» *
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Mrs. J. E. Singletary Arrived Wed We are agent* for the Celebrated
you set it.
t
an accurate record o f your expenditures.
nesday from Orlando, to settle down
W ell be glad to demonstrate
3
• nd f#rr*»y In her ii«w home recently purchased Spaulding Line of Golf
I he Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially Inyitea
how eajilyyou can regulate
J * * •pest
of Vo°** here.
Phiit|p|d*> Wlth Mr- and
Goods
the
New
Perfection
for
any
A. D. Parish has commenced the
you to become one of fta customers.
erection of a new bungalow.
sort o f coo king. We have the
*pcnt K*tur*
Patronize yonr home merchant* in
New Perfection Oven also—
^ #f «he w ‘" *nford *«endlng
everything
need to purch*oe. We
and it bakes perfectly.
Hr
m*n * Club.
Employment Bureau.. *re here to you
*t*y.
MaUel0" McClain wer* The vocational committee of the BuaiSanford
*U™ “ J friend, here nesa and Profeaelonal, Women’s Club
Sar
requests all young women d*alring
Furniture
Co.
I
*Fur
nil
!** i y " i C
. li at w*» held at empayment to register at the F in t
> ^ n l a y w „ wt„ at National Bank.
•
cigarettes
NOTICE TO FA R M ER S
H E L L BROS.
J
verdict for Q U A L IT Y
S tu d eb ak er Cars
ELECTRIC FANS
$9.00 up
SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY
: UPSALA AND :
: GRAPEVILLE 2
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EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS
«...
STCjp
STOP
EXTRA SPECIAL
1
F . P . P in e s
s
PITTS &
is
IAN0S
HONOGRAPHS
LAKE MARY
H ot We.'ather
Is H'ere
A 20TH CENTURY COOLER
B a ll H a r d w a r e C o . I
A C H E C K ,'ON
Y o u rself
PLAY GOLF
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T
geneva
AGNESI G. BERNER, Chairman
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
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The Peoples Bank of Sanford
�are burning expensive gasoline in the
presence of self-imposed idlcnoss.
P « k l U k f 4 e v ery
‘‘And all of this time tho cities of
«‘ * yT a■«t lk
* H
t r a U BalU lM a, la r
fh*
Her*
Mi i m IU A t * , l « * f * r i . r u .
North, 3outh, Kast and West are
teeming with tho multitudes of weary
—the constructive forces of society
I 'V B ia a H K m a
with marvelously increased demands
upon
them, are at this moment suffer
M. J. h o l l y
Better
» . J . L ILLAltD
S # * r * t* r /-T r » * a e r » r ing for the lack of adequate nourish
H. A , N B B L
---- O M t it l M * u ( t f
ment.”
O, L lR W IX ..
C tm U tU * m
P k * i * 14a a p f a l i f f P . M.
Mr. Kdgerton asserted that tho chief
A f T f r t U U f I U I f « M a ir K * * * a * a
economic problem of the day is that
A p p U n lla *
there are too many middlemen in tho
• a k m i | l l * a H rlw la A 4 * a a « a
industrial fabric with loo many per
One Year _____________
• la Month*
sons enguged in distributing the pro
U t l l i m l la C ity b y C arrier
Oaa « > # k -------------------- — ........ 11 Caata ducts turned out by the farmers and
T h * b l« 13- fa I a -p a y * W a a k ly H ay. the manufacturers.
• M e a l l r r l r r ev rre ' i r a l u i *
Saaaty
u < la p a k lU k a f *T*ry P rM a y . ! • * * * ■
t l a l a c reiv e ma*v k a a t t a a a apaltaa*
ON TO TITU8V1LLB
Ila a . Dana • « rail* la p elltlv e. I.IJW
yaar, i l i t a n la *«Ta»«*.
The public hearing on the water
B B M B B H T U B ABSOCIATBI) PHBSS
The Associated I’r t u Is exclusive ways of Florida meaning either the
Th' feller w ho h itc h e s h is w s g o n to
ly entitled to tha use for republics* St. Johns river or the east coast can
a
sta r h s l n t bothered w ith any tail
tion of all news dispatches credited to al or both will he held In Titusville
g r ttln mixed up with th' reins.
It or not otherwise credited in this pa next Tuesday, said hearing being be
p er and also the local news published fore the U. S. engineers and it will
to boost for the improvements that
herein.
mean
more
for i this. great project will mean something to our communi,
li
All rights of republication of spec hsn anything that has been agitated ty n .gr«dlcss, whether it means snyial dispatches herein are also re n many years. Tho title of tho In- thing to the individual or not. Thu.
served.
land Waterway thru Florida ought it romrs down to the fpet that tha
VetMl HEKAI.D BUILDING.
rw u ns to be settled for .11 time after this community that doc. not want any
meeting is over and wo can then go j improvements never grows nny larto work on some settled project for Kcr than the people compose that
i
Don't forget Mother's Day Sunday. erper waterway a and mnke our community and it reinaina in the vilwork count. AM central nnd smith |„ge class. That is called content---------- o—
Hondn should be there and Sanford ment nnd contentment la the death of
The bull moose are bellowing again in particular. Every business man progress where contentment ia car-accent on the bull.
hcre should arrange to go to tho ricd out to .uch u degree that every
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
double in value in two years on ac
count of these improvements vote for
the bonds.
This is about all for this time and is
merely expressing our opinion, which
I uf course, h a s nothing in the world
resourcm
i to do with your opinion.
I Loans and discounts. Including red iscounts, a ccep ta n ces
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o------------o f oth sr banks, and fo reig n b ills o f a x e b a n s s or d r a fts
■old with Indorsement o f this bank (e x c e p t th o s e sh o w n
OUR PAPERS ARE GROWING
In b and c)
Overdrafts, unsecured
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in II
(ia*eminent seenrltlea owned*
The Daily Herald and the Weekly t'. • a.Deposited
to se c u r e circulation (U. 8. bonds par
Herald arc growing by leaps and
10.000 00
b All othsr United K lstes Governm ent seen rltle a t i n bounds. The ■Daily Herald has a sub
115.374.00
eluding premiums. If any)
m
scription list thst is s i: times larger (lib er Total
! 14,171m
bonds, stock *, secu ritie s, e t e .l _
*7 III ||
and
fixtu
res.
Uanklnit
House,
ft.100.6S,
Furniture
than it was last year at thia time and
I t . l i t . 10
tho Weekly Herald is taking on new Heal e st a te ow n ed o th e r than b a n k in g house
L a w fu l r e e e r / e w ith F ed eral Ileaerve B an k
subscribers every week. The big Cash
In vault and a m o u n t due from n atio n al banka..—
weekly goes out today to more then Amount due from M a le banka, bankers. and trust c o m
p an ies In the U n ited S ta tes (o th er than Included In
”,000 subscribers and it contains
Iteme I. t, and 10) ___________
ii m u
on other banka In tha sa m e c ity or to w n a s r e
twelve pages of good reading matter C hecks
portin g bank (o t h e r than Item IS)
MU l|
Total o f Iteme ». 10. II. I f end i t
114.414 11
with the tax aslea for the city and
C hecks and d r a ft s on banka (Includ
n clu d ln g F ed eral
the county. It is a compendium of
R eserve H ank) located o u tsid e o f c it y or to w n
of reporting bank-,
*0 00
nil the happenings of tho world at
b Miscellaneous cash Itsms
17.77
•777
Redemption
fund
w
ith
U
8.
Treasurer
and
due
from
large and the city and county ar
U. 8. Treasurer
...............
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M S itt
ranged for tho weekly subscribers. It
Total
is worth $3 per year but we have put
l.I MilI.IT1K8
the price to $2 in order that rverv
apllul slock palil In
. . .
per* ui living in tho rounty could get •Sui.dii*
13S.H4 h
i .mil
........................ .......
1MMH
on the list. The Daily Herald has Undivided proflta
1S.S21.24
c l.e-e current exp a n ses. Interest, nnd t a x e s paid
1.005.77
MIL If
grown out of all bounds and it ia with ■'trriilatlng
note* out*t.iiidlni:
t <MH
I ttisj
n degree o f g r e a t satisfaction th a t v u
r,, l.fl*'.J • •••*!>« o u ts ta n d in g
'< ash ler ■ check* o u ts ta n d in g
............
I1n
note the local merchants giving the
T oln l of Item s 21. 22. It. 21 and 21
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It.SliSl
dnito and ,,..,X |,. II. ...l.I . ,L -i_
_ llenmnil depoall* l o l h r r lh « » bank U r p n .lt.) •u b |e e t to
dnilj and wcckl) He raids their niKcriie*rr«r (deposit* pa>ntil* wihtln Jo d*>*i:
Individual deposit* su b ject In Check
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tising nnd business. We intend to I'er)
Iflcute* o f drpoalt dun In less than 20 d a y s (o th sr
than for money b orrow ed )
.............—,
merit this patronage nil tho time and
« HUT
eounty. nr o th er nilinli'lp li depoall* secured by
when our county grows we will grow Hill'.,• ledge
of *«•«!* o f thl* bunk nr o th e r w is e
..—
lutui
unpaid
UI H
with it. We hnve nothing more tj) InvIJi-nd*
T n t n l i o f demand deposit* lo th e r than hank dey
o
s
l
ts
) subject to R eserve Item* 2S, 27. 21. 2».
gain than the people of the county
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. . nml 21
nnd our biggest fortune Is In tho Time d. rp
m lla .u h je r t to l l r a r r t r (p a yab le a ft e r 20 days,
more notice, nml postal savin g" ):
boosting of the county nnd city and o th enr
r time depo«lls
o i.iilM
s a v in g s drp oslte
wntchlng them grow from dsy to I'ostsl
M in i
Total of time dopon|t* subject to Reserve, Iteme
day.
IS7.S3l.4t
22. 22. II. and
When some of our friends are mak
11,444,(11 »|
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T otal
ing thousands out of this growth wo
State o f Florida. C ou n ty o f Seminole, s*.:
are making pennies but wo are not
I. R F. Whittier. C eeh ler of the a b ove-n am ed bank, do solem n ly swear that
le d g e and belief.
doing this for money alone—if wo the above statem ent Is true to the best of my k n o wCORRECT—
Attest •
I* A. RRUMI.KT.
were we would get into some other
T J MII.I.KH,
line of business. There Is a genuine
T I. HAWKINS.
Director!
satisfaction in building up cur com
Subscribed and sw o r n to before ine th is toth day o f May, IJ22.
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W.
I.
Rl'MI’LK.
N
otary
Public.
S
ta
te
o
f
Florida
at U r | t
munity nnd we are experiencing that
My com m ission e x p ir e s February I*. l»S!
satisfaction to the fullest. The patronnge we
obtain
an nacknowledge
rniinge
wo u
oin iu in
in on
c a n u w icu g eIIBI
nicnt of thp pu„ inR powor of tho p>p.
pr wc represent
r(iprfgcnt antl
,()kcn of lh.
loyalty of the homo people toward
their own home papers.
meeting in Titusville Tuesday. Itone j* contented to sit down end let
Florida growers arc reaping rich matter* not about how busy you may i the world go by.
rownrds for their Inbor.
be. Unless this St. Johns riverpro-' But those who do not want any lmjo t is put over you will not hnvo pruvements arc not doing their part
People are so busy they have no any buslne.s-thc railroads wl'l have toward their children, toward their
time to talk about politics.
The it soaked up in high freight ratos feilowman and toward th e ir‘town in
nnd some other town will have It. Go g,.„,.ral for many reasons
country’ is gradually getting right.
reason* and tho
to Titusville and show your colors.
-------------- o -------------chief reason is that while they aro
So much is being said about the
i content to keep their town in the vilflnpper nowadays. Wo heard all thst
SPEAKING OF ItOND ISSUES
Inge clans other towns less favored
years ago in England. It is old stuff
are making these improvements and
now.
Ilond issues aro something that wo are going ahead and tho property
are obliged to have in every growing values arc increasing on account of
,
. . . . . . .
Wc speak for one of those new community—with accent on
the the improvements nnd the hold backs
cars that will run for 300 miles on "growing." No dead community Is are holding back not only their own
a gallon of gas. Anything to take ever worried about bond issues be individual interests but those of
a fall out of J. Damn Rockefeller, you cause they are content with what they their neighbors.
know.
hnve, content with what they hnd 100
The men with big property inter
years in the past and seemingly aro est* arc ununlly found pushing bond HON'D THIEVES HAD
Why should they make fun of Eari content to let tho 100 years In tho fu interests because they know that ev
A FLORIDA HANGOUT
Naugle of (ho St. Petersburg Times T ture wag along without nny improve ery improvement atlds to the value of
He is not bald headed. Juat has a ments. Such communities arc flno their property.
For instance—here
( h r Th* AasoelatrU Press)
high forehead like we have.
places for some people to reside—peo in Hanford we nro needing at least
ST. AUGUSTINE, Mxy 12.—Th*
ple who want low taxes, want cows 200 new homes to take care of tho
"There arc six hundred varieties of to roam in the streets and pigs to pas new people. They wnnt to come here theft of (500,000 In Liberty bonds
fish on the East Coast" says the Mel ture in the parlors n la Irish style, nnd they cannot locate until we have from the Chnse National Bank of
bourne Times. Ought to ge a good no streets or sidewalks, no white way a home for them. 200 new people New York was planned several weeks
Canton Crepe, Georgette, Crepe dc Chine, TafTotn DRESSES
place to sell oil and gold mine stock or well-lighted streets bocauso the In would add greatly to the population, before it took place, according to pri
nnd complete Cape Costumes, regular prices
habitants go to bed nt eight o'clock. add greatly to tho business, add vate detectives who came here on
and other gct-rich-qulck stuff.
$10.60 to $37.50, nt—
trinl
of
J.
W.
Vnrdcmnn
nnd
yester
------- o ------Such communities arc never bothered grcntly to every nvenuo of business
day recovered (440,000 of tho missing
They can call it Ford Shoal* in by bond issues or anything olsa. and civic life. There are many good
bonds.
after years because it will he known They want tho same little old red residential properties in nnd around
as tho place where the government school houso with all tho inconven Sanford that would give the people ’ Thrlr investigation had disclosed,
“shoaled" Henry Ford Just at tha iences because it wn* good enough for 500 new homes If this property hnd they said, that an nssocinto of Verden reason for STOUT Ladicz, regular $18.50 tu $25.50, ui
iiupiutciiiviii*. Tne pcopio living in Disii, Iv iaai Liupiuju ui the bank,
time when tho people needed cheaper their «»r**vlfsthcrj sr.d fathers
fertilizer, cheaper power and cheaper themselves nnd according to their no the suburbs urL> entitled to it and and now under arrest nt Snvnnnah,
tion should he good enough for their they should hnvo it. They will never Gn., came here Inst March nnd rented
everything.
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Crepe
de
Chine
and
Georgette
WAISTS,
regular
$3.98
to
Later, they claim their investigation
lighted street in their village becausu improvements.
AMERICANS ARE SPENDERS
$9.98, at
disclosed,
Vnrdcman and three com
This city needs a municipal pier and
in their youth such things were not
Americana ore spending money just known. No such new fnnglcd ideas of heat basin. It means that when San panions spent same time on tho is
lnnd. Whether these companions had
like water and instead of practicing ■irplnncs, automobiles, fire truck, pav ford has deeper water nnd the ploi|
nny part in the alleged robbery, how.
economy they are saving at thu spigot ed streets, sewers, up-to-date meth will help to get it that our fleet of
Silk nnd Woolen SPOUT SKIRTS, reg. $0.60 to $12.50, nt
ever,
or whether the detectives expec
and wasting at the btinghole and this ods of nil kinds. Seemingly they can ships can tie up to municipal wharfs
ted
to
make
further
arrests
in
con
Is more apparent this year than ever get along very well without these im at nny time. It means thnt the tour
nection with the case, they would
according to the financiers of this provements and they are honest in ists ran have the whnrf nnd the boat
not
say. The secret operatives de
.country. Other reports say that busi (heir belief for they can get along basin and they they will remain hero
tailed
their tmil of Vnrdcmnn nnd
Silk GUIMPS, regular $7.50, nt
ness was never better and therefore without all of them nnd do get along all winter. The new streets and sew said thnt the alleged principals in the
we aro torn between the doubts of in some instances without then). Wo ers and other improvements are all plot had been under surveillance for
whether it is not a good plan to hnvo know of people who on account of thu needed nnd the people of this city some time before their arrest, but
what wc want und thus make good expense of installing an engine und who have been keeping up with tho thnt no arrests were made until the
times or adopt n period of Having und pump nt their place would nllow their march of progress know nnd feel that bonds were located.
Silk UNDERWEAR, HOSE and MILLIN’
shut off the manufacturing industries wife to pump all the water for house now is the nreepted time to vote bonds
ERY at remarkably low prices
Of the sixty thousand dollnrs worth
as was done u year ago when a period hold purposes rnthcr than spend a for the making of a great city hero
of
lionds
still
unrecovered,
the
detec
of saving almost kicked the manufac sum of money that would put the nt the head of navigation. We can
Get acquainted with THE NEW STORE and
water in every part of the house nnd not expect wealthy men to come here tives say, three were of ten thous
turers into oblivion.
and dollar denomination and thirty
nnd
invest
money
unless
wc
show
the
the
bi
nd
of
thu
house
was
a
mar.
with
Americans are saving at the spigot
its Merchandise
of one thousnnd denomination.
and wasting at the hungholc, ut a plenty of money. He would rather right kind of spirit in hnving faith
Vnrdcmnn, according to tho detec
period when they should bo discard work hi* wife to denth than to spend in our own city to tho extent thnt wo
ing non-essential* and clinging to ne u little money that would add years go after the needed Improvements. tives, has a 12 year old son living
cessities, John K. Kdgerton, president to her life nnd give his fnmily a mod Voting bonds is just like n good bus with the sister of his wife in Okla
of the National Association of Manu ern convenience. However, the man iness man who knows whnt his busi homa.
It ha snot yet been determined
facturers declared at the nnnunl con thought he was right until one day ness will do and has faith in his bus
he slipped up nnd in a moment of ab iness nnd his city, who wants to whether he will lie brought here to
vention of the organization Tuesday.
SANFORD AVENUE AND SECOND STRET
"High-priced hotels, theatre*, hall straction bought an outfit nnd now he launch out and grow bigger and needs nnswer to n wnrrant in connection
park* and other ramping ground* of l* the proudest man in the county— the money for tho improvements. He with the ense or whether other au
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amusement and non-production, aro because ns he expressed It he hnd borrow* the money r.t the hank nnd thorities will he allowed Jurisdiction.
enlarging their rapacities to accom foresight enough to look ahead and the Ifhnk loans him the money nino
Ho times out of ten on tho supposition,
modate tho over-increasing army of put in modern improvements.
refugees from the storms of life," ho might just ns well have had the im that he will make good nnd pay it
provements years ngu nnd his fam bark which in nine times out of ten
doclarod.
ily
would hnve felt more like staying ho docs. If hu laid back on the job
"Golf clubs, cigar factories, jewelry
on
the
old home plnco longer than nnd was content to do little business
establishments, walking cane empor
he could nlwnys do that little hit un
they
did.
iums, pet dog kennels, canary bird
A man hus a right to think as ho til hi; city grew up around him nnd
dispensaries nnd bootlegging joints
are flourishing as never before. Every pleases nnd do ns he pleases tin all shut him off from the big business
street und highwny throughout, the of these matters. He has n perfect thnt follows tho natural growth of
land is teeming with automobiles that right to vote for bonds or ngninst the city. He would always be n little
bonds just ns be pleases and the Her fellow, nlwnys he found in his same
ald grants him that right nnd has no little rut, nlwnys he content, nlwnys
IM S Illllia iB IIIIIIIIIIS
quarrel—in fact we do not even at he satisfied with whnt he hnd, pay a t
tempt to nrguo with n man who does tention to nothing hut his own llttlo
not believe in bonds. There arc oc business, enro nothing about his town
casions when the bonds come too fast growing, crawl Into his shell nnd stay
and furious nnd there might be oc there while the world grew apace all
casions when some part of tho bond around him and finally die nnd he
s p e c i f i c a t i o n s would not suit certain gathered to his fathers—and ho would
people. They hnve the rccourso to hnvo been well within hi* rights to
gu to the city commissioners or tho hnve lived his life as he ordered It.
county commissioners as the case I We contend that every man has a
may lie and state their case and hnve i perfect right to do ns he pleases about
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tho specifications changed. This 1*, all thl* voting business. Tha{ is his
the tax pnycr's recourso before the right nnd his prerogative as an Am
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS
Courtesy and Prompt Ser- ■ specifications are printed and If any erican citicen.
vice Our Motto
Only thia—if we want a city of ten ■
of the street* or roads arc to bo chan
ged they should bo chnngcd nt that thousand here in two years ,a city of
time. Hut aside from the fact that twenty five thousand here is five years 3
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
roads and street* cannot be construc —we must vote bondi for tho Im
Phones 07-494
FLORIDA
SANFORD
: ted by the door of every man In th* provements that will mean all this and B
you want to help this city grow ■
WKLAKA ISLOCK
county or city it should be the honeat if
into a big city and see your property! b b b b i b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b *'Bb b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b bbbb bbbb ***®
endeavor of every man In the county
Special Offerings for
This Saturday
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$5,75 _ $24.50
$14.50 ” $22.50
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$4.75 ™$8.75
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922
a S a S S S S O C IE T Y
phooi
Third 8 t , S.nford
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HERNDON
Insurance Agency
fiji-iU T O -uonns
n r
Miss Rebecca Somers of Jackson*
ville ia spending several days hero
as the guest of Miss Gcraldino Mur
iel.
IATB TOU MONFY
Write u»
Empire Hotel Block
ORIANDO. FLORIDA
Henrv McLaulin, J r.
OPTIc’lAN-tATOMETKIST
SI Eut. lit Si.
Ckartar Mo. S10
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
J. F. Jenkins, representing the Perrymnn-Grcene Co., of Atlanta, was in
the city today cnlling on hia local
customers.
The many friends of Mr. A. Vaughn
wil be glad to learn that ho is rapidly
improving after a serious illness, and
hope thnt he will soon be out ngnin.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec A. Boone and
Krvin Scny left yesterday for their
homo in Dade City after spending a
few days here as tho guests of Mr.
and Mr*. Widmnn Cnldwcll.
Jessie Lee Wnters who arrived hero
several days ago on the b o a t' Idincastcr, from Philadelphia, and was
the guest of his father, George W at
Sanford, Fla. ers, left yesterday for his homo in
Philadelphia.
Sparton Horn Service
-AT-
ganford Battery Service
Company
PROFESSIONAL
AM) BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. IL Dingee of Dun
edin nnd Mrs. J. N. McClung of
Clearwater, are exepeted to arrive
this afternoon and will ho tho guests
of Mr. nnd Mrs. K. J. Holly at their
home on Park Avenue.
Mrs. G. E. Muriel of Jncksonvile,
who is nttending the Convention of
tho Business and Professional Wom
en's Club* at Orlando, will spend the
week-end here with her daughters,
Misses Sara and Geraldine Muriel.
The following Endeavors from San
ford are attending tho Stato C. E.
convention in Lakeland: Mrs. Max
well, Mrs. Gr^en, Misses Virginia
THOS. J. A. REIDY
Smith, Elizabeth Humphries, Anna
Attar**; tad CoanMllor-at-Law
DuBose, May Holly, Genevieve Leh
man,
Gaylo Marshall, Zcta Davison,
fortkiif is State tnd Federal Coarts
Grsio Glllon, Imt* omilli, Joan
Ortr Seminole County Bank
Mnxxwcll, Snrn Williams, Mr. Muirhead nnd daughters, Robert and Vic
tor Green, Willinm Brumley, RodGeorge A. DeCottes
mnn Lehman, Joo Corley, William Du
Attorney-nt-I-aw
Bose and Joo Meisch.
Our Seminole Count; Bank
IANF0KD
NOTICE!
-:- FLORIDA
The members of the Business nnd
Professional Women’s Club will hnvo
S. 0. ShinholHer
a bnnquet nt the Montezuma, Mor.day evening nt 8 I*. M., Instead of
Conlractor and Huilder
the regular social meeting nt tho club
U-NFORI)
FLORID* rooms.
I.!AHILIT|}:3
Capital S to c k paid In
S u rp l u s F u n d
nil
Undivided
I’roflta (|e*a expense* and taxes paid)
Dividend* unpaid
Individual Detioell* subject to check
Demand C ertifica te* of liepnalt
Tim e C e r tific a te * of Deposit
Certified C heck*
I'oxhler'a C h eck * Out*t*ndlng
S a v in s* D ep osit*
T o ta l Depoalt*
Du* War F in a n c e Corporation
After the nwnrding of tho prizes,
tho hostess served cherry salad in
pepper rings, with accessories and
iced ten, followed by nn Ice course.
Invited to meet this charming honoree were: Mrs. D. L. Thrnsher, Mrs.
L. P. McCuller, Mrs. George Do Cottes, Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Mrs. Claude
Howard, Mrs. I). P. Drummond, Mrs.
A. W. Fittts, Mr*. Harry Ilcercn,
Mrs. Fred Walsmnn, Mrs. C. K. Hen
ry nnd Mrs. W. T. Langley.
MIDDLETON-IIAKT
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart wish to an
nounce the engagement nnd nppronching marriage of their daughter Ruby
Elmrrry, to Mr. Arthur Herman Mid
dleton.
The wedding to take placo
« ^ * ' * * ' nnd ln»>irance
FLOKI
OttlUA Juno seventh, at 8:30, at the home of
the bride's parents.
Sanford, rut
Geo, W. K night
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
MERRIE MATRONS
Mrs. R. J. Hotly entertained tho
members of the Metric Matrons
■bridge Club nnd one extra table, yeaL I T —
-H e r Work; terday afternoon at bridge at her
Piston*; homo on Park avenue* honoring Mrs.
Walter Wight, who has recently
moved here from Cairo, Ga.
1
Crank B W u ro- The room where the card tables were
placed were converted into a veritable
bower with quantities of fragrant
roses in the varying shade* of pink
and baiketa of petunias.
Mrs. D. P. Drummond having high £
score after the interesting game of
bridge, was awarded a dainty fan,
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SaitT*'1
r‘U
^ D foOrd
rriJ B
n*"d
on4tto
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« « by7 .
, whl,c thc With score guest prize, al‘U e r v S e r v i c e *° » *»». was won by Mr*. George De
t- O m p a n y
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The honor**, Mr*. Wight was
I presented a lovely box of stationery.
t Ur Ria,,Wd P,“ ‘
10.000. UO
13.1*1 10
111 00
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IS.I7S.7S
ISI.JIS IS
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in the farm ers of this section to resolve
more fully than ever before TO LIVE
AT HOME, by raising first a sufficient
amount of food and feed for their own
use, and their money crop when this
has been taken care of.
Such a program of safety for 1922 will
not only see us hack to normal condi
tions, but find us enjoying the fullness
of prosperity.
We’ll be glad to help you if we can.
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F irs t N ation al B an k \
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
B. F. WIIITNRR, Cashier
F. I*. FORSTER, President
Tnble board at Hotel Montezuma,
$10 per week, Best of servicQr'nnd
cruisinc.
3 .r» Ctc
A sanitary egg opener for soda B
fountains does all tho work with tho ■
certainty that the contents of eggs ■■
On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chuluoare not touched by nn ntteiulan't
1a, Fla., among the pine* and lakra of Seminole county, an up-to-date
hands.
modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. First
class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to ISJSO per day; $10 to $18 per week, ac
cording to location of room.
C H U LU O T A IN N
CHICKEN SUPPER
DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB
MENU
Mrs. Frank Miller was tho grndous Raked Chicken and Dressing
hostess yesterday when she enter
Crcumed Potatoes, Gravy
tained the members of tho Duplicate
Peas
Bridge Club nt Luncheon followed by Celery Hearts
Tomatoes
Bridge, nt her home on Magnolia ave
Hot Rolls and Butter
nue.
Pie
Coffee
A profusion of bright spring flow
ers were effectively used in dccotat*
ill.? the rooms where the card tables
were arranged.
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M IL L E R ’S OLI) ST A N D
At one o’clock n delicious foil/
Park and F ifth S treet
course luncheon was served, after
which several absorbing games
duplicate bridge were played. The
A t 5 :00 P. M.
prizes, boxes of powder were won by
Mrs. E. F. Householder nnd Mrs. B. CIRCLE A O F T IIR P R E S B Y W. Herndon.
I
T E R IA N CHURCH
PRETTY HltlDGK PARTY
A pretty affair of yesterday was
the bridge party given by Mrs. Hen
ry Wight nt her home on Park nvoExpert Auto Repair Work
nuo, complimenting Mrs. Fred Wight
**
Comer First and Oak there being two tables of plnyers.
Snap dragons, petunias nnd other
DELIVER T H E GOODS’ spring flower* ndorned tho rooms
the card tables were arranged.
Quick Sen ice Transfc? where
The prize for top score, Azurcn sa
Storage I'ncilitIcm
chet, was won by Mrs. Robert Hines,
*» Phi* ;oB. te|| others; If no while the cut prize, wns won by Mrs.
Ralph Wight. The honorcc wns pre
u». Phone 498
sented a box 6f Azure* powder.
tho conclusion of the enrd gnmo
[SANFORD NOVELTi theAthost
j s s served icc crenni, cake nnd
iced
ten.
Ornngo Punch wns served
WORKS
throughout the nfternoon.
Those cnjjoying this delightful ofV- C C0LLER, Prop.
fnir were Mr*. Fred Wight, Mrs.
General Shop and Mill Ralph Wight, Mr*. Reg Holly, Mrs.
Dnvld Caldwell, Mr*. Robert Hines,
Work
Mrs. Percy Mcro and Miss Lottie
Caldwell.
^ t r a c t o r nnd b u i l d e r
mUI
50.000. 00
Totnl
ll.0t%SS7.1«
S ta te of F lorid a. County of Sem inole, se.:
I. A. II. K ey. Cashier o f the above-named Hank, do solem nly sw ea r that the
above s t a t e m e n t Is true to the b e lt o f my k n o w le d g e and belief
A. It KEY, Cashier.
COItItECT— A t t e s t :
FOREST LAKE.
A I* CONNELLY.
JOHN MBI8CH,
Subscribed and sworn to before m* till* *th d a y o f May. | » j ;
(HEAL)
LF.OLA W. P O W K I . U fNotary Public.
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In Bottles Everywhere
Demand the genuine—name stamped on every crown—ask
for It by nam e
- SATURDAY, MAY 13
Bottled only by
The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company
ESI
The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the Start—
That’s the Thing
Hupaotel*
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Few cars have built such a solid,
en d u rin g r ep u ta tio n as the
Hupmobile enjoys today.
Almost any man who seriously
ask s h im self what he thinks
about the Hupmobile will find,
if he has ever given the matterany
attention at all, thathehas always
held a high opinion of its value.
SMITH BROS.
Swage anil .Machine Co.
v*.
\J f /E Have Unbounded
F a ith -
If y o o h a v e a a y frtraOa . U lt i m a r a n at Hanford. Florid a, la tkr ftlatr o f Florida, at t k r rloor of h n .ln r a . May Slh. 1023 ■
—If y a a a r t c o l a s a a y ttk o ro or w l c y
kooo*. o r U » ■ a r t . a i r r i a t a l a a , w rtlo
RESOURCES
a ooafal c a r a to fkla C r y a n a tr a f. a t r l i f I.o s lit on R ra l Ratal*
ill. no oo
L
oan
aoit
I'ullateral
Hrcurlty
o
th
e
r
than llcnl K aiaU
drtallo, or t r l r k y o a r tka lloat. It w ill All nlhar litliM ntnl l\lacnni,l a
IK.tOO.OO
All o th er Loan* and Discount*
kr c r r a t l y ap p rrrlatrd .
J7MIS.lt
Overilraftii
JUS *1
United Htatca UotuU
SI.son 00
Hlate.
C
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ty
and
Municipal
Hondo
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CALENDAR
Premium on Ilond*
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SIR) UO
Other Ilond*
1S.I00 00
Saturday—Children’* Story Hour will City V ou ch ers
s.sss.si
U iu : 11 nu to. Furniture iiud FUtUrM
IS.JIJ.7S
bo held a t Central Park at 4 p. m. oHt in
h e r n e a t Katate
1.10.00
Tax
C
artlflcate*
S.JIS.SI
Monday—Social Meeting of tho Bu*- Du* from Incorporated Hank*
I11S.4SJ IS
inesa and Profeslsonal Women’* Check* and E xchange* for C learin g
U.10.77
Ca*h on Hand
—. Jl.SISOO
Club at 8 P. M., at tho Welaka
T o ta l Ca*h Hrtrrve
I I I .I l l II ■
Building.
Total
II.OO.S17.1S
Tuesday—Card party at the Pariah
House at 3 P. M., under the *u*«
pices of the Women's Guild.
C l* PIANO CO.
PAGE FTVB
Hrporl of the (oadltloa of Tk*
MRS. FRED DAir.BR, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
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To the Thriftless money says “GoodBye.”
To the self-respecting, forward-looking
Citizen it says: “I am yours, I represent your
best working days. Be careful with me for I
am your best friend. Put me in the Bank,
where I am Safe and I will work for you. Re
member, 1 move the world.”
Open your Savings Account TODAY!
B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY
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S A L E S A N D SE R V IC E
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU
“ MONEY TALK”
SANFORD -------------------------- --------------------- FLORIDA
The Seminole County
STRENC.TII-
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j\[o Guessing
of-
RUGS and
BASKETS
Saturday and Monday
-PRO G RESS-
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when you use
HONEY BOY FLOUR
(SELF RISING)
It makes good cooks better, be
cause the quality is right, and it’s
made right. A t your grocery.
F L O R ID A G R O C ER Y CO.
DISTRIBUTORS, PALATKA.
Watch Our Window
Bh'sh JVlilling Co.
SEYMOUR, IND.
Rayfield Carburators
M iller & S on
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, HAY, 12,1922
.851 since the drat content of the
•on.
Joe Hutchison Is another one of the
boys who is "Shootin’ Some." He Is a
good shot and if he keeps his present
trait ho will wind up the season near
the top,
x>ana oil Howl E stn lr
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joana on C o lla t e r a l Beeurlty O ther than Kent E sta te
ill Other Irfinna ami IMsc-olinta 4
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ward ra fts
thltsd S t a t e s Honda
Hate, C o u n ty an d .VI
dher Honda
tanking H o u s e . F un
An efTort is being made by the sec
retary Jo have some inter-city shoots
in tho near future. Several nearby
cities are interested in trap-shooting
and If possible we will go to tho mat
with some of them this summer.
D ue from in co rp o ra te,! Hanks
T o ta l
Ca[.Jtal S l o c k I'uld In
Undivided F r o n t *
E x p e n s e s mid T a x e s I'nld)
Individual D e p o s it * Hubject to C h eek
(tavinae I'»■..... lie*
Demand C e r tif ic a te *
o f D eposit
C m * C e r t if ic a t e s of Deposit
Cashier's C h e c k s o u t s t a n d in g
l>uo to I n c o r p o r a t e d Hunks
N otes srid H ills It* dI,colln ted
T otal
f ill7 ,147.71
S ta te o f F lo r id a . C ounty o f Hem lnole, »s.:
1, It. P, S m i t h . Cashier of the a b o vn -n sin rd flank, do so lem n ly s w e a r th a t the
a b ov e s t a t e m e n t In true to the lies! o f rny k n o w le d g e and helirf.
II. I*. SMITH, Cashier.
CORRECT— A t t e s t :
It. II U lOHT,
H PlII.KHToN,
Several of our boys are in Jackson
ville today at the state shoot They
arc good enough to shoot right along
with the best In the state ami it is ex
pected that they will make a good
shewing at the contest. Ralph Wight,
one of the members at the state meet
ing is not only a good marksman on
singles hut is a fine double shot ns
well.
B. L. E. CALLED UPON
erica each month during the
uance of their strike, « u made fn
TO CONTRIBUTE TO FUND
FOR MINE WORKERS the floor and placed In the
a ipedal committee, it w it ]*_
^
today.
N
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HOUSTON, Texas, May 10.—A
motion that the International Broth*
LONDON, May 10. The plat# e
erhood Locomotive Firemen and En- mittce of the Daii Elreann failed
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
gincmcn in convention here, contrib* roach the basis for unity of fM(
Florida State League
At Duytonn 2-7, Jacksonville 3*0. uto fifty thousand dollars monthly in Ireland according to Dublin td
to the United Mine Workers of Am*
First game II innings, second 7 in
nings.
At St. Petersburg, 4; Lakeland, 5.
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At Tampa, 13; Orlando, 7.
At
At
At
At
National League
Pittsburgh, 12; Brooklyn, 0.
Cincinnati, 9; Boston, 5.
St. Louis, 2; New York, 0.
Chicago, 9; Philadelphia, 2.
At
At
At
At
American la-ague
Now York, 4; Chicago, 1.
Boston, 3; Detroit, 5.
Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, 6,
Washington, 3; St. Louis, 5.
II. P. HMtTII.
■ Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp
For Your Boys This Summer?
The mountains of North Carolina a n the beat locations in the world
5; for health and that ckango of climate needed by Floridians and esptc.
3 tally the growing boys.
! Laurei Park Camp Near Hendersonville
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5
3
a
la one of the beat camps in the South as well as one of the mo*t rtuoruble with a fine corps of teachers and councillors, with the brat
athletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with purs drinking
water, good food, sanitary in every respect
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IMreclor*.
.Subscribed a n d sw orn to b efore mo this 9th day o f May, J9IJ.
RAbl
J I* W O O n h l l F F , Notary Public. S ta l e of Florldn at L arge
>■ c o m m is s io n exp ire* March JO. ISSt
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RALPH WIGHT MAKES REST KE(
ORD—WILL SHOOT IN
JACKSONVILLE
King Coleman slumped yesterday in
hla hotting average nt tho traps of
the Sanford Rod & Gun Club but tho
King has n strong enough lend over
the root of the bunch that ho can a f
ford to take n day off occasionally,
Juat to let '.he other boys catch up.
A t that he broke forty out of the fifty
birds that got up.
The best record of tho doy was mode
b y Ralph Wigh, who broke 08 out of
tho 7S ahota and rolled "Sheriff* Har
den for second place in the season’s
average.
Tho contest of yesterday was intereating, nlthough several of tho contes
ta n ts did not mako their usual aver
age. There wai a good crowd at the
trap s and nine squnds shot the usual
twenty-fivo targets.
Ed. Higgins, R. B, Wight, J. L. Har
den and W. S. Hand left Iasi night for
Jacksonville whore they will shoot in
tho Florida State Trap Shooting Tour
nam ent today and tomorrow and it is
American Association
Among tho members of tho club out
yesterday for the first time this sea At Milwaukee, 0; Indianapolis, 14
At Kansas City, 9; Louisville, 8.
son wore Jns. Cowan and John PurAt Minneapolis, I; Columbus, 1.
don. Mr. Cowan was one of our best
expected that some of the men will shots last season. Both theso men
At St. Paul-Toledo, wet grounds.
bring hack some trophies to Hanford, showed up well for tho first time out.
(’has. Whitner, of the Sanford Club, is
Soul hern Association
already at the shoot, which begun yes Frank Woodruff, Jr., deserves spec
At Chnttnnooga, I; Atlanta, 2.
terday.
At Nashville, 3; New Orleans, £.
ial mention among the visitors to the
The yesterday score (first column) Club yesVcrtlny. He broke 44 out of
At Little Hock, 1; Birmingham. 2.
and the season average (second col* B0 targets.
At Memphis, 7; Mobile, 13.
utpn) is os follows:
Coleman, J. It.
GAMES TODAY
Ralph Wight and Ed. Higgins will
Wight. R. II.
Orlando at T am p a.
represent the Sanford Club nt the
Harden, J. L.
Iutkelaml nt St. Petersburg.
852 meeting of the Florida State TrnpHUI, W. C.
Jacksonville
at Daytona.
8S* shooting Association held in JncksonHand, W. S.
vlIJo tonight. The Sanford Club is
Pulcston, 8.
■82J* now a member of this Association.
LEAGUE STANDING
Knight, G. W.
K0Q
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Florida State l-eague
Newman, It. A.
. The Honorable William Estes JnmiWon Ixist
Stevens, R. K.
][8* *«n, our venerable trnp puller, is prov- St. Petersburg
Huti'hison, J. (’
ing a valuable asset to the Sanford Lakeland
Whitner, (’has,
,l‘1' Club, The club ju»t couldn't run with. Daytona
Herndon, 0. P.
Orlando
Smith, II. I*.
Tam [in
Moines, Schelle
Jacksonville ....
Maxwell, R. C.
Cowan, J. II.
National I
NOW IS THE TIME to select a good
Mobley, E. D.
cottage trr apartment ut Daytona
Purdon, John
Reach for the summer. Do not wait New York
Higgins, Ed.
until choice places are all gone. We Chicago
Morris, R. 1L
have some very nice up-to-date apart St. Louis „
Tolar. J. N. ...
ments and cottages, near ocean, and Pittsburgh
Crosby, F. J*.....
will he glad to make reservations, nnd Philadelphia
Herring, fieo. G
serve you in any way possible.—J. L. Brooklyn
Herndon, 11. W.
Brennan & Sons, 110 Atlantic Ave Cincinnati
Jones, T. W.
nue, Daytoan Ileach, Fin.
Phone Boston
070-W. .
40.2tn
"Dusted"
American League
Itill Hill it no longer with the "also
Won Lost
Sanford Maid Bread at your Groc
runs.” He is now in fourth place In er's. Hot rolls, rakes nnd pies, next to New York
tho club, having come up from ,B40 to I’rincess Theatre.
36-tfc SL Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago ...
Boston ___
selling Unt Q/ill Stock in stationery and
Office Supplies for Two Weeks
In order to close out the stock of Stationery and Office
Supplies and make room for new stock of goods coming
in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices
the Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and
office supplies listed below a t half price. All of these
goods are going higher instead of dropping and the pric
es a re big bargains. You will agree with us if you look
them over. The opportunity of the nublic to buy the best
in stationery and office supplies at prices th at will never
he touched at this price again.
Special Bargains
Job Lots
Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, n o w ................... $1.00
Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now ..........................50
Fine Box Slat ionery, worth 60c, now........... 35c and 10c
now
Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg.....................
Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards,,............................
Plain Edged Correspondence Cards.........................
Students’ Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe, $1 value
Students’ Looscleafc Note Books, 65c value
Students Looseleaf Note Books, -15c value
Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. for
10c Composition Books for
5c Composition Books, for
10c School Tablets, 2 for
5c School Tablets
V2 Price
Ink, P aste and Muscilage
EVERYTHING IN OFFICE SUPPLY LINE AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
Herald ^Printing Co.
Detroit
Southern Association
Won Lost
Little Rock
IMotile
| Memphis
. New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Limited number of flags and
ant* fer autos for Shrine Day.
ler & Son,
i
Send for Catalogue or See Me Personally
ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
SAFETY FIRST
Cleanliness is next to Godliness
We invite the public and all users of ELDER
SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in
our method of handling its product Why take
a chance?
Your eminent physicians claim
that th is water in unexcelled and ita purity
ntakea It most hcncficJn! for many troubles.
The Ford people of Sanford as well as the
Western Union recommend this water for
batteries.
Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water
sent you nnd protect vour health.
Elder Springs Water Co.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
8-ROOM HOUSE on brick street, furn
ished, $3,500.00 cash, balance terms, less than
ever offered.
Also close in down-town an 8-ROOM
HOUSE at $1,000 less than ever offered.
A well located CELERY FARM, 6 acres
tiled. 9V2 acres in woods, very best land.
And various other farms, city lots, your
terms.
A . P. C O N N E L L Y
SANFORD
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
Rida on painting the nurses’ home 1018 Weat Flrat Street
1018 West Firat fltrve*
nf the Fernnld l.nwtmi Hospital will
he received on nr before ten o’clock
Saturday morning, May 20, 1922.
Rids should bo made for labor nr.d
materials combined snd separately.
Each bid must be aicumpanlcd by a
cheek for 110,00, The committed re
serves the right to reject any or ail
bids.
T. W. LAWTON,
President Hospital Association.
Office in Courthouse.
THERE IS A REASON
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P A Y C A SH , AND B A N K
T H E D IF F E R E N C E
CHILDREN IN SPRING TIME.
Mrs. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Bd..
Cleveland, O., writes: "My grand
daughter was troubled with a cough
for nearly two years. Sho took Fol
ey's Honey and Tar and her cough is
now gone. It loosened the phlegm so
she could raise it cosily," Foley’s
Honey nnd Tar is just what children
should have for feverish colds, coughs,
"snuffles," and tight, wheexy breath*
ing. Be sure to get Foley’s. It checks
croup and whooping cough, too. Sold
everywhere.—Adv.
Room and boaid $12.50 per week
and up.—Hotel Montexumn.
36-6tc
NOTICK!
Having sold out the book and peri
odical and magaxtne business to E. D.
Mobley, ail of our old customera will
now find a complete line of all the
magaxlnea, papers and periodicals at
Mobley’s Drug Store on Park Avenue.
29-tfc
T. J. MILLER A SON.
Beat of room and hoard at the Teme Club.
35-4U
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DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922
PAGE SEVEN
TJ:^ *”
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“A Nation of Home 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 of 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.”
as oil land. He ia reported to have
VALUABLE OIL LANDS been advised not to sell the land for
less than $4,000,000.
... n , A.wwUlHI rrf\V
f i j & S CITY. Mo., May 10. A British company has been formed
to utilixe the slate waste of Wales
p. H»y«.» convict of negro
in
the manufacture of asphalt, bricks
! Mood, ha» received two ofabrasive soap, glas* and linoleum.
tM parportinp to **
A new reflector for incandescent
dtke other flJMO.OOO for hla lamps is made of two hollow quarter
iterefti, priron officials said spheres, so hinged together that the
tit-, He i» eervinff three years lljjht can be thrown in any direction.
•mrr
Best of room and board nt the Tem
i, uid to be the owner of
35-6tc
irt» ef Mexican land, classified ple Club.
19 OWNER OF
than ever before. As wc see it, com
petition wdl be keen in the lumber
held as in all other lines of industry,
but a large volume of lumber will be
sold ami southern producers will get
their share of the business. The out
REPRESENTATIVE OF TRADE
look is very encouraging not only for
JOURNAL VIEWS SITUATION
this year, but for Severn Iyears to
WITH OPTIMISM
come,"—Florida Metropolis.
LUMBER BUSINESS
GROWING BETTER
Southern lumber manufacturers
may expect a fair volume of business
during the remainder of this year and
wholesale prices will bo more satis
factory from now on than they have
been during the past several months,
in the opinion of A. R. Kriechbnum,
vice-president
of Lumber, the national
UIIIIIIIH1
lumber trade journal, who is in Jack
sonville.
Mr. Kriechbnum, who makes his
headquarters nt Now York, is touring
the south investigating conditions at
the principal lumber producing cenj tors. From here he will go to Birjminghani, Montgomery, Mobile and ns
far west as Beaumont and Houston,
Texas.
At the Hotel Seminole Thursday
Mr. Kriechbnum said:
"Reports we have received during
the past two weeks from our various
offices in the principal producing and
consuming markets of the United
States indicate very clearly that the
turn for the belter has nt last taken
place. The market 'todny is on the
Even if you have some one else do
upgrade, but the improvement will be
slow.
your work—you will have a
"Wholesale prices of a few items
have advanced slightly since the mid
dle of April and the general price
trend is unmistakably upward. There
Is not the slightest indication of a
boom hut evory sign points to a grad
ual, healthy improvement in the lurahre situation throughout the remaind
If you talk it over with
er of 1922. This Is particularly true
in the north Atlantic states, notably
the New York metropolitan district,
where southern producers market a
considerable portion of their output.
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In that section retail yard stocks are
below normal and the consumption of
lumber Is increasing steadily by rea
son of the continued increase in build
And you will have the
ing activity and the resumption of op
eration hy large industrial plants urg
ing wood in their manufacturing pro
cesses.
“The improvement in general busi
ness conditions is being reflected in
the lumtier market.
"For the past several months south
ern
producers have had to meet keen
If you have him build it. It will be
competition from Pacific coast opera
tors who have been shipping Douglas
mutually profitable for you to
fir, spruce, hemlock, white pine, red
wood and red cedar into the Atlantic
investigate
seaboard territory in great cargo
quantities by reason of exceedingly
The PRICE is right
low water rates from Puget Bound,
Seattle and San Francisco to the east
const via the Panama Canal and south810 West First St.
cm hardwood interests are also meet
ing competition from Canadian hard
wood producers who are going after
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INVALID YOUTH IS
ATTACKED AT DELAND
MI> Tin* %«»«*rlnlrd I'rrsa)
DKLAND. May 12.—Floyd Padgett,
IU-years-otd invalid, was in a local
hospital last night with a deep gash
in his thi.uit and his skull crushed as
thu results of an attack made on him | cording to Batsford a stranger came
while he lay in bed nt his home yes to the house and sent him, Ilstsford
terday afternoon. Sterling W. R ats-, away to get some eignr*.
When he returned Bnlsfotd says, he
ford, employed hy Padgett's step found the bedridden boy lying In
mother as a ntirse to care for Floyd pools of blood. Ills throat had been
was held hy the police on suepicion. cut anil his head crushed with an axe.
Padgett was said to hnvc a slight
chance for recovery despite his
The UnitedStatea Bureau of Mines
wounds.
ha*
had promising results in experi
Young Padgett had been a helpless
ments with purifying coke by remov
invalid for n year and Batsford,
whose family came here about a ing its sulphur with hydrogen gas.
month ago from Long Island, N. Y.,
Building bricks invented by a New
wns employed to watch over him.
Y<-tterday afternoon Bntsford called York man can be made in hnnd press
the sheriff's office the sheriff says, es where they nre to be used from
and notifiled him of the attack. Ac einders, cement and a chemical binder,
CONSULTATION
AND ADVICE
FREE
BETTER H O M E
WT
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Is on now in every city in Flcrida and Sanford is going nhead and building
homes and business blocks. The best season in the history of Suiford lies
just ahead of you. Don’t delay in your building plans.
Materials are
cheaper, lumber is cheaper. Let us figure with you on lumber anti supplies
for your new home.
CARTER L U M B E R COM PANY
Best H o m e
Building Prices Are at
The Bottom
Lay Your Plans
NOW
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. sPring and summer than ever before. Maare c^eaper- Let us show you how you can save
* °n *vour lumber and all building materials.
l e t tjs f i g u r e w i t h y o u ---------
5 il l l u m b e r
company
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If you are interested in owning a home, see V.
C. COLDER. Plans and specifications free, if
I build the house. I can make the best price on
work as I buy my material a t wholesale prices.
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V. C. COLLER ..
THE BUILDER
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S anford D aily Herald
UFOBD
1ly s u b s t a n l l o T
SANFORD
“T h e City S u b stan tial”
IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MAY 13. 1922
IFORD high school
URLS WON GOLD MEDAL
THE ORLANDO HIGH BOYS
|tc Between Schools
,iother Victory for
(Sanford High
.
School
.
’R-STAR medal
IPO N C K K O Su n JFxrr a n d
K SIDE THEY WANTED.
' g.\NFOHD GIRLS WIN
NEW CHURCH
UNION NOW A
POSSIBILITY
( I I 7 T h e A s u o e l a l r d I’ r r a a t
HOT SPR IN G S, Ark.. May 13.—
A ful day behind with business on the
calendar the Southern Methodist gen
eral conference began its iin nl ses
sion of tho week today. Tonight dele
gates will attend n meeting at which
representatives of the church finance
hoard will discuss plans for obtaining
n fund of $10,000,000 for superannuat
ed ministers.
,rrt (I»ll«i.’l','r won the Orionfrtrr-Star nu-dal. Other San»t«r* were Florence Henry
k-c Runyan. L«>’ I-ossing was
L #n alternate but was not
HOT SPRIN G S, Ark., May 13.— A
1Into service.
al weeks sc ° the Lossing L-it- now church union of proportions loom
pciety of Sanford High School ed among the possibilities last yight
a challenge from the Llter- as a result of on unheralded sugges
liety of the Orlando High tio n made to the nineteenth qundren|to a debate on the subject: nja| gcncrn| conference of tho Mcthod, That the Philippine la- ,|lst .Church, South, here yesterday,
oulJ Now He Given their In-1
t j,c denomination Join interesta
r.cc." The challenge was oc- wj ^ tho d iu rch of the United IlrcthJsr.'l Orlando granted the side rcn ,n Christ.
d fur, tho negative side of the
Thi- , „ gKOI,tion came through IlishSanford II. S. then staged a op j j _ |j# Pout, of Indinnapulis, frater
of preliminary practice de- nal messenger of the United Brethren,
thc Mibje t, from which her who told tho conference that he was
aters were ■
‘elected to repre- empowered by the bishops of his de
ich‘x.1 in Orlando last n ig h t nomination to say that any steps to
Lit wa« that Florence Henry, ward federating on the part of the
unyan, Margaret Gallagher and conference here would meet with their
piing were chosen, with Flor- hearty approval.
knry ai captain.
That the suggestion was coming
Lee1 of SanfordV speakers was known to only n few of tho high
eaionalilc and eloquent np- er church officials, and it created
■rr Philippine Independence, demonstration which continued sever
were well organised, al minutes. Tho conference voted to
esme«t thought nnd real la- send the suggestion to the committee
|l»rgar.t Gallagher spoko with on church relations and official opin
I esse, ai I probably because
ion last night was that u commission
rt wai judged the best girl de- would be appointed to represent the
thr evening, and the w i n n e r ' nf|,renc0 nmj negotiate with a comt the two mcdnls.
, mission to be named 'by the United
cam work on the part of tho Qf^ihrcn cosifefence which m is a few
students 'Mould be especially months hence.
Jed, and a!-., their splendid de- ( A1, confefcnce officials were of the
While the Orlando debaters opinton that a wide new field for dis
y had t advantage of a bet- CUsslon had l>oen opened and there was
■eilgc 11 the subject their or- much speculation over the possible ef
on <f tii • material was not
yesterday’s suggestion upon
H for ‘ Ht-clive si-eaking nnd proposa|, for unification of the North
^livery did n-1 begin to compare ern nnJ Southcrn Methodist churches
»t nf the Sanford girls.
| The United Brethren church hns
ludc- wire selected from the membership of nbout 400,000 nnd hns
I College taculty.
I ,nter#gU ln many Middle' West and
J r e numle, ..f Sanford people Eastern states, Including Kansas. Mis
“I the d. ' it* which was held in gour, Iowa( |nu|ana, Ohio, nnd Penn
h K h< ! building at 7.45. They , .lvan, a. It opcratos a large publish
je o a H y delighted with the ,n|t houf. nt Dnyloni Ohio.
|of the ju iw.s which was so de, n prcacnting his message to the
in fan., of the Sanford High conforencc nishop Fout reviewed the
* Mm'
history of his church nnd asserted thnt
its origin and principles were strik
GETS ORDER
ingly similar to those of the Methodist
jHMt NEW JUDtSB TO
Episcopal Church, South.
Bishop Fout wns heard nenr the
SIT AT HIS T R IA L
end of n business session nt which the
pit. Mu> l-J—Judge 11. I*. Bran- conference, a fter shnrp debate, ncccpt
l th- i it .it., ourt yesterday dis- cd a committee recommendation to
ri Him-, tf tl presiding judge elect five new bishops nt this time. A
trial i.f I dgnr Frady, Chicago fight led by I)r. A. C. Miller, of L it
' who is charged with tie Rock, Ark., to increase the number
wfie in n local hotel to seven, failed, ns .lid n proposal to
I'p-ury.
,
[ reduce it to four.
tition fib | yesterday by n t - 1
-— -------------—-------fur trail; asked the dlsquali-| BA LL HARDW ARE CO.
on tl„. grounds of bins nnd
HAS 8I1RINP.R WINDOW
Mi ** a* mi
fcj na*M m
m iu
N U M I1ER 41
an m a* fta
A MOTHER’S HEART
(Selected)
fci h
•a fes Ha
On M m
h h fr to
A mother’s heart is a snving hank, /
Where the love you deposit lies,
Gathering interest day by day,
From the sunshino of the skies.
There isn’t a safer place, my lad,
To bury the treasure you’d keep
Than down in its beautiful vnults of dreams
Where tho tcndcrcst blossom* sleep.
A mother’s heart is the place to hide
W hatever you'd treasure best
For she’ll give It back as the years go by
In a love that’s more than rest.
ton
RUSSIAN SUB-COMMISSION
CONSIDER SOVIET REPLY
TO ALLIED MEMORANDUM
Outlining
Conditions
BIG METEOR
Under Which Powers
HITS GROUND
Would Cover Re
construction
IN VIRGINIA
IMMEDIATE TERMS
BRILLIAN T G LA R E OF LIGHT
FLOODS SOUTH ERN VIRGINIA
A mother's heart I* n storage vault,
AND NORTH CAROLINA
SEEM S L IK E L Y HUT TH O SE WHO
Where nothing hrenks in to steal,
EX I’ EC TED QUICK R ESU LTS
Except the honor you fail to pay
NORFOLK, Vn.,
Mny 13.— Tho
A R E DISAPPOINTING
And the love you forget to feel.
shock of a twenty-ton meteor which
A love you have placed there once remains,
Ra crashed to the ground in an isolated
I H r T h r A i a a r l a lr i I'fra a )
And you may forget, but she
GENOA, Mny 13.—As a result of
»«
spot
in
Nottoway
county,
12
miles
Will give it back, if you want it so,
ta northwest of Itlackstone Inte Thurs- the meeting of the sub-commission on
And smile ns she hands the key.
Ra day night, wns felt for a radius of 50 Russian a ffa irs today the situation be
Smile, hut never forget, my lad,
•a mile* while the brilliant glaro of the came so critical it seemed doubtful
That a smile is the saddest thing
K.-i incandescent body illuminated
the whether British nnd French positions
When it'* over the ashe* of something dead
Ha
could bo reconciled. A fter adjourn
•a
heavens
over
Southern
Vlrginin
nnd
And the heart la n broken wing!
•« sections of North Cnrolinn. The trail ment the Ilritish announced tcrioua
•n of light, as tho meteor fell in a slow though friendly discussion hnd occur
A mother’s heart is a fortress strong,
curve from the zenith nt nn angle of red.
Where your foes mny never come,
nbout 45 degrees wns visible in this
With prancing steed* hnd gleaming sword,
PARIS, May 13.—The French delecity, Richmond and at points along
And the rat-tat of the drum
gallon will remain at Genoa to take
the
James
river,
creating
general
ex
For thnt which you treasure she will defend,
citement and even consternation on part in deliberations on other ques
And loud ns the guns mny roll,
tions properly before conference al
the part of negroes.
.
She’ll stand in tho breech to the very end—
The meteor, composed of a m cttallic though It will have nothing more to
And then she will fight with her soul.
substance, crashed into a grove of do with discussion with Russians, it
A mother's heart—1 would rather trust
oak trees with nn explosive roar some wns said a t tho foreign office this
My nil unto that, I know
distance from any house, milking a morning. A« far as tho Russian probFor love In the keeping of such a place
hole with nil nren of 500 square feet ems nre concerned the conference con
Will grow ns tho’hlossoms grow,
and burying several trees with it. sidered by French government at an
•
Flames which immediately shot up end.
to to to to to toto to ft n to in to to
were visible for many miles while
GENOA, May 13.—Tho Subcomn.l*-’
trees caught fire.
sion
on Russian affair* met today to
A party of scientists nnd newspa
consider
the Soviet reply to tho allied
per men immediately left Richmond
laud this city for the scene, which U memorandum outlining conditions on
120 mile* west of Norfolk, but tho rc- which powers would undertake recon
struction of Russia.
suit of their investigation hns not been
1made public yet.
GF.ONA, May 13.—So gravely at
The shock of the fall wns felt nt
variance
nre Russia's communism and
Few Y ears Have Boasted a Field of Greater Prom- l.nwrcnrevilic, Petersburg, Chaso City
the
onlcr
of things obtaining thruout
and other points. At Idiwrcnceville
inence in Horse Flesh
the
rest
of
Europe thnt a general Im
100 miles west of hero, window* were
#
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mediate ngeeement with Russia ap
I H r T h e A ssociated P r e s s )
rattled nnd house* shaken whll
L O U IS V IL L E , Mny 13.— Eleven thnrmifrhlMw.!?, a risto c ra ts o f Chnse City sim ilar effects wore noted. pears improbable. This conviction is
A m erican tu rf wore carded to fnee th e h arrier nt C hurchill Downs Automobiles on the roadways In deeply disappointing to those who ex
toduy in the fo rty -e ig h th nnnunl renewnl of the K entucky derby. Mecklenburg county snid It seemed nn pected quick nnd big results nt Genoa,
T hose who hnve w atched th e event sin ce beginning declare no year though their cars hnd caught fire , no hut the sentiment is tempered by the
Donated n field o f m ore outstanding prom inence nnd n ever hns colt great was the illumination.
. belief thnt the creation of one or more*
faced h arrier w ith degree of favoritism possessed by Morvich.
In Norfolk the meteor appeared to commissions to pursue a stud yof Rus
O ther favorites w ere Deadlock nnd My Piny. Seventy thousand he about half the dinmotcr of the full sian problems will prove efficacious in
persons will see th e rnce. T he w eather th is morning wns clenr.
moon and much like a street nre light. finding n means to reconstruct Rus
Its tail, of orange brilliance with n sia nnd bring her hack into tho Eu
sharp blue flame fading out nt the ex ropean family.
Furthermore, Premier Lloyd George
treme end, apparently was about 10
or 12 times ns long lis fully ns broad and the Italian lenders nre convinced
ns the body.
_ thnt the signing of n European truce
In Richmond u streak of light was a sn preliminary to a general nonnoticed before the ball of fire wns nggression pact will go n long way
seen swirling through space to he fol toward trnnquilixing Europe.
lowed by the reverberations of an ex
I
REC EN T R A ISE IN G A SO LIN E IS EIGHT AND a QUARTER MILLION plosion. The entire southeastern skies BRISTOL FLOOD SW EPT
S T R E E T S FILLED WITH
were illuminated ns if by a flash of
ANNUALLY FROM TH E
S U B JE C T O F IN
A LL KINDS OF D EBR IS
lightning
and
Yi
burnt
of
flame.
SA LE
Q U IRY
Kl
ARISTOCRATS OF AMERICAN TURF
FACE THE BARRIER AT LOUISVILLE
-FORTY-EIGHTH KENTUCKY DERBY
NEW OFFER
PRICE OF GAS
ON THE SHOALS
INVESTIGATED
COMES TODAY
IN SENATE
( H r T h e A . , o r In I r d P r o . . I
. £V,r.
», , , r 5.V
WASHINGTON, May 13.—The SonWASHINGTON, Mny 13.— The govinvestigation
of
the
rectflit
.Ineminent
co»M obtain approximately
ntc
crenso in price of gasoline waa pro- eight and
.
,.r million dollars anpoaed in a resolution introduced today nunlly from tho sale of the primary
by Senator M cK tllar, Democrat, of nnd secondard electric power developTennessee. Prompt action on it by cd at Muscle Shoal* power project,
tho senate wns asked hut it went over Uscrr Merrill, executive officer for
pending determination whether simi- the Federal Power Commission dcInr resolution pending.
»0,,ny
the »«nnte ngri_________
■
'culture committee considering offers
(H r T h r
A » o r l m r ( I’rra a f
BLACK DIAMOND E X P R E SS
BRISTO L, Virginia, May 13.—R e-,
WRECKED N EAR LEROY
reding waters of Beaver Creek which
B E F O R E NOON TODAY overflowed hern Inst night neft deb
ris strewn on the streets and wnter
I l l r T h r t n a o r l n f r U 1‘ i r H l
filled the cellars in Bristol's business
BATAVIA, New York, May 13.—
section today. Damage is estimated at
An Easthound Black Diamond E x
six hundred thousnnd dollars in the
press of the Lehigh Valley Rnilrond
city nnd surrounding territory. Thir
wns' wrecked near North
Leroy
ty-five stores nnd ninny homes were
shortly before noon today. One per
son «•« skilled nnd nbout twenty-five flooded.
complete the Tennessee river prop- were injured. The train ran into nn
GENERALLY FAIR
crties.
automobile nt n grade crossing. The
IS W EA TH ER REPORT
■
engine nnd three earn were derailed
The promoters of the national past
FOR NEXT W EEK
time in Sanford hnve stood tho pres-^ An easily portable gasoline engino nnd overturned. Tho driver of the
\
— •—r *
automobile was the only person k ill
( I l f T h r %a •<»«* In I r d I ' r f M )
»i
that when Frndy apThe Ball Hardware Co., hns n Shrin- sure about ns long as they possibly and electric motor have hern com
ed.
•
billed
in
n
power
outfit
for
tree
sur
WASHINGTON, May 1 3 — General
r ho t,
,,n |(n|| thc j Ufj gc
wjnj ow that is awny above the nv- can qnd hnve finally decided thnt San
One injured passenger died while I ly fair weather with moderate temgeon's tools.
*
•*•■>"u think I urn-going ornge nnd iir attracting genernl ntten- ford will hnve base hall this year.
being
taken to the hospital.
j pernture is the forecast for Florida,
Charley Hrltt will head the affair
----------------------------mur.li r* r out on bail ? " Judgo tion. The window represents the do*.
ns
business
manager
and
will
be
ably
Spanish
Interests
assisted
by
tho
I week Iwginning Sunday.
P r )i -t.-rday said thnt he had ert nnd nlong tho snndy waste goes
An extension attachm ent for smoo
assisted by cithtw Clydo Chapman or government nre planning to establish
r ftatci.icnt only in a joking 1numerous camels stopping at the Oasis
n service by dirigible bnlloon to Ar thing planes haa been invented that TWO NEW O RLEA N S ITA LIA N S
1represented by palms nnd a water hole one of the other player* an playing
enables them to he used ns^|ack plan
gentina.
SHOT TO DEATH IN CHICAGO
mannger.
A
fast
acmi-pro
club
will
Alt,,r"vy John C. Graining in tho dcser^ The camels arc going
es
or jointers.
B Y GUN MEN TODAY
be
signed
up,
using
whnt
material
n>i:bi that he would forwnrd to the Morroco Temple represented In
\ new screen door catch can be usSanford
has
nnd
securing
tho
services
VJ* dying order to Governor (the background nnd very realistic and
CHICAGO, May 13.—The police net
of what outside players that might lie cd to lock n door against intruders, j Interests in Holland will begin the
*' 1 ■■ and u*k him to assign upon the steps of tho temple cits a
manufacture of a hard Portland ce- (g ^ u t figures in recent series of bombb- ls- to hear the case. Tho * sheik In the hnbllimenta of the Shriner needed.
Gaines will he scheduled H'ith only ment suitable for use In sea w ater (nga and heatings which culminated on
All the player* will he paid some
| 1 1 ,r 'a*
not ben set.
|who is welcpmlng the caravan to the
towns thnt have good clubs, auch a* and co'al mines.
j Wednesday In tho killing of two po
thing
for
thc|r
service*
according
to
....
----- *
temple. The window is decorated in
their position and nbility and no one Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palatka,
-------------------------Iicemcn tightened perceptibly today
l>E ADVANCES
the color* of the Shrine nnd i* very
An electric chemical process has nuthorities said with tho obtaining of
will he asked to mnke any donations Ocala, Gainesville, Arcadia, F.ustls,
''• 'b u s R io SA LES
nrtlstic and very characteristic in eytowaijls supporting this club other Leesburg, Winter Garden, Klsaimmee, been perfected fo r the manufacture n partial confcaalon frtm^three of the
TIIROUGHOUT SOUTH
partlctiUr. Tho ncimetcr* and
o f metallic calcium and poetically approximately 150 labor men, under
thnn buying a season ticket nt a price nnd others.
-____
tongs of torture and other implements
less than it would cost if they were to
The hall park will Ik- put In first pure caustic soda.
•rrest and the arrest of three more,
'••»rUtrs |.„Ml
'a rc In the background. The window
one in SL Louia. Identification of ac
pay at each game.
!'•»“
“nd ■rrang«i In auch a
tin i , a '
—T*** oil waa decorated by Hodgson Ball nnd
Argentina will hold Its first national tual slayers imminent police said.
The players so fa r th at have been way th at admission can be charged
s/tk '.'t,nnla nniI other parts shows much taste and forethought. signed up include: Rive, catcher; and the season ticket sale will start good roads congress next month to
J did a big hiKtness today Another good window of this concern
Amann and Chapman, pltchora; Bur- Monday. Only a limited number of ptan a network of highways through
CHICAGO, May 13.—Vito Giorgio
•nance of notices of a general la the refrigerator window In black
dick short Stop; Chittenden, first these tickets will he sold.at reduced out the republic.
and Jam es C ssclo, both of New Or
* * * u c* nt * gallon in ^rice and white that ia also a work of real
base; McLucac. second base; Walker, pricts and if you will give your aupleans, were shot to death in an Italian
- . ne- ‘ N ative Monday.
All art.
Signboards mounted on a pedcstral
of Orlando, will play third; "Dubby’’ port to the club and at the same time
barber shop here today by two uni
'♦' announced an increase
--------- ex
Sm-nccr in the outfield. Two heavy see these games for less money, see so they are revolved by the Wind to dentified assassins who entered tbs
r
*****
Com
tin
nv
I_
_
I
*
local o ffl.
bf ttht l Company,
—
u t.
Only a few more of those beautiful hitting outfields nnd another fa st in- Charley Britt befoiv all these ticket* display a number o f advertisements
■hop an dsuddenly started firing shot
Ifrom a ’0i<1 they hnd not y#t Mother’* Day cards left at the Herald fielder will he secured thia week, giv- are disposed of, as only enough to arc nn Iowan’s idea.
guns without warning.
U>* cen*r*l office.
office* Get them today and nend ing Sanford a bail club thnt can stand meet the initial expenses will be sold,
mother one. They are. beautiful.
Bargains found each day by readHnve you lost o r found anything?
up with any of the Independent hall
The date of the opening game will
ing
the Herald Ads.
A
Herald
Want
Ad
will
help
you.
found ftnything?
clubs of the state.
>*• j o u n c e d later.
* nt Ad WHI help you.
F or quick rosulta, try • want ad.
.
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if
smew--"
ME HI.
SANFORD W ILL H AVE B A S E BALL
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T H E SA N FORD D A IL Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , M A Y 12, 1922
well.
Florida’s greatest product
la
j w
not found in the grove or farm ; you
will find much of it within the “Edi
tor’s Den" be it large or small.
We, of Sanford, hnvc great reason
to be thankful that altho the Herald’s
i
--------“den” is very small it has within it
l The gentle rain is falling as
one of tho brainest nnd best editors in
Another building ia down.
iwc put this paper to press and
the state. His nnmo (pnrdon me) is
i It looks like more would fall
synonymous with happiness nnd good
Set ’em up in the other alley.
l before another day dawns,
cheer; for always in the decorations |
i It means more poppers and^
This old town ia growing while wo of Christmas times, holly has the first * *
i better celery and all tho
place. I presume, because it rhymes * *
aleep— that ia while acme Bleep.
spring crops looking better,
so well with tho feelings of the peo- j
the tomatoes,
Roy Hardin of Orange City waa pie at that time. Hut nil pleasantries * a especially
rains means so much all
here yeaterday attending the Gun aside, I wish directly to any thnt the
round thnt we will ask for
Club ahoot and viaitlng with hla many good taste, the clear thinking, the
silence
for one hour at six
earnest solicitude for the city’s wel
Sanford frienda.
o’clock
in
order that wo can
fare, the kindly tone, the love for good
hear
the
rail
fulling on the
A. I). Commons of Stone Island waa order, tho sparkling wit, the respect for * *
here today visiting frienda and talk the church nnd the desire to help anil * * alley right by our office.
Ain’t wo got fine w eather?
ing about the motorcade to Titusville lift up, have won my sincere respect
5:10 A. Ms MAY 12, 1922
in which ho ia interested.
nnd love. My best wishes for you nnd
M
axim um ........................ 02
the Herald you shall ever have.
Minimum
.........
Sunday ia Mother’s Day.
Have
Even tho I nm
Range
..............
you sent her a beautifully engraved |
"UNKNOWN."
Barometer ___
cord expressing the sentiment of tho
Calm an!b clear.
day. The Herald has a fine line of
Table board at Hotel Montezuma,
them in all kinds and nil prices. Get 1 10 per week, Dost of service and
them today.
35-0tc
crufsine.
: SANFORD’S
: TEMPERATURE
Don’t Wait
COME EARLY BEFO RE THE BEST BAR
GAINS ARE GONE
b ig
v a l u e s
Kanner’s
Department Store
" I BLOCKS FROM TH E lllf ill PRIC ES’*
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Classified Ads 5r a line. No
. ad taken for lest than 25c.
and positively no clssaified
ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders.
Count five words to a line
and remit accordingly.
SALE
CHREVOLET
Garage.
FOR SALE, in
first class
i i n
Q
i ,
‘ ------ T O N I G H T MARK TWAIN’s
“A CONNECTICUT
YANKEE IN
KING ARTHUR'S
COURT”
•
%
A rip-roaring comedy jn
P*rts..
FOX
^
Also
NEWS
O B B C K I B a iB D E a
THE WEATHER
here for you
21.1-21 fi Sanford Avenue
o m
Phone fifiO
FOR SA LE— Gasoline pump nnd 180
gallon tank.—L. F. Roper. Phone
I fid.
39-tfc
The peper crop is short here and
NOTICE O F MEETING
Table bonrd at Hotel Montezuma,
everywhere |n the state on account of
______
$10 per week. Best of sorvicc nnd
the drouth and yet the price is very
American Legion Auxiliary will crulsine.
35-6tc
poor hen*. “There is a reason" as hold rrgulnr meeting at Court House
F o r Florida: Generally
they say In Michigan but we want to xhursdny evening. May Jlth , 8:00
tonight and Saturday.
The Roynl Neighbors of America
know why nnd wherefore.
Re on time.
37-3tp will meet at 10:30 o'clock Sunday nt
*»
** *
the Masonic Hnll to go in n body to
States Attorney George A. DcCot- BANK STA TEM EN TS TODAY
the Methodist Church.
40-2tp.
tes ia home for the week end from SHOW SANFORD INSTITUTION S
Beat of room and board attiiTftl
Del.nnd where he has been n busy
ARE DOING DIG BU SIN ESS
Room and board $12.50 per week plo Club.
man with aevernl murder cnsca and
and up.— Hotel Montezuma.
35-0tc ••____
many other ensea at the regtilar term
In this issue is the statements of
of Circuit Court.
Sanford's three banking institutions \1*1( 11. SHOWS GAIN
The Chamber of Commerce is anxI.His to take inn boosters to Titusville
Tuesday and there will be more than
100 if nil the public spirited citizens
of IM. , « t Ion climb l„ M r . . . . ............... .
FOR RENT
th. ’, hr„ J J ,
IN EMPLOYMENT FIG U R E S
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY
K" AS H INC,TON
May
12.
April
.L
K" Th,. M otor..dr will leave Ih l. ,
....................
j#v Tueiulnv niorniiur nt 6i^0a
i • •«
*
$
j
city Tuesday morning at o.. u.
the last statements were made and
while these statements are expected
The Inst of tiie celery i* being ship.
j)C ROO(j j uat now
jj,c cn(j 0 f {j,c
ped tiiis week. Henry Witte, ono of harvest season nlniost, the statements
th,. successful growers of the west today nrc „ rcvclalon and n baromside brought the editor of tho Herald vieT of trnilo ron«!ition8 here. Read
some nirc celery this morning. Hen- the* statements today nnd send a copy
ry knows we love it nnd can’t get out of thp Hcrntd to your friends,
to steal any of it so ho brings it to
___________________
Many thanks, old friend.
SOMETHING D IF F E R E N T
______
FOR HALE—Celery farm, 6 acres all
tiled, fi room bungalow; 1 mule nnd
paper and tools. Price $5,750.00.—E.
W’. R . Bates proprietor of the Hotel
F. I.nne.
39-3tp Altamonte was in the city today and
will leave for New Hampshire tomorFOR SALE— Ford Scdnn.— L. F. Rop
row where he has a summer hotel In
er. Phone ICO.
30-tfc
the White Mountains. Mr. Bates had
FOR SA LE—8-roomed house, newly
n most successful season nt Altamon
pninted inside nmf out. 1820 Park
te nnd will return early next fall for
38 3tp
Avenue.
the coming season.
FOR SA L E —A prartlcnlly new piano.
High grade, walnut finish for cash.
Paddy Wnldren the well known auc
$150.00.
319 Cypress Ave.
23-tf,» tioneer of Tampa who has been put
FOR SA L E —New six room hungnlow,
located on Sanford Heights. Lot 50
=135. Pr!*.e5i^|>0.00. Worth your
inspci tiorK ^X rpvVlonnclly.
onnelly.
33-tfc
and the general total of business
,]on,. j,y those banks is as follows:
Kjrst Nntlonnl Hnnk, $1,460,182. The
s Pminole County Hank. $ 1,042,9.17.
The peop|e i Ua'r.k " $037 714
The
^ flincc tnp nrst or tnc yciir* 3ocr, tnr>. Hunt of the Prcii(!cnts conferonce of unemployment, declared today.
MANY INDIAN LEADERS
ARE A RRESTED AT IIOMBAY
NAMES ARE JA W B R E A K E R S
one price.
nrire
All for ono
For quick rciulta, try a want cd.
SATIIROAV
ONE POUND
o f Our Famous
PEANUT BRITTHl
IIOMBAY, May 12.—Dcwndcs Gnnd
hi, son of Mohanda Gandhi, non co-
Come to the Parish House next 0* * I» ttonb* ,Md* r
"
Friday night. May 19 nt eight o’clock
PUnd*
nnd Bep ..The 0 ,(, p|nntatipn» put on j Knmadani, I resident all India con. .
., . „ . ni, . . . ./, »v._ n__ !i_i. . _ gross
commiuee nnd secretary Lashunder it,.
the nuspiccs of the Presbyter- .gross
_ rommlttcc
. , .
committee
...........
inn Wesmlnater Club. "E n ts " and
fun.
SPECIALI
WATER’S
Kandy Kitchen|
* " * n li°
Room nnd board $12.50 per week Now temporarily located it 2M I
unci up.— Hotel Montezuma.
35-Ctc I
nolia, nuxt to Wight's Gtrifi
H ill
ting on n snle for Ilrady’s .Stable here
left today for his home. He nut on a
big stock snle nt Deleon Springs for
Mr. B u rt nnd hns been successful in
this section where he hns been doing
business for many years.
lie has
many friends here who arc nlwnya
glad to see him.
IfC h u rc h w e ll’s Big Sale
Now in Full Blast
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AN ANONYMOUR LETTER
UoO.Sl
I’nR
RENlT
Furnished
with
FOB SA LE—Fine celery farm, 10
LOOK FOR TH E PLACE, IT W IL L BE TIM E AND MONEY WELL
privilege of garage. 709 Palmetto
acres rich hammock land, cultivated
But One of the Bight Sort Sent to the
nvenur.
34-lOtp
10 years. Crop on It now. Two Bow
SAVED
Herald
ing wells, 8H acres tiled; also thirty i'f'H RENT— Rooms nnd kitchenette.
acres hammock adjoining with one
—Shirley Apartments opposite post
The Herald docs not publish any
well nnd small part rlcnrod, near office, upstairs.
28-tfc
anonymous letters but the following
Cameron City. Apply to owner for --------------------------------------------------- Z l
letter scents to hove been sent with
particulars. Herbert O. Crinpon, U.
such good intent thnt we print it even
32-12p
U. A. Box 189
though it is ngninst our rules;
17,700 Acres In East Orange
Men’s Dimity Check Union Su its nt ench
County
I’ercnls, 36-inches wide, nt, per yard
FO B SA L E —15 ncres orange grove,
My Dear Mr. Holly:
fine land, about 400 old bearing
The
annonymous
writer
is
usually
n
On Famous
orange and grapefruit trees. Also pe
simpleton or nt its worst a phool. more
Orlando
to Ocean
can, pcnch, grapes, pears nnd
or less simply. I am not certain
Highway
fruit trees on Golden Lake, 3V» miles
where you will class me; but ns 1 nm
Rich Farming, Citrus nnd
south of Snnford. Also another 4 Me
of n more or less retiring disposition
Trucking Lands
acre* of fine rich, cultivated pine land
( ? ) especially at bed time, I trust you
Being Syndicated in
with about 75 old henring orange nnd
will pnrdon the perpetration of a kind
30 Acre Tracts
grapefruit trees, nml nbout 75 pecan
i ly deed, performed by the left hand,
Each
tract fronting on Orlandotrees, on Silver Lnke. Apply to own
which the right hand must not know.
Ocean Boulevard at the extreme
er, Herbert O. Crippen, B. R. A. Box
It is my desire to place n wreath of
ly low price of—
189.__________________________ 32-12 p
sincere appreciation upon the brow of
$28.24 per Acre
Men s Night S h irts, cu t full size, nt ench
Dimity C hecks, good, sm ooth quality at,
one, whose "dome" is somehow, some
FOR SA I.E— Potato barrels In any
Five Years in Which to Pay.—
what
bereft
of
its
natural
adornment;
quantity, special prices on car lots,
per y ard
Title Good—Warranty Deed
nnd yet which shines with n grant
Guaranteed
correspondence' solicited, Clearwater
brightness and scintillating lustra
Land May Be Occupied Before
Mfg. Co., Clenrwntcr, Fla.
8-tfc
Payment Completed
within the columns of our excellent
FOR SALE OR L E A SE —One 20 acre,
This tract consists of 17,700
Snnford Herald.
ono 10 acre Sanford nvc. walking
veres bordering both sides the
Florida is blessed with n newspaper
distance to city. Two lots corner
Orlnndo-Eaat Const Sixteen-foot
fraternity
of unusual mental nnd morBoulevard for nbout eight miles,
Center and Elm uve. Two lots west
nl vigor. Wit nnd wisdom abound,
is
intersected
by
the
Florida
side Pslmrtto nvc., 50 ft from Elev
East Coast Hail road and two
not only in high places but in low ns
enth St. Mnke offer, B. T. Corey,
bther rnnin county highways ono
owner, lifi N. Spring St., Los Ange
of which is to be hnrd-surfaced
nlso.
les, Calif.
28Htf: 29-tf
bOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
Men’s Pnjam ns in W hite, Pink and Blue,
Silk S h irtin g s, good p attern s, nt !*‘r
Upon completion of these hnrdrooms,
at
the
Temple
Club.
37-fltc
8TOP—LOOK— READ
surfaced rrtad* the value of this
nt
yard
land will increase very subPf)R REN T—8-room house on Union
FRUIT-PRODUCE 8IIIP P B R 8
stnntinlly
ns
hns
nlrendy
been
Ave. A. P. Connelly.
2fl-tfc
Try our expert service collecting Rnildemonstrated in nil other sec
roael Claims.
Originnl.
Vouchers
bOK RLJv’T —Two unfurnished rooms,
tions of Orange County, nnd tho
aent direct to clnimnnts.—Eastern
syndicate proposes to sell in
bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good
imnll tracts the syndicate hold
Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G.
location. Apply “R. S.M, care of Her
m
ings nt a profit.
ald Office.
Cooper, Ass’t General Mgr., with P. R.
This tract is virgin timbered and
R. Claim Department, ten years, Seathe timber is conservatively es
WANTED
P A Y CASH
ford, Del.
10-e.od-2wc
timated to be worth $12.00 per
scro.
H
O
U
SEKEEPERS,
who
like
pickles,
FOR SALK— Warehouse with h. ft.
Get Hetter ValuesFor
References—Any bank or buslcucumbers for pickling, peck, 25c;
siding. Within four blocks of center
■ ness house In Orange County.
bushel,
75c.—Edwin
Randall,
819
of city.
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Honest Salesmen Wanted
" Firzt S t
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Ceo. V . KNIGHT
Mail Coupon Today for Partlrulara
WANTED—Small cottage, unfurnUh_________
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ORLANDO EA ST COAST LAND CO.
cd or half of house, or unfurnished
FO R SALE— One barber chair nnd 120 So. Orange Ave., Orlnndo, Fla.
housekeeping
rooms. Address "P e r
fixtures, at 418 East Third St.
„ * ■en»«> send particulars of your 17,
manent,’
I*.
O.
Itox 518, Srnford. 34-p
700
ncre
development.
This
in
no
________
_____
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manner oldigntes me.
MONEY
TO
LOAN AT 4 ft~ O n a*
FOR S A L E —Ono fi-room bungalow,
Nnme
..........
homes,
groves
and fnrms, 4 per cent 3
_________
located on Snnford Heights, $1,500,
Address
...................
.....................
simple
interest
in
multiples
of
$1,000
"
cash, a bargain.—A. P. Connelly.
W -----------Snnford Dnily Herald, Snnford, Fin. payable $10 per month. Strout Agen- 5 ■
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cy, Box 518, Eustis, Fla.
35-10tp 3 ............................
UNION SUITS AT 69c
PERCALES AT 17c j
69c
r
NIGHT SHIRTS AT 98c
DIMITY AT 22c
98c
22c
PAJAMAS AT $1.19
SHIRTING AT 89c
$1.19
89c
:
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IT—
[The Church well Co.
FIRST STREET
SELLS IT FOR LESS
WELAKABjjM
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The Chicago authorities becoming
tired o f the rough neck labor leaden
committing murder at will have In
stituted a war against them and
rounded up over 800 and put them in
Jail. The police say they will give
these gangs as good ns they send in
the future and the law is out on gun
men in the Windy City.
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new law will be enacted in Florida
relating to the making of liquor. An
owner of a still will hnvc to pay a li
cense in the nature of an Internal
revenue tax. Wo have ceased long
ago to endeavor to understand any of
the ins and outs of the prohibition
taws.
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UNCLE HANK
Those present
Included:
Georgia Mobley, Jesq ifaxwell, Mary
Bell Allen, Margaret Cox,
Alice
Kunyon, Carol Stone, Maude Carraway, Ethel TilHs, Mary Field*, Nao
mi Scoggan, Lucile Partin, Emily
' Griffin,
in, Snrnh
harnn Malpas.
Ma.pas. Messrs. Jao
S ^ ° T t S r 3 £ ” s
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Robert Jenkins, Joe Caldwell,
pope, Lewis Shipp^I Alton Farnell,
Bussell Pnrkcr, Ira Tillis and Prof
(1. E. McKay.
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showed a marked Increase in Sunday
school attendance.
It was voted to discontinue the use
of the name "Tem ple" in connection
with tho church and horesfter it will
SPECIAL S U N D A y -F R J E D l ^ -™
CHICKEN AND WAFFLES It was stated officially that
The Social Servlet D-.
the Methodist Church
home of Mrs. W. s. Tlw!!
F irst Street,
16th, at 3:30.
JE N N Y 8P.U i.nixg,
this
Tho Jenny S; .uldicj
h o t e l ' mo™ kzum ' v SSERV-lch. u" h.h“ .nf . '" - “ 1*1
^ £*
Temple Club" and no control of tho Wednesday oftrtn-on « t i l
12
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ll-ltc same and has never expended any mon Mrs. G .C. Fellow.
7 : no.
ey in connection therewith.
of members. The s f t e n ^
in sewing. The mtttfcr
NOTICE
SCRAP IRON CLA8B
with prayer led by Mrt r ?
next meeting will V<. r(lt
Regular meeting of the Business &.
Tomorrow
is
Mother’s
Day
and
Mr*. Ashley Kelly at le i
Professions! W’omen’s Club, May 15,
\tj *
has been changed tu ilontexuma Ho special dsy at Dr. Walkers Class a t W est Hughey St
Severn! men urged to be on time it
tel. All members please get vour ban the Princess Theatre.
quet ticket of Miss Aycock at Row
er’s Drug Store, or phone her your i i m m i H H i m m i i i i i i i i m i n i i u , -------- "55
, ,
.
.
""• m
"'servotion. not Inter than noon Monll-lt c
day. <1.00 per plnte.
Tampa man saya the home la to
The Associated Press Is exclusive blame for tho "flapping of tho flap
Th‘ feller who hllches his wagon to
ly entitled to the use for republics- pers." In some instances yes. In all a star hslnt bothered with any tall
tion of all news dispatches credited to instances no. Some girls would be geitln mixed up with th’ reins.
It or not otherwise credited in this pa flappers if their father was a minis
per and also the local news published ter of the gospel and they had been
ami federal aid. They have secured
herein.
raised In the shadow of the church the majority of the state institutions,
All rights of repub! icstlon of spec itself.
including the state capital, and pro
ial dispatches herein are also re
----------- o------------pose to hold them ns long ns possible,
served.
They ore now seeing sawfish four and all indications seem to be that It
r i i u h i teen feet long with legs on them near
V «l»
H E * A I D BUIUUSO.
will be a long time before their grip
Airuriln. Wo hope the "shine" made con be loosened. The slate presents
Mother’s Day tomorrow and if your
around here will never produce any the anomalous spectacle of its most
such animals and when it does it will progressive element thrown down mother Is living bring her here to the
MOTHER.
lie time for the consumers to quit all and hog tied by its non-progressive Seminole Cafe and treat her to one of
kinds o f drinks—even to Coca-Cola.
people who hate progress ns the those famous chicken or turkey din
We don’t need the nnunt Mother’s
------------ o------------devil hates holy water. How long ners. It will add years to her life
Day to remind us of your benign
"W here Is my Wandering llus- shall this state of things be allowed and make her feel that she is npprepresence night nml day. It mntters bond Tonight" has no pulling powir to continue7 Haw long shall south dnt<’'1 in thi* world*
4 M tc
not that you have passed before for f any more «t the theatres.
With Florida be obliged to beg for its
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you nrc still with us, your sheltering ionic rrnl home brew and a radio out- rights, only to be greeted with n Caught Bank Robbers
arms arc over us nml your warnings fit the husubnds don’t want to ever contemptuous refu sal?
Better
At Plant City Today
come when danger nriscs. From our attend n lodge meeting these beauti- u .p(lrntion much as we would dislike
earliest Infancy when our eyes opened ful Florida nights.
Were Boarding Train
to sec it, than a longer continuance
-o -----------upon your dear face until tho day
of the present deplorable situation.
(Hr I h r A ** » r ln tr d I ' m * )
when you were taken away you hnvc
Virginin Is having some great times __Tninpa Times
LAKELAND, May 13.—Two men
lieen with us and near us and vvhuth- Just now with coni strikes, floods mo______
giving the names of A. II. Davis, of
cr It Is the red flower or the whito Ivors dropping and other happenings,
MOTHER’S DAY
Birmingham; J . C. Jones, of Atlanta,
flower tomorrow it seems that you They nil seem to have their troubles
'I
were arrested nt Riant City shortly
nrp here nt times nml you are up —nil hut Florida and we are only
The second Sunday in May is Mothbefore midnight charged with partici
there nt times but your sweet pres- having a little trouble with
cr'a Day, nnd it should be observed
pation
in the robbery of the Bank of
ence Is with us waking and sleeping drouth.
jmiversally. The object of this doj
Stuart
j-esterdnj-. The third man,
and we fenr not for you are with us
i is to honor motherhood; to brighten
Walter
R.
Young, of Atlanta, is sought
always. Simple words avail us noth
ON TO TITU SV ILLE
the lives of our mothers and to make
the iofficers.
arrests
were
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■by
' » mi
f t m i in,
*The
m
m
•toio
oviv
ing, dear mother, today or tomorrow.
home
ionic more honored, loved nnd pro.
,
,
.
, , made by the Lakeland motorcycle ofWe will endeavor to live ns you
Every business man, who possibly t ected by their children; to
remind
,,
. .
,
. ..
„ . fierrs nt tho Riant City railroad stnwould have us live and we will know can should attend the inter-state wat- sons and. daughters
of the unselfish
tier, a few minutes before departure
thnt the illimitable distance from erway meet in Titusville next Tilesdevotion of their mothers, nnd possib
earth to heaven will not keep you day. The proposition as The News
north bound trnin. The men are in
ly of their own selfish neglect of their
nwny from us nml that every good see it to consider the construction
the Riant City jail under special
parents.
guard
deed will give you satisfaction re- of n canal from Lnko Monroe or Lake
Let us on this Mother’s Day make
cordless of the distance that might Harney over to the East Const. The
our mother feel that this May day
separote us.
FORT PIERCE, May 13— Although
money, it is stated, has already been she is, in her children's hearts,
the bandits who yesterday robbed the
appropriated for the improvement of "tjuccn of the May."
Few persons reiiUxe or appreciate the East Const Canal and it depends
On this *<lny let everyone wear » Bank of Stuart nt Stuart, came direct
considerably
on
the
action
nt
this
the philanthropic work which Mr.
white flower in honor of mother, or ly up the Dixie highway and were
l i s t e r A. Beaman is performing in meeting ns to which route will be u red flower if’ mother is livin g.'The l' “ ‘n >’>' ,ever" 1 !’™jde, the trio, two
giving to the people a pleasure spot chosen, that down along the East white carnation Is the emblem flow- of whom nrc "“id to hc nnmpd Mob,«y
like Rnlm Springs, a few miles west Const, or the one from Jack son vitlo to er. It is the emblem of the purity and Mercer' relatives of John Ashley,
of Longwood, and Just n brief ride Lake Monroe by means of the St. and fragrance in the lives of holy who robbed the same bnnk several
from Orlando. Palm Springs, with a Johns River nml then back across to motherhood.
Its whiteness stands Vl‘ar" nK°* WM ,,ot hftltt>d here» nnd
ia for beau
vcuu- ,urm’d westward across the prairies,
flow of lft.ftftft gallons per minute, hns the East Coast. The latter proposi for purity; its form stands
been encircled with a concrete basin tion would be a Mg thing fo r Pel-and ty; Its frangrnnee stands for love; i ^ t Sheriff A. Iluffncr, here, it Is atated,
Ik |'14!Id
...i w-a* v.-tifi,,; riilliiu ten minutes after
nnd other equipment hns been added ami all west Volusia county nnd its wide Held of growth, for «-v
. Mill,-lijf
the robery. Stuart is about thirty
at considerable cost, consist in-' of pee citizen* *hmi!d exert every effort to its lasting quality, faithfulness.
it
possible.— DoLand
mnnent seals, tables, broiler or grill, help make
Jesus. Home and Mother are words minutes ride from here.
Both Mobley, sadi to be a nephew of
bath houses, etc. It is a divine spot Nows.
that touch the heart of the World
set amidst tropical grandeur nnd here
deeper than any others. If it is an the Ashley brothers, ami Mercer, a
thousands of people bathe nnd picnic STATE DIVISION SEEM S TH E angel mother, she makes heaven relative of obley's are said to lie onlynnunlly, coming from miles nrotind
ONLY SOLUTION.
more inviting; if still In the earthly about sixteen years old. It is said
Everything is free nnd fcc-less. Tho
home, she Is the guide and unchan that the two with another man, nnd
water is ns rlenr ns crystal, ever bulTHie state of Florida is in that un geable friend, moving about to sweet with Mobley in a woman's attire,
lillng ami throwing itself into the pleasant condition which we describe ministries nnd laving service.
drove to the bank nt noon, where they
Wckiva river, thence into the St. in speaking of animals ns “hide
"To the man who appreciates bis covered Cashier Percy Fugc, cleaned
Johns river, nnd on to the sen. Such bound.
it js trying to operato un mother, all women are sacred for h o r ,” *^ *bo n ,*b counter and escaped,
n plnre witli the medicinnl value of der an nrrhnic constitution, adopted sake,"
says Jean Raul R ich ter.1 They were in n six-cylinder autumnnut
the sulphuric water, could be com- j nearly fifty y»ars ago. which m ight! Thomas Carlyle thought of bis moth- ,d,° and »*1*«hm1«1 for this place. They
mcrriuliscd, but Mr. Beemon has have been well enough nt that time er ns tho "Holy of Holies.” Abraham hod taken the car from a colored man
chosen to give it to the people, whore but which has ben long since out Lincoln said, "All that I am or hopo l'outb
s,Unr,< according to the story
they may derive happiness nnd re grown, nnd now is an insufferable to be, I owe to my nngel mother."
here, and after relieving him of <50 in
creation— Orlando Sentinel.
hindrance to progress, it serves ns
Make the I Ith of May a happy- ono cash tied him to a tree. On the outIt is also ju st n few miles from a shield behind which the non-pro- for mother. Let her know you think -Hkirtw of this place they abandoned
Sanford nml is really in Seminole gresisve element run hide when It of nml .honor, her. Make her a v is it,1*b d r
car anil took n smaller one,
County.
suits their purpose, or which they con if you can. if not, write her a letter. leaving the woman's appnrcl used in
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ignore when it does not. It lodged Have her come for n visit with you. thd car they abandoned.
The government officials might the power in the northern counties,
They turned west towards Sebring
If she is not living, honor her mem
have left that $500,000 worth of Lib which were nltout nil there was of ory by wear a white /lower. Then, nnd were f-dlowcd by a posse headed
erty- bonds in the safety deposit box Florida nt the time, ami hy a series too, we can honor mother by doing b* *bt' hbl‘riff of Rnlm Bench county
at St. Augustine long enough to help " f east Iron restrictions mnde it p o s good to others, for that was "mother's nlld ordF an hour Inter by n posse from
out the state of Florida even If tho sible fur them t hold it indefinitely, way." In honoring mother, we honor 4S^u,,r'
bends were stolen. We could have against the protests of the younger ourselves.— Florida Christian AdVOThe News-Tribune Inst night re
borrowed the money, invested it in and mure progressive counties. Tho cate.
ports that one posse composed of Gor
Sanford real estate and made a m il-j legislators whom they send up to
don Rowe, Dozier Drawdy- and L, M.
----------n------------lion after handing tho bonds back to Tallahassee hnvc persistently ignorGray, caught up with them but the
BIRTHDAY PARTY
the owners.
e<! the plain mnndate of the constitubandits got the drop on them, mnde
®
tion in the matter of re-npportionThursday evening at the homo of *bp,n n 'l'air the bandit’s car nt the
®nnfurd High School girls took the uient, and in doing so they have one Mr. nnd Mrs. O. J . Rope, on Celery R°’nl ° ( <he gun ami then drove off
priicx away from the Orlando boys at and all violated their oaths of office. Avenue, n delightful surprise pnrty n,,d
the debate down there last night. Mhnt is the constitution to them was given by Mrs. McKay nnd Mrs. I
They tried to ring In that ancient when it stands in their way? Merely Rope in honor of Miss Florence Me-J SPECIAL SUNDAY—FRIED
stu ff nlKiut county division but our a "scrap of paper," ns their notions Kay and Mis* I.ucilo Rope, the day CHICKEN
AND W AFFLES
girl* were too much for them nnd plainly show. It may be useful nt being the birthday of -each.
; AND ALL THE FIXIN 'S, 7.rie.
proved that Sanford was nil right Bmes to block the wheels of progress
The guests were assembled In tho H O TEL M ONTEZtlMA, S E R V
when compared to the Rhlllppmes or nnd nt such times they have a very living room when tho two girls re ED FROM 12 TO 2 AND fi TO
Orlando or any other insular posses tender regard for it.
turned from the home of Miss F?thel 7 :3 0 .
n -ltc
sions.
They stick to an nnliqunteil sys Tillis where they had s|>ont the after
tem of taxation, discarding the ex noon, The party was n complete sur F IR S T HARPIST CHURCH
perience of older and more advanced prise.
CALLS A PASTOR
f■■■■■■■uaaaaaaaauuuiaaNaB states, ns well ns the teachings of
After enjoying several games the
those who have made a lifelong study guests were invited into the dining
At the regular quarterly business
of the subject. Their msin ambition room Here the color scheme of pink meeting of the First Baptist Church
seems to be to get hold of more thnn nnd white
carried out in ev ery ! of Sanford Inst Wednesday evening,
lite was enrried
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their due portion of the taxes raised
ed detail, nnd delicious refreshments of May 10th, n number of important m at
by the whole state for expenditure in Ice cream in _pink ________
nnd rose cups_____
nnd__________
tens were_____
brought_ before the v„„
church
their own counties.
It hss lieen said Angel Food enko were served, while
A call was extended to Dr. F. D.
that 70 per rent of the money rais- the two largo birthday cakes were King, of Fort Myers, Florida, to be
lli by taxation conics from the sou- ( being rut. F!nch birthday cake con- come pastor of this church, the call
them counties, while only 5 per cent tained n dime, nnd the fortunate was wired to him nnd he hns accepted
i* expended there. The the rank In- j ono who secured these dimes were and is expected to arrive and preach
jUNtlfe of
of such
such a
situation never Miss Georgia Mobley and MissM a r-, his first
sermon ns pastor of tho
*
com*
to
appeal to the citizens of the gnret Co*
The favors were pinkchurch the last Sunday In May.
Dr.
Courtesy nnd Prompt S e r
vice Our Motto
n , " rt
‘ heir motto is to and white sweet peas.
King was formerly from Charlotte, N.
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i*i t a they t an. and keep nil they
The party adjourned about eleven C,, nnd has Wen pastor nt Ft. Myers
m
j
K e'
(o'clock und the evening was greatly for the past five years, the church
They have plodded along through enjoyed by all.
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there has greatly prospered under his
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I'hnnrs I9T-I9I
tn .ir saml roads for years rnther
Mrs. McKay and Mrs. Pope were leadership. He is greatly Impressed
■ than bond themselves for better ones, assisted in entertaining by Mrs. All- wjth th e ’future of Sanford
WELAKA BLOCK
pr hut now they are hankering a fte r tlerson, Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs other fields hnvc held out greater in
■■■anavt,aaaaaaaaaaaaanaaax (more than their proportlqn of state Crawford.
ducements from a financial standM K X n K II
point, ho has decided to cast h it lot have been planning u
c'asn this day j,
*
with tho people of SatifotfL
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A report from the Board o f Tru«- and be greeted by , •
live
toos showed that the indebtedneM of are Interested In Mfh J *
the church has been materially reduc
ed during the past three months. Re Thentrc is the p|w«. “
port from Board of Deacons showed
, collcction# ori Um 75 million SOCIAL 7 e r V
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and 'Holly Am
Gas, E lectricity ,
Bath and every M
Each with five rooms
corner of Third street
Screened throughout,
stantaneous H eater in
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Ready for Immediate Occupancy
A p p ly to
G e o rg e A . D e C o tte s , Own
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P r o v e d I ts e lf
T he same design of disc clutch th a t tvaa used in ihep0*
ful war tan ks is likewise used in th e Iluick Four.
The Buldc dutch under the m ost (rruelling condition**
proved Itself absolutely positive, dependable, and *»*!
operate— n clu tch th a t dem onstrated the same certain'/
s a fe ty for unforscen em ergency th at il did fur
service.
T h is thoroughly tru stw orthy unit is a devcsnpmrnt d
yenrs of consistent e ffo rt. It is typically repriv-intaim
the standards g o y rn in g the construction of the Uu'f*
throughout.
Ask us to tell you m ore about Huick
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PRICES
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22-Four-3J Ituadater $ 895
22-Fnur-35 Touting .. 935
22-Four-36 Coup* .... 1295
22-Fonr-37 Sed an ...... 1395
2 2 -S ix -lt Roadster.j . 1365
22-Six-45 Touring .... 1395
PRICES
22-Slx-lfi Coupe 22-Slx-D Sedzn22-SU-I9 Coupe 22-Six-U* Tourist- ]
22-Slx-SO S e d *"F. O. IL Flint.
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T H E SA N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , SA T U R D A Y , M A Y 13, 1922
in Florida during the past year. Thera
went « l.o report, from the treasurer
and auditor and committee, for the
> U l. a r ilr illc , Announced. L . „ In
.he .ftem o o n the d el.,A te. ,„ d lo.
cnl members motored out to Ijikeside
Park where a picnic spread was enjoyed
and the delegates entertained
Thuttdiy night. May 25th, the play
during
the evening.
L j J S S S n Cinderella , » will be p n ,
Today there will be many address, . in it s. auditorium by the ax*
, n tmtills of Miss Williams, ben- « ot interest, all dealing with wornrfM‘
science Course. Admls- «n In industry. This evening at 7:30
-W -.L xr-„ p i L aU u. e ___ _______.
(fit Demesne otic.
o’clock, Mrs. Elizabeth Sears, one of
will lie charged.
the leading mebbers of the National
The program for Commencement Federation, and editor of the Indepen
ttk. May 25th through 30th, is as dent Woman, the official magazine of
the organization, will address an open
° ' K y night, May 26t h - J u n lo r - meeting to which the public is cor
dially invited. As n young woman
fenior banquet. Valdez Hotel.
[ t o d a y , May 28th, 11:00 A. M ._ Mrs. Scars was a reporter on the
Lccalaureatc Sermon, by Hey. Geo. Kansas City Star for several J e “ rs
flyman, in High School Auditorium. and l a t e r coming t o New York b e kj,[j will be a union service of all the came a contnnt contributor to t h e
churches. The public is cordially In- Woman’s Home Companion, the Ladien Home Journal nnd other noted
American magazines for women. Mrs.
J Monday morning, 10:00 A. M.— Sears
is president o f the .New Y o r k
fth Cr.de Graduation K xcrciscs at
League of Business Women, which is
th* Grammar School.
Monday afternoon, H. S. Campus, one o fthe largest clubs of its kind
( —Class
( inaij Day
^ Exercises.
_______
( in the country, and has ju st been ol|8:00 P. M
Monday'nighL^May^CDth, 8:15 P. M .' elected executive secretary of the Na—Recital by pupils of Mrs. Fannie Mortal Federation. She is a speaker
o f note and her address this evening
Istembr' liv Munson.
subject, “The New
Tuesday night, May 30th, 8:16 P. will be on the
„
M H. S,f Auditorium—Graduating Dispensation.
Ezerciies. Address by Dr. Wm, F .
Blackman. Public cordially invited. THAT ItA ltE THING—
EN TERTAIN M ENT
H. S. NOTES
We cannot stress too strongly the
I Importance of your buying a copy of
sties yrtr’s Salmagundi. The annual
Ithi* y«ar Is bigger and better than
lever before, and the price
Is the
lian'c—•« "fork out that dollar" nm|
and
L ip your school and city. A Salm a1igjr.iii i- i "f the finest presents you
[could make your relatives nnd is very
Ifhesp. t <> Huy as many as you can
]—theyr’e going fnstl
The Sanford Dramatic Club of SanIfonl pave several selections, a play,
Idsrrri, sketches, etc., at II. S . last
Irriday (May 5> to a large audience,
[The selections were greatly enjoyed.
I The flub has donated J20 for Domes■tic Science course.
“A Connecticut Yankee in King A r
thur's Court" answers every require
ment of n picture to play in the very
best class of house. It has distingulshed
U18np«' authorship;
authorship; it
it is
is based
based on
on aa
novc> th« fnme ° f "h lch has spread
through two hemispheres; it has been
produced wiht a lavish expenditure
that permitted the filling of all the
great spectacles in the story with un
stinted magnificence; it has been di
rected with skill, and it is pluyed by
a company of distinguished artists
performances score the points
" f the story with delightful ccrtninty
^
nn*l last, n rapid-fire
* tor>’ of thrilling adventure and ap
pealing romance. This picture will be
at the Princess again tonight.
"Suwanee tliver” by Fritz K reislcr,
land "Your eyes have told me what 1 PLUM B IS DYING—
AUTHOR OF PLUMB PLAN
(did not know” by the late Enrico Car
FO R GOV'MENT O W NERSH IP
[uso, were played in chapel Thursday.
"Great stuff," we'll say!
( H y T h e Aesnelnted P r e s s )
WASHINGTON, May 12— The re),
ntives and friends of Glenn E. Plumb,
author of the Plumb plan for Govern
ment ownership and employee opera
tion railroads, is momentarily expec
ting his death today
Hi* condition
was worse this morning, with heart
affection.
The Senior Class party given by
Wr» /Inzer Wednesday night a t her
home, was a great success. Dancing
wa« greatly enjoyed
while
Jim
Schaal played. The color scheme was
v,ry ape-pristc, the d ata Color., gar*
rift ami gold. We shall never forget
thi» delightful occasion.
The inventor of a new aafety catch
for windaws that will hold a sash in
any position claims it cannot be for
ced from outside a window by bur
glars.
Friday in chnpcl we had n "one|aided” debate, in reality a practice
for ojr three debaters, Florence Hen
ry, Margaret Cox and M argaret Gal
lagher, who will debate on the Phllippine question in Orlando Friday
I right. Byron, the chairman, amused
I tu very much with his speech for in
introducing each speaker he had a
j Ae about each one. Here’s hoping
our debaters win.
Have you lost or found anything?
A Herald W ant Ad will help you.
N O T IC E !
N o tice Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t the f o l
lo w in g p e t i t i o n w ill be p re se n te d to the
C o u n ty Hoard o f P u b lic I n s t r u c t i o n for
S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , a t a m e e t
in g to be held n t 9:30 a m. Tueeday,
May l « t h . 1S27, a t th e o f f i c e o f S u p i r In te n d e n t o f Putillo I n e lr u c t lo n , Ban-
Jiid.-. II isholder gave the Senior
Civic Class such an instructive nnd
- ___
Interesting talk Tuesday. We certaln- ford. Florida:
TO T U B C O U N T Y IIOAHD O F P U D L IC
do apprei mtc the intcrct shown us.
IN H T B U C TIO N
FO It
SEM IN O L E
COUN TY, F L O R I D A :
YO U Il P E T I T l O N E I t H h e r e a f t e r d e
The Seniors enjoyed another class s ig n a t e d a s p e t i t io n e r s fro m S p e cia l
T ax S c h o o l D i s t r i c t No 2. S e m in o le
party on tkednesdny evening given C o u nty, F l o r i d * , r e s p e c t f u ll y r e p r e s e n t
t h a t th e y a r e q u alifie d e l e c t o r s Unit
by Mr nnd Mrs. A. M. Zlnser nnd pay
a t a x on e i t h e r r e a l o r p e re o n al
p
wi,h to thank them for their kind- ro p e rty a n d a r e re sid e n ts o f t h a t P«rtlon
o f Hemlnolo County,
F lo rid a,
re»».
k n o w n and d es c rib ed ns S p e c ia l T ax
S ch o ol D i s t r i c t No 2. such d is t r i c t c o n
t h a t t e r r i t o r y o f S e m in o le
SKMoit ( i \SS IS EN TERTA IN ED 1 ct aoiunni nt yg. all
F l o r i d a e m b race d w it h in the
----------f o llo w in g d e s c r i p t io n :
Th,
ri_ .
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B eg inning
nt
S o u th e a s t
earner
i n m r t la s s w a s d e l i g h t f u l l y s e c t i o n IS. T o w n s h i p 21 S. B a n g s JO 8 ,
«r-t«rtnii.i,l by \Jr and \ l „
a
m
run west to S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r S e c t io n
> Air. nnd .Mrs. A . M . , , T o w n i h l „ , , s , B a n g * 29 IS. th e n c e
»*»<> would further represent that they
S T ' S 'be* »
ift?
SffV S.*
*cho°* dl*,r,c * f o r the purp oee o f levy-
S fiW .T .'J ffiS '.itS 'ftfJ S tffiS B
R5f,t'tA%'J".'.ne?,V.VV., S : M a ‘l5*I
Special T a x Schol D i s t r i c t by e x te n d in g
—
a P*cl*>
» Bchoo‘
D i s t rb.oun-'?‘‘
i c t No.rl*
2,* -of
S e m in
o le C o*»
u nty,
F lo ri
da. ao as to Include tho t e r r i t o r y last
ab o v e described
YO U Il P E T I T I O N E R S would f u r t h e r
r e p r e s e n t t h a t m o re th a n t w e n t y - f i v e
per c e n t o f the qu a lifie d e l e c t o r s who
pay a tax on e i t h e r r e a l o r p e rso n al
p ro p e r ty and who a r e
r e s id e n t s
of
S p e c i a l T a x S ch ool D i s t r i c t No. 1, S e m i
nole County, F lo rid a , us now com posed,
and a l s o t h a t m o re th a n t w e n t y - f i v e
p e r c e n t of the q u a lifie d e l e c t o r s who
pay a t a x on e i t h e r r e a l or p e rs o n a l
p r o p e r ty and who a r e r e s id e n t s o f t h a t
t e r r i t o r y laat a b o v e d escrib ed ,
bein g
c o n t ig u o u s to S p e c i a l T a x S c h o o l D i s
t r i c t No. 2. S e m in o le C ou nty, F l o r i d * ,
h a v e sig ned th is petitio n.
YO U Il P E T I T I O N E R S would f u r t h e r
r e p r e s e n t th a t th e y a r e q u a lifie d e l e c
t o r s who pay a t a x on e i t h e r r e a l or
p e r s o n a l p ro p e rty and a r e r e s id e n t * of
t h a t p o rtio n o f S e m in o le C o u nty, F l o r l da. d escrib ed ns f o llo w s, t o - w l t :
B eginning at S o u theast corner Secrur!* t h e n c e ’ W eaVV o’ t h * kcuihwe*i°cor?0#r ^ U° ? s ^ h T to "Sou^h we?.’ S
'
ttoetion at. Towntblp 21 R, iian r*
Jfom hiest cor J e r * * « l o n Y *?*L w n *hip
*1 B , B a n g s ! » E . t h e n c e N o rth alo n g
c r u n t y line to W e k l v a r i v e r
th e n c e
f f o r t b e a s t e r l y a lo n g said r i v e r to the
i n t e r s e c t i o n o f said riv e r w ith th e e a * t
a n d w est c e n t e r lin e o f S e c t i o n
9,
T o w n s h ip 20 H, B a n g s 29 U . thence
Hast to S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f th e N o r t h
e a s t q u a r t e r S e c t i o n 7, T o w n s h ip 20 S .
B a n g s 11 B , t h e n c e N o rth
one-half
mile,, t h e n c e F-*st to S a n f o r d g r a n t line
t h e n c e S o u t h e a s t a l o n g said lin e to c e n
t e r S e c t i o n 10. T o w n s h i p 20 S, B a n g s JO
E .. t h e n c e S o u th one mile, t h e n c e e ast
o n e - h a l f m ile t h e n c e S o u t h to b e g in ' ' ' " v h l c h said la s t d e i c r l p t l o n Includes
and e m b r a ce # a ll t h a t t e r r i t o r y o f S e m
ino le C ou nty. F lo rid a , now Included and
e m b r a c e d In th e S p e c ia l T ax S ch o o l D i s
t r i c t No. 2. S e m in o le C o u nty. F lo rid a ,
nnd a l s o t h a t t e r r i t o r y c o n t ig u o u s to
said d is t r i c t and s e c o n d ly a b o v e
de
scrib ed .
YOUIl P E T I T I O N E R S f u r t h e r
rep
r e s e n t Unit th e y d e s i r e t h e l i m i t * of
said S p e c ia l T a x S ch o o l D i s t r i c t No. 2.
e x te n d e d so ns to e m b r a c e and Include
all th e t e r r i t o r y l a s t a b o v e d escribed ,
nnd t h a t such t e r r i t o r y be c r e a t e d Into
a S p e c ia l T a x S c h o o l D i s t r i c t , to be
nu m b e re d and k n o w n a * y o u r Honora b l e body shall deem b e st, but p l o f e r a b l y ns s p e c i a l T ux S c h o o l D i s t r i c t No.
2, S e m in o le County. F l o r i d a . T h e a.vld
d is t r i c t to be c r e a t e d f o r th e p u rp o se of
le v y in g and c o l l e c t i n g a d i s t r i c t school
tux fo r th e e x c lu s iv e uso o f tho public
f r e e s c h o o ls w ithin t h e u l d and l a s t
a b o v e d escrib ed t e r r i t o r y . T h a t m o re
t h a n t w e n t y - f i v e per c e n t o f th e duly
q u a lif ie d e l e c t o r * who pay t a x e a
on
e i t h e r r e a l or p e rs o n a l p r o p e r ty and
w ho re sid e w ithin tho last ab o v o d e
s c rib e d t e r r i t o r y h a v e s ig n e d ’ h i* p e tl-
U
\VHEBEFOBB YOUB PETITIONEES
HUMBLY PBAY:
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E N M IT C H E L L
O. A. B R Y A N T
W. M. IlKINAN
I* H. P A Y N E
B. A. H A R T L E Y
O E. L E V I O N S
O. C. H A R T L E Y
O. K. V * U T L E Y
D H. H O O K E R
W. C. HATCH K B
O, C. H I N C H T I F F E
E. W . DICK SO N
C. W E N T 2 M I N O K B
MBS. II. D. D U R A N T
A C. 8JOI1IXJM
MBS. It. C. 1 N O E R S O L
W, T. F B B O U S O N
M l t a L I Z Z I E DUNN
MBS. LOU E L L A H A IO H T
F O R R E S T H STONE
OEO. E H A T E S
C E L I A F. t . E W I B
W. II. H A t.L A B D
C H A R L E S n HAIN ES
W. T. W H I T E H E A D
OEO. K I N O S L E Y
A W MULLEN
WM. M. it YU EH
B D. MCINTOSH
E, H. T Y L E R
C. I . RA N D A L L * M D.
C. H. S E A R C Y
L D HARTLEY
T. P. L E W I S
J . C. S P I N K S
W, E . A L L E N
E. W . 1IE N C K
D W. SHORT
A, H S T I L E S
Mlta J H. A L L E N
UBS. J A U ISTLIN E
A. E . S JO B L O M
MRS. M V. E V A N S
F D RIOIILOM
JA M ES R E E D
J E S S I E M, F E B O U S O N
E. T H A t N E S
M A BO A R E T E H A IN ES
(P rU U n n e ra from t h e t e r r i t o r y cotitlyunus to S p e c ia l T a x S ch o o l D i s t r i c t
No 2. S e m in o le C ou nty, F l o r i d a , as d e
scribed s eco nd ly a b o v e ) :
It T. L E E
M BS W. F . S A N D E R S
MBS. M B KMMKRSON
OEO, W . B U N N E L L
J M EVANS
JA CK McNAUOHTON
W. It M O R R I S
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PAGE TH R E E
CUT TH IS OUT—IT IS WORTH
MON^Y
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and
mail It to Foley A Co., 2835 Sheffield
Ave., Chicago, III., writing your name
nnd address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley’s Honey nnd Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney nnd
MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors
for $528.00
Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme
diate delivery, or will have one shipped d irect to you. Re
m em ber th is o ffe r is only Rood until October 11th, so place
your order now.
BELL BROS.
PH O N E 2102
32 and 110 Volts
F. P. Rines
L A K E M ONROE. FLO R ID A
Studebaker Cars
Little S ix.....$1230.00 Bix Six............ $2025.00
Special S i x ................................................ $1680.00
(D«llver»d)
ELECTRIC FANS
$9.00 up
EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS v.
JU S T R EC EIV ED two thousand rolU
Rosin Sised Paper for lining water
melon cars. W rite or wire for price*.
— Baker A Holmes Co., Jacksonville,
Fla.
aO-dte
Now’s the tim e for you to huy u M OLIN E T R A C T O R . We
hnvc a special offer th at you cannot afford to le t Ret by you.
F o r every farm er can nfford to huy but you cannot afford
not to buy a real T racto r, th a t has been proven out to be a
Kreat success in this section. U ntil October 11th, 1922, we
will sell you a—
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T h a t an o e c l l o n be c a lle d a n d held
to d e t e r m i n e w h e t h e r o r not tho lim it s
o f S p e c i a l T a x S c h o o l D i s t r i c t No. 2.
S e m i n o l e County. F l o r i d a , s h a l l be e x
tended so us lo lncludo a l l o f t h * t e r r i
t o r y of Sem lnolo C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a s
l a s t a b o v e d e s c rib e d ;
such- territo ry
S c h o o l D i s t r i c t , and a l s o to d e t s r m ln e
s h a l l be c r e a t e d Into a S p e c i a l
Tax
tho n u m b e r of m ills o f s p e c i a l scho o l
d i s t r i c t t a x to be levied and c o lle c t e d
a n n u a l ly fo r the tw o s u c c e e d in g years,
a n d a l t o who s h a l l s e r v o a s
sch o o l
t r u s t e e s fo r the said s p e c i a l t a x sch o o l
d i s t r i c t f o r t h * tw o s u c c e e d in g y e a r s .
AND Y O U B
P ET IT IO N E R S
W ILL
EVEN PBAY.
( P e t i t i o n e r * from t h s t e r r i t o r y now
e m b r a c e d In S p e cia l T a x S c h o o l D i s t r i c t
No. 2. S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ) :
C ilA B L K S E, B O W E R S
A N D B E W O, H A I N E S
105 Pnlm etto Avenue
E. C. H A T E S
Mtvn. L IL L I A N lx H A T E S
SA N FO R D
FL O R ID A
M BS. B. E ltO FK U A N
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E D W A B D W. M IT C H E L L
l i . C. T T L K B
lx A. B A N D A L L
J . N. S E A B C Y
W. A. L E W I S
J A. U I S T L I N E
J . M. C H A F F K B
II. J . O V E R S T R E E T
O II. F B A 1N
L. J . H A R T L E Y
B . C. HAUR
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H. D. D U R A N T
JN O . D. E V A N S
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M B S SULA DALLAB
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A R T H U R A. L E W I S
M A RIO N F. 11A L L A R D
C. A. D A L L A S
MARY W H IT E H E A D
Tlie vticatio^al commute* of the Bust
U R A O K K1NUNLEY
J . W. O STEEN
ni-*e and Professional Women's Club
I I . C. LYM AN
II. E . F U L L E B
requests all young women desiring
bladder ailm ents; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, e wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation,
biliousness, headaches, and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.— Adv.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
" I ’m Going Bight Straight Back tc
My Dear Old Florida Home," nt Hintcrm lster’s Plano Store, Wclnka Block.
20-tfp
We have them for 32 and
110 volts
SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY
A . C.
FORT, Agent
WIC.nT BROS. GARAGE-
I
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h o u r nn d t h o
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cn [>' »-mpnt to n’giMcf at the First
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NEW PERFECTION
PLAY 60LF
OHLAN-no. s ,B>. |2.—The F lo r id .'
its third S e c t i o n l».
meet Ino
mceung
was «ho first session of tho
convention.
This u .„ itnwaiti.i.iM
was immediately
foilowed by the opening m e e t i n g
- J a short
Jj
There was
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. n " b o r t ad dress o f w oln" »>* Miss G r a c e H o lt t>r„al,4„nt
o( the O r i e n t
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' r ‘ !»tuio ciu h , nnd also a mesM gc of welcome f m n , i.’ r>
r , «.
Worth n,
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G< D u c ^ *
' rn* y b r o f Orlando. Miss M ar-
*» E . Uience houi neasveriy aiooir
c„ , ht following the most eastern por
lion thereof to intersection of said
creek with South lln# of Section 11.
T-,wn*nip z« H„ Bang* tv E .. thsnc#
*-••» to S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f s a id S e c Don 23. T o w n s h i p 10 8.. B a n g * J> E .
t h e n c e S o u th t o S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r of
South east q u a r te r o f Southw est q uart e r S e c tio n 14. T o w n s h ip 31 R .
!9 E , i h e n c e E a s t to th e N o r t h e a s t
c o r n e r S e c t i o n 22. T o w n s h ip
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b e g i n n in g , a l l o f w hich t e r r i t o r y
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or*
u °h», and after t h i s m u . v u u ,
q u a lifie d e l e c t o r * who pay a i « * on
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nnuni re p o r t , In w h ic h ahi« to ld > r * r e e l d e n l * o f t h a t portion o f S e m iOf
the growth nf th
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F l o r i d a , c o n t ig u o u s to th#
of the
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n° i* County.
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B e g i n a t t h e S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r of S i c A N N U A L C O N V E N T I O N ttun i« . T o w n s h i p 21 s . l u n g e so E .
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o f s e c t i o n 7. T o w n s h i p 2<i H . R a n g e jo
E . t h e n c e N o r t h to N o rth e a st eurtier
S e c t i o n 7. E a s t to Hanford U ra n t
>'«• t h e n c e S o u t h e a s t e r l y a l o n g
"aid
g r a n t tin* to c e n t e r s e c tio n po st S e eDon 10. T o w n s h i p 20 a R a n g e 30 E ,
S o u th to c e n t e r S e c t i o n 18, T o w n s h i p . 0
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lin e o f said S e c t i o n 15. th e n c e S o u t h to
to S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r
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furth ered
the color
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Hein Hills
refreshm ents
W ’ r-fT
The Country Club Lnd Golf Link* are
almost completed. You will want the
beat In everything in the
Sporting Goods Line
We are agents for the Celebrated
Spaulding Line of Golf
Goods
Patronize your home merrhauta in
everything you need to purchase. We
are here to etay.
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
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Oil Cook Stores and Ovens
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H E R E ’S no imoke and
smell to make disagreeable workofcoo king witnthe
New Perfection Oil Stove,
d e a n , intense heat drives
directly against the utensil
and the flame stay* where
you set it.
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W ell be gUd to demonstrate
how easily you can regulate
the New Perfection for any
tort o f cooking. W e have the
New Perfection Oven also—
and it bakes perfectly.
Sanford
Furniture Co.
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acco u n t
If you do, you will surely g et all tangled up.
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sides, w ith a checking a c c o u n t you can
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keep
an accurate record o f your expenditures.
The Peoples B an k o f Sanford cordially Invitee
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nently connected with the quarry. A f WAUCHULLA'S FIN E
FARMING RECORD
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ter dinner had been aerved a t the
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Mr*. C. Osborn, 7812 Hillside Ed.,
camp, Mr. Hammond is said to have
The
have
‘ j j * a cough
8-ROOM HOUSE on brick street, W
*
borrowed a shot gun from a negro emThe papers
paper* of
oi the
me state
nave w
av long
" » « Cleveland, 0 , troubled with
•rorv on vne . . . . , - « n singing the praise, of celery. daughUr was troubled with - cough
ploy, to h. « . Ilttl. .port on t h , U k .. |W n • t a f t a .J W
S k . took F.1i s h e d , $3,500.00 cash, balance terms, less tha®
railroad trestle made Sanford. poUto-enriched Hast- for nearly two year*. She took Fo
After traversing a
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ings, and strawberry-fattened Plant ey*. Honey and Tar
II o u g h U
ever offered.
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which spans the lake, .several
Mr. Hammond Is said to have started
YESTERD A Y'S RESU LTS
Also close in down-town an 8-ROOM
chula, the place which is growing to *he could raise It easi y.
along the edge of the pond and to
beat nil of them, on a “balanced ra- Honey and Tar U just what children
Florida State League
HOUSE at $1,000 less than ever offered.
have tripped over some palmetto roots
At Dayton*-Jacksonville, rain.
and fell. The gun with the hammer lion” of farm production!
Snuffles*“"and tight' wheezy breathAt St. Petersburg, 7; Lakeland, 6.
A well located C E L E R Y FA R M , 6 acre*
drawn discharged the full load taking
Since January 1 Wauchulla has ship- snuffles, and g ^ ^
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ped by express enough packages of ing. B e s u re to get Foley s.
At Tampa, 11; Orlando, 6.
tiled. 9*/2 acres in woods, very best land.
effect in Mr. Hammond’s stomach.
eleven different kinds of vegetables to croup and whooping cough, too. bold
Men at the quarry hearing a cry
National League
make G60 solid cars.
It has also everywhere. Adv.
And various other farms, city lots, yo*
and the report of the gun hastened to
At Pittsburgh, 5; Boston, 3.
shipped
in
carload
lots
by
freight,
him, but he died almost instantly.
terms.
NOTICE!
At Cincinnati, 7; Brooklyn, 6.
George Clark, said to have been the 551 cars. It has shipped 771 car* o f
Having sold out the book and peri"
At Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 7.
oranges.
It
has
shipped
120,400
first man to reach Mr. Hamomnd, said
netted odical and magazine buainess to E. D.
At St. Loui*, 7 ; New York, 8.
he found the dying man s clothes quart of strawberries which
twenty-five cents a quart to the grow- Mobley, all of our old customers will
afire.
now find a complete line of all the
Southern League
A coroner's jury later returned a ers.
At Little Rock, 10; Birmingham, 2.
And the tomato season is ju st magazines, papers and periodicals at
verdict that death had been accident
At Chattanooga, 5; Atlanta ,2.
starting, and fine rains have come, Mobley's Drug Store on Park Avenue,
al.
T. J . MILLER A SON.
At Memphis, 0; New Orleans, 3.
and tomatoes are bringing two and a 29-tfc
At Nashville, 0; Mobile, 7.
half
to
three
dollars
a
crate
on
the
PAY YOUR POLL TAX TODAY.
Is Wsuchula worried T
Limited number of flags and penThis is the last chance to qualify to platform!
(JAMES TODAY
We’ll
say
ft
is
not!
ant*
for autos for Shrine Day. Mil
vote in the primary clection.-AJno. D.
Orlando at Tampa.
40-3tc.
Jinkins, Tax Collector.
41-ltc i And what Wauchulla has done, ler A Son.
Lakeland at St. Petersburg.
hundred* of other places In this fine
—---------------- —-----Jacksonville at Daytona.
west coast region of southern Florida
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ATTENTION!
can do It require* only a start.
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#H!*o buys a Cadillac In good condiLEAGUE STANDING
Plant City this season made a thouBjd> on paintintr th(> nu„ „ . hotne ■
TH ERE IS A REASON
tion. nearly new. N. II. Garner.
Florida Slate league
s.nd dollars an acre from its seven of th(. F,.rn>Id. U w ton H oipiul will *
41-3tc
Won I^ist Pet.
hundred acre* o f strawberries. Some be received on or before ten o’clock
Why I). L. Thrasher’s Caah 8 ale* for March were $930.14 more tin
.678
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St. Petersburg
growers made six thousand dollar, off Saturdjiy raonjintft Mty 20> 1922
for the same month in 1921
.588
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Mrs. Donphin is now serving meals of live nrre* in berries. The cucumLakeland
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.485 over the Union Pharmacy, does her her ami the bean growers of Wnu- Bids should be made for labor and
Daytona
The bread winner is buying at the store where he can get the grwtm
materials
combined
and
separately.
!H
.471 own cooking. 50c a meal or fl.0 0 per ihulln are making as much as the
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Orlando
return for his money. We arc doing our utmost to make ours *
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.4 5 7 'day for three square meals.
Jl-2tp berry men of Plant City made, and Each bid must be accompanied by a
19
Tampa
vice store for the people, by putting at their disposal the i>eit postkk
check
for
#10.00.
The
committee
re
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Jacksonville
II
with the present demand for toma serve* the right to reject any or all
merchandise nt the lowest possible cosh p rices.. We want your k*.
ANNUAL M USTER DAY
toes, at the fine prices obtaining,
ness. If you have not done so, try u*. A few prices will re rrtu i
N a li o n a l L eag u e
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETS there is no telling what the tomato
T.
W.
LAWTON.
guide:
Won List Pet.
men are going to make.
President Hospital Association. ■
Now York
17
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.739
Florshcim Shoes, none better mnde. Advertised by Florsblla i!
Annual Muster Day of the United
It is worth taking a chance in one
Office in Courthouse.
Chicago
10
.545 Spanish War Veterans was observed of these fine, proven, truck and vege12
#10.00 and #12.00. Our price $9250 for nl1 leather and styles.
40-Otp
10
St. Louis
13
.585 Thursday night by Col. Roosevelt table sections, when the chance is
“A -l” Men’s Dress Shoes, solid leather, guaranteed from t(J|u
Pittsburgh
n
10
.58.1 (.'amp No. 11, with appropriate cere- seven to one in your favor if you mix
#7.00.
CIO
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BOY, HOWDY!
Philadelphia
13
11
.42 monies. Junior
Vice Com. J . T. Brady a little money and brains with your
Men’s solid leather work shoes from #2.25 to the best at #'Ai.
Brooklyn
10
12
.155 Sr., presiding. Commander R. A. ambition to become n Florida grow
Women’s Shoes from #3.50 to #9.Oft In the highest grades. P»iei
Buy your shoes, those good Regal
Cincinnatti
9
10
.380 Tcrheun. Sr., was present as the rep er.—Tampa Tribune.
Kid
and fancy Pumps.
Shoes, #1.50, #2.00, #2.50 and $3.00.—
Boston
16
.238 resentative of State
Department
Children’s
solid leather shoes from #1.25 to #3250.
E. H. Peters. Inc., 402 Sanford Ave
Commander Dale, and the inspection
Mistletoe used to stand for a kiss
Men’s
“A
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White, Bock, Blue Denim Overalls, also In pin eba
nue.
37*5tp
SIIltP LU L I A S L L . . . made by District Inspector J . G. in the olden days and sometime the
and covert work pants #1.50 for the best grade.
American League
Sharon.
girls would and sometimes they
w,ey N0W ,g THE TJM E to lc l-ct n BOO<1
Work shirts, full size, and beat make, 90c.
Won I*o»t Pet.
The youngest camp in the state jt wouldn't, but now Hollywood,
" A -l" #35.00 Blue Serge Suita, #25.00.
cottage
or
apartment
nt
Daytona
Nsw York
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.892 has more than doubled its memberGenulno Palm Beach Suita, made rig h t and to fit, #14 00.
Ilearh for the summer. Do not wait
RL Louis
IH
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.887 ship since being organized in Jan Palm
Beach Pants, all shades, $5.00.
The
Daily
Herald
Delivered
to
your
until
choice
nUm*
nit
tv„
Cleveland
13
12
.520 unry nnd includes member* from Or; door six days a week for 15 cent*_
$1.50
Union
Suita, all sizes, $1.00.
hnve some very nice up-to-date apart
Philadelphia
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It
.440 Undo and St. ( loud nnd in the var- Join the throngs of readers
#2.50
and
$.1.00
Dress Shirt*, $2.25 and I2.S9.
ments and cottages, near ocean, nnd s
Chicago
11
11
.440 luo* sections of Seminole county. It
will
be
glad
to
make
reservations,
nnd
Boston
.
10
13
.435 ha* to Its credit also, a Woman’s
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Washington
10
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.385 Auxiliary recently organized.
Brennan 4 Sons, 110 Atlantic Ave is
Detroit
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14
.440
Comrade Capt. J . N. Bradshaw of
nue,
Day loan Beach, Fla.
Phone a
Orlando has been appointed a dele
979-W.
40-2tp
Southern Association
gate to represent the local camp at
Won L ist Pet. the State Encampment
of
United
---------- - ..... 1 have recently acquired the 0
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,
Little Rock
17
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.630 Spanish War Veterans at St, Augus- grocery business a t No. 3 1 0 San^nunl at your GrocMobile
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.588 tine. July 3-5, With Comrade W. B. ford Avenue, Sanford. Florida, *rV Hot ro11*’ Cttk” nm!
nexi to
Memphis
18
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.571 Ballard nf Altamonte as alternate, which was form erly conducted " r*nrcsa Theatre.
36-tfc
New Orleans
15
10
.800 , Others who will attend the meeting by Theresa Iluck & G. W . RuthBirmingham
14
15
.183 will la- Commander It. a . Tcrheun, erford. All parties having any
Nashville
14
15
1*3 Sr.; Junior Vice Comm., J . T. Brady, claim s against eith er of the two
Atlanta
9
18
.333j.Sr.; Scrgt. .Major Hoy Schmidt; persons named will present them
Chattanooga
3
19
.298 Quart, minuter Sergt. John Hnigh at once.
fOvi«wt«t; O ffirtr «if Day, Cratg Har
I invite inspection of my place
ris; Comrade A. King; Comrade Geo.
KILLED PARTNER TO GET
o f business and “Speak for your
B.
Householder.
It
Is
exepeted,
howCONTROL OF BU SIN ESS
! ever, that Col. Theodore Roosevelt trade.”
( H | "M ir | » « u r I t it t (| | ' r r * i )
camp will be represented one hun( (JLL Mill A, C. C., May 12.- F, M. dr.-d per cent
fhe Woman's Auxllt r a d e
m
a r k
Jeffords, Ira Harrison and Glenn; iary will he well represented also.
Trecce confessed yesterday to Kill________
ing J . C. Arnutte here last night unit l.\ S T MEETING
removing hi- body to a lonely spot
W ELFA RE IlEP\RTM KN T
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on u nearby country mad, according
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to Sheriff Heise, of Richland county.
H ,lt MIK F ,s r A I - VKA,i
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and City i Idcf of Detectives Shorter.
it being very desirable that all hous- ■
Jeffords, according to the authorityN,‘xt
" ‘ dnt*,,la>'Mn>‘ . ,7th
,
,
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. . hi es 1° the city bo numbered, all owners ■
Un I..-1 time of meeting for the \\cl- of un. numbered houses can obtain ■
confc'sed that he ploltui the killing
o( im tic whose partner In- w** in a fn.r‘ 1 partment of of the Unman’* numbers rcaly for putting up and ingasolinc station, in order to gain ’! ' ” ',n »*'tivities arc discontin- structions ns to how to number, FR E E
control o ft he entire business md de- " " f" r 1 ,
,l ia the " rIT''nt nt the office of the City Manager
dared Harrison and T r e s o were ■r"
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promised shares in the businejs for nieinbc-r lie present a stentative plans
City Auditor A Clerk. ■
their part in tlie affair. Arm-tie was member be present as tentative plans 35 Sat-Mon.-Thr-3-wc
struck over the heud with nn iron u\l plans so fine and so interesting that
le about 11 o’clock Wednesday night they wil gi\c every widfnre worker
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and his body placed in an automobile •omrUiing pleasant to think about nnd
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to
assist
in
planning
through
the
which was driven to a bridge over the
HAVE
YOUR
In the reorganization of
little used country road, where the summer.
machine was pushed over an embank •he committee* there w-ill he some
LAUNDRY WORK
radical changes. Mrs John Leonard!
ment.
The body was discovered yesterday who is chairman of Child Welfare
DONE AT
morning by severul national guards work in the slate federation, will be
SPORTS
A.
P.
CONNELLY
j P A Y C A SH , A N D BANK]
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N O TICE
D. L. THRASHER
JOHN THEODORE
me n who were returning to Columbia
ch“ lrTn" n ,,f lhp romrn.mee on A D I A l V n O
^ T F A lU
er a drill
O iL / \ lT l
after
urm in the
me suburb*.
annum*. They rere ( un.'munit>’ b ^ I c c . and is to rpeak I f U L r t l N D U
ported the discovery to the sheriff
'r work nntl hpr hor p"- both lo■
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who started an investigation. Mean- Cn" y
for h‘‘r atntp work- Tho‘ ^
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time the filling station was found to who h''nnl Mr,< C«1fow«y'ii splendid
speech
in
April
will
not
need
to
be
be on lire, but the flumes were ex
tinguished after a few minutes, told how inspiring it is to feci out- We call lor and deliver to any part of
hearch of a back room showed sigi:t selves part of the broad work of the city. Leave yuur bundle nt Montestate, nnd will look forward to hear- luma Hotel or call Phone No. 485 nnd
of a struggle nnd mnrks of blood.
Jeffords, llarrisun nnd Treoce were ing of it from another and not less have our wagon call,
(
arrested in their respective homes interesting angle.
Let
every
member
I
k
*
promptly
at
shortly afterward. After questioning
for several hours, the officers stated, the club house nt helf past three
I Wednesday afternoon. Visitors will
the trio udmitted the crime.
1m- welcome.
LAUNDRY
John T. Hammond
Accidentally Killed
At New Smyrna
WANTED
A customer for used cars. All in
good rondition. Guarantee n fit nnd
terms.—N. H. Garner,
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5 NOTHING LIKE THIS LOW PRICE HAS EVER BEEN KNOWN
ORLANDO STEAM g
BEFORE
LAUNDRY
No fnrm tractor ever offered more money vnluc, or more work value, th an the Fordson TrarW
nt this astounding new low price.
French Dry Cleaners
No farm power unit you can possibly buy will do more for so little— nnd no farm , regardless e*
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D EALERS IN SEED, FE E D AND
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The accident occurred at the quarry
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Launch SANFORD
Picnic* F b h lm , O n tin i*
Atkinson
C apt
Phone 295-LI
203 B. Third St, Bnnfocd
SO C IET Y
MRS. F R E D DAIGER, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
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3, W. HERNDON
In s u r a n c e Agency
FIH B-A U T O -D O N D 8
CALENDAR
Monday—Social Meeting of the Buelneaa and ProfeiUonal Women’*
Club at 8 P. M., at the Welaka
Building.
Tuesday —Card party at the Pariah
House at 3 P. II., under tho am pices of tho Women's Guild.
H. C. Du Hose left yesterday for
West Virginia where he went on
business,
GLOBE PIANO CO.
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Write ua
E m p ir e
Hotel Block
OKI.ANDO, FLORIDA
Dr. S . W. Walker, Messer*. O. J .
Pope and P. M. Boyd worn expected
home last evening from Palatka
where they attended District Confer
ence.
Mrs. P. M. Boyd TCtumod homo
yesterday
from
T-irpon Spring*
where sho was called by the death of
her father, Judge J . M. B a g g e tt
She was accompanied home by her
mother.
Henry McLaulin, J r .
ROOK LOVERS CLUB
Mrs. E. P. Morse entertained the
members of the Book Lover* Club
most delightfully yesterday a fte r
noon a t her lovely country home.
The afternoon was
pleasantly
spent with sewing, fancy work and
reading nnd discussion of late books.
Late in the afternoon the hostess
served a delicious salad course /o'low-1
Sanford, Fla. ed by a frozen course.
OPTICIAN—O W oM B T R IB T
HI Ej i I. IK St.
artistically decorated table. In the
living room n profusion of petunias
were used in decorating and In the
dining room the buffet and cabinet*
held baskets of lovely flowers. The
tea table was laid with a handsome
cluny lace and mndeira embroidered
cover nnd In the center upon the sil
ver bound reflector, rested a large
silver basket of larkspurs, the han
dle tied with pink and lavender tulle
Silver cnndlcsticks held lavender and
pink tapers, and mint* in the name
shades were in silver compotes, whilo
small silver baskets held the salted
nuts.
L ittle Miss Elizabeth Ramsey char
ming young daughter of the hostess,
'iriired in a dainty frock of pink or
gandie, with lavender ribbons, re
ceived the cards at the door, and
greeting the guests in tho reception
hall, wan Mrs. D. B. Givens and Mrs.
C. B. Bryan. In the receiving lino
formed in the drawing room, was
Mrs. Ramsey hostess, who wore a
lovely afternoon gown of pink lace
over white silk ami Mrs. Piileston,
honor guest, who was becomingly a t
tired in an equlsite gown of ocru
lace over pink, with sash of laven
der.
Others assisting in entertaining in
cluded:
Mcsdames W. W . Stevens,
Wayne Warfield, Albert Thornton, J .
D. Hobbs nnd L. V. Spencer. And
assisting in serving the delicious re
freshments o f ice cream and cake, in
which the dainty color achcmo was
noted, were the following group of
attractive young girls who wore pret
ty party frm'ks In the pastel colors:
Misses Ornloze O'Brien, Gustrine Mil
ner, Mildred McTeer, Eloise Hack
ney, Mary Wallace I-ambright.
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________
A ____
stringed
orchestrn
stationed
within n screen of palms on the upu
Among those crying this delight-! I:er stnil l" miln*' rend«red *
Sparton Horn
Service
Sanford Battery Service
Company
AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY =
THOS.
J. A. REDDY
Attorney and CoansoIlor-at-Law
Practirlni in State and Federal Coarla
Over Seminole County Bank
George A. DeCottes
A ttorney-at-Law
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
FLORIDA
S. 0 . Shinholser
Contractor nnd Builder
SANFORD
FLORIDA
SMITH BROS.
Garage and Machine Co.
Expert Auto Repair Work
Phone 30
Corner F irst and Oak
MWi: D E L IV E R T H E GOODS’
Quick Service Transfer
Storage F acilities
II *>e iitt-aite you, tell other*; If no
Icll ua. Phone 498
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. C O L L E R , Prop.
General Shop and Mill
Work
CHURCHES
=
CHRISTIAN SCIEN CE
SER V IC E
SUNDAY, MAY 14TH, 1022.
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 0:30 A. M.
Dr. Walker’s class at Princess Thea
tre 0:50 A. M.
At 11:00 A. M„ I»r. W alker will
preach n spec in) sermon on "Mother."
At 8:00 P. M. tho young people will
have charge of the service ns i t is B
Kpworth League Anniversary Dny— ■
Everybody is Invited to these services. ■
fui event were Mrs. Stella A rring I ful musical program throughout the
I I I . SOULS CHURCH SER V IC ES
ton, Mrs. L. P. Hagan, Mrs. Henry afternoon.
Tomorrow is the fourth Sunday a f
Several hundred guests callod dur
McLaulin, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mr*. B. A.
ing the reception hours from 4 to 6 ter Easter.
Hownrd, Mrs. J . E. Pace, Mrs. Fred
Sunday School at 9 A, M.
Williams, Mrs. J .
Bennett, Mrs. o'clock, and enjoyed the opportunity
Sunday school at 9 A. M.
of meeting the chnrming honor guest,
Harry Ward nnd Yiss Annie Haw
Mrs. Puleston, nnd the cordial hosl.ow Mnss nt 10:30 A. M.
kins.
pitntity of the gracious hostess, Mrs
Sermon on the Gospel appointed to
Ur.msoy, which was so beautifully ex- l>e read for the day.
HON TON BRIDGE C LUB
Benediction nfter Mass.
on tihs occasion.—Tampn
pressed
Mrs. Jo e Chittenden was the char
Week day Masses nt 7 A. M.
Tribune.
ming hostess yesterday afternoon,
Strangers welcome.
w hen'she entertained at bridgo, tho
D.
A.
R.
i
guests including the members of tho
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
The Snllie Harrison Chapter, N. S.
Bon ToM Bridge Club.
Church services for the 4th Sunday
Bright colored petunias in baskets D. A. R., last mooting of tho official
were used In the rooms where the year was held yesterday afternoon " ftcr K* * ter will he:
7:30 a. nt.—Low Celebration.
nt tho home of Mrs. Gaorgc Herring,
card tables wero placed.
',: *r> “•m- Sunday School,
Of exceptional interest was the and will be long remembered ua one
11:00 a‘ »»— Church Service.
game of bridge plnyrd during the a f of pleasure.
Tho
meeting
was
called
to
order
by
8
P* *m—Vespers,
ternoon, high score being mndo by
At ll,e morning service will be sung
Mrs. C. R. Kirtloy who was awarded the regent, Mrs. W. E . W atson promptly at 2 o'clock, with M rs. E ast * s ' th« *>®»*JtIful Buck's "Festival Te
■ dainty fan.
When ballot* wer« D* um" »nd other special music,
At the conclusion of the card game sec . pro-tem.
The lit. Rev. the Ulihu,, ui the DioMrs. Chittenden served an Ice course. emint-d by the committer, Mrs. F. F.
Dutton
nnd
Miss
Alice
Caldwell,
the
«
s
« will he hero Sunday, May 21st,
Those enjoying the cordial hospit
officers
and
hoard
were
elected
u
n
-.
f
°
r
thc administration of confirmaality o f Mrs. Chittenden were Mr*.
Ralph W ight, Mrs. Percy
Mcro, nmimously ns follows: Regent, Mrs. Bon.
Mrs. C. R. Kirtloy, Mrs. Robt. Mines, Charlotte K. W atson; vice-rogent,
BA PTIST CHURCH
Mrs. Ed B etts, Mrs. J . D. Woodruff, Mrs. Mary B. H. H erring; Rcc. Sec.,
Sunday School nt 9:30 n. m. Open
Mrs. Ben Caswell nnd Miss E sth er Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bishop; Cor. Sec.
Mrs. E. G. Tolar; Erensurer, Mrs. ing exercises will consist of readings
Miller.
Maude Ann Lake; R egistrar, Mr*. by the children, und singing of the old
LOVELY AFTERNOON TEA IN
Harriet S . Rossiter; Historian, Mrs. songs our mothers used to sing.
nON OK OF VISITOR
Catherine O. Chamberlinn; Chaplin,
Rev. John F\ Gable of Gainesville,
One of the loveliest of the spring Mrs. Annie Louise W hitner; Advis will preach Sunday morning at 11:00
season social events was the ten of ory hoard, Mrs, Anna M. S. Do For o'clock nnd evening nt 8:00 c'eolck.
yesterday afternoon given by Mrs. rest, Mrs. Cammilla Puleston and Morning subcct "P au l’s Ideal of a
T. W, Ramsey nt her handsome new Mrs. B. J . Starling.
F'ull Grown Christian Church"; o v cn -jS
Tho business was concluded nt ing suhect, "How to Be Happy, T h o [a
home on South Edison avenue, hon
oring her attractive houso guest, 4:30, Mrs. Herring our charming n Church Member."
*
hostess entertained until 0:30. Punch
Mrs. Samuel*Puleston of Sanford.
The choir, under the direction of *
No more charming setting could was served throughout the nfternoon, Mrs. A. M. Philips, will render so m e ;*
be found fo r tho scene of thin d eligh t-1 nnd Into In the afternoon Mrs. Hor special selections appropriate to M oth-, *
fui event than this lovely homo tho ding assisted by Mrs. Watson and er's Dny, Miss Simmons will preside! *
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interior of which is so nttrnetivcly Mrs. C raig Harris served delicious at the pipe organ.
nrranged nnd tho furnishings blend refrehments.
Every member of the church is urg- |S
MRS. B. J . STARLING,
ing in exquisite harmony with tho
Jed, nnd visitors nre cordially invited, i "
Press Reporter. to attend these services,
natural finishings. On tho occasion
3!
of yesterday, baskets of spring flow
ers in the pastel shades lent addition
Most of the mining for tung-ten in
al beauty to the vnrious rooms and southern Chinn, where exjensive doin tho drnwing room, the mantel w as|po!li ,s linvc i>c00 discovered, is holng
banked with sprays of asparagus ,jon,, j,y farm ers In their spare time.
fora and centered with a basket of j
_____ _ _
old-fashioned lark-spur.
The s p a c -,
parlor,
furnishings o f.
which are done in rose nnd cream ,'
»
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It,
O'
0
m
was adorned with a gold basket of C a r p e l * and Ruga Washed and Cleaned
fragrant Enster lilies nnd fern, and at your home or we call for and de
“Jimmie 1 Love You”
hero refreshing fruit punch was so:* liver. All work guaranteed.—Sanford
ved throughout the nfternoon from rn Steam I'ressery. Phone 560.
ioua-sun
the
New
Sheet Music
CLEAN-UP WEEK
1,7 I’om ram lal Street
-‘Q W ant My Mammy”
Bent E state and Insurance
Ha n
...
ford
F
l o r id a
Sanford Machine
Foundry Co.
f**n*fal Machine and Boiler
{d i a m o n d s !
Special Consignment
Work;
( >Under Grinding; Dei.use Pistons;
D m tiic Ring, and
Pina;
Flywhool
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.
1
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Come in and
Hear them
*“">*d; .g e n u for C a ll!. Inbdtrd and
ONE WEEK ONLY
Oatboa,j M o to r*.------------- Ph00# «}
ia M cLA U LIN , The Jeweler
Sanford B attery Service £
Coirtpatfy
*
“The Sheik
3U fl r'* * r Hand*; Crank Sh aft* re-
in*tailed and Guiraateed by
*
“My Mammy Knows”
“Lucky Home”
2-CARET STONES
CHEAP FOR CASH
212 E a st F ir s t Street------- ----------------------
-Sanford, Florida
J . H . H IN JER M ISTER
PIANO CO.
s
W E Have Unbounded
F a ith in the farm ers of this section to resolve
more fully than ever before TO L IV E
AT HOME, by raisin# first a sufficient
amount o f food and feed for their own
use, and their money crop when this
has been taken care of.
Such a program of safety for 1922 will
not only see us back to normal condi
tions, but find us enjoying the fullness
o f prosperity.
W e’ll be glad to help you if we can.
Welaka Block
m
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First National Bank i
A COM M UNITY B U IL D E R
F. I». FO R ST E R , President
Jl. F . W HITNRR, Cashier
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C H U L U OTA I N N ___
On the Okeechobee Branch of th * Florida Boat Coaat Railway, Choi so
fa, Fla., among the pines and takes of 8cm lno!t county, an up-to-date
modc.n brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. P in t
class cuisine. Rates 12.80 to $180 per day; 810 to 118 per week, ac
*
cording to location * f room.
:
MRS. CHAS. D. BRU M LEY, Manager
a
The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the S ta rt—
That’s the Thing
“M O N E Y TA LK S”
To the T h riftless money says “GoodBye.”
To the self-respecting, forward-looking
Citizen it says: “I am yours, I represent your
best working days. Be careful with me for I
am your best friend. Put me in the Bank,
where I am Safe and I will work for you. Re
member, I move the world.”
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Open your Savings Account TODAY!
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THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU s
“MONEY TALK”
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The Seminole County Bank)
S T R E N G T II-
-I’ROGRESS-
-SE R V IC E
“June Moon”
“My Sunny Tennessee”
&
on time and bring • new scholar. The
Christian Endeavor meet* a t 7. P. 1L
The ntght service begin* at 8 o’clock.
You will he welcome to all the**
service*.
Come and help us observe Mother*
PAY YOUR POLL TAX TODAY.
Day at the Congregational Church Thjs is the last chance to qualify to
tomorrow. At the morning hour Mr. vote in tho primary election.—Jno. D.
Burhnns will speak on the subject of Jinkins, Tax Collector.
41-ltc
"Woman as a Revelation of God."
I
—----- Remember tho Red nnd Blue con-1
Bargains found each day by readtest in the Sunday School. Come out ing the Herald Ads,
PRESBYTERIA N CllUItCU
Sunday being Mother's Day tho 11
nc,ock preaching service will be a
Mother's Day service. Wo urge you
to attend churrh tomorrow In honor
o f your Mother.
At 8 p. M., Dr. C. H. Benson of
Kobe, Japan will speak. All are In
vited also to this service.
The church continues to grow—
three were received into tho church
last Sunday.
“While Miami Dreams”
Geo. W. Knight
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Come, alt awhile with me and
Within the House of God, so fa ir ;
Como meditate on thing* divine,
And worship God, while there.
Subject:
•MORTALS AND IMMORTALS"
Sunday School ____10:00 a.m .
Church S e rv ic e .._ ._ 1 I:0 0 a . m.
Mid-week Service,
every
Thursday 8:00 P. M.
Woman's Club Bldg., Oak Avc.
All are Welcome.
CONTRACTOR and BU1LDEI
Banferd, F ia
PAGBOTI
RUGS and
BA SK ETS
Saturday and Monday
Watch Our Window
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S anford Daily H erald
anford
hecur subBUuitui”
SANFORD
"The City Substantial"
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 42
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 15,1922
[olujie in.
1CHT LABOR LEADERS
' INDICTED IN CHICAGO
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
A. PINK US CONNELLY a*
he will appear In the role of
"The Candidate". Saturday,
May 27th.
ALL DEPENDS ON AMERICA
PEACE CF ENTIRE WORLD
CONFERENCE HAS FAILED
m t u M U h i h i k i i i a i
.y ill
Have
P re lim in a ry
ta r in g s Today B e f o r e
I Ju stice C r im in a l C o u r t
I*
M
lilt; STOCK OF GAS ON
HANDS
EVERYWHERE
BUT PRICE GOES UP.
..CATTS AT LAKE BUTLEU, PEONAGE TRIAL
HOPEFUL ACQUITTAL
ft
Ha
**
*•
*•
At Genoa and Will Fail
Everywhere Unless
U. S. Comes in
WE ARE- INVITED
LAKE BUTLER. Kin. May
WASHINGTON, May 1 5 16.—(Uy the Associated
A new high record for the
P it **).—Sidney J. Catt*,
nutionnl stock of gasoline,
TO TAKE PART IN HAGUE MEET
former governor of Florida,
increases in the price of
ING AND STRAIGHTEN
under indictment in this
which have been ordered in
OUT TANGLES
county in connection with
vestigated
by
the
senate,
chnrges thnt while governor
,V ;- VERDICTS TO BE BASED
Illy T h e i H i i r U M I ’r r a a l
was established April 1, ac
he accepted money to influ
GENOA,
May 15.—What the
cording to statistics made
w* ence hi* vote in pardon cas H.1
,11, Ik*
Genoa
conference
haa failed to
public by the federal bureau
CBICAC.O. May 1.V—Eight la
es, Is here today for the op
do—solve
the
Russian
question—
of mines showing supplies
bor n,m Indicted on munler
ening of the trial tomorrow
is
hoped
to
accomplish
at anoth
of commodity on that date
th»r*c* in connection with t h •
of the Union county circuit
%
er
meeting
If
the
United
State*
aggregated 854,232,000 gal
loort. The ense wns post
faeo’a Isbor * ar- wlH h,uc ,h5*
will participate. Formal invita
ill"
lons.
preliminary hearing* today, be
poned f*om Inst fall. Tliv
tion to new conference to be held
The
stocks
on
hand
April
fore Chief Juatire of the crim
fa former governor expressed
at the llufue was handed to
1, wore approximately 47,
inal court*. Their attorneya have
hope tbnt the case would be
American Ambassador Washburn
000,000 gullons greater than
disposed of nt this term. At
been iintruded to ask for writs
Child last night, nnd today all
.....
on March 1, when the pre
torney* for Catts filed .»
of hsl*a* corpus thus forclnu
eyes are on Washington, for up
vious high mnrk of 807,000,
motion with the court this
the date to produce evidence up
on the question of American
000 gallons in storage was
afternoon asking thnt in
on .hich banning verdldn will l>e
pnrtiripation the change of an
made. The official figures
dictment be qunshed. Argu
„kcd for the "big three" labor
agreement with the Russian* i*
confirmed statements mndo
ment for motion will he
leader*, Dig Tim Murphy. Con
believed to depend. All power*
*4 in the senate thnt present
Ha made this afternoon.
Shea, and Fred Madcr.
now represented here will b*
• : supplies and those of recent
asked to send delegate* to the
months were grenter than
HaHaHol ^Ni HaHKi si Ha
. CHICAGO, May 15.—While the poHague meeting probably on June
rw
ever before in the U. S.
■lire were attempting yesterdny thru
15th.
■the reported confeMiona of three men M
Ha
■to determine the actual slnyem of two Hu Ha 1*3 Hu Hu *1 Ra Kc
WASHINGTON, May 15.—Com
The Defendant Would Be Required to Stay in Jail
I policemen shot to death during Tuesmunication from American Ambassa
Until Fall
Iday night's labor bombing*, steps were
dor Child reporting the United State*
| t.%..i n by both tbo persecution and dcIhad been invited to participate In the
* Il l y T h e A a a o r ls lr *
. .
fenv< to bring nbout the *pec<!y trial
newly planned economic conference *t
DELAND,
May
15.—
Discovery
nt
the
Inst
moment
that
im
I of thoie already indicted In connection
the Hague rocoivod by the State I)oportant witnesses had left the state, and would not return
,
] with the (layings. The*e included
partment hut official* Indicated no ImBONDS nicdiutu decision be rcuchvd.
resu lted In S ta te ’s A tto rn e y D oC ottes a jk .n g ^ r/ « " X r S f h « 1"H O
ALLEGED TOOK
T
“Itig Tim” Murphy, head of tho gn»
th e ense of M rs. A lice E . S hields, charged \\dth th e m
m ner |
FRnM c h a s e N.ATIONAL
worker** union; Fred Madcr, president
h u sb an d , fo rm erly o f Mo m e. III., n ear D cLnnd th e n ig h t of
t
hank
BANK
I of the building trades council; "Con”
MORV1CII WINS THE KENTUCKY
nryBixth.
Counsel
for
tho
d
c
f.n
.0
p
rotetod
a
n
d
M
I
for
Im
rm
,................
Uanrlnlid
I'o h I
Shea, who directed tho teamiter strike EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN SAN
DERBY
diate trial. Judge Perkinfl heard argument on the motion. Ine
------FORD SHOULD BE AT THE
I In 1901, and five others.
venire of 78 had been summoned and the jury wns already being
n k \ v YORK, May i:>.—First de
LOUISVILLE, May l5.-Morv»ch
MEETING TOMORROW
Meanwhile police hnd rounded up
chosen
when
absence
of
witnesses
was
discovered,
resulting
m
the
won
the $50,000 Kentucky Derby her*
gree
grand
larceny
indictments
re
I more than a dozen suspects and added
The long cherished hope* for an in sudden change of plans of the prosecution. Should the com t giant turned today ngnlst Arthur Chase, Mr. Snturduy afternoon before a record
them to about one hundred now In
ruilody. The Intest arrests, it was land water highway from Jacksonville the continuance Mrs. Shields will be forced to remain in the county nnd Mrs. John Vnrdemnn charging breaking crowd of 70,000 persons.
Bet Mosiu wns second and John Finn
reported, resulted from statements to Miami vin the St. John* river are jail as she was charged with first degree murder.
theft of $500,000 in bond* from tho
Court
recessed
for
lunch,
without
decision
on
motion.
Judge
third.
The tlmo was 2:01 3-5.
Chase Nntionnl nnnk. Chase, n form
m*d* by Harry "Sm—h” Hansen, who nnout to Be realized. me War Depart
Perkins,
however,
told
the
state’s
atorney
thnt
he
would
grant
a
Morvich
won by two lengths from
ment
hnn
served
notice
of
a
public
er Texas ranger, is alleged to hnve
Saturday refused to accept hi* free
continuance
nt
the
end
of
the
argument
which
means
the
trial
goes
Ret
Moslo,
while
John Finn was a head
hearing
to
be
held
in
the
loOrt
house
dom on a habeas corpus writ, it being
substantiated torn paper for package
.
of bonds while employed a* a guard in back of the first two horses. A $2
intimated he feared violence if given nt Titunvillo on Tuesday. May 15th, nt over until the fall term of court.
hi* liberty. Isadora Braverman nnd 10:30 a. m. in connection with the pre
the bank. Police say he confessed Im ticket on Morvich In tho pari mutuels
plicating Vnrdemnn’a who recently paid $1.40 to win.
Robert M. McLeod, both under indict liminary examination of this project
The race wns worth $40,776 to thements, are others reported to hnvo fur This notice was sent to all section*
were arrested in Savannah.
winner.
from
Jacksonville
to
Miami
loented
on
nished the police with vnlunble infor
The great Morvich won ns he pleas
tho St. Johns river east coast canal
EXPENSE STATEMENTS
mation.
ed and never was in danger of defeat.
MAILED IN TIME
While police were reticent nbout the nnd Indian rivers, nnd also to sections
SAY THE CANDIDATES Jockey Albert Johnson shot Morvich
latest arrest it was reported thnt re In tho territory tributary to these wat
into the lend at the flag fall nnd re
cent developments involve Murphy, erways. The question to be decided
TALLAHASSEE. May 15.—(Spec tained it to the finish.
Mnder nnd Shea in the nctunl labor at this hearing is whether the govern
This wns Morvich’* first start as a
.Ins.
Hailey
threw
the
first
local
col
ment
is
to
purchase
tho
Enst
Const
ini).—Congressman Herbert J*Dranc
warfare. Shea wa* taken from the
ORLANDO. May 15.—The Sanford
custody of the police yesterday and Canal or construct a cnnal parallel debntor* won the inter-high school <!o- or into the debate when he said in is a qualified candidate for ronomi three year old. He hns never been
beaten, having won eleven races as a
turned over to the sheriff, being plac thereto.
huto which wns contested Friday night rather an nggresstve but dignified nation before the June primary.
The cnll for this public nearing is in by n trio of Orlando’s best high school voice, "You tell me the Philippines are
When it became known Saturday two yenr old. Jockey Johnson never
ed in the county jnil where Murphy
morning
thnt Congressman extended the horse during the punish
accord with the River and Harbor Act orators, the honor for the best deliv now ready for independence. In 1915 day
and Mnder are held.
which wa* npproved by congress June ered speech going to Miss Margaret J. before our governor general left there Drnnc’s first statement of campnign ing mile nnd a quarter rncc. A great
5th, 1920, nnd while the net directing Gnllnghcr, of Sanford, winner «'f the they hnd the best road* In the world, expense* bad not been received nt the crowd swarmed around the victor and
this preliminary examination does not Reporter-Star gold medal prixo. The when Governor Wood* was sent there office of the secretary, it seemed that Trainer Fred Hurley rushed to the
define the location of the waterway to ilebnto gnthcred momentum as it pro not so very long ngo these roads hnd perhaps hi* failure hnd disqualified animal nnd tenderly patted him on the
|x> reported upon, the brief* of the dif gressed nnd when the open forum hour deteriorate:! to n condition not much him. However, the secretary of state head.
l>etter than t**.u roads nbout Sanford.” received the statement in this after
ferent section* disclosing tonnage, re
enmt there
------ was .just enough interest
a riffle of. Inugh
noon’s
The •—
postmark
the
clamation projects, etc., will in the fin in tho audience, who took part in the This produced quite ..............
------ i •••*
— - mail.
.............
-•••-— on
- .........
al analysis, la* the means of the gov discussion as to whether "The Philip- tot nmong the audience
the San- envelope showed thut the letter wns
ernment engineer* recommendation*.
, shnu|,| jj0 Given Their Inde- find !ehatnr* took no notice of the re -1mailed nt Lakeland, May 11, and but
Data on this section hns been pre pendence Now" to make it exciting. murk. Then Inter when the contest fnr the fact that it was transmitted
IF III. lilt Ills OFFICE ADVOCAT
Miss Florence Henry, of the Sanford had ended and tho audience was Invlt- by registered mail, would hnve been
pared by the Chamber of Commerce
ED LYNCH LAW TO STOP
nnd information from other sections High School opened th e debate for the od to participate in tho discussion a received In Tallahnsseo yesterday,
LIQUOR VIOLATION
on tonnage hns nlso been secured and affirmative She was followed by little cotton-headed fellow yet In knee
The same applies to J. II. Swlnk of
*11? T k f \w w o rln | .d l* re « « l
forwarded to the Central Florida Stnnley Goesswein for tho negntive, trousers rose nnd asked to 1k>reeogniz- Miami, candidate for state attorney
WASHINGTON, May 16.—Secre Water Traffic League, who in turn who in turn was followed by Miss ed by the chair. "Mr. Chairman, he for the eleventh judicial circuit. His ritlKD TO HOLD UP GOLDEN
tary Mellon win asked today by Rep- are compiling a brief for the section* Alice Runyan. Jas. Hailey was ihe .said, "When the United States gets statement
STATE LIMITED HUT TUAIN
nlso..............................
received this nf........ wns ......
r**ent«tlve Hill, Republican, ofMury- Interested In the development of the wnml sneaker for tho negative, Mis* ready to give tho Philippines their in-torn min nndwnspostmarked May 11.
CREW WAS THERE
l*nd, to order the removal from office St. Johns-Indian river project. There Margaret J Gallagher closing for tnc dependence, they will do It, just a* we
J. ||. Jones of Orlando,candidate
of Prohibition Commissioner Haynes nre those who will recall the survey affirmative and Clyde Ramsey for the did for Sanford, (his remarks calling for state attorney of the seventeenth
Ill* T h e A i u f U l r S P r f M I
TU8CON, Ariz., Mny 15.—With two
or whoever in hi* office was respon- made in 1913 nnd the adverse recom negative. Donald Flowers n.ted ns to mind the fight which had been wag- judicial circuit, wired the secretary
, it!c (,,r recent press bulletin which mendation of the U. 8. engineers
of state thnt he had mailed his state well directed bullet* Express Messen
chairman
of
the
meeting.
S*nford
nn'1
0rln1
n
,l°
whc"
ger Stewart early todny frustrated a
Hill declared constituted “official ap which wns prompted by the lack of
It hnd been understood the debate, Seminole county was created out of ment, nt Orlando, on tho eleventh, but spectacular nttempt by eight bandits
proval of application of lynch Inw to tonnage available nt thnt time. In oth was to be waged by six young men, the northern portion of Orange.) This had heard that the same hnd not been
■oppression of the liquor violations." er words, tonnage I* the vital question three for the Orlando High School i nd wa* a bit too much for the visitors and received. In reply the secretary of to rob the Chicago, Rock Island, Paclfrl Golden State Limited. Rtcwnrt
point thnt can Iks made In presenting three for the Sanford High School. It with quick ropnrtee Mis* Florence state telegraphed him to mail a dukilled one of the robber* and appar
n a tio n a l c h a m b e r
Henry
sprang
to
her
feet.
"Mr.
Chnlrplicate,
together
with
his
affidavit
a brief to the government on behalf of was therefore n surprise when the
ently
wounded the second, nnd routad
OF COMMERCE MEETING
the St. Johns river highway. With speaker* were called to the stand —. •man,
---- , ,permit
----- ine to say,
-- If -yoq •pleaae, that the original was properly mailed the hand empty handed.
AT WASHINGTON TODAY this fart in mind, those who hnve hnd see three of Snnford’s most attractive when the United State* does give on the eleventh.
* MMVW w. ----------This disposea of all delayed statothe responsibility of preparing this young ladies tnkc their sent* to send them their Independence it will be
... O l y T k r I t t o f U l r d I ’r r a a i
ments
except Judge Charles O. An CHICAGO, May 6.—One member of
with
considerable
more
grace
than
Or
brief
have
embodied
therein
all
data
to defeat Orlando’s prize speaker. It
WASHINGTON, May 15.—The
drews
of
Orlando, candidate for re- the band of ten who attempted to hold
<lumber of Commerce of the United nvnilnhle on tonnnge resources of 12 has been the practice of the Evening lando has accorded Sanford." This noniinntlon as circuit judge of the up the Golden State Limited on the
■Mate* opened their tenth anual meet counties which are directly served by Reporter-Star each year to award n brought the house down, *o to speak,
Rock Island lines, Chicago to Los An
...« Sanford
------- — -young lady, and end- seventeenth circuit. Attorney* point geles, wa* killed late yesterday in a
ing here today, with European condi or tributory to the proposed route. It gold medal to the best young Indy and for the
out that section 6933, Revised Genera!
tion and their effect on American is believed that the data secured on young man speaker, so while Sanford ed the discussion,
in Statutes, provide* thnt a candidate gun fight between the train crew and
this
tonnnge
will
he
the
menns
of
the
won
the
high
school
honors,
Orlando;
That
these
debate,
are
trowing
‘•usiness, the chief topic of discussion.
the bandits, near Jayes, Arizona, ac
government engineer-- immediately also captured one of the medal priz-, popularity. nnd that the people of Or falling to file the required statement
cording to dlipatcheo received early
forfeits
his
right
to
have
his
name
on
recommending the construction of a es it going to Clyde Ramsey, who was ; lando nre showing an Increased Inter
1 WP.NTY-NINTH CONVENTION
today. The bandit* failed to get any
natural water highway that will mean decided bv the three Judges, Mrs. Hart est in, children school activities U ori- the official ballot at either the prim
ANCIENT AND ACCBPETED
ary or the general election, but sine* loot.
RITE MASONS IN JAX the saving of millions of dollar* In and Professor Rose, both of the Rol-jdent fro mthe large attendance of Fri- Judge Andrews is without opposition,
freights, to farmer* and growers and Hns College faculty and Dr. Ingram, Iday night. The speaker* would do
GEORGIA TECH MAKES CLEAN
reclaim hundreds of thousands of pastor of the Methodist church of,credit to any city and both Sanford his name would not appear on the
T h e A • • • e la te * I ’re e a l
8WBBP
primary
ballot
and
since
he
Is
a
candi
JACKSONVILLE, May (15.—Mai- acres of the most fertile land in the Winter Park, to be the best orator or. and Orlando may well be proud of the
date for nn appointive officer, as a
‘'ni from every part of the Jackson- state of Florida. It is very gratify the negative side.
|j*“m " ho ***** *°L lh°,
ATLANTA, Ga.. May 15.—Georgia
matter of course, his name would not
ulle jurisdiction embracing a large ing to note the interest that sections
lt was a hard matter for the judge. Star prlze.-Orlando Reporter-Star.
Teach
won a triangular track and
npp<nr
on
the
general
election
ballot.
P»tt of fhe state are arriving here other than Sanford havo taken in this to decide Just who to declare the win- j .
—
”
field
meet
from Auburn and Clcmeon
His
statement
hns
not
been
received.
attend the twenty-ninth Convoca hearing. The Sanford Chamber of ner. each handled his or her subject
An experimental section will be
here Saturday. Tech scored 64 points
tion of Ancient and Accepted Rite Commerce lias been advised that at so masterly. When the final decision constructed with a view to the elec
Bargains found each day by read to 34 for Auburn and 28 for Clamf'f Free Masonry, which opened today. least 100 of Orlando’s prominent bus was mnde Sanford lead oy a margin trification of all trunk railroad* rad
eon.
ing the Herald Ads.
Degrees for the fourth to thirty sec iness men will drive to Titusville and of twenty some point*.
iating from Budapest.
ond will be conferred on n large class.
tlVwllBMl! «■ >'<(• rtf*)
1SKHABEASCOPIIS5
h . ' K K ’M - r
WITNESSES HAD LEFT STATE,
CONTINUANCE IN SHIELD CASE
ASKED BY STATE’S ATTORNEY
FIRST DEGREE
GRAND LARCENY
AGAINST CHASE
PUBLIC HEARING
AT TITUSVILLE ON
TUESDAY, MAY 16
I
SANFORD WON THE DEBATE
AT ORLANDO AND WON THE
REPORTER-STAR GOLD MEDAL
ASKS REMOVAL
FROM OFFICE.
COM’R. HAYNES
’ .'/•-' X V i
BANDITS FAIL
TO LOOT TRAIN
ONE KILLED
.
. _-
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w
M.
■ i i i h h i h h ***m i ,,,* * * h ****
i pL
* The
Royal Order of
Neighbors
will attend
the 11 o’clock
Services
in a Body
• J -
• * I !ii
•! i f ; •
•1
r
Uf,\
Special Mother’s Day Services, Methodist Church, Tomorrow, May 14, at 11 A. M.
‘ MOTHER
DR.
W A L K E R ’S
SUBJ
COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS—
Something ‘D ifferent
THE WEATHER
For Florida: Generally fair
tonight and Sunday.
*4
COME TO THE
PARISH HOUSE
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 19TH
i «
“THE OLD PLANTATION”
»,
put on under the auspices of the Presbyter
ian Westminster Club. “Eats” and fun. All
for one price.
\i
: CLASSIFIED.
:
ADS
I Classified Ada 5c a line. No
l....ad taken for leas than 25c.
I and positively no classified
l ada charged to anyone. Cash
l most accompany all orders.
I Count five words to a line
I and remit accordingly.
FOR SAKE
V
;
FOR BALK, in
first clnss
shape, $250 terms or $200 cash. 490
Model.—Rive A Walker, In old Ford
Garage.
dh-tfp
CHREVOLET
FOIl SALE—Gasoline pump and 180
gnllon tank.—L. F. Roper. Phone
ICO.
39-tfc
FOR SALE K-roomed house, newly
painted Inside and out. 1820 Park
Avenue.
38-3tp
FOR HAI.K-A- prac ti« ally new piano.
High grade, walnut finish for cash.
$150.00.
319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp
FOR SALE—New six room bungalow,
located on Snnford Heights. Lot 50
*135. Price 12,250.00. Worth your
inspection.—A. P. Connelly.
33.tfc
FOR RENT
FOK RENT—Two furnished lighthousekeeping rooms, down stairs.
4l-2tp
200 East Third St.
ROOM FOR RENT1—Furnished with
privilege of garage, 709 Palmetto
34-lOtp
nvrnuel
FOR RENT—Rooms nnd kitchenette.
—Shirley Apartment* opposite post
office, upstairs.
28-tfc
FOR RENT—'Two nicely furnished
FOP. SALE—Fine celory farm, 10 rooms, at the Temple Club. 37-OU*
acres rich hnmmock land, cultivated
If-room houso on Union
10 years. Crop on It now. Two flow
^G-tfc
Ave. A. I* Connelly.
ing wells,
acres tiled; also thirty F n „ nPNT ^
Unfu(||j,)ip(j r)H)tI)!l(
•ere- haam 5« adjoln.ug sun one
fop ||„hthouseke«plng. Good
well and small part cleared, near |ocAt,on App)y „R g fnro of „ cr.
Cameron City
Apply to owner for M ()(Tjcft
fl.tfc
particulars. Herbert O. Crinpen, R. ------------ ——r e , , ; . . _-------------R. A. Ilox 189.
32-12p
Y\ A N T K I )
___ „ ~ ----------------------------------- HOUSEKEEPERS, who like pickles,
FOR SALE-15 «;rcs orange grove, CUt, 1(n,)rn, fop |ckI|
^
2Bc.
fine land, about 400 old bearing bu>hcl> 7Bf. _ Edwln Randall, 819
orango anil grapefruit tree*. Also peg^
39.3tn
can, pench, grape*, pearl nnd other
‘ * ^
^ ^
fruit trees on Golden Lake, 3H miles M° NKY TO L(,AN AT 4<1— On
•outh of Snnford. Also another 4H
*"»*«• an‘l fnrm»- * Vcr
acres of fine rich, cultivated pine land
,n,crc»t in
of $1,000
with about 75 old benring ornngc and
grapefruit trees, and about 75 pecan
trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own
17,700 Acres in East Orange
County
er, Herbert O. Crlppcn, R. R. A. Pox
1E9.
32-12p
On Famous
IWITCNT
1
W
t • i>i' I
|i&
,
1
i i?i
k I•
M *4 *3
Again wo call your attention to tho
wonderful Sunday dinners at the Sominolo Cafe. Chicken or turkey, It
matters not It Is up to you and
your nppetltc. The greatest dinners
41-ltc
for the price In the state.
At 8:00 o’clock and See
I.
it
The
Epworth League
Will Have Their
Special
Anniversary
Service at
8:00 p. m.
»»«
• •
ftp
'
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1922
PAflB BIX
p f : *
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TEMPERATURE :
Some signs of rain today
cloudy, dark, more clouds
nnd more dnrkncss.
Nice
rnin tonight would be tho
finest thing In ’.he world.
Tomorrow is Mother’s Dny
—wear n white flower,
Monday may be Father’s
Dny and you can wear a
cabbage.
5:40 A. M. MAY 13, 1922
Maximum
95
* Minimum
04
Range
71
Barometer
29,94
Rain
.08
Calm nnd clear.
*i
*X
h*
N
the debate in Orlando la»’ night. It POPE’S WIFE SUES
FOR DIVORCE TODAY
was hotly contested being between
—POPE SERVING SENTENCE;
three Orlando boys representing the
Orlando High School and three girls
III* T h e Am o c l a i r d T re a a l
representing Sanford High and the
JACKSONVILLE, May 13.—Fran
MARK TWAIN’S
girls nnd Sanford won.
We have ces M. Pope has filed suit for a di
somo High School here, believe us.
vorce from John IL Pope, local attor
ney who Is serving a life sentence In
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Dingee, of connection with the murder of George
Dunodin, arrived in the city today and II. Hickman, Theatre Manager, here
will be the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. last September, by Frank Rawlins, It
J. Holly. They have been attending became known here today. Mrs.
the C. E. convention at Lakeland nnd Pope’s counsel confirmed the filing of
motored up as far us Snnford to sec the suit but refused to discus the
their many obi friends here for a few case. Pope is now in Duval Jail pen
d a p . Mr. nnd Mrs. Dingee resided ding the outcome of tho appeal to the
hero for many years but now have a
Supreme Court.
fine ornngc grove nnd new home near
Dunedin, Mrs. Dingcc’a old home.
Just like mother cooks chicken and
turkey dinners. Where can you obtain
The many friends of Tenney Dcano any such cooking theso tlnysT At tho A rip-ronring comedy in
eight
arc glad to seo him homo for a short Seminole Cafe, of course. Just Hko
parta.. Also
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will mother cooks and tomorrow is Moth
Dcnne. Tenney is a Sanford boy who ers Day nnd ns a tribute to her bring
has nmde good and is now taking his mother and all tho rest of the family
FOX NEWS
last year’s course in college being at
to the Seminole nnd get a chicken or
present at Richmond Virginia. He
turkey dinner. We guarantee you E
U D ®Q®[c][!][s]g
expects to spend the summer In West
will he satisfied.
41-ltc
Virginia.
“A CONNECTICUT
YANKEE IN
KING ARTHUR’S
COURT”
0
0
S P E C IA L !!
PAY YOUR POLL TAX TODAY.
Chicken supper tonight in the Mil
ler building under tho nuspices of
This is tho Inst chance to qunlify to
Circle A of the Presbyterian church.
vote in the primary election.—Jno. D.
Jinkins, Tax Collector.
41-ltc
The Snr.fonl Alumni Society of tho
Snnford High School moots TLarsThe Royal Neighbors of America
dny evening, Mny 16th.
ONE POUND
will meet at 10:30 o’clock Sunday at
o f Our Famous
E. H. Kilboc of tho Genevn section the Masonic Hall to go in n body to
40-2tp.
was in the city today calling on his the-Methodist Church.
many friends.
Mrs. M. McCoy Is doing permnnent
waving
nt the W’elnka Apartments for
Don’t have Mother fussing over
a
short
time only.
40-2tp
that Sunday dinner tomorrow. J t Is
her dny nnd you know you could not
Honestly, it Is unnecessary to tell
show her n nicer tribute thnn to take
her to the Seminole Cafe nnd give her the public nbout those Sunday dinners
n big Sunday dinner. Mother knows nt the Seminole but in case there are
what good cooking is nnd mother will n few people who have never tried
fhlckon or turkey dinners we
enjoy our dinners. They arq Just
liko mother would cook them—only would like to repeat the story and at
Tomorrow is Mother’s Dny.
don’t let her cook ono tomorrow. tempt to describe what these elegant
Bring her to the Seminole.
41-ltc dinners are like. However, you can Now temporarily located at 206 MsgEvery dny should be Mother’s Dny
n*k your friends. They all know.
Let us do your Job Printing.
nnd Father’s Day also.
41-ltc
nolla, next to Wight's Garage
ha
ha
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RahaRahaPahsOaimha
SATURDAY
PEANUT BRITTLE
20c
PERSONALS
W A TER ’S
x n n n
K a n d y K itch en
This is the Inst day to pay your poll
tax. Get busy nnd pay it nt once and ■■ a a u a a a a a a ia a a a a a ii a u a M a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a » a a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a i ia a H H a H B K H B aHaBBBBa
lie ready to vote.
i Sanford’s New Store
------------------------------------------ ----------rSiGile 127
C. A. Williams of Hnstings is spen
ding the week-end here with his
mother, Mrs. C. N. Williams.
The children never miss the water
until the well runs dry nnd they nev
er miss father nnd mother until they
are gone.
IThe Church well
10 Stores in Gcorgin-
M ONDAY SPECIALS
Sec the advertisement of the Mcthodist church In this issue and go to
hear Dr. Wnlker on "Mother" tomor- 5
row morning
nt the Methodist *
church.
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72-INCH
The many friends of Mrs. C. L
Mcllltzer formerly of this city, but m
now or Orlando, will be interested to . J
loam of the birth of a son, Mny 12, *
1922. The young man has Wen nnm- B
cd Max Julian.
Orlando to Ocean
FOR SALE—Potato barrels in any
Highway
quantity, special prices on car lots,
Itirh Farming, Citrus nnd
correspondence solicited, Clearwater
Capt. M. W. Lovell of Lake county
Trucking l.nads
Mfg. Co., Clenrwntcr, FIj .
B-tfc
is
home for a few days visit wtih his
Being Syndicated in
FOIt SALE OR LEASE One 20 acre,
wife nnd family. He says It is very
.30 Acre Tracts
one 10 acre Snnford nve. walking
dry over in hi* section of tho stnte
Karh
Iran fronting on Orlandodistance to city. Two lots corner
nnd the citrus groves need rnin bndiy.
Ocean Itoulrvnrd nt the extreme
Center nnd Elm ave. Two lots west
Capt. Lovell has n flue ornngc grove
ly low price of—
side Palmetto nve., 50 f t from Elev
nnd
farm near Leesburg.
$28.21 per Acre
enth St. Muke offer. B. T. Corey,
Five Years in Which to Pay.—
owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los AngeHave you availed yourself of the opTitle Good—Warranty Deed
lee, Calif.
2K8tf; 29 tf
lortunity to buy fine stationery cheap
Guaranteed
Land Mny He Occupied Before
nt the two weeks sale nt the Hcrnld
STOP—LOOK—READ
Payment Completed
office7 Monday is the Inst day of the
FRUIT-PRODUCE SHIPPERS
This trait consists of 17,700
sale. Get your stationery now nt pric
Try our expert service collecting Rail
seres bordering both sides tho
es
that will never be duplicated.
Orlando-East Coast Sixteen-foot
road Claims. Original.
Vouchers
Boulevard for nhout eight miles,
sent direct to claimnnts.—Eastern
is Intersected hv the Florida
Hun. O. P. Swope of Ovcido, candi
Shore Clnim Adjustment Co., W. G.
East Const Railroad nnd two
date
for th$ state legislature nnd
Cooper, Aes’t General Mgr., with P. R.
other main county highwnys one
member
of the hoard of county com
R. Claim Department, ten yenrs, Sea
of which I* to Ih» hnrd-surfnced
missioners was here today on bus
also.*
ford, Del.
10-e.o.d-2wc
iness. He reports Oviedo ns being on
Upon completion of these hard• tO R SALE—Warehouse with R. tt.
surfnred roads the vnluo of this
n substantial growth nnd the truck
elding. Within four blocks of center
land will increase very sub
growers nnd citrus growers report
stantially ns has already been
of city.
ing a good season.
demonstrated
in
all
other
sec
Ceo. V . KNIGHT
tions of Orange County, and tho
272-tfc
syndicate proposes to sell in
The Herald wishes to congratulate
small tracts the syndicate hold
FOR 8ALE—One barber chair nnd
Misses Mnrgnrvt Gallagher, Florence
fixtures, at 4IB East Third St.
* ings at a profit.
Henry and Alice Runyan for winning
This tract is virgin timbered nnd
38 ttp
the timber is conservatively es
FOR SALE—One 5 room bungalow,
timated to he worth $12.00 per
SPECIAL SUNDAY— FRIED
scro.
located on Snnford Heights, $1.'.00,
CHICKEN
AND
WAFFLES
References—Any
hank
or
busi
cash, a bargain.—A. P. Connelly.
AND ALL THE FIXIN’S, 75c.
ness houso in Orango County.
. 27-tfc
Honest Sslrsmen Wanted
HOTEL MONTEZUMA. SERV
M l e —Sweet potato plants Mail Coupon Today for Particulars ED FROM 12 TO 2 AND fi TO
for sale, two dollars per thousand. ORLANDO-EAST COAST LAND CO 7:30.
41-ltc
oo Ncros, Sanford.
41-2tp 120 So. Ornnge Avo., Orlando. Fla *
send
particulars
of your
R SALE—Ford Scdan.- oPlease
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Jn 17.n<j payable $10 per month. Strout Agen
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if- 1"00 ncr® development
•r. Phone 100.
manner obligates mo.
cy, Box 518, Eustls, Fla.
35-10tp
!TSXI7h% -Celery fuun, 5 acres all Name
WANTED—Small cottage, unfurnish
tiled, 6 room bungalow; 1 mule nnd
Address..........,, , ......
ed or half of house, or unfurnished
paper and tools. Price $5,760.00.—E.
housekeeping
rooms. Address “Per
Sanford
Daily
Herald,
Sanford,
Fla.
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39-3tp
manent,* P. O. Box 518, Sanford. 34-p
-1 Store In Florida
TABLE DAMASK, 89c
Table Damask in pretty pat
terns, yard
MEN’S
S
$ 10.98
MEN’S
PAJAMA CHECKS, 17c
MOHAIR SUITS
Fine Quality Pajajna Checks,
yard
SHEETS, $1.48
PALM BEACH SUITS
$ 12.98
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Mohawk and Peppered Sheets
PALM BEACH SUITS
$ 1.48
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PAGE TWO
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IK N R K H
T IIIC
A S S O C IA T K II
P H K II
The Associated Press is exclusive
ly entitled to the use for republicstlon of all news dispatches credited to
It or not otherwise credited in this pa*
per and also the local news published
herein.
All rights of republication of spec
ial dispatches herein are also re
served.
UNCLE HANK
tables during the year, making them
prosperous, ready money communi
ties. U. 8. Comptroller of Currency
Crissinger recently stated to the as
sembled bankers of Florida that Flor
ida was better off financially than
any state in the Union and now E. A.
Poole, national hank examiner for the
Atlanta district says that Florida conditions are better than In any state
in the Union. "The citrus nnd truck
crops have been sptendid, with satis
factory prices, and therefore, the sit
uation in that state is probably the
liest of any state in the country,"
were his words, yet countless fools
will in time to come make the abovo
remark. At the same time the wise
men arc gathering in the ornngo
groves at such a rate thnt prices are
bound to go skyward. The catastro
phe in California nnd the resulting
My belief In heaven would be
high prices for Florida oranges thia stronger If I wux certain Gabriel
yenr and the probable continuance of wouldn't practice oa hi* horn after 10
such prices because of California's o’clock at night.
continued crippled production is the
reason for the great demand for or
ange groves.
WHAT A HEAL NEWSPAPER
SHOULD HE.
When the transportation facilities
these Improvement* If it !■ to »h*r*
are
adequate there will be such a rush
In the future development of Florid*.
and
such an activity to secure land*
From this date Sanford either goe*
|
in
this
garden of the world that the
rapidly forward or retrogresses,
next
hardest
problem to solve will be
there Is no standing still. A vote In
favor of all the proposed Improve housing the people as fast as they
ments by a majority of our cltiien* come. Out the people who have set
will be sufficient proof that the City tled in the 'glades regions have al
Substantial has passed the test of ready shown themselves so resource
ful, and have already reaped such
progross ivene**.
honest s of success thnt when the
time comes to build cities where now
there are hamlets, there will spring
up, almost in n night, evrn as the Im
proved farms have appeared, cities,
nnd towns, and villages, all built of
the most excellent material, and all
with the utilities and safeguard*, of
the most modern city.—Tampa Trib
une.
Pres* dispatches »h01
with Mr. Lawrence Gent
tile Brothers, Orlando, I
the citrus fruit movemenl
ida during the present set
12,000,000 and 13,000,000
estimates the present pr
percent oranges end 40
grapefruit, and thinks ,
cars of fruit arc still in t
rhlpment. He also sayi
1022 cason was profiub
grower.
The Homeland Citrus Grovi
sociation, at Bartow, Fla., c|*
scaaon the week prior to Apr
making a aettlemcnt between
nnd $40,000 with Its member,
them more than $2.25 pcr ^
t h e f r u it f u l e v e r g l a d e s
fruit on the tree. Fruit on t
Have you lost or found anythingT means before it was gathir^
In most parts of the country tne A Herald Want Ad will help you.
merest mention of Florida Everglades
666 cures Chills and Fe
lands bring* a smile of derision to the 666 cure* Dengne Fever. 30-onw-20te
face of the hearer.
Years before the state and the fed
eral authorities combined to put the
wild m tter in Florida land* out of
business and in the penitentiary,
NEVER WROTE Aj
DICTIONARY
I
The editor of the Herald may have
We suppose tho great heart of 1peculiar ideas about how a newspaper
Mooscbcnrt will now beat at Orange should be conducted but our ideas
have always been for n clean news
Park.
paper with friendship toward al! and
A lady jn Philadelphia is richer malice toward none. Wo never be
than Rockefeller says press dispatch. lieved in throwing mud, in taking up
personalities, in publishing scandal
Of course she is married.
that would wreck families, in tnklng
Keep hustling, keep pushing, keep sides in local politics. Poytonn civic
building and we will get there. Get club has hern taking up the subject of
journalism lately nnd the newsparer
together nnd stay together.
men of Daytona have read some good
papers on the subject. Tin* Journal
On to Titusville Tuesday. A c]
to meet with all your friends,
chance for a day’s outing. A chance to be read as the;
do something for your city.
own ideas of n
■ ----- o---------One of the
All out for Titusville and the chnnco the speaker w,
to get the St. Johns river for the in"Personally,
lnnd waterways through Florida. If whether a pnp
Until drained! That was the key ■
, to the whole thing. A few long-head- ■
ed men saw that it could bo done. J
Some fewer attempted it on n small *
scale, nnd succeeded beyond their wil* ■
dost dreams. When at Inst Napoleon "
H. Broward, ns governor took up scr- ■
iouslv the drainage of the 'glades It ■
became evident that what had been a ■
!dream to most, was some day to ho a J
reality of wealth to those who owned ■
V TEST OF PROGRESSIVENESS land* in thnt region.
Today, right around the lake it- "
self, about nnd below Lake Okeocho- ■
lice, around which it was believed that ■
all kind* of horrible reptiles and nni- m
mala had their home, and that mias- J
mas, and yellow fever, nnd mosquitoes ■
made ft impossible for man to live ■
there, is civilization, cultivation, hap- J|
you can to show the people what San- vital concern to the public i.i whether
pines* nnd contentment. Indeed, so ■
ford thinks of this great project. It it place* part), or pnrtisnn or selfish
fast is the settlement and devetop- ■
means much to this city and every personal plans above Hint of its serment of the lower lake ’glndes Innds ■
btislness house in it.
vice to the community. * * * Frankly,
going on thnt the real problem the J
---------- o -I do not conceive it to he the province
only thing h^npering progress, is the ■
Just why did gasoline jump up of the newspaper to nominate cni’dilack of sufficient transportation facil- ■
again right in the midst of the spring dates for office. It is not good for
Sties to move the harvest* of the ne- J
and summer season when Joy riding cither the paper or tho candidates. A
res.
■
is beginning nnd summer sports will newspape’r has enough to do in mnkTwo cities on the east const are
take so much juice. Ask John D., Ing it* business successful, publishing
competing for the first railroad across
and then cut out n lot of the Joy rid* the rrws in nn attractive and readable
the 'glades. Miami and Palm Bench.
ing and the consumption of gas and form, holding itself in readiness to he
It will he touch and go with them ■
you will see the price fnll again.
I of the utmost service to the communwhen they realize what such a rail- £
road will mean. Indeed, the sooner *
they realize thnt both the ronds are ■
necessary and will get all tho business a
they can handle, the better for them, *
and the quicker the roads will he ■
built.
In the Palm Bench Post of recent' 9
issue is shown the amount of freight *
tonnage to date this senson, from the ■
acres immediately south of the lake. a
they nre getting fewer , secure those requisites which appeal It is astonishing to read thnt tho "
**
|*o the outsider, who desires to he- lands will have been cultivated there **
one sense the newspaper come indrntifled with a progressive this yenr have lidded n carload of
nstitution, it is also semi- community.
vegetables or fnrm products to the ■'
nature, and no newspaper
Providence helps those who help acre! Thnt is something few if any "
of the name has any themselves is an old axiom equally other places in the country enn *
lo make personal attacks applicable to the community as to the show. The figures were collected by «
lio does not own a news- j individual. Voting bond issues has (’nptnin Hen Johnson, the mnn who £
t perhaps, in case* where been the method adopted by com muni- bn* bud the handling of most of this *
'urgency requires.
ties for securing needed improve- tonnage in his boats down the canal ■
s, be said, a newspaper im-ntH. I hose communities which tto Fort Mvers, or across the Inko to 5
tide U> please because of how the largest percentage of Clcwiaton, with the aid of the engin- J
i>n copy. On a Monday growth and are unquestionably the eor* of the proposed rnironds from ■
oral years ago, a preach- most progressive in Florida have vot- the east const. They found in nctunl ■
nto the office with n ed large bond issue* and secured for cultivation around the lower part of "
in his mouth because ho themselves the latest municipal fac- l,nko Okeechobee. T.r.OO acres, nnd the ■
intuit* a mistake in the i1i t a n d have lonjf since realized on production from that acreage w a n :
&
i sermon. looking it up their investment.
"Potjitoes, 125,183 crates; Corn
■
enient read: "A BiosToo often the error is made in ns- 71,051 bushels; tomatoes, 267,890
*
lie.” He said it was re- turning thnt bonds for municipal pur-1 crates; beans, I71,:i60 hampers;
£
agreed with him, but on poses are other than an investment. pens. 8,730 hampers; cabbage,7,he copy sure enough It Experience has proven that they nre 008 packages; peppers, 8,270
J
ssoiu on a Mule.’
He not only gilt edge investment hut al- packages; eggplant, 13.401 pack1
blossom" was spelled so an insurance for the community ages; onions. 12,769 packages;
■
lie had wrlttten it with f..r its future development. Occasion- fish, 75 tons; chickens, 5,475;
"
thnt the subject should ally we visit a community which eggs, 1,800 dozen; hogs, 876; and
■
btalom on i> Mule.’ As prides itself that it is free from bon- ‘ only slightly less quantities of
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>oth the locnl papers had di d indebtedness. Tho citizens of other produce. This is exclusive
2
mnounred thnt way, and such a community consider well paved of the produce for which there
{j
need thnt the papers had streets and modern conveniences sup- was no transportation fncilitiea
*
her to set up a job on erflulllca, and ns a result there is no This report wns from 276 lnnd j ■
desire on the part of n visitor in thnt owners."
wspnper is something community to linger any longer than
This Is what the cultivated, drained ■
mere purveyor of news, i.iw business requires.
1land of the Everglades is doing. Not 5
lity, a living thing, thnt
The very fad that the majority of what "it will 'do." And thnt 7,500 S
■nee m the home in the south Florida cities arc voting mun acre* In cultivation is so small a part 5
news is displayed, if :t leipal bonds denotes progress ami in 0f tho whole area available and wait- ■
lower taste, ns in the the great development of the state j„g for the settler* thnt it looks like m
the nauseating ,lotahs which is yet to come, it would he well Hie mere scratching of patch garden- 5
kle case, careful parentsfor every community to take inven- ers'
■
a hide the paper to keep tory of what It has to offer ns a mun- There is one railroad running down 2
hlldren from reading it.j icipnllty to those who demand the ,he state's center to the southern!
nnection he gave Pre.i- I**,.
point of the take. There are needed ■
iwspnper i«c , i
Ibis question has been placed di- other ronds to the region und to go ■
tract ions given to every rectly up to the citizens of Sanford all through it. for if the yield of pro. 2
writer on the Marion, and the election to be held Wcilnes- duce is n carload to the acre, think 5
,ir‘
W'N *’e a *es* the progressive- of what will be rcquqired in the way ■
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t0 ne“ "f thc City Substantial. The of transportation equipment to hat.- Z
n Get them both.
bond Issue to he voted upon nnd die the harvest from the more than 5
1' . " .
n^
which has been extensively advertised three million ncrcs soon to be brought ■
uro inevitable, hut strive rail* f„r nn expenditure of $625,000 in, in thnt region!
'
I would rather hn*e included in which are approximately
Hard roads for automobile travel S
5
We Know How to Define a
Bargain
LISTEN
A Bargain is somethin*? thnt you buy nnd nftcr you get it I
you feel like you ought to he hung for cheating the other!
fellow.
;
Eight room house, located on Park Avenue, nil modern con
veniences, just refinished Including, painting Inside and out,
plastering, nnd plumbing overhnuled. Two lots 1M1x130.
Terms $750.00 cash, und the balance at the rate of $75.00 per
month.
A. P. CONNELLY
Studebaker Cars
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Little S ix.....$1230.00 Bix Six........... $2025.00
Special S i x ............................................. $1680.00 i
(Delivered)
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The Iluick "Four" is equipped with the reliable Iluick valvein-head motor. This is merely another indication of the fuf»
that the iluick "Four" maintains Iluick standards of qual*
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1922
The Florida Cane Syrup Company,
of Dade City, Fla., haa declared a
dividend of eight per cent out of the
profit* earned last year, and appro*
priated $100,000 for the purchase of
new machinery. This plant, from
breaking the dirt on the cane planta
tion to declaring a dividend of eight
per cent, la Icrb than two years old.
Mr. Howard Curry, former Develop
ment Agent of the Seabord at Tampa
is President of the Company.
Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality
VVt title It m our boar*
b*Urf that the tobaccos used
la Cheiterfieia we of finer
quality (sad hence ol better
utU) then In «ny other
rijunte *t the price.
UtVu ** ^ tn
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PAGE THREE
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NOTICE TO FARMERS
Now's the time for you to buy n MOLINE TRACTOR. We
have a special offer that you cannot afford to let get by you.
For every farmer can nfford to buy but you cannot afford
not to buy a real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a
great success in thi3 section. Until October 11th, 1922, we
will sell you a—
MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors
for $528.00
666 iiuirkly relieves a cold. 30-oaw-20tc
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, so place
your order now.
For the week ending April 14th,
1W» cars, about 75,00 crates, of vege
tables moved from Sumter county,
Florida. Tomnto shipments will bekln in Sumter county week folowing
the 14th. Tomatoes are now moving
from Manatee County; eleven car*
shipped prior to the week of the 10th,
and forty to fifty cars will be shipped
during the week ending April 15th,
selling $2.25 per ernte f. u. b. ship
ping point.
o f T u r k U h a n d D o m estic tobaccos— b U n d o d
ABOLISH CLIQUES
ing them to the cannery. All the ex- POSTMASTER AND
MAGISTRATE OPERATE
------- pense of raising the crop is paid for
STILL—ROTH WISE
|n olden days, .St. Petersburg was a in the return* from hi* shipments to
Villages thrive upon small- f the market. He could send all of his
Ills T h e A a .o r l .l r 4 P re ss )
rn talk and the formation of cli- product* of that nature to the can
SAVANNAH, Ga.. May 15.—Ag
ts and crowds that run together ncry after it had ceased to be profitents operating under General Prohib
work together against other cli- able to send them to Northern mar
ition Agent Merrick, raided a still in
ts snd crowds.
.
kcl* and thus the continual ripening
Bryan county Saturday and found ft
btre remains In St. Petrsburg un- of hi* crops after that time would
being operated by Albert Wise, post
Ithis later day of its expansion Into add to his profit*.
master at Clyde, the county seat, and
The copoperative grower*’ associa
city some of these old cliques and
his brother W. II. Wise, a magistrate
enmities, born in the day when tions might well consider the advis They are to appear before the United
Petrsburg was a village. Thank ability of adding co-operative canner States' Commissioner in Savannah
’ lucky stars these clique* and cn- ies to their activities. By this means today.
■ties arc few and of little effect many small neighborhood canneries
on the civic life of the city. Thank might be established and a scheme HE KNOWS WHEREOF HE SI'EAK
stars again that some of them whereby they might be united in ono
large marketing association would
tottering on their last legs.
J. F. Harper, 416 Navarre St., San
|Toda> St. Petrsburg has reached give them the benefit of the Florida Antonio, Tcxns, writes: "I consider
st stage of it* development wher*- name, which should be potent in the Foley’s Honey and Tar absolutely the
[mm may disagree and oppose each matter of canned vegetables and best cough remedy on the market. I
[hr in organized effort upon this or fruits ns it is in thut of fresh vege know whereof l speak, having tried it
at program of public activity and tables and fruits.
Such canneries might bp run most in my own family. My wif« took a
ben its over and the fight is won or
*1‘
|»t there remain no personal enml- of the year if our farmers""would *ever* cou‘;h nnd ,#t nl*h* ,t
most incessant. 1 gave h e r n few
trvck
O and no iron-bound pliqinm, wVt.b ml*.
Honoy 8nd T*r’, I“ *
►ever and n day must oppose what- summer. The writer ha* had a con- do8«
fer the '.her cliques propose or ad- vincing proof that such crops are a* HOle while she went to sleep and slept
much improved when grown under “ ,u"d,y th» •"tiro night. \ our n-micate.
No. St. Petersburg sees almost daily sh.de in the summer as tobacco is d> « t s «,uickly and relief is permnn* alignments of men, thinking and durlng its season of growth. * This wnl* * *v’
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ting independently or in groups, is something else that might be exc personnel of which changes ae perimented with in this connection.- To prevent a cold, take «6«. 30-oaw-20c
* movements for public good change Farm and Live Stock Record.
is well that this is true and that
PIANOS
l»n can bo men enough to forget the FORD FAVORS A NATIONAL
PHONOGRAPHS
Jd fights and begin the now, regardPARK IN THIS STATE
•» "f wli, may be lined up with them
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
what they think right,
It
became
known
Saturdny
that
tr.d that's the only thing St. PetHenry Ford, the automobile magnate POPULAR SHEET MUSIC
>burg men ever battle for or about
Mhr proper and best method to go has signified hla intention of offering PLAYER ROLLS
the Government a large trnct of land (
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fraiL
tv ,,
,
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n Lee county, Florida, for use as a
*n< men who do not want to go v,
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H. HINTEKMISTEB
1,1
,, ,by the wayside
. . National
i'i n»\<* .been. ,left
. . Pnrk, provided
, . ... _the ,Govern. ...
PIANO CO.
tluir influence is nil
n,cnt i# di#porcd to buHd n)‘ d" ,n the
-k-ng a* we can disagree upon
*"d ",ake ° * * T
Welaka Block
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fiil he fatal
It takes Just such
hinp* n^ tln>>o to bring about healthy
T'i«th InUi-nd of the rank Weed kind
*t Kj'ilt' when there is no oppos« for-* to keep the growth directed
-ward thr promising future.
Mi l, . f St. Petersburg, keep this
** spirit! Men of St. Petersburg,
t-ntH the practices of the village
»r*!
Lrf» g., ahem) battling for what
P fomk is the proper method of
(
liut let’* evade the cliques
r r ""'*'**’ r,f the days of yesterday!
St- I’-tershurg Times.
-pw*
«f“‘!J'T ’ L
.Kdu,“n’ th?
tor, who has a wmter home in that city, and while on
this visit he became impressed with
the possibilities of that section of the
ftat* *nd “
>rcd of J 8 ',n,ural
beauties. The grvnt manufacturer is
said to have often made the remark
that the giant cypresses in Lee county
nnd other charms of the region can
not be equalled anywhere in the
United States. And, being somewhat
of a sportsman, Mr. Ford noticed that
wild turkey and other game abound-:
ed in the proposed park.
Friends of Mr. Edison who reside |
at Fort Myers have discussed the mat* •
ter from time to time nnd it was fin
r ,,v not m o r e c a n n e r i e s ? ally brought to the attention of
Waste is carefully eliminated in all United States Senator Duncan UFletcher, through W. N. Sheets, stnte
,
industries—waste of material, superintendent of schools, and A. B.
Ishor sad of time. It Is by this
Johnson, Orange county superintenthat many n business expands d#nt wT,0 b«.alne ^resstly interest^
hugo iruportiona on a percentage ,n ,he magnM^ proposal.
f' Profits »o small that it would ruin
Senator rictchcr has agreed to take
C" ,nt"Prise conducted carelessly. the matter with Mr. Ford nnd to col
Ph* vrest stockyards are proberbial laborate with other members of the The Country Club and Golf Links are
F**rnP os of flourishing business
Florida congressional delegation In almost completed. You will want the
r*11 up on minute savings of mntcrendeavoring to bring about a definite best in everything in the
* >^or and time.
underatnndinf as to the project. When
,hl> the farmer is careless of such
Sporting Goods Line
l
.
_ ------ thl*
. i nhas
n nnN
e n a r r a n gSenator
m o c i m vFletui
ran., tTV..
~'_T™
beeno carranged
iiuh»r>cn
®nc* cher
fluid thut immediate effort# We are agents for the Celebrated
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I,ave will be made to induce congress to de
*l him as much effort, fertllixer,
velop the pnrk.
Spaulding Line of Golf
‘ , ,c * ns those he sends to the
Both Mr. Ford and Mr. Edison are
Fsrkft, Jet rftun) n<J ppoj,t Aft#r
agreed that Florida is fast becom
Goods
, , r "ny cr°P dec,in«
ing the playground of the country and
F it ,,ro^ t he lets them lie and it is only fitting, they say, that a
lh llt canrio‘ help it, if he has not national park should be situated I’atronize your home merchants In
everything you need to purchase. We
f * rne8ni nt hand to secure a profit within the state.
ar« here to stay.
c™ P™ducu "f these c la sse s, 7 , whi'h are unmarketable.
A machine ha* been developed at
r(r.. * cou*d ,,pn,* them to some can- Cornell University to test fur* for
. n ' T n°ar his neighborhood they their durability nnd standardize them
l, I 8omcthing to his profits for wearing qualities.
lh.
.* ^c*d8, He would have only
Itub-My-Tlsm for Rheumatism.
C<JS
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HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
U-1
PHONE 2102
Mr. E. B. Rube, Brndentown, Fla.,
shipped first car of celery from 1921
planting on Jonunry 17th, 1922, and
received f 1,094 f. o. b. Bradentown.
Seed were first planted June 5th,
1921—crop cut and shipped Janunry
17th, 1922. On a second crop he has
eight acres, cutting 700 crates per
non- (about two carloads,) and has
Ishipped seven cars to date (March
6th. 1922,) for $7,00 f. o. b. Braden
town. Shipments after that date
will bring more money of course on
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account of California’s misfortune.
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CIGARETTES
I» -™i. . . B„|W „h„,|, th,„ «*• *>">
BELL BROS.
LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA
666 cures Bilious Fever. 30-oaw-20tc
Chesterfield
20 for 18c
10 for 9c
Vacuum tins
of 50 - 45c
0!
v- i~AaB
Fads are all right for the rich man,
hut the farmer that is first of all in
terested in paying his bills and hav
ing some money left, wants, tried
and true methods of getting the
money for his crop.
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ELECTRIC FANS
$9.00 up
SHIPPERS OF FLORIDA PRODUCTS
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In Ihe Business 30 Years
We have them for 32 and
110
volts
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EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS
I M O N I Z E
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F. P. Rines
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Make Your Car Look its Best for
May 27th, Shriners’ Day
\\’e arc Making a Spcclnl Rate for the Next Two Weeks on J
SiMONIZING
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Bring Your Car to the Economy Shop and Let ■
Us Dress it Up
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SA N FO R D
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111 Park Avenue--------------------------------------"
RIVE & WALKER
AUTO REPAIRS
Phone 66 J
Corner First and Elm
Phone 447-W
Hot Weather
Is Here
Employment Hureau
A 20TH CENTURY COOLER
The vocnl'.urnl committee of the Bust
••*•*» and I’rolitsslnnal Women’s Club
requests nil young womiri desiring
■op’ j-menl t» r« gisti-r *»t the Firs*
Nut Iona I Bunk
Ai:\FJ* G. HKRNF.R. Chsirman
Will Help You Keep Cool
See our window display of all kinds
H
(1
Ball H a r d w a r e Co.j
1
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1 A CHECK ON
s
[ Yourself
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stores And Ovens
CITn'ot try to pay bills without a checking
r I ’HERL'S no smoke and
X smell to make disagree
able work of cooking wi in the
New Perfection Oil Stove.
Clean, intense heat drives
directly against the utensil
and the name stays where
you set it.
t
account.
If you do, you will surely get all tangled up.
Endorsed checks are legal recoipta; and, beHldes, with a checking account, you can keep
nn accurate record of your expenditures.
W e’Dbe glad to demonstrate
how easily you can regulate
the New Perfection for any
sort of cooking. Wehave the
New Perfection Oven also—
and It bakes perfectly.
Sanford
Furniture Co.
j
'lb
All Work Guaranteed
1 cj ‘ a in
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The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially invites
you to become one of Ita customers.
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| The Peoples Bank of Santord
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�Limber up! Quit comptainhirl Oat 1Notice of Application for Tax Deeds
res*.” The t»»k of "selling" Florida
a
small trial bottle of old, honest | Under Section 575 of the-Genrral
should not be a difficult one, because
“St.
Jacobs OH" nt any drug store, |
Statutes, Laws of Florida
the undeveloped soil Is actually bub/
------- hllnff with possibilities, possibilities and in just a moment you'll be free
that are evident even to the eye of from rheumatic pain, soreness, stiff-1 Notfce u hereby given that Charles
one not familiar with such things in m-ss and swelling. Don't suffer! Re-_D Cary purch„ « r 0f Tax Certificate
nature; and the chief need now Is!lief awaits you. "St. Jacobs Oil" has No. 10, dated the 2nd day of June, A.
presenting the facts to the world in cured millions of rheumatism suffer D. 1019, has filed said certificate in
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
l»*i» uai»!ui >di j ItW vf
the most forceful and truthful man ers in the last half century, and is Just my office and hns made application
Florida State League
as
good
for
sciatica,
neuralgia,
lumba
ner. In the long run exaggeration
for tux deed to issue In accordance
At Daytona 7-7; Jacksonville 4-7; never pays; furthermore it is not nee- go, backache, sprains.—Adv.
with law. Said certificate embraces
(second game called end 7th account cssary, for the old saying "truth is
the following described property in
DID HIM MORE GOOD
of darkness).
*4,
*•*>-,
stranger than fiction" is peculiarly'I
Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: W
applicable to Florida, where all ths
1-2 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and
Our lady representative will call
National League
forces of nature have combined
Many men and women suffer from SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd
At Pittsburgh, 5; Boston, 8.
at your home to show you w h a t
make possible a modem Carden of backache, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W line
At Cincinnati, 8; Rrooklyn, 3.
' soro muscles and other results of kid- of Sanford Grant (lesa 825 ft. N and
Calumet Baking Ppufder will do
At Chicago, 3; New York, 0.
fookine into the future, Mr. Free-'ney trouble because they neglected the S by 660 ft. E and W in SE comer nnd
for 'you ajnd why;i$‘isl called the
At St. Louis, 1; Philadelphia, 5.
first warning symptoms. Foley Kid- less N. 7 1-2 ch.) Sec. 29, Twp. 19 S,
man says further:
!
ney
Pills
aid
the
kidneys
to
throw
out
c o o k ’s b e s t f r ^ n d . ' •
\
‘
I have lived In New York city
Range 30 E., containing 25 acres. Tho
American League
for nearly 29 years. There are ^poisonous waste matter that causes said land being assessed at the date
At Philadelphia, 7; St. Louis, 4.
T h e dem onstration and te s t sh e w ill
6,000,000 people in that con pain and misery. Stephen Lewis, Eld- of tho Issuance of such certificate in
At Boston, 3; Chicago, 1.
ridge. Ky., writes: "Foley Kidney the name of Elizabeth Kissel.
m ake ar4 in terestin g and instructive.
gested center.
Thousands of
At Washington, 4; Cleveland, 5.
Pills diil ine more good than all the
them can be persuaded to live
T h e t e i t is n o t a com parative te st of
Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat
At New York, 5; Detroit, 8.
in Florida. There is plenty of other medicine 1 ever took. I had kid ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919,
th e stren g th o f d ifferent baking powelbow room in Florida; there Is ney trouble ten years. I don’t have has filed said certificate In my office
d*Vs because th e w ater g la ss te st does
Amrrican Association
not In New York city. Half of Iany pain like I had before 1 took nnd has made application for tax deed
not sh ow th e stren g th c f baking pow
At Milwaukee, R; Louisville. 6.
them."—Adv.
the people now living there on
to issdc in accordance with latv. Said
At Minneapolis, 8; Toledo, 6.
der th a t d e e s not contain w h ite o f egg.
(25 to 160 a week and having
certificate embraces tho following de-'
At St. Paul, 11; Columbus, 1.
T
h e te st w ill, Jipvreypr, sh o w th e su
WANTED
nothing nt the end of the week
scribed property situated in Seminole
At Kansas City, 10; Indianapolis, 11.
could come to Florida nnd by
periority o f Calum et in other respects
County, Florida, to-wit: All NE 1-4,
doing real work they can live
A customer for ased cara All in in Sanford Grant (less beg. 45 Iks.
and
prove *.Yhy it has edlved a ll baking
Southern Association
comfortably nnd save money, good condition. Guarantee n fit and
lf
problem
s m mf fillion
s o£ hom es. Calumet
W
of
NE
cor.
run
W
to
intersection
Little Rock, 4; Birmingham, G.
41 -fltc
own their homes and be happy.
terms,—N. II. Garner.
of
W
line
of
Sanford
Grant,
SWIy
is
not
o
n
ly
th
e
b
est
lea v en in g agent
Nashville, 2; Mobile, 3.
Florida has no room for those who
along
Grant
lino
15.00
ch.,
E
4.08
ch.,
possible
to
m
ake,
but
it is so ld at a
Memphis, 4; Now Orleans, 9.
are not willing to work. In sounding
ATTENTION!
NEly
17.66
ch.
to
beg.),
Sec.
31,
Twp.
Chattanooga, 8; Atlanta, 6,
popular price and is therefore an im
the call for developers this fact
fl IDO buys u Cadillnc in good condi 19 S., Range 30 E, 118 acres. The said
should l>e emphasized. While it is
portant factor in reducing th e high
tion. nearly new. N. H. Gamer.
land being assessed at tho data of the
LEAGUE STANDING
possible to live comfortably here by
co
st o f living.
41-Stc issuance of such certificate in the
Florida Stute League
the fruits of one labors nnd enjjoy
________________
namo of Elizabeth Kissel.
Won Lost Pet. life fully nt the snmo time, there are*
Calum et is m anufactured in the
Also: Tax Certificate No. 22, dat
.686 already too many non-producers in
11
24
St. Petersburg
Mrs. Donphin I® now serving meals
largest, finest and m ost san itary baking
15
.671 Florida who are "trying to get by." ov«r the Uniun Pharmacy, docs her ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, has
20
Lakeland
pow der plant in th e w orld, by experts
.500 These non producers arc liabilities In <’wn rooking. 50c a meal or f 1.00 per filed said certificate in my office and
17
17
Daytona
w
ho m ake noth in g but baking powder.
16
.467 the state's economic system nnd the «l«y f,»r three "irar« meals.
Orlando
19
41-2tp hns made application for tax deed to
Calum et received th e h ig h e st awards
issue in accordance with law. Said
.472 quicker the welcome sign is removed
17
19
Tampa
for
purity and efficiency at th e w orld’s
certificate
embraces
the
following
dc440 from their sight greater is going to
24
Jacksonville
ii
NOTICE!
g reatest pure iood e x p o sitio n s at C h i
be the general benefits resulting from
liv in g cold out the book and peri- scriliod prpoerty situated in Seminole
Nntionn 1 League
the concentrated efforts of those ded- 0<llc*l nnd mngnxinc business to L. D. County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. NW
cago ir. 1907, and at P aris, France, in
Won Lost Pet icating their energies to the building Mobley, all of our old customers will cor of NE M , Sec. 32, Twp. 19 S.,
1912.
Calum et con tain s o n ly such
.70K up of the state.
New York
7
17
now ,ind “ complete line of all the Range 30 E. Run E 12 chs., S 20 ch.
in g red ien ts as have been officially
Chicago
13
10
.505
Florida welcomes the builders, but magazines, papers nnd periodicals at to 8 and L E Ry Wly along same
approved
by th e U n ited S ta tes ^ccd
1.7
SL fouls
11
542 offers nothing to the parasites.— Mobley’s Drug Store on Park Avenue. 7 1 2 ch., N 29 deg. W lO.Ofl ch., W 10
A
u
thorities.
ch. S 11-13 ch., NEly 23 ch., S 14 deg.,
Pittsburgh
13
11
.642 Jacksonville Metropolis.
T. J. MILLER A SON.
29-tfc
I
.600
14
11
E 8 ch., S 04 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W
Philadelphia
Calum et is guaranteed to be Pure in
.435
Brooklyn
10
13
of E line of Sec. and 10 ch. N of S.
Limited
number
of
flags
and
penBusiness
Opportunities
th
e
Can and Pure in th e B aking. Try
10
16
.385
Cincinnati
nntn for nutos for Shrine Day. Mil line of NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor.
C
alum
et once a t our risk. Your money
Boston
6
16
.272
ler A Son.
40-3tc. of NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of
back w ithout question if it isn ’t tho best
See. E to beg. 107 acres. The laid
A CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR
American League
land
being
assessed
at
tho
date
of
the
OWN BUSINESS
baking pow der you ev er used.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Won fost Pet.
issuance of such certificate in the
We thank you in advance for any cour
New York
.667
18
9
If you are a salesman nnd can work
Bids on painting the nurses’ home name of Jacob Kissel.
18
10
.043 for yourself along the some lines you of the Fernnld-fowton Hospital will
SL Louis
Unless said certificates shall bo re
tesies shown our representative and
Cleveland
It
12
.538 have been working for others, we hnvo be received on or before ton o'clock deemed according to Inw, tax deed will
earnestly solicit your valued patronage.
Philadelphia
14
.402 an opportunity to offer you. exclusive >Saturday morning, May 20, 1922. issue thereon on the 16th day of May,
12
Chicago
15
11
.423 sales territory with active co-operation Bids should be made for labor and A. I). 1922.
Boston
.458 in sales and advertising by the manu materials combined and separately.
13
11
Witness my official signature and
CHICAGO
14
Detroit
12
.462 facturer.
Each hid must be accompanied by a seal this 10th day of April, A. D. 1922.
Washington
10
.370 The man we are looking for will check for f 10.00. The committee ro17
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk
Circuit Court,
appreciate* the opportunity to build a serves the right to reject any or all
Southern .Association
Seminole County, Fla. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■taatauaHMaaMl
business of his own. AVe will help bids.
Won Lost *’ct' him develop hix own (tolling organizan m n )
4-10-Ctdh By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
ciidduito at
T. W. LAWTON,
Little Bock
17
11
.007' tion nnd put into operation union camu rriu
President Hospital Aaa/wUtUw,
------------------/ J * is v s j u J a a L iu j
m
u iiiim ji;
.660
18
Mobile
12
Pott Cards at the Herald Office.
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Office In Courthouse.
We want a man who in morNew Orleans
16
H)
ally of high standing, rnthunimtic in
40-6tp
Memphis ...
18
12
.600 hit work and willing to put a lot ol
Birmingham
15
16
.600 energy in the business nnd become, Sanford Maid Hrcnd at your GrocNashville
14
16
financially interested in bundling an er’s. Hot rolls, rnkes and pies, next to
Atlanta .....
18
HI
article of universal demand and ncccs-1Princess Theatre.
36-tfc
Chattanooga
.1
20
sity. We know the proposition will [
uppeal to you. Write 328 Hill BuildGAMES TODAY
ing, Jacksonville, Fla.
Jacksonville at Orlando.
St. Petersburg nt Tampa.
It being very desirable that all hous
Daytona nt l.ukidnnd.
es in tho city (>c numbered, nil owners
of un-numbered houses can obtain
WEEK S WEATHER
numbers renly for putting up and In
structions ns to how to number, FREE
Weather Outlook for the Period May
at the office of the City Manngrr.
15 to 20, Inclusive
||HEN the “Usco” Tire announced
L. R. PHILIPS.
WASHINGTON, May 15. — South
Its new price o f $ 10.90 it carried
City Auditor A Clerk.
Atlantic nnd East Gulf States: Gener
ItUII PAIN RIGHT OUT WITH 35-Snt-Mon.-Thr-3-\vc
this
understood contract with the
ally fair and moderate temperature.
SMALL ROTTLB OF OLD
______ buyer—
"ST. JACOBS OIL"
FLORIDA WANTS BUILDERS—
A price reduction made in good f a it h HAS NO ROOM FOR
Rheumatism i* "pain" only. Not
using all the U . S. advanced art o f tire mak
PARASITES
e cate in fifty requires internal
ing not only to get the price down, but to
...•atment. Stop drugging. Rub toothkeep
the quality up.
William C. Freeman, nationally Ing, penetrating "St. Jnt'oht Oil" right
•
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*
known in the advertising field, think* into your tore, stiff, aching joints nnd
Florida it nutting the golden oppor- mutelet, and relief comet instantly, (Jet An Abstract Before
Today $10.90 is not the uncommon
tnnity of the ago if the devote* all her "St. Jnoob* Oil" it a hartnlci* rhouBuying Property
price
it was last November.
enrrgie* to the cultivation of the mutism cure which never ilisuppointa
tourist trade, which nt the present nnd cannot burn the akin,
But the “ Usco” Tire is still the
A. DOUGLASS, Pres.
timo it limited to tliu winter tnonlht,
____
uncommon tire value it always
and doe* not enter into n broad pro
has been.
gram of development, utilization of
the rich resources thnt nature hnt so
Because in carrying out
bountifully buried in the toil of tho
the" Usco" price reduction
state. In n recent advertisement in
in good faith, we learned
the Miami Metropolis, written in hit
something about rais
characteristic ttyle, Mr. Freeman
ing the quality, too.
pointed out thnt—
We must remember thnt Flor
s
ida it the only frontier state left
United States Tires
in the United States of America.
•re food Tires
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We mutt tell the world what we
know to be the fact—thnt there
are wonderfully possibilities bore;
and we must let it be known how
inadequate is the present popu
■
lation to cope with the developmenl of Florida's resources. Ev
en If thr population is doubled in
five years or trebled in ten years
it will still be inadequate to cope
with the 34,000,COO acre* tlill
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I
undeveloped -acreage that is
awaiting the touch of energy and
United States © Rubber Company
:
progress to produce what the
UsJrtJ *• J
■
wu UTVe
iflrJ It* e r « 8 i l# |
world expect* and wants from
Ready for Immediate Occupancy
Florida.
This is tho truth. If we may Judge
Apply to
the future by the past—and it should
be n thousand times more wonderful
Frank Akera Tire Co., Sanford, Fla.
•liotq
—the next twenty-five year* should
W h e r e Y o u Edw. Higgins, Inc., Sanford. Fla.
ace Florida an important factor in the
Lawton llroa. Co., Inc., Oviedo, *
C an B uy
Kent Vulcanizing C«*„ Hanford, Fla.
economic condition of the country.
Midway Garage, Longwood, H»U . S . T i r e s : I. W. Phillip* & Son*, Sanford, Fla.
:
The Istunt riches are merely "await- 1
' Offices over Seminole County Bank
ing the touch of energy and prog-
SPORTS
To the Ladies of
SANFORD
Calumet Baking Powder Co.
in rn ri?
To the Purchasers of
a 3o x 3/^
\ Usco for $10.90
NOTICE
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN.
RUB RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
ABSTRACT CO.
SEMINOLE
E.
For Sale-Easy Teims |
Three Bungalows
J u st C om pleted
iirDAin
3
Each with five rooms and bath, situated at S
corner of Third street and Holly Avenue.
Screened throughout, Gas, Electricity, In
stantaneous Heater in Bath and every Mod
ern improvement.
!
I
George A. DeCottes, Owner
i.
IB*
United States Tires
�r,-
*1
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1922
l.
launch SA N FO R D
' Capt Atkinson
phone 295-L1
joj B- Third S t. Sanford
r„ vv.
HERNDON
Insurance Agency
F1R&—AUTO—BONDS
........................ ....
Sac
[lobe
CO.
piano
uavb tou m onfy
Write oa
[Empire Hotel Block
ORUNDO. FLORIDA
[enrv McLaulin, Jr.
OPTICIAN—tfl’TOMRTRIST
SOCIETY
LOCAL DRUG
STATE TOUNAMENT ALL
HANDLE
THE WEATHER : OF GUN CLUBS WILL STORESFERRALINE
BE HELD SANFORD
KRS. FRED I)Air.Bit. Society Editor,
Phono 217.W
Generally fair tonight and
t 7*o have a ir frteaAa vlaltlao 7*a
t 7*0 are Kolas aa/nhere ar r.o la a
Tuesday.
haaia, ar If
are ealrrtaUlas. write
a aoaial rarA to thla Arpartwrat. atvlaa
fetalis, or lelehpaae the Iteai. ft will Rh Ra Ka da m
M R* *a «
he Kreatlr appreelateA.
J
CALENDAR
PAGE FIVE
B. 8. A. WINS GAME
Spuriin, Presbyterian minister, of D#mopolia, Ala., says:
“For a great many yean I have
been subject to sparndic, and at times,
severe attacks of indigestion. Having
Ward of the curative effects of Ferraline, on ono or two of my best friends,
I decided, in almost sheer desperation,
to try* R, and I am glad to aay it haa
greatly benefitted me."
Honorable W. W. Lavender, of
Centerville, Ala., says:
“I desire, without solicitation or
hesitation, to commend to those per
sons who are over worked or who are
in a run-down condition, Fcrraline as
a tonic. I took two bottles and felt
almost like n new person."—Adv.
You do not have to go any farther
than your nearest Drug Store to get
Ferrnline. This wonderful remedy is
WERE INVITED HERE BY THE for sale everywhere. Just decide right
SANFORD GUN CLUB MEMnow that you will drop in nt your
HERS AT JAX SHOOT.
Drug Store and purchase a bottle of
! Ferrnline. Tho results will amaze you.
The next tournament of the mem
Thousands hnvo been benofittod by its
bers of the Florida Gun Club will be
use. For nervouzness, indigestion,
hold in Sanford aomc time next zpring rheumntism and disorders of the blood
date not having been named. it hns no peer. Read these testimon
PnlnL
—
Ratph U'L.Li
Wight, bjui.kJ
tSdward til_I~Higgins, nL
Chas.
ials which arc but a few taken from
Whitner and Roy Harden represented
the
hundreds in our files. Rev. W. I).
the local club at the Jacksonville
shoot and Ralph Wight carried off
some 1100 in prizes. The Sanford ■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■««■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■
hoys with their customary hospitality
invited the State Club to shoot hera
next time and tho offer was accepted.
It is expected that a large crowd will
be hero at that time.
Monday—Business and Profetaional
On Saturday, the Brotherhood of
Women's Club will hnvc a banquet Saint Andrew Bnieball team went to
at the Montezuma at 8 P, M.
DcLand to play tho DcLand Juniors,
Tuesday—Card party at the Pariahi Three innings only could bo played on
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real. The
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House at 3 P. M.t under the aua- ___
account
heavy
rain.
acorc
pices of the Women’s Guild.
, was 5-3 in favor of B. S. A.. The
Tuesday—Elimination Bridge Party B. S. A. players were: Norris Moye,
at tho Pariah House at 3 P. M., Robert Denton, Alton Gunter, Algergiven by the members of the Wo- non Speer, James Hoollhan, Fredermen'a Guild.
/
ick Lyons, I^wis Hughey, George
Wednesday—Wclfnro Department of Wilson and Edward McCalley.
the Woman's Club meets at 3:30
DEATH OF MRS. N. II. KENNEDY
p. m :
Wednesday—G. I, A. will give a ban
Mrs. N. B. Kennedy of this city died
quet at the Masonic Hall at 8:00
P. M., honoring the visiting G. I. A. at Tampa Friday morning after a PUBLIC BEARING AT TITUS
short illness. Mrs. Kennedy had been
VILLE. TUESDAY. MAY tfi
Special Consignment
Mrs. S. Piileston hns returned home n resident of this city for the past
U\vaUjiQ«it fmm !*«*# Out!
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from Tampa whore she has been the three years residing nt the Woodruff
use their best influence to secure the ■
guest of Mrs. T. W. Ramsey for the house on Myrtle avenue and had a
large circle of friends who will mourn opening up of the St. Johns river to ■
past two weeks.
Indian river,
river. Delegation* will J
her loss. Just 27 years of age at the the
tbe '.•“‘inn
nlso lie present at the hearing from ' J
time
of
her
death.
Mrs.
Kennedy
had
Mrs. Robert Simms and Mn. Susan
Tripp who have been the guests of just darted to live and her sudden de- Del.i,mi, St. Petersburg, Pnlntkn and ■
numerous points on the east const and ■
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Starling, left Sat misc hns cast n gloom over tho many
friends here and in Tampa who know as far south ns Glades county. This J
urday for Jacksonville.
question is of such vital importance *
her and loved her so well.
ONE WEEK ONLY
The deceased leaves n husband, that every business man in Sanford ■
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wolf and two
»*« pres- J
children returned homo yesterday mother nml "father nml one brother’to Bh?ul'1 n'"k,‘ “ hls business
ent tomorrow in Titusville. Local ar
from Tampa whore they attended the mourn her loss. Mr. Kennedy is a
switchman on the Atlantic Coast Line rangements are to have ear* assemble
funeral of Mrs. M. B. Kennedy.
nnd Mrs. C. J. Foi of this city is a int the Seminole Hotel at 0:30 n. m.
and meet the Orlando motorendc on
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Ovcriin and sister-in-law of the deceased. Inter the Volusia county side of Osteen
Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie Betts nnd Mas ment was mnde in Myrtle Hill ceme ferry nt 7:00 n. m. Hence the cars j
212 East First Streetter Chnries Betts were n congenial tery in Tampa'Saturday afternoon.
-Sanford, Florida
will precede to New Smyrna and then
purty motoring to Daytona Beach
down the east const to Titusville, al
CLOUDLAND PARK IS
yesterday.
lowing ample time to arrive before
BECOMING FAMOUS BESOBT
irn»
m a n y Fi.nniniA
N S lbo henring, if you have not already
FOR MANY
FLORIDIANS
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Kennedy ac
done so, you arc requested to advise
companied by their son, M. B. Ken
Cloudlnnd
Park,
northeast
of
Rome
the "***Ury ^
you will he in the
nedy returned to Wilmington, N. C.,
n'"1 lcnJ >our « ornl 8UPPort to
nftor attending the funeral of Mrs. and near Lookout Mountain in the
beautiful mountain section is b«com- “ ™ v«m,!nt which is of such portenM. B. Kennedy at Tampa.
ing more popular every year with ttal ,m«w,rl«° S«nfori1
lh*>"tale of
Florida.
Mr. nml Mrs. C. W. Stokes nnd Miss P^opl® f™™ ‘his P»rt of Florida.
Dorothy Stokes motored to Orlando Messrs. Ledbetter and Everett were
yesteniny where they were tho guests here todny calling on their friends nnd THIRTEEN ARE KILLED
IN TROLLEY ACCIDENT
of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Sorrell and Mr. ‘hey slntcd that Uoudland Park was
.MEXICO CITY YESTERDAY
nnd Mrs. C. L. Millltzcr.
' becoming one of the most popular
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, summer resorts in the Blue Ridge
<llr Thr AitiirlulrZ l’r r » |
Mrs. Henry Purdon nnd little daugh- mountains. There is n fine road win
MEXICO CITY, May 15.—Thirteen
ter Louise left Saturday afternoon ding over the mountains now from persons were killed, nnd more than
for Waynesboro, Gn., where they will Atlanta through Rome and on to seventy were injured when n tram car
visit her father, John Blount and sis- Cloudland Park and thence to Muscle carrying a holiday crowd was catap
ter, Mrs. Jack Hewitt for a month.
Shoals nnd other points of interest ulted into n deep canyon near Sannlso to Chattanooga through the his- tnfe, n small village near thc capital,
Mrs. Tom Frederick, preaident of tori,: battlefields nnd It makes Cloud- after colliding with another car. Most
thc Woman’s Club nt Moore Haven land Fark tho ver>’ ccntcr of tho mo,J of the victims were women and chilnnd Mrs. W. B. Bishop also of Moore beautiful ns well as tho most historical
Haven Are the guests of .Mrs. Turner »Pot ln thc mountains. Also you can
Houser at her home on Palmetto ave- lcav® Sanford in the afternoon and be
Mrs. S. 0. Chase left Sunday night
nue
«t Cloudland Park tho next afternoon, for Jacksonville to ho with her son,
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you enn obtain fine nccomodntlons nt Frnnk Chase, who is in a hospital
Among the Sanford people enjoying “ >o Club House at Cloudland, havo there for treatment for an eye.
tho delightful breezes nnd surf a t
Ashing nnd swimming In the
Daytona Beach yesterday were Mr. mountain stream that runs t iroug
Mrs, Alex Vaughan hns left for a
nnd Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. Laura Huff, thp property and play golf and other (our weeks' trip North. While in
Mr. and Mrs. Bledsoe nnd Zeb Rat- *P°rts. It Is easily accessible to many Philadelphia she attends tho gradua
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large cties nearby nnd is ono of tho tion of Miss Abby Doudncy from tho
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
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finest mountain resorts in this part of Nurses Training School In conn eel ion
Members of the Wclfnro Department tho south. Many Sanford people hn\o wj(jj Philadelphia Hospital.
B. F. WHITNER, Cashier
F. P. FORSTER, President
of tho Woman’s Club cannot afford Purchased lots nt Cloudland and e x - , ------------------------to miss thc meeting Wednesday a fte r i,wt t0 build ^ tts g c s in the near fu- PLUMB’S CONDITION
REMAINS UNCHANGED
noon nt half past three when plans for turc. . .
the incoming yenr will bo discussed,
^he
Nvouts of America
arc
III? Tltr t•tufirfrifnl l*rr<**!
and when Mrs. Leonard! will speak of building a camp there now and will
WASHINGTON,
May 15.—Tho conthero
her work as chairman of child welfare hav®
hundreds of girls
—
dition
of
Glenn
E.
Plumb,
railroad ex
this
summer
from
all
over
tho
south
in tho Floridn Federation of Women’s
pert
nnd
author
of
the
plan
for railland.
Clubs. Visitors will be welcome.
rend operation, who hns been nt the
On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Eaat Coaat Ball way, Chuiaopoint of death ofr several days is de
$1,000 Guaranteed Ant Bono at GREAT BRITAIN "WANTS
ta, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminola county, an up-to-data
scribed
todny
ns
unchanged.
Physi
COOPERATION
OF
AMERICA
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L. P. McCuller’s.
modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. First
TO STOP ATROCITIES cians have given up hope of his re
rlass cuisine. Rates $2.50 to SSAQ per dsy; $10 to 118 per week, ac
covery.
NOTICE!
Mir The .S»««>flntrd I’r r u l
cording to location of room.
All engineers and their families are
LONDON, May 15.—Great Britain
Mr. J. W. Wnlters moved from
cordially invited to nttond a banquet hns asked for co-operation of the
Christlanburg, Va., to Floridn. Ono
MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager
to he given complimenting the Lake United States, Fronde nnd Italy, in
acre orange grove around his horns
land Auxiliary to tho Ii. of L, E. by infe* ligating recent atrocities
on * dd last year $782 worth of fruit and
tho Sanford Division No. 5C7, G. I. A. c]ir|stinn minorities in Asia Minor re- in addition to that sent 20 boxes to
on Wednesday evening. May 17th at ported by the American Relief Ad Virginia to his childrqp.
.
the Masonic Hail.
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For quick results, try n want nil.
in the House of Commons today.
The Amount Doesn’t Count. It’s the Start—
Mrs. M. McCoy is doing permanent
waving at the Welaka Apartments
That’s the Thing
for a short time only.
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irton Horn Service
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iford Battery Service
Company
PROFESSIONAL =
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DIRECTORY :
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THOS. J. A. REIDY
Uteraejr sad Coins*! Ior-at-Law
dai ia Stste and Fsdsral Coarta
Ortr oeminoie County Bank
George A. DeCottes
Atturney-nt-Law
Ortr Seminole County Bank
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S. 0. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
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"sm ith BROS. ,
rage and Machine Co.
Eiperl Auto Repair Work
Corner Firal and Oak
E DELIVER THE GOODS’
uick Service Transfer
StnraRe Fucilitlcs
»» plrue you. tell others; If no
tell ua. Phone 498
W O R D NOVELTY
WORKS
v. C. COLLER, Prop,
tnera! Shop and Mill
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CHEAP FOR CASH
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Rub-My-Tism, an antiseptic.
30-oaw-20tc
Bayfield (’arburators
Bargains found each day by read
ing the Herald Ads.
Have you lost or found anything T
A Herald Want Ad will help you.
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CLEAN-UP
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LOUS I AN A CAPTURES TRACK
r»l Machine and Boiler Work;
CHAMPIONSHIP
lind” binding; Deluxe Pistons;
BATON ROUGE, May 15.—Louisu ,il* Ring, and Pim; Flywhs*! lana Saturday captured the 1E)22 track
1 r*w Hands; Crank Shafts r*- championship of the Southern Inter
: sgents for Calllt Inboard aad collegiate Athletic Association at tho
state field here with a score of 53
lb°*rd Moto» - ---------- Phone «1 points. Mississippi with 18 points
and the University of.South Carolina
was fourth with 11 points.
nb>rd Battery Service
Company
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Our long experience with the
need of this community has fit
ted us to be of the greatest ser
vice to every customer.
Carpets and Rug* Washed and Cleaned
at your home or we call for and de
R**l Entnle nnd Innurance
liver.
All work guaranteed.—Sanford
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Steam Pm acry. Phone .rt60.
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This bank was established in the
year of 1887, being the oldest
bank in this county.
Leave your order for Slone’s Layer
NTRACTOR and BUILDER Cake for delivery Saturday. L. P.
McCuller.
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Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
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ID I A M O N D S
McLAULIN, The Jew eler
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costs o f tho Hupmobile are
alm ost unbelievably low ,
and the car is particularly
free from the need of con
stant and petty adjustments.
Its uninterrupted regularity
makes tho H u p m o b ile
known above and beyond all
else as a reliable car to buy.
IT & 0. MOTOR COMPANY
Distributors
Hupm obile
To the Thriftless money says “GoodBye.”
,
To the self-respecting, forward-looking
Citizen it says: “I am yours, I represent your
best working days. Be careful with me for I
am your best friend. Put me in the Bank,
where I am Safe and I will work for you. Remember, I move the world.”
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