147 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fdba1d2b6ae475fbadceb42d1709366c.pdf cf46bb6de499213fac1cb8a6d784cc6e PDF Text Text _________________ \ Vote For The Bond Issue Tomorrow SANFORD •The City S u b s ta n tia l” The SanfordDaily Herald SANFORD " T h e C ity S u b s ta n tia l" IN T H E HEART O F THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEG ETABLE SECTION S A N F O R I), FLO R ID A . TUESDAY. MAY 16. 1922 VOLUME III. N UM DER 13 WORLD IS PASSING INTO I ONE HUNDRED BOOSTERS RADIO ERA VERY F A ST OVER THE STATE OF FLORIDA LE FT SANFO R D E A R L Y STATIONS WILL BE NUMEROUS TODAY FOR T IT U S V IL L E dry WEATHER OF APRIL reflected in t h e c r o ps a ll V oid a b le and Citrus F ruits Show Effects o f C on­ ' u tinued D routh I W One Can Now Sit in Home in Sanford and Get Stuff as Far as 500 M iles or More j |1y | hr AMOftalfd The editor of the Herald had an op­ They W ere Joined a t Osteen F erry by Live W ire r, \INKS'VILLE. May 16.—The tlry portunity to "listen in" on tho radio B oosters from Orlando and Other Inter­ weather of April i* reflected In crop outfit of Dr. Stevens of this city a condition* nml prospects in Florida on ior C ities o f Florida few nights ago and it is wonderful M»> I and the general crop situation is about this radio thing. Since there yimilar to that of a year ago, accordnre several outfit* here now nml moro inir to the monthly review of the Fed­ to he installed it is interesting to read eral Bureau of Crop Estim ates here. about rndlo and the following history The drought has damaged the truck Major Chester II. Wilson, of St. is timely: crops both ns to quality and produc­ WILL .MEAN THAT MANY THOUS­ Augustine, in company with Captain It is nearly two years since the first ANDS TO VISIT STATE Dl Htion and the condition of citrus crops llalph E. Stevens, paid the Herald of­ radio broadcasting schedule was es­ INC SUM MKit MONTHS has fallen while shedding in some lo­ fice a visit this morning, and imparted tablished by the Wrstinghouso Elec­ calities has been severe. Staple crops Would M ean Direct Connections W ith New York the pleasing information that the San- tric and Manufacturing Company at Summer rates from point* of con­ have suffered little except on a small and O_ ther M arkets and Save M• ill ions in f;ml ‘’‘"i’1 nmv *lim‘,itVr> MrB"ni?* East Pittsburg, Pa. Broadcasting of trol of the Southeastern I'nssenger • %a n a . . • i tlon nml that it util ho known in tho music, etc., by the radio phone had extremely early acreage. F reigh t R ates Intel ioi F lo iid a future n* the lM th Infantry Hand, “Prospects nre far from gloomy, Association to Jacksonville, on n tourbeen done for several years prior to Timely ist-fnre linnis, become effective today ___________ nearly all the member* having enlist- this hut no regular programs were however,” says the Hurcnu.............( May rains, which have ulready fallen on all carrier* operating direct or The S t Johns River Inland W ater- ing*. The St. Johns river has the ed ns musicians with the Florida Nat- ever arranged nnd the greater por* in some sections, will put the state’s through connections into the city of proper advantage* from every stand- ionnl Guard. This action on the part tion of such broadcasting was by ex­ fruit and staple crops in a very sntis- Jacksonville. These fares place Jack- ways booster* left this morning point and it i* hoped that the engi-jof the band will make it a permanent perimenter*. The De Forest Radio factnry condition. The truck crop sen- aonville on a parity insofar ns the up­ promptly a t <5:30 and they were very ^ wl|, M t,le on one waterway thru Iorganisation and will assure it both Telephone nnd Telegraph Co broadton will soon he over with the cxcep- plication of summer tourist rates np- nearly 100 strong as there were about K)ori(Ja ln onk,r thnt tho channel m ay 'sta te and federal aid, as the govern- raR(p,, phonograph music from theft , tion of watermelons, cnntnloupes and ply, with other cities mnking drives 25 car* in the Sanford delegation and |k> dMpcnpj nn«l the people of inter- merit will furnish all Instrument*, uni- CXeprjmental station in New York tomatoes, which have stood the for vacation patronage. they were n lively bunch of boys. They ,or p|orj,|n cnn got water transport*- forms, music, and will . , pay.. the mem. . rity ity (lurin during th the winter winter of of 1010 1910, hut but litlit* The standard fare from such points lined up at the Seminole Hotel Bnd ljwn „f the r| Kht sort, drought well except in the lower part tiers according to their rntmg and the t|(> a tte n tio n ________ _•__ was ever given *».__ these ” 9 to Jacksonville will be eighty per cent motored to the Osteen ferry where Thl. Central Florida Water Traffic number of drills participated in. of the state. , concerts by the general public. ' Sanford is now the premier mili­ Conditions of ornnges and grape­ of double the one-way fare for the they met the Orlando hunch with ful- | A.ngll0 has been working on this prop1 However, with the rapid developfruit has dropped from April 1 fig­ round-trip. ly 100 more live wire members of the ogkjon for ninny long months in con- tary town of the state, having a muures of IMPA of nonnnl for oranges World' WsrHHd V K r o e f c a r t S In addition, special summer rates Chamber of Commerce and W ater ncctlon wlth th ;. various trade bodies’chine gun squad, on infantry comand 1'1'V for grapefruit, to 80% and hnvo been announced by the Clyde Traffic league nnd they waited for all nni| chambers of commerce and they , pany, a medical detachment nnd •• * of music, news and other information HI', respectively May 1. In some lo­ Line amounting to u reduction of ap­ the South Florida enr* from many clt- fce| to,iay like their efforts were to regimental band. These military or . i , a the Westinghouse Company dur­ calities, where the drought hu» been proximately twenty per cent in the ics that had como up from all points |)(e rewarded nnd that some time soon ganm tlons nre a distinct asset to the |n f ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ now of unusual duration, says the Bureau, regular fare. This reduction is expect­ nnd then journeyed together to Titus- ,|u. anouncement will lie made from town, bringing, as they do, nt least , And ourselves passing into the Radio the damage resulting will lower pro­ ed to grcntly stimulate w ater travel ville where today the U. S. Engineers headquarters thut tho St. Johns river D ,000 n month in ensh into the c ity ,1cfj| duction of the season 1U22-23, but from northern points to Jacksonville will listen to the delegates .gates and rend will lie cut into the Indian river nnd a ‘besides which the equipment is valued) * . . . . . . , .. ’ 0 Invention In the history of the over the great bulk of the belt the this being the first season since the the paiiers thnt have been prepared ,contjnucul waterway through the Irfst at not less thnn $75,000. nn(j most thickly scttlod part of Flori- 1 Captain Geo. A. DeCottes is in com -, or ll h»» • ver reccm-d the “ttention damage is more apparent than real beginning of the world war that such upon this im portant subject. • .1. .Ill b, rn.de end Ih.l .elflelent m »...... <V I*.....id C.nt.ln K.lph E. »> ■» r e . t . . t * l..t l.t t « d ond will be very largely overcome with tickets hove been available. The Inst good May raina and thy setting of fruit from late bloom. Shedding, which has been general ns a result of the dry weather, hus not preceded mm h fsrrHnr *B«»» •« rerneve ford nnd Orlnndo nnd all the other in- fruits nnd vegetables nnd transport ville, frqm August 6 to 20, inclusive. * a ^ | ^ f 11°,,, J bj'.-lp"*,U^Jiitci the surplus fruit set from u heavy these fares has nut been announced. early bloom. The inauguration of summer tourist terior cities and towns will make a them under refrigeration to New York The Herald is informed that there ^ ‘ . Americanschool bo® Ho is every possibility of Sanford secur- . * ' . , , ,, Field pens and velvet bean* are rates to Florida is considered u big strong aggregation and after reading and other eastern markets. ha* made some of the most vnlunble This is what the Water Traffic ing an armory in the near future if the discoveries known to science nnd will considerably below usual condition at gain for prestige for this state, ac­ the fsets about the St. Johns river this time of the year. Dry weather cording to the Florida Development nml seeing thc ninny delegates nnd league■ and nnu the u.e Chamber of Com- local legal .talent 'V , of the city' will ........pre , produce result* from a conglomoraare working for and today the psre n Idll to thnt end to he presented , . . , , . boosters present there is hardly any merce nre Fa- retarded growth nnd a rnthcr Board, which was directly responsible will I k made known. ,ht' governor and the le g is la tu re ,,,........... .................. „„„ . ...... doubt about the outcome of the hearresult w light production of vine from early for the securing of these fare conand it is understood that the necessary that nro almost uncanny. Armstrong plantings is in prospect. ; cessions. Efforts to secure such famous the world over for the d!sc0v« steps will Ik- taken nt once. Condition of early hay crops nnd fare* were taken up early in the year ery of the regenerative circuit found U. S. W ILL NOT BALLOTING FOR Every cititcn of this city and coun* , , pasture generally* is 74*Tr of normal, | and following the first steps there . .. w0"1 receiving sets today, was an ELECTION OF PARTICIPATE IN compared with 82% a year ago nnd a was considcrablo correspondence and ,,,,,,, " » » " ‘" '• o r und,r e r .,l y .t . , t Columl.1. , h . n h i. UM!“! condition at this time of about several conferences, culminating in a I ' l \ III BISHOPS o( thorn ,l l m „ [y n,„ |r H„ , „ d, NEW CO NFERENCE -------need any financial support hut do ask ; «buR» amJ hl. |ure *r>' meeting in Atlnntn, March ill) of repnog «"« ne is sure to tell you of Ills The S.soeUl.a l-rrs.l the morf I support of our people. 1 "ndition of Irish potatoes on May j resentativea of all lines composing the (llr (Sr Asaorlnlrd |-rr*.| a new "hook-up" he hns devised and WASHINGTON, May 10. The govHOT SPRINGS, Ark., May 1 0 .- — -Vote For The Itond Iaaue— - „ ncw mctho)| he hnR founi, for brJnf. 1 "a, of normal, compared with Southeastern Passenger Association. '•’I'' n month enrliifr nnd 80% a year At this meeting an agreement was eminent having removed today the Ilulloting began today nt the general b o u n ty H o a rd mg in "K. D. K. A." louder thnn over. *g»- The hulk of the crop hns been reached on rates nnd privileges and Inst possible doubt as to the finality conference of the Methodist Episcopal ^ of its decision not to pnrticipnt cipate in Church, South, for the election of five O f P l l b l l C I l l S t r i l d l O n * V'? u PUb" fati?n '* hnrve-ted nnd this condition figure np- all other passenger associations were P • | a /v i a | i ,ng these radio experimenters by ofpin - principally to the late acreage, advised by wire of the rates adopted, conferences on the European economic bishops. A virtual withdrawn! of Dr. I « ll(l l / I I / i l l I "v 1)1 fering them prize* for various types which has felt the effect of dry weathSppcin| sumnu>r tourist til.kets will situation of thc Genoa type, officials F ranklin N. Parker, of Atlanta, one of of home made apparatus such T» b« on sale from today to September here are waiting with interest the next those to be balloted upon was an- And School* Will Funrtlon for Hie Km smallest neatest "and”most "ffiel.nV move of the pow er, attending the Itnl- no.,need in n statement by Dr. Parker, Yp|ir WHhou. An, Trouble ' „ne magazine having ever gone so U r fuHv ,<-T .me7 1 pro<lurtion W,H *» 30, with final return limited to October J"” ** Z t\ Z ' who n»l;ed his m ends to refrain from ____ . . . " . as to start a contest on crystal am ­ h ? ", r " ° ,rhr Th..... tic k ,!, . i l l carry full .to p - . "**“voting "*• : m, saying he wished to <iir Tie A«»«M-iair4 i-res.i a i r , ? ? ° f ‘he, " n{** Cr° P Wh,Ch over privileges in Florida. -------- VoU> For Thc ll<,nd --------- continue in educational work. NT. PETERSHURG, May 10. The plifiers. There is nothing In the the­ - ...t harvested on account of un -, So fnr lhl.ro hnB ,)fan sp o rte d a »ANI» CONCERT TONIGHT -------- Vote For The llond Issue--------- Pinellas county school board by vnr- ory of radio t„ indicate that such a hut the theorfr. Ih. ? ’ mnrkC‘ pricC'' nn'1 hiph substantial demand for such tickets IN CENTRAL PARK m n u lous means hns raised the necessary thing . . .is even possible, , nnd member* of the development v*.money and paid off this year’s In-1 hn' c1b c c n »° »uch an «** i » in „r tomatoes from the hast board nnd oca passenger officials Ik-. .. . r . , . debtednes* to local banka. The last [vni ,,f "t'‘,,thBt n° on,■ ‘,nn*8 to is well advanced, nnd the condi- „ CVe these rates will result In a heal- h‘' ,h payment of $17,000 was made recent-j p•« ■ M'ported, ,.1'*, «f normal, on May thy increase in summer travel to Flyr" J. ^ . r . rtnndard n to ly which wiped out n f 17.0(H) Indebted-1 Tin- fnsclnntion of radio may bo co­ ’ ’* ’n«'‘d largely on the central pen- fda . Thc ',ro‘*rnm l u n t n \n* l* ° f""'*1"*-'' rn, ness. 'Joyed by no one class of listeners in<uln Ilf th,- dram.l>, u... i_ .... , i overture*, latest popular hits, and one fa from „„ \ „ r.| . ’ Week-end tickets from principal ^.iKtcd vocal solo by one «f .San- •a As a result of this financial stand- nl° " D' you" ,f or old* 1r" 8,cI0P ?•* • «n April | to ,3*. of nor- __ _ . _____i.„.____ i ,.i.. . / .......... ...., ,, m ford's young ladies. Gush! She looks like ruin. to ing of the Board, the county’s schools !"" 7 ° '' or *irk n,ny "" *"1°* it% n"»l »t this date ,* Melon* i . r . « . . . i # „ . will he plnced on sale beginning this Hold your breath nnd don't to will function through the full term Program.—Bring it with you: I — -----------------. . . Mnrch—t-eginnairs....... R. L Holms inciitiii rain and maybe it •« this year without any fear of embar- its bedtime story, mother gets the «*■ - I «»K,ut rcldy f T . h C - t by ,He S°UlhPrn ,UUW*y By,lCm* Belliue »n will come for spite. Have to rnssment. Some of the money wus fashion talk—rooking helps and items the I"ivcr central section of the state.n i announcement hns been made by G. Overture_Norma i.. . in , i . ,| „ of interest to her, fnther get* the Selected * i you n little Herald in your to raised, by Thr lark of rain hn. " ..........d*»tr*ct |.nsscnger agent. Vot-nl Solo public drives, while no small , , . , A * , , „ . ., stock market—crop reports—news lthomo? pnrt was made available through the , . . , ' , . short or, all earlv i.lnn.in tv ‘Th,?*® rounrf tr,l* tickl•,,, wil1 ** M,,a Miss Lillie Huth Spencer ................................... . 'em*, etc.; sister get* the dance music 3:10 A. M. MAY 16, I‘.i22 action of student bodies in giving pub­ •' «» !“ « “ b“ l> " / I- “I * " « • , I’opul.r IIIU: nr classic selection if sho so desffrea Maximum D6 lic entertainments. Difficulty was en­ tount>' north, Is developing nicely |„ |'‘he ° nc-Wny U n ‘ The Sheik while brother "cashes in" on nil of it Minimum 05 countered in raising quotas in some of spite of dry weather nnd O f l J| ____ Such bel isold on Fridays (b) Down Yonder I.isson & l.ylc-s fffl l '_ f l t. li „ * I O U V II Itickets I I K l i n will v*lll U *uiu u n ■ with special interest in the baseball to Range . 75 Interm ission the rural districts but the school increased acreage, production will "b e an'1 •S ntur‘,“ >" *"«• W,U «ood for scores and flash items. More.peoplo Bnrometer 'Jl'.l'H hoard appeared before the county com­ ■“rger than usual. return until Tucsdnys. This I* n more Patrol—Salvation Army are receiving the wonl of God today A. Herman Opus. 21 Southeast and Cloudy. missioners and obtained $1,000 of the ' "ndition of watermelons is 80CF of liberal arrangem ent than hns ever bothrough radio thnn Billy Sunday ever agricultural fund which was appor­ Waldtcuful formal compared with 771L a year ago fore been in effect and one which will Waltz—Tho Skater* hoped to reach. Fnmilics grouped i to to to to to to * tioned among the county schools main­ 8 “"““I of normal at this time. enable people of the South to visit re- ( Dnnigo'a Serenadearound the radio nt home listen to thc taining eight grades. -Vote For The Bond Im ui'­ <’sritab)upe», on an increased' acraocre• nt tt *ow co|,t' These tickets Selection from II. M. S. Pinafore sermon coming through the ether Bargains found each day by read- — — Vote For The Bond Issue- - .... ®v*r last year, show -a condition condition off , w9l Ik- on sale until the last of Sep............ .............. Arthur Sulliv an -------from a church hundreds of mi'.ea S tar Spangled Banier. ..in g the Herald Ads. t Have you read tho want ads today? ■ * of normal compared with 73% u tember. nwny. William Jennings Bryan prea­ Kar ago and a usual at this time llf* ched a sermon in Pittsburg a few months ago nnd during the two fol­ ~ ~ --V o tP | or Thp ,Umd |KJIUp— lowing weeks forty thousand letter* i ’m f o r r v e r were received at the Westinghout* in d ic t m e n t s a r e CM A S I NG CH 1C station commenting or, the sermon. q u a sh e d a g a in s t The number of receiving station! In l-X-GOV. S. J. CATTS New York city at this time 1* esti­ mated a t between thirty and forty 11 iMwImrS Pressl thqusand with over twenty thousand ■Ml/’ .... in Chicago. ,,h nil State charges against him With radio arousing the Interest of "■mrouHi by the action of Judge U n g everyone the demand for radio appar­ ' n yesterday, former Governor Catts atus hns increased until thc rndlo *C,V to<*ny on*>' Peonage charge manufacturers hnve been literally ■ »eriacola, which will probably come up »< the f . || term of court. J. H. Tillis p u llin g one o f his u sual stunts a t the Shriners’ Celebration Saturday, M ay 27 i r « i l | i u i | an | 'i | » T w $ ) SUMMER RATES SANFORI) BAND NOW MILITARY FOR FLORIDA ORGANIZATION TAKE EFFECT WANT TWENTY FEET OF WATER FROM SANFORI) TO JACKSONVILLE 1 § SANFORD’S : I I'jl �r-^ • ; ■it* ' g f w • - r * p ra p -'i V « r* J r ' " ' i i R7. V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1922 PAGE 8DL D on’t Forget Our R ainbow Sale ON SALE TUESDAY, AT THESE BARGAIN PRICES ■ V 1 4-String BROOMS extra good quality, each : » t ■ ■ : ■ s 39c ■ PONGEE SHIRTS The only sizes we have left in these are 1 4 , 1 4 and 15. This is a real bargain. Collars attached, Each ■ 4-qt. Tin $1.69 ■ ■ ■ PUDDING PANS Ladies’ Voile and Or­ gandy Each WAISTS 10c A Real Bargain! 10-quart Children's Foot Rest ■ TIN DAIRY PAILS HOSIERY ■ Each A bargain at 30c a pair. Sale Price, pair 19c 19c ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ t Men’s Tan i ■ m 98c I Kanner’s f Department Store ■ M \ SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE : This is nluc Monday in some states and communities but M never in Florida or especial* ^ ly in Snnford. Here wo get ** up with the rising sun and ** the yeast cakes, the mock* ^ Ing bird and the red bird Mi and the flivver bird wake us up at daylight “crnnking ** up” nnd wc go to- work ^ with the feeling that wo are living in paradise or the Ml next place to fit. Nice nnd Mi cool#nnd pleasant are the Ml mornings and in the office Mi we contemplate upon what a Ml wonderful city Snnford will *■ ■ Mu be in the nrnr future, we ** congrntulnte ourselves upon this great section of the country, upon our prospects, upon all that we owe and all that the other fellow owes us nnd it brings tears of joy to the eyes to know that some day we will hnve to retire and take our place at the delightful county Hj home—not country home— nnd, well, we never have ■ any lilue Monday’s nny? how. *n 5:40 A. M. MAY 15, 1922 ni Maximum ..... Minimum ...... Range ................. »u Barometer Hu Calm nnd clear. *4 KaRaKaMiKananaMaRa ■ •3 BLOCKS FROM THE HIGH PRICES" t •? > t > Pi m. I m p ! i CLASSIFIED ADS »• » ® v Iv 213*215 Snnford Avcnuc- 1 i! Claasifted Ada 5c a line. No ad taken for less than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. a t i h k i i t i e a h B FOR SALE -Phonc 550 FOR SALE—Sweet potato plants for sale, two dollars per thousand. Joe Keros, Snnford. 41-2tp $1,000 Guaranteed Ronch Killer a t L. P. McCullcr’s. 42-Gtc ka fcs Ra H H the following cities are entitled to re*! [ l] [ f g [ i3 Q [ g [ i n m m r ^ f» r ciive rcctiflcntes of merit for their «—*11—JLSdIEJy work in the unemployment drive dur­ ing the past month: Tnmpa, Mel­ bourne, Cocoanut Grove, West Palm GAINESVILLE, May 15.—The Am­ Reach, Palatka, Pensacola, St. Augus­ VIOLA DANA erican legion executive committee In tine, St. Pctrsburg and Bartow. • session here today, wnt on rcord as The next meeting of the executive —IN— favoring the Iden to advertise the committee of the legion goes to Sar­ slate ns a whole nnd not one or two asota. sections. A proposition was submit______ ted by J. Albert Dew chairman of th e 1KAR, , E | IM.\NN PRESIDENT publicity nub-committee, to arrange OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR for space in one of the leading hotels —ALSO— IN STATE FOR NEW YEAR in the Crescent City for the purpose of exhibiting Florida products. This LAKELAND, May 15.— (Special.) FOX NEWS proposed exhibit would include agri­ —Karl Lehmann of Montvcrde was cultural and mineral exhibits from chosen president and Miami selected every pnrt of the state, and would as the 1925 meeting placo of the bo known ns n Florida exhibit and not Florida State Christian Endeavor — TOMORROW _ as n sectional one. Tho committee de­ convention at Saturday evening’s ses­ cided unanimously, after lengthy dis­ A G N E S A Y R E S in sion of the state body in annual gath­ cussion to submit the proposition to the various commercial bodies of the ering here. “The Ordeal” Other officers named were: state, and a committee was nnmed to First vice-president, Lucy> Belle A lso a S n u b Pollard Comtdj r cnnfcr with the association nl com­ mercial secretaries ns to their views Railey, Miami; second vice-president, Robert Green Sanford; secretary, in the matter. Bemic Crane, ML Dora; tre a s u re r ,___________________ ■— The committee ngreed to a proposal Nelson A. Russell, Ocala; itinerary " ■s? whereby the adjutant is to confer with director, W. A. Hansen, Tnmpa; field kORT MYERS, May 15.—Mrs. {4, all state and nntionnl legislators, as secretary Carl Mathews, Jacksonville; t Ueifncr slyty years old, j , well as with heads of the various hos­ World Union vice-president for Flor- cltY> ,n * hospital this pitals where ex-scrvico men ore un­ ida, Marcus M. Fngg, Jacksonville. w^h concussion of the brain, fcJs, dergoing treatm ent, nnd rrquijest that Department auperintendenta; Jun- inK injurica received when ih <4 nil complnints ngainst the burenu bo ior, Elizabeth W. Einar, Fcmnndina; from « *ccond story window « k, referred to the state department of intermediate, I-nyoln Story, Lakeland; home Snturdny night, the legion in cases where complnints life work nnd quiet hour, George T. ] are justified. Blakely, Pnlmetto; missionary and D L * D D f T T T V t T I I D M At tho noon hour, the committeo Tenth Legion W. D. Hcnm, Tnmpa; D L 1 I l L l I I I I L U lil visited the vocational men at the press, Anna J. Gunn, Jacksonville; university, where n splendid address subscription manager, David W att was delivered by Commander Wido- Castles, Lnkclnnd. man, who assured the vocational stu­ Orlando Endeavors won the banner TRY GRANDMOTHER'S OLD PAV.| dents that the legion wns squnrciy be , for the largest delegation and the " ‘ for ................. . chnrt work ‘ “ J waa * *| ORITB RECIPE OF SAGE TEA hind them, nnd urged those who had |,nnner tho best AND SULPHUR any complaints to mnke tot tnkc their ;,wnn!cd to the southwestern district u r n l i l n i u a ties st*if Is l l m I l . . . . . . . . problems up with the legion, npledging About eight hundred delegates atAlmost everyone knows that S them every assistance possible. StJtc tended the scssbns, which were pro- Tea nnd Sulphur, properly com;<oi.| adjutant Tom Day of Tainpn also de­ siiled over by I resident N. A. Rcn- ed, brings bnck the natural color livered an nddress ns did Vico-Com- soncr of Oneco. The convention will lustre to the hnir, which fuded, *:?,*.] mander Hnlton of the first district. come to an end todny. ed or gray. Years ago the only *i; J At the afternoon session, the ques­ get thin mixture wns to makes*] tion of the survey thnt is now being Rodman Lehmann of this city won home, which is musty and troii»| nindo to determine the number of second prise in tho poster contest; some. Nowadays, by asking at an veterans in Floridn needing hospital Sanford won first pripo in C. E. ac­ drug store for “ Wyeth’s S*ge u i« i] attention, wns discussed, nnd an ng- tivities nnd institution of now chap- phur Compound,” you will get s .gjl | reement reached to rush this work n s ; tors of Christian Endeavors nnd won liottlo of this fnmous old recipe, » | rnpidly ns possible. . *ev0rnl other prizes in individual and proved by the addition of other a | Tiie committeo voted to cooperate t collective work. gredienta, at a small cost. with the citizen’s military training ------------------------------- Don’t stay gray! Try it!! S’«M| camps in urging men to nttend. All *'• BITTING OF FISH can possibly tel! thnt you dirked] posts were requested, by tho legionAND GAME ASSOCIATION your hair, ns it docs it to ratunZy] nnircs in session here to adhere to the -------nnd evenly. You dampen a sk *p *[ ritual In all measures. There will he n meeting of the Scm- soft brush with it and dnv i*| The stnte membership. It wns shown Inole Fish & Game Protective Asso- through your hnir, taking one >al[ nt the meeting, now numbers more cintion at the Court House, Tuesday strand a t n tim e; by morning the pi?| than $5,000 and It Is the plan of tho night, May Iflth, at 8:00 o’clock. All hnir disappears, and after another*] administration to hnve 10,000 by Sep- members are requested to bo p resent plication or two, your hair bectaa] tember 1. Matters of importance and interest to beautifully dnrk, glossy and ittnel State Adjutant Davis reported thnt all sportsmen will be discussed. live.—Adv. ADVERTISE 8TATE AS A WHOLE, SAYS AMERICAN LEGION M PERSONALS at aMRa i ui t oi MMa a Go to Titusville tomorrow. Cars will he furnished for you if FOR SALE—A nmall 4-room house and large lot, 3 miles out on Orlando you have none. rond. House is new, screened nnd painted, good water, large chicken J. II. Huddleston of Geneva was run, nice shady front yard. Will sell among the visitors to the city today. cheap. Address ‘‘Owner’* care Herald. 42-3tp Tnke a day off nnd go over to Tit­ FOR SALE—Gasoline pump nnd 180 usville nnd boost for the inlnnd w ater­ gallon tank.—I.. F. Roper. Phone way. 100. 39-tfc Wednesday we vole for bonds. You FOR SALE—A practically new piano. know what they are for, where the High grade, walnut finish for cash. "‘.V, T '. *“! ' "J*""' $150.00. 310 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp *°’ W 'hnt ‘h* impr° V" Ml M lt lllD “GLASS HOUSES" GRAY HAIR DARI a ................................................................... ....... .................................................................................g a u m .................M l S anford’s N ew S tore -------------------------- -------- ------------------------------------------------ Phone 127 il FOR RENT Mrs. P. T. Wakefield of Gcncvn wns FOR RENT—Light housekeeping in the city yesterday enroute home apartment, all convenience. Phone from Orlando where she attended tho FOR SALK, in 2K3-J. 42rtfc meeting of the Iiusincss nnd Profes­ first class shape, $250 terms or $200 cash. 490 FOll HUNT—Two furnished light­ sional Women's Clubs of the state. Model.—Rive & Walker, in old Ford housekeeping rooms, down stairs. Garagr. dh-tfp 20*1 Fast Third St. 4l-2tp Mr. and Mrs. C. li. Dingcc, Mrs. ROOM l-T»R RENT- Furnished with Chns C. Woodruff nnd Mrs. R. J. privilege of garage. 709 Palmetto Holly motored over to Del^ind yester­ lliiPMOHII.E owners! Used parts for 34-10tp day afternoon to attend the services Model IL (). K. Half price. Ad- nxcnupFOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. at the Presbyterian church at thnt dress Hupmobile, care Herald. place. 41-Mon-Wed-Fri.p —Shirley Apartments opposite post FOR SALE—Fin# celery farm, jofflc*, UpaUlra. M ’tfc The Snnford delegation of Chris­ acres rich hammock land, cultivated tian Endeavors to the l-nkolnnd meet­ 10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow- 1 ing returned home Snturdny night and lug wells, 8H acres tiled; also thirty 17,700 Acres in East Orange yesterday with the report thnt San­ acres hammock adjoining with one County ford showed up mighty well in the well and small part cleared, near prize list. On Famous Cameron City. Apply to owner for Orlando to Ocean particulars. Herbert O. Crinpen, R. It is tho privilege of every citizen R. A. Rox 189. 32-12p H ighway of Sanford to go to the polls Wednes­ Itirh Farming, Citrus and FAR SALE 1“ acres orange grove, day' nnd vote for bonds or against Trurking Lands fine land, about 100 old bearing bonds just ns they see fit. It is not j Being .Syndicated in orange and grapefruit trees. Alsu pe­ compulsory thnt you vote for bonds, .‘10 Acre Tracts can, peach, grapes, penrs nnd other th n t you vote ngninst bonds or t h a t ! Each trart fronting on Orlandofruit trees on Golden I-akc, 3Ak miles you vote nt all —only as n citizen of n 1 Ocean Boulevard at the extremrsouth of Sanford. Also another 4Vfc progressive city it Is your duty t o ! ly hi** price of— acres of fine rich, cultivated pine land A'ote nnd wo believe it is your duty •S2.S.21 per Acre with about 75 old bcnrlng orange nnd ns a progressive citizen of n progress­ Five Years in Which to Pay.— grapefruit trees, nnd about 75 pecan ive city to vote for the bonds. Title Good—Warranty Deed trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own­ Guaranteed er, Herbert O. Crippen, R. R. A. Rox Have you lost or found anything? Land May Be Orcupied Before Payment Completed 189. 32-12p A Herald Want Ad will help you. This tract consists of 17,700 FOR SALE—Potato barrels In any acres (.ordering both sides the fif.r, cures Malaria Fever. 30-onw-20tc quantity, special prices on car lots, Triando-Kast Coast Sixteen-foot Boulevard for about eight miles, correspondence solicited, Clearwater "I’m Going Right Straight Hack tc is intersected by the Floridn Mfg. <’o., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc East Coast Railroad and two My Dear Old Florida Home,” at HlnF o r SALE OR LEASE—One 2U ncre, other main county highways one termister’s Piano Store, Welnkn Illock. one 10 acre Snnford ave. walking of which is to be hnrd-surfnccd 20-tfp also. ’ distance to city. Two lota corner : Upon completion of these hardCenter and Elm ave. Two lots west surfared ronds the vnluc of this DIR RENT—Two nicely furnished slds Palmetto ave., 50 f t from Elev­ land will inrrense very sub­ rooms, at the Temple Club. 37-6tc enth St. Mnke offer. R. T. Corey, stantially ns hns already been owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Ixis AngcFOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, demonstrated in all other sec­ tions of Orange County, and the hath, for llghthousekceping. Good lea, Calif.____________ , 2B8tf; 20-tf syndicate proposes to sell in location. Apply "R. S.”, care of HerSTO P-LO O K -R EA D imall tracts the syndicate hold­ aid Office. g.jfg ings nt a profit. FRUIT-PRODUCE SHIPPERS This tract is virgin timbered nnd Try our expert service collecting Rail­ W ANTED tho timber is conservatively es­ road Claims. Original. Vouchers timated to be worth $12.00 per COMPETENT Stenographer wishes s tent direct to claimants.—Eastern sere. position, part or full time. Fast and Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. G. Reference*— Any hank or busi­ accurate. "Lady Stenographer," care Cooper, Ass't General Mgr., wia» P. R. ness house in Orange County. of Hernld. 41-Mon-Wed-Fri. Honest Salesmen Wanted R. Claim Department, ten years, Sea ford, Del. 10-e.o.d-2wc Mail Coupon Today for Particulars MONEY TO LOAN AT 4 * - O n COAST LAND CO. hontci, groves nnd farm*, 4 per cent F o il SALE—Warehouse with R. R. ORLANDO-EAST 126 8o. Ornnge Ave., Orlando, Fin. simple Interest in multiple* of $1,000 aiding. Within four blocks of center I lease send particulars of your 17,­ payable $10 per month. Stroul Agonof city. 1 <00 acre development. This in no Box 6IH, 518, Kustis, Eustii, Fla. manner obligates me. no cy, liox 35-lOtp Ceo. V . KNIGHT . WANTED—Small cottage, unfumtsh272-tfc ed or half of house, or unfurnished LOR SALE —Ford Sedan.—L. F. Rop­ Address .................. ...... housekeeping rooms. ‘A dS^ss "Per­ Snnford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla. er. Phone 166. 39-tfc manent,’ P. O, Rox 548, Snnford. 3l-p CHREVOLET Fl * . --- TONIGHT- The Churchwell Co. 10 Stores in Gcor^in- -1 Store in Florida VOILE WAISTS L A D IE S’ In pretty patterns BLACK KID PUMP O ne-strap, m edium heel $2.98 $2.98 WHITE MIDDIES With red, white and blue col­ lars L A D IE S’ WHITE CANVAS PUMP O ne-strap $ 1.48 S ■ $2.48 LADIES’ SILK SEAL PAX L A D IE S’ BRO W N U nderw ear in Pink and W hite BAL LACE OXFORDS $ 1.98 $2.98 — PAY CASH Buy E verything- -------- For Less— -D uring Our Sale IThe Churchwell Co. | FIRST STREET V .v , f t t -• -• ilijArjl SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKA BLjCjj �mmm » SANFORD DAILY HERALD i|- M \ i p«»IUhr4 *»*rjr llIM M * «■> at tbr lUraU HalUlns, IM Maaaulla A lt. Ia«l«r4. Kla. f : THE HEKALD PR1N TING CO i*rm .i"i«rii* M. J. HltLLY ----------- ~ - ____ H. J. L1LLAIIO— Hftr»Ur/,Trr«*«l*t II _____ Ucarral Maaa*** n. L lltW ljl..... t Irralallaa Manager l-fcaa* 14* ■» la 14* I*. *• *_ aa.rrtlalas lialre H air K»»«* ABBllratl*a Nabarrlpllaa l'r»** la A4«aaw •la* Y e a r................... I ll lluntha Drill rrrA la Cl17 bf l a a b i •la* W**b . ■• ______ ** t*ala Tb* bia is* i* i l m i * w**b»r n**tM *a 11r*17 ratrra a*atlaol* «'*aatr 1*1 la paMUbrd **rrx FiU aj. AA»**t la ta g ra te * m a t * ka«wn« *»•* lion* D f m o t r a t l c la poINIr»* | 1 M IKI r t t r , i I w m la a<taa#»* ■ ICMHKII TIIN AUMHTATKII PIIR** The Associated Pres* is excluslvo|y entitled to the use for republication of all new* dispatches credited to tt or not otherwise credited in this pa­ per and also the local news published herein. All right* of republication of spec­ ial dispatches herein are also re­ served. Vb*«. u* UUiAUJ uuiujinu. ‘i •! J John I>. Rockefeller evidently heard about the motorcade to Titusville today and raised the price of gasoline. _______ 0 Lighthouses for aeroplanes is the latest wrinkle. We suppose the next thlng will be wireless for nntomo^l)M , ! •«* Vk J 4 » j» , ‘ i. i »• 1 * f? Ke - W 5a". 4 J • s * a ■ ■ H K J 5 ! FRUITS j AND VEG ETABLES! DF.ANF TURNER CHULUOTA INN On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Boat Coast Railway, Chain. ta, FIs., among the plnea and lakea of Seminole county, an up-to-ditc modern brick hotel, with private bathe and hot water heat. rlasa cuisine. Rates 12.50 to 1150 per day; $10 to $18 per w«k. «r. cording to location of room. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___— --------- —M RS. CH A S. D. B R U M L E Y , M anager -------------------------------- ** SANFO RD ■ ! j J M ARBLE & G R A N IT E WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weal First Street There is fierce fighting in Belfast says dispatches. If they keep up this stuff there will be no Irishmen left to make Americans. -----------o— -----n.n if_ con* ** double the price of the crystal set is a Germany nnd Poland .'in1 ready to calculated ntr of comfotta and conven- which huve not been expended out of fences which indicate the underlying . , , . . . fnr better investment. The vacuum sign an economic treaty. It is high the appropriations previously mndi made , ubt. ,let(Ttor , hl. more modem me- J; element of critical thought? time some one signed a treaty that by Congress for govcrmentnl purpos The one scheme today is to plan to . . . . . . , , thod, crystals having been used for ■ would stop all this foolishness. build—plan a home thnt will be a joy ; 4 r f,V yr T' "nd Whlch tlegniph work since the earliest davs S 'K nnd a comfort to you and yours for ( ongress believed to lie sufficient to nf r n l| j „ Bunincss men think the men ought carry on the routine operations of the t l , , , 1 all time.—Deluind News. . 1 I hirdly, the control of your rcciiver ■ to do the dish washing. From all should he as simple us possible. The ■ that we could discern since the time I'OI.K COUNTV \ND PUBLICITY lie then shows that Congress nctusingle circuit, regenerative receivers ! of the emancipation this is really no ,ill> appropriated f 2P2,7.i.!,91fi.7l to will be found very desirable ur tun- *■ more thnn we expected. The Polk county commissioners, urmeet deciencie* incurred by the cxeIng with this type of instrument is * -----------o----------for 1922, n*i |r» # || * j i. cording ** ** to thuLake Wales '' "' Highlon..... * ,l'tive departments " - * nnd usually imuniij accomplished iiivttni ii iiiiivl# by Uj nII single ndllll* ft Kf: r n? ,?i n,ft> u <lc*r* an * cun*lil«Tln* the mutter of nbattention to n letter written by justment. There are many typoo and the nited State* thi* fall »ay* dis- olijthinf; the county'a publicity depart* Secretary Mellon on April 14, stat- rnak<cs of radio apparatus on the m ar­ patch. If ehe comcn a« far a.i San- ment. That very mtimnhle, forward ine that th-ro would have been a Urge ket today which arc thoroughly reford she will rerUtility he surprised to ,ook|njr ,.nlk counly neWBpap(.r t.n. deficit hud he not determined to post- liable In every respect. All of these *re Mrk Zernovan doing so well. tf,r„ „ l|i(rnlftctl proteBt. saying: pone payment .if some $200,000,000 of come wthin the three specification* ----------- a ----------obligations due until the next fiscal mentioned above and the proset*rtivo This paper does not believe Peggy Joyce may have thought it this would he wise and hopes the *,n,r' 1rndioist may feel safe in nhiding by smart to cause so many suicides f onccrning the claim of “savings" them. hoard wil Inot take such a step. among the men of Paris but it will not for the ordinary routine of the govHn.lio is with us to stay. Colleges Instead, in our opinion, thy ex get her anywhere with the censored eminent. Mr. Byrns say*, “a casual are adding radio to their other courses pendilurc for publicity—there is pictures in this country under Will analysis shows that they are plainly „nd the general public have taken it none for advertising, though Hays. there should he—ought to he in­ i ' ' UP to so great an extent thnt wo must ---------- »----------creased Instead of decreased. | . I he reduction in ordinary expend!- *itber keep up with the progress of Search of document* In the Chiengo tures for routine business of govern-|t|m e or drop out n f‘ ’ 1 • ,•***•. •saiuii. Polk county is hy no means a fin­ Inhor headquarters show tlmt a few mi nt. m.n,.r,li:- r u ij i.t executive |f y„u are not a radio “hug" you nro ished tired lie t nnd t h e r e *re the’men were Irvin** in lie* <‘ff “‘r.rk control in 1922 us compared to 1921, in either of two classes. You have sands of acres of our fertile lands ers nnd it was necessary to bring will he in the neighborhood of $907,- never heard n radio concert or else if the matter wus brought to on labor troubles in order tlmt u few 500,000, according t» General Dnwe's you lire two skeptical to accept tho ■ their attention. At, present the loafers could live without labor. report. publicity department is combined fact that radio i* the most fascinating Mr. Byrns points out thnt in this thrilling nnd entertaining subject of with that of the county agent The more We see of the fool park­ statement General Dawes takes credit the day. If you have n young son, and Mr. Gommc makes a tremen­ ing ordinance* and auto monkey bus­ for the following reductions: dous effort to handle both to ad­ buy him a radio and in nn.* week you ■a iness in other cities the more Wc vantage. The Highlander be­ Army expenses, $712,500,000; naval will be one of the million and n half a think that the few rules for autoists a lieves he is succesftil. Publicity , expenditures, over $192,000,000; *hip- radio enthusiasts yourself, "listening a In Sanford are simple yet sufficient. H ping board, $50,500,000; amounting to in" on the world nt tnrge. for Polk really ought to he a sep­ « There Is such a thing ns having too $901,•I'll,017.10, “thus showing by his --------Vole For The Bond Issue______ ■ arate department with plenty of many ordinances and rules that are ■ funds, hut if that is not advis­ ires," says Mr. Byrns, "that DID HIM MURK GOOD confusing to strangers nnd drive them : the actual expenditures have been In_____ able it should be maintained on ■ away from your city. And we have the present basis, specially when nosed rather than decreased." Many men nnd women suffer from very few accidents nt thut. there Is a man like Gnnmio avail­ In 1921 there was nn army of over backache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints, able with the diversified ability 500,000 men and a very large navy, sore muscles and other results of kidMORE HOMES NEEDED to handle both jobs well. and there were also large war bang ncy trouble because they neglected the overs m 1921 which were dispensed first warning symptoms. Foley KidI !:«• 11igblatidi r in what is alaiv* America needs :t,000,000 new with in 1922. "It is ridiculous," says ncy Pills aid the kidneys to throw out homes—the hope of America jester M«*"ted, expre-ses that which will meet Mr. Byrns, “to say thnt the adminis- poisonous waste matter thut causes day, today and tomorrow’ lies in the u ,*h the approval of all who have at (ration is entitled to take credit for pain nnd misery. Stephen Lewis, Kidindependence and stability of its heart the continued advancement of its reduction to something like a ridge, Ky., writes; "Foley Kidney Polk county. To stop, or unreusonnhhomes. peacetime bnsis." Pills did me more good thnn all the A real home of the true American !y limit, tlie advertising of what Polk One interesting phase of General other medicine I ever took. I had kidounty Ims to offer people every­ kind has a personality and individ­ Dnwe's report is tlmt it shows that the ney trouble ten years. I don’t have where nn abundance o f most excel­ uality all its own. Its shelter, its -architecture, its surroundings, how­ lent advantage*, agriculturally, hor- President has increased the expend!- nny P«ln like I had before I took ever modest or elaborate, must ho the ti. ittlurally and industrially, would lures of his own office over what them." Bod everywhere._Adv, Vote For The Hand Issue direct expression nnd the personal prove fatal in tlmt with the stopping 1hey were in 1921. It should tie iewould nu'ml,l'r,'d too, n* Mr. Byrns points We want to nsk every loyal citizen of advertising of Polk county property of those who iuhnhit it, nr •id. that the appropriations in 1921 of Sanford that ran possibly spare bed '•me a very certain stoppage of thnt else thrift, efficiency, s.tcinl welfare were mode hy a Republican Congress, room* May 2fith and ‘27th to please nonnd patriotism—the four cornerstones ounty’* progress and prosperity -Vote For The Bond Issue-------- tify Sanford Shrine Club nr phone For snylng this there is a urns* uf of our national existence—will crum­ M I. SOULS DRAMATIC Cl.l It 101. It will he necessary to list your tile very best evidence, facts. Just U > ble before our eyes. , rooms early. -12-5tc illustrate. Many years ago a certain The rent-paying tenant, whether I riday evening at H:I5 the All Souls -------- Vote For The llund |*su man, who became known nationally, on the farm or in the city, is the her­ put on the market a certain com- Dramatic club will present for the first For quirk results, try a want nd. ald of stM-iid disorganization. modify which, through advertising, "" ,,n> ' "•■B** “ comedy from the The "Flat-Hunter"—that human It P°" D°v. *L A. Ilcnncssy, of San- ■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBS grasshopper, that nomad of civiliza­ came into enormous demand. proved to he something of real value. Ford. The K. of C. hall will be used. tion—Is like his his insect prototype, a The people, through liberal, extensive Lnrly this spring several sets of THE waster, never a saver or conscrvcr, nn dcuntlnuous advertising, were made "'nery were installed and the play, ■ Tlie "lxmrtling-house" victim, with ■ a.quqnlnted with its merits and ^l,r ,no|U part, was written t<* fit ■ bought generously of tho ndvertised *cpriery. ■ product, making of the producer a ml-1 The story portrays the traits of the : ■ Linnairc. He continued to ndvertiso human ehnrncter and shows what love ■ until the end of his dnys. and sorrow nnd hate can achieve, ns ■ First A m on g Cleaners Then his "sm art Alec" sons Inher- they battle for supremacy. Red the business. They said; "FaA minute of thrill is felt when Pegtlu r spent money foolishly for ndver- By Rnffirty's father throws Dominic Cleans w herever dust rising; we will cut out the advertising over « cliff of the Wicklow mountains, and dirt collects and save the numey; the business amid thunder, lightning nnd wind will go on Just tin same." But it storm. From the rehearsals, Ursla B didn’t; the business stopped, utmost 1Mrs. O. I’. Herndon) reaches the pro- M akes hom e work easier ■ ■ ruined the family financially. They fessional when she rnmes upon the ■ Sold on easy term s J resumed advertising, hut the damage acene in searching for her brother a hail been done. Rivals had come In, (Dominic). 5 Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ ■ and only increased investment of It is expected that o large attend* vice Our Motto a funds, in persistent advertising, ns nnee will be nn hand ns several from a hn.l l»een the father's policy, saved Del.nnd and Orlando signify their inthebusiness, and the income there- tentlon of coming to Sanford for the 4 from, from utter destruction, occasion. Phone* 497-«9I 105 Palmetto Avenue a The above-cited Instance is b it one Vole For The Bond Issue-------« ttv iu ir 45 WEI.AKA BLOCK ■ of many of a similar character. 'VRI fiC6 cures Chills and Fever. 30-onw-20c SANFORD FLORIDA ■ i * j l ,olk county take the lesson, thnt it 30-oaw-20tc [G R O C E R IE S ! M* bod,- .m i mind .like .tinted by th /k ln d ly in,ended nnd pm fit thereby! .WOKI. IS s k i m m e d milk of professional land­ And not only Polk county, but othera H V i » l m * * a fn .u i lordism and the slow poison of quick- ns well.—Times-Union. 1r'.Tamped and deliveries on orders for ------------ o----------lunch quackery, is ripe material for radio sets have been held up from CBN ERA 1. DAWES rntlirnl or dcmogoguc. CAMOUFLAGE ‘'SAVINGS” four to eight weeks. Seeing that the The modern cliff dweller, like his radio manufacturers were unable to ancestors, loses all natural relations WASHINGTON, May 10.—In nn ef- meet the demand, manufacturers of with land nnd nature, climbs• ^ ture, as ns he nc cmn tQ' gtve ^h'e Republican Congress every other line from steel workers to up to his crevice In the apartment ^ (he Jto||B th |s f„u, t j,t. adminlstra- phonograph builders have entered the cks his door against uon |fan fiB ^ S set fet ungaaicr gH gidlcr''General The result iais com thnt t™«; today skjstrnpcr, ami 1-nks vicnerai “Hell non radio radio field. neiu. m e resuu the appeals of social, ocial, pohtlcnl political and ana ^ Mar|#,. n«un* ra to wnrk work with wUh pcn. non. wn wt. ftnd find romnlete complete radio receiving oUtoutreligious responsibility. | ci, nn(, pBper t0 ••„,,,•• money for fits advertised at prices ranging from It is high time thnt something were 4.nrnpnjKn camouflage. Brigadier |5 up. It is needless to say that the done—something adequate to the (;(,nrn,| Dawes bears the same rcla- $5 outfit is soon replaced by a more .... n t . .. I* , ii i t _____ i _________. ____ critical rcnlity of the present situa­ lion to the' political finance* of the expensive and reliable equipment or tion and something that will not only administration that Brigadier General the purchaser, failing to get the robrine temporary relief but permanent Sawyer bears to ’.he military efful­ suits anticipated, gives up in despair ly prevent future similar rrislses. nnd believes it all a fake. gence. Palliatives, halfway measures In purchasing a radio receiving ap­ Last January, President Harding speeches, hank bulletins and conver­ anounced thnt $Utfi,000,000 had been paratus no matter in what manner, sational "fie Id-meet!"—boxing tha saved during the first six months of either from your local dealer or a compass of theory and reducing to the present fiscal yenr, basing his mail order house, it is important to science the fine are of “passing the First, the claim upon the statement of Brigadier consider three things. buck,” get nowhere and only prolong equipment should be of reliable manu­ General .Dawes, the Director of the nnd increase the difficulty in solving facture. All apparatus and mechani­ Budget. the problem. cal devices are subject to wear. The On February 9, Representative nyNo one ran realize the value of a parts of your radio set will need re­ iiis of Tennessee, introduced a resolu­ home of his own until ho actually placement at some future date. The owns it and live* in it. Tho value of tion asking the President to give some larger manufacturers will he able to It tails of the nllcgcd savings. n home cannot 1m> reckoned in dollars On the 8th of the present month replace the worn or defective part but ami cents. The certainty of having a the report of the Director of the the “fly-by-nlght” dnss will not. home from which no one can deprive you; the pride of possession; the Budget in response to this resolution Thcriifo” ’ in iCJ ‘x‘li"1f ? rT ,i!> ou*f,t was published In the newspapers, with fl™1 nnd out *'h,° mmde l ^ ' r ri' ^ ‘ knowledge tlmt you ore establishing no notice whatever to Congress as to nn t (or ‘ >*iMren; the fact what it rontained until the Members n . . . . Dint every bit of improvements you rend it In the newspapers. Like the Sccondl* benr in nimd tht> fnct thnt make is made for yourself: the feel* colored widow, whose mourning out- crystal detectors are efficient for dis­ security in knowing that your fit included a complete suit of black tances up to ten or fifteen miles of children are playing in your y n n lunderwear, because, us she announced the broadcasting station. Although ,'^r From street traffic; your free- tl it is possible to receive “telegraph" dum from increasing rents—all these when I mourns I mourns," General signals over greater distances, this is and many other advantages nccruo to Dawes in his -report of "savings'" a l­ about the limit of distance for “pnone" the home owner, so thnt he is money leging a reduction in expenditures work with n crystal delector. If you from 1921 of ? I ,iiflO,ftOO,onnf shows nhead by building. are located at a distance greater than that "when he saves he saves." What manner of man or woman of the uDtne mentioned, insist on a \acAs representative Bym s of Tennos- uum tube detector. This type of in­ today can fail to react to the stimu­ lation of :i home—with its carefully •><• [mbit* out, saving* by the admin- strument while costing approximately a a a a s ii, W E NEVER WROTE A: DICTIONARY -m iT - W e Know How to D efin e a B argain J LISTEN A Bargain is something that you buy nm i after you get it ■ you feel like you ought to be hung for cheating the other ! fellow. r! NOWCONSIDER THIS Eight mum house, located on Park Avenue, all modern con­ veniences, just refinished including, painting inside and nut, plastering, and plumbing overhauled. Two lots 131x130. Terms $750.00 cash, and the balance at the rnte of $75.00 per month. A . P. C O N N E LLY j S tu d eb ak er Cars L ittle S ix ..... $1230.00 B ix S ix .............$2025.00 ! Special S i x .................................................$1680.00 ■ (Delivered) /i a « i SAN JOAN GARAGE lU M F A M A . C. FORT, A g e n t S AN FORD, FLA. ■ WIGHT IlltOS. GARAGE- The Famous Buick Valve-in-j Head Motor Powers the Buick "Four” The powerful Itnick valve-in^hend motor has been an outslanding Ituirk feature for 2(i yearn. Its unfailing depend.'Iiilily, .stamina and certainly of performance have j"8ll> earned for it the unstinted admiration of the entire motor­ ing public. The Iluick “ Four” is equipped with the reliable lluick " d 'c‘ in-head motor. This is merely another indication of the mo that the lluick “Four” maintains Iluick standards of *|U3,‘ ity throughout every element of its construction. It is Bukk through and through. Premier iS 1018 West First fluwt Ask us to tell you more about Buick PRICES PRICES 22-S1X-I6 Coupe-- H"'* 22-SU-47 Sedsn f 22-Slx-18 Coupe :0‘* I 22-Six-19 Touring >''* \ 22-Six-50 Sedan. " 22-Four-3l Roadster $ 895 22-Four-33 Touring .. 935 22-Four-3fi Coupe ... 22-Four-37 S ed an .... 22-Six-11 Roadster 22-Six-15 Touring ... F. O. II. Flint, Mich- N. H. GARNER F. P . Rines 5 SANFORD DISTRIBUTOR U1 J ’1 FLORIDA When B elter Automobiles a rc B uilt Buick WiU Build Thru* �i n n g g g rv n tJ U M U h k k a l D, TUESDAY, MAY 16,1922 tain amendment* to the present char, by the City of Sanford, Florida, for ment of Section 217 of tho charter. ter of the City of Sanford, Florida, local improvementa.” For the repeal of Section 174 of tho HBRN WAY 25 should be adopted in order to prop* Section 4. That Section 206 of the charter. crly and expedlously admlniater tb* charter under which the City of San­ 15.-(Sp«c* Against the repeal of Section 174 civic affairs of thla city, therefore, ford, Florida, is now operating and of the charter. the collegMc Be it Enacted by the People of the functioning, be and the same ia here­ Section 10. That the provision! of In |ntere»t the City of Sanford, Florida: by amended to read as follows: this ordinance providing for and di Section 1. That Section 7, of the nt exrrci***> wiU "Section 200. SALARIES.—The reeling an election to be held for the chnrtcr under which the City of San* City Commission shall fix by ordin[i to be given In ford, Florida, ia now operating1 and once the compensation of the City adoption or rejection of this onlineying of the cor* functioning be, and the same is here­ Attorney, the City Mnnager, tho City nnce shall become effective immed­ the building* of by amended to read as follows, toiately upon Its final passage and adop­ Auditor and Clerk and ex-officio Am tion, nnd said ordinance shall become trn College *t wit: issor, and shall fix by ordinance the of full force and effect as to all of priie* to he con- "Section 7. Powers of the City. compensations of the Chiefs of the fire the provisions therein contained, or Lokeland, with The City of Sanford, Florida, shall and Police Departments, and members as to such of said provisions as may Ity end the stu- have perpetual succession; shall sue of the fire and police forces. The City bo ratified and approved ns the re­ ni in attendance, and be sued, plead and be Impleaded; Commission shall have the power to sult of the election ordered called and being perfected to may purchase, lease, receive and fix by ordinance the compensation of held, only from and nftor the time of special impor- hold property, real and personal with­ the Mnicipal Judge. Tho City Com­ calender, and #1 in Said City; and may sell, alienate, mission shall have the power to fix snid ordinance is approved, cither In whole or in part, by the referendum 1 who can possibly )je0(ii convey, lease or otherwise dis- the compensation of the City Tax vote of the electors of the City of rnt in Ukclnnd pusc of the same for the benefit and Collector, which may be based on Sanford, Florida. advantage c f said City; and 'may either fees or salary'. The City Man­ Adopted on this the 8th day of banned, the corner- purchase, lease, condemn and obtain by ager shnll fix the number and com­ May, A. D., 1922. fctae* will he con- eminent domain, receive and hold prop­ pensation of all other officers and CHAS. E. HENRY, <rnoon of May 35, erty, real and personal, within and employees. The salaries or compen­ S. O. CHASE, sation so fixed shall be uniform for Jock. Music for the beyond the limits of the City to be FORREST LAKE, like services in each grade of tho City furnished by the used for the burial of the dead, for City Commissioners of Sanford, service ns the same shall be graded rthcitra with Prof, the erection, construction and main­ Florida. jttfg, in charge. A tenance of waterworks and lighting nnd classified by the City Manager. be formed on the plants, for the establishment of hos­ All such salaries and rates of pay Attest: L. R. PHILLIPS, Clerk, (SEAL) college campus, pitals, poorhouses and houses of de­ with dates of employment nnd dis­ Mny 9, 16, 23, 30 nnd June 6. charge shall be immediately reported ■ tt of the faculty, tention and correction, for the estabto the City Auditor and Clerk. All Students marching in Hshmcnt of docks, wharfr, breakwa­ Xhe processional ters and bont basins, an dfor such fees and moneys received or collected l i i i i m M i B i i i i s a i i i i i i i a Lnd that will be erec- other public purposes ns the City by officers nnd employees shall be I relics. Upon this Commission may by ordinance deem Immediately paid over to the proper i speaker of the oc- rieceinry and proper, and may sell, official or depository ns designated by be the newly elected [ease or otherwise dispose of said the City Commission or City Auditor florid* Methodist con- property for. the benefit of said City nnd Clerk on the day of their receipt." Section 5. That paragraph (b) of members of the | to the snme extent that natural per­ t After the invoca- sons m ight or could do; nnd also Section 217 of the charter under ress of the bishop ex- shall have the power to borrow mon­ which tho City of Sanford, Floridn, is « heard from repre- ey for current expenses, provided any now operating nnd functioning, be, >board of trustees, nmount so borrowed shall not ex­ nnd the same is hereby amended to faculty and the stu- ceed an amount equal to fifty per rend ns follows: * “ Paragraph (b).—Such petitions lof tb pn *cnt jjunfor; cent of the revenue derived from |e* of the college will taxation during any fiscal year; to shall be signed by not less than fifty part in the exercises, control, perform nnd furnish all pub- of the electors of the municipality." Section 6. That Section 174 of the jts of the students in nL. services nnd to own and asqulro ill be placed, with oth- public utilities, public docks, wharfs, charter under which the City of San­ t cornerstone, as recbonthasins; to acquire, establish, ford, Florida, is now operating and I ,v/n, operato-and maintain as a pub­ functioning, be, and the same is here­ every student if pos­ lic* utility, waterworks and a water by repealed. Section 7, That the Mayor is here­ ed, the college has ar- plant and provido the City nnd tho transportntion of the inhabitants thereof with water; to ac­ by instructed, authorised and em­ eans of buses, the trip quire own, establish, maintain and powered to call an election in accord­ Lakeland early in the operate as a puhllc utility, gas works ance with Section 7 of tho Revised he return trip early in and a gas plant, and furnish the City Ordinance of tho City of Sanford, The chamber of corn- nnd the Inhabitants thereof with Florida, to determine the question by The Country Club and Golf Links are land will act as the host commercial gas; to acquire, own, es­ referendum vote ns to whether Sec­ almost completed. You will want the t body for the noon tablish, operate and maintain as a tions 7, 97, 164, 206, and 217 of the beat in everything In the ncheon will be served to public atllity, electrical works and an charter under which tho City of San­ els and the faculty at electric plants and furnish the City ford, Florida, is now operating, and Sporting Goods Line Lakeland. In the even- and the inhabitants thereof with el­ functioning, shnll be amended In the nts will bo entertained ectricity; to Issue and sell bonds for manner hereinnbove stated and • set We are agents for the Celebrated sourtesy of the Methodist any of the purposes hereinabove en­ forth; and as to whether Section 174 Lakeland, the Epworth umerated and set forth, as well as for of said charter shall be repealed. Spaulding Line o f Golf ■je three churches have such other municipal purposes as may Section 8. That at snid election to provide refreshments be from time to time prescribed by be cnlcd and held In the manner pro­ Goods •teres of an entertain- ordinance, o r as may be otherwise vided by Section 7 of this ordinance, ■ i § *H•O UiMHiflilir t»- -IilAll ft <U L% .3 lUkiU Upwtl -• tsittiti fiiutivms Alia§ proviued by this charter; to adopt and •M O Patronire your home merchants in lio be cared for through enforce local police, snntiary and oth­ a whole by title only, nnd also, each everything you need to purchase, We the people of luikelnnd er similar regulations not in conflict Section of the charter under which are here to stay. a In their honor will be with the laws of the State of Florida; the City of Sanford, Florida, is now W o'clock at the Hotel to do whnt ever may be deemed neces­ operating and functioning, sought by this alumni luncheon the sary or proper for tho safety, health this ordinance to be amended or re­ Florida conference will convenience nnd general welfare of its pented, shall be separately voted upon ddriss. It |s the earnest inhabitants nnd to exercise all pow­ by the electors participating in said [the college management ers of local self-government. The election. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ormer student and alum- enoumerntlon of particular powers Section 9. That the bnllota used at -cm College, the Florida herein shall not be held or deemed to the election ordered to bo called and --------- 4-------------------------- jCollegr and tho Florida be exclsusivc, but in addition to the held by Section 7 of this ordinnnre present at this notable powers enumerated herein, or Implied shall state the title of the ordinance d to b,. given in honor of hereby, the City shall have, nnd may to be voted upon in the manner follow­ ents of Southern College exercise all other powers, which un­ ing: AUTO R E PA IR S educational institutions der the Constitution nnd Laws of "For the adoption and approval of d it in the Florida confer- Florida, it would be competent for that certain ordinnneo entitled, All W ork Guaranteed this paragraph specifically to enum­ “An Ordinance Amending Sec­ erate. tions 7, 97, 164, 206, and 217; nnd In addition to the powers herein Repealing Section 174 of Chap- ' enumerated or given or nlowcd the ter 8361, Laws of Florida, 1919, said City shall have all powers and Entitled "An Act to Abolish the Present Municipal Government of ;»nre Amending Sections perform all duties conferred or im­ the City of Sanford, County of '* A *n,l -17; and Itcpeal- posed by the laws of the State of Seminole, Stntc of Florida, and to l’ l of Chapter 8361, Laws Florida, now in force, or which mny Organise, Incorporate nnd Estab­ I9L>, Entitled "An Act to hereafter be enacted, providing gen­ lish n City Government for thePresent Municipal Gov- erally for the government of cities Snme, and to Prescribe the J u r ­ * ity of Snnford, nnd towms nnd not inconsistent with isdiction, Powers nnd Functions (Semin.,!*, State of Florida, the provisions of this Act." of said Municipality." Section 2. That Section 07 of the J nile* Incorporate nnd Es"Against the adoption nnd npprovnt " y Government for the charter under which the City of Snn>" I’rrsi rilie the Jurlsdlc- ford, Florida, is now operating and of that certain ordinance entitled: "An Ordinance Amending Sec­ ^ « n ,| Functions of Said functioning, be, nnd the same is hereby amended to read ns follows: tions 7, 97. 164, 206, nnd 217; nnd Repenting Section 174 of Chapter "Section 97. FISCAL YEAR.— l*1<> legislature may by 8361, Laws of Florida, 1919, The fiscal year of the City shnll begin i uPon a municipality any Enetitled “An Art to Abolish the on the 1st day of October nnd end on ,tl'P t'> its government, present Municipal Government the 30th day of September of each *»th other organic of the City of Sanford, County year." * of law, and of Seminole, Stnte of Floridn, Section 3. That Section 164 of the «he legislature of the nnd to Organise, Incorporate and charter under which the City of San­ h'la has by legislative enEstablish n City Government for ford, is now operating and function­ ? Rlcd and delegated unto the Same, nnd to Prescribe the ing, be nnd the same is hereby am­ \ Florida, the Oil Cook Stores and Ovens Jurisdiction, Powcra nnd Func- | m't to its clcctora for ended to read as follows: lh*ns of Said Municipality." "Section 104. SPCEIAL ASSESS­ r rejec*lon, amendments to ' And HERE'S no smoke and MENTS; WHEN PAYABLE.—Spccc- and shall also separately state each Section of snid Charter to he voted ial assessments covering the construc­ smell to make disagree­ ■11 « one of the fundamention of sidewalks, laying out, improv­ upon in the manner following, to.wit: able work of cooking witn the « constitutional law that "For the adoption of the amend, Constitutional „ . delega- ing, grading, paving and hard sur­ ment of Section 7, of the Charter." New Perfection Oil Stove, facing of streets nnd alleys, and cov­ dean, intense heat drive* a*i P°Wcr for the >**- ering all other local improvements Against the adoption of the unto a mimfclamendment of Section 7 of th? char­ directly against the utensil Kht ftni* authority to am- shall be payable by the owners of the ter." and the flame stays where property assessed for said local Im­ v\Vrr! n,eH unl° , *ld nrnn- provement a t the time stipulated In For the adoption of the amendment you set it , > the Legislature, provldod the ordinance passed and adopted of Section 97 of the charter. C"* 10 P o rte d does not Wejl be clad to demonstrate Against the adoption of the am­ Ms not repugnant to the with reference to any such local Im­ how easily you can regulate provement, and shall constitute, be, endment of Section 87 of the Charter. tn*nd the statute law of For the adoption of the amendment the New Perfection for any remain and continue a Hen superior in dignity to any and all other liens, of Section 164 of the charter. sort of cooking. We have the *’ S'Wt‘on 254 of th a legis- except liens for State and County Against the adoption of the amend­ New Perfection Oven also— FlorM tri Wh‘Ch lh* Cit* °*J Taxes, upon and against the proper­ ment of Section 164 of tho charter. and it bakes perfectly. For the adoption of the amendment ty assessed for such local improve­ ioninda' * n°W / r vid'» «»* “ mend- ment until paid, and aaid lien shall of Section 206 of the charter. Sanford the ,Ch*rter m“Y he tab- not be barred by any statute of lim­ Against the adoption of the amend­ 1 *'Ct0r* of « « City by itation! now existing, or by any sta­ ment of Section 206 of the charter. Furniture Co. * * 0 fth<? City Com- tute hereafter enacted which does not For the adoption o fthc amendment in express terms refer to Hens for of Section 217 of the charter. l{ h*» developed that ca r-1special -assessments imposed or levied Against the adoption of the amend PAGE THREE F IN E C A K E S cannot be mnde without fine flour. is milled from the finest soft wheat obtainable and for fine cake#, pastries, and biscuits, it is unexcelled. At your grocery. FLORIDA GROCERY CO. niSTIIIIlUTORS. B lish J^Iilling SEYMOUR, IND. a ■ ■ ■ Now’s the time for you to buy n MOLINE TRACTOR. We E have n special offer th at you ennnot afford to let get by you. ■ For every furmer can afford to buy but you cannot afford E ■ not to buy a real Tractor, th at baa been proven out to be a ■■ great succors in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we ■ will sell you a— ■ ■ MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors for $528.00 ■ ■ Can furnish you from our Btock in warehouse for imme­ ■■ diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re­ a■ member this offer is only good until October 11 th, so place your order now. a a a a a BELL BROS. RHONE 2102 ■ . LAKE MONROE. FLORIDA a S I M O N I Z E j We are Making a Special Rate for the Next Two Weeks on SIMONIZING i a a ■ 5 M s B rin g Your Car to the Economy Shop and L et U s D ress it Up ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ F * itts Sc W e l l s ----- ------------- Phone 66 Hot Weather Is Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER W ill H elp You K eep Cool Corner First and Elm Phone 447-W : a 111 Park Avenue RIVE & WALKER a ■ ■ Make Your Car Look its B est for May 27th, Shriners* Day HILL HARDWARE COMPANY See our window display of all kinds ■ : ■ a a a a ■ 8a ■ ■ ■ a a a Ball H a r d w a r e Co. I I -------------------------------------------------A CHECK ON ■ a ---------------------------------------------------- : Yourself NEW PERFECTION T ■ NOTICE TO FARMERS PLAY fiOLF ANCE NO. 35 I'ALATKA. Do not s s try to pay bills without a checking account. If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you can keep an accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially Invitee you to become one of Its customers. | The Peoples Bank of Santord �pAge four PAGE ry, a* Mayor of the City of Sanford, and C. E. Henry, S. 0. Chaaa and Foreit Lake, aa Commlszionen, com* posing the City Commiuion of the City of Hanford Kl#., atteeted by L. B. Phllllpa, G erk of the City of Sanford, Florida, and the corporate aaal of th« City of Sanford, Floria, on thii the 8th day of May, A. D. 1922, CHAS. K. HENRY, Ae Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida. S. 0. CHASE, CHAS. E. HENRY, FOREST LAKE, Ai the City Comrale■ion of the City of Sanford, Florida. Attest R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Clerk o ftho City of San ford. Florida. 16, 23, 30; and June «. Seminole’* Share Amount* 541.80 (O r T fc* A • w l . t r * to I'r fM l If you are a aaleaman and can work for youraelf along the eame line* you have been working for other*, we have an opportunity to offer you, excluiive aalea territory with active co-operation in aalea and advertiaing by the manu* faeturer. The man we are looking for will appreciate the opportunity to build a business of his own. We will help him develop his own selling organiza­ tion and put into operation sales cam­ paign*. We want a man who is mor­ ally of high standing, enthusiastic in his work and willing to put a lot of energy in the business and become financially interested in handling an article of universal demand and neces­ sity. We know the proposition will appeal to you. W rite 328 Hill Build­ ing, Jacksonville, Fla. • ■ H ■ ■ ■ w ■ ■ Three Bungalow J u st Complete TALLAHASSEE, May 15--The State Superintendent of Public In­ struction haa reported the aemi-annual apportionment of the one mill tax for school*, the total amount distri­ buted being $220,143.30 a t the rates of 2 S1J0 per pupil. The fund contained 1226,707.60 for apportionment and af­ ter the distribution waa made a bal­ ance of |£,5C44)6 remained. The total number o f pupil* waa 169,344. The payments to the individual counties and the number of pupils in each ,pn which payment was based, follow.*: Amount ATTENTION 1 County 19,347.00 Alachua 11490 buys a Cadillac in good condi- Baker 1,518.40 j tion. nearly new. N. H. Gamer. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 41*8te Bradford -------- — Itn-vard ___ To prevent a eold, take 666.30-oaw-20c jjrow#nj ” Calhoun NOTICE! Charlotte All engineers and their families mu £jtfUg cordially invited to attend a banquet materials combined ar.d separately. to be given complimenting the Lake- p 0| ufn),ja Each bid must be accompanied by a 'land Auxiliary to the B. of L. E. by i 7M M check for |,0<K)- Thc committee rei the Sanford Division No. 567, G. I. A. f)cg oto ' ‘ serve* the right to reject any or all ion Wednesday evening. Mny 17th at p jxle the Mosonic Hall. J2-2tp j)uvn| T. W. LAWTON. | Escambia .... President Hospital Association. Itub-My-Tiam, an antiseptic. Flagler Office in Courthouse. 30-onw-20tc Frunklln 935’50 40-Ctp 6.566.60 _________________ " — Gadsden IfKW1I The ly ent Uon ol It or n per an herein All ial di served Joht about day n Llf latest thing biles. CLEAN-U — P WEEK 'I1*'1" Carpels and Rug* Washed and Cleaned at your home or we rail for and deliver. All work guaranteed.—Sanford Steam Prew*ery. Phone 560. . —. Hanford Maid Bread at your Groeer’s. Hot rolls, cakes and pics, noxt to Princess Theatre. 36-tfc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mrs. Donphin is now serving meals over the Union Pharmacy, does her own cooking. 50c a meal or $1.00 per day for three square meals. tl-2tp Hamilton llurdec Hernando Highlands Hillsborough Holmes Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake Lee Leon Levy Liberty S» NOTICE 1.193.40 962.00 18,639.60 3.469.70 6.619.60 1,878.50 1.368.90 3.161.60 2.373.60 4,167.80 2.584.40 1.069.40 It being very desirable that all hous* es In the city bo numbered, alt owners of un*numbered houses can obtain numbers rcnly for putting up and in* structions ns to how to number, FREE at the office of the City Manager. L. R. PHILIPS, City Auditor & Clerk. 35-Sat-Mon.-Thr-3-wc _________________________________ i n i ataq 1 tA N 0 S Sanford , Florida D E A L E R S IN SE E D , FEED Afl FERTILIZERS Mall orders a specialty. If you need one dolliri one hundred dollar's worth, w rite us. We will san ey and Rive you quality. DELICIOUS i.ioojio PHONOGRAPHS 3 4811 ^0 666 quickly relieves a cold. 30-onw-20tc " " 1" 1 " - D ELAW ARE ■ PHONOGRAPH RECORDS 2.160.90 POPULAR SHEET MUSIC 6/JJ3J0 Limited number of flags and pen nnts for nutos for Hhrine Day. Mil ler A Hon. 40-3tc 1.535.30 -----------------------------------------2.125.70 PLAYER ROLLS 647.40 * In B ottles Everywhere S Demand the genuine—name stamped on every < for it by name Bottled only by 2 J. H. H INTERM ISTER i PIA N O CO. NOTICE! Having sold out the book and peri­ odical and magazine business to E. D. Mobley, all of our old customers will now find a complete line of all the magazines, papers and periodicals at Mcfclsy’i Diug Store on Park Avenue. 29-tfc T. J. MILLER & SON. Welaka Itlock In order to close out the stock of Stationery and Office Supplies and make room for new stock of goods coming in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices the Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and office supplies listed below a t half price. AH of the$e goods are going higher instead of dropping and the pric­ es are big bargains. You will agree with us if you look them over. The opportunity of the public to buy the best in stationery and office supplies a t prices th a t will never be touched at this price again. AGNES G. HERN Kit, Chairman Are You T hinking About a Sum mer Camp For Your B oys This Summer? The mountains of North Carolina arc the best locations In the world for health and that change of climate needed by Floridians and espec­ ially the growing boys. H endersonville la one of liie best camps in the South as well as one of the most reas­ onable with n fine corps of teachers and councillors, with the beat athletic Instructors, with D’e Inke for swimming, with pure drinking water, good food, sanitary In every respect. Send for Catalogue or See Me Personally ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. SANFORD, FLORIDA • • ■ J * a " ■ H ■ ■ ■ ^ a SAFETY FIRST J ■ ■ ■ ■ like the bowels, get sluggish and clog* ged and need a flushing occasionally, else we have bnekaenu and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, aloeplciuiness and all sorts of bladder disoideis, You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain In the kidney region, gia about four ounces of Jnd Halts from any good drug store here, take n table.poonful in a glass of natrr before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then a a fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with 111hin, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also neutralize* the ncids C leanliness is n ext to G odliness We invito 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 this water in unexcelled and its purity mnkes it most beneficial for many troubles. FLORIDA Fine Box Stationery, worth 32.00, now -------, "V* VII Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now ... ............ 35c and iw Pound Paper, worth .$1.00, now Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg.................... .60 Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards...... Plain Edged Correspondence Cards ^ Students' Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe. SI value Students’ Looseleafe Note Books, 65c value......... ”’i0 Students Looseleaf Note Books, 45c value Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. for .05 10c Composition Books for Mi 5c Composition Books, for .la 10c School Tablets, 2 for 5c School T ablets,........ 2 to 3 H c Ink, Paste and Muscilage To EVERYTH ING IN OFFICE S U P P L Y L IN E AT (’all phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. SANFO RD Special Bargains in Job Lots ------V»c V-Price The Ford people of Sanford ns well na the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Elder Springs Water Co. The S anford Coca-Cola Bottling Coi Office Supplies for Two Weeks The vocatlornl committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club requests all young women d-slring emp'jenienl to register at the First National Bank. Near ? ■ Selling Out cAll Stock in Stationery and Employment Bureau Laurel Park Camp TIM GREATLY REDUCED PRICE Leave your order for Stone’* Layor Cake for delivery Saturday. k P. McCullcr. 49. 666 cure* Dengue Fever. 30-oaw-20tc Herald Printing Co. �. -'•Nr * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 16,1922 ffllBKEOF HE SrBAK SOCIETY to take place ihe middle of June at the homr of the bride’s slater. Mm. K. E. Beverly in Jacksonville. p Ag i ftvh ^DIAMONDS .rr*T H T n i W " St., San ST,,' write*: ‘‘1 conaider kilts. Fit Bit DAK; Bit, Society Editor, ]nty ind Tar absolutely the b a n q u e t a n i» a n n o u n c e m e n t Phono 217-W on the market. I If yui have Bay trlrnla vUltlag PARTY * * ** M —IS fmm are gnlajr anynkrrr *r ro a ilu lb "f \ ipeak. having tried it b«m*. arr ----------r a tr n a u ia ., 0 f ««*PH°n«l enjoyment for the ar Ur yon --------postal ra ™ «a ia u drpartwrai. atriaw members of the Business nnd ProfcsCAMUS TODAY mil)'. Mr wif" t0°k .* atrtalla, or *' - * ****• * sional Women's Club was the bumiuet be wrratlr apprrelattd. C b and at night it St. Petersburg at Tampa. Special C onsignm ent 1 i irave her a few at the Montezuma Inst evening. Jacksonville nt Orlando. K Honey and Tar In a The table was tastefully decorated CALENDAR Daytona nt Lakeland. —. with olennders nnd asparagus ferns. i. ,he went to «!eep and alept 2 place cards were Cupids, an\ t fntire niirht. Your rcrae- Wednesday—W elfare Department of HOW THEY STAND the Woman’s Club meets at 3:30 nouncinjr the engagement of Miss Ora nickly and relief is permanWon Lost Pet. P, M. Williams and Dr. John C. Dean. In SL Petersburg 25 11 .GDI Wednesday—G. I. A. will give a ban- l ^p c*'nt°r of the tnble was n large pa- Lakeland r.reO-h*r*.-Adv. 21 15 .583 (juct at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 Per **U: with the question, "Who Let Daytona Guaranteed Ant Bono at 17 18 .480 42.6tc P. M., honoring the visiting 0. I. A. l b° cnt out °f the hag?" Everything Orlamlo .. 17 11) .472 tuller’s. Wednesday—Mm. Archie Betts will l°°hcd so suspicious that everyone be- Tampa ..... 17 20 .451) ONE WEEK ONLY entertain the members of the Knn to wonder and ask questions, but Jacksonville 25 .... 11 .1)00 Clinch SANFORD Seminoles Bridge Club nt her home 8000 “** wrens happy once more and reI*, Picnics, fishing, Outings on Palmotto avenue, nt 83:30 P. M. Jolfinit with Miss Willinms . YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Thursday—Mm. H arry Heeren will A fter our excitement had some what At Tampa, 0; St. Petersburg, 7. 'apt. Atkinson entertain the members of the Id- •nbslded, a most delicious dinner was At Orlamlo, 8; Jacksonville, 4. Phone 295-LI lera Club nt her home on East Sec- served. Miss Whltner, president, At Lakeland, 14; Daytona, 5. I0J B. Third St., Sanford ond Street. , then introduced Mm. l,eonnrdi, who -Vote For The Bond IssueFriday—"Old Plantation " given by ttCted R8 toaatmlatreu. She told some| k k p a k a t f d 27 YE\RS ■ 212 E ast F ir s t S tre e t---------------------------------- Snnford, Flnridn tho members of the Westminster verY witty atorlea and later called on t COUPLE MARRIED AGAIN " Club at the Parish House. Mrs. G°* f° r « toast to the "Business WILL LIVE AT GREEN COVE W. HERNDON Monday—Mrs. Porter Wakefield will Women." A fter this Miss Elizabeth entertain the members of the Busi- Muiaon gave a toast to Miss Williams,1 '( 11jr TI*r ,%amuplr»ft-tl V*rriAl 3 31 lurancc Agency ness nnd Professional Women's presenting her with u "bouquet,f‘ , GREEN COVE SPRINGS, May 10. ■ rr_A UTO— WON BS Club with n garden party nt her showered with many. small. kitchen —Scpnrted 27 years ago through a ■ km home In Geneva, n t 7:30 p. m. articles. Miss Williams replied with misunderstanding over n trivial mat- S Monday—Mrs. R. W. Pearman will en- “ vary appropriate talk confessing her ter, Rein Welsbrod, 55, and Mrs. Nel- J tertnin the members of the St. Ag- ignorance of their use, hut not con- lie Taylor, 53, have been re-married. J jry McLaulin, Jr. ncs Guild at her home on West First vlncinjf us. She then was marched Their misunderstanding occured ■ | d AN—OPTOMETRIST street, nt 3:30 p, m. across the room to the tune of "Here while they were living at Augusta, " _____ Comes the Bride." Ky., nnd shortly afterward Mm. Weis. ‘ ■ Mrs. F. R. Savage left this afterMiss Williams was then called upon brod obtained a divorce. They went■ noon for Jacksonville where she will to *ivo 800,0 readings, they were lovj their iliffrrent routes in life nnd re- f attend the Southern Baptist Convon* l*°em8- which were most appropriate rently through the intervention of J| tion. for occasion. During the evening mutual friends their small difference ~ n number of songs, parodies of Into was pntchrd up. They were mnrried for keeps, as they described it, at Mrs. J. E. Garner, of Wnuchulla, songs, especially written for this oc­ Jacksonville, April 1°. They are now casion, were sung. Sanford, Fla. who was the charming week-end lit St. As the hour was getting lute, we living here, where Welsbrod owns a guest of Jim. Charles Ryan, left returned tit our homes feeling that a large plantation. Monday for Jacksonville. most delightful occasion was enjoyed -------- Vote For The Bond Issue--------bn Horn Service Mrs. R. K. Ucvcrfy nnd two children and wishing Miss Williams every fu­ LEVEE CAVES IN AND THREATENS DISASTER are expected to arrive (hi* nftemoon ture happiness.—Contributed. -AT-------Vote For The Bond Issue TO FOUR OF PARISHES and will he the guests of her sisters, NOTICE |rd Battery Service Misses Ora and Nonic Willinms. NEW ORLEANS, May 15.—Lovco'j There will he u meeting SPORTS Su 1 TO 2-CARET STONES CHEAP FOR CASH 1 McLAULIN, The Jeweler T he ill e x p e r ie n c e OF AGE This bank was established in the year of 1887, being the oldest bank in this county. Our long experience with the need of this community has fit­ ted us to be of the greatest ser­ vice to every customer. We invite your account and you co-operation. Company [OFESSiONAL NDBUSINESS DIRECTORY banquet. -Vote For The Bond Isaue- her as fa r as Jacksonville. Rs Col. N. J. Perkins of Fork Union Vn., will arrive here tomorrow to spend a few days with his brother Braxton L. Perkins, before attending the Baptist Convention at Jacksonvillc. -Col Perkins hns a score of friends here, having been principal H0S. J. A. REIDY *fH of the school here for ten yearn. ♦; ud Coanscllor-at-Law . I in Ststa and Federal Courts PIPE ORGAN CLUB Mrs. A. M. Phillips was hostess at Sminole County Bank the regular weekly meeting of the Pipe Organ Club on Monday afterirge A. DeCottes noon. Altorncy-al-Lnw During the business session, it was decided to have one social meeting Srwinolr County Bank each month during the summer. IB FLORIDA After taking care of the business for the nfternoon, the club adjourned 0. ShinholHer to the social hour, during which the hostess ussistod by Mrs. Schcllo tractor nnd H ultdcr Maims served a most tempting ice course. FLORID* Club members present inetuded Mesdames Gatchel, Mnines, Hall, MITH I5UOS. Moore, Ryan, Ray, Johnson. Estridgc, Methvinc, Mcrriwcnther an,I Misses ;e and Machine Co. Minnie Stuart nnd M artha Fox. rl Auto Repair Work Comer First and Oak EI.IVEH THE GOODS' Sen ice Transfei Storage Facilities JUU. tell otheraj If no •HI ut. phone tS8 'OKI) NO VELTi WORKS ^ COLI.ER, Prop. ” ! Shop and MU) Work ACTOIt nnd HUILDE1 ■•rctal Street Hanfard, F»a t0* w . K n igh t Estate nnd In n u ra n c e IB ••• FLORIDA ^°T(1 Machine # foundry Co. H'fblnr and Boiler Work; 0rM i»«; DeLuxe Pl.tona; R|»C and Pin,; F |ywhe«| " Danda; c Ttnk 8hjlfu ^ ',,nU for Gallle Inboard and M«or.--------- phoo# „ field Carburators Ilfd snd (J•usrantred by ■j U uatterv Service ^°nipany D ele g a tes MllSCle and n hulf miles below St. James stnttion, in St. James parish, fifty miles above New Orleans. Three sloughs m coming in quqlck succession were fo l-1■ lowed by waves four feet high that rolled over the levee onto the land be­ hind it. Tow of the swells were about six hundred feet in length, according to Hector A Himel, in charge of that levee district. Mr. Itcmil reported he believed there was no immediate danger of the levee breaking. It was stated by engineers hei*e (hst a break at that point would inundate St. Janies parish nnd probably would spread to sections of St. John the Baptist Assumption nnd LoFourche parishes. Several towns of impor­ tance would he affected. -------- Vote For The Bond Issue--------"I'm Going Right Straight Back tc My Dear Old Florhln Home," nt Hlnterm htcr’s Plano Store, Wclaka Block. _ f c llO a lS t O l l i e r e n c e -------TALLAHASSEE, May 1(5.—Govor° ° r Hardee has appointed delegates 1,1 *Bc Nntionul Conference on Muscle Shoals, in the tri-citlcs of Florence, Sheffield and Tuscumhia, Ala. This convention is under the auspices of tho Southorn Commercial Congress, and convenM M"Y 22;,24- Mor,da wiM r*T,re“ nl*d ns fol,ow‘ : W ’ M* Corr>’' Qu,nc>‘W. M. Milton, Marianna. K. B. Bailey, Monticello. W. H. Greene, Jasper, llrnxton Bcacham, Orlando. J. D. Stringfellow, Gainesville. George It. Wilder, Plant Cit$. Robert W. Bentley, Tnnipn. Herbert Folkel, St. Augustine. F. P, Cone, Ijiko City. 20-tfp W. L. Cnwthon, DeFuniak Springs, -------- Vote For The Bond IssueAnother appointment made by tbej 6(56 cures Malaria Fever. 30-oaw-20tc u-vtrm .r is the following: T’ E* Crow? of Umntilla. to hr county game warden in nnd for Iaike coun­ The E xem plification o f ty. Judge Leo M. Hnrmmcll, of Hardee M other Love JENN IE SPAl l.DING C IRCLE Portrayed hy Mrs. Charles Wood. On Thursday afternoon the Jennie " T Z h” J ' y the Spaulding Circle of the Woman's governor to, „sit „ns Judge of the coun- W ealth and Social Missionary Society of the Baptist r ‘,urt of count>- M“V lrtChurch entertained the members of n the case of the State of F ortda vs. Portrayed by Mrs. June Koumillnt the Knthleen Mallory, Mnttic Gywn Dock Herndon, on account of the dis­ qualification of Judge J. Irvin Walden, nnd Nellie Turner Circles, nt the The Busy T ongue lovely country home of the chairman, judge of the county court of DeSoto. Portrayed hy Mrs. Ira Jones, -------- Vote For The Bond Issue—— — Mrs. A, Lossing. The dining rooms which opened on W ill N ot M eddle H er U nspeakable C onfi­ suite were decorated with white W ith R uss Problem dence in Miles oleanders nnd magnolias intermingled Portrayed hy Mrs. O. P. Herndon. with feathery fern. , ii » Th, \««..rini.a i*rraai An original comedy d ra m a An interesting program was given GENEVA, May 1(1.—Council of the consisting of n memory test. The League rtf Nations today refused to test being given by Mrs. John Abra- take up the Russian problem and re­ “THE R ETURN OF turns. A solo was sung by Mrs. ferred to the Genoa conference NorMILES O’RO URK E” Robert Glenn, Mrs. E. M. Carroll nc- way’s request for an immediate incompnnlst. A recitation by A. J. qulry by the league into the general Presented by All Souls Dramatic Club Kelly, J r. A song by little Miss situation in Russia. Friday, 8:15 p. m., K. o f S Kathryn Johnson. Jokes told nnd -Vote For The Bond Issueread by each one present. A duet by WANTKD Hall, 8th and Oak Mrs. A. Phillips nnd Mrs. S. Maines, ADMISSION nn encore. A poem read by Mrs. A customi r for used earn. All in -Childrcn, 25c E. M. Carroll. good condition. Guarantee n fit and Adults 75cAfter the program delicious home­ terms.—N. 1L Garner. 41-fltc1 ____ made refreshments were served on X the Inrge veranda. Tho veranda was ■a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■■■■■■■■*a ■a ■■■■■■■■a a ■a b a d a a u a a a * ■ ■ decorated with palms, ferns, Spanish muss, gnllordins nnd other cut flow­ ers; the tables placed in the shnpo of i ■ 1■ nn L were pretty with suorvy cloths S ■ i* nnd vasts of beautiful pink roses. ■ ■ Kodak pictures were taken by Miss ■ ■ Nell Lossing snd Miss Florence ■ Price, of the many members who 8 J s were present, as they were around ■ ■ $225 and $350 buys Ford T ouring Cars. : the tables nnd by the expressions of ■ > $350 and $675 buys Buick 4 and 6. their faces, nil had n good time. » The Jennie Spaulding Circle only J A ll in good condition, new ly painted. has 10 members but they never do » See me ia t o n c e .. G uarantee a lit things by halves, being good "hos- ■ tosses" ns well ns good workers. ■ C«l- C. | SPECIAL ! “ Money Talks” i D BEN-WILLIAMS Mr. T. A. Williams announces the °nKnt(00,004 «0*t approaching marringe of hii daughter Ora Estelle, to Dr. John Cooke Dean. Tho wedding 1 Also Terms Talk First National Bank! ■ l A COMMUNITY BUILDER 11. F. WHITNER, Cashier F. P. FORSTER, President in ttopnoOUf ■ ! w It p e y s to o w n the H u p mobile. E veryono seems to know th a t it is especially long-lived, especially faithful in service. O w n e rs h a v e found th a t yearly repuir and replace­ m e n t c o sts, b a r r in g a c ­ cidents. are n e x t to nothing. J} & Q MOTOR COMPANY D istributors H u p m o b ilc « The A m ount D oesn’t Count. It’s the Start— ■ ■ ■ N T hat’s th e Thing: ■ ■ ■ - “MONEY TA LK S” ■ 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. P u t me in th e Bank, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ g i5 S « ! w here I am S a fe and I w ill work for you. Re- 3 member, I move the world.” •5 Open your Savings A ccoun( TODAY! ; THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU \ "MONEY TALK" The Seminole County Bank | N . H. GARNERS : J| ■ ■ '8)5 " . . . . . a a . a y | | | i a a a a a a a i a K | i i i i i i i i i i M i i i i m i i i a i i i i i >bi Tw'll/ >' i t hri'.ii yo .ua! a*” STRENGTH. t I i.o .*0 .!! -PROGRESS- -SERVICE IB \ tl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 16, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/aa88d87ce78f48f0308c937166c9aa54.pdf 407b10657cc382533d8e2d2934097754 PDF Text Text • 2 i S The Sanford Daily Herald SANFORD "The City Substantial" IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME III. SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922 NUMBER 44 JACKSONVILLE ACTORS RUSSIA HAS ACCEPTED cfjOHNS RIVER PROJECT MOVIE WILL ENTERTAIN IN TROUBLE THOUSANDS PROPOSALS FOR MEETING EXPLOITED y e s t e r d a y OVER MARRIAGE AT HAGUE ON JUNE 15 AS INLAND WATERWAY RUDOLPH VALENTINO MARRIES SOUTHERN H AITI8T CONVEN­ TION MEETS IN CATE CITY IN MEXICO WITH GOOD THIS WEEK WIFE IN U. 8. CIVIL WAR BREASK OUT RUM RUNNERS AMERICA WANTED (Mr T h r A x n r l a l r d P r r a a ) way, they can easily truck their ( n7 Th* AuacUtr* Pr***) Will Discuss Russian JACKSONVILLE, May 17.—Jackstuff to Dcl-and landing just as OrLOS ANGELES, May 17.—Jean sonvillc today is the chief Hnptlst city lando expects and is doing now, Acker, film actress, from whom IluSituation iWth View trucking to Sanford. dolph Valentino, film actor, obtained of the nation as thousands o f messen­ o f Settlement If all the people of this part o f interlocutory decree of divorce a few gers nnd visitors to the Southern IlapFlorida would pull for the great St. months ngo under instructions today tist convention (toured in from eigh­ John river they would bo benofitted to report to district ultorncy and tell teen states for the opening session of the COth annual meeting. Reports of to a greater degree than by any other what she knows of court action which route regardless of the claims o f the gave Valentino n decree hut left him President E. Y. Mullens, Louisville, SMUGGLERS TIPPING OFF WHEN IN CONFERENCE AND OTHER LIQUOR SHIPS ARE technically her husband for n year. At and various secretaries first thing beTHE TONNAGE OF FRUITS cast coast canal people and nil the POWERS SAY MUST HAVEOUR EXPECTED sumc time attorney instructed invcstl-1 fore convention, to be followed by folks who cannot see anything but 0>.M ve<;e t a iii .e s a n d m e r HELP AND PRESENCE gators to learn whether Valentino election of officers, nnd address of that little ditch thnt is filled up with (HASHISH FROM THIS d i r T h e t t i n r l m r * P r e aa ) sand now nnd will he until the end. committed bigamy under California welcome and responses, GREAT SECTION WASHINGTON, May 17.—Civil war <11* T h r A a a o rln trS P rra at laws, when he married Winifred lludo f time. WASHINGTON, Mny 17.— French hns broken out among the Florida rum JACKSONVILLE, May 17.— Dr. E. The splendid spirit shown yesterday nut at Mexicali last Saturday. sources nt Genon prior to issuance by One of the greatest gathering! In Y. Mullins, of Louisville, was re-elect­ runners, II. A. Andrews, head of the by the Orlando nnd Sanford nnd Tit­ --------- Vote For The Rond laauoconference of invitation to United legnl division of the prohibition unit KCth central Florida took placo at usville and all lower cast const folks ed president o f the Southern Hnptist States to participate in the Hague British Cabinet convention. Four vice-presidents, returning from Miami reported to Pro­ Titusville yesterday when the memyesterday at tho meeting means that meeting sent a feeler to develop the hibition Commissioner Ilnynes. Result Will Defer Wishes Rev. R. M. lnlow, Sednltn, Mo.; W. \V. Veri of the Central Florida Water cooperation has been worked out to American nttitude toward such parti­ is Andrew* said thnt smugglers nre Tnffice League, members o f the n fine point and the St. Johns river House o f Commons Gaines, Atlanta; Rev. J. J. Taylor, tipping off enforcement authorities cipation it was learned today. The Leakavllel, N. C., nnd Rev. W. I). Now­ ctiraher* of commerce, Rotary, Kl* cannot bo Ignored by the government when liquor ships of rival fleet arc American reply was sympathetic but „ ni, , r.d other clubs of Sanford, Inquiry Into Educational Program of lin, of Greenville, Ky. Gaines is an expected and many seizures resulted. not nn acceptance although apparently any longer. attorney. George \V. Norton, treas­ OrUr.Jo, Titusville, Cocoa, Winter Government construed nt Genoa ns forecasting par­ This matter will now be left to the Park, Osteen, Enterprise, DeLnnd, urer, l-ouisvillc; Dr. W. P. Harvey, --------- Vote For The Ilond Issue— — ticipation by United States. engineers who nrc the proper au­ Kin,, Oak Hill und other cities interauditor, llnrrodaburg, Ky., auditor, Fish and Game ( H r T h r * » i » l * l r 4 I’ r t M l thority to lay the plans before the LONDON, May 17.—The British re-elected. Mt«J in the St. Johns river and the PARIS, Mny 17.—The French gov­ fcwfr |ndian River as bs the Inland government and with the big sturt al- cabinet decided to defer to wishes of --------- Vote For The Bond Issue--------Will Be Protected in , eminent informed the American war Wittnrsy through Florida met Ma- ready made nnd the futuro plans of the House of Commons nnd appoint a SIX MEN GUILTY OF S c n i l t i o l c v O l i n t y debt funding commission it was ready ir lemsn and other officials of the the Central Florida Water Traffic committee to inquire into the educa­ MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE to send a special mission to tho Unit­ nmMMnt and U. S. Engineers’* League there is no doubt nbout the tional program on which government AMITE CITY, LOUISIANA Looks Like Closed Season of Three ed Stntos to confer regarding payment Corpi at Titusville for a public hear- result. There will be a twenty foot wns defeated by narrow majority Inst Years as Result of Meet Last Night of French debt. ire Judge W. T. Bland of Orlando channel from Sanford to Jacksonville night it wns announced in the house ( I l f T h r ArriveInlrd P r r r r l AMITE CITY. La., Mny 17.—Six vai th. spokesman for the Central on the St. Johns river nnd nothing will of commons today. Newspaper* pre­ Fish nnd game will be protected In GEONA, Mny 17.—Russia accepted men charged with the murder of Dal­ prevent it. viously said cabinet had decided to Florid* League und he presented a Seminole county in the futuro if the the proposals for u meeting at the las Calmcs, restaurant proprietor of About thirty business men of San­ recommend to commons course of ac­ b»»* of documentary evidence that plans o f the Seminole County Fish llngue to discuss Russian situation It Independence, were found guilty to­ lUcecrtd the hearers and which when ford nnd ns ninny from Orlando jjour- tion which would not involve resigna­ nnd Game Protective Association are wns announced today. day. They nre charged with first de­ prim in the aggregate would have neyod over to Titusville together yes­ tion of government. carried out. This much wns apparent gree murder, the penalty for which is utonlihcd Ihr world should It be giv- terday nnd the grand spirit shown all --------- Vote For The Ilond Itsuo— last night at the meeting hold in the GENOA, May 17.-Furthcr appeals hanging. in publicity. Mr. Hlnnd after giving the way through the meeting of all STAFF CHINESE LEGATION court house with President Janies Lee probnl)|y wi|| (* mn,|0 (o tho United --------- Vote For The Ilond I»*ue------th* rut array of facts nnd figures the cities and towns interested in the LEFT TOKIO TODAY WITH in the chair and Vanre Douglass, net- 8utc< by the H||ie<l powers in an cnfiiiT n i v i N r a w N uTIf’ K YOUR DEAD IN LIST tad submitting in typewritten form St. Johns river spells nothingf but OUT GIVING ANY NOTICE NBAIt MARTIN, TEXAS ing secretary. idcavor to induce thnt country to take much that was not rend nt tho hear- success in this—the greatest move Hon. Forest I-ake nnd Hon. O. P. ’ part In tho meeting of the commission irg called on representative business that Centrnl Florida has ever made ( l l y T h r A s a n r l s l r d I’ r t u l Swope, candidates for tho legislature,10f expert* ut the llngue on June 15. « IIr T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ) TOKIO, Mny 17.— The enelre staff cm of the various cities and towns to lower the freight rntes and get MARLIN, Tex., Mny 17.— Four nre were culled upon to express their The Inviting powers, England, Japan, of the Chinese legation left Tokio todirectly connected or bcnefltted by better transportation. views on the subject ami their de­ France, Italy nnd llelgiuni, held a o f TUwdly M r » .U ,o » . no. W o « f . ^ o fto . « the water traffic. W. A. Lcfflcr of cision ns to where they stood upon the meeting yesterdny nfternon to consid­ n:,i. declaring departure wns due to full- , ' , , _ Ch*‘ c k Co , nf this city wns among .,niu/ n ,i . ___ ... r-Vi the bridge ncrosa Ilrazos river near questions of illegal hunting nnd tho er tho matters further. "Whatever the outcome of this of Peking to supply funds for ( h i - -------- , * ------ , these called to testify nnd give fighere yesterday. Several persons re­ seining of fish. Roth gentlemen ex­ Tho French delegates nrc nuxious to ere* on shipments of fruits and veg­ henring mny be it is a foregone con­ nesc students here nnd refusal of ported missing last night were ac­ pressed themselves n* being in favor have the closing plcnnry sessisn of tho further adetable*. Joe Cameron told of tho clusion thnt the engineers will be con- Japanese banks ,to , mnke , , . counted for today, it is believed. of n closed season if possible and that economic conference on Thursday, but , ............. ......vances on ground o f lack of security. cattle business nnd L. A. Brumlov of . •Vote to r the Ilond Issue--------- whatever the association would see fit this is considered impossible, ns there the farming industry. Ail o f those would be utilized to the fullest « * I to frame into a bill for fish and gnme is no disposition to hurry the Russians oiled supplemented tho brief pre­ tent tent by hv growers irrowers and In « LEGHORN, laying' hens and fine and shipper. shinpe protection they would pus* it If a lo­ in ninking their finnt reply regarding cock, mostly white, $1.50 each. Also pared by th(. committee and their this section of the state nnd that cal bill uml see that it was made into the llngue conference, nnd it seems Itatements mode the ense much stron- unanimity prevails in Central Flor­ 4 cockerels, 50c each. Fninily going liklcy that the closing session will not n law. north.— P. R. Hoy, Grnndin, Fin. 44-3tc rtr. G. W. Knight, president of the ida on tho subject. Vance Douglass, chairman of tho be held before Saturday or Monday. Sanford ( haniher and vice president A brief prepared by officers o f the --------- Vote For The Ilond Issue- ■ — committee on laws, when called upon ■ Vote For The Ilond Iasu*— — tf the Water Traffic 1-cnguc and A. Central Water Traffic League for CAUGHT SEVENTEEN HASH for n report stated thnt his commit­ IN ABOUT THREE HOURS, P. Connelly, ihairmnn of the Inland submission to the engineers ut the i Ilond election today. Reign o f Terror tee wns not ready with their bill but WEIGHED 87 POUNDS Waterarny Committee of tho Sanford hearing cites nn annual tonnage for Instituted in Chicago would have it in plenty of time nnd Chamber "f Commerce went to Tit­ this section of the state of 3 ,010,873 We are certainly having some elec­ they were investigating the gnme laws By Building Trades One of the best fish stories of the usville Monday night nnd were in tons, made up of vegetables, citrus tions. o f Pennsylvania thnt hns the best fish the thi. I. of the frny. A. P. Connelly fruits, live stock, hogs, cnttlf, horses, season is thnt of John I-eonnrdy, one nnd game laws in thi* country. The Set Fire to -Pnrlinll) lluilt Apartment W. A I •flier and E. T. Woodruff mules, nnvul stores, fish nnd miscel­ of Snnford’n prominent lawyers, nnd The June primary will come next on chair apponited the following commit­ House IRd other Sanford nnd Orlando men laneous articles. The territory In­ Ned Harrison, who when he is not June Oth. tee to meet with the Wild Gnme Lea­ hrlped tn prepare the figures for tho cluded in the brief covers- thirteen fishing is with the A. C. L. Railway. gue in Orlando June 14th: Whoever ( I l f T h r A i iu r lit fr r f I’ r e s a ) Lrief presented nt the hearing nnd it James 11. Leo and O. P. Swope, of wns elected representative nnd Doug­ counties, Clay, St. Johns, Pu tn am ' John know* every foot of Volusia CHICAGO, May 17.—Open defiance *’ thr. ugh their good work nnd the Flagler, Volusia, I-nke, Seminole,1™unty and all the best lakes and he Oviedo, were in the city today. lass, Housholdcr, Leonardy, Yowell of the efforts of the police to check hearty co-operation of the members of Orange, Brevard. St. Lucie. Okeeehoto one that Ned had never nn outbreak of Inbor warfare which nnd Hoily. the committees and the chamber o f bee, Osceola and Glades, with a total seen before. In less than three hour* After that we enn settle down for The following gentlemen called uphft" terrorized the city for two month, romnierie «,f Snnford und Orlando population o f 131,294 nt the Inst ccn they had caught with artificial bait the summer months at which time we on for short talks responded and dc- WM *con ln»l n,Khl in " "PecUeular that the fight hns been waged so sus, an increase of more than a hun- Just seventeen fine bass the aggrewill build this city. clnrcd themselves in favor of protec- ^*rt’ "'Mch partially destroyed a sevenbrilliantly '.v,th the Central Florida dred per cent, over the figures for weight of the fish being 87 tion fur the fish nnd game: I). L. ty-room apartment building under conWater Tr.ffu League as the leader. 1900, which were 03,707. pounds « * * 1 1 " than fi> Get your . » i Lsemont in the Daily Thrasher, I*. J. Feitner of Osceola, Dr. « l " I I Sheridan Road, in to —'— The f|»h were brought * ' 1 the president nnd M. W. Herald renders Thompson o f Oviedo, E. II. Kilbee of |j*« hl,“ rt " f “ wealthy residence secMoreover, the Water Traffic Lea- ^ , , ... u a n iu where three thousand *----Tsr; 'e-. tin ><-, rotary have been very 3 L «H. M S o , * . T ,n. - X r ^ S S . ~ * « T •'"> « " " • ■— * Genova, John Leonardy, Sheriff Hand tion. uctive and have attended nil the meet- J Starting nt several points on the eers to the fact thnt t»nn> products anj tbcy wero divided up among nnd J. J. Dickinson. l is part of the state and Mr. end Mr*. II. G. Smith, of Oviedo, in rc' first floor, the flame spread rapidly at tin meeting yesterday, Mr. urc shipped from California friends. The fish were caught nt were* among the visitor* to the city A ballot o f those present wns tnlcthrough the $500,(8)0 structure and eri nt the close of the meeting of all i Secretary Ptarman g o ­ frigernted steamers via the Panama V h V ^ M ilo ’ i-nko- Everyone knows today. prncticnlly nil fire fighting apparatus canal “ at much cheaper rntes to Eas­ " down to Point Reach where where it is and it is strange thnt more who favored n closed season fur fish in the northern section nf the city was tern markets than ever our present hnyo nol f(, hcd , hl>rc thl„ , um. ,k" hearing will be held today. and game and it wns carried by a large Arthur Greene, of the Virginia Pa­ called before it wus brought under water rates nfford and the contrnst ___ v ... __ _____ ..... ,c... liter. You go three miles east of the per Co., was calling on the local print­ majority nnd it is almost certain thnt Hi.vt- nn, Seabreeze, Daytona control with half tho building in ruins. is made all the greater by comparison city, thenco three miles west, thence the association in their hill to be B'a h and New Smyrna were repreing concerns today. Workmen on the structure were cmwith the higher rail rntes." three miles to n house and inquire framed will make it unlawful to hunt t thi meeting for the purposo ployed under the Landis wage award, "It is," the brief continues, "a well about the lake. The ninn there will di cf ,nt,ine forth the East Coast canal There will be no hunting or seining or to seine in Seminole county for land police declared that the fire was pf'Ject nnd their representatives known nnd established fact thnt blor- rBct you t(,rct, m||c* north nnd thence for three years if the plans of tho three yenrs. i but another step In a campaign of terpeeved nt the idea nf Central idn is today in the limelight ns it h n s,thrc<, m||M gouth am, |f thc wind is Fish nnd Game Protective Association --------- Vote Fur The Ilond Issue------- -- rorism directed against the award L'-rida am! "Sanford" in particular, been nt no other time in its history. not blowing north by northenst you go through nnd there is no renson to FIVE NEW BISHOPS which was mndo by former Judge Lan­ ELECTED AT CONFERENCE ‘ ••.Ire for a waterway via tho St. We believe we nre conservative in the will catch your fish. believe they will not be put over. Sem­ dis sitting as mediator in a wage dis­ SOUTHERN METHODISTS Jonr.s River. They said the. East prediction thnt its population will bo --------- Vote For The Ilond Issue— — inole county will then lie a fisher­ pute between tho buitding trades LATE WIRES °**t canal was 78 miles shorter but doubled within ten yenrs. Many thou­ man’s paradise. workers und contractors. The award sands o f citizens from other states ( I l f T h r \ a « o r l n t r d I'rra a l f0rTot to mention the fact thnt If the ,\ ; wns accepted by the contractors but HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Mny 17. i n * T t r A a a o r U t r d I’ rra a ) •PPtripriationi nre forthromlng for have come into Florida nnd made Mr. nnd Mrs . Harry Neel left t<M ,fty general conference of Southern Mcth-|has been actively opposed by several GENEVA, May 17.—The United water and the bends arc cut o ff large investments with a feeling of for Ok ccchobec e City where they will ll(| | d church completed the election of " f Ihe unions which were dissatisfied States nnd France have about reach*he funnel made strnighter thnt assurance will he doubly assured if spend a day or so while Mr. Neel looks five new bishops to bo named nt this , with its terms. the waterways of Florida will proped nn agreement on tho French ninn* St. Johns river will be much shor-Vole Foe The Ilond Isauctime by electing todny Dr. II. A. Ilouz, date for Syrin according to informa after the businesa of the Now*. j " ’ The delegation from Daytona erly be developed nnd utilized." GIFFORD PINCHOT president of the Southern Methodist tion reaching tho secretariat of the Vote For The Ilond Issuev ,om,' figures hut they could not Thc "Old Plantation" will be given University, Dallas, Tex. Four of the WINS NOMINATION League of Nations. Jr0* nn<* n*vcr will be able to show at the Pariah House n* per schedule new bishops were elected yesterday. FOR GOVERNOR State Rests Case tonnage that central Florida can by the Westminster girls of the Pres- --------- Vote For The Ilond Issue---------DUBLIN, May 17.—The peace com­ In Blizzard Case . * Bn<f their chief asset, "tourists" ( I l 7 T h * A a a o r la t e . Pr**al mittee o f the Dail Eircann which has byterlnn church Fridny night. It will SCHOONER OZONO about ail they had to PHILADELPHIA, Mny 17.—Gifford Charge o f Treason been trying to find a basis for unity Im; unique nnd very entertaining. REPORTED SINKING i f.r' Johns project is l>cing Pinchot apparently won the Republi­ NEAR SAN FRANCISCO of Irish factions formally report?d to ,, , 1 by the people of Central Flor- Defense Moved to Compel State to can nomination for governor of Penn­ Sandy Anderson, of the F. F. Dut­ tho Dail todny a breakdown of nego­ r j ur thr rr“ »nn that they have the sylvania on fact o f unofficial returns, Elect Count for Conviction. ton Co., brought the Herald two fine (Its T h * A * * o * l a t r . Pr**a) tiations. f . ' ""d th**y are not making any SAN FRANCISCO, May 17— Wire­ W. Harry Raker, secretary of the state baskets of tomatoes from Partin Bros, on th,‘ “ PPer east coast, on the less calls for help were sent early Republican committee declared this t i t s T l i * A • • • e la te . I’ r ' * ; ) WASHINGTON, May 17.— Invita­ big farm near Wagner todny. Toma­ CHARLESTOWN, W. Va., May 17. ro*’ t canal or any other part of today by auxiliary schoncr Ozmo, re­ afternoon. Baker said unless Allegh­ *t*te. \ \e - ------•— r . —The stiie rested its case against tions have been issued for a large toes nre bringing a good price now. nrc simply going af. porting taking water rapidly after hit­ any county gives a larger majority r ,!.« p,r wntcr from 8a"nfo^j toj William Blizzard on n charge of trea number o f prominent steel manufac­ ting rocks at Cape Blanco on the than his advircs indicate, thero is no Miss Marion Giles will sing nt the MonvIJl,' to cut a canal through son nt 11:15 this morning. The de turers to meet Harding tomorrow southwestern coast o f Orcgan. Crew doubt Pinchot carried tho state. PinK. C. hall on Oak avenue Fridny night '° ^ Lilian river and give the'fenao immediately moved to compel night nt n dinner conference it was when the play, "The Return of Miles of approximately twenty-five believed rhot wns opposed by Attorney General <f the lower east coast nnd the state to elect upon which overt act said today at tho White House. ____ Vo(e For The Ilond __ _ O'Rourke” Is given. Everyone will be in grave danger. Ozmo was backed Alter, Issuewhole of the east coast a real nilzzard committed it relied upon to -Vote For The Ilond IssueA national congrrss’ wm' bo held in delighted to know that this talented off rocks and is attempting to reach j. G>*y want it. In cate sustnip conviction. port at slow speed. Later message said Bargains found each day by read­ Brazil to study the utilization of that young lady will again delight a SanD™. does not get the canal deep- --------- Vote For The Ilond Isaac- — crew was preparing to take to boats. ing the Herald Ada. ford audience. country's fuel resources. »r‘ I it i* a *tate canal by the Let us do your Job Printing. Great Gathering of San­ ford, Orlaiul and Oth­ ers at Titusville great f i g u r e s : PERSONALS : I �— :— ,— i fr * - ■r * r . . X. , HJR THE SANFORD DAILY HLRALD, TUESDAY, MAY 10,1922 PAGE SDL ys r-ls i-‘ B lf: ' u CLASSIFIED ADS Claasifled Ads 5c « line. No ..ad taken for less than 25c. and positively no classified ads charged tc anyone. Cash mast accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and remit accordingly. ■ * 1| K L vr •‘ « ;N « ; ! » . T FOR SALE FOR SALE— Caaoline pump and 180 gallon tank.—L. F. Roper. Phone 166._______________________ , 80-tfc FOR SALE— A practically new pinno. High grade, walnut finish for cash. fir.0.00. 310 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp FOR SALE— 1022 Model Ford tour­ ing car. Will socrifice for quick cash sale. Address *‘C. C." care of ' Herald. . t3-3tp FOR SALE—Seven room house with bath, three porches, new garage, i price $3,500. Half cash, balance on Iterms. Phone 4B7-J. 43-5tc ! FOR S A L K - Itcd Star Detroit Vuj>or stove, Cost $50 year ago, $15 cash takes it. Inquire at 1200 Palmetto ! street. 42-dh-tfp FOR RENT FOR SALE, in FOR RENT— Furnished house with n first class garage. Apply 107 W. 9th St., or shape, $250 terms or $200 cash. 490 phone 240. 43-6tp Model.— Itive & Walker. In old Ford Garage. dh-tfp FOR RENT—5 roomed house furnish­ ed, 201 6th st., corner Mngnolin. 43-3tp HUPMORILE owners! Used parts f o r FOR RENT— Light housekeeping Model R. O. K. Half price. Ad­ apartment, all convenience. Phone dress Hupmobile, care Herald. 42-tfc 41-Mon-Wed-Fri.p ROOM F'OR RENT—Furnished with FOR SALE—Fine celery farm, 10 privilege of gnrnge. 709 Palmetto acres rich hammock land, cultivated avenue. 34-10tp 10 years. Crop on it now. Two flow­ FOR RENT— Rooms nnd kitchenette. ing wells, 8V4 acres tiled; nlso thirty —Shirley Apartments opposite post acres hammock adjoining with one office, upstairs. 28-tfc well nnd small part cleared, near Cameron City. Apply to owner for FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, particulars. Herbert O. Crinpen, R. bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good R. A. Hox 189. 82-12p location. Apply "R. S.", care of Her­ 6 t fc FOR SALE— 15 acres orange grove, ald Office. fine land, about 400 old bearing WANTED orange and grapefruit trees. Also pe­ can, peach, grapes, pears and other Y’OUNG LADY desires room nnd board in private family. Address, fruit trees on Golden Lako, 3Vir miles 43-2tp south of Sanford. Also another 4V4 "H " care Herald. acres of fine rich, cultivated pino land ROOMS WANTED to take rare of Shrincrs, May 26 to 27. I.ist rooms with about 75 old bearing orange nnd grapefruit trees, and about 76 pecan with Sanford Shrine Club or call 42-6tc trees, on Silver I>nke. Apply to own­ phone 104. er, Herbert O. Crlp;>cn, R. R. A. Rox WAITRESS WANTED— Depot KeT189. 32-12p taurant. 43-3tc CHREVOLET m - jjj II • I; • B B jV H jl »T rv, i’!-<»•» v *• u L 1 ' S y ! | f *. M 2 fl r 1*• 4 y !(V •? m * %I * i FOR SALE— Potato barrels In any quantity, special prices on car lots, correspondence solicited, Clcnrwater Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford ave. wnlking distance to city. Two lota corner Center nnd Elm ave. Two lots west aide Palmetto ave., 60 ft. from Elev­ enth St. Mnke offer. II. T. Corey, owner, 115 N. Spring St., I-oa Ange. lee, Calif. 2R8tf: 29-tf STOP-LOOK— READ FRUIT-PRODUCE SHIPPERS Try our expert service collecting Rail­ road Claims. Original. Vouchers sent direct to claimants.— Eastern Shore Claim Adjustment Co., W. O. Cooper, Ass't General Mgr., with P. R. R. Claim Department, ten years, Seaford, Del. 10-e.q.d-2wc !• V * N ‘ fl. • FOR SALE—'Warehouse with R. It. siding. Within four blocks o f center of city. Geo W. KNIGHT 272-tfr On Famous Orlando to Ocean Highway Rich * / ,i| 4 I I 30 Acre Tracts t B Earlt tract fronting on OrlandoOcean lloulerard at the extreme­ ly low price of— $28.24 per Acre Fire Years in Which to P a y Title Good—Warranty Deed Guaranteed Land May Re Occupied Refore Payment Completed Thin tract consists of 17,700 teres bordering both sides the Drlando-Enst Const Sfxtcen-foot Roulcvnrd for about eight miles, is intersected by the Florida East Const Rnilrond and two other main county highways ono of which Is to be bard-surfneed also. Upon completion of these hard­ surfaced roads tho value o f this land will increase very sub­ stantially ns hns already been demonstrated in nil other sec­ tions of Orange County, and the syndicate proposes to sell in irnnll tracts thu syndicate hold­ ings nt a profit. This tract is virgin timbered and tho timber is ccnscnutivcly es­ timated to be worth $12.00 per sere. References—Any bsnk or busi­ ness house in Orange County. Honest Sslesmen Wanted Mail Coupon Today for Particulars ORLANDO-EAST COAST LAND GO. 126 So. Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla. Please send particulars of your 17,­ 700 acre development This In no manner obligates me. N a m * ................................ ......... ..... ..... • ' .(« V< Farming, Citrus and Trurking l ands Ilcing Syndicated in • •T" 4 Address i~iTim-|iiinimniiiiiimiim—....... Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla. k t j.v_ At Inst Sanford is hitting her stride. __Vote for tho bond issue tomorrow. A vote for the bond issue tomorrow is a step toward the Sanford of our dreams. Do your part. The bond issue should carry tomor­ row unanimously. Don’t fail to do your part in the good work. A vote for the bond issue tomorrow is n vote for a bigger, better and brighter Sanford. Do your pnrt. Mr. Julian W. Phillips, cashier of the Merchants' Savings Rank, of Framingham, Mass., spent a few days with Dr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Potter Inst week. ( d r The A iisrla lrS ria M *a *a , ------- T O N I G H T - AGNES AYR151 For Florida: Mostly cloudy tonight nnd Wednesday; probably showers north portion. — IN— DELAND, Fla., May 1H—Judge Perkins In circuit court this morning announced thcAontinuancc of the case -Vote For The Rond Issue— ALSO— of Mrs. Alice E. Shields, who is charg­ ed with murder in the first degree in M. K. & T. RAILW AY , Snub Pollard connection with the killing of her hus­ TEXAS-LOUISIANA, band. William A. Shields, near here W AS SOLD TODAY Inst February. Mrs. Shicjds was re­ turned to the county Jail. Illjr m e A s e n e ln lrS F r e u l Although her counsel pleaded she NEW ORLEANS, May 16.— In — TOMORROW was in frail health and remaining in what is said to be the Inrgcst railway jail until the fall term menn death, CONSTANCE TALMAI deni In the entire south in the last Judge Perkins held it was n capital [twenty five years, William Edenbom, case, therefore unhailnhle, much ns he “ Dangerous Ilusint owner o f the Louisiana railway nnd regretted it Navigation Company, announced to­ Also n Two-Part ConefJ --------- Vote For The Rond Issue— —— day he had arranged to purchase the branch of the Missouri, Knnsns nnd I UNITED STATES Texas rnilrond in Texas nnd Louisiana. m eiin E H S tu iN ia I REFUSAL IS --------- Vote For The Rond I s s u e ----NOT FINAL? NOTICE! ‘THE ORDEAL*1 Come Mrs. Parker, who has been seriously ill nt the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. I). Jinkins, is reported as greatly ' I Hr T h e .Xaanrlalrd t 'rra a ) improved in health. This will he good GENOA, May 10.— Premier Lloyd news to the many friends o f this esti­ George does not feel, it was indicated mable lady. today, that the United States refusal to participate in the commission nt The pro|)osed paving of Sanford the Hnguc on Russian affairs is the avenue will he 24 feet wide from Fifth final American word, ns the document Street South to the Corporate limits, indicates great American interest in instead of from Poplar uvenuc south Russia's economic reconstruction and to the city limits. A mistake was the reply is regarded ns forming a made in thu circular sent out to voters basis for fuither correspondence. nnd nlso published in the Herald of May 12th und this notice ia merely to WASHINGTON, May 16.—The correct that error. American note declining to pnrticipnte in the proposed meeting at the Hague for the discussion of Russian conditions was intended to lenve the door open for further discussions, it was said todny at the White House. --------- Vote For The Rond Issue---------- ANOTHER BIG BLUFF Illy T h e Aaaortatrd I ' m . ) WASHINGTON, May 16.—Govern­ ment is taking steps to forestall any tendencies townrd raising the price of soft coal nt the mines, it was snid to­ Maule & Company, who have the day nt thu White House. Secretary contract for building the paved road |Hoover hns the matter under investi­ between Ovcido nnd the Orange coun­ gation and action Is in his charge, it ty line, huvo n Inrgc force of men at was said. MONEY TO LOAN “ AT *% —On homes, groves nnd farms, 4 per cen. simple interest in multiples of $1,000 payable $10 per month. Strout Agen­ cy, Rox 518, Eustis, Fla. 35-10tp work on the Oviedo end of the line. -Vote For The Rond IssueROOMS WANTED to take rare of This company hns just Completed the MERGER IS RATIFIED Shrincrs, May 20 to 27. List rooms work on the road between Okeechobee with Sanford Shrine Club or call City nnd Fort Pierre nnd have moved l l l r T h e A a a o r l n l r d I’ rraa) phone 101. 42-5tc the men and machinery to Oviedo. NEW YORK, May I6 .-T h e R.-thW A N T K D -S mall coltage, unfurnish­ Several ears of Ojus rock are on hand Ichem-Lnrknwnnnn steel merger waa ed or half o f house, or unfurnished nnd the work is progressing most sat­ ratified today by the directors of housekeeping rooms. Address "Per­ isfactory, according to Commissioner Ixith companies. manent,’ P. O. nox 648, Sanford. 31-p Swope. OVERSUBSCRIBE CHURCH BUILDING AN D LO A N FUND Resolutions adopted by the • Medico-Dental Society, M»y ijj No engagements for work will be accepted until n ( H r T h e A a a n rln lrd I 're a a ) JACKSONVILLE, May 16.—The fee of Ten Dollars ihsll million dnllnr church building nnd. paid. Ten Dollars more m $ f l loan fund o f the Southern Raptist before the time of confirm,^] convention was over subscribed, it the balance, Twenty I>olUntold was learned here today, as hundreds nt time of delivery. of messengers over the south gathered No fraternal life in»ursat», for the opening tomorrow o f the sixty- nations made for less than $jg] sixth nnnunl session. calls in city, $3.00. Ilrtw«;| Dr. L. R. Warren, secretary of the m. nnd 7:00 a. m., $.'00. nfa J Department Home Mission Hoard, imitations, $2.00 up. who raised the fund just ns continued Minimum charge of ada retinal trouble destroyed his sight, o f Neo-Salvarsnn, $15.00 p., will mnke a formnl yeport Inter. An Other intravenous injections st i optimistic rophrt on the progress of shall he $3.00 to $5.00. the soventy-fivu million dollnr cam­ All accounts arc due on ibt j paign is nlso expected. Many questions each month immediately folloriJ of vital importance to Raptists arc vices rendered, if nut paid i coming up before the convention ends days, interest ut the rate of || next Monday, and some lively debates annum will he charged until ;u| are predicted. The re-election of less satisfactory arrangement in President E. Y. Mullins, of Louisville, within 90 days, no furthrr m£t| and other officers is predicted with the vices will be rendered. exception o f Dr. H. C. Moore, re­ II. H. McCaslin, L. D. Ilrcxi,^ cording secretary. Dr. J. J. Tnylor Marshall, W. T. Langley, R.1L1 has announced he will oppose his re­ S. Pulcston, J. N. Robson, R. LI election on tho grounds o ! being edi­ ens, II. D. Caswell, J. T. Iirr.tce,^ torial secretary of tho Sunday School Tolar. Hoard nnd not entitled to he an o f­ 42-Tu-Fri-d; Itw.-c ficer o f the convention. Dr. Tnylor will nominate A. S. Homes, of Mont­ --------- Vote For The Rond L $1,000 Guaranteed Roach gomery, ns recording secretary. New L. P. McCuller's. Orleans and Kansas City are both --------- Vote For The Rond Is seeking the next convention. Vote For The Rond Issue' Have you lost or found i The Herald for first class Job work. A Herald Want Ad will k<!?] --------- Vole For The Rond Issue---------- W ATKINS’ CASE $25,000 DAMAGE S Sanford’s New StoreIS POSTPONED SUIT AGAINST 4II7 Tlir \ i t u r l i l r d I'rrsa) STETSON UP (Ilf The XHaiti* In I r d l' r r « « | ORLANDO, May 16.—Twenty-five thousnnd dollnr damage suit of Miss Helen Hunt, of Jacksonville, against Stetson University on the grounds of alleged malicious cxpulsioA began here today. I lls T h e A M iirlslrd I ' r r n ) 17,700 Acres in East Orange County PERSONALS The projected work for the work of the Welfare Department of the Wo­ mans club is of such vital interest to the community that every club woman should plun to have an active part in it. Thu chairman urges an increased enrollment for this purpose, nnd most cordially invites visitors both in and out of the club, to he preront nt the f rOMI’ ETEffT Stenographer wishes meeting Wednesday nt half past position, pnrt or full time. Fast nnd three. Mrs. Leonard! will sprak on accurate. "Lady Stenographer," cate the general topic of Child Welfare. of Herald. 41-Mnn-Wed-Fri. FOR SALE—Ford Sedan— L. F. Rop­ er. Phone 166. 39-tfc FOR SALE=A” small 4-room house nnd large lot, 3 miles out on Orlando road. House is new, screened nnd --------- Vote For The Rond Issue--------painted, good water, largo chicken run, nice shady front yard. Will sell NOOSE SLOWLY cheap. Address “ Owner" care Herald. TIGHTENING ON 42-3tp LABOR LEADERS |»v : 'E lE H iO B E E H j SHIELDS CASE CONTINUED TO : THE WEATHER THE FALL TERM CHICAGO, May 16.— Evidence dis­ tinctly connecting the bomb throwers and the slayers o f two policemen with the "big three" Chicago labor lenders Is claimed todny by police and state's attorneys who worked indefatigable since Terrence Lyons, acting licutcnnnt, nml Thomas Clark, patrolman, were shot down a week ago nfter two buildings had been dynamited in the so-cnilcd Inbor war. IThe Church well Co WICHITA, Kalis,, May 16—The pre­ liminary henring of C. C. Watkins, charged with using the mails to de­ fraud Otto Hnuhcr-Kciser, a retired hanker, o f Providence, Rhode Island, nt S 10 Stores in GcorgiaDaytona, Florida, of $10,048) in an al­ leged stork swindling scheme hns been continued to June 1st. Ilnuhcnrciier identified Wntkins as one of the two men he alleges swindled him. $ ---------Vote For The Rond Issue— — And there will he a meeting of the creditors of the above alleged hanknipt, nt the office of the undersigned referee, rooms 8 nnd 9, First Nntionnl Rank Hldg., Tampa, Fin., on the SEC­ OND DAY OF JUNE, 1922, at TF.N O’CLOCK (10) in the fore-noon of snid date nt which time the creditor* may appear, prove their claims, ex­ amine the alleged bankrupt, vote upon the acceptance or rejection o f said o f­ fer of composition, and transact such other nnd further business as may properly come before snid meeting. DATED Tampa, Fla., this 13th day ofMay, A. I). 1922. II. I*. IIAYA, 43-ltc . Referee in Rnnkruptcy. •1 Store in ■mr 2.00 quality NUTT RECEIVES APPOINTMENT I Ilf T k r U a o rl.iln l I'rrM l WASHINGTON, May 16.—Commis­ sioner llnynes todny announced the appointment o f L. G. Nutt as associate federal prohibition director of Illinois. --------- Vote For The Rond Issue— — TAFFETA 36-in. wide in Blue, Black and Brown, yard— $1.48 ANOTHER BREAK HAMBURG LEVEE l l l r T h e A t i u r h l r d l'r r « «k 1 RATON ROUGE, La., May 16.—The --------- Vole For The Rond Issue - levee nt Hamburg on llayou lie Glazie, broke todny for a distance of two In the istrirt Court of the United hundred and fifty feet. The levee States for the Southern District which was eight feet high nt thu of Florida: In llnnkruptry In the Matter o f : J. M. DRESSNKIL To the creditors o f J. M. Dressnor, o f Sanford, Seminole County, and dis­ trict aforesaid:— NOTICE is hereby given that the above named J. M. Dressner, before adjudication, hus filed his offer of composition, the same being ns fol­ lows, to-wit: To pay to his unsecured creditors, SIX PER CENT (fl’ l ) of their claims, and all priorities nnd cost of admin­ istration in full; Phone point where it broke, was built ns $2.00 quality GEORGETTE CREPE yard— DRESS SHIRTS 89c MEN’S SOFT SHIRTS Collars attached in white and Tan $1.48 a protection against the bnikwnter of Red river. Eight towns are expected to lie flooded, including Palmetto, nnd Melville. — - Vote For The Rond Issue -— ENFORCING PROHIBITION IN NEW YORK MEN’S $ 1.00 quality SWEET-ORR SHIRTS MUSLIN PETTICOATS Detachable Collar in Polka Dot $1.98 I l l y T k r A M iir ln lr d I ' r r u ) NEW YORK, May 16.—The sloop Grace nnd Edna, loaded, it was said with two thousand eases of whiskey, wss brought into port todny after be­ ing captured off the New Jersey roost. P A Y CASH Six members of the crew were arrest­ ed including two who gave the names -For Less M°r of John Wells and Clinton Saunders, Get More Goods-More Satisfactionof Miemi, Florida. — Vote For The Rond Issue Mr. II. F. Collins, of Bushncll, so far this season, sold $6,000 worth of cucumbers from 12 acres and the ten­ on is just about half over. Ireland produced more than 2,500,­ 00 tons o f potatoes last yuar, an in­ t crease of more thnn 500,000 tons a from 1920. Vote For The Rond Issue Have you lost or found anything? A Herald Want Ad will help you. aaBBaaaaaaaaaBaBaaaaaBaBBBBBBBaaaBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBBBaBBBaBBBBBBBBMWiB11* * 11 j T h e j FIRST STREET C h u r c h w e l l Coj SELLS IT FOR L E S S • WELAKABL! - ' w . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922 PAGE TWO SANFORD DAILY HERALD •Mt|l t l i at Ikr Ilin U I i IMIU i IB H w u lta k .K M U M 4. r u . m. J. h o i . i<v-------------------------If. J. U U I R O ------ H , i » t t r / - T r » « « r f r K . A . 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All right* of republican on of spec­ ial dUpatches herein aro also re■erred. nothing but a friendly spirit and a wonderful spirit o f co-operation now between two cities that are destined to grow so large they will soon be united by inhabitants if not by cor(Miratc limits. We were greatly im­ pressed yesterday by the wonderful spirit of frindshtp between the men of the two cities in the fight for the St. Johns river ns tho inland wntcrways through Florida. Orlando peo­ ple have certainly shown their true colors upon a number of occasion! and Sanford has and will reciprocate in a like manner nnd has done this and will continuo to foster the spirit of friendship. Sanford nnd Orlando working together can accomplish wonder* nnd tho editor of the Herald who has ever been n friend to Or­ lando nnd who hns ns many friends In [hat city ns any place in the world, will continue to do all In hi* power to promote thnt friendship nnd we want to say to Orlando that any time you need us call and wo will re­ spond. to. yet we are hoaltaUng In backing up |thrill of life and Using. The truth is that life !■ » wobder^u t adventure. condition* thst would bring about other, such Death has been described as the great proper place for them to gal as Boy Scout headquarters and camp, adventure. The possibilities of life Y. M. C. A. building or even a free nro infinite. One may experience public library. We also forget that many things in a long life, and still the children of Lakeland need a place there will remain many things yet to to play, regardless o f the fact that bo experienced—more than anyone can they have yards nnd private grounds hope to accomplish in a lifetime. No nil over the city, but they must have a two days are nlike. One cannot judge place where they can bo supervised what is to be by what has been. The nnd public play grounds are the only future is every mysterious and allur­ proper solution, yet we nro hesitating ing; the present never ceases to be in offering these opportunities to fascinating. No one can foretell up­ these young people of Lnkeland who on waking in the morning what the are actually in need o f something of day shall unfold, whnt now interests It shall contain, whnt new opportuni­ this character. ties it shnll present. To bo eager for "We claim that the burden is upon life always, to be absorbed in what tho people of luikclnnd to offer these the world is doing, to be pushing for­ children something for their future, ward, keeping step with militant hu­ simply because the cltixcnship general­ manity is to have no time for anxiety ly is too busy trying to mako a dolabout growing old.— Pnlntka News. Inr out of everything which they touch mature July 1st, 1025. Bonds numbered from 31 to 00 to mature July 1st, 1926. Bonds numbered from 61 to 00 to mature July 1st, 1927. Bonds numbered from 91 to 120 to mature July 1st, 1928. Bonds numbered from 121 to 150 to mature July 1st, 1929. Bonds numbered from 151 to 180 to mature July 1st, 1930. Bands numbered from 161 to 210 to mature July 1st, 1931. Bonds numbered from 211 to 240 to mature July 1st, 1932. Bonds numbered from 241 to 270 to mature July 1st, 1933. Bonds numbered from 271 to 300 to maturo July 1st, 1934. bonds to be numbered from 301 to 025, both numbers inclusive, to bear tho same date of maturity, bonds number­ ed from 301 to 025, both number* In­ clusive, to mature 30 years after the dAte of the issuance thereof; this en­ tire issue of bonds to be dated July 1cl, 1922, both principal and interest of saU bonds to be payable at some bank in the City of New York, State of New York. Whereas, prior to the issue o f the bonds above described, under the charter o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, tho 9aid ordinance proposing said issue of Winds must be approved by a majority vote of the elector, o f the City of Sanford, Florida,.who nro qualified to vote ns shown by the registration and tax books of tho City, nt an election called nnd held for that purpose. Therefore, I, C. E. Henry, ns Mayor of tho City of Sanford, Florida, under and by virtue o f the authority in me vested by the ordinances of the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd we, C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forest Lnke, as Com­ missioners of the City of Sanford, Florida, comprising the City Commis­ sion o f Sanford, Florida, do hereby call an election to be held in tho City of Sanford, Florida, on tho 17th dny of May, A. I). 1922, to determine the question by said election then and there to be held, whether the said or­ dinance proposing said issue of bonds shall be adopted, approved and con­ firmed by the electors of said City, and whether the bond, provided for in said ordinance shall be issued by the City o f Sanford, Florida, In the man­ ner am) for the purposes In said ordi­ nance provided and act forth. And I, C. E. Henry, as Mayor o f tbs City of Sanford, Florida, and we, CE. Henry, 8. O. Chase and Foreat nppoint II. E. Tolar, C. L. Britt and F. P. Rines, Inspectors o f said flec­ tion, and W. M. Haynes, as Clark of said election. The said election hereby ordered and called tA be held on the said 17th day of May, A. D. 1922, shnll he held and the ordinances and charter of the City of Sanford, ETorida. WITNESS the hands o f C. E. Henry, as Mayor of the City of Sanford, Flor'ds, and C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and •'oreat I-ako, as Commissioners, com- poainfe tha City Commission of a . Oily o f Sanford, Florida, attested U L. R. Philips, Clerk of the C it/ J Sanford, Florida, and the torpor*!! seal o f the City of Sanford, Florid? on this the 10th day of April A n 1922. ’ "■ CHAS. E. HENRY, As Mayor of the'atr of Sanford, Florid. CHAS. E. HENRY S. O. CHASE, FOREST LAKE, As the City Comal*, sion of the City g Sanford, Florid*. Attest: L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Clerk of tho City n Sanford, Florida. April 12-19-26; May 3-10-17. with their hands, they forget tho chil­ Dance at the Montezuma Hotel dren who belong to them and for Thursday night, May 16. Admission whom they are responsible. These $1.00. 41-1 tc children aro dependent upon us for EIGHTH AND OAK ---Vote For The Bond Issue o---------their future welfare and if we don't THIS FRIDAY, MAY I9TH rouble that tho responsibility is upon NOTICE OF MEETING OF EQUII,TAKING CAItE OF THE IZATION BOARD At MilS l>. M. us, some of these days we will wish YOUNGSTERS Notice is hereby given that the we had, to mir sorrow. We, as citi­ rkaaa III ■eiMI lin U L D BUII-DINO. I We have been Investigating tho zens, owe a debt o f gratitude to the Board of County Commissioners in work of the boys' committees in the 1Creator for surrounding u . in this fair *nd for Seminole County, Florida, will -------------------------------------------------- - jv a r i o u s club* Of the city and find out land with all the favorable opportuni- •"«*; he, Court House in the office Oh, you Orlando and Judge Bland. Snnfon, le nn(J Seminole ties that we have for the making o f ° f ‘ hc cI« rk « / tho m c,,reB,t c° urt*r *n county people are always ready and money and being auccessful nnd t o p . |S»"f °rd Florida, on Monday, Juno 5th, Even Daytona admitted thnt Orlnn willing to do their part toward the ing good health, and in our mad rush D. 1022, at 10 u clock a. m. as an A Comedy by Rev. J. A. Ilenne**;, do nnd Sanford had the proper pep. young people at all times. Especially to accumulate the few sh.kles that we Equalisation Board for the purpose of o f S sn fn rd -----------o----------js this true of the Rotary Club and the think are due, we must not forget tho |>c* rlng complaints and receiving esIt (Win with tho clinrncli'rHUrt If tho St. Johns river is not chosen Kiwnnis Club who are looking after fact that the coming generation is duo to ,h<> valu® °< P"*P«Pon* of the bsalc whll* races of H,« haj. for tho Inland waterways through the Boy Scouts and all the boyan family—tho Oast. boys c o l . 'some recognition nnd we should l iv e '1? ' « “ '• '“ ul or mixcj n" fixed ^ — - .........- ---------■ ----- . _ . . _ , Florida it will not he the fault of the leclively. This Boy Scout movement for them ns woll as for ourselves. We Th*> cast: Mrs O. P. tlornrt-n. c oun ? ‘ 9*OS80r 0 ftxc* or ns frn W Jon es, Mra. Juno It imlllit. * eneeniani visas for frtm trim sessment fur for tho the tn taxes tho vanr year, progressive men of this section. Mr* I’ hnrles Wood, Mr. Mono* J , is a great work nnd whenever tho should stop nnd take an inventory Mr ('Inrcnco Mahoney, Mr Thomjj 1922. ------------ o -----------public is called upon to support it the right now of the moral and social conlleltly, Mr. E W. Sill**, Mr Larry staai Mr Martin Tempi*. E. A. DOUGLASS, And nothing lessthantwenty feet support should be forthcoming. We dition of tho children o f the communiClerk. of water will do us now. \\ e have nre „pt j0 f()rg(,£ the hoys in ourbusy ty, just as we take stock and inven- 44-17tc fought for it nnd we intend to have it days nnd nights, wo arc apt to forget lory each year in business and just as --------- Vote For The Bond Issue-------— ADMISSION Dunce at the Montezuma Hotel and the government cannot turn u* our own boyhood days when we were we make out our reports nnd income Adnll*. 7*r-1 Mldrr». 3 , Admission down. surrounded with all kinds of tcrnptn- sheets to the government— if we do Thursday night, May 18. »1.00. 44-1 te tions nnd had company simply be- not follow the laws nnd rules laid down III Vole For The Bond Issue--------The waterways meeting at Titus­ cause in the early days there was no by nature or by humanity in general, Zcphyrhills Vegetable Association ville was a great help for that city for Boy Scouts, no Y. M. C. A. nnd no we are going to be brought face to it brought n big crowd there all day, place made for tho hoys nnd said boys fnce with proceedings that will- not bo have received to this data mors than brought out the band nnd raised the roamed at wll Ito oilher rise above pleasant at ail nnd for that reason it 16,000 for 15,000 hampers o f cucum­ THE roof generally. temptations or fall by tho wayside. is up to us to meet tho situation when bers. -----------o---------[The Men’s Club of the Parish House presented and see thnt the children And when tho canal is cut through nro doing a wonderful work nnd giv­ nnd unfortunates of I-nkolnnd are tak­ from the St. Johns river into Indian ing the hoys the only place of amuse­ en care of now just ns we would want river Titusville will grow into one of ment in the city. Tho Lakeland Star to be if we were placed in their shoes the best cities on the east coast. —nnd the best is none too good for sums it up ns follows: First A m ong Cleaners " I f the question of caring for the them, so long, under n community proposition, as they are all treated THE BOND ISSUE TODAY Whereas, The City Commisaion of boys nnd girls of tho community in­ Cleans wherever dust tho City of Sanford, Florida, on tho cluding their conduct, were up for do- nlike." Today is the day we vote for bonds boto, we would say thnt the bunion of 19th day of April, A. D. 1922, duly and dirt collects for improvements thnt Sanford must proof 1s on tho community of Lake­ GROWING OLD GRACEFULLY passed and adopted a certain ordi­ have or Sanford will retrograde. land ns a whole. Wo mako this state­ nance entitled, Makes home work easier These Improvements arc ns vital to ment simply because they are being W c are a witness daily of the e f­ "An Ordinance Providing for an our public ami civic life as n!r and neglected; they are running nt large fort thnt is made to conceal by artific­ Issue of Bonds by the City o f San­ Sold on easy terms water are to tho human system. We as it were, and doing things that are ial means the advance o f age and the ford, Florida, in tho sum o f must move forward or we shall move not right and thnt down deep in our marks it leaves on the body. But why 1625.000. 00 for Municipal Purpos­ backward—no city ever stands still. henrts any man or woman will not ap­ should wc conceal it, or, rather, try to es; tho Proceeds Derived from tho Every city in the staLe and in the prove. But we pa.TS it up because the conceal it? Men and women alike Sale Thereof to bo Used fop United States is votine bond* for Im­ Zp.r.t w, iiu* M*cmn to bo to Keep rnunuest in tms way their foolish Building nnd Constructing a Mu­ provement* nnd it would bo nothing [hands o ff of anything and everything worry about growing old. If such ef­ nicipal Building, for the Exten­ tesa than suicide to vote ngainst bonds that might need n little assertion of fort deceived anyone it might be worth sion of Park Avenue Northward 105 Palmetto Avenue today—bonds thnt mean Sanford will bnekbone, nnd ns a result the break­ while, but for the most part it only into the Waters o f I-ako Monroe, SANFORD FLORIDA build the necessary streets, the sew­ ing uf the commandments from top to serves to make more manifest whnt is for tho Extension of tho D.ain_ ers, the pier, tho boat basin nnd beau­ bottom seems to he the order of the sought to be concenled. Is it not bet­ age nnd Sewerage System, for tify the city in many ways ns well as dny. It hns been growing from had ter to grow old naturally, giving thu’t Constructing, Paved, Macadamiz­ build the prime necessities. The west to worse sinco the war nnd the sign­ to growing old gracefully, striving to ed or Other Hard Surfaced ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ide thnt has long been neglected will ing of the armistice when all lines of preserve youth from within rather Streets, and for Funding and at this time come in for her share of propriety nnd modesty were cast into than to prevent its counterfeit with­ Pnying tho Outstanding Floating streets nnd sewers and other im­ the melting pot and scattered to the out? Of all the vanities none is so Indebtedness of the City of San­ provements. The suburbs, long neg­ four winds. vain as thnt which prompts men nnd ford Evidenced by Vouchers lected, will got streets and sewers and Heretofore Issued, nnd Authoriz­ "Lakeland ns a community hns felt women fearing to lie old to masquerother improvements thnt will make the nftermnth and is seeing tho results ndc in the likeness of youth. ing the Mayor o f tho City of them grow and prosper nr-l from this Just ns every other community is ex­ Sanford, Florida, to call an ElecGrowing old is something thnt is in­ growth will come the many residences periencing them, Tim peak of the evitable. Therefore, we should not tion to Determine the Question ns that are needed here, There cun he looseness and unconcerned conditions nilow the thought of it to become op­ to the lasuanco of Said Bonds for no expansion of the city without these has not yet been reached, because pressive. The thing to do is to make tho Aforesaid Purposes," improvements nnd it behooves the men church members mid church directors the best of it, nnd especially to stop and nnd women of Snnford to go to tho themselves do not have the back hone Whereas said ordinance provides for worrying about it. Thnt is the way polls today and voto for bonds. It to stand in their pows and pulpits nnd to peace nnd contentment, and also to tho issue of bonds by the City of San­ means thnt Snnfon! will be n city of denounce whnt they know to be wrong, youth perennial. ford, Florida, for municipal purposes ten thousand in two years or it will go lhnt whifh M o n the w. r w„ I „ Th h - „f ( , In tho total sum of |625,000.00, tho backw-nrd into the country town class , If, „ K * , I proceeds derived from tho *alo of said It mean* that we will have deeper wnt- V . “ .‘T ’ inMllt to ^ 'I s t U n - jhaa been said, "is chiefly oppressive itj and church aims, is now smiled up- ^to those who never grow anything bonds to lie expended in the following er here nnd steamers nt the municipal on by both member and pastor alike, [,-lse." Busy people who arc striving manner, to-wit: docks if wc build the docks nnd boat 115.000. 00 for building and con­ and tho indifference that has been e x - ! to create or achieve have little lime basin. It means nil the many im­ pressed by parents and citizens alike t0 borrow trouble about growing old structing a municipal building for provements that menu the life o f the nnd which is still being shown, is or lo study crow's feet In the mirror, housing tho municipal library of the city. driving tho children farther and farth­ Worrying about growing old is nmong city. No man with the best interests of er away from thnt attitude of rever­ 167.000. 00 for the extension of Park Sanford nt heart can afford to vote ence nnd responsibility to their elders, the most foolish o f worries. The Avenue Northwnrd into the waters of way not to become old is to refrain against bonds todny. It means so which means a general breakdown in from worrying about it. Thnt is not Lake Monroo to enable tho public to Ench yenr nincc Yellowstone Park was opened to auto­ much to every citizen of Sanford. If the governmental system. This same to say some thought should not be avail themselves of the right of com­ mobile travel by the U. S. Government, more Iluleks you have not voted when this issue spirit of indifference is seen In the merce and transportation afforded by have nindc this difficult trip thnn any other car ex­ comes to your hand get right down to courts, in the officers where law en­ given to the problem o f growing old, for it is a problem. Growing old is water, and to furnish the means of cepting Ford. the polls nnd voto for bonds. forcement is delegated, in the law one o f the most certain things In life; access from tho highway by land to : The figure# for 1921, just announced, nhow 1871 Bulcks s making and law governing bodies un­ therefore, it is important thnt wc the highway by water for the use of passed through the Park during thnt season, 112 more ■ HANFORD AND ORLANDO til today it is possible, If you have the should grow old in the right way. the public. than any other mukc. wherewithal to hack you up, to pull There is a way to grow old graceful­ 140.000. 00 for the extension nnd en­ The Yellowstone Park tour calls for every ounce of car Any spirit of rivalry thnt once ex­ most anything under the sun and get i largement of tho drainage nnd sewer­ ly; a way to grow old without seem­ performance— miles away from service for days at n isted between Sanford and Orlando away with it without almost any pen 5 age system of the City. ing to Ik* old; a way to grow old nnd lime— the car must never fail. And that Is why each ■ chiefly on account of the ball games ulty attached. But thnt is dcnling in still Ik- useful in spirit and purpose; 1468.000. 00 for the construction of year nn increasing number of Park tourists depend on : has been awept away nnd there Is generalities. We started out to prove a wny to grow old nnd retain glndncss paved, macadamized nnd other hard ■ Iluick. a surfaced streets in tho City, nnd thnt the community o f Lnkclnml owed in living. Likewise, there is a wrong Hoick cars measure up (o Hoick reputation. ■ 135.000. 00 for funding nnd pnying the children of this locality n debt; to'w a y to grow old; n way to make the : Ask us to tell you more nbout Buick show thnt tiio burden of proof is upon increasing yonrs burdensome and the the outstanding floating indebtedness ■ a Lakeland parents and Lakeland clti- sunset of life wretched nnd clouded; of the City of Sanford, Florida, evi­ PRICES PRICES zens and institutions to bo a part in )k way to be old nnd erabbld In mind ns denced by vouchers heretofore issued • changing the order of the day into the well an in the tody. Physical old ngo by the City of Sanford, Florida. 22-SU-46 Coupe----- $!*** form o f nttitude which should prevail is in accordance with an unchangeable Said bonds to be of the denomina22-Four-3l Roadster 1 895 22-8ix-47 Sedan-----under all circumstances. 22-Four-35 Touring .. 935 law o f nature, but to be old in spirit tlon o t Ono Thousand Dollars each, 22-SIX-48 Coupe------2n7S 22-Four-3C Coupe ... “ In the first place, we say the chll- is no more than a state o f mind, a bearing interest nt the rate o f six 22-Slx-49 Touring... I5S5 22-Four-37 Sedan__ dren who get into trouble should be mental attitude. Physical old age can- per centum per annum, interest pay­ 22-8lx-50 Sedan—.... *375 22-Six -14 Roadster... punished, yet you don’t find the prop­ not lie stayed, but the preservation of able semi-annually on the 1st days of F. O. B. Flint, Mlth22-Slx-45 Touring ... er places where such punishment can mental and spiritual youth is wholly July and January, said bonds to be numbered consecutively from 1 to 625, be administered and at n result, it is a matter of the will. It all depends ------------------- tip --------the custom--to fjmss the----------------seriousness upon how it occupies tho mind, what both numbers inclusive, said bonds to Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ of the situation and there is nothing u*# ono makes of one's energies, time mature in the following mannor, tovice Our Motto done to get the proper care taken o f and opportunities. It all depends up- wit: bonds to bo numbered from 1 to DISTRIBUTOR those who would do right If given tho °n the interest that one retains ill life, 300, both numbers inclusive, to be ser­ ;H : FL O R ID A ■ proper leadership. In Lakeland we If Rfo be ever regarded ns an ndvejt* ial bonds; the maturity dates of bonds SANFORI) of this Issue to l>e numbered from 1 talk about the children running tho ture one will have no lime to think of Rhone* 497-491 ■ t streets, yoi there is no place else for growing old. Old age never becomes to 300, both inclusive, to be as fol- ■ ■ When Better Automobiles are Built Buick Will Build Them WEI,AKA BLOCK s them to play; we talk about the boys oppressive to one who is able to feel lows, to-wit: ■ Icongregating in places they ought n ot ^at the dawning o( each new day tho | Bonds numbered from 1 to 30 to NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION K. OF C. HALL “THE RETURN OF MILES O’ROURKE” P vernier t . P . kLines M o r e F a c ts Y o u Should K n ow \ B u ick F irst A g a in in j Y e llo w sto n e P a r k ! ; ! [GROCERIES! J FRUITS j 1 AND VEGETABLES! N. H. GARNER DEANE TURNER s : �■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, M AY 17, 1922 GILCHRIST CAMPAIGN SHOWS SOME SPEED IN SHORT TIME Tutc U a matter o f tobacco quality W, »at( It u UIit(ihitthctobiceo'ui«l «* ol fioer qttiStr of b f ' , t r ik« iB‘V °'h,r r»w » c* Chesterfield CIGARETTES o f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended 20 for 18c 10 for 9 c Vacuum fins of 50 - 45c Dl DAMAGE SUIT |tCAlNST STETSON UNIV. UNDER WAY IN COURT tsml by a brilliant array o f lcalfBt, the suit for twenty-five -J dollars damages brought by Helen Hunt, who at one time Iia Orange county, against stetniversity for what Is set forth bill of complaint to be illegal ilkious expulsion, was opened i circuit court here today, bi Hunt is the society editor of limts-Union, of Jacksonville, but I- time she lived with her par* Baldwin, the latter of whom at one h'‘nr It* station, Bo you note any buzzing? How is sbtre she was bom, at Oakland, time lived nt Forest City. Miss Hunt is also represented by Davis and the ’’static" acting? Giles of this city. I Tho Times will test tho station for Stetson University Is represented these three days before beginning Its iN-UP W EEK by Massey and Warlow o f this city regular programs, i sad Rags Wished snd Cleaned and E. Bly, of Jacksonville, formerly Also fans or the state are hereby «r home or wr rill for and de- of DcLand, the home of Stetson Un| informed thnt The Times has been All work guaranteed.—Sanford versity. Mr. Bly having been Indent!- notified b ythe department of agriculPresserjr. I’hune 560. fU-d with the case since its inception tun* thnt has been granted n license in 1908. Dr. Lincoln lliilley. nr*al- to broadcast weather forecasts and lUcm Maid bread at your Groc- dent of Stetson, is also present as a *P«?lal weather information on a Hot rolls, cakes and pies, next to representative of the college.— Repor- wave length of 485 metres. rn Theatre. 36-tfc tcr-Stnr. This means thnt The Times broad---------Vote For The Bond Issue---------- easting stattion becomes sn official WEATHER BUREAU HAS weather stafton of the United States ISSUED INSTRUCTIONS government and will lw recognized as hployment Bureau.. RE RADIO FORECASTS i such. All regular dally reports and any pcsttoral committee of the Bust- I Issd Professions! Women’s Club With ita work made nationally p*.» ill young women desiring sible in the first place by the £ r,<n' to register at the F irst1wire tclegrnph, It is but nnturul |u! Bank. tho government weather bureau |NES G. BERNER, Chair ian r ^ McCoy is doing permanent ft »t the Welaka Apartments ort time only. 42-3tp )rour ''filer for Stone’s I^ayet br delivery Saturday. L. P. r 42-flte l > I S lH n in B | i ||||||||| h a y golf filin g Goods Line i*f* »S»nU for the Celebrated IHMing Line o f G olf Goods tkiag home merchant* If** 10 » U y .n**d 10 pos" ’ I’ 0* " thc "tate land wi» nut b* ,Th o Tlm” ; In case of any serious weather diss thnt turhnnees such as storms and the like has the station wil lbo kept open both day taken to radio with ns great, if not greater, zeal ns any other department. an dnight, keeping farmers, truckers Their warning bulletins, reports, etc., and shippers posted with the latest sent out to mariners when the ship developments. Don’t forget the dates! wireless wnn but an elementary nffnir Monday, Tuesday end Wednesday has become, with the years, an or­ nighta from 7 to 9 o'clock. ganized cooperative affair that makes Drop the Times a card telling how navigation more safe than ever be­ satisfactory results arc.—Tampa fore. Times. Beginning April 11 c f this year, --------- Vote For The Bond Issue---------however, a m..*/ leaf was turned over DID HIM MORE GOOD by the department by way of re-planning its service and n broader ser­ Many men and women suffer from vice than ever was put into effect. hnrknche, rheumatic pains, stiff joints, The increasing popularity o f nirernft sore muscles and other results of kid­ together with recent startling ndvan- ney trouble beenuso they neglected the \res in radio hur made thia necessary first warning symptoms. Foley Kid­ ■and, at the same time, possible. ney Rills aid the kidneys to throw oui A. J. Mitchell, meteorologist, and poisonous waste matter thnt causes ) climatologist in charge of the Florida pain and misery. Stephen Lewis, Kid1bureau, hns issued a table of instruc­ ridge, Ky., writes: “ Foley Kidney tions for the benefit of those who get Fills did me more good than all the their weather reports via either route. olhcr medicine I ever took. 1 had kidIt hns mostly to do with thc condcnsa- ncy trouble ten years. I don't have tion of mesonges in code form to fnc ,my pni„ ]{ke j had before I took illtatc transmission, and thc wise Sod every where.— Adv. skipper will ace that his radio force -Vote For The Bond Issueis furnished with a copy.— TimesBargains found each day by read­ Unlon. ing thc Herald Ads. --------- Vote For The Bond Issue ■ $10,000 FRAUD CASE Health Almost Ruined AT DAYTONA FUT OFF By Ravages of UNTIL JUNE COURT, Indigestion t ry. Club *nd Go,f Wnlu are L You will want the r " « lU ,I „ c i„ t h e K four s COME TO THE r (jpnttt »t «h* rnct* ua ,u v U jt u JACKSONVILLE, May I 7 .-A s the time approaches for tho end of the campaign for United States Senator from Florida, Gov. Albert W. Gil­ christ has shown speed and activity probably without parallel in Florida politics. He entered the race about u month before the primaries but within that time he has been heralded throughout the state as n campaigner of unceasing vigor and energy. In Duval county and in the city of Jacksonvilli there have been an over­ flow of expressions favorable to Gov. Gilchrist, there being mut n mere handful so far canvassed who were r> <t inclined not to vote for him. Reports from Tampa and Hillsboro county show he will carry the second largest city in the state am! the county in which it is located. Similar conditions are found in other sections of the com­ monwealth. Within the limited time nt his com­ mand Gov. Gilchrist will make whirl­ wind tours meeting the people and making short talks. Gov. Gilchrist declares ho will get Senator Trammel's “ hair," thnt he is "out for his scalp." He has been referred to as the “ Abe Lincoln of tho South" because of his humor and humanity. Every­ where he has been received with ac­ claim and civic and other organiza­ tions have entertained him at business and other functions. Gov. Gilchrist is a plain business man, bluff, hearty and honest, with friends in every section o f the state who have known him na a statesman this county. A. L. Hunt, her father, STAND BY." FANS and a military man. He has a most who died last summer, built the old TO AID TIMES TEST It A DIO BROADCASTER attractive personality to combine with Orange licit rnilroad from Sanford to his ability. He is also a real fighter, St. Petersburg. He and Mrs. Hunt and when the smoke of the political were married here in Orlando at the Radio fans of Florida! battle clears away, his friends assert, old Hnptist parsonage, by cv. Dr. Attention! Hailey. Radio fans of all parts of the state he will he found the Democratic mmt. the principal In the suit o f Florida are requested to nsslst an nrxt United States senator for Not only hut at D-nst two of the attorneys in The Times to test out its broadcast- Horida. -Vote For The Bond Iaauethe case, now o f Jacksonville, were ing station. WANTED former residents of this county, Ma“ Stand b y !" from 7 to 9 o’clock jor Alexander St. Clair Abrams being Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday cvA customer for used cara. All in ono of these, and L. W. Baldwin, the enings, nmi notify The Times o f tho good condition. Guarantee a fit and other. |results. 41-0tc In addition to Mr. Abrams and Mr. The Times wants to know haw you terms.—N. H. Garner. PAGE THREE ii W, ^ hardw are , COMPANY ■■■■■■ (Ur I S . A a a o r l a l . e I’ r r a a l WICHITA, Kan,, May 17.-T he VVuuld l l » * r Itrrn l » .a d Wtlbunl **>npreliminary hearing of C. C. Watkins l u r . 'a l l r M r S , " Sir. Ilu ualirrt, Sa>*. Ti.S a , la I 'n l l r r l r ll.m .rrrd and rharged with uaing the ir.ailn to de­ I'ralara O r m l l n r Mo,I Highly. fraud Otto K. Haubenreiser, retired Mr. V. W. D o u a h e r lr , ftouwllpa . . »■ hanker of Providence, U. I., out of o f the op Inlon that wfthtlOLl Karrallne $10,000 In nn alleged stock awlnd- he w ou ld ■ b » U.ml tod a y . ., [n a recent the F .r r n lln e Medicine C om !lnf scheme at Duytona, Fla., has Irttrr " — hlor ray *; been continued until June I. In the -t_ am ■ending you th e name* o f ■ome people I think w ill be b t n c flt le d meantime attorneys are to submit by *,°r"FE11HAMNK. 1 c a r r y FEIUIALINF, In m y stock at all tlrnea, and It baa briefa. done Si i MUCH F u ll MK I’ KHHONAt.I.V Haubenreiser indeptifled Watkins Ih si I ft —I I r an h onestly recom mend It. In higheat terms. as one o f the two men he alleges In d la rs tlon had so nearly rillnel m y w ould ____ _____ health that __I really believe swindled him. have been (tend had I not (lard F.KIt The banker aaid he was induced to HALINK, butalnoa uelna several totI Du o f l-r rr o lln r I am n ow entirely reget $8,000 from home and with other covered. rerNo o n e Is In better rash he said he gave to D .vidw n f o r ; on^ , V / , r a i l , ' ’: ' n “ “ 'fS? it° has Mexican d i " , n k "iT .VaturaI Mineral oil stock through a Daytona broker- Tonic and the moat .prominent men age -----------firm. The deal resulted ln toU, ? v■d' 'elrpVcla11y** nlmdFsrraI*^ne"f «» a r elief fr om Indlgeatlnn. 8tom «ch loss, Haubenreiser said. aenoral ITrouhlee, llh eu m atlem and run d o w n condition -Vote For The Bond leans FOR FEHAHK YOUIl DRUQQI8T D Post Cards at the Herald Office. H A I.1N K — Adv PARISH HOUSE NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 19TH A t 8:00 o’Clock and See TH E OLD PLANTATION” S put on under the auspices o f the Presbyter- 5 I ian Westminster Club. “ Eats” and fun. All g ■ for one price. j NOTICE TO FARMERS I Now’s the time for you to buy a MOLINE TRACTOR. We i hnve n special offer that you cannot afford to let get by you. J For every farmer can afford to buy but you cannot afford 5 not to buy n real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we 1 will sell you a— ! MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors \ for $528.00 s f ■ 5 ■ Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for immediate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Remember this offer is only good until October 11th, so place your order now. m % : BELL BROS. g 2 ■ PHONE 2102 LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA O 1ST I Z g E Make Your Car Look its Best for May 27th, Shriners’ Day We want to ask every loyal citizen of Sanford that can possibly spare bed rooms Muy 26th and 27th to please no­ tify Sanford Shrine Club or phone 104. It will be necessary to list your rooms early. 42-Ktc We are Making a Special Rate for the Next Two Weeka on SIMON1ZING Bring1Your Car to the Economy Shop and Let Us Dress it Up • PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS I P i t t s PHONOGRAPH RECORDS POPULAR SHEET MUSIC : 2 & W e l l s -Phone 66 111 Park Avcnue- PLAYER ROLLS J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Welska Block ■ RIVE & WALKER ■ Hot Weather Is Here A L T O REPAIRS All W ork Guaranteed A 20TH CENTURY COOLER Corner First and Elm Will Help You Keep Cool Phone 447-W See our window display o f all kinds ■ : IVi* MH i £ T "i “ a . ‘ Ball Hardware i 1‘ M A CHECK ON Yourself NEW PERFECTION OU Cook Stores and Ovens F JY H E R E ’S no sm oke and smell to nuke disagreeable workofcoo king with the New Perfection O il Stove, d e a n , intense heat drives directly against the utensil and the Sam e sa y s where you set it, * try to pay bills without a checking X W e’Dbe glad to demonstrate how easily you can regulate the N ew Perfection fee ary sort o f cooking. W e have the New Perfection Oven also— end it bakes perfectly. Sanford •Furniture Co. 5 : account. If you do, you will surely get ail tangled up. Endorsed checks are legal receipts; and, besides, with a checking account, you can keep an accurate .ccord o f your expenditures. The Peoples Bank o f Sanford cordially Invites you to become one o f its customers. s The Peoples Bank of Sanford ■■■■■■■■■■I : �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. W EDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1022 ■ ' M . m m i I i . h / t r - K5 \l . . r~r t f * - M i-.~ Florida, in tho sum o f $626,000.00 for the sum of $16,000.60, and tha sum o f ford, Florida, and that the aaid pro­ 1 . n r r •;--------into tho Waters o f Lsks Monro*, the Extension of th* Drabu,. MAKING PAPER FROM GRASS for tha Extension o f _tha Drain­ posed paving and hard surfacing of System, for C o ^ $1 6,000.00 of aaid proposed I m u o o f Municipal Purposes; tho Proceed* Do* FIBRE OF INTEREST TO FOR­ age aniFSewerage System, for certain sffeeGTin saltTCIty Ts a iiec* ing Paved, Macadamized <*!*■ bondi la hereby appropriated for the rived from the Sale Thereof to be used EST SERVICE OFFICIALS ConstructingPsved, Macadamised er Hard Surfaced Streets for Building and Constructing 'a "Mu­ exclusive use and purpose o f construc­ cessary public improvement and will or other Hard Surfaced Streeta, Funding and Paying & * be of general benefit in its relation to ting and building said municipal build­ LEESBURG, May 1<L~For more nicipal Building, for the Extension o f and for Funding and Paying tha standing'Floating IndebteJ-J* the municipality. ing referred to in Section 3, o f this than a year pnat the United States Park Avenue Northward into the Wat­ Outstanding Floating Indebted­ the City o f Sanford, E r i d ^ * Section 10.—That the amount of forestry service has been in touch ers of Lake Monroe, for the Exten­ ordinance. ness o f the City o f Sanford, Evi­ Vouchen Heretofore IUuJ Section 6.—That it is the determina­ bonds, required for the purpose set sion of the Drainage and Sewerage with the construction nnd plans o f the denced by Vouchers Heretofore Authorising the Mayor of ? forth in Section 9, of this ordinance is Gra*n Fiber and I*ulp Company’s first System, for Constructing Paved, Ma­ tion o f the City Commission that the Issued, and Authorizing the May­ City of Sanford, Florida. i« c . the sum of $468,000.00, and the sum sura of $67,000.00 will be required to bijj mill here at Leesburg, and on cadamised or Other Hard Surfaced or o f the City of Sanford, Flori­ an Election to Detenni* ? of $468,000.00 of aaid proponed bond pay the coat of the extension of Tuesday, Clinton G. Smith, represent- Streets and for Funding and Paying da, to call an Election to Deter­ queation as to the ‘J issue is hereby appropriated for the Tark Avenue northward into the wat* ing the department at Washington as the Outstanding Floating Indebted­ Said Bond* for the Aforeuid era of Lake Monroe to enable the pub­ exclusive uac nnd purpose set forth in mine the Question ns to the Issu­ ness of tho City of Sanford, Evidenced special agent, and C. U. Rogers, the posoa," ** ance o f Said Bonds for the Afore­ Section 9 of this ordinance. ncrvtce man in charge o f the govern­ by V'ouchcra Heretofore Issued, nnd lic to avail themselves of the right of and AGAINST BONDS." Section 11.—Thn$ it is the determi­ said Purposes'* ment reservation in Marion and Lake Authorizing the Mayor of the City of commerce and transportation afforded Section 16.—That this enation of the City Commission that and FOR BONDS." counties, spent considerable time in Sanford, Florida, to call an Election by water, and to furnish the means of nhnll become effective imo^ J the present outstanding floating In­ access from the highway by land to "Against tho approval of that cer­ checking up on the work that has to Determine the Question as to tho upon its final passage and a d o ^ debtedness of the City of Sanford, tho highway by water for the use of tain ordinance o f the City of Sanford, been accomplished both in the meth­ Issuance of Said Bonds for the A fore­ Florida, amounting to the sum of $35,- Florida, entitled, the public, and that the extension and Adopted on this the 10th a, . . said Purposes. ods to be used in the manufacturing 000.00 should be funded by the issu­ April, A. D. 1922. Ji construction o f Bark Avenue north­ and actual results of the work car­ Whereas, the City Commission of "A n Ordinance Providing for ance of bonds, and that said outstand­ ried on in the miniature reproduction the City of Sanford, Florida, deem it ward into the waters o f Lake Monroe an Issuo of Bonds by the City of CHA8. E. HEN'BT ing floating indebtedness should be expedient and to the best intcresta of is n necessary public improvement and of the plant. S. O. CHASE, ' Sanford, Florida, in the sum of will be of general benefit in its rela­ paid, thereby improving the financial the City of Sanford, Florida, to la$625,000.09, for Municipal Pur­ FOREST lake , The government is interested from tion to the municipality of the City of condition of said city, nnd that the poses; tho Proceeds Derived from City Commiabjj two angles. The use of saw grass for sue bonds of the City o f Sanford, Flor­ payment of said floating indebtedness Sanford, Florida. the Sale Thereof to be Used for Sanford, Ficrth. this purpose will conserve forests to ida, in the sum of $926,000.00 for mu­ Section 6,—That the amount of will be of general benefit in ita rela­ Building and Constructing a Mu­ Attest: a greater degree than any other meth­ nicipal purposes, the proceed* to bo tion to the municipality. nicipal Building, for the Extension L. R. PHILIPS, (sam od, short of reforestation on an im­ derived from the sale o f said bonds to bonds required for the purpose set Section 12.—That the amount of of Park Avenue Northward into mense scale, which is an extremely be used for tho following municipal forth in Scrtlnn 5, of this ordinance is City Clerk, Sanford, Flani ' the sum of $67,060.00, and the sum of bonds required for the purpose set the Waters of Lake Monroe, fo r 4-12-19-20; May 3-10-17 expensive method and one fraught purposes, to-wit: forth in Section 11, of this ordinance with considerable difficulty because (a) Building and constructing a $67,000.00 of said proposed issue of tho sum of $36,Oui).ud, $jfe,000.0(i, and the ssun) u n il------* ----------~ ------ r*~* S — ------------- ----of the land ownership. 71)0 uther municipal building for the housing of hands is hereby appropriated for the is the of $35,000.00 of said proposed bond l>-' exclusive use and purpose set forth in reason for the particular interest of [ the municipal library of the City of sue is hereby appropriated for the ex- * Section 5, of thin ordinance. the forest service, in this plant. i» Sanford, Florida. elusive use and purpose set forth in Sectiun 7.—That it is the determi­ the result of certain experiments car. (b) The Extension of Purk Avcriod on by this department and other j nue Northward into tho waters of nation of the City Commission that Section 11, of this ordinance. Section 13.—That, in accordance. scientific departments at Washington, i Lake Monroe to enable the public to tho.sum of $10,000.00 will be required with Section 7, of tho Revised Ordi­ to pay the cost of the extension and particularly the bureau of standards, (avail themselves of the right of comnances o f the City of Snnford, Florida, enlargement of tho drainage and sew­ whirh shows that Florida forestry re- merco and transportation afforded by the Mayor of the City of Sanfdrd, erage system of tho City o f Sanford, scrvntions could be called upon for wntcr, nnd to furnish the means o f the baser portion of news print when access from the highway by land to Florida, nnd that the extension nnd Florida, is hereby instructed, author­ other sources have been used up. This tho highway by water fo r the ujc o f enlargement of the drainage and sew­ ized nnd empowered to call an elec­ Fads are all right for the rich man, erage system of the City of Snnford, tion to dotormino the queation of the small section would not Inst long, but j the public. but the farm er that is first o f all in­ so great is the need that no possibility (c) The extension nnd enlarge­ Floridn, is n necessary public improve­ issuance of the bonds provided for by terested in paying his bills and hav­ is overlooked in this government in­ ment of the drainage and sewerage ment nnd will bo o f general benefit in this ordinance. Section 14.—That the form of the vestigation. The idea here would be system of the City of Sanford, Flori­ its relation to the municipality. ing some money left, wants tried Section 8.—That the nmount of ballots for said election shall be as to make news print out of a combina­ da. and true methods o f getting the follows, to-wit: tion of the baser wood pulp mixed (d) The construction of paved, bonds required for the purpose set "For the Approval of that certain forth in Section 7, of this ordinance money for his crop. with the fine, bleached, high grade macadamized and other hard surfaced saw grass pulp, to give it strength streeta in the City of Snnford, Flori­ in tho num of $10,000.00, and the sum ordinance of the City of Sanford, en­ o f $40,000.00 o f said proposed issue of titled and body. da. "An Ordinance Providing for bonds is hereby appropriated for the (e) Tho funding nnd paying of the Officer Smith has just completed a an Issue of Bonds by the City of exclusive use and purposa set forth in ■ survey of the Alaskan spruce forest outstanding Boating indebtedness of Snnford, Florida, in tho num of Section 7, of this ordinance. reserve with a view of locating the the City o f Sanford, Florida, evidenc­ $625,000.00 for Municipal Purpos­ Section 9.—That it is tho determi­ available areas near enough to rivers ed by tha voucher! heretofore isnued es; the Proceeds Derived from the nation of the City Commission that to permit transporting the logs ovra by the City o f Sanford, Florida, SHIPPERS OF FLORIDA PRODUCTS Sale Thereof to be Used for the num of $468,000.00 will be required m Therefore, dummy lines to water and then raft­ Building and Constructing o Mu­ BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO­ to pay the cost of constructing certain ing down stream to the milling point. In the Business 30 Years nicipal Building, for the Exten­ : Here the logs can be -lifted direct to PLE OF 'HIE CITY OF SANFORD. paved, macadamized and other hard sion of Park Avenue northward, surfaced streets in the City o f San­ raina the mill. Having so recently come FLORIDA: from a place whore conditions mean Section 1.— That a bond issue in the higher price for high grade pulp and sum of $fl2.'i,000.00, for the municipal no possibility of lowering the present purposes enumerated and npcclficully prices, he was naturally greatly sur­ set forth in the preamble o f this ordi­ prised to find here conditions the very nance, be, and the same is hereby au­ reverse where greater production will thorized, provided, however, that lioeventually mean gradually lower pric­ fore said bonds, or any part of said es rather than the reverse. bonds shall be issued, this ordinance For the purpose of furthering the shall be first approved by a majority news print possibilities* of the big vote of tho electors of the City of scrub, the forest reserve agents ask­ Snnford, who are qualified to vote ns ed and were assured of the co-opem- shown by the registration and tnx tjen of ihr chcs& iry ar.d icicr.ilfL de­ books of tne City, nt an election called partments of the grass fibre plant, us nnd held for that purpose, nt such well as ita experimental laboratory time and in such manner as prescrib­ now being built just north of the ele­ ed by law and the ordinances of tha vated tanks. City of Snnford, Floridn. Section 2.— That said bonds shall ho --------- Vote For The Bond Issue------ -— of the denomination of One Thousand NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Dollars each, bearing interest nt the Bids on painting the nurses’ home rate of six per centum per annum, in­ of the Fcrnnld-I.nwton Hospital will terest payable semi-annually on the l>e received on or before ten o’clock 1st days o f July nnd January, said Saturday morning, May 20, 1922. bonds to be numbered consecutively Bids should lie made for labor and from 1 to 625, both numbers inclu­ materials combined and separately. sive, said bonds to mature i:r the fol­ Each hid must be accompanied by a lowing manner, to-wit: bonds to bo check for $10.00. The committee re­ numbered from 1 to 300, both num­ serves the right to reject any or all bers inclusive, shall be serin! bonds; the maturity dates of bonds of this Is­ bids. sue to be numbered from 1 to 300, T. W. LAWTON, President Hospital Association. both numbers inclusive, shall be ns folj ions, to-wit; Office in Courthouse. 40-0tp Ronds numbered 1 to 30 to mature July 1st, 1025. The TKorcbryd Bonds numbered from 31 to 60 to Srvro I'. •rr.jn Touring Cor mature July 1st, 1026. s NOTICE Bonds numbered from 61 to 00 to It being very desirable that all hous­ mature July 1st, 1027. es in tho city be numbered, all owners Bonds numbered from 01 to 120 of un-numbered houses can obtain to mature July 1st, 1026. numbers rcnly for putting up nnd in­ Bonds numbered from 121 to 150 to structions as to how to number, FREE mature July 1st, 1020, at the olfice of the City Manager. Honda numbered from 151 to 180 to L. R. PHILIPS, mature July 1st, 1030. City Auditor & Clerk. Bonds numbered from 181 to 210 to 35-Snt-Mon.-Thr-3-wc mature July 1st, 1031, Bonds numbered from 211 to 240 to l a (he r t r r a l l I nurl o f Hrmlanlr C uu nImature July 1st, 1032. » 7 , K l n r M n — In I X w n r - r y Bonds numbered from 241 to 270 N O T i r n OK KIN At. A f ’ l'OUNTINU nv to mature July 1st, 1033. ADM IN ! HTII AT IIIX Bonds numbered front 271 to 300 to Robert T. Hutiiphray, W illia m I* H u m phray (nometlrne* k n o w n aa I* II. mature July 1st, 1034. H u m ph rey), slid Itnss U. H umphrey, Com plainants, bonds to be numbered from 301 to vo. 625, both numbers inclusive shall bear Roaa I. Humphrey, Individual)' and as Admin istratrix o f the K u a l a o f W i l ­ name dnto of maturity, bonds number­ liam T. Humphrey, (som etim es called W T H um phrey), deceased, Theresa ed 301 to 625, both numbers inclu­ Humphrey. I V Htenstrom. Lee fitenatropi. Urneat I. Humphrey, A r th u r sive, shall mature 30 ycara after date Humphrey, iirace Humphrey, Hally of the Issuance thereof; this entire is­ Hum phrey, John Humphrey, C. C. H u m ph rey and Hus Humphrey, D e ­ sue of bonds to be dated July 1st, 1022, fendants N otice le hereby given that the u n ­ both principal and intcreat of said dersig n ed as Adm inistratrix o f Ihe i:e- bonds to be pnyabte at some bank in tat# o f W illiam T, Humphrey, d o m e * times k n o w n as W. T, Humphrey) d e ­ the City of New York, State of New ceased. will on the l l l l i dny o f May, York. t a i l , file her final report and account aa Adm in istratrix o f lha shove named Section 3.— That it is the determi­ estate In (hit o f f i c e o f the Clerk o f Ib e Circuit Court o f Kamtnots County. F l o r ­ nation of the City Commission that ida, In ac c o rd a n c e with an order o f the Circuit Court o f (Seminole County, K lo r- the sum of $15,000.00 will be required da. da ted I h i Ind day o f Starch, 1111. to pay the cost of building and con­ !d In the a b o v e e n ilil e d oauee, structing the municipal building for ROSA t» RUMPHiUVT. A dm in istratrix o f lha R e ­ la te o f W illia m T. H u m ph ­ the housing o f the municipal library rey (eom etlm ee kn ow n aa of the City of Sanford, and that the W. T. H um phrey.) (M arch It, It. I t ; April t. 11. If, I t ; conitruction of said library building is May 1. 10-c) a necessary public improvement and will be of great benefit in its relation to the municipality of the City of San­ ford, Florida. -----", I Section 4.—That the amount of "An Ordinance Providing for an la- bonds rtqulred for the purpose set *u« o f Bonds by tb« CUy of Sanford, forth in Section 8 of tbia ordinance is Company $ 1735 $1735 N ow Chase & Y o u C a n G i v e th e F a m ily C a r L u x u r y a t th e P r ic e o f C a r N e c e s s it y F O R many men this year’s car-buying problem will be placed in an entirely new light by this seven-passenger, 8-cylinder Oldsmobilc. Tha Pacemaker Four-Pa—ngd Touting $1735 L $1850 W 115 Magnolia Avenue I, 'j3 Let us demonstrate this “ Eight” First as you will use it in business. Then, if you are satisfied [as you w ill b e } to th e fam ily. T e le p h o n e (o r an appointment Alt prices quoted are f.o .b . Laneing Federal T a x Additional ir* ORDINANCE NO. 30 For various reasons ol your own. you have decided to have a new car. A n d any car that will meet your business needs and provide mere transporta­ tion for the family will cost you nearly as much — perhaps fully as m uch— as this enjoyable “ Eight.” C on sid er th en the trem endous advantage of investing in this luxurious vehicle. W h ile i$ is very roomy and comfortable for seven passengdfs, still it is a car of moderate size— trim, perfectly suited to business use. Further, it is a businesslike car because it is so very economical in every way — an excellent investment, a car ol low operating costs and a dependable car that requires a minimum ol maintenance expense. I L L I A M S ,G A R A G V.OI.IE WILLIAMS, Prop. E phone1 �1 PAG* FIVE THE SANfrOlU) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1923 OFFICIAL SCHEDULE tTHKRE°F n B SP^ lK OF FLORIDA STATE 416 Navarre St., San J. V W * * ' . »j consider LEAGUE FOR 19SS. * . T“ " ' . T<; absolutely the MRS. Fit El) OAltiBR, Society Editor, MAY 15, X6w 17— ’■ T ^ y the metket. I Phone 21T-W Daytonn at Lakeland. I t jmm h a v e e a r t r l # a « a v l a l t l a * n e 5 T iL .lt . hoeing tried It —If t e a a rsr e s o l a s oo/TTorro a a y w f c r r e or o r vooiias • ■ a lia s Jacksonville at Orlando. ’ * e.illv My trife took * ar U It r o a are e a t r r ta la la s , w rite a p i.a la l r a•rd to Ihla S r p a r la m t , r t i l u SL Petersburg at Tampa. . o r■ Ir lrh p a a r Ihr l i r a . It wtU l” h " '« hther “ *n* •few / • Jarr las lla MAY 18. 19, 20— ] vrava r e a t l r ap prrrlatrS . Daytona at Tampa. Honey and Tar. In a Jacksonville at Lakeland. CALENDAR I f , ,h< »«nt to sleep and slept St. Petersburg at Orlando. nT^ entire night. Your renteMAY 22, 23. 24— J quickly and relief i» Perman- Thursday— All day meeting of the Daytona nt St. Petersburg. leagu e of Women’s Voters and geld ivsrywhtfe."'Al*v‘ Orlando at Lakeland. County Federation of Women's Tampa at Jacksonville. Club, beginning at 9:110 A. M. Thursday— Mrs. Harry Ilccrtn will MAY 23, 28, 27— McCuIIer «• Tampa at Daytona. entertain the members of the Id* Lakeland at Orlando. lers Club at her home on East Sec* St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. ond Street. [enrv McLouIin, Jr. Friday— "Old Plantation" given by MAY 29. 30, SI— wnCMN-OFTOMBTRIST St. Petersburg at Daytona. the members of the Westminster Lakeland at Tampa. Club at the Parish House. Orlando at Jacksonville. Fridny— "Tho Return of Miles O’ Rourko" given nt the K. C. Hall on JUNE 1. 2. 3— Orlando at Daytona. Onk avenue, at 8:16 P. 61. under Jacksonville at Tampa. the auspices of the Catholic ladies. St. Petersburg at Lankeland. Monday— Mrs. Porter Wakefield will JUNE 5, 6, 7— entertain the members o f the BusiLakeland at Daytona. nes* and Professional Women's Sanford, Fla t t III St. Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg. Club with a garden party rt her Tampa nt Orlando. home in Geneva, at 7:30 p. m. Monday— Mrs. R. W. Pearman will en­ JUNE 8, 9. 10— Daytona nt Orlando. tertain the membera o f the St. A g ­ Lakeland nt Jacksonville. nes Guild at her home on West First Tampa nt St. Petersburg. Street, at 3:30 p. rn. JUNE 12, 13, 14— Daytona nt Jacksonville. Mrs. Forrest I-ake hnd as her Orlando nt St. Petersburg. guests yesteiday, Mrs. Uradshaw, Tnmpn nt Lakeland. Miss Maggie Hart, Mrs. Margaret JUNE 15. 16. 17— Ramos and Mrs. Cloudman of Orlan­ Jacksonville at Daytona. do. They nttonded the Elimination Lakeland at St. Petersburg. Bridge Party given nt the Pariah Too Can Find the Name of Orlando at Tampa. House yesterday nfternoon given £wr I i»e Professional and JUNE 19. 20. 2 1 under the auspices of the Woman's B«inr«i Man in Sanford in Daytonn at Lakeland. Guild. flit Column Each Day Jacksonville at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Tampa, ALL DAY MEETING. JUNE 22. 23, 24— Thoro will bo an ail-day meeting Dnytona at Tampa. of the League of Women’s Voters nnd Jacksonville at Lakeland. tho County Federation o f Women’s St. Petersburg at Orlande. Attorney-nt-Lnw Clubs tomorrow beginning at 9 A. M., JUNE 26, 27. 2 8 bm Seminole County Hank nt "the Woman's Club. A picnic lunch Da ytonn at St. Petersburg. FLORIDA will be served. VOID Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville. ELIMINATION BRIDGE PARTY JUNE 29, 30—JULY 1— An occaaion o f much enjoyment nnd Tampa at Daytona. a derided success both socially and [Contractor and Builder Lakeland at Orlando. financially was the Elimination Bridge St. Petereburg nt Jacksonville. Tarty given yesterday afternoon at FLORID! FORD the Parish House, with Mrs. B. P. JULY 8, 4, 5— St. Petersburg at Daytona. Whitner, Mrs. R. A. Newman and SMITH BROS. Lakeland at Tempo. Mrs. Forrest Lake as hostesses for Orlando Jacksonville. and Machine Co. the Women's Guild. There were JULY 8, 7,at8— fourteen tables of players. Orlando at Daytona. Auto Repair W o rk Tho Parish Honso which lends It­ Jacksonville at Tampa. W Center First tad Oak self so well to the decorstorid hand, St. Petersburg at Lakeland. was exceptionally lovely yesterday JULY 10, II, I t — DELIVER T H E G O O D S ' with qnantities o f various colored poLakeland at Daytona. tunias nnd ferns. |ck Service Transfer The hours passed quickly In the in­ Jacksonville at Tampa. St. PcUlautiiK « l Lakeland. teresting gaiTie uf ui luge, ami when JULY 13, 14. 18— Storage t iiciliUeH scores were counted it was found that Dnytona at Orlando, yltiM you, trll others; If n» Mrs. C. M. Morse and Mrs. Julius lakeland at Jacksonville. Schulte held high score for the Elim­ 1(11 ui. Phone 498 Tampa at lakeland. inating side and were, awarded silk hose, whilo Mrs. W. D. Holden and JULY 20. 21. 22— tits, Picnics, Fishing, Outings Jacksonville at Daytona. Mrs. George Rico held high score for Launch SANFORD the losing side. They were given Orlando at Tampa, lakeland at SL Petersburg. dainty hand-made handkerchiefs. The Capt. Atkinson JULY 24. 25. 26— cut prize, a Shnkesporinn Calendar Daytona nt Lakeland. Phone 295-1.1 was won by Mrs. George Herring. Jacksonville nt Orlando. At tho conclusion o f the card game 203 P.. Third St., Sanford the hostesses served refreshments eonSt. Petersburg at Tampa. JULY 27. 28, 29— isting of apricot ice nnd delicious Daytona nt Tampa. home mndc cake. Jacksonville at lakeland..- . . W. HERNDON SL Petereburg at Orlando. KATHLEEN MALLORY MISSION [Insurance Agency JULY 31— AUGUST 1, 2— CIRCLE MEETS FIRE—AUTO— RONDS Dnytona at SL Petersburg. Mrs. McGahagit entertained the Orlando at Lakeland. ................................. ..... Kathleen Mallory Mission Circle Tampa at Jacksonville. nt her home on Magnolia avenue on 3, 4, 5— irton Horn Service Tuosdny afternoon. The attendance AUGUST Tampa at Daytona, was not ns good ns usual on account lakeland at Orlando. -----ATo f several o f the members having St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. gone to Jacksonville to attend tho AUGUST 7, 8. 9— Southern Baptist Convention. SL Petersburg nt Daytona. Mrs. Stanley hnd charge of the Lakeland at Tampa. program, the subject for the after­ Orlnndo nt Jacksonville. noon being, “ The House Beautiful," AUGUST 10. 11, 12— nford n o v e l t y which is the splendid edifice that has Orlando at Dnytona. been erected in Louisville by the WORKS Jacksonville nt Tampa. Baptist woman for n W, M. U. train­ St. Petersburg nt lakeland. ing school. L COLLER, Drop. At tho conclusion of the program AUGUST 14. 15. 16— |nera! Shop and MW iced refreshments were served. Next lakeland nt Daytona. Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg. week the circle will meet with Mra Tampa at Orlando. Rhodes on Palmetto nnd Twelfth. Work AUGUST 17. 18. 19— --------- Vote Fur The Bond Issue---------Daytona at Orlando. lACTOU and B U IL D E R ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Iakclund at Jacksonville. OF SANFORD HIGH ■■mill Street R»nford. Tit Tampa at SL Petersburg. HOLD FINE MEETING --------- Vote For The Ilond Issue----' PROFESSIONAL [and bu sin ess DIRECTORY Jeorpe A. DeCottes S. 0. kShinholser S iford Battery Service Company Geo. \V. Knight Eslnte and Insurance FLORIDA inford Machine & Foundry Co. *' *" »nd Boiler Work; Grin4|n(; DeLase Piston.; Hla»* and Pins; Flywheel n,nd>: Vr.nk Shafts re: *«»»«• for c.llle Inboard and ** Mo,0r, ----------- Phone II AfieldCarburators and ,;“ !"*ntfed by ford Battery Service company ■ m iiiiiN n iiiiiin iin iiiiin i WOODRUFF BOOSTS INLAND WATERWAYS s ___ "Waterway" Woodruff (E. T.) for many years chairman of the water­ ways committee of the Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce, and who has visited West Palm Bench nnd other east const towns n number of times in that in­ terest was in West Pnlm Bench yes­ terday in conference with President Cole and Secretary Robinson of the Chamber of Commerce regarding tho government hearings to be held nt Titusville tomorrow ami in thin city Wednesday. On the Okeechobee llr&nch of the Florida Best Coeat Railway, Cheleota, Fla., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. P in t class cuisine. Rates $2.50 to $150 per day; $10 to 816 per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager 61r. Woodruff feels that unl'fd ef­ fort in tanking a good showing for MARBLE & GRANITE W ORKS this important route via SanforJ will SANFORD piacticntly Assure its completion JOHN GOVE, Proprietor “ This route is the St. Johns-lndian CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY river route," ho argues, “ beca tsc It 1018 West First 8tre«t 1018 West First Btree* has so much of the distance n natural waterway for its course. The routo will cost about $7,000,000 less nnd will accommodate n vast majority of pop­ ulation and territory, Studebaker "All nlong in the towns 1 hnvc vis­ ited I have been grently encouraged by the enthusiasm and interest shown by commercial and civic organization officials. Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Pnlm Reach and other towns on the cast const seem decidedly In fnvor of the route." Little Six.....$1230.00 Bix Six........... $2025.00 Special S i x ............................................ $1680.00 Mr. Woodruff will nit end the meet­ ing in Titusville tomorrow, he stated. — West Pnlm Bench Post. A. C. FORT, Agent (Delivered) SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY -8A N F0R D , FLA. WIGHT BROS. GAKAGK- --------- Vote For The Rond Issue Dance at the Montezuma Hotel Thursday night, May 18. Admission $1.00. 4 l-ltc -Vote For The Rond Issue WILL lll'll.l) ANOTHER BUSINESS BLOCK ’H I S B a n k i s A Leonard Morrelln has pnrclmaed n lot from Thomas Emmett Wilson on Pr.lmetto avenue next to the city hall nnd will build nt once n two story brick building. The lower floor will bo built for stores nnd the second floor for offices. Palmetto avenue nnd other avenues will soon be busi­ ness blocks as far ns Third street. Watch this city grow. H u m a n In stitu tio n Conducted by men who value the ------- Vote For The Bond Ieaue------TEARING THEM DOWN. esteem o f their fellowmen, and who extend, in all sincerity, the full services and courtesies o f the bank. Workmen hnve started tearing down the old Miller building nt the comer o f First street nnd Pnrk avenue nnd the old Philips building just across tho street on the opposite comer. Theso are old landmarks of many years standing that arc making way for the new ^rder o f things nnd fine new four and five story buildings will grace these corners—the principal com e.t o f the city. First National Bank ------- Vote For The Bond Ieane------Danco at the Montezuma Hotel Thursday night, May 18. Admission $1.00. 44-1 tc : A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I*. FORSTER, President II. F. WHITNER, Cashier ■ ■ BIG SALE OF SEC­ OND HAND CARS The Chance of a Life-Time to Gel Good Car Cheap 1 Olds 0 .............. $150.00 I Olds fl ................ $500.00 1 Ford Sedan ..............- ............ $375.00 1 Oakland Six ................ .......... $500.00 All in good mechanical condition. WILLIAMS' GARAGE 41-tfc SPECIAL 44 Albert W. Gilchrist shipped about 2,000,000 quarts o f ar It's Gilchrist’s time to WIN. Gilstrawberries, which ware sold for cash"at" the Plant City freight station christ Is the people'* ">»"• » « WILL for about $700,000. .w in ,-(P a id political advertisement) Money Talks’ ’ | Also Terms Talk s $225 and $350 buys Ford Touring Cars. $350 and $675 buys Buick 4 and 6. All in good condition, newly painted. See me at once... Guarantee a fit NEEDED 1IY FLORIDA IN THE U. 8. SENATE Albert W. Gilchrist is a son of Flor­ ida. You ore sons and daughters of Florida. Voto for your brother Albert. No “ Mcllcn’s Food" Senator enn claim n second term who defeated an able senator for n second term. “ A tree which bringeth forth not good fruit Is cut down nnd cast Into ■ the fire." The same is true of a U. S. Senator. 3. Gilchrist for the Senate— Henry Ford for Mussle Shoals. Gilchrist is for tho beter rare of nil disabled ex-soldiers nnd ox-snitors fi nnd their dependents. Gilchrist favors amending Federal Aid Lows, to tho end that state author­ A meeting o f tho Alumni Agaoda* Messrs. Newman Brothers, Plant ities may prescribe specifications and tion of the Sanford High School was City, Fla., recently sold $242.00 worth materials, which would mean more held nt the High School Inst nlghL 0f peppers ns the result of one plck- miles of good roads in Florida. In the absence of the President, Roby jng front three acres; they inform Gilchrist will work for the U. S. to I-aing, Mr. Ben Whitner was in us they will receive before they have enter the League of Nations, with such charge of the meeting. (linishod gathering this crop an avreservations ns will safeguard the The minutes o f the last meeting ernge of $1,000 per acre during the interests of our great country. Peace were read by the Secretary and then 8Pason. They have finished planting necessary to prosperity. tho various committees were called three acres of strawberry set!, with Gilchrist is for MORE BUSINESS on for reports. The entertainment „ totnl of 35,000 plant, from which IN GOVERN6IBNT nnd LESS GOVcommittee had done some great work they will sell $5,000 worth for trans... Th„ „ nnd a wonderful time is planned for planting to people who will cultivate ERNMLNT IN BUSINESS. The U. the banquet which will be held at the strawberries for next season. , s * Treasury should not be made the Valdez Hotel Wednesday evening, v - . - p — ti . v « n . _____ politician's Christmas tree. May 31, at eight-thirty o’clock. A 0 I The inherent rights o f the states report from the Secretary showed Dance nt the Montezuma Hotel and individual citizens must he prethat all reservations fo r places at lh* Thursday night, Mny 18. Admission Mrved. Gilchrist is n real Democrat; banquet had rot been turned in yet. $1.00. 44-lte a plain business man and not a politicPlcase see that this is done right ______Vole For The Bond Issue Ian. Florida needs 1dm in the U. S. away as the time is limited! # *v #■-* .. . Senate. HE MADE GOOD AS GOVVote For The Bond Iasae______ You are aware of the fact that WILL MAKE GOOD AS --------- Vote Por Hie )»ona iasae— p ,ant cityi , , nC(S November, hM £ “ I'm Going Right Straight Back to My Dear OH Florida Home,” at Hlntor-mister's Piano Store, Wclnkn Block. 20-tfp CHULUOTA INN ■ s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N. H. GARNER! The Amount Doesn’ t Count. It’s the Start— 3 That’s the Thing J “ MONEY TALKS” | 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 fo r 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.” S 3 : 3 ■; 3 3 « Open your Savings Account TO D A Y! | THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU § “MONEY TALK” g ------ . - ■- —--------------- ■ -------------------------- ■ ■ The Seminole Count; Bank} STRENGTH- -PROGRESS- -SERVICE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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' : ' ' • * . ' *.4W1 si i f #*® • t t t City Su bstantial IN T H E H E A R T O P T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T H erald V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD. FLO R ID A . TH U R SD A Y, M A Y 18. 1922 VOLUME in . SANFORD "Th e City Substantial” N U M BER 45 ADMITTED GENOA CONFERENCE WOMENTOAREBOARD BOND ISSUE CARRIED BY MEMBERSHIPS OVERFLOW MEET AT HAGUE SOUTHERN BAPTIST MEETING HANDSOME MAJORITY FOR FOR PEACE OF WORLD NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS Change in Constitution Adopted A ft e r a Spirited Debate MAN CAUGHT BY KANSAS CITY AUTHORITIES u. S. NOT READY Experts W ill Further Examine the Russian P roblem SETTLED DOWN ■n, r t. u w r l i l r i I’ w O , . 1 Mn>. JR,— Sir Edwanl GENOA, Gririr announced on l*h n lf of the BriU bh itelcptt n «hi* «<u,rn° on j , dikes rfcci.eil from the United Statc» government and did not seem likrl) the United States would parti­ ciple in the Hague meeting at least until scope of meeting was better un- 415 Votes Cast for Bonds FOUR DEAD and 53 A gainst IN B A T T L E the Bonds NEAR BELFAST RATIO OF 8 TO 1 JA C K SO N V ILLE , May 18.— Women will be admitted to membership on executive committee and various boards o f the Southern Itaptist convention' here todayy. A change in the constitution adopted after a spirited disapprov- ’ Ir. J. W. Porter, DLouisvillo, who quoted Apostle Pnul'a nbjunction al from Dr, o f women speaking in church. “ We have started on a down grade and time will come when women w ill preside over thia convention," he said. A change in the constitution does not provide for any specific number o f women on W HO IS A L LE G E D TO H A V E the executive committee and boards, as n«kcd in memorial for woman's mis­ W ILD N IG H T F IR IN G IN MARsionary union, but leaves number to be determined from yenr to year. Action S W IN D LE D P E O P L E A T KOW IIONB D ISTR IC T CAUSES on the proposn1 preceded reports on foreign missions and home education. DAYTO NA DEATHS The Baptists adopted report which termed Darwin evolution theory "not M ir Tl>e A M n r U lr 4 I ' r r m science nt nil but just theory." ( I l f T h e A a .n rln tril I ’ rra a l K A N S A S CITY', May 18— Postal au­ B E LFA ST, May 18.— Wild night fir ­ thorities late last night arcsted a man ing in Marrowbone district o f llclfnst, here in connection with whnt they said with police and soldiers battling with extensive swindling scheme conducted gunmen, followed by further shooting at Daytona, Florida. Man was held today ns working people on way to for investigation, no charges prefer­ jobs. A t least four men nro dead ns red. A Cleveland man, it was stated, a result o f the disorders, several oth­ ers wounded. lost $120,000 in an allsged swindle. HISTORIC HOSPITAL DESTROYED BY FIRE AT ROME T O D A Y 16 PATIENTS’ BODIES FOUND DAY’ TO N A , Fla., May 18.— As far Kiwanians Had as can he learned, no report was ever Santo Spirito Hospital W as Founded in T w elfth Great Time GENOA. M iy 10.—Non-aggression made here of tho fleecing of a Cleve­ Century by Pope Innocent III Yesterday part adnpte I unanimously nt plenary land man of $120,000. ,,,iion of political suh-commisslon o f Kiiion ot p° ROME, May 18— A disastrous fire swept the historic hospital o f Snnto The regular luncheon of the KiGenoa conference today, Pact was G eorgia Girl Killed, Spirito, one o f the most picturesque and ancient charitable institutions in wants Club held nt the Valdez yester­ not lipr.ci hut adopted in form o f hasW as Rural Carrier— Rome today. Sixteen bodies were recovered from the burning ruins nt 7:30 day wns a humdinger. The Iwya were olution. Each state pledging Itself to this morning. Institution accommodates nearly 5,000 patients nnd includes nil there full o f pep nnd ginger nr.d A ttacked By N egroes respect it * hospital, lunntic asylum, foundling home nnd refuge fo r aged nnd infirm. wanted everybody to know it. Kiwnnnin Connelly reported the re­ Assailants Have Been Captured and Flames originated nt midnight In the laundry. Insignificant at first but GENOA. May IS.—The Hague has spread rapidly to neighboring wards, each containing thirty chronic or in­ sults o f tho Waterways hearing nt Will lie "Eased Out" be<n dr finitely .elected ns the meeting firm patients, who became panic stricken. Wooden beams collapsed burying Titusville Tuesday, nnd assured the place fur the experts who will further twenty chronic patients. Rescuers rushed through the fire and smoke nnd club that ere lon^' the Kiwnninns could ( l l r T h i A i u n r U l r i I ’ rraa) examine the Russian problem, it was S A N D E K S V IL L E , Ga., May 18.— brought out twelve but all wore dead from suffocation. Snnto Spirito was be the guest of the Captain o f the announce'1 last night. Arrangements Mrs. Mills Kitchen, 18, was shot and founded in the twelfth century by Pope Innocent, III. Majestic, largest liner afloat, when for the Hague conference in June were killed today at n lonely spot on the she tied up nt the city dock in Lake practically -> mplcted with yesterday's public highway about five miles from Monroe. srceptsni c l y the Russians of the pro­ Duvisboro. OtTicers said the crime Kicvntiians Swope, Russel and Wnlsposals submitted to them, which havo was committed by two negroes. Pos­ mu nru headed for the International been amended so ns to provide that ses are scouring the country for thu Convention nt Toronto. It is needless a truce between the vnrious powers suspected slayers. to say thnt these gentlemen will ade­ will continue fur a maximum o f eight Mrs. Kitchen was u rural mall car­ quately represent Sanford nnd will months. rier and had stopped to put mail in n bring the Sanford Club standing be­ A meeting of the full political com­ box at a farm house when the negroes fore the International. mission of the conference will be held nttackcd her. The negroes escaped in Mr. Fhilips, o f Lake Mary, aldy as­ this morning and the final plenary ses­ her automobilo but are reported to And U nder the H ea dof One Competent Cc:Vrrr«is* sisted by Mr. Ilnll. also o f latke Mnrv. sion probably on Friday. Premier have been captured this afternoon s i o n e r Instead o f l:i»e ft L«-4 f’- • •• •»• V - • f• W*•S S e l i n * were guests of the Club and told the 0 . ... | k . • w W M SS • when the car broke down near Kiddleboys about lotko Mary, and what wns land Friday afternoon. ville. Keport added that n mob nrc being done nt Lake Mary. Mr. Phil­ rock road, nnd the 9-foot road for The pr>> r* verbal rcluting to tho proparing to lynch them. The recommendation that the pres­ ips said thnt "Some people did not trunk line highways is a thing of tho Lloyd George plan fo r dual commis­ ent road department Inw which pro­ past. It is truo those types of road know where Lnko Mary was or how to sions to meet at the Hague which was vides for a commission o f fiv e memD A U G H E R T Y IN V IT E S presented to the Kussinns on Monday hers to supervise highway construe- served their day and did n herculean gut there, hut that nil rends Icud to 8 T B B L MERGER PE O PLE Lake M ary" and thnt there would be lost wns adopted with an annex. With TO M E E T W ITH HIM tion in the stntc be nmended nnd thnt task, but the traffic of today alone, to the amendments carried today by the a department o f highways under the say nothing o f the future trnfflr, is seventy-five new houses going up •ub-commi.sion it will bo sent to supervision o f one commissioner be too heavy n burden for them to bear, there before tho close o f next season. dtntood. • SMITH WOULD REVISE THE STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT INTO EFFICIENT ORGANIZATION ( l l r Tha ( u c r l s I r S Washington probably with a letter o f the secretary of tho Genoa conference which i- likely to lie considered today st a meeting of the full political com­ mission. Hu WASHINGTON, May Ih. m I Dnugherty, attorney generu), today invited representatives of the eight steel com­ panies named in the senntc resolution directing inquiry into the proposed A so n | important umendment to merger o f the independent companies the document provides that the truce to meot him Saturday to discuss their will continue to operate for a period plans fo r the merger. ef four months after adjournment o f W O M A N D ISPATCH RIDER the Hague meeting. FOR C O N F E D E R A T E ARM Y, This extension is considered a vic­ DIES A T AG E OF 93 tory fur Lloyd George because it pro'ides more time for the consummation ( H r T h e A i M i - l a l r l I'r r a s ) •f the (irmnnent non-uggrestion pact ASBURY PARK, N. J.. May 18.— into whnh he hopes tho truce will be Mrs. Jnne Vandorhorst Bowly, who ■•rged. served the confederacy during tho civil After , ..nforence with Mr. Lloyd war as dispatch bearer, died at her urgi, M |arthou and M. Jasper summer home here today at the ago 1 that the French and Ilel- of 93. Sho wns born in Charleston, S. t14" d. .i (’ate* approved yesterday’s C., and w ill be buried there. pro ced.ng Un must refer the whole 1 u homo governments fo r ratification When naked last night wh«-th. r Kr.,nce intended to particiDte in the Hague meeting, the French answered that it wns too tsrlj I., . a>. PRES. HARDING W ILL D I S C U S S RATE REDUCTION — Al ay 18.—Any recognition by tho A T D IN N E R G IVEN TO N IG H T TO , 0f t|,c Huisian soviet F O R T Y LE A D IN G S T E A L '-ernm.nt ll.i ln-yond the time when MEN ’ •orat,. :i ,,( productivity in Russia ■» (llr The Apftnrlntrd I 1 h;" * I <h i set In motion by that W A S H IN G TO N , May 18.— Trans­ r> it-.-if, according to an authorportation matters including possiblo an.I plainly spoken outline o f rate reductions head list subjects 1 government obtained yesterday. which thought will he discussed to­ 1 ,r«ieipate both in tho Ge‘ unferencc and in the proposed night at tho White House dinner con­ ference to which Harding has invited ' r‘ ,on*l*l*ration o f Russian nbout fo rty leading steel men. * u t #t| U” l,UKUC‘ jt w“ » added, n the ronviction that such P *1 j Mti ! WVbr * iisr,, In i ON, "f ,0n ' 0Ul'1 " 0t h° f * d l0T l° rm' oullinpd in the Rusof May 11 at Genoa. created replacing the present commis- and it is n ‘ penny wise and pouno foolslon wns mndo yostordny by Hon. M. Jish” man who says: ‘ Lot’s build M. Smith, n form er rhnlrmnn o f the cheaper roads, let’s get two miles stntc read department and a reeog- where w * have been getting one, and nixed authority on highway construe- calling upon tho bureau o f public roads H „n> at Washington to modify its specificsMr. Smith also ndvoentod the use of tlons. It is not cheaper roads not the best materials obtainable in build- narrower rends, but wider, more subing Florida's .roads, declaring thnt it slant ini, nnd better rends thnt Florida was "penny wise nnd pound foolish" to nn w ell as every other state in the build highways with cheap material nation needs, for the rends are to be under present tra ffic conditions. He called upon to carry the ever Increasmade the following statement to a re- ing tonnnge which is neccssnry. porter for the Sentinel: i "T h ere are those who favor tho dis“ F'loridn has reached n stage in <le- trict p!nn In state rend building, just volopmcnt when cheap reads will no a t the c .oval l s in counties tolonger carry the burden o f traffic day— fiv e districts, nnd every member, which they are now called upon to car- not only on the boards o f county comry, in the shape o f heavy tonnnge on missioners, but every member, o f tho trucks, to say nothing o f the heavy state road department trying to get nil passenger enr with its speed. The day he can fo r his ‘dcestrict.’ has come when practically nil short nm convinccil thoroughly that if hauls o f merchandise and freight of m # > u to w,de iyBtcm o f tninW ,int. ail kinds are carried on trucks and it roo,|g „ rcAUty, or lf thll to is not an uncommon thing to see wo come ,n any rcalonab|e |,.nRth o f timCt and a half to five to ntruck loaded to >ome „ !hcr , hfln , hat now ,n c f. the brim, going over our rend* from ^ w||| hnvp bp pu, opcrnl,on. fiften to twenty-five mile, per hour. My own oplnloni nn), thl. too nfter "Within the past five year, espec- very cnrpfu, thoUK,lt nnil comlderalally, the nation has been discussing Uon> f|ot )m|y o f th|, ,lunk„ .rH ,iut lhc the rond problem. It U utrnnKC »ut tin well o f this plan, is that a true that it often take, a great calnm- mor(, cffc clive nr„, efficient read doity to arouse the people to a true pnrtmcnt would he the abolishment of sense o f their needs. The road ques­ the present plan of five members and tion was brought forcibly to the at­ the rreation o f a department o f high­ tention o f the American people by the ways, with the office o f highway com­ great world war, which showed not missioner, and then let the legislature only the needs fo r substantial high- provide u salary commensurate with ways, but the benefits as well to nny , hp (JutJ|<ll to ,K. p «rrontu.(i nn,j thc county, state, or nation. "The day of tho sand-clay read, the Il'sitlM S I 1*1 l‘ » * » T v * ) Wic in r r m on any Pure|y wienR a n u , 't.“,l‘tlon ot conditions in tk»n , * * vicw * orecommendaa»rcii] r UP* ncceMary for the cotnn| of ; , ncla land industrial rvYlno ' r,,untry; hut it will have the Russian . There wns but very little demon­ stration over the bond Issue tho fncts nnd figures being presented to the voters in the Herald and in circulnre and the streets to be improved were all given with the amount of money to be expended. The $625,000 in bonds rcnlIv means that the people voted for public improvements yesterday the sum o f $290,000. Outstanding w ar­ rants w ill be taken up in the sum o f $35,000, ranking n total o f $325,000. Abutting property owners will pny the sum o f $300,000 hack to the city for these improvements thus making up tho total issue for bonds yesterday of $025,000. The lionds arc for new streets, sew­ ers, n municipal pier on the lake, boat basin nnd many other improvements n*edcd here including n library build­ ing. There wns some opposition to the bond issue just ns there is opposition to nil lionds issues nnd there is oppo­ sition to every candidate thnt aspires to an office. People have the right to vote for bonds and ngninst lionds just as their fnney dictates nnd no liona issue wns ever carried unnnimously. The bond issue in Snnford thnt will come ns near being unanimous will he the one for municipal ownership that will come Inter and will carry hy the largest mnjnrity thnt any bond issue ever had In the south. These lionds will be levied against the muniripnl plants nnd not against tho city although the bonds wiil be secured by the vote of the people of Sanford. Hearing: on Capitol Rebuilding: Injunction Resumed at Quincy Doc Dean W'as asked for n speech, and responding admitted that tho ac­ cusation was true. Ralph Wigh will speak for weeks It I* Understood Only Briefs and A f f i ­ davits to Be F'ilrd from yesterday. T IP P L E S BLOWN U P A T COAI MINES NEAR T U R T L E CREEK ( l l r T h e A aa n rln lrd l>rr**| PITTSBURGH, Pa. May 18.— Tippies at Three Wagon coal mines near Turtle Creek, Pittsburg suburb, was blown up this morning with a loss ap­ proximately $1,500, No casualties. ( l l r T l< » A * * » r U l r d I 'r r a a ) T A L L A H A S S E E , May 18.— H ear­ ing on nn attempt o f Mnrion county !elti*ens to enjoin constniction o f the 1new addition to thu capitol here was nhcduled to be resumed at Quincy todny. It in understood only briefs and additional affidavits will be filed. No oral argument. rM I 1 rI !* r* » ln n i" *ny 'lib e ra tio n s which r‘‘t ° Knition o f the soviet *ould »hu among Prof. Lawton, o f the Educational Committee, spoke on suggestion of Secretary Davis that nil immigrants bo registered. At this juncture Ed. Line received a telegram which he asked permission to rend. The telegram follows: "Bingvillo, Ou. "Mr. Ed. Lane, "Sanford. “ Understand Kiwnninn Jno. Dean will take unto himself ono w ife on or n! out June 15th; thnt snid w ife will lie a great comfort to Johnnie nnd will assure a regular nnd prompt attend­ ance nt all Kiwnnis meetings, etc. "CORN COB JIM ." Bonds for city Improvements to the amount o f $C25,000 were carried here yesterday in a ratio o f about 8 to 1 for the bonds. The official figures In the election were 415 votes for the bonds and 53 against the bond? which was about the number o f votes that the wise ones figured would be cast ngnlnst them. There is rarely ever a big vote on nny bonding proposition. The average citizen thinks the bonds will In* carried whether he votes or not and he is usually disposed to nllow the other fellow to carry the bond issue without him. This is true o f all elec­ tion for bonds in nil communities. It wns surprising to the majority o f the people here Inst night to lenrn that so many had voted In the bond election. There are about 1,500 voters in the city. Out o f this number there were 502 thnt had not pnitl their poll taxea or in other words there were 93P that could vote out o f which only 4C9 did vote and considering tho vote polled it was one o f the Inrgcst thnt has ever voted on a bond issue considering the population. r> Ue L-ni? 11 explained, with n t t M#,e* *' ready to cmb* rk I Pvcpl*. Mr. Scoggan wns tho speaker o f the dny and occupied the full ten minutes with n splendid talk on "F'loridn, the greatest State, and Sanford the Great­ est City In F'loridn.” Kiwnninn Scoggnn gave ninny incidents of whnt wns being done in other states, and how Snnford nnd F’loridn, were outdoing them. ELECTIO N W AS VERY Q U IE T O N E HUT LA R G E VOTE W AS POLLED Judge Moines, Ed. I>ane, Tom Jones and Tommy W atson on the “ Camel Express on Shrine day, M ay 27th, in Sanford w -Jl - �A **£■•■< k . v .. .. T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H E R A LD , W ED NESD AY, M A Y 17, 1922 PAGE 8 a ,v i| 5»C| ' .1 i M i4- *!* r 3 r m , »r»' * FOR S A L R —Gaaolino pump and 180 gallon tank.— L. F. Roper. Phono 100. 39-tic CLASSIFIED ADS FOR S A L E — A practically new piano. High grade, walnut finish for cash. 8150.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp C lu iK ltd Adn 5c ■ line. No ..ad taken for leaa than 25e. and poaltlvely no claaalfled ada charged to anyone. Caah mu«t accompany all ordera. Count fire words to a line and remit accordingly. FOR S A L E '»> t ‘ ufr-i i ' i... 1 ' ' V ;' ' r • 1k CHREVOLETPOBn ' Z FOR S A L E — 1922 Model Ford tour­ ing car. W ill sacrifice for quick j rash sale. Address "C. C." care o f Hcrnld. 43-3tp FOR S A L E —Seven room house with hath, three porches, new garage, price 83,500. Half cash, balance on terms. Phone 487-J. 43-5tc F 6 R & AI.K—Red Stnr Detroit Vapor stove, Cost $50 year ago, $15 cash takes it. Inquire ut 1200 Palmetto street. 42-dh-tfp FOR R E N T FOR RE N T— Furnished house with a garage. Apply 107 W. 9th St., or shape, 8250 terms - r $200 cash. 490 43-Gtp phone 240. Model.— Hire A AValker, In old Ford Garage. dh-tfp FOR RE N T— 5 roomed house furnish­ ed, 201 5th st., corner Magnolia. 43-3tp H U PM O B ILE owner I Used parts for F'OR R E N T— Light housekeeping Model R. O. K. Hnlf price. Adapartment, nil convenience. Phono dresa Hupmobilc, care Herald. 283-J. 42-tic 41-Mon-WcJ-Fri.p lit’xiM Ft lit ltEN T — Furnished ItK F O R S A LE — Fine celery farm, 10 privilege of garage. 709 Palmetto acres rich hammock lnnd, cultivated avenue. 34-10tp 10 years. Crop on It now. Two flow­ FOR RE N T— Rooms nnd kitchenette. ing wells, 8H acres tiled; nlso thirty — Shirley Apartments opposite post acres hammock adjoining with one office, upstairs. 28-tfc well and smnll part cleared, near Cameron City. Apply to owner for FOR R E N T —Two unfurnished rooms, particulars. Herbert O. Crinpcn, R. bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good R. A . Ilox 189. 32-12p location. Apply "R. S.", enro of HerG-tfc f O il S A L E — 15 acres orange grove, nld Office. flno land, about 400 old benring W ANTED orange and grapefruit trees. Also pe­ can, peach, grapes, pears and other W A N T E D —A ninn to work on farm. Apply to M. S. Nelson. Ilox 27G, fru it trees on Gdlden Lake, 3Vi miles 44-2tp south o f Sanford. Also nnother 4Vi Sanford. acres of fine rich, cultivated pine lnnd with about 75 old bearing ornnge and grapefruit trees, and about 75 pecan trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own­ er, Herbert O. Crippen, R. R. A. Ilox 189. 32-12p YO U N G LAD Y desires room nnd board in private family. Address, “ I I " care Herald. 43-2tp FOR S A L E OR L E A S E -O n e 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking distance to city. Two lots corner Center and Elm ave. Two lots west aide Palmetto ave., 50 ft- from Elev­ enth St. Mnke offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., I«oa Angelee, Calif._________________288tf; 29 tf position, part or full tini". Fast and accurate. “ Lady Stenographer," care of Hcrnld. 41-Mon-Wed-Fri. ROOMS W ANTED to take care o f Shriners, May 2G to 27. List rooms with Sanford Shrine Club or cnll 42-5tc FOR SA LE — Potato hnrreln in any phone 101. qunntity, special prices on car lots, W A ITR E S S W A N T E D — Depot Rescorrespondence solicited, Clearwater tnurnnt. 43-3tc M fg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc C O M PETE N T Stenographer wishes rr 1 I n/ . ■ j 1 ?> F’* * m-I’ I M O N E Y TO LO AN A T 4%— On homes, groves nnd fnrms, 4 per cent simple interest In multiples of 81,000 payable 810 per month. Strout Agen­ cy, Box 518, Eustls, Fla. 35-10tp FOR S A L E — Alto Saxophone, prac­ ROOMS W ANTED to take care of tically new Good condition Very Shriners, Mny 2G to 27. List rooms reasonable See Warren, Scminolo Ho­ with Sanford Shrine Club or cnll tel 44-3tp phone 104. 42-5tc F D R ' S A IlK -f-w ceks' •old Berkshire W A N T E l)—Smnll cottage, unfumishnnd Jersey pigs, 84.00 each, nlso ed or hnlf of house, or unfurnished good milk cow with fivo weeks calf, housekeeping rooms. Address "P er­ 8-'0.— !L C. N.miiii, Luugumxi, Fin. manent,’ P. O. nox 648, Sanford. 34-p 44-3tp FOR S A LE — Warehouse with R. R. siding. Within four blocks o f centei of city. Ceo. V . K N IG H T _____ 272-tfc FOR S A L E — Ford Sedan.— L. F. noper. Phone ICG. 39-tfc fci F 6 R S A L E — A smnll 4-room house and largo lot, 3 miles out on Orlando road. House is new, screened and painted, good water, largo chicken run, nice shady front yard. W ill sell cheap. Address "Owner" care Herald. 42-3tp 17,700 Acres In East Orange County On Famous Orlando to Ocean it i^ S lO d j Itlrh Farming, Citrus and Trucking Lands Being Syndicated in 30 Acre Tracts Each tract fronting on OrlandoOcean Boulevard nt the estrrmely low price of— $28.21 per Acre I n j• IMj s • » • i I ft M - ' ft* . *-4 V ■ h ' w if iSI t rv iH iivV i «M Five Yenrs in Which to Pay.— Title Good— Warranty Deed Guaranteed Land Mny Be Occupied Before Payment Completed This tract consists of 17,700 seres bordering both sides the Drlnndo-Knst Const Sixteen-foot Boulevard for nbout eight miles, is intersected by tho Florida Enst Const Railroad nnd two other main county highways ono o f which is to be hard-surfaced also. Upon completion of these hnrdsurfaced runds the value o f this land will increase very sub­ stantially ns has nlready been demonstrated In nil other sec­ tions o f Orange County, and the syndicate proposes to sell in imall tracts the eyndlcute hold­ ings nt n profit. This tract is virgin timbered nnd the timber is conservatively es­ timated to be worth $12.00 per acre. References— Any bnnk or busi­ ness bouse In Orango County. Honest Salesmen Wanted Mail Coupon Today for Particulars O R LA N D O -E A ST COAST L A N D CO. 120 So. Orange Ave., Orlnndo, Fin. Please send particulars of your 17,­ 700 acre development This In no manner obligates me. Nam e ...... ......... ......... ■ .... Addresn •«••»••»..» Sanford Dally Herald, Sanford, Fla. SPORTS Y E S T E R D A Y S RESU LTS Florida State League A t Orlando. 2; Jacksonville, 1. A t Tnmpu, 5; St. Petersburg, 4. A t Lakeland, 7; Daytona, 3. it saves us ienvlng an editorini column j fnr down to the south. The north­ filled with A. P. advance matter wo ern bad valuable mines o f iron nnd see no objection to letting a confiding copper to lie developed, and it too hnd public believe that we would sloop to a vast wealth in forests o f white such slop, for we know thnt wo can do pine which had never been touched better ourselves. Everybody in the by the axe o f the lumberman. But state knows thnt Brother Benjntnin it was not to remain long in its prim­ uses nothing but original matter, but itive wildness. The story went out it is nn accusation instead o f nn ad­ o f its great forests o f the finest mission. Stick with the gang, Uncle building timber in the world, and a t­ Ben, nnd let the politicians tear ’em- tracted great numbers of lumbermen selves to bits.— Pnlntkn News. who came with their gigantic saw­ -------- Vote For The Bond Issue - mills, rutting millions of feet o f lum­ ber every day, nnd denuding thous­ ands o f acres of the trees which had been growing for centuries. There was an active demand fo r the lum­ ber, not only from the fast develop­ ing west, but from points nr fnr east ns Mnssurhuetti, In fact, all over the nation. Thriving towns were built up around the lumbering centers, *4 railroads penetrated every comer o f *4 the lnnd nnd there was wonderful to prosperity. The inexhaustible" fo r­ to ests were ?ut down nnd sold nnd "cut over" lands replaced them, nnd stand todny as lasting monuments of THE WEATHER : For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; probably showers in the extreme north portion. o f acres of form erly good growing forest lands, sapped o f their fertility by repeated fires lie as an unsightly waste nt their very doors.— Tampa Times. -------- Vote For The Bond Issue-------SHORTER ROAD TO JUSTICE CBiEflElDElEmiiiiiift ----- TONIGHTConstance Tatmadg, —I N - There arc indications to encourago the belief that the courts, from the smallest to the largest, arc respond­ ing to the general policy of avoiding wnstc and getting results by the least expenditure o f the public mon­ —ALSO— National League ey nnd nt the same time preserving A t St. Louis-Philadelphia, rain. It is n dismal story but one that the rights of the citixen. A t Chicago, 3; New York, 2. has been told of many stntcs o f the While much Is yet to be desired in A t Pittsburgh, 5; Boston, 7. Union, from Maine to Montana, nnd the work of bringing nbout reforms Other games not scheduled. will yet be told of Florida, for our in court procedure, it is plnin that the state is traveling the same wasteful old-time methods o f delaying justice American l/cague road. We could avert the coming ns long ns poVtiblc nro not being re ­ MAY McAVOY in A t New York, 3, Cleveland, 0. disaster by a wise system o f refores­ ceived with very good fnvor by tho A t Philadelphia, 9; Chicago, ti. tation, by replanting the lnnd ns fast judges o f the present dny. Tho courts “ The Truth About A t Uoston, 5; St. Louis, 0 (11 ns the present growth Is cut, but are showing more o fn tendency to Husbands” that would require more foresight and get nt the truth, rnthcr thnn to aid »in g s ). A t Washington, 2; Detroit, 4. care thnn the average lumberman is high-priced lawyers cam large fees. Also n Century Comdj willing to exercise. Nature would do I The days of the lawyers who would American Association our reforesting if we would give her browbeat witnesses ond attempt to (zHBHUniEHRiDJlNjEur^ A t Milwaukee, 2; Louisville, 4. a chance, hut we refuse to do even divert juries from the honest exnmiA t Minneapolis, 3; Toledo, 10. that. I f the cut-over lands were nation o f the evidence appear to b A t Kansas City, H; Indianapolis, 11. fenced nnd protected from fire the passing nnd the law yer who depend­ A t St. Paul, 6; Columbus, 6. * most o f them would eventually be ed on his eloquence to bring nbout ^ covered with a growth of young pines the acquittal of his client is not in so Southern League which would be of immense value in much favor ns form erly, either by Wa A t Alluntu-Ilirmingham, rain. ; a generation or two. But that is too judge or jury. to A t Chattanooga, 5; Nashville, 3. long for impntient Americans to wait. It is gratifying to see that tho Jur-( ** A t Memphis, 1; Mobile, 0. : After us, may come the deluge, but ists who have the confidence o f the * * Weather is warm, weathr A t Little Rock, 4; New Orleans, 7. what do we care? So we mny go public to the largest degree nrc in* * is dry am! so are wt bcji on carelessly wasting the patrimony who hnve just returned frea GAMES TO D A Y , of future generations. Laws are thftt bu*lnc” methods bo Titusville. Bond election to­ needed for the proper conservation of Copied by attorneys and others who Jacksonville nt Orlnndo. day and then wo shall h»n St. Petersburg nt Tnmpa. our forest wealth, but while it Is n *n*° court* bo some rain. Only waitinj for Daytona nt Lakeland. comparatively simple matter to get laid before the courts in the shortest possible time, nnd thnt rases stand those new streets and ic». thousands o f foolish lnws enacted, it era to carry o ff the big more and more upon their merits. is difficult to get a sane nnd sensible LEAGUE ST A N D IN G . The change, though it has not assum­ cr. Have you voted? one considered by any legislature. Florida State League ed unusual proportions is a real one, 5:10 A. M. M A Y IT. DR - Won Lost Pet. M’ hnt Michigan is up against nnd nnd n comparison with the methods 14 Maximum St. Petersburg 2.'. 12 .676 what Is eventually coming to Florida of a few years ago w ill demonstrate fc> Minimum U Iwikcland .« o«i MM 15 .605 is told in the following extract from the practical character o f the new 14 Range — D 18 Orlando ..... .480 nn editorinl in the Atlanta Constitu­ 19 judicial practice. There is still much Barometer ......... 2JM Tnmpa . 20 .. 18 .474 tion on this subject: to he done in the same direction, and to Southeast and clear. Daytona .. 17 19 .472 During recent years worthless cut­ judges can advance the reform by over lands by the thousands o f ncrcs insisting on strict adherence to the t o t o R a t o t o t o m * * i National League have been reverting to the state of principles of law ns they should bo Won IsOnt Prt. Mlrhlgan In lieu o f the tnx moneys applied in the interests o f obtaining — — Vote For The Ilond |**it _ A TTE N TIO N ! ALU M N I ASS’*! New York .. 18 8 .698 assessed against them. Alrendy. more justice.— DcLand News. St. Louis 14 .600 than two million ncrcs of unproduc- j 11 -------- Vote For The Ilond Issue--------A ll members o f the Alumni Awx»| Chicago .. 14 11 .560 live lnnd have thus gone into bank­ India is extending its telephone tion please send in 82 dues, (I Pittsburgh . 14 12 .638 ruptcy in Michigan; whole towns have lines until it hss built one G O O miles coming to the banquet, also u&4Ul| Philadelphia __.. 14 12 .638 hern dismantled and scrapped. The Brooklyn .. 10 14 .417 Inst decennlni census shows thnt not long and another with a length o f per plate as soon as possible. MISS ROSE GAt.LAGHQ, Cincinnati II 1G .407 only is the rural population o f Mich­ 300 miles is In service. Trumtl Boston .. 7 ■ 44-4tp 17 .292 igan declining, but thnt during the -------- Vote For The Ilond Issue The Daily Herald Delivered to your -------- Vote For The Ilond lust— last ten years preceding 1920 nlmost American league 14.000 Michigan fnrms hnve been de­ door six days a week fo r 15 cents— 81,000 Guaranteed Roach Ki.’.er t \ New York 20 10 .CG7 serted; nnd it has been estimated Join tho throngs uf readers. L. P. McCullcr’s. 414 St. Ixiuis ....... .. 19 11 .633 thnt the people o f Michigan are now -------- Vote For The Ilond Issue- ■ — Cleveland ____ _. .. 14 14 .600 sending out of the state over $30,­ Dance nt tho Montczumn Hotel -------- Vote For The Bond Istse— | Philadelphia ... . 14 14 .500 000,000 annually for lumber produced Thursday night, May 18. Admission Have you lost or foind ssjt&fl | Detroit 14 14 .500 In the south nnd west, while millions 81.00. 44-ltc A Herald Want Ad will help jw. Boston ............. .. 12 14 .462 Chicago 17 .393 ■ ■ ■ ■ a a s s iiiin | Washington 11 18 .379 Southern Association New Orlcnns 17 10 .630 LOST Memphis .. 19 12 .613 LO ST— A Kchcknh pin, please return .. 10 13 .591 to 113 East Fifth St. 44-3tp M obile Little Rock . 17 13 .567 Birmingham . 1G 15 .516 A IN ’T IT TH E T R U T H 7 Nashville . 14 17 .438 Atlnnta IH .379 20 .200 The Ocala Stnr takes the Tnmpa Chattanooga Times to task for laughing nt Park -------- Vote For The Bond Issue— Tram mell’s exploit o f several years W A STIN G OUR ( IIID R K N 'S ago when he used Henry Ilrnily’s New PA TR IM O N Y England society dinner speech, nnd then had it printed in pamphlet form Michigan has gone through nn em ulated „ i his own. The Star experience in the Inst three-quarters thinks entirely too much has been snid o f a century, townrd which Florida on this subject, no doubt agreeing is rapidly hastening, and which will with Mr. Trammell, and says the inevitably be hers, if she fails to prof­ Tnmpa Times also uses stu ff It did not it by the lessons which her sister originate. If Brother Benjamin Is state o f the north has to offer. When going to put the Indian sign on all settlers first began to flock into editors who are forced by time nnd Michigan from the east the stories ntlmr 'Gdiea to permit someone nlso to told o f the new' land, r. scmblcd very express an opinion for them he might closely those which we have heard of as well start at the head o f the class, Florida In recent years. It was rep­ and the News pleads guilty with the resented ns a land o f swninps nnd rest. The editor of the average Flori­ marshes, o f malaria nnd mosquitoes, da daily uses the title simply because whose unlucky pioneers were con­ it is custom. He is also proofreader, stantly slinking with "fev er 'n nger" haul reporter, sports writer, advertis­ nnd kept alive by libera! nnd fre ­ ing solicitor, ropy chaser, bill collec­ quent does of quinine, or "kineen" as tor, galley boy, assistant to every oth­ its shaking devotees called it. er individual in the shop—at least, we But there was more in Michignn are— ami if sonic good guy further thnn merely chills nnd fever. There along writes a sentimental essay on were seemingly illimitable forests o f why music makes the old cow give white pine in the northern part o f more milk and in the rush o f affairs the southern peninsuln and stretching Philadelphia has fallen in line with other cities in experimenting with radiophones for its police force. -------- Vote For The Bond Issue— —— the wasteful folly o f mankind. They nrc unsightly barrens, defying the e f­ forts o f nnture to cover them again with vegetation because o f the annual fires which sweep over them, burn­ ing out what llttlo fertility they might have once possessed. The once lively lumber towns are deserted nnd decadent. The railroads which once were loaded with supplies going in to the camps and lumber g-dng out to nil parts o f the country', now have no freight to carry, nnd are rusting away in. idleness. “DANGEROUS BUSINESS” A Two-Part Comedj — TOMORROW - SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Sanford's New Store- -Phone 121 The Churchwell Co. 10 Slorct* in GmirRin- -1 Store in Florili L A D IE S ’ D E P A R T M E N T M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T s In Litflit and Dark patterns, yard . BROWN BAL OXFORD $ 3.48 PEPPERELL PILLOW TUBING •12-in. wide, yard BROWN BLU OXFORD 35 c $ 3.48 A. 0. A. FEATHER TICKING yard BROWN BAL OXFORD 29c $4.39 n n 1" ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a P A Y CASH Get M ore Goods- M ore Satisfaction- -For Less Money The Churchwell Co. % FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKAj^____ �A TH E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , TH U RSD AY, M A Y 18,1922 PA G E TW O SANFORD DAILY HERALD P ah ttofeO e v e r y a l t i w a i a » » t » H gayK M M t l a AHerat* rt, It iU rl KU. »■ ** THE HERALD PRINTING CO. 1*1' III. IA II KM A a. R. M. a J. J. A. L H O L L Y ------------------------ - y f J l TT L ll. L A I t O lfff»l»r / - T m w w r NSUCL--------- •-— U #a#val ■ * “ « * ' H W IIN N ------- C O tiM f s »UU llItsMs ■Ms IM •“ S " r k * M Is a i s i * e ie e i*. m . a S v e n U lB « K a te s StaSe * » • « ■ A s ilk tlU l N efc e rrlp llee f r l r e la A S ra a e e tlaa Y e a r . Sla M aalka H e llre re A la C its fcf C a rr ie r O ae W e e k — ■ M C eata T h e hla 13- ta IS -p a s * W e e h Ilrt lUi ee r (• ■ a ll •14 e a t lr e lr e a r r r a S eaila ala • a t U pahlU hit heA* e v e r y r , U « i . A S r e r - TtoT-iTJaVee —«e tla a . lle a ta e r a lle la p allltea. y ea r, a lvrara la a S ra a a a . M K M IIK II T IIK ASSOC1A T K I I PHKSI ery advertisement, too. We note by the large increase in the Ranks’ business that your sec­ tion looks very good." And as the Florida Metropolis says, ••With Florida reported as being In the best economic condition of any state great o effect on mo tho ouiuv entire atatc »of ^rpni iiv c i un » ------ in the Union by * the bank cxFlorida and will be heralded far and ‘‘ "liners o f the Federal Reserve Syanear as one of the big achievements tom; with the acknowledged best dlin the world and -just on the ----- --of n Florida city of seven thousandl mate .......in h a b ita n t* verge o f a glorious Florida summer; oleanders in me fish lien biting, mung, the me oiwmuera ... Sanford hnd a fine system o f pavedI with the bloom, nnd tho mocking birds full strode nnd was among tho pioneer cities o f the state having some o f the splitting their throats in song, why first brick paved street! that were should we worry? The sun shines in put down in Florida. With the im­ the heavens, the governments at provements In this respect to be made Washington and Tallahassee still live here In the next six months Sanford and peace reigns." And this reminds us o f the great will have the finest system of paved streets of any city in the state, will value of hanks to the community in have a perfect sewer system, will other ways than lending money and lieve n 60,000 municipal pier that will helping in a business way. They conbe as good ns any city o f twenty-five "tantly try to impreas on the public thousand can boast and will have thut making money nnd keeping monmany other improvements that w ill(ey are different, for in the end it ia place Sanford in the front ranks o f *he money you save that does you the the progressive cities o f the south. most g»>od— therefore start a savings _________0_________ account where you know your money pic will not hcaiUte to go farther out to build their hom o now fo r thay will havu all the convenience of the city and Sanford will grow aa never before in every part o f the city. ? The Associated Press is exclusive­ ly entitled to the use fo r republica­ tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this pa­ per and alto tho local newa published herein. A ll rights of republtcation of spec­ ial dispatches herein are also re­ INCREASE IN GAS PRICES; TH E !,afc- IUnks ™ully |,ny you to rtaVe served. S E N A T E IN V E S T IG A TE S > "u' n,on* y ™ mlM,un'* thls P »y r a » « us •e iM ! H K S L D B l'IU lIU O . i.ieut quarterly, it has tins been Iteen quite forcefully demonstrated that the snfGasoline is n universal commodity.' e it p|n(.c to kl.e|l money, more than in It I* the backbone o f modem meth­ needed for pocket chnuge, is in n NOW FOR A BIG CITY ods of transportation nnd an inval. tinnk, ns n Jacksonville woman re­ liable force in the hands o f man in cently learned who hnd stolen from Sanford voted bonds yesterdny for ' carrying in his various industrial her $J00 which was hid under n mat­ |625,000 for new streets, for sewers, nnd ngriculturnl activities. Until tress. But the Jacksonville woman is for n municipal pier nnd boat basin n sntisfnctory nnd chcnper suhsti not alone ... in that matter. Hundreds ...i ...........* ------' • ----• T. •• n u i n.une m u i .n a ile r , iiu .iu re u a and for many other improvements , utl, jg d|gcoVorcd gasolinewill be l u m npv nnd often the snviners of n greatly needed here and improvec|„ ge<|onp o f (hp eIlcn ti. , nec. money and often the saving, o f a life time melt nwny because some menta that will mean a city of ten (-aaitU'ii. At present there !a nothing one steals it or the money is destroyed thousand people here in tho next two , nkp|tg |llnrp_ th)lt Iif in n com. by fire. Others will tuck the money years. Tills bond Issue was carried pnrntive sense, taking Into consider- undor „ ruff( bpneath gotm. c|nthing in by such n handsome majority that it ntion the eterna. problems o f maxi- n ,jrt.llger( |,ehind a pictura or in the is a cause for congratulation to the mum service for minimum cost. sugar bowl A . a matter of fact, all men nnd women o f Sanford who have Therefore, the rise in the price of Qj lbl,Jt, hiding places an* standard a vision of the future greatness o f affects everybody, everybody, in in on* on* oneB nni| are gasoline affects examined by a thief Sanford. The bond issue was car- DAIL.Y REPORT OF F R U IT AND •*I heartily approve o f the efforts V EG E TA B LE SHIPM ENTS of the Road Department to complete • FROM FLORIDA Road No. 2 from the Georgia line to The following number of ca n con­ Lake City, and Road No. 1 from Lako taining Florida fruits snd vegetables City to Jacksonville, fo r theso two were forwarded from Jacksonville, links in the system are ahe keynote Hampton and High Springs, via allrail during the twenty-four houn end­ ing, May 17th, 1922: (P in t column Ohio, Miss, and beyond; second column north of Savannah; third column southern points, fourth column, total) c frult __ _____ 11 1 21 9 0ranges 0 11 8 3 0 10 0 10 Vegetables ......... -... 0 0 0 Orlando’s L a rg est Store-------- Quality 0 Lettuce -----------0 0 0 0 Pineapples -------2 112 Orlando* Florida 26 84 Tomatoes ---6 0 2 3 Celery — ............ 0 49 7 42 Potatoes ---- -14 0 11 3 Peppers 3 <> 0 2 0 Be .n s _____ ___ u 26 0 23 Cucumbers .— ...... 7 72 20 45 Wntcrmclom ..... ......20 o 0 2 0 Cantaloupes ..... Y o w e ll- D r e w Co. I GROCERIES! j FRUITS ! AND VEGETABLES 3 DF.ANF TUR NER Did It WE FURNISH YOUR HIG S A L E OF SEC­ OND HAND CARS The Chance of a Life-Time to Get a (;0od Car Cheap . ^ 5150.00 j 5500.00 1 Ford Sedan 5375.00 1 Oakland Six .................. 5500.00 AO in good mechanical condition. W IL L IA M S ’ GARAGE 41-tfc HOME COMPLETE AND AT VERY SMALL PRICES NOW DURING OUR “LUCKY 13” FURNITURE S A L E S - HOOVER O BTAINS A PPR O V A L FOR G OVERNM ENT P L A N FOR COAL M IN ING III? T h e .(■ ■ n elslrd l 'r r . , 1 W ASH ING TO N, May 18.— Secretnry Hoover asked nnd obtained today approval leading operators of non-union bituminous coal fields for goeemment plan of gettin gconl Industry by ried by a ratio o f eight to one which "n" p J th T U n ite d ^ u T e ^ ' whera Hi* " h° kn° W8 th° f i ” 1 princip,e> o f volu,‘ U ry nctioa t0 put ,top ,0 polnt at , getting others' valuables. I f a hank increase of coal prices during the perwill have a big bearing In the bond rornmo(|Hy u«ed to the extent of 7” ' ,7 . V •*■**••...... ' 7~ , i market when come* selling the m. , .. , „ T ui robbed, the depositor will i.iarsci wi.cn it n c «n u i to io selling u.o m||||onn „ f g«||0n* ,|mly. This COUnu s.„t. „ n . • be pro- iod o f existing coal strike, I tectcd. A check book will take the' bonds for these figures mean that a , ry fon#um„ ,,y far greater qunntiDance ut the Montezuma Hotel toblg majority o f thc_ people o f Sanof than n„ , hp rountrjpi of plnce of ready cash and if it is lost or stolen, it can be easily replaced.—• nig night, 9 o'clock sharp. Admission, ford are in favor o f bonds for im- |the earth combined. Clermont Press. •15-ltc 00 . 51. those conicmcontcm provementa such suen ns uiose nntun, „ y fo„ owl( everybody is plated.^ There were 53 people on the ,ntpreilcd ,n thp inv„ tiRntion on,erHave you read tho want ads today? other hand who did not think that ed hy the Senate to determine wheth- A L L CH ILDREN SHOULD "PAH S." Sanford should take on i,uy more — in er _a conspiracy exists among big NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS debtedness and thought perhaps that oj| pr0),ucprg ff0Uffe thp public> and As schools come to the end o f their the city was large enough, that the ,hp qulfkcr th(> Investigation is'ear’- ' year's work, efficient teachers are Bidr on painting the nurses' home people had enough streets nnd sewers ried out nnd the results announced planning to “ pass" aa many child­ o f the Fcrnald-Lawton Hospital will and that the lake front did not need more general will ho the satisfaction ren ns possible. The genuinely e ffi­ be received on or before ten o’clock any pier or boat basin, that tourists .expressed; for if the investigation is cient teacher does not havo a large Saturday morning, May 20, 1922. were not dcrirahle nnd were well a long drawn out affair, as the m i- percentage of delinquents in her class Bids should be made for labor and content to let the place drift along as Jor||y of investigation, are, it ha. for the past ten years. They thp pub,,c w i), ronc,U(Jp ,t ,g nothlnjf es And such n teacher can always tall materials combined and separately. were honest in their convictions nnd moie than a white-washing process. the really delinquent child from tho Each bid must be accompanied bv a one who ha* dawdled or who has been check for 510.00. The committee re­ had a perfect right to vote ns they What the public ia interested In is handicapped by former poor teach­ serves the right to reject any or all pleased. On the other hand the vote the price o f gasoline, which has been ing, by misbehavior, or by ill health. bids. and the present spirit manifested in on the incline for several weeks and Sometimes it is difficult for a tea­ Sanford means that tho old dny» arc is Still h ead ed T h ; 5^' cher to nandle some grading situa­ President Hospital Association. ever, that i’lt- illy ilium advance and crease can hardly he charged to ths tions. A child may hnve done such Office in Courthouse. expand if it is to become the largest ^ Y c r * Bn,| wholesalers, and recog. poor work all the year that his grades 40-Gtp city in this part o f the state, that |niline thig , hp Spnfttp Jg a,m{nir Bt are far below passing marks. On many good people on the west side , hp gol||Cpg o f iupp|y# whprp in examination dnys his teacher knows must have paved street! and they prob, bm, y tbp trouble Thp SM ITH W OULD REVISE S T A T E that he cannot poskibly make a hifh have never hnd any. that the suburbs fe lI w g « ,|o not R||jn b ftn ,n. ROAD D EPAR TM EN T INTO enough grade, from ten questions on growing as rapidly ns they are must Pre» ie _ the ^ rcen lage of their profE F F IC IE N T O RG AN IZATIO N a subject, to bring up his marks to iroaiint^l fr«fi I'art Oj» i be served with street, and sewers and „ g |(>|(Inm Vftripfi nnd kppn comppt, a passing point. And yet the tea­ they are entitled to this service, that „ on rnu, pg thpm to fgvor tbp ,nw. cher knows full well that it would t>c sponsibilities which would devolve up­ If the S t Johns river I. to get deeper p0llIb1p prf<.cg. Nothlntr kcppi better for the boy to go nlong with on the individual filling this office. water and become the Inland Water- pr|cpg gtab„ ittd „ wo„ ng competl. his class nnd make a new start in a Then seek the man. the business man, way o f Florida Sanford must have tion( whirb to ,K< found in ,hc |new grade. She know, that so many broad-minded, capnble, nnd thoroughly adequate docking facilities and have wholesale and retail fields o f the of the boy■ on the streets, and in Icom ptUnt to fill the position o f higha fine concrete pier that will have |t„ 0,ine bu, lnr„ in an intensified thi reformatories, are boys who did- way commissioner; let him come two approaches for autos, trucks and fonn bu, , hlg compctitlon oounti for n’t pass. , j from Florida or wherever he may be other service. That if If tourists tourist, arc to nothing „ „ fnr „ tbp puWic fon . Just what to do in cases o f this fountI. give him authority to employ come here with their yachts in the rerned if the big producers have sort is sometimes a puzzle. A veacher ul* engineering and other help neceswinter and in the summer Sanford reached an "agreem en t"—Jackson- who must conform to iron-bound * * ry* * nt! *‘’11 him to "go to it and must have a boat basin, a library ville Metropolis. rule* for passing averages and pass- Jbuild roads.” Of course I do not mean building is needed here nnd many ing “ marks" is frequently compelled *° *hc bridle o ff, but make him other improvements that can only to do a hoy, or girl, grave injury, responsible nnd compelled to report to II \ NK VDVKRTISING. he made through a bond issue. She is not permitted to promote him, the governor once each month, all of The biggest thing nbout Sanford Let Rnnk advertising is n form ..f 'tub» r her, even on probation (in some the doing* of his department. at the present time is that the city is the state see to it that his books are licit)* that doe* more good to the schools) and if she is a teacher of growing as fast or faster than «n y city o f this sire in the entire south. community as a community thnn that genuine ability, she knows that her audited once each month. I.et him be The greatest asset o f this city at pre­ of nny other business or profession failure ^o “ pass" a child may mean under a heavy bond, and let the gover I. 1- . L ... ... - 1 ______ / _ . a _ lU . —.2. *1 nor have authority to remove him, sent is the great feeling of optimism It is always n pleasure for us to the ruin o f that child's life! On the other hand thrre are occas- with the consent of the senate, for that permeates the entire citizenship print the statements of conditions ns the State nnd Federal ionally children who have a knack of sufficient cause. This, in my opinion, and that hat spread to other parts o f f ° r. by governments, nnd which invariably getting good grades who are not rca• i* the only wny in w-hich we will ever the country until now- you cannot rhows substantial growth of Tier«I> * fo r advancement. Often such have a department of roads to funcmeet anyone anywhere that is not talking about the city o f Sanford and niont’s two fine bank*. children are acquiring only a sm at-, Hon properly. Some one will say that the wonderful prospects o f this city. *n *be advertising columns o f thi* tcring o f things, or arc too immature *bls will be one-man rule, but not so, For the past three years this city ot t>,c !*»*•■. we arc printing \for the class ahead, or are physically for he will be subject to removal for Intion on on ,hc statement of the First State Hank unfit for hurrying through school. « proper cause by the chief executive has been ronstricted in population Here is a problem that can only be ° f the state, account of the lack o f houses nnd o f Clermont a* cnllcd for by the Comp"A s sure a* fate some one must be business blocks and office buildings, trollcr on Friday, May 5. These state* handled through the cooperation of The people wanted to come here hut mf nt* “ re required o f every bank and the child's parents. - And it is seldom entrusted with the road building of the could not get accomodations. Now nn* “ 'krd unannounced at different that pnrents havc sense enough to be state, and when this some one is mndc these houses nnd store room* and of- l“ ’ riods throughout the year, in order willing for their child to be "held responsible and under a sufficient j bond, he will make good, and Florida flee buildings will he built and the ‘ bat the public, ns wall as the Comp- hark" n year. Justice, ut course, is the important will be the beneficiary. suburbs will come Into their own ttollcr, may keep informed ns to tin-----and the rare— thing. The rule "During the Inst two or three seswith the needed improvements. Pco- diifcrent bank's condition. We hnve often wondered if Florida should be for every child to "pass" tions o f congress there was a bill bnnkers themselves realized whnt a unless it is honestly believed that it pending fo r the creation of a national i tremendous influence the publication is essential for him to repeat the highway commission, the duties of o f these statements hrve hnd in the year's work or that it is best for hi* which commission would be to build development o f the state. In ninny of mental, and spiritual, development to national highways, but whether or not the larger cities the banks use liberal i '1° *°-— Miami Metropolis. the building o f such system should be space in ncw*pa|>era to show their ----------- o- ■ undertaken by the Nutional govern­ w(strength am) growth and in that r e - 1 DID HIM MORE GOOD ment direct or whether it would lie spcct Clermont has come in for her better to work through the different full share of publicity. Many men and women suffer from state highway departments, connectRecently the publishers of the Press backache, rheumatic pains, s tiff joints, ing trunk line roads o f the different received a letter from Noah M. V. sore muscles and other results o f kid- states, is a matter for the congress to m Gerig, one of the most successful far- ney trouble because they neglected the determine. mera in northern Indiana, a man who first warning symptoms. Foley Kid"Personally I believe a national has accumulated --------n---------------comfortable ----------f o r - ' ney Pilla aid the kidneys to throw out highway commission should be ap­ Courtesy nnd Prompt Ser­ S tunc by hard work and consistent poisonous waste matter that causes pointed for the sole purpose of desig-, vice Our Motto ■ banking and one wh» ha* probably paid'and misery. Stephen I^w is, Eld- nating, laying out, and building a 1 ■ won more prises at county fairs than j ridge, Ky., w rite*: “ Foley Kidney system o f national roads, east and a any otherwe know of Inacknowledge Pilla did me more good than all the west, north and south, across the con■ inp receiptof copiesof the Press,Mr. 'other medicine I ever took. I had kid- tinent; at the same time I am greatly I’honea 497-494 , Gerig writes: ney trouble ten years. I don't have In favor o f the government continuing W B I.AKA BLOCK "W e received the papers you any pain like I had before 1 took federal aid to the states, through state : ■ s sent and read every rage and evthem." Sod everywhere.— Adv. ;road departments, as is now carried I Into South Florida and down 0 ,7 * Coast, sa well aa going £ U k e City, until such tins u k possible to complete Road d No No. •* JLi* will be shorter than vi. via UksQt,, Lav. Jacksonville Into South Florid* miles."— Orlando Sentinel. *** out under existing federal law. Which started Sat.,.. May 13, continuingfor 13 days, closing Sat., M ay 27— I f you are fu rnishing or refurnishing a home now is the opportunity you have waited fo r — every piece o f furniture, all household goods and rugs are now re­ duced to such low prices that you can furnish an entire home where you had planned on fu rn ish ing just a room or two. Such values as these: ■ $9.00 45-lb. Cotton M attress f o r ........... $5.75 i Iron Bed with $9.00 Springs, all fo r...... $13.13 | $8.50 Bed Springs f o r ............................. 84.95 j More Facts You Should Know Buick First Again in . Yellowstone Park!; : Knch year since Yellowstone Park was opened to auto­ mobile travel by the U. S. Government, more Huirk> hnve made this difficult trip thnn nny other car e»* cepting Ford. „ .. The figures for 1921, just nnnounced, show 1871 Hunk passed through the Pnrk during thnt senson, II- ro°rf thnn nny other mnke. The Yellowstone Pnrk tour calls for every ounce o f ca* performance— miles nwny from service for days at » time— the car must never fail. And thnt is why f ‘1fn year an increasing number o f Pnrk tourists depend on lluick. Iluick cars measure up to Huick reputation. , g Ask us to tell you more about Buick PRICES PRICES 22-Four-34 Roadster S 895 22-Four-35 Touring .. 935 22-Four-36 Coupe .... 1295 22-Four-37 Sedan 1395 22-8lx-44 Roadster... 1365 22-Slx-45 Touring 1395 22-SU-16 Coupa.- fl *** 22 Six-47 Sedan — JOTS ! 22-8IX-48 Coupe — lW 22-Six-49 Touring 22-Slx-50 Sedan...... MU F. O. B. Flint, Mitk N. H. GARNER D ISTRIB U TO R S A N F O R I) _______ FLORIDA When Better Automobiles are Built Buick Will Build 1 i �■ ■ ■ 1 . & BSHU9! » #f. V l r , .* ». r. • * i T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H E R A LD . TH U R SD A Y. M A Y 18. 1922 N The Amount Doesn’ t Count. 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(|3 Whereas: A petition has tteen filed 1innings). in the above styled Court by Special At \\ ushington-Detnilt, game called, ‘ Tnx School District w.smci No. «o. 1, i, ricm tnoie . !)U< P ” u,1(l.er the auspices o f the PresbyterSeminole rain. County, Florida, setting forth tho fa c t j jj ,aU W CSfminstcr Cllll). “ E ats” and fllU, A ll that an election has been called and ■ f o i * OF1C D r i c e American Association. held in said Special Tax School D is-15 1 A t Milwaukee, 9; Kimsns City, 8. trict No. 1, on the 9th day o f May, A. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b b b b b b b b b b i (10 innings). D. 1922, to determine whether or not! A t St. Paul, 8; Minneapolis, fl. there should bo issued by said Special ! Only 2 games. Tax School District, bonds in the sum o f $00,00.00, to bear interest at tho A t Chattanooga-Nnahville, rain. rate of 5 l£ <?* per annum, interest payNow's the time for you to buy a M O L IN E TRACTO R. We A t Little Rock, 2; New Orleans, 0. able semi-annually, principal to mnA t Atlnnta-Birmingham, ----------■tu r i. th irt> . y Ca r i a f t c r d a tt, o f b on ,js> At rain. have a special offer thnt you cannot nfford to let get by you. A t Memphis, I; Mobile, 9. For every farmer can afford to buy but you cannot afford ami the said bonds to be dated July not to buy a ronl Tractor, that has been proven out to be a 1st, 1922, the proceeds o f tho said GAMES T O D A Y great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, wc bonds to be used for tho purpose of will sell you a— St. Petersburg at Orlando. acquiring, building, enlarging, furnish­ Daytona at Tampa. ing or otherwise improving school M O LIN E , Model D, latest improved Tractors Jacksonville at Lakeland. buildings and school grounds and for the exclusive u*c o f the public freo fo r $528.00 LE A G U E S T A N D IN G schools within snid Special Tnx School ( an furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme­ Florida State l.eague District No. 1; that a canvass of the diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re­ Won Lost Pet. returns o f the snid election show pri* member this offer is only good until October 11th, so place St. Petersburg ... 25 13 .058 ma facie that said election was in fayour order now. Lakeland ... 23 15 .603 v°r o f the issuance of the said bonds, Tampa 19 20 .487 » • aforesaid by tho snid District. Orlando 20 .474 Now therefore in pursuance to an Dnytonn ........ ... 17 20 .459 order of tho Court herein made and in ■“HONE 2102 L A K E MONROE, F L O R ID A 26 Jacksonville .3IC conformity with law NOTICE Is here­ ... 12 by given thnt the citizens and tax pay­ ers o f the snid Speeinl Tax School l)isNational League ... Won Lost Pet. Diet No. 1, Seminole County, Florida, New York ............ 18 .692 are by the snid order and by law re8 St. Louis ............. 15 11 .577 Jqtlired to be and appear la-fore the Chicago ......... ...... It It .560 Honorable Circuit Court o f the Sev­ Pittsburgh 14 12 .538 enth Judicial Circuit o f Florida, on Philadelphia 14 13 .519 the 1st day o f June, A. D. 1922, at 10 Make Your C ar Iiook its Best fo r Cincinnati ........... 16 12 .407 o'clock In the morning, at Sanford, Brooklyn ............. in 15 May 27th, Shriners’ Day .400 Seminole County, Florida, then and Boston ......... ....... 7 18 .2bu tin re to show cnusc, if any they have, why said bonds should not he validated Wc are. Making a Special Rale for the Next Two Weeks on and confirmed. American langur SIM ONIZING Won Lost Pet. Witness my hand and official seal jj New York ..._........ 21 10 .07? o f office at Sanford, Seminole County, B B rin g Your Car to the Economy cu— SL Louis ............. in 12 .613 Florida, this the 11th dny of May, A. 2 Philadelphia 15 14 .5 17 1022. ________ _ * rn* ___ _ t A r u Detroit ................. 14 Dork. Circuit Court Seventh ■ <U*> ir. Cleveland !• Judicial Circuit, Seminole ■ •4S1 14 Boston ........ 13 County, Florida. 111 Park Avenue.379 18 Chicago ....... ........ 11 SCI1ELLE M A IN E S , .379 18 II Washington Attorney fo r Petitioners. 5-11-18-25-31 Won Lost Pet. .607 11 17 New Orleans ....... 13 .594 19 Memphis .688 20 14 Mobile .............. It being very desirable thnt all hous­ .581 13 18 Little Rock ...... es in tho city be numbered, nil owners 15 .510 16 Birmingham .... 17 It Nashville .......... .488 of uii -numbered houses can obtain .379 numbers renly fo r putting up and in18 Atlanta................ 11 .260 ' struct Iona ns to bow to number, I- RLE 20 Chattanouga ...... . 5 at the office o f the City Manager. $225 and $350 buys Ford T o u rin g Cars. $•150and $675 buys Buick 4 and 6. All in good condition, new ly painted. See me at o n c e .. Guarantee a fit NOTICE a W E E A T TOO MUCH M E A T WHICH CLOGS K ID N E Y S , T H E N TH E HACK HURTS m -H Leave your order for Stone’s Layer m Cake for delivery Saturday. L. P. ■ McCullcr. 42-fltC n W ill Help You Keep Cool See our window display o f all kinds Most folks forget that the kidneys, a like the bowels, got sluggish and clog­ ged and need a flushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stornnch, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. S IIB IB S IB B B You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain In the kidney region, get about four ounces o f Jad i Salts from any good drug store here, take n tablespoonfo! in a glftsa c f wat­ er before breakfast for n few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com­ bined with lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normnl activity. It also neu­ tralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; The Country Club and Golf Links are makes a delightful effervescent lithia- almost completed. ^ ou will want the water drink which everybody should best In everything In (he take now and then to keep their kid­ neys clean, thus avoiding serious com­ Sporting Goods Line plications. W e are agents for the Celebrated A well-known local druggist says he a H a r d w a r e Co. \ b b b b iiin b ib ib b b n s b ib b iin b b m b b s is ib ib b b h b b b Mi Yourself and who extend, in all sincerity, the full services and courtesies o f the PLAY GOLF sells lots o f Jad Salts to folks who be­ lieve in overcoming kidney trouhlo while it is only trouble.— Adv. - irst N atio n al B a n k j m i.* n n n A 20TH CENTURY COOLER A CHECK ON fellowm en, A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R ! B Conducted by men who value the hank. Hot Weather Is Here 35-Sat-Mon.-Thr-3-wc ?' ’HIS B a n k is A H u m a n Institution f 1*FORSTER. Vrnlint j L. It. PHILIPS, City Auditor 4: Clerk. H. GARNER! A r n m ilis ilm u i NOTICE TO FARMERS SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS Also Terms Talk esteem o f their PARISH HOUSE SIM ON IZ E Sanford, F lorid a M ARBLE COM E TO T H E BELL BROS. A . C. FO R T, A g e n t BANKORD Special Tax School District No. 1, Seminole County, Florida, by G. W. Spencer, S. O. Shinholscr and H. C. Du Bose, Trustees and by C. F. Hnrrison, Fred T. Williams, and C. A. Dallas, as members of tho County Board o f Public Instruction for Sem­ inole County, Florida. “THE OLD PLANTATION” Open your Savings Account T O D A Y ! in n r r .a i National League Pittsburgh-New York, rain. Cincinnati, 1; Philadelphia, 0. Chicago, 0; Boston, 3. St. I.oufa, 11; Brooklyn, 0. bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbi B B Spaulding Lin e o f G olf Goods bo not try to pay bills without a checking account. I f you do, you will Burely get all tangled up. Endorsed checks arc legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with a checking account, you can keep nn accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially Invitee you to become one of its customers. Sanford Maid Bread at your Groc­ er’s. Hot rolls, cakes and pics, noxt to Patronize your home merchant# In Princess Theatre. 30-tfc everything you need to purchase. We are here to stay. C L E A N -U P W EEK HILL HARDWARE COMPANY Carpcta and Rugs Washed and Cleaned at your home or we call for and de­ n. F. W IIIT N K H , Cashier g liver. All work guaranteed.— Sanford “ •‘ U s ■ "■■BBBBBB ■■■■■■BBBBBBBBBHBBBNBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Steam Preaocry. Phone 560. ■bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb | The Peoplesn _ ' / p ^ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^i * -•. �Compound,” you will get a large bot­ or two, it is restored to Its natural colNapollon Harold were quietly mar 01582561 tle of this old-time recipe, improved or, nnd looks glossy, soft ami besutl" ■ — — — - — ried nt the Baptist church Sunday, d f t m m /m w ful.—Adv. by the addition o f other ingredients April 90, Rev. R. I - Smith, pastor, all ready to use, nt very little cost. performing the ceremony. Tho bride ' ATTENTION! ALUMNI ASS'N.I ' is a daughter of Mr. Ed Oglesby and This simple mixture tan he depended i -------is very popular. The young couple NOBODY C AN T E L I. W H EN YOU upon to restore natural color and | All members of the Alumni Assortshive gone to Ja. ksonvlllc where the DARKEN G UAY, FADED H A IR ■beauty to the hair. tion please send in $1 duet, sad if groom Is engaged in bueinesa. W ITH SAGE TEA A well-known downtown druggist coming to the banquet, nlso send $2.00 Mr. Black of Chuluotn, has pur­ says everybody uses Wyeth's Sogo nnd per pinto ns soon as possible. chased the J. W. Bell residence. Mr. Grandmother kept her hair beauti­ Sulphur Compound now because it j MISS ROSE OALUGHF.R, Plack is nlso a prospective puichascr fully darkened, glossy and attractive darkens so nnturnily nnd evenly thnt 44-4tp Trejuunr. of the grocery of E. A. Osteen. with a brew of Sage Ten nnd Sulphur. nobody run tell it has been applied— W. E. Hawkins has bought the Whenever her hair took on that dull, it's no easy to use, too. Y ou simply Phillips place and will move to the WANTED faded or streaked appearance, this dnmpen n comb or soft brusn nnd draw prune. A customer for used cars. All ia simple mixture was applied, with won­ it through the hnir, taking one strand Mr. ami Mrs. J. T. Jacobs of Chuat n time. By morning the grny hair good condition. Guarantee a fit ud luota have purchased a two acre derful effect. By asking at any dnig disappears; after nnother application terms.— N. H. Garner. store for “ Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur tract o f land from a Bartow man and will erect n new home. The chlekrn pillnu given by tho Mr. Sligh, who is president o f the na community for the benefit of the Central Florida Traffic League, do- *o baseball tenm was quite a success. dared yesterday that a plan similar *3 The men worked hard nil day and to the foregoing would make reallia- Ha cleared the new hall grounds just tlon of Inland Florida's demand for Ha back o f the school. That evening the Su ^ h i fc| M fn f l deepening of the St. Johns river chan* Ha |women assembled and prepared a nel and a supplementary canal system — ! bountiful feast. A fte r supper tho virtually assured. He said that with a Peppers are moving slowly. The young folks enjoyed themselves in find of $50,000 raised by assessing prolonged drouth has cut the crop merry games. members ten dollars each, n delegation short. Plants are holding up but the The ball tenm played n close and could be sent to Washington in the in- fruit is inferior and a short yield, exciting game of ball with I.ongwood terest of the desired legislation anil Tomatoes lire selling well but are Saturday and won by a score of .1 to committees would be able to keep in also affected by the unfavorable sea2. Rollins college came over to constant touch with every congress- son. f-ongwood and helped the other sido, man In the country. j Mists Thetmn Lake entertnined n hut I,ongwood nnd Rollins together “ It would certainly be no tusk at few of her friends Friday evening couldn't put our boys out. Our tenm all to raise this amount in the coun- with a dunce. Delicious refreshments Is getting stronger nil the time and ties that comprise this section o f the were served and all had n most the boys are going to pull o ff some state,'' Mr. Sligh said. “ Not so long pleasant evening. Among those big stunts this summer. ago,” he continued, "the citizens o f Sc. present were: Misses Annie Bru* Miss Frnnrcs Hnwkins is visiting : Petersburg subscribed $25,000 to pay ton, Jacksonville; Beatrice Martin, her uncle, Mr| Ed llnwkins nt West ipenscs o f a delegation in Wash- Agnes Parrot, Alice Bully, Sanford; Palm Bench. I the interest of obtaining f >d- Roberta and Josephine Wynne, Linda Miss Annie Bruton of Jacksonville is dssusuuo; the harbor in Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Talbott, continues the charming guest of Miss se TonTtm ot Itth'S t ---la on n ow in every city in Florida nnd Sanford is going ahead and building ir m u * * c . ....................... ................... ....... rum air am) Mrs- Chns. Bell, homes nnd business blocks. The best season In the history o f Sanford lies necessary, to carry on this work which Messrs. Jerry HnwkTns7"J8eK!(Otivirnrf Roberta Wynne. just ahead of you. Don’t delay in your building plans. Materials are may be the means of saving millions Rush Stafford. Henry, Phillip and iting her pnrenis, f l r? 'A W tu.»AVv*,V. cheaper, lumber is cheaper. Let us figure with you on lumber and supplies of dollars.'* William Miles, Brown Stafford, Wal- Stafford. Mr, Slloh amt olber I •oe tuinn f MLn Mn* * * • * % # * • nsae f mh Mr. McGuire W agner is n guest o f for your new home. ...... * W* « * * » «- | * ■ » •* * •* . . j. V :• « * «, «P (I M » » « .« * ,» -J men who attended tho hearing before quilt, B illie Browns, Eddie Jlender, her sister, Mrs. Jim Ogletbv, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, o f Fort Major Lehmnn o f tho government on- Charles Miller, Albert Bolly, Snnford. Christmas visited Mr. and Mrs. Bai­ gineering corpn In Titusville Tuesday Miss Dorn May Oglesby and Mr. ley Sunday. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * a a a a a a a a a a a .................................................................................................................................. Mr. Jerry Hawkins has returned to Jacksonville after visiting friends ■ ■ B B B S II| | | R ia B S I| l | | a R a B U | a U l l n a H M a a | | | a a a a | | m | a | a | a a a a | | | | a | i a l |||||||I here. 5 ! ■ ■ Mrs. George McCrumb left Satur­ ■ ■ M day for a four months ntay nt Coro■ a * nndn Bench. ■ MAY SEEK LARGE FUND TO OBTAIN WATERWAY HELP cxpressde the belief thut the figures presented there would ev itunlly serve to bring about favorable action on be­ half of Inland Florida. It was said by man ythat the government could hard­ ly I * expected to overlook the rich country in the S t John* river section 1in the face o f the argument presented Mr. 8I-KIII SUGGESTS C l.I'll OF 5.000 at Titusville by Judge Bland. MKMIIFItS TO ORG ANIZE CONSlight and other speakers. GRESSIONAI. CAM PAIGN The brief submitted at the hearing disclosed the fact that tonnage fig* Organization o f an Inland Florida urcs f«,r Innt year were 1,12(1,97.1 inVatemway Club with at least fi.000 comjnff and 1.594,500 outgoing and member* barked by a fund of not less these, it is said, will increase from than (50,000 has been suggested by yCnr to year ns population and pro8. J. Sligh, a locnl shipper, for the duction becomes greater.— Orlando purpose of sponsoring waterways leg* Sentinel. (station, before congress. j j i ■* • n U . 1t . i f, M* * LAKE MONROE rl » 3 ^ -. » >; ■ j r V* AND LOOK YOUNG fit [CARTER LUMBER COMPANY CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE fl J ’ ' ill Even if you have some one else do your work— you will have a ■ ■ Miss Orn Billings o f St. Cloud Is visiting Miss Leoln Webb. Mr. Lawrence Stone will leave In two weeks for an extended visit to relatives in New York. She will ac­ company Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melsch who will nlso visit N ew York. Mr. Mthcw Tnrhell of Sanford was nut visiting old friends at Mon­ roe Monday. Messrs. Ben I.nke, Studorf Witte, ; Stake nnd Fred Bolly, Ilarcliff and Dan Talbott repnt tho week-end nt Daytona fishing. Mr. W. J. Jewell has been confined to his home fry illness. Henry Miles is recovering after a short illness. ■ a m m m m 1 £ T M E . B U IL D 1 H W R HOM E5 5 3■ a a ■ H ■ a 3 ■ S 3 ■ a ■ a ■ ■ ■ a a a 3■ ■ 3 ■ ■ ■ a ■ a ■ a ■ ■ * BETTER HOME I f you talk it over with w. s. PRICE And you will have the Best H o m e ■ Employment Bureau.. investigate The vocational committee o f the Busl ness nnd Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring emp'jyment to register at the First National Bank. ■ ■ a 3 ■ ■ : 3 ■ AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman PHONOGRAPHS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS POPULAR SHKICT MUSIC PLAYER ROLLS 3■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3 J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R P IA N O CO. ■ s ■ 8 8 8 ■ 8■ a ■ i m a | ■ a ■ a a a a a ■ a a a The Bottom 5 a a a RIVE & WALKER Phone 447-W Building Prices Are at a A ll W ork Guaranteed 'I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » a a i f a B a a « a a a a a a t t a * t f a a a a a a a a a a « a a i a m BBa a MaBJ ■ ■ IMA NOS Corner First and Elm %* * * ■ 3 3 ■ 810 W est First St. ■J *-* a a ■ A U T O R E P A IR S The P R IC E is rig h t ■ 3 It will be mutually profitable fo r you to a ■ Welska Block I f you have him build it. ■ ■ Jf ymi are interested in owning1a home, see V. u M JL ^ Plans and specifications free, if I build the house. I can make the best price on work as I buy my material at wholesale prices. i V . C. COLLER :■ • • T H E B U IL D E R • • a a ■ a ■ ■ ■ 3 ■ a p lf " " " ‘ " " " " " ^ " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a n a a a a a B a a a a B a a a a a B a a a a a a B a n a M M N M H u n 11111* * 1111 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 18,1922 I KNOW SWHEREOF H B SPK A K F. Harper, 416 Navarra S t, Baa Itoaio, Texas, writes: *'1 consider Itr's Honey and Tar absolutely the cough remedy on the market I r whereof I speak, having tried It ay own iamily. My w ife took a re cough and at night it was ai- SO CIETY U RS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phono 117-W PERSONALS ALBERT W. G ILCHRIST, P U N T A ■ GOUDA, F L A , GOVERNOR OF FLO RID A, 1909-1913 C A N D I­ : D A TE U. 8. SENATO R Will Buy Your Junk Car Senator Park Trammell on the : stump admits that he voted against Great raimlast night. the draft law, the only fair nnd Just I gave her a few Call, W rite or Phone Waahcd o ff the face o f nature and way of raising n great nrmy, con­ it incessant. . .. trary to the wishes o f President W il­ i of Folty’i Honey and Tar. In a mnde the country look cleaner. C A LE N D A R son and the advice of the professional MR. A . W O L F E and slept It whiie nue she »»» went ~---to sleep ” ------military stnfT, and to the action of all icily the entire nifrht Your rrmeRemember that the Daily Herald Valdez Hotel------------------------------------------- Sanford, Florida facts quickly and relief it permnn- Friday— Mra. W. C. Hill will entertain will put out a twelve page edition fo r our allies. the member* o f the Lucky Thirteen Senator Trammel admits that ho Sold everywhere.—A dv. the Shrine doings and the merchants Bridge Club and one extra tablo hon­ o f Sanford should be represented in voted ngainst the return o f the rail­ Bona at oring Mrs, W alter Wight. roads to private ownership. f 1,000 Guaranteed Ant 42-6tc Friday— "Old Plantation" given by this big boosters edition. Senator Trammel admits that he jjiiiiiiiiiim im m im iiiim m im iim in iiim iiL im iiiiiiiiim n itiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiliiit P. JfcCuller’s. voted against the Woman's Suffrage the member* o f the Westminster A . W olfe, proprietor o f W olfe’s Amendment. Club at the Pariah House. Wrecking Co. o f Miami, F la , who is Senator Trammell admits that dur­ Friday— “ The Return o f Miles O’ spending a few days here at the V al­ IHenry McLaulin, J r - T Y P I C A L O F S P R IN G | Hourkc" given at the K. C. Hall on dez Hotel with expectations of open­ ing his 5V4 years as senator that no o ptic ian - o p t o m e t r is t bill introduced by himself In tho U. S. Onk avenue, at 8:16 P. M. under ing a branch here. Senate has ever become n law. W H A T COULD BE MORE INVITING, EVEN ALLURING, | the auspices o f the Catholic ladies. Tho veterans o f all wars, thrir wid­ Monday— Mr*. Porter Wakefield will T H A N A PORCH W ITH THE CHAIRS AND TABLES IN THAT = O. N. O’Keefe, manager of the entertain tho member* o f the Busi­ Southern Drugs Company, Is in the ows for life and children to the age of COOL, REFRESHING SHADE OF GREEN W HICH COMES IN § ness nnd Professional Women’s rity for a few days looking after the sixteen, the veterans at the age of DOZIER & GAY’S PORCH FU R N ITU R E PAINT? aixty to sixty-two, receive a pension, Club with a garden party at her opening o f the Sanford branch. all disabled veterans receive n pen home In Geneva, at 7:30 p. m. IMAGINE BRIGHT PETUNIAS OR GERANIUM S IN SUCH = sion. This is a great adjusted com Monday— Mrs. R. W. Pearman will cnA SETTING. Many Sanford stores are offering or Sanford, Fla. j tertain the members o f the St. A g ­ special bargains fo r Friday and Sat­ pensntion. The proposed bonus E ast l i t ht. nes Guild at her home on West First urday. They advertise them in the adjusted compensation bill will cost Y O U DON’T HAVE TO BUY A LOT OF NEW PORCH the tax payers nliout 14,000,000,000. street, at 3:30 p. m. FURNITURE. USE THE UNPAINTED, SHABBY LOOKING Daily Herald. Watch this paper and Tho soldiers of no other wars have THINGS YOU H A V E -C A R R Y OUT A PLEASING COLOR rend the advertisements nnd save over received such. The soldiers o f | Tampa waa represented hero yestcr- money. SCHEM E AND Y O U W ILL BE G REATLY DELIGHTED W ITH the world wide war should not receive iday by J. B. Graham. THE EFFECT. EVEN THE W ATERING POT AND THE H AN­ the 74,000,000,000 bonus or adjusted DLES OF YO UR FLOW ER TOOLS CAN JOIN IN W ITH THE The Sanford Shrine Club learned to­ compensation and a pension which is F. L. King, o f Fort Myers, was day that Egypt Patrol o f Tampa nnd CO LO R SCHEME. among the business visitors hero yes­ tho big band would bo hero on Shrine also nn adjusted compensation. Tram ­ mell favors this bonus, Gilchrist U terday. day with the bells on and ready fo r DOZIER & G AY’S PORCH FURNITURE PA IN T IS DURABLE opposed to it. Gilchrist holds thnt tho fray. With Morrocco and Egypt AS W E LL AS GOOD TO LOOK A T . W. Montrcss, o f New Orleans, wns here they will be something doing all there is nothing too good for the dis­ abled soldiers, sailors nnd marines. If I in the city yesterday attending to tho time. elected lie will do all in his power fo r I business. You Can Find the Nam e of them. Every Lire Professional and Seminotu Rcbckah* nnd their fam ­ gn m rg a i ;r & (J A Y r A i i v T t o Muscle Shoals for Henry Ford, U. C. E. Bullock, of Jacksonville^spent ilies are invited to a picnic at Crys­ IlutinMs Man in Sanford In S. to enter League of Nations with the day hero yesterday transacting tal Lnko Friday This Column Each 'D ay evening. Bring such reservation as will safeguard our business. your basket. Conveyances w il be at country's interest. When the Repub­ the hall nt 0 P. M. fo r those who lican tariff watermelon is cut, Florida Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Butler, o f Sara­ have no other way to get out. to get some o f its heart. sota, are the guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs, (George A. DeCottes Seey. Rcbaknh Lodge No. 4. The nation helps in irrigation why J. E. Baker at their home on the West s ..n m n m in » im u u iiiim !u u u m iiiniB nnu uiiB U B w niiniiuiiiBUUiin n m Atlorney-at-Lnw not in drainngc? 'the statu author­ Side. Al Witherington left this morning ities to prescribe specifications of Over Seminole County Rank fo r North Carolina where he will piny material for roads provided for In fedThe all duy meeting of the League 4F0RD FLORIDA at tho summer resorts during the sea­ o f Women Voters and County Federa­ son. A) has received n fine o ffer to erul aid roads law. Transportation ■ tion oi Womon’a Clubs hrs been post­ play on the Chautauqua course this rates must come down. S. 0. Shinholser ■ Headquarter U. C. Trust Bldg., poned from this Thursday until next fall but has not accepted it for old Jacksonville, Fla. Thursday, the hour is the same, 9:30 Florida looks mighty good to him in Contractor and Builder (Paid Political Advertisement) On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Bait Coaat Railway, Chuluoa. m. the winter time. FLORID* tn, Fla., among the pines and lakes o f Beminols county, an up-to-date SFORl) ■ modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot water heat. Firat ■ Don’t fa il to seo “ The Return o f The Dally Herald Delivered to your W. A. MacWilllams, candidate fo r rlaaa cuisine. Rates 12.50 to 9&50 per day; 910 to 918 per week, ac­ Si Milca O’Rourke,” Friday evening at congress from tho fourth district, door six days a week for 16 cento— 1 SMITH BROS, 8:15 p. m. at the K. C. I Ini I on Oak wns in the city Tuesday o f this week Join the thronga o f readers. cording to location o f room. s ■ trage and Machine Co. avenue, given by the Indies of the and went over to Titusville with the ■ Catholic church. The play, was w rit­ inland waterway advocates. Mr. Mnc■ 5 M RS. CH AS. D. B R U M L E Y , M anager JI Dance nt the Montezuma Hotel to | Expert Auto Repair W ork S ten by Father Hcnnessy and is excep­ Willinma will speak *n Sanford some night, 9 o'clock sharp. Admission, Comer Firat and Oak tionally good. 10 time in the near future and set forth 91.00. 46-ltc his qualifications fo r the position to DELIVER TH E GOODS” Mrs. Fannie S. Munson and Mias which he aspires. Fnnnie Roba Munson left last even­ lick Service Tran sfer ing fo r Jacksonville where they will Sanford veterans o f all wars w ill SATURDAY join Miss Zoo Munson and accompany Cu'iuCttto Mcinuiinl do> here on Sun­ ■ F R ID A Y Slnrnn# ^ S tlU H fS her to Milledgeville with the remains day, May 28th, at which time a fine pirate you, tell others; If no o f her mother, Mrs. Annie Munson, program will be given nt Centrnl Park tel] at. Phone 499 who died yesterday aftemon nt four nnd tho grnvt-s o f tho veterans will be o’clock. Tho funeral will take place decorated after tho exercises. Parties, I'irnira, Fishing, Outings tomorrow in Milledgeville, Gn. I f ywvt k i v « a a r frteaO a e la lt la c raw — I f ra w » r * i s l i a • » r e l m » r n a l a g haasa, e r U y a a a r e e a tv M a la ta c , w r it# writs ■ rd la th is l t | i r t a i i l , ( I r l a t s p o s ta l ra • n u ll* , a rr le lr h p o a e Ib a liras. I t w tU ha a r r a l l y s p p r r r U lr S . REGARDLESS OF CONDITION PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY CHULUOTA INN 5 ie Launch S A N F O R D LU N C H E O N FOR SENIO R CLASS. Capt. Atkinson The thirty-one members of the Senlor class o f tho Sanford High School, Phone 295-L1 nnd their class teacher, Mrs. Maxwell, dtnre 203 K. Third 8t., Sanford were delightfully entertained at lunch­ eon yesterday by Miss Margaret Zach­ ary. The class spent its noon hour at the Zachary' home on Magnolia ave­ |B. W. H E R N D O N nue where a delicious buffet lunch wns served. Tho hostess wns nssisted Insurance A gen cy by her mother, Mrs. A . D. Zachary, F IR E -A U TO — BONDS nnd her aunts, Mrs. Powers nnd Miss H I ....................... I .................. H i l l Bessie Zachary' and nlso by little Miss M ona Anne Powers, one of the class irton Horn Service mascots. Miss Lilly Farnsworth, a former ATSanford teacher, woh is visiting in mford Battery Service town, nlso enjoyed the hour with her form er student friends and wns the recipient o f much attention from the Company young folks. Volio Williams went to Jacksonville today nnd w ill bring back two new Oldsmobilcs for which he haa orders. Volio snys it fo no trouble to sell Olds­ mobilcs us they literally sell them­ selves. He mnkes resales nil the time to Oldsmobilo owners among thoso o f this week being T. L. Sulli­ van who thinks there is no cur just as good ns the Oldsmobilc. Mrs. C. II. Dingcc, Mrs. It. J. Hoily, Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, Mrs. Henry McLaulin nnd Mrs. L. P. Hngnn went over to DeLeon Springs this nfternoon to join Rev. Clarence Fcrran nnd fam ily and several other DeLand folks for a swim nnd picnic at the Springs. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Marshall left last night fo r St. Louis where Dr. Mar­ shall will attend the meeting of th* National Radiology Society. He will kNFORI) N O V E L T l S E M IN O LE BRIDGE CLUB. nlso attend a meeting o f the American A very enjoyable social event of Medical Society at St. Louia and ex­ WORKS yesterday wns tho bridge party given pects to be absent for at least ten V. C. COLLER, Prop. by Mra. Archie Betts at her attractive days. on Palmetto nvo., the guests in­ [enera* Shop and M ill homo cluding the members o f the Seminole Todny is Thursday nnd the stores' Bridge Club. are closed while the employees arc Work The tally cards were dainty designs having the time o f their young liv e s ' ^NTRACTOR nnd B U IL D E I in keeping with the season, and the fishing, swimming, playing fo lf nnd card gnrne was one o f exceptional in other sports. They will resume busi­ I Commmlil Street Sanford, F it terest, the prize, for high score i ness tomorrow with more vim and Mosaic tea tile, waa won by Mrs. Don vigor fo r their half holiday. Our ball Smith, while the cut prize, n fruit has season will soon open and Thursday ket, went to Mrs. D. C. Marlowe. Leo. W. K n igh t afternoons w ill be ball afternoons. Following tho awarding o f the priz ®®Ute nnd Insurance cs, the hostess served raspberry ice pfo rd R. W. Pearman, Jr., secretary oi i!io *:* FLORIDA and home made cako. Favors o f dain­ Chamber o f Commerce, has returned ty Japanese fans were given tho from Titusville and Palm Beach where guests. ho assisted in telling the East Coast ISanford Machine & Am ong those enjoying Mrs. Betts’ folks about the St. Johna . river and cordial hospitality, were Mrs. J. U. Foundry Co. the inland waterways through th< Lawson, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. John greatest sccaion o f the state. * » ' Machine and Boiler W o r k ! Smith’ Mr«- A - W * *-“ ■ Mr*' IIoward Ovcrlin, Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Mra. R?g A L L D A Y M E ETIN G . |M.t Grinding; Dtl.uxe Pistons; Holly, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd and Mrs. Fred There will be an all-day meeting ****• Ring* and Pina; Flywhaa) Daiger. o f the League o f Women’s Voters and Gear Hands; Crank Shafts ratho County Federation o f Women's W e want to ask every loyal citlxen ; stent* for Callla Inboard and o f Sunford that can possibly spare bed Clubs Thursday, May 26, beginning at 9 a. m., at the Woman’s Club. A pic­ rd Motors.- - - - - - - - - Phoaa II rooms May 26th and 27th to please no­ nic unch wl| be served. tify Sanford Shrino Club or phone 104. I t will be necessary to list your Dance at the Montezuma Hotel to­ 42-6tc Carburators rooms early. night, 9 o’clock sharp. Admission, 45-ltr Stalled and Guaranteed by fl.00. a COLORED VOILES ■ 25 pieces Colored Figured Voiles and Batiste, light and dark patterns, 40 inches wide, yard si ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a m s ■ ■ ! COLORED ORGANDY 40-inch Colored Organdy, Tan, Rose, Blue, Green, Grey, W hite and N a vy . Special, 4 yards fo r ■ ■ ■ ■ ROYAL SOCIETY “EMB.” GOWNS W hite and Flesh Gowns, stamped, Special for, each A ll m ade up o f good grade L o n g Cloth. CHILDRENS’ SOX ■ ■ Fancy and Plain colors, regu lar 35c to 45c values. B rok­ en lots to close out, for, pair kytield ln fn rrl D u ~ I “ I’™ Going Right Straight Back tc Florida Home,” at Hlnjtcrmlster’a Plano Store, Welaka Block. a Uattery Service *'*y *)ear C om pany 91,000 Guaranteed Roach Killer at L. P. McCuller’s. 42-Ctc * F R ID A Y SATURDAY aaaaaaaa >1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 18, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c39478722fc7309adbbc8050149190f1.pdf 3afc095cf458442f5c10eb25fd8c458b PDF Text Text SanfordDaily Herald SANFORD •TV City Substantial IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD 'S G R E A T E S T Floyd george valed icto r y SPEECH GENOA CONFERENCE SAYS MEETING BIG SUCCESS OIL COMPANIES HAVESURPLUS [justified! meeting 800 MILLION GAL. IW Have Gathered Fine Crops o f Com­ missions OF G A S O L IN E ON H A N D DRSIHT8 T H E IN C R E A S E IN PRICES IIVi.l K CONFERENCE Illy Tlir %■•«»<*Inf rtf I'rfM ) ST.---------LO U IS,-----May- P.'. 1 <■« The ---- O i l companies — I GENO V. Mac 10. Uoyd George hnve BUn,iUg Qf R00.000.000 gallons o f |,R hi. valedictory i|W fh to the econ- gnsolinc on hand despite increase in L* 1*| **M the con- price throughout the country accordIftrencr had gathered "fine crops" ing to delegates to the convention o f Irsm.ly. meeting to he held nt the American Automobile Association IHairu* aintrewlon pact and re- which opened here today. Increased prt» of fit.:UKe, transport nnd ccon- j,rjCCR Df gasoline an nd legislation pro, on*, which he snid .-iding severe penalti os for automobile lorr-i ,f justified holding o f the conferwas before the convention toIslere 1day. I enrer. Ij Ihu* of conference wrill be reJrorrf l at th" Hague June fifteenth. pted the report of |ihr c ’ nil! mission which contains ?iv. recommendation* for Kt, - i i< rganiration of Europe. I nt* for conference* W IT I R F H I A H I? IY I L L D L L t th' ll.iiiie anil proclaimed Lloyd ______ * lOfer/e’* famous non-aggressive pact whi. l th i ■!. provisional in It'c na A tuberculin test will be applie I to turc i» h i " I to be followed with per the cows o f Seminole county and European peace pact. ;* o f the various especially o f the cows dairy herds iu the county and the GENOA Mnv 19.—The American .. . „ . . ~ .. . „ , • . . ,, city o f Snnford. This is needed ns It chard Washburn:., . , , _ _____ .. limb*** ad* r, TUBERCULIN TFST OF COWS in 01299123 “ The City Substantial" V E G E T A B L E SECTION S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . M A Y lit. 11)22 VOLUME HI* SANFORD NUM BER 16 c a m p a ig n Decided Upon Today at the Convention Being Held in Jacksonville SURPRISES THE ENTIRE STATE -TH E BOND ISSUE WAS GREAT (llr Thr Aiiorlatid I’rraa) JAC K SO N V ILLE . May 10.— Plans for completing the $75,­ 000,000 Southern Baptist convention to lie outlined and intensive South-wide campaign launched at conference of Baptist leaders in Nashville June 21 it was announced at the convention here today. Plans call for forming organization somewhat similar to the one that obtained original subscriptions. Mob Melts A w ay K in g Cole-man A fte r Burning N egro Still H igh Man at Guilty o f Murder Gun Club Shoot Hid Nut Think He Had Any Accom­ Yesterday wns a very unfavorable plices in Crime day at the traps o f the Sanford Rod & Hun < lub. A strong west wind blew ill) Thr l.w rlitlrd I 'l r . i l some o f the scores o f the contestants DAVISROKO, On., May ID.— The into what is sometimes called a mob which burned Charlie Atkins, 15, "cocked hat.” ' negro at a stake yesterday dispersed King Coleman, who is the headliner today apparently satisfied he nlone of the Club slid down some 21 points. wns responsible for the death o f Mrs. Ralph Wigjit, after shooting but 25 Elizabth Kitchens, mail carrier, who of his string nnd breaking 21 o f them was shot to death. was cnlled away nnd did not return. Some suspect that he sent the "S. O. S." to Fred nnd got cnlled while his score Nvns good. In any case he is getting along toward the top nnd bids Strangers to City Say WILL SIEZE Being Talked ALL PROPERTY • Sanford About Everywhere BOOZE SELLERS FAST GROWING CITY TO CO LLECT F E D E R A L T A X FOR WITH A L L T IIK IM PROVEM ENTS D IS T IL L IN G MOON­ C O N TE M PLA TE D TH IS SU M M ER S H IN E SA N FO R D IS COMING. (Hr Thr (..iirln lrd ITf.,1 M IA M I, May ID.— Revenue officials today tisik initial steps to collect feder al tax for distilling from moonshiners and retail liipior dealers tc~ from sel­ lers o f intoxirnnt* illegally. More thnn two hundred seizure warrants were received and officers liegnn seis­ ing personnl property o f persons in any vvyy connected with illegal liquor transaction, whether possessors, smug­ glers or distillers. EDISON FAVORS PROHIBITION FORD’S OFFER NAVY SUCCESS SAYS HAYNES MUSCLE SHOALS For the past twelve months Snnford hns been growing stendily nnd hns been talked about all over the state by the traw lin g men and by the tourists of the state. Everyone coming to Sanford now liegin* talking about the many Idg improvements taking place and the much bigger ones contemplat­ ed. The two big buildings thnt will be erected on the two principal com ­ ers of the city, the many buildings on other corners and in every part o f the business district, the wholesale hous­ es locating here, the new business denis being put over and the hundreds of dwellings being started all hnve their effect. The bond issue this week is being heralded far and wide ns one o f the great achievements of Snnford nnd of this part o f the state. It hns already given this city much prestige in com­ mercial circles and new business will follow it. The St. Johns river cam­ paign that was started iu Sanford muny months ago and that showed fruits at the hearing in Titusville has also brought the name of Snnford prominently before the public. In fact this city has taken on a new lenso of life thnt is surprising even to the most optimistic citizens here and the people o f Sanford nnd the people com­ ing here to do business are wearing a smile o f contentment New People are coming here every day to invest in Snnford real estate and the fact that one o f our corners sold for $18,000 more thnn the purchase prico in two year’s time nnd thnt similar deals are being mnde everywhere hns startled the south with the immensity o f Sunford's prospects from every business angle. All o f this prosperity hacked by n most successful fanning season is bringing Snnford Into public notice such ns few cities in Florida hnve ever been brought. Watch us grow. fnir t0 K*ve J n* r °b'»>nn n run for first place in a short time. The fact thnt the next state tournnment shoot will be held in Sanford RECO M M END ATIO N M AD E TO has milled a great deal of interest to (Ilf The .(Kiirlntiil I’ rra-l , . . . . . . . MEMBERS OF S E N A T E A G R I­ W ASH ING TO N, May 19.— Prohibi­ Clu‘ ’ “ nd. il i8 l *»,ccted »h“ * C U L T U R E C O M M ITTE E contests will be even lietter in the fu ­ tion navy successfully blocking the sen lanes to liquor smugglers llnynes ture than in the past. III* Thr SaaorliHrd I'r r u l Next to Ralph W ight, the best said today. Location o f pntrnls not W ASH IN G TO N . May lt».— Recom­ the physicians claim thnt ninny of were. announced but Haynes indicated fleet mendation for acceptance by the gov­ iv 1 Ll oyd Cicorg* con t|le disenses o f children nre trac«Ml t!‘ - scores o f yesterday's, contest ,, . distributed along Eastern seaboard. f.m d n ail, last evening concerning t(J tho mUk th, t coraea from ,™ dc C- »'• ,r ernment of Ford's o ffe r for develop­ Rum running decreased since organi­ V . r .r attitude on The H agu e' tuberculBr cuw, o f which the owners ^ Pardon. Hill having * * * ? * * * * ment o f Muscle Shoals hns been made lend over the other two nnd incident- zation o f fleet, especially along the to members o f the senate agriculture confer* r ■ and again hope wns ex have no knowledge until the test is "" " " V '- r ; J T '/ 'c * i ally drnped up another notch in the Florida const, llnynes said, nnd search committee by Thomas A. Edison, who j-rr»**''l among all the delegations i m a ii applied by the State Live Stock Sant' 1 , . , ... , , of twenty-four suspicious crafts in one . ... . . , I lnc-up and la now in third place, that th* Fr led States will finally ■* „ recently studied Ml'srlo Shoals plant tary Hoard. The following letter to , .L , ‘ O fficial score for the day is as fob day recently failed to uncover liquor in company with Ford. dwii'r t<* participate. 1Dr. Denton, o f this city, is self ex­ in cargoes. lows: Aft*r f r nnlly adapting the plan planatory: 50-38 .889 Coleman, J. II. of The Hague meeting and solemly i *RK A T PA SS -A -G R II.I.E To the Owners o f Dairy Herds Who Wight, R. II. 28-24 .872 MAJESTIC IIR B A K 8 affirni't g the continuance o f the F IN E G U L F RESORT. arc Selling Milk or Other Dairy Pro­ Hill. W. C. .... 75-0*4 .852 truce throughout the Hague discus. A L L RECORDS FOR TW O HO TELS IIURNED ducts in Seminole County, Florida: Hand, Wnltcr S. . .835 an! f.*t four months thereafter M A ID E N V O YAG E -------I, Dr. J. F. Denton, county physician, Pulcston, 100 84 .828 Puleston, S. the rrnrvmii' conference did n.i other ^ CXI; T n i A**« h U l* il !*••••# ST. PETERSBURG, Mny 19. PassIlnrdin, J. L. 78-57 .821 fcaun* <• \i «terdny. The delegations ol hcmmulc county, have been author- Hardin, NEW YORK, May 18. The Mnjes- n. ( j r|||t,( u jjy|f r,.B„ rt nenr here suf80-38 .785 ire pre |*afir l* In leave soon after the ized nnd instructed by the County Newman, R. A. 125-D0 .781 »ic, mammoth new Mnrvieh o f the ferw, unoth(T ,||»BBtrous fin* today plcnar • n which will be devoted Commissioners of said Seminole coun­ Stevens, It, I'. ty to require that a tuberculin test be .780 seas, warped into lier pier 1luirs*la> wj,,,n tj,,. ||u|nwny Hotel and Mason Hutchison, J. C. rhiefly to «|n . Ii.making. applied to ull cows whose d.iiry pro­ Whitner, Chns. .7M afternoon after a trip from Knglnnd, ||ouse w,.rn destroyed with a loss of A rein tv of the conference shows •luring whirh she broke all existing $75tOOO( which was only partly coverducts are sold in Seminole county. A r ­ Herndon, O. P. .740 that it ro ver was quite nble to re­ rangements have therefore been made Purdon, John * 50-42 .730 records for maiden voyages on the At- wj jn>unincc> cover fr r the «hocks o f the sepnr.... . .733 Inntic. »te tr. .tv Germany nnd Russia con- with the State Live Stock Sanitary Smith, II. P. -----Sir Hcrtrnm llnyes, her skipper, llonrd who arc co-operating with the Maine.*, Schellc 25-19 .733 217.00 ACRES OF cluinl o*i l . ter Sunday. A collec­ n ho went to her bridge ill successive ..... 28-10 .720 tive agr • merit with Russia wns one Federal Bureau o f Animal Industry Maxwell, R. C. . FARM LA N D S UNDER .700 •>top'- from cabin boy in the White * i* .iins of the Genoa dellh- for such tests to be mnde, beginning. Cowan, J. II. W A T E R FROM FLOOD 50-33 .073, j Stnr Line service, hnd imt tried to put crsti .i t,i .I the sudden announce- Mny 29th, 1922. It I* requested that Mobley, E. D. the Majestic nt top speed during the 75-55 053 irrrt rG:»» Germany hnd negotiated nil hen! owners, the products of which Crosby, F. L. Ill* The 1--M.liil.il I'rr-al voyage. For two days she hnd "lo a f­ STEAMER JA N K I.K W .0 40 N E W O RLEAN S. May ID.— T w o ' »n aer. nlone with Russin en- herd ure sold in Seminole County, call Higgins, Ed. ed" then speeding up, as she ran into HAS BROKEN TU K IH N E Toalr. J. N. .030 hundred and seventeen thousand ac-j Ccr !* * I • co ns among the pow­ nt my office before such date, giving Toalr, -iirmthcr sens, until she drove along at D R IF TIN G NEAR R E EF .500 res o f improved farm lands in ten er* * I h h i never been removed. me the number o f nil cattle in their tierring, Geo. G. a 25.50 knot pace, hitting it up to 2fi Altove is record of members only. Louisiana parishes on Mny 15 were*, Iran • \ mwl her suspicion thnt herd, number of cows milking, dry ( I l f Tfce So...rll.tr,l I'rr-al Mnmlier* who have not shot in tin on the Inst leg. German accord might con­ cows, heifers, calves and herd bull as .lust five days nnd 10 hour, after T t " ,h w* U rn r" nni" * , KK Y W EST. May ID.-Coast guard tain .. r. t military clauses, nnd her all nnimnls in such herds nrc to be past 30 days are not published. she left Cherbourg, the Majestic whirl- ‘J f." " '* 1 '' ,h" ‘ h rre c re v a .e s In tho .cutter and tug gone to assistance o f -------f,*r P ’ ninfcrence, instend of tested. Those owning private cows I past Ambrose lightship In a cloud river Mvoer, nt herriday, American steamer Janclew, New Or­ ). "D U S T E D " • to disorganized from which milk is aold are earnestly . » i . * . • __ __ ■ oyilrnn anil Myrtle* Grove, Accord* leans to Savannah, which was reported Th*»n "he slowed down to Hooray, Sunford geta the next " f ' •iu ervo as n ground for requested to have such cows tested, ing to estimates announced yesterday by radio today turbine broken nnd • rr r.rg • f the powers, rnlurlntrd which the inspector will be pleased to year's state shoot, thanks to the boy* I’*1'*' ‘ * by [.. L. Jones, agricultural statist!- drifting near alligator reef. |to <i *• :r' * *> pcrncc of Europe. do nt their request. It is suggested who went to Jacksonville. We will < A ,in« ,u« v*Korously three clan o f the United States bureau o f { ____ ___ M that privately owned cattle be bunch- have a chnnce to see some real sure times in welcome. The terrific boom markets and crop estimates in bis M ILLIO NS IN l.l(|UOR 1 rgi m the earlier >*f the Mnjestic’s whistle answered her SEIZED TH IS WEEK alluded t*> th* ed at some central points so ns to far- enough marksmanship next spring and nnd litter ships, waiting to welcome first official report o f crop damage nnd lirreage affected in the flooded BY DRY O FFIC E RS I* tin- possibility* of ilitate the work. There will be nbso- some o f the Snnford boys will be rig! the n. v liner, took up the refrain. along with the best o f them. hor n K territory. ! ______ a being armed by Ger- lutcly no charge for this work. Yours truly, ■ -The renort declared that the figures m » The \«-„rini*d Press) Ilr-*n>', *r*l declared thnt so long ns I). J. F. D EN TO N, Thi way that Wight boy shoots up ing bad luck lately but will show nre “ preliminary nnd subject to re W A SH IN G TO N , Mny ID.— More - disputes in Europe rcCounty Physician, would make Jesse James ashamed of nil right nt the end o f the season. vision" nnd do not tnke into account *h* n " million dollar's worth of liquor *»tnr.! •.* **i,.,| th.-re was just npSnnford, Floridn. irrhrr«i ' f future wars. himself. We hope he can stay at the the effects of the Hamburg and An- wn" *cl*e<* during the past week by recently organized general ngenls of traps next Thursday long enough to Orlando hus just opened their gun cola crevasses. Alth th,. Itolshi'viki reply to <lub. Negotiations are under waiy for Mrs. Jones nlso gave out figures 'I*1' prohibition forces, llnynes an\DY RH O N D AS C LA IM S shoot out his usual string. **f the powers wns consome inter-club contests. Hope we contained in a letter from Joseph C. nounccd today. Floridn included In tflUt.ifv f 'he -cns,. that it suggesSET IN HOUSE OF LORDS Where, oh where is the "sh e riff? " won’t need DeCottcs' army to settle Logon, temporary secretary o f the states where seizures were mnde. II'd n in•, I "inmission to study the HAS N O T BEEN M AD E OUT This promising young man hns slipped the riot. West Mississippi Flood Commission ' ‘Led. the Soviet spokes. . . . ____ _ down from second to sixth 1 place in to Governor Russell o f that state RIGHT TO CONGRESS • I raeti* Jly rejected the powers’ (II* The .liinrliili d Press) TO R E G U L A T E EM PLO YING Among the visitors nt the traps vrhn stnting that 10,10(1 persons were in LONDON, May ID.— By twenty tho lis t Too much fast company at •arc 1hey were especially Ifoil C H ILD R EN UNDER IH made good scores yesterday were need o f help ns a result o f the flood to four vote committee on privilges th^stjjto shoot, perhaps. Ihering to their doctrine |cf George nml I’nul I’ezold. The Club is in Mississippi nnd that 10,800 event------ — "•itl >‘n of' irivate property House o f I/>rds decided today o f Lady (II* Thr .(-aorlalril I'rraa) [indtiilirx th,nlwnys glad to welcome visitors and 'ually would hnve to lie cared for. Rhondas claim and petition to sit in j Dr. Puleston is getting back in bis I .. , l roperty o f foreigners, | W ASH IN G TO N , Mny ID.—Joint they are given the same privileges ns . . —■ the House o f l-ords, "N o t been made old form. Good scoru yesterday, con■ '■ nat (in, desired returned to resolution pnqiosing federal constitu­ out » sidering the wind. He hns been hnv- the members nt the traps. For quick results, try a want nd. l“ * farmer owners. tional amendment giving congress the ‘ , T' • in ‘ ten.,, broke the back of right to regulntc or prohibit employrr former. It drove Belgium nnd The two Prather Boys, o f DeLand, with W alter A. Robinson and E llis Little, o f New Smyrna, might ,1 " 'nl ,,f ' [ ll,lr''n “nder is was intro' ■' <*f the later deliberation*. T r.r:r,a * n,,lenc«’ from Genoa InL-**'.' difficulties in obtaining r r di‘ ‘ * nnd America's reitation to participate t i-. l ^'1" '""Crrence hns disspth.rtio fr, . ” who " no expected big things (. ''"uference. Nevertheless . . " 1« has served the ' ,ri/ '. " f B*ning thirty-two *itK f ' Lur.qie better acquainted r .»l7 toi,r :. T XhtT' n «n<« hus ‘ t'.’ n "Ulrif o f conciliation, Undpr"t*ndlng. It has "*ible for the experts at tn tak« «)«ttr.. ” p concp*te Russian b u •"*' P «> P «t y tr -. . . attain the entertainm ent below ii they hold to the rope |Republican, California, said amendI IIN M Y H a r e : M - V foot*, u ' (SHintiir SALOflE sun BBMENOFF ItBLEASBD FROM A R R E S T TO D AY, C O U R T HAS K H Y E R SA L O A * 0 t S Q >\ IDA-DA-l*' ^ lF0Rrt£!> -{el* \fA merit proposed in effect to meet situa­ tion arising from recent decision uf the Supremo Court holding child labor law unconstitutional. U Kt n ii 'A / 'y r •'" ! » military ir"Pe and Asia. / (II* The .U u rU lrd I’ rraa) NEW YO R K . May 19.— General Gregorie Scmcnoff, former Atman o f Cossacks, was ordered released from arrest today by appellate division o f the supreme court which reversed the decisiun o f Supreme Court Justice DeKhanty. �TH8 SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 18,1922 PAGE SIX CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ada Sc a line. No ad taken for leea than 2Se. and positively no classified ada charted to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. FOR S A L E CHREVOLET POR SA LE , In Sr*t t l u i thape. $2S0 term* or 1200 cash. 490 Model. Rive & Wnlkrr, In old Ford Garage. dh-tfp FOR S A L E — Gasoline pump and 180 gallon tank.— L. F. Roper. Phone 160. 39-tfc FOR S A L E — A practically new piano. High grade, walnut finish fo r cash. 8160.00. 310 Cypress Avc. 23-tfp FLO RID A SE C R E TA R IE S M EET IN ST. PETERSBURG OVIEDO Rev. J. N. Thompson and R. W. FOR S A L E — Ford Sedan.— L. F. Rop­ I.nwton are attending the Baptist er. Phone 160.. 39-tfc convention in Jacksonville this week. S. \V. Swope has improved his place FOR S A L E — Seven room house with by the installment o f a Delco light bath, three porches, new garage, price 83,600. H alf cash, balance on and water plant Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hancock spent Mother's Day with Mr. Hancock's parents at Oakland. FO R R E N T The first concert to be given by the FOR R E N T — Two furnisbed light­ Oveldo Orchestra was on May Uth, housekeeping rooms, down stairs. at the school house, under the e ffi­ 20C East Third SL_________ . 45-2tp cient leadership o f Mr. E. A. Ball and FOR R E N T— Furnished five room assisted by the Legion Saxapohne apartment with gan K r- 914 MyrBond of Sanford, a very creditable tic Avenue. 46-10tp program was given. The Orchestra FOR i{Eis'T— Furnished hou»e with a was organised five months ago with caraKe. Apply 107 W . 9th St., o r lon)y four o f _____ _____ _________ its seventeen members phone *10. 43-fltp cver having played their Instnimcnta terms. Phone 487-J. 43-5tc i m a i m M m isiitiBijjg SANFORD’S = — tonight -^ TEMPERATURE : O C ALA, May 18 .— (Special.)— The third annual convention o f the Flor­ M A Y M cAV oy ida State Commercial Secretaries' ______ n Association will he held in St. Peters­ — IN — Everything sitting pretty to burg, June 2nd and 3rd. Though it today. Good rain last night, to ia called a convention, this annual bonds carried yesterday, lm- to gathering o f the secretaries and as­ provements will start now, to sistant secretaries o f the chambers peppers will brin g" more to of commerce and boards o f trade of money next week, old to Florida is in reality a school, in which buildingi going down and to arc taken up aubjccta of importance new ones going up, inter- to to the secretaries, their organizations cst on deferred payments to — ALSO— and communities, and to the state at large. Then there i* the “ Question only ten per cent, sweet po- to A Century Comedy Box," which is a medium thru which tntoes coming in soon, wat- to the secretaries may present for con­ ermelons only 81-50 apiece, to sideration somo particular problem. fish are biting— well, there to This yesr the presidents o f the var­ is hardly anything more that to F rid ay and Saturday. ious commercial organizations in the could be desired and San- to E S TE LLE TAYLO R |n state nre especially invited to attend ford Is the greatest town in to the sessions o f the convention and to the whole world. to “ Footfalls” to take part in ail discussions. Assis­ 5:40 A. M. M A Y !3, 1922 | A b o “ Face to Face With J* tant secretaries are now eligible for 94 Maximum ........ . memberhip in the association and all to Minimum ...... ......... . 64 (E ls in E iK U E ig ig g g assistant secretaries are all urged to ... 68 attend with their wives and best to Barometer .............. . 29.80 girls. Rain -.------- - -— -— — .44 Dance at the Montezuma Hotel The St. Petersburg Chamber of Calm and cloudy. night, 9 o’clock sharp AdaiiifcT ( 81.00. ^ Commerce has arranged a most at­ tractive program o f entertainment. On Friday, June 2nd, there will be a For quick results, try a want s i luncheon with the St. Petersburg Ro­ Democratic Convention tary Club, complimenta o f the Tour­ ist News. There w ill he a separate at Columbia Today En­ E L IT E DRESSMAK­ luncheon for the ladies on this day. dorsed E veryth ing IN G PARLORS On Saturday afternoon there will he Dresses, Children's Frock*. Pleating, a trip to the beach, a shore dinner at Wilson, Cox, A gricu ltu ral Bloc, St. all Linda hemstitching. Fm4ik Pnss-n-Grillc and a dance. Johns River and Sanford Golf Links Apartment*. The subjects to be discussed at this _____ year's convention will be “ Small ,I laMJ.1 < U X||) Town Chamber o f Commerce;" “ F i­ COLUM BIA, May 18.— Endorse­ nancing and Membership;" "Freight ment o f the agricultural bloc in con­ T r a ffic ;" "Functions o f a County gress, praise Woodrow Wilson, James THE Chamber o f Commerce;" "Advertis­ M. Cox as Democratic leaders, call on ing Without Traceable Results;" congress to provide system o f short "The Florida Development Board— term credits included in platform of Its purposes and Plans;" "Cnamber South Carolina Democrats adopted at Efficiency with n Smnll S ta ff;" and convention adjourned here early to­ there will he an exhibit o f office day. F ir s t A m o n g Cleaners forms. TH E TRUTH ABOUT HUSBANDS” FOR R E N T— 6 roomed house furnish­ before. Seven of the member? could not read music at all and some o f ed, 201 6th st., comer Magnolia. 43-3tp them felt that they were “ too old to IIU P M O H ILE owners! Used parta for housekeeping learn" hut some progress has been Model R. O. K. H alf price. A d ­ FOR R E N T— Light apartment, all convenience. Phone made and the people o f Oveldo as dress Ilupmobile, care Herald. 41-Mon-Wed-Fri.p 283-J. 42-tfc well ns the members o f the Orchestra feel rather proud o f what has been FOR S A L E — Fine celery farm, 10 Ffill' irRKT^Tiooms and kitchenette. accomplished and hope to have a real acres rich hammock land, cultivated — Shirley Apartments opposite post orchestra before 1923. The only dis­ 10 years. Crop on it now. Tw o flow- office, upstairs. 28-tfe couraging feature o f Thursday even­ In it wells, 8H acres tiled; also thirty acres hammock adjoining with one HJR R E N T - T w o unfurnished rooms, ing’s performance was that the Saxwell and small part cleared, near for lighthousekeeping. Good nphonc Hand, which had only been organized two months could furnish Cameron City. Apply to owner for l° c“ *lon- A PPl>* " R- 8: care o f Her6-tfe better music than the Orchestra a f­ particulars. Herbert O. Crinpen, R. B' “ ter five months effort. The musk o f 32-12p R. A. Box 189. W a N IL I) the Saxaphone Rand was greatly en­ FOR SALE -15 acres orange prove, W A N TE D —A man to work on farm. joyed and appreciated by the Oveldo fine land, about 400 old bearing Apply to M. S. Nelson. Box 270, people and the momhera o f the orange and grapefruit tree*. Also pe­ Sanford. 44-2tp Orchestra. Special numbers on pro­ can, peach, grapes, pears and other ROOMS W A N T E D to take cam <.f gram were comet solo by Master fruit tree* on Golden Lake, 3tt miles Shriners, May 20 to 27. List rooms John Shiiani, three Zillophone num­ aouth o f Sanford. Also nnother 4H with Sanford Shrine Club or call bers by Robson and sister and a acres of fine rich, cultivated pine land phone im u 'to reading by Miss Carter o f Sanford. with about To old bearing orange and \VX1TRESS W A N TE D - -Depot Res- .Mrs. G. 8. Brown of Golden Rod, grapefruit trees, and nbout 76 pecan Fin., gave two splendid readings taurnnt. ____ trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to ow n-( _____ _______43-3to ___ which were appreciated and greatly er, Herbert O. Crippen, R. R. A. Box COMPETE,NT Stenographer wishes applauded by the audience while the 189. 32-12p position, part or full time. Fast and vocal solo by Mrs. C. L. West of — accurate. “ Lady Stenographer," care Oveldo was as greatly received. Mr*. All secretaries, assistant secretar­ FOR SA LE — Potato barrel* in i Illinois leads the states in the numT J lo f Herald. 45-Mon-Wed-Fri. Cleans wherever dust West’s encore was especially sweet ies and presidents, whether members quantity, special prices on car lots, her o f electrically lighted residences, ROOMS W A N TE D to take care of and beautifully rendered and brought of the association or not, are being correspondence solicited, Clearwater and dirt collects Shriners, May 20 to 27. List rooms forth n* much npplnuso ns the first urged to attend the convention In St. 1followed py California, New York and Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc Pennsylvania. with Sanford Shrine Club or call number. Owing to the fact that it Petersburg. Tho most successful and Makes home work easier FOR S A LE OR L E A S E -O n e 20 acre. phone 101. 42-5tc was the Orchestra's first public ap- |longest In service o f the commercial one 10 acr e Sanford a v c . walking W AN fF-f>— Smnll cottage, unfurnish­ penrnnee and not knowning Just secretaries in Florida are numbered distance to city. Two lots corner Sold on easy terms ed or half o f house, or unfurnished what to expect, whether some o f the among the members o f the associa­ Center and Elm ave. Two lota west members would faint from stage tion and it >* believed that i f these housekeeping room*. Address "P e r ­ side Palmetto ave., 60 f t from Elev­ manent,’ P. O. Box 648, Sanford. 34-p fright and interrupt the program, men lnd the organization worth while enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, only the small ndmlssion o f thirty- and profitable, the other secretaries owner, 1'5 N. Spring St., Los AngeLO ST five cents was charged, so very little and assistant secretaries w ill find it For Florida: Partly cloudy lee, Calif._________________ 2H8tf; ?9-tf LOST— A ReU'kah pin, pleaae return^success attended the performance worth while also. tonight and Friday. Wanner FOR S A LE — A lto Saxaphone, prac­ to 113 East Fifth St. 44-3tp from a financial standpoint. A fte r in extreme north portion to­ 105 Palmetto Avenue tically new Good condition Very the concert light refrrshmenta o f Dance nt the Montezuma Hotel to­ night. M IS C E L L A N E O U S reasonable Sec Warren, Seminole Ho­ cream and cake were served to tha night, 9 o’clock shnrp. S A N FO R D FLORIDA Admission, tel 44-3tp WXKT" to trade lot on Celery avenue performers by tho orchestra undsr 81.00. 45-ltc for rnr in good condition. See sup­ the supervision o f Mrs. S. W. Swope FOR S A L E — 7-weeks-old Berkshire erintendent o f new building near city nnd Mr* W p. V c._.— and Jerscv nig*. *4 00 each also i i i i H m m n H m H iin iiu iiiiin iiii ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B S S S S S III hail. 46-2tp Mr. and Mrs. C. S. I^e and Mr. good milk cow with five weeks calf, PO SITIO N O PE N for girl who ha* nnd Mr*. Vern Sley spent Tucsdny Sanford’s N e w Store--------------------860.— It. C. Nowith, I-ongwood, Fla. -Phone 127 * had experience with clerical work in Orlando. 44-3tp and enn use typewriter. Apply today. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Wright, Jr., and FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. R. — Western Union Telegraph Co. 15-1 tp little daughter Ruth Gone spent sev­ siding. Within four blocks o f center eral days last week visiting their o f city. parents. T H E U N K N O W N HEX. Geo. V’ . KNHJHT Mrs. W. B. Englett nnd baby re­ ■ 272-tfc turned last week from n visit to A t­ Herbert Think* the Female of The 10 Stores in Georgia-1 Store In Florid* j FOR B A LE -19 22 Model Ford tour­ lanta, Gn. They were met in Jack­ Specie* a True Sphinx ing car. Will sacrifice for quick sonville lty Mr. Englett who accom­ Holme* E. Herbert, who piny* the cash sale. Address “ C. C." care of panied them home. Herald. 43-fttp part o f Dunstnn Rcnahnw, about whom Mrs. Ruth Young nnd Virginia tho truth is told in "The Truth About W right nnd R. R. Wright attended 40 LEGHORN, laying hens and fine Husbands," U a Rugby man with a tho Christian Endeavor Convention cock, mostly white, 11.60 each. Also wide experience on the stage at least 4 cockerels, 60c each. Family going with the fair sex, having played op­ in lakeland last week. The annual Missionary program of north — P. R. Hoy, Grundin, Fla. 44-3tc posite such stars as Ethel Rarrymore, the Rnptist church wus given Sun­ Grace George, Blunche Bates, Billie day morning. The program consisted I .Burke - —• nnd Elsie •Ferguson. VI S/Va|l|»V Despite 17,700 Acre* in East Orange this he claims to know very little about o f songs nnd recitations by the lit­ tle folks and missionary pageants by County . — ; women. But ns ho *nys, who does?the older members of the Sundny On Famous ;lle will Im> seen at the Princess the­ School. The program was splendidly Orlando to Ocean atre tonight in this Whitmnn Bennett gotten up nnd so well rendered thnt production, which is adapted from A r ­ the directors deserve the many con­ H ig h w a y thur Wing Pinsro's "The Profligate," gratulations they received, Farming, Citru* spent Saturday with Mrs. V. C. Voland released through First National. Trucking Land* (Icing Syndicated in On Monday night, May 15th, the Dnnte nt the Montezuma Hotel to- Oveldo band was re-organized under 30 A cre Tracts [light, 9 o'clock shnrp. Admission, the leadership o f C. L. Lee with Vern B iig B a n r g & ik s W n l (D iffe r e d Each Irncl fronting on OrlandoLOO. 46-ltc Slay ns Director. At the first meet­ Ocean Boulevard at the extreme­ ly In* price o f— ing there were about ten members $28.21 per Acre The Dnily Herald Delivered to your present, but threo or four others have F ire Year* In Which to Pay.— door six days a week fo r 16 cents— expressed n desire to Join since MonTitle Good— Warranty Deed dny night. The band expects to ho Join the throngs o f readers. Guaranteed ready to piny for the annual May Land May Be Occupied Before picnic which will he hold just after Payment Completed school closes. This trnct consists o f 17,700 K. of C. Hall, Hlh and Oak, Fri., 8:15 sere* liordering both sides the R. M. W. Sturdivant spent Sunday Drlnmlo-Enst Const Sixtccn-foot with relatives in Orlando. "T H E RE TU R N OF MILES Boulevard for about eight miles, W @ im d l@ iri? o n l V a l e o © © W nDD i s © Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Lawton spent O 'R O U R K E " is intersected by the Florida Tuesdny In Orlnndo. East Const Railroad nnd two Mr. nnd Mr*. Ii. F. Wheeler were other main county highway* ono An original play hy Rev. J. A. HenEm A D A © © p a r t a e i m t e □a o f which i* to he iinrd-*urfaced visitors to Snnford Tuesdny. nessy, Sanford. A story o f Irish life also. W. B. Williams spent Sunday with o f the 20th Century, minus wars and his family in Oveldo. Upon completion of these hard­ surfaced roads tho value of this rumors o f wars. Laughs follow tears, land will increase very sub­ and thrills follow climnxes. Given un­ KN IG H TS TE M P L A R . A TTE N TIO N ■ stantially n* hns already been der the auspice* of A ll Souls Dramat­ demonstrated In all other sec­ On Friilny evening, May 19, 1922, ic Club Sanford. The cast: Mile* tions of Orange County, nnd the syndicate proposes to sell in O'Rourke, the hero, Mr. Thomas Right Eminent Samuel A. Johnson, P A Y C ASH imali trarts the syndicate hold­ Reidy; Ursln MucLoigh, tho heroine, grand commander of Knights Templnr ing* at n profit. Mrs. O. P. Herndon; Mrs. O’ Rourke, of Florida will constituc Taylor ComThl* trnct i* virgin timbered and the widow, Mr*. Charle* Wood; Bridle mnndry No. 28 and install its officers. ■ B uying fo r Lesstho timber i* cc>n*< r\atlvely esW ili Save You Money timnted to he worth 812.00 per All Sir Knights are requested to O’Moore, the walking library o f vil­ sere. lage secrets, Mrs. Ira Jones; Patsy assemble at the asylum at 6 o’clock Reference*— Any hank or huslO’ Doyle, the N e’er-do-well, Mr. I-arry Friday afternoon in full uniform for ness house in Orange County. Stone; Dominic MacLeigh, the regen­ instruction. Honest Salesmen Wanted A t 6 o’clock the grand commnmk-r Mall Coupon Today for Particulars erated, Mr. Clarence Mahoney; Fr. O R LA N D O -E A S T CO AST L A N D CO. O'Sullivnn, the shepherd of the flock, will arrive and he conducted to the Ho­ Mr. John Schirnrd, Sr.; Shamus Haf- tel Montezuma to dinner, nftcr which 120 So. Orange Ave., Orlnndo, Fin. Please send particulars of your 17,­ firty, Mr. Martin Temple; Alex, a the ceremonies will begin at the 700 acre development This in no farm boy, Mr. Matthew Tarhcll, Jr., asylum. manner obligates me. A policeman, Mr. Moses Jackson; the A ll Sir Knights having uniforms, Rstns . . . m*. Mi., i n i ill., i.m i i i ~ ‘'in i. singer of Irish songs, Mrs. Marion please come in full dress. Address ............... Giles. H. E. TO LAR, Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla. Eminent Commander. ■ ■ ■ i i H a m B B i B i i u i m i u B u i m u H a M a m i H M i H u i H i H M a M i i i i * 1111 Premier THE WEATHER F. P. The Churchwell Co.! TW ® M®ME SALE BAYB F r n d k y aumdl S a fo m n s t o y be E @ (U fa D a y s e Somr® to Vnsnd ©our SSton'e ansidl S<£vB If© ir Y t i w & d l i ? • The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKAJLOC* �FIGURES OF * Iff/’ ‘ I •; ij.' Imaginative Writer Portray* Indlgna. tion Meetings to Protest Against Certain Comparisons. : r - : p a q I | New York—OIDcrr* of the "nlt«*<l Stall's navy look concerted action to­ day In (irotcst of uuthors and puhllc iqs'.-iker* who use the expression ">|n'iid money like a drunken sailor." Philadelphia—An Indl.’iiatlou meet­ ing was held today In Independence hall hy the Society for the Protection of llatniekers, who prote<tei| the us»» hy writers and puhllc speakers of the expression "ns mad a* a hatter." Chicago—The lnde|>endent Order of Tnxlcnh Drivers will meet tonight at the lllarkstone to protest the Indis­ criminate use of the characterlxatlou "a former member of the James gang now driving s taxi," and similar terms of opprobrium they say have been heaped upon chauffeurs who drive cars for hire. Omaha—1 The local union of Jnrkrahbll hinders at a meeting today decid­ ed to petition congress for a hill pro­ hibiting writers and public speakers uslnr the simile "ns wild as a March hare They «rv siirh language Is tilsroiintglug to th • e u hu hunl surh '# * \ • . i • . A year ago — M f prey. S in Ant< nln - The Internntloiinl Milkers went on strike today In protest of several vunderllle romedlatis who n'ceiitly HM'd thi' i-xpre* Ion "as funny us a r n ilili” In loud playhouses.— Kansas City Star. |.e: -lie of Cruti h almost unknown Today — a leader 8L I WERE SYMBOLS OF CREATION A sweeping verdict for Q U A LITY * w V m Vt c cl It t! (1 n l. v W<f !. 3 a* r f I Ra Ra lu Ri Ik Ik Rat Ra Ra fa th 8. P' In i i i i f fa M k>i ta * ki M fa is M Aa Aa ea ki ed Monroe Saturday on the home dia­ mond, the score being •’! to 1! in favor o f Monroe. F. II. Phipps, o f Tampa, is spend­ ing several days in town with his brother, J. K. Phipps. Mrs. A. V. Fuller was shopping in Orlando Tuesday. •Mrs. L It. I’aync anil little son were visitors in Orlando Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Dinkel were visi­ F. J. Neimyer was transacting bus­ tors in Orlando Tuesday. E. S. Miller is spending several F. J. Itevert .of Orlando, lias pur­ days in Fort Pierce. chased the Wade Kntzminger grove, There will he the regular services nt better known ns the Kelly grove, and the Church o f Christ Sunday a fter­ expects to build immediately. noon at 3:30. iness in Sanford Friday. Mias llettie Arnettc returned last Mrs. L. T. Hunt and children, of week front DeLeon Springs where she Fort Lauderdale arrived Wednesday to has been teaching. spend some lime with Mrs. Hunt's Mr. nnd Mrs. II. J. Overstreet re­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen. turned Wednesday from Jacksonville. Itev. Ilurr delivered his farewell W A N TE D sermon Sunday morning. lie is giving A customer fo r used cars. All in up his charge owing to his ill health. good condition. Guarantee a fit and The Longwuod base ball team play­ terms.— N. II. Gnroer. 41-Gtc K IN* ’ * ■ ■ A re You Thinking About a Summer Camp For You r Boys This Summer? The mountain* o f North Carolina are the best locations in the world for health and that change of climate needed by Floridians and espec­ ially the growing boys. 3 Laurel •. * •• » Park Camp N ear Hendersonville is one o f the best camps in the South as well aa one of the most reas­ onable wits n fine corps of teachers and councillors, with the best athletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pure drinking water, good food, sanitary in every respect. ■ Send for Catalogue or See Me Personally ■ R O B E R T J. IIO L L Y , Jr. ■ ■ SANFO RD , FLO RID A ■ l. to CHULUOTA INN r ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway, Chaluots, Fla., an.ong the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an up-to-date modern brick hotel, with private hatha and hot water heat. First class cuisine. Rales 12.50 to fSJjO per duy; lit) to flH per week, ac­ cording to location of room. MRS. C H A S. l>. B R U M L E Y , M anager »• i Cleanliness is next to Godliness ■ ■ M * ■ ■ s s s ■ ■ ■ We invite tin* public nnd all users of ELD ER SPRINGS W A TE R to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicinns claim that this water in unexcelled nnd Us purity makes it most honeficinl for many troubles. The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for bnttcrieii. Call phone 311 nnd have n bottle of this water sent you nnd protect vour health. Elder Springs Water Co. ■ SANFORD 8. F L O R ID A Photography of Words. Dftr»nX'ChuH>ohnfl, the French scientist, has photographed the varia­ tion of current In a mleropbonlc clrcult hy the aid of a lllonda! oscillo­ graph. The photographs are reproduct Iona o f the syllables pronounced hy a human voice, and II l» ex|*ct«J that they will he of use In the solu­ tion of various problems In telephony. In studying the Impression made hy syllables the experimenter found that Mch syllable :e composed of Saturday and Monday :: A T MILLER & SON »* to •»<> complete vlhrnihms. The begln'ng ami the end of the syllables are modified hy the Impression* o f the consonants, hut the ntodlllrallons cover only four or Jive periods, so that each syllable has JO to .TO regular vibrations corres­ ponding to U» vowel. The method permits the study of the higher har­ monics, which give character to words. Codfish. Codfish Is said to be the worlds must Important—which means ibe must eaten—flab. Few fl»h are more prolific. It Las been asserted that one weighing T&Vounds will contain over 9'Pmnnn eg A perhaps the tarpon Is one *d them, f<o It l» a large tlsli with a very line r< The cod I* practliolly umidvoreii" llndlag means to supply great *t*l •«»!• wherever food of any sort Is found. It la found In many parts of the world other than the North American "hanks'' and It I* *al«l that It lias been fished for hy fisher­ men of northern Knrope aline the he ginning of recorded history and of course fhr unaccountable centuries be­ fore man began to mnke wrllteu rec­ ord*. KITCHEN CABINETS AND ENAMEL TOP KITCHEN TABLES AT SPECIAL PRICES. YOU SAVE $20.00 ON A HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET Miller & Son! ■Sill .. ........ . OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE Among Ancient Egyptians the Beetle Was Believed to Be the Form of the Sun v>sd. Cord Tire Facts. A 30 hy 3*4 cord tire ositalns al­ most 0.000 teet of cord or over e mile und a half. A ;tft by ft lias over 50.000 A siuuih I* the representation of feet of cord or over .PA4 nillea. The the sacred beetle found on Egvpilau lord, similar to medium-weight fishing gems, colli*, inuuililies, obelisks and line. Is made of long liber cotton, of works of art. The appeaiaucv and far better grade than used In ordinary rupltl multiplication of beetles III the rotten goods Knrli cord, lusulnled In lliud lefl oil Ibe subsidence of (be rubber. |* separated from tbe next by Nile gave rl*e to tile belief In llii'lr a layer o f rubber Insulating, which spontaneous generation, and they be­ L’lvi* additional Strength. A standard came ibe >) iiiIhiI of crvulloii and crea­ make five lui'li cord lire hns ‘JO to Jfi tive |M»i\er In their circular shape mill tfie bright golden tints of their rord« per tin'll mid a strength In fabric wing cases they were thought to re- rnrrn«» nlotie In excess of 2,100 Semitic the shape and luster of the pounds to the square Inch, Irrespective sun and thus wen* taken to be the of the strength given hy other purta. tonus In which the sun god appeared. Scarabs were cut In stones uud em­ Sens* of Security. ployed as seals and amulets. They "1 hope some day," remarked Mr. were bored through their length so Chtiggltis. "to give up my flivver and that they could he strung like heads. have a private jueht.” After the commingling of the Egyptian "Why do you prefer the y a c h tf with other races, agnostics and Chris“ 1 iuii go to bed without being dis­ Huns Interpreted the meaning of these turbed by tbe fear that some one la gems In accordance with their own going to steal It out o f the garage." beliefs. Those of the most ancient (terlod, such us sre found on mummies, are Inscribed with (tie names of the “ I ’m Going Right Straight Hack tc kings held In highest veneration. My Dear Old Florida Home," at HinThutmosls HI, Itameses H and Amenoternm ter’s I'inno Store, Wclaka Block. phis III. snd frequently with some 20-tfp hliruglyphlc symbol. The larger of F IN E C A K E S cannot be made without fine flour. is milled from the finest soft wheat obtainable ui for fine cakes, pastries, and biscuits, it ii uncxct^ti A t your grocery. F L O R ID A G RO C E RY CO. D ISTR IB U TO R S, PALA TK A. BlisJi NIillina Co. SEYMOUR, IND. them have some short religious or historic Inscription on their und&r aide. Makeup or H u m a n Body. One reason why milk Is so excel­ lent a food Is tlint It contains much calcium, which is ilie principal miner-1 id of tlie liuuimi body, contributing to tbe makeup of the bonce and teeth. A grown person carries In Id* skele­ ton about four imuiid* of It, say* nil exchange. Tbe body contain* about three ounces of sodium, combined with chlorine to form common salt. There lire also about two ounces of magnesium, which Is a all very-white metal. Another highly luttnuiuinlile metal contained In (lie body I* pola« Mum—about two nnd one-half ounce* of It. The body contain* about fifi ounce* of phosphorus. Seven eighths of the phosphorus I* In the hone* (going to form phosphate of lim e); half nn ounce Is In the bruin tissues; Ihe rest I* In the red corpuscles of •he Idood. Of sulphur there lire nhoiil four ounces III tbe belies und teeth. Ttie body Is three fifth* water nnd one-fifth carbon. Black Hawk In Boston. For some >cars Pluck llnwk lived quietly on n small reservation near Ik's Moines. In Pv't? the |K'Hrelovlng Keokuk look b*in with a parly of Sauk nnd Fox chiefs again to Washington, nnd on tld* trip lie made n visit to Boston. The ufth-lal* of the city re­ ceived the august warrior and III* com­ panion* In Fnueull bull, and tbe gov­ ernor of tbe commonwealth paid them similar honor at the atntebuuse. Some wuMlnnct's were performed on tlie Common for the niiniseiueiit of ibe IMipuluce, nnd afterward ibe party was token to see it performance by Edwin Forrest at tbe Tremont thea­ ter. Hen* all went well, except Hint at uu exciting point In the play the Indians hurst Into a wnrw'hoop, to the considerable consternation of the women uud children present.— Frederic ] Austin ogg. Intelligence of Elephants. Elephants are extraordinarily Intelli­ gent, even In their wild stute, tint It le nn astoidshlug fact that with all this Intelligence the males will luvHrlnhly permit the approach of human being* (on the right stile of the wind) to within JO or 30 yard* with the utmost unconcern. It ls on this account ninny hunters believe that they sre blind to anything at close quarters. This opinion, however, Is dlsi minted hy the fact thut the females, particu­ larly If they are with young, get very curious, nnd more often than nut In­ vestigate matters, and If they do. do so with trunk aloft, head and ears hack, and a "get-otit-of-the vvny-rm-s.omlng'' toot which heats anything In the Jungle. Selling Out oAll Stock in Stationery and O ffce Supplies for T'wo Weeks In order to close out the stock o f Stationery and Office Supplies and make room fo r new stock o f goods coming in and also to put in la rg e r and more commodious offices the Herald Prin tin g Company will sell all stationery and office supplies listed below at half price. A ll o f these goods are g o in g h ig h e r instead o f dropping and the pric­ es are big bargains. You w ill agree with us if you look them over. The opportunity o f the public to buy the best in stationery and o ffic e supplies at prices that w ill never be touched at this price again. Special Bargains in Job Lots F ine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, n o w ...... *...........$1.00 Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now ................. ........50 35c and 40c Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now..... . Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now........ Envelopes to Match round Paper, p k g ..... Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards..... .60 .20 ................... 60 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards.......... .50 Students’ Looseleaf N o te Books (D e Luxe, $1 value .50 Students’ Looseleafe N o te Books, 65c valu e.... ..........35 .25 Students Looseleaf N o te Books, 45c value. .15 Looseleaf N o te Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r .... . 10c Composition Books f o r ........................ 5c Composition Books, fo r .. ............ .02'/2 ....... 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r ............................ 5c School T a b le ts ,........................................ .05 .15 2</2c to 3 l-3e Ink, Paste and M u scila g e............... A A Price E V E R Y T H IN G I N O FFIC E S U P P L Y L IN E A T G R E A T L Y REDU CED P R IC E H erald Printing Co. �. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRH)AY, MAY 19, 1922 The Amount Doesn’t C o u n t I f s the S t a r t - S That’s the T h in g UPSALAAND : GRAPEVILLE : S _____________________________________________ _ ■ ‘ MONEY TA LK S” | * Mr*. Volio Williams went to Or­ lando Wednesday afternoon. To the Thriftless m oney says “ Good- | Norman Swanson came over to see his mother who has recently hnd a severe spell o f acute indigestion. To the self-respecting, fonvard-lookin g Emil Magnuson was n guest at the home o f his sister, Mrs. J. E, LundCitizen it says: “ I am yours, I represent your 5 quit, coming up from Windermere b e s t working days. Be carefu l with me fo r I ■ with Mr.nnd Mrs. Fry, and as usual at ended the Sunday school. ini vour best friend. Put m e in the Bank, Mrs. Pritchard 's still suffering where I am Safe and I w ill w ork fo r you. Re- 5 from severe headaches; she tell* us a member. I move the world.” s number o f Upsnia Indies have called to sec her. , Open your Savings Account T O D A Y ! J; George Fuller, who hn sheen at­ tending college nonr Nashville, Ten­ nessee, is n guest nt present at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Forrest West. He is n Canadian by birth, but has lived in West Florida, though his ■ pnrents now reside In Detroit. ____________________________________________________________ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Frances Borquist of Fort Meade made the trip in their car and are visiting nt the home of his sister, Mrs. E. W. Lundquist. Mr. nnd Mrs. West nnd fnmily 1went to Formosa Sunday nnd again -SERVICE -PROGRESSSTRENGTHon Tuesdny, the latter time Mrs. b b b b b b b b b b bb b b b b bb b b b b b bb b b b b ijb b b bb b b b b b Bnilinger went with them to see Mrs. V. C. Coller. S The Seminole County Bank 1 I | i g I B«nBa*«B*BBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPBBBr Fred Kreil nnd w ife nnd little ones made the trip in their car Friday from Arcadia where he has been en­ gaged packing ornnges. His family are with Mr. nnd Mrs. Tyner, Fred -ALSO( having gone to Ocala for tomnto packing. W ill Henderson, one o f the A . C. L. shop force who is recuperating from r.n attack o f influenza is spending this week with his mnrried daughter A. C. FO R T, A g e n t in Port Tnmpn. His little son, Rob­ -SA N FO R D , F L A . ■ ert wns ill also nnd Dr .Tolnr wns WIGHT BROS. GARAGE.......................................................................... ...................................... called out. « Mr. August Swanson attended the service nt the Methodist church ir .............................. honor o f the Royal Neighbors last D E LIC IO U S S Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah Fry, Mrs. Bongstun nnd Miss Eunice Tyner came up Saturday from Windermere to spend the week-end with Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 0. In Bottles E veryw h ere Tyner, ns Mr. Tyner hns not been at nil well. Demand the genuine— nnmc stamped on every crown— nsk Most o f the fnmily attended the for it by nnme * morning scrvico nt the Lutheran Bottled only by ® church in the Swedish language. Mr. Crnmer nnd fnmily ns usunl The Sanford Coca-Cola B o ttlin g Company ■ spent Saturday with Mrs. V. C. Col­ ggggB«S*BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIJBBBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBBB ler nt the sanitarium nt Formosa; Mr. Thomson again being their guest. ■■ ■ ■ H I X I t l l B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I B I B B f l l B l f l B B I f l l B B B B B B B B B I There wns n good attendance nt the ® Im‘ pI tr, II *»•i •••%, I MtlsetMif* nlsM B-Is •wIsleL H evening *ia**S*l service led by kiaiat^u Rev. Wnlkon■ was in English. He took for his text "1 he Two W ays," showing by the word man’s freedom o f choice. One thought he cmphnslzcd wns “ The danger o f forgetting God." Rev. Walkcnburg wns n guest nt the home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Carlson, <>ur government furnishes protection o f many kinds for its near Monroe. A t the close o f the citizens, such ns food inspection, disease quarantines, safe­ service he sang sweetly, “ He hideth ty appliances on railroads, storm wnrnings, etc. But in no my soul In the cleft o f the rock,” r. sped does the government give the individual more care­ others Joining In on the chorus. ful protection than in the laws governing Nntionnl Banks. A number from the west side were Th> v* laws not only provide the fullest measure o f protec­ present and Curl Pierson brought out tion for the depositor, but they insure the greatest possible Mr. nnd Mrs. Helvorson from Snnfulness on the part o f Nntionnl Banks in facilitating ford. business, Some o f the young folks are plan­ : ning on n chicken pillnu at Crystal You receive the benefit o f these laws the moment you lake this Wodrusdny evening. become n depositor in this hank. HE SURE A N D SEE T H E PACKARD SINGLE SIX 1 STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY j l S GOVERNMEN l PROTECTION BIG S A L K OF SEC­ OND H A N D CARS The Chnnrc of n Life-Tim e In Grt Good Car Chrnp $130.00 1 Olds (\ .......... $500,011 I Olds 0 ............... 1 Ford Redan .......... $375.00 1 Q lljt l. d Six ...... 1500.00 All In good mechanical condition. W IL L IA M S ’ G A RAG E 41-tfc N a tio n a l B a n k A COMMUNITY’ BUILDER r ■' FtMtHTER. President It. F. W IIIT N E II, Cashier For quick results, try a wnnt rxl. I3 B ■V'JL1 J l if ■ ■ ■ * S * ■ 2 B a ■ a ■ ■ a b $ ■■■■■■■BBBBSBBI B B B « B B B B B B r B i ,1 B B B B a B B B I B » ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I l l i m H M I M t i l i n i i i i i i i s u s i ■■■■■■■■b •*>» • i- sum iis i •■■BIBIBia “T ” , ,2 ... .- . •HNI\ 1 .\» XIt 1I - < O. it iB M itiH s s s IIb , < ■m » » » ss» ;m m S 2 H ■j ■ ' |;> < »•*• • • 2 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. ? INFORD W H O LE S A LE DISTRIBUTORS .. FLO R ID A ■ “ n 2 a * B New York.— Unemployment Is a continuous Industrial problem, sumclem In Importance to warrant coucertvd effort by economists nnd bustOcas men to remove certain of Its causes, Is the stand taken by* the tintlomil Industrial conference hoard. In a report oil ‘T h e Unemployment Prob* lem." The report gives a comprehenslve survey of the extent of uuctuploytueiit during nonunl periods and during the present business deprestdon, discusses the causes nttd analyzes remedies suggested. The object of this study la to set fundamental principles to be Inkforth fundamentnl princlpl eo Into account In ron-lderlng the problem, derived from analysis of data an«| experience, and from liable eco­ nomic euufelUerutloiis, In order to pro­ vide a guide by which employers or organizations may approach their mi­ en.; loyment problems inoro lutelllgently. ‘Th e report," says a statement from the board, “ makes a careful dlslluctlun between Idleness and unemploy­ ment, which refer to very different muses. Idleness proceeds from three principal sources; Unwillingness to work on the part of those who are capable of performing work; disabil­ ity, physical or mental, of otherwise willing workers, nnd lastly, unemploy­ ment of those who are capable nnd willing to work, but cannot find work because of Industrial maladjustments within the plant or Industry, or In*enuso o f general economic conditions nt home or abroad. Causes of Unemployment. The statement then tuke* up the muse* of unemployment. They fall Into two classes, described In the re­ port us foili»s » : 1. Internal causes urlslng from con­ ditions within Individual mnnufueiurIng plhuU. These embrace: (a) Personal factor* such a* strike* and lockouts, and disability; (b) lmpenmniil factors relnllng eltlier lu failures of management, resulting In faulty factory organization in high production costs within the eotitfd >>f fnfniigetneiii. Ineffective Mt'cs methods lack of materials and ispnpmcnt, high labor turnover, or to fnllure of em­ ployees Imcause of Inefficiency, or to •l|IU « tfsr' n **# W * !* * «(• i s i l .x q a i& fe a c -a t PARISH HOUSE NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 19TH A t 8:00 o’clock and See “THE OLD PLANTATION” 2 * a J a j a, _ machinery. In the aggregate these causes pro­ duce a more or !■**.* continuous per­ centage of unemployment from month to month and from year to year. 2. External causes due to Influence* operating outside of the plant. These nr#: (a ) Of economic origin, resulting from seasonal variations, business de­ pressions, wasteful system* o f com­ modity distribution, deficient laborplacement facilities; (b) of political origin, due lo Immigration and tariff policies anil International relation ships. "It la estimated,' the statement says, •that In 11*20 the total number o f per­ sons euguged In gainful occupation* In the United btutes was about 41,000,* 000. Most of the available employ­ ment statistics pertain to wage-earner* lu the groups of manufacturing and mechanical Industries, which numbered, ill 11*2**. ! ' out 12 .800,000, During nor­ mal Him li U estimated thnt about t.MWOou of these are out o f work, since, on the average, about 42 days I>*-r year, or about 14 per cent of Ida total working time. Is lost tty each Indn-nrlal wage-earner. About seven days of this lost time Is due to sick­ ness. Deducting Ibis, Ihe total loss caused by unemployment of the aver­ age wage-earner' In Ihe United Slates Is about XT days a year. This does not Include loss from part-time employ* ment, for which no reliable llguros are to be hnd. Days of Unemployment. "The average of X'i days does noi apply to every Industry, for the work* ers la innfijr Industrie* urc subject to longer period* of unemployment, while In other* the average Is low. The report estimates thnt more than one quarter of the Industrial wngeearners were out o f work on June 1. 11*21 , representing an estimated total of 3JT0O.USI |ten,!."* Many concern*, the report says, nre Inventing means to better arrange* melds within their plants affecting the cause o f unemployment attributed to IH’rsonnl nnd Impersonal factor* within the establishment. Better method* nnd more thorough organization to reduce friction nnd to develop Industrial eo•penril*>u twlween employers and rtn* pioy-ees nre being tested In ninny Induatries. The tvjwtrt points out Hint 111 attempting to remedy the cause* of unemployment ntlrlbiitril to Influence ..pending outside the plant, there l« need for more ndequnle system o f colleering nnd disseminating Information showing the trend of prices, the nettial cost of operation and revenues from Industry. "Rurh n system.” It I* said. “ win afford a reliable hnsls o f comparlson within plants nt different rimes and between Individual plant* In th< Industry u* a whole.” For quick results, try a want ad. put on under the auspices o f the Presbyter­ ian W estm inster Club. “ Eats” and fun. AH fo r one price. jj* a r a N O T IC E T O F A R M E R S Now ’s the time for you to buy n M O LIN E TRACTOR. \Ve have n special o ffer that you cannot afford to let get by you. For every former cuu afford to buy but you cannot afford not to buy n real Tractor, that hns been proven out to be n great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we will sell you n— M O LIN E , Model I), latest improved Tractors fo r $528.00 Can fu r n is h you fr o m ou r stock in warehouse fo r imme­ diate delivery, or will lrnve one shipped direct to you. Re­ member th is offer is only good until October Uth, so place your order now. B E L L BROS. PHONE 2102 I.A K E MONROE. FLO RID A SIMONIZEj M ake You r Car Look its Best fo r M ay 27tli, Shriners’ Day « We lire Milking n Special Rnte for the Next Two Weeks on 8IM O N IZIN G 2 « ■ Brin jr You r ( ar to the Economy Shop and Let 2 ITs Dress it Up F*itts i**L»t>* |ie» ‘'2 Si b COME TO T H E rants Deep Study. Factors Entering Into Relations Botween Employers and Workers Emphasized—Average Worker Lose* 42 Day* a Year. j --m* ■- <.nM| Something ‘D ifferent National Industrial Conference Report Says Problem W ar­ MANY WHO WILL NOT WORK THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU : “MONEY TALK” £-J i ..DELAWARE ‘■PUNCH., SIFTS CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT S f “] ’* • ' PAGE THREE & Wells j H I Park Avenue-----------------------------------------— Phone 66 2 Hot Weather Is Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER 2 W ill Help You K eep Cool See our window display o f all kinds Ball H a r d w a r e Co. S B B B IB B IR B R IB a iB B B IB N B IB B B B B B B flB IlB IB aiR IB B IS IB B fllB Z Il \A B : CHECK ON 1 i Y o u r s e lf j 5 ; i Do not try to pay 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 expenditures. m s The Peoples Bunk of Sanford cordially Invites you to become one o f its customers. The Peoples Bank of Sanford j �and years ago the Romans were con­ structing highways so excellent thnt jAllrUttU L/nlLI some are still being used. Until re­ r»b iu b r* every aft • * »• • • people in the habit o f eating Sanford cently few roads had been built which *•> **• iieraM ■»****»*/ ,0T products and cnllinK for them in their Meganll* A »».. Saalera. rim. were better. The invention o f new -------------------- ----------------------------- home mnrkcts. paving materials hnd made Improve­ ment possible, but even the best I'linUSIlKM a lug ff11’ f™ '1* »nd vegetables of H onda and if all the hotels and restaurants roads today fall fnr short o f being all II. J. Mill.I.X Serrriar/-Trraa«r*r could give a Way our products or at they could be desired. There is a s. j . n i.i.s r u i long way to go before perfection will Urarral S # »* * r f H. t. S K K t I Irrulmllua M m aftr least place them on the table at very • . t„ IIIW IS reasonable prices and let their tourist be attained. i>h«He its ae t » lino i*. it. These thoughts are prompted by a guests know they were Sanford pro­ I t i r r l l i l u Italra Msdc AypllralUa Washington dispatch telling of a new j ducts it would help the growers im­ sabarrlpllan I’rlr# la A tis s r r device which is being utilized by the measurably and it would pay the growliar Vr»r bureau o f roads in the United States ______ _______________ ; urs to co-operate in this respect and tit tlunlba Wrrk" rrr* _ rlty fcy Carr y c^Btt |give away a crate o f vegetables now department o f agriculture to discover and then to the restaurants for adver­ what thickness o f roadbed should be The blc IS- I t IS -r tfr W n k lr llrraid rsllrrljr r «trr * Srnlaalr t! •'t«u» l r tising purposes. There are plenty of constructed for heavy or light traffic ' on various kinds of roil. The device • r.:fs« P «.p l« *« the United Stales that know tloa. D.n.orrnllr t» poll lira, » * r nothing about Sanford products hut indicates how the burden o f tra ffic is year, t l w a f I b adtaart. they would know more about them if distributed through the roadbed to the MKMIIKII T I I K ASNOCI ATKI I IMIESS . . . . . soil on which it rests and gives road- j The Associated Press is exclusive- they were given the opportunity of makers a guide to the kind o f con­ ly entitled to the use fo r republica­ tasting them fresh from the fields struction which is best adapted to I tion of all news dispatches credited to during the season and especially if vaiying kinds of suh-surfnees. It or not otherwise credited in this pa these products could be served free. It Automobiles and particularly motor, has always Wen a mystery not only p«r and also the local news published to the visitors to the state but the trucks are responsible fo r the keen- ■ herein. ness of th>- interest now taken in road A ll rights o f republication of spec­ home people ns well just why the building and for the efforts which ial dispatches herein arc also f f . !products of n certain section should be are being made to improve highway scarcer and higher in price at the par­ served. construction. These vehicles present r u » h i ticular section in which they are rais­ aeo. HERALD BUILDIXO. ed than other places. The kind of problem* with whirh it was not neces­ advertising stunt pulled by the Union sary to cope prior to the invention of News Uo., in this city is one o f the the automobile. The heavy trucks put W A K E UP P A I.A T K A ! best ways in which the visitors nre not a strain on highways to which they ■ ■— only impressed by the products but by were never previously subjected. The problem will be solved and a .Sanford has just voted a |H2.>,000 |ju> ,.j{y ([,,,1 believe* in advertising, new type of road suited to heavy auto­ bond isuse for municipal improve­ mobile traffic evolved. Jq*t as it ments. There were only fifty-three TH E FLORIDA M W .A Z IN K. was some years after the invention of votes against the bonds, and over 400 voted for them. Most o f this money ' Wt. h#w juM rccclvc(j th<1 May mJm. railroads before rails o f the weight gauge will be used fur paving. some of it ||W ()f , h(. K|l|r|(Jl Ma|.nllni. nr„, „ ,* now used and the standard track were adopted it may be years be­ for a new city ball and a good portion one ,)f , hp fjni>At wurk„ „ f „ rl thnt h(lH fo r extending Park avenue into Lake ....... ...... . j,, K|ori(|n ,n mfiny a fore a highway perfectly adapted to Monroe and construction o f a mumciT|)e t.0Vpr that ctlU,t, ,.t. automobile traffic will be established. Hut steady progress is being made. pal ilock. .Sanford is coming. More desired for u real Florida magazine Every year sees an addition made to than a year ago we predicted that , walk through the wanderthe knowledge of what is required.— with its natural resources it could be ful Royal Palms and in the corner a Del.ami News. 1 ' ' dasli of vivid red o f one of 1- lorida s be equal in size to Orlando and as .. w|(>bn|tw| thnt hnvc mnlj, ----------- « -----------“ C lU L 'n jn It Mi V UL’UAl l\ 'Sanford celery not to advertise SanntlinLI/ ford or sell celery lands but to get the THE HEKALD PiilNTIflli CO. T,;r,"'V ’" T ’ “?u’' “r nlr!' F ■ ■■ t e Vi * * . . ., j , 93r* L e t the W ind Light 93 EZ P R A C T IC A L STYLE S " O k Y O U T H F U L FIGURES The little morning frock to the loft is (zihinnnl of check voile, trimmed with plain satin. Tht. front of tin- waist is cut on the bias and ap­ plied with a trimming of buttons, lilankrt-slitch embroidery fini-h » the r. mid collar and « ullii>s stc.vc* Me­ dium size requires , i , >urd> Jft-iucli clack and J* yard aO-inch plain ma­ terial Any of the inexpensive silk-and* wool mixtures may la- lived for the second dress, designed for mines and small women. Tlie skirt is trimmed with silk braid, which is used also to finish tin- round collar The side* arc slashed la-low (lie waist-line, the lower edge- Ik.iris; gathered and sewn to the upper edges. The belt is of fancy leather. Medium size requires .1 j sards jfi-mch material and ') yards of oraid. First Model: Pictorial Review Dress No 9571. Sizes. .14 to 14 inches bust and lb to 20 years Price, J5 cents. , Second Design: Dress No. 9577. Sizes, 14 to 20 years. Price, J5 cent*. and W ater Your Places For information *m Wind. Mills, Engines, T a n k s , Tot. j era, Lighting ou tfit, * 0 ! driving, nee— I ■ ■ C. M. HAMILTON ■ ■ ■ ■ E N TE R PR ISE . F L O R ID A ■ ■ ■■R H IV !)■ ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBBBhBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBB ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a BaaiiniJJ MBBBBBBMBMflBRMBWBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBB BBBB BH H f c ia iia ilijiii M■ K ■ ■ K ■ BB R B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B ■ .......................................... .. ■ ■ SPECIA L ■ i. ntt r la l’\er> at vantage Hie stnte famous in the winter. With THIS AIREDALE REAL FRIEND with Its water transportation and the blue sky anil the verdant green of ■ splendid agricultural areas. Sanford the grassy lawn on the sides the cover Dog, Allowed Liberty, Bring* Dainties ■ is awake. Somebody please shake us. to Hound Which It Confined is typical of the land of flowers. In We want to ask every loyal citizen ■ — Pnlatkn News. to Its Kennel, fact the cover of the Floridn Maga­ of Sanford thnt can possibly spare bed * I’alatka is awake or should be awake $225 and $350 buys Ford T ou rin g Cars. zine has at last brought out the real rooms May 2f.th and 27th to please no­ Kind lirnrtedneas that might well if the people will back up Ornate Florida— the first magazine that has serve a* an evmuple for liiiinnn kind tify Sanford Shrine Club or phone $350 and $675 buys Buick 4 and 6. Guenry and hi* I'alatka New* and Pa- .................. , . . . ,, attempted to reproduce the rich color- Is displayed by "Pat** an Airedale 101. It wilt he necessnry to list your ■ latka * live* chamber uf Commerce. ; .. . , ... , .. A ll in good condition, newly painted. . . . . . m«r* made by Dome Nature for the pup of Point Pleasant, \V. Va., says rooms early. 42-ritc B There are more potential possibilities . „ , ... i . i , . „ , .. .. . benefit of Hurida people and her vis- a correspondent, the object of Its line in I’alatka than any other city in __ , , ,... . ... ( See me a t once... Guarantee a fit , , , L Horn. The May number i» filled w ith 1 f'-ellng being a bound owner) by Ite-rt Honda and no reason n the world . k ,, A L L D A Y M EETING . SlilC.cf. The story of the four-footed , ... Kood reading mutter, stories, descripwhy they should not be push ng with r ... . , pet's benevolence Is attested by mem­ There will be an nll-dny meeting .. . ... l ' v« mutter of the right sort and all bers of bulb fundlles, who are neigh­ of the League of Women’s Voters and Sanford and Orlando and other cities ....... . , ... . . , . . . . . . . . . compiled Into a beautiful bonk that is bor*. KlilMet keeps his hound, “ Jitck." for deeper water in the St. Johns nv............................. . . ,, . . . . bound to atract attention wherever il tied In the hack yard.Thomas' Airedale, the County Federation o f Women's er that would mean so much to Paint- „ „ ee. , , .. Ciubs Thursday, May 25, beginning at . „ w e congratulate the Florida however, bus the untrauuiiele-d liberty kn as well as the rest of the ht.Johns ,, , . y a. m., at the Woman’s Club. A pic­ . . ,, ... Magazine. At lastwe have a inagnof a freeborn Amerlrtn dog and make* river towns. The main trouble with . nic unch wi| Ik* served. „ . « .i . Ilnt "Dite true to name and we the most of It. He Is s giHal fo ^ i^ r | Pnlatkn seem* to be that they were *......# _ .. and knows the location and probable .... , , , hope for the publisher* all the *ueee*s satisfied with What they alrendy have tha, (h „ „ #Uain nni| thjs „ hoilU 1mj yield of every garbage rqn In the and be level fo r years thnt they could „ fuM mcluurt, neighborhood. .Mrs. Shlllet feed* Jaek generously, ami not Infrequently the live within themselves. It can't be ________ ^ menu contains an appetizing bone, hut done, friends. It hns never been done I .............. ....... .. yet .......... .. , f the cr.tiro ® H »A I.IZ A T in N OF TA X E S !S NOT she did io>( glte Jack alt Hie hones that nrciiiiiululed beside his kennel, \ p o s s u m .i t v . state that is nedeed to put over the All heroine clear the other day when big projects for Florida. • Mrs, .ShlMet saw the Airedale approach No doubt the next legislature will Jack's kennel with a big souphoue be asked to abolish the office o f tax in Ills month, *ri it down In front SERVING FLO RID A PRODUCTS. equalizer. The most uptomiatle ndvo- of Ids tethered friend, wug Id* tail There nre various way* of advertis- cn*1' ° f ,,y®tem which has been gleefully, hark n message of good ing Florida fruits ami vegetables. One 1ri*‘*i "Ut can not hope for it* survival, ■beer, dunce playfully about for n restaurant man in Tampa had the ^ lorida is a state of such diversified moment and then dash off for some new ailvebltim A watch kept on right idea about introducing Florida fmluatrle* «bd such wide ranges of the Airmail’ showed that trip* were grapefruit this season ami he served ' alues, and with such fluctuating lomade to the hound'* quarter* every them free in hi* restaurant. The conditions that Mr. Dawson hml da> Somethin-* Instead of s bone Florida Citrus Kxehnnge wanted to n" l'Fnnre to carry out the purposes tho offering wn* a bit of meal or »oiue extend the marki-ts for grapefruit ami "hlch his office was created with Other dainty. sent them to England by the ship nny degree of success or satisfaction, bind, sent demonstratingagents over Hie trouble i* not with Mr. Dawson, OLD MINE STILL PRODUCING there, put the grapefruit in the res- Wt‘ ,l0 ni)t 'x'hnve a better man could tnurnnts and fruit stands, gave them *u,Vt’ *'t,vn * « ;ured to attempt the That wt Falun, Sweden, Ha* Been De­ away on demonstration days, tol<| of " " r^ assigned to him, and to give to livering Up Ik* Riche* S nee tpe Year 122S. the healthful properties of grapefruit l *u' m,,st careful thought ami study, with the result that next season all " ," 1 “ I'ldy the sinccrest endeavor* to I in tin- outskirts oi the tow n of England will be eating Florida grape- lht' *'*«'«U on o f the provision* of the fruit. With the vast amount o f lnw‘ l' ul ■'Ir* Dawson, nor any other Falun, In the nuiili of Sweden, Is the oldest mine III the world, ll In-gitli to fruits ami vegetables in Florida we ‘ mi eliminate selfishness, jealprmliiie copper In 1225. can afford to be generous with them ou*F ,,r natural opposition to payIn the Seventeenth century this mine and see thnt the visitors to the state ' n*', ,i,x kind. One county wn* was ilie chief source of the cupper have them on the table in season even ,l 'Vl,,,ld pay to the state more supply of Europe. Toila) It uo longer if it is necessary to give them away. lirnlM,rtion, and no man produce* copper In large quantities, The Union News Co., hnvc the stafi,c tho b« » ln " f payment satis- hut from it* deep-cut gullerle* cotue tinn restaurant here in Sunfonl and Gictorily. Where this element of un-, the sulphur pyrites thnt are used fnr the uiHnufnclure of sulphuric uchl nod had the proper advertising spirit this rtainty existed, agreement was imother clleiulrnl*. winter when they served Sanford celII Is one of i tie most old-fashioned cry and lettuce free ut meals. Many Giilurc of the system tiring* mine* liuiigimihte. You will pud no hundreds o f visitors to the stale stop- u* 11 nenrpr to that system o f se- ' rapid hauling machinery, no cage that ping o ff here for meals saw Sanford 1urb,B revenue which wo descend* at lightning speed Into the products and ate piem probably be- ,wl,l>vt’ wiM “ IHmntely prevail here, bowels of (lie earth. You walk lulu This shop is devoted to popular cause they were served without cost ** means, we believe ,that each court- the mine through sloping galleries, mid then elitllh dawn to It* depths by means ty will be left to fix it* own valun nml they will remember thr brand and ..... places ..... . where Dons on realty and personal property, of long ladder*. As ynu descend you priced W ea rin g Apparel, M illin­ eat them again at other wish that you hml brought an u\ar­ they have to pay for them. It might “ ," 1 ,hnt ll" «*ntributlon to the *tute ena t, f,,r the wall* are covered with ery, Hosiery, Shoes and Piece pay the Chamber of Commorcc to have r,’vcnuc wl11 through license* alone. Ice. This Is the fairest method, and has celery hearts at the station next win­ Ventilation ami drainage are ac­ Goods. ter for visitors in order to advertise proven workable in many states. It complished bv mean* of the most makes it possible for counties to as­ antiquated pumping gear In existence sess at full value, gives the stnte tin- In any pit.. lteslde* copper and pyrites, the Our aim is to continue our o rig ­ credit o f its actual wealth based on Falun mine produce* gold. From It tax assessments, permits o f proper Ina T H E H E IN Z M A N ■ come for schools and other county cutue til! the gold used to make the ■ inal policy “ To please you at all ■ Swedish crown and scepier, and It ■ g needs and eliminates the jockeying to lias provided na»«t of tin- metal for ■ times.” J keep down valuations ami consequent the gold coinage of that country. will demonstrate the ■ running up the millage. ■ • Several attempts have been made H G ET A COPY OF " S A L L Y ” varieties {} to get u plan started for passage of ■ 57 famous a ■ an act making radical change in the I ■ ■ at— a state's taxation system, and it may be ■ Only 7fl out o f 40 copies o f Salma­ ■ ■ ■ that the next legislature will dcvclope gundi are left. If you are planting # ■ S sufficient interest in the matter to on getting one do not delay n« you ■ ■ D E A N E T U R N E R ’S ■ make these changes.— I’alatka News. may get left. The hooks nre selling ■ ■ fast and the public seem* very well GROCERY pleased. Don’t read the other fellow’s, DU 11,DING IIE IT K K ROADS, « but one o f your own. \Vc f*-el confi­ m dent thnt you will not regret it. ■ S a tu rd a y ■ *'Innkind has ben using highways Saturday ■ ■ *ince the dawn o f civilization, and it First StreetI would be reasonable to suppose that Leave your order for Stone's Layer 9:00 to 5:00 * by this time the art of road building Cake fo r delivery Saturday. L. T. ■ ■ had reached perfection. Two thous- McCulter. 42-Gtc ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ i umi i i s “ M oney T a lk s ” A ls o T erm s Talk N . H . GARNER V .w ; • •\ i s H ill 5. BOBBINS Opposite Postoffiw �PAGE FIVE T H E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, F R ID A Y , M A Y 19, 1922 ips were Interesting and Instructive. LittlcMissKoons o f the 6th grade Rave two readings. Although only 10 years old she is an artist. "Sm ile Through Your Tears" was mini UK* sung by Mrs. Claude Herndon in her usunl pleasing way. j . 2 ' ^ “ ,‘ V . ; Punch was served during the nfternoon and at the conclusion of the pro­ •r gram. Ice cream and cake were serv­ ed. There were 40 ladies present, nil calend ar thoroughly enjoyed the genuine wel­ come and hospitality accorded them by w. c. llill will entertain Mrs. Thornton and her assistants.— her* of the Lucky Thirteen Reporter. BridK* Club and one extra table hon. Mr* Walter W ight. EVEN INC. Hit I I)(i B ’--Old Plantation'' Riven by Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. ^ m e m b e r , of the Wextmineter F. E. Roumillat entertained the mem­ Ciub at the I’ari.h House O’ bers o f the Evening Bridge Club most Frijjy—"Thi’ n' ,ul'n o f M,I“ delightfully nt their attractive home given at the K. C. Hall on on Palmetto nve. There being three 2 >v»nur. at 8:15 P. M. under tables o f players. J V r ^ V t t a Catholic ladles. O f exceptional interest was the h* rlStr*. Porter Wakefield will Monday game o f bridge played during the entertain thep members o of the Busiscore -nj professional Womens evening, the prize fo r high „nd among the Indies a rng rug, was won n «» ith n garden party at her Club by Mrs. S. Puleston, while the men’s S O C IE T Y WARNED BY PHONE Telephone Transmitters Give Alarm ot Breaking Dam. Disaster May Be Averted by Spoken Word Thai Travel* Fatter Than the Flood. Caterpillar Parade. One day over In France a soldier notlced a cord of soft brown chenille striped with red In the white road. He writes nbout It In the Christ Inn Science Monitor. "I stop|«-d lo examtfie It. attracted by the color.", he con­ tinue*, "and found a living line of velvety caterpillars. There were fiftytwo of them. Head to tali In u curvIhg row they wete nil moving In mie dlrecllon downhill. “ A cart passed hy. The vibrations made by the wheels broke the lineup Into tiny zlg-znc*. Each caterpillar lost touch with his neighbor and moved aside In slantwise fashion. Quickly, however, they rejoined and took up their forward Journey." The onlooker Impilretl. and was tool that the march of the caterpillars was a common thing In France. 'T h ey hulld their nc.is |n the plnea. nnd when they have need of a new feeding ground they all move down the trees and march away." Sanford Cash Grocery 8*1Its Snow­ drift ........... ■Mbs. Snow­ drift fi-lb. Crisco, f o r ............... 3-Ibs. Crisco, for . ... No. .1 Cans Peaches, 3 for ............... $1.35 .. 70c $ 1.20 65c 95c 3 12c No. 2 Tomatoes, ... Per can ......... Pillsbury Flour, (£1 AC 21-lbs................. Post Toasties, p k | f . . Corn Flakes, pkff........................ Oat Meal, p k g ....................... 10c 10c 12c Terrible disasters have been cam Jd by the Irresistible swirl of rustling hoods. In which unsuspecting persons were caught without warning. In one Instance, years ago. a guy party on a four-horse tallyho was enthusiastical­ All I He National Biscuit Company's ly exploring the wonders uud beauties Crackers, 3 f o r .................................. of Turkey Creek canon, near Golden, toll*. Gathering ralnclouds failed to cast n shadow upon their high spirits, Pure Creamery Hutter, nnd no serious thought was given to Per Lb........................................... danger from the rapidly npproiicldhg storm, because the tourists were not familiar with the characteristics ol Large Paper Pecans Deadly Carbon Monoxide. the local tempests, uur with the topog­ Warning against the deadly carbon raphy of the surrounding country. The storm suddenly hurst with great monoxide gas, which Is the most wide­ fury upon the unprepared pleasure ly distributed and must frequent cause hem* an- i M m . ailk " ocks- were won by Dr. seekers uud the deluge of water of Industrial accidents anil deaths in *~- . D - *»♦ * " „ * IIRalph n I nlv CStevens. io tt iin a caused them quickly to uhumltm the dwellings, has been Issued hy the fed­ Krtain ihi members of the St._Ageral bureau of mines A t the conclusion of the card game, tallyho ami hunt for shelter. Closely nr, Guild at her home on West r irst Tills gas Is a product of Incomplete a delicious ice course was served. huddled against the towering sides of combustion. Because It Is without greet. at 3:30 p. m. Those enjoying the cordial hospitnl- l,ie onion, they soon realized, with color, odor or taste Its presence Is fre­ o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronmillnt were B,,* ll'ly. *hal they had not reckoned quently unsuspected. It nitty Po found ............................................................... ....... G C. Goddard of Lakeland, and l t y . , with the forces of nutiire. The Jer In litdMIugs having a leaky furnace or , c „.,„nnnv, r.n Dr. nn,l Mrs.• s - Puleston, Mr. nnd , * 1 t ni’gers, of Savannan, un., . . rifle rush of water down the canon »f* 1 . t , v,„jr .{• Mrs. R. A, Ncwinnn, Judge and Mrs. sides swept them from their feet, and chimney and In buildings where a gas DID HIM MORE GOOD COOKED FOOD SA LK hav. Is-en the guests o f their ata- ( stove has Improper Hue connection, ■turned to their E- F - Housholder, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. down to the lo-d of the tniioii. where n „ r Mr-. Alfred Liljn rc such as is often found in tenements, The Indies o f Circle No. 1 of the Thrasher, Col. and Mrs. George W. torrent of water now raged. Despite tailor slh'ps and hoarding houses. konet yesterday afternoon. Methodist Church will have n cooked Many men and women suffer from Knight, Mrs. George DeCottes nnd Dr. their struggles, many of the party lo-t This gas Is foriuisl In stoker rooms. -------their lives, iiml those surviving were In reitm-rlcx. cement ami brick plants. footI sale Saturday afternoon nt Me- bncknchc, rheumatic pains, s tiff joints, Ralph Stevens. < || s Alumni banquet w ill; Culler's store. A ll kinds of goo-1 tore muscles nnd other results of kid­ serlottsl.v Injured. Ililt.es and tunnels. The exhaust from 10-ltc ney trouble because they neglected the Atiolher Instance was the great U given at the Valdez at 8:31) Wedgasoline motors usually contains A to T things will be on stile. IDLERS BRIDGE CI.L’ R ttood at Johnstown. I'n., and the more per is'tit rnrhon monoxide uud some­ first warning symptoms. Foley Kid­ Brtd») night, May 31st. A ll grndu, Y « tt s «n.t -Mrs. Harry Ilerren wns the grac- recent was the dlsitstriMIs IIinnI at times t:t |s-r «-«-iit, Dent It* from ran•t,. f writer teachers of S. II. c>. anu , . ney Pills nitl the kidneys to throw out A T T E N T IO N ! A L U M N I ASS’ N.t and former school hoard mem- ' ° “ a hostess yesterday when she enter- Pueblo, Colo., where the toll o f lives, nlhg uu autoiiiolillc engine In a closed poisonous waste matter that causes £r u ,u have reservations ta im ‘1 nt brW« « al ht'r hom« u,‘ Ea!,t and property damage, reached enor­ fa rage are not Infrequent. pain and misery. Stephen Lewis, Eld* rth is bam,uet kind"ml street, the_guests including the mous proportions. ridge, Ky., writes: “ Foley Kidney A ll members o f the Alumni AssocinJc 1“ msijc As a protection against stteh ter. ...... ’/ r members o f the Idlors Bridge Club and Thv Daily Herald Delivered to your lion please send In 31 tlucs, ami if Pills did me more good than all the Jy notify the secretary at once.— A. L. * rlbl** events as these, it system of one extrn table. lingo telephone transmitters mol ant- door six days a week for 15 cents— coming to the banquet, also scad 32.00 other medicine I ever took. I had kid­ Iktvjica, t »r. S« A fte r several absorbing games of pi IHer* lot- been produced which will Join the throngs of renders. ney trouble ten years, I don’t have per plate ns soon ns possible. bridge, scores were counted nnd the throw the human voice n distance o f ------------------------- / any pain like 1 had before ! took MISS ROSE GALLAG H ER, Sanford a, tn honorci wit two ^ f „ r high score wns awarded to four miles. Extensive (c 'l* have been COOKED FOOD S A L E them." Sod everywhere.— Adv. 1 1 -dtp Treasurer. ,tah df - for the K. of C. Clnrcnce Mrs. A. \V. Fitts. made with this apparatus, which Imve The Catholic Woman’s l-enguc will V. Mah'.o ■> wa- elected secretary at Dainty refreshments consisting of proved tin- practicability and success have cooked food sale at Deane Turnthr convent on a Inch waa held this ice cream and enke were served nt the of the endeavor. These texts were ____ _ . conducted In the Cnlxklll mountain* l‘r * store Saturday afternoon. 46-2tp g sttk at St Petersburg nnd Charles L. conclusion o f the game. hy a specially Irtililcd group o f op-1 — — — jj; Britt sit- rc elected trensurer. The Besides the club members, Mrs. erntor* A tower, thirty fi-ci high, was OVERRULED MOTION ■ K. ('. t.nv) r.t inn will be held next year Herrcn’a guests were Mrs. A. W. erected to hold the gigantic ittnpllHcrx N O T G U IL T Y IN T H E C AS E at Jacksonville. Fitts, Mrs. Wnlter Wight, Mrs. Per­ uiiil the Itiinieiixe projectors which M IN E U NIO N O F F IC IA L S cy Mcro nnd Mrs. Sanford Doudney. measured fifteen feet In length anil N K'V TON •l.aVI N K A four feet In height. IIl7 Til# A u o r U fr l l*rf««3 A welding of much interest to the To determine jn»t haw far the hnG. I. A. B A N Q U E T C H ARLESTO W N , May 19.— Judge tnzny frond of this popular young limit voice could he heart! with these Woods today overruled the motion to The ladies of the G. I. A. entertain­ Cull nr Phone Today nr Tomorrow a Ills, wns accomplished In rather n couple wti- that of Mrs. Pearl La ed their husbands nnd the tu-lies of the weird manner, because the time *e direct a verdict o f not guilty in the Vinks and Mr. Carlyle Newton which I-akcland chapter G, I. A., lit n ban­ lectetl was nt idgld. Four men t<-ok up case of William Blizzard, mine union . MR. A . W O L F E sz* nolcmnizod yesterday afternoon quet, Wednesday evening at the Mn- previously agreed-upon stations, nt official charged with treason. In Del-and, Rev, Lawrence Raddiffe, Vnldcz Holel--------------------------------------- Sanford, Florida distances of -me. two. three, nml four sonic Hall. pntor of th< M-thodist church offic­ miles from the tower. As the time The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. Pink nnd white oleander and quanti­ iating ties o f palms and ferns were artistic­ drew near for the experiments, the The bride is formerly from Daytona four men applied matches to specially ally used in decorating the hall. The znd 1* a young woman of charming prepared torches, which gave large ................... ....iiM B iia a iiiiiiiin a a ia iB ia B a a ia iiiiia iB B R iiiis iiiB B s iiB B iH iB ia iiiiiH B m s iiiiia banquet tables were also decorated flaring Haines. personality. Mr. Newton is a brother with oleander, carnations and graceful Meanwhile at the tow-r were gnlhof J. L Newt in, of the Herald, and I £* H ,.rw| n party of men chosen to observe hold* a re-ponsible position with the sprays o f asparagus fern. Mrs. Fannie McConnell, president of the tests, unit who Interestedly National Supply Co., of Waycroas, Ga. the local chapter, in a few well chosen watched the liny flickering torches In Mr. an I Mrs. Newton arc spending words welcomed the guests. Several R*e dl*tnn«v. Hhen the *ew hour, a fc* days h- re before going to Waytoasts were made during the evening, , " 1"' r" r " rrl' 1'1, '! " r cr->- Thor many friends wish them among them iating Mrs. A l LlIJa, who f n> .... llPP „ f .......... ♦very future happiness gave a toast to the visiting chnjitcr, 1||(| U| „ )m, „ rul „ f volt e, onb rail Saturday night ends our First Anniversary Sale. We have oar more big day to give Sanford's feminine shop­ Mrs. Holcom responding. Mrs. Barfar.„fr men t-» wave their larches, pers extraordinary money-saving values in Wearing Apparel, Millinery nnd Accessories. We have one more ITR VIS-LO NG her gave a toast to the chief o f the Breathlessly the watcherat ih-' day o f this sale to relehrate our first year in Sanford, and we will make every effort to make this last day Mi- ’ rginin Long and Wm. Purlocal II. o f L. E., and Mr. Shelly re- tower peered through the Inky blacko f our sale the l*ost yet. Ilelowr we list Just a few items, ns space doe* not permit to Rive all the wonderful vij wen married in Tampa on Wedsponded. i r » nt the flickering points o f Are. values that » r have to give you, for this last day: M»d*y. May 17th nnd at present are A t the conclusion of the banquet the "»'■ H'" «'"t i t.. de. rue*t» of Mr. Purvis’ pnrents, Dr. ,, ! it it M-rllte vigorous clreles In the air l.vard Mr lamps Purvis, in Tampa M IL L IN E R Y DRESSES Mrt. Pur- it the eldest -laughter o f ' *or l " 1’ Pr° g rnm- vvhnh included a |(ij> wlilclt rose to a *hoitt. Mr. at.,I Mr Kos* C. Long and has « rDUP t,f by twelve Indies in ||M tt|,. M.n ,n,|t ..... . the third, nml H ATS FOR DRESS OH SPORT H A TS R A T IN E S A N D G ING H AM S AND twn — , r> popular east side girl. uniform dress, they Inter gave a fan- ||nn||y the fourth torch wits *een to S TR E E T VO ILES AND L IN E N S She h.,n bookkeeper n the < aid- cy uri(ler th« lo*dorship of .|(p nnd wave wildly In ih-> darkness. In braid, wool and well »t. „ i , r the past year. Mr. Bur- Mr,< J’ E* Coulter nnd Mrs. Tyre. thus showing plainly ' »•«» *•" "»* 36.50 $7.95 grades at braid, assorted colors, 32.9.3 33.95 values nt Values 310.95 to 129.50 vu i* th- vnoncf-t mm of hi* -mn nt* I Mary Elizabeth Moye tlelighted the had heard Hit* rommotol. ... 33.95 - i* in- ...iimg-xt son of his parents' . ... . . , transmitter then -poke !•> the $1.95 values at nt 33.95 37.50 $8.95 grades al on sale 37.95 to 322.50 Wd wa*in the navy during the w o r l d a w th " ^ 0UP 'lf piano solos, h u. r ...... 31.75 35.95 values nt were 34.95 nnd $5.95 *»r lr *',! since has bon in the mcr- " ml l W° J “ Vf,y ,Un^ werc “ l , ° *'n* *|Km,ls. a....... . then, wall for furPA TT E R N S ifit marine service* The first hein^r n Japanese instructloiiw.— II. A !*nne In l^'P* -ervlc*. They have the C AN TO N S. PR IN T E D O RG AN D IES A N D SAILO RS 1 lance by Julia Higgins, Katherine utar Mechanics Magazine. lest with of a host ol friends for CREPES SWISSES AH Pattern Hnla, large Meisch, R. E. G riffin and Ellen T e l­ thrir futui. happiness. . Milnns, Fancy Weaves • ford. The second being "Youth nnd anil small shapes, new­ 3100,000,000 (or Toys. nml plain Straws at ami others Were 39.75 to The people of the (Tilted Stntrs est materials— s,»< l \l SERVICE D E P A R TM E N T Beauty" by Ellen Telford nnd It. E. 33.95, 31.75 nnd 35.50 122.50 to 329.75 Now 37.95 to 321.00 -pent more Hum SPM.tMM.UIW for !•*>» Mt- \\ s Thornton delightfully cn- Griffin. Music was furnished through­ |S.50 to 314.50 Values f l.95 and $6.96 At 314.50 to 321.50 All others reduced. and game* during 1921. The Niitloiinl brtam- ■ th-« Stx’inl Service Depart- out the evening by Mrs. Turner Hous­ (Tty bunk iiunmtnie* thnt the fa-tory A l Witherington. m‘ nt -f the Methodist Missionary So- er land o f 1**3" toys iiinnilfiieturcd here more H l . L l i » • I value \Ik111ft* Of IHHIU**''' * ' 1 --—-------------tI,*> on i him lay afternoon with a -hi T -S “; ; x : Children’s Hats <form er prices $2.50 to $6.95).................. $1.95 to $5.50 ' ;,M) Those receiving with of nttr toy Imporl* In 1919. ■ Mr- Th- rnton were Mesdnmes Eld- ing from out o f town were Mrs. Kul* Sniftl. and Higgins. The de- lorton, Mrs. Cone, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mints, q,,. value of »-->* uimle here win <4H* J W A IS T S nnd OVKKULOUSICS iwxt.tXH) us ngaliist IH.tXXU**' In B 'lL S K IR T S ' -c* were conducted hy Mrs. Holcom, Mrs. Tolsom, Mrs. G. C. Toy Imports fell from 3S.UNt.iNKi In of Lakeland nnd Mrs. I, B. ^ president, Mrs. Kelly. Topics of Goddard „ ttie year before the war to 3L<n»Mnn) Alluringly dainty wnsits and over-blouses, in Crepe Plain or pleated models in Skirts for sport wenr, ,tu,|> ! the dsy being "South Ameri- UoKL' n, " f b* v« nn“ h- G«In 1918. In 1020 Imports rose to 3*k- g de Chine and Georgettes. Delightfully trimmed, 1 I’apers read hy Mrs. 1m>0. nml this year to $10,000,000. c’apl <• Prunellas, light wool and Scotch plaids. Special: with pretty ribbons nnd laces. VESSELS D RIVE N ASH O RE hm| 1• ll. Mr*. Wells and Mrs. Bhiltut engaged 111 Ike Industry here ad- ^ I1Y E A STE R N G A L E vnucetl from 31O.tNW.00O In I9H la t 36.95 grades 35.50 $5.05 grades $1.93 $6.95 N E A R N E W YORK 325.tNNi.tNNi In 1910. Exports of Amer- B $10.50 grades, at ........... ...... ........... $4.95 grades nt -......- ................. ....... $3.95 lean toys advaneed from less than 31.* $14.96 qualities, a t ....................... ... 310.95 TONIGHT A T 8:15 Exceptionally beautiful hnnd-ntndc Waists, some lace tNNt.fNNi In the year before the war to I Hr Thr Valor laird ITraa) N E W YORK, May 10.— Driven hy a 34,(NN),IMNI III 1920.— New York Suit. edged, others plain K. o f C. Hall, One special lot White Georgette Skirts nt 36.95 vivacious eastern gale, two govern­ $3.50 grades $2.95 $3.95 grades....... $3.25 RICIITII a n d o a k ment vessels, Engle Boat number 17 White Wash Skirts in Gaberdine and Wash Satin, Special lot Batiste Waists, all colors, specially priced nml army steamer General John W. a t ......... ...............................- ............. *2-23 and $2.45 also Baronet Satins at ................ 33.15, 81.50, 36.95 Wilkins, went nshoro on Long Island early todny and reported breaking up. The Engle was recently attached to the prohibition navy. Crews of both Special Bungalow Aprons, Porch Dress Style in Percales, Ginghams vessels landed safely. 3-lb. Shell 90c Sanford Cash Grocery Will Buy Your Used Cars R E G A R D L E S S OF CONDITION 19 One zMorc ‘B ig Day o f BaumeVs 1st oANNIVERSARY SALE S *2 ITCHING ECZEMA DRIED RIGHT UP WITHSULPHUR “THE RETURN OF MILES O’ROURKE” Any breaking out of the skin, even FOUR MEN K IL L E D fiery, Itching eczema, can be quickly IN IR ISH RIOTS overcome by applying n little Mentho- 5 DRAGGED FROM REPS Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. ar.einai play hy Itev. J. A. Bennesay, Sanford vi i Un'*cr *bc auspices of < » , Th* a * * . * . .,*d r r t w i 1 s<1> IS D RAM ATIC CLUI1 M(, , B E LF A S T , May 19.— Four men, all JonM V" ? ^ prn,*on- I f * W. Catholics, wero dragged from their " ‘oo<i' U *°umill«t and Charles beds at Desert Martin, county Derby, early today and murdered. H alf o f village burned. y I '! " * " ' Jackson, Clarence V. ,rt(7, Thomas J. A. Reldy J j*hir»rd, Sr., E. W. Stile I Sanford Maid Bread at your Groc^ Matthew T*mpIe. 1‘rifM; •-------------- Tarbell J* * " er’1- IIot rol11’ cakes ■ntl “ nd . Princess Theatre. Vdultx, 75 ; Children, 25c -- . I _ Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur perparation Instantly brings ease from skin irritalion, soothes and heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment and disfigurement. Sufferers from akin trouble should get a little ja r of nM t to 38-tfc Rowlcs Mentbo-Sulphur from any good druggist snd i se it like a cold Have you read the want ads today? >cream. Adv. and L in e n e e ......................................................... $1.25, $1.49 and $1.95 ■ yy* have a large assortment of Hose. Corsets, Brassieres. Silk snd Muslin Underwear, Capes nnd Wraps. Hath- 1 ing Suits Petticoat* and other accessories. Nothing reserved—everything at Special Sale Prices. % 1 --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | |BaumeVs Specialty Shop ] “ W H E R E S T Y L E REIGNS' Enst Firnt Strecl- -Opposile Ford Service Station ^ ................. .. ■ �la F P I •| K 1 4 ^ u* 1 M. F BU ( Wi me thi S. pu li) c. cl to ti di n< V f n c t c c I l 9t i f *’ v r : EAST SANFORD . Em ploym ent Bureau.. They’ attendance. A. Corpany is driving a fine young The vnentiorat committee of the Huai team o f mules bought o f Charles King ness nnd Professional Women’s Club who M lirought l MU ii a til carI IU toad il'11 III of mules here recently from Missouri. em rSrnient to register at the First .... _ ............... w . The Southern Utilities C otnpnny are National Bank. erecting electric light poles on Celery AGNES G. BERNER, ( hair •an j avenue extending to the St. Johns riv­ er, the electric light service will soon be ready for the people living along the nveuic at >2 per month. Lights It being very desirable that all hous­ will lie furnished to each residence, es in the city bo numbered, all owners Beurdnll avenue will lie the next o f un-numbered houses inn obtain street to be served. numbers renly for putting up and in­ The roads about Cameron City are structions ns to how to number, FREE county roads, laid out by the county at the ofTicc of the City Manager. ciniimi--inner* and surveyed by courtL. It. PH ILIPS , ty surveyors. Noticed in a Sanford City Auditor A Clerk. Herald editorial the other day a doubt 35-Snt-Mon.-Thr-3-wc mentioned to the effect that they were not county roads. PHONO G RAPH RECORDS P O P U L A R S H E W MUSIC P L A Y E R ROLLS ? J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R P IA N O CO. Wrlaka Block , t v 'i r ; f No. No. No. No. No. PLAY GOLF w* t The Country Cltih nnd Golf Links are almost completed. You will want the beat in everything in the Sporting: Goods Line * W e are agents for the Celebrated < No. No. No. No. No. 83 2: JO a.m. 91 89 85 1: 18 p.m. 2:55 p.m. ... 0:55 p.m. Northbound A rrive Departs 82 ...... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. 84 11:45a.m.12:05 p.m. 80........ 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 92 ..... 4:00 p.m. 4 05 p.m. 28......... 10:00 p.m. Trilby llronrh A rrive xNo. 100 xN'o. 24 xNo. 158 No. 22 Departs 7:00 a.m. 3:25 p.tn. 7:W a.m. 7 :QQ p.m. Spaulding Lino o f Golf Goods xNo. No. In Patronize your home merchants everything you need to purchase, We xNo. xNo. are here to atay. No. HILL HARDWARE COMPANY ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Leesburg Branch A rrive 167........ 3:55 p.m. 21 ....... 2:50 p.m. 101... _... 6:50 p.m. 25........ 1:30 p.m. 22.... 7:00 p.m. Oviedo Branch xNo. 126......... 7:45 p.m, xNo. 127..... .... x— Daily, except Sunday. Departs Water Melons on track today and to­ morrow. Guaranteed to be ripe. Get yours. i i s s i i i m m i i M i i t i , , All Smilind— ed on this circular... Put a mark on your calendar fo r Saturday so that you w ill be sure to at­ tend that day if possible. There are only a few more days le ft! Don’ t miss this final oppor­ tunity to save money on your immediate needs. S A L E EN D S T U E S D A Y , M A Y 22ND. SPECIAL SPECIALS IN SHOE SATURD AY AND M O ND AY DEPARTMENT NOTE THESE R M H R Departs 2:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 1:38 p.m. 3;20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Car Florida Favorite on our b ig circular we arc g o in g to put on sale for Saturday and Monday, the specials advertis­ TRAIN SCHEDULE Soul IiImund A rrive II. I believe in economy In ling Governmental affairs, therTeT ists undue extravagance at prtMtt The Government has no right t0 u k any more money from the pZ? than is necessary to economically u, minister the Government. Have you taken advantage o f the savings this Sale o ffe rs ? Beside all the bargains advertised The several Humphrey families and « large party o f their friends, had an nil day picnic near Myers fish camp on Wednesday. A round-up of the Humphrey horses that nro pastured at the head of Lake Jessup took place, the f%mily are dividing tliclr stock into ten different portions with all stock to be rebranded and numbered accord­ ing to which member o f the family they belong to. Nome Job, as the Humphrey family are about the larg­ est stock owners in Seminole county. CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, PJ2I 10. I believe the present ltWl reforstation should be enlarge . ! ! made more effective. ^ iAINBOW It will not be many years that ther* will be any wood land left in tho : truek land section o f East Sanford. A t the present time land on Richmond avenue is being choired on the A . B. A U T O R E P A IR S Cameron, It. Garrison and John Peters places on ( mnuron road. Joo A ll W ork Guaranteed Cameron, C. F. Williams, W. W. M il­ ler, Fred WiiUmn and Charles Dunn lire choiring nnd Nick Zernovenii has just finished clearing his Beardall Corner First and Elm avenue land nnd L. Koyc is clearing and J. C. Ellsworth w*ll begin more Phone 447-W clearing at once. It had come to the place where more land had to be cleared if the farming section continu­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ed t<i grow as every nvnilublc bit of land was under cultivation this season. ■ We had another fine little rain here Wednesday night, which is thankfully : appreciated. l the sum of hundred millions a year, and ter tho paying of exorbitantly salaries and bonuses to its 0.fi 0 and employees, and .11 ,hil * tho ftmnll banks hnnUe sin,I the smsU .nd fin the_ inUrt*. ^ of the larito Banks in the mcnVy c« . ters o f our country. CURED A T OUR G R E A T RIVE & WALKER * ing public B E C AU SE T H E Y A R E D E LIG H TE D W IT H TH E G R E A T B A R G A IN S T H E Y H A V E PRO­ I PHONOGRAPHS fc ment turning over to Henry Ford Muscle Shoals, to tho end that the fnrmers may secure cheaper fe rti­ lizers. 5. I believe In a country which produces more than It consumea, a high protective ta riff is economically unwise, hut if the consumers o f the Fourth District arc compelled to pay a high protective price for the actlclea o f production should be protected. Resolutions adopted by the Sanford Medico-Dental Society, May 12, 1022: No engagements for obstetrical work will be accepted until a retainer fee of Ten Dollars shall have been Dame Rumor says four June brides paid. Ten Dollars more must be paid before the time o f confinement, and fo r the en«t aide, the only announcetho balance, Twenty Dollars to be paid merit so far is o f the coming marriage at time of delivery. o f Miss Ruby Hart and Herman Mid0. I believe the Government should N o fraternal life insurance exam i-, dlcton, which will take place June 17. Clnrence Mahoney, Sanford, state generously meet Its full duty to our nations made for less than >3.00. Day Mrs. Ben Monroe, who has been secretary; C. L. Britt, Sanford, state MR. W. A. M acW ILLIAM 3 C A N D ID A T E FOR CONGRESS ex-service men. For once let history calls in city, >3.00. Between 9:00 p. very ill at the Fcmald-Laughton hos- treasurer; George C. Hoffman, Pensa­ H A S ISSUED T H E F O L ­ show Republics are grateful. m. and 7:00 a. m , >5.00. Office con- pital for the past two weeks, will be cola, state udvieate; Harry L. Rung, LOWING S E A T E M E N T 7. I am In favor o f the present aultations, >2.00 up. ■at home ngaln soon, we are pleased to Jacksonville, state warden. limitation on immigration, but would Minimum charge o f administration say. Delegates to the supreme conven­ 1. I am not the candidate o f any favor nn nbsoluto bar for a specified o f Neo-.Salvarsan, j 15.00 per dose. Mr. and Mrs. Toyama drove to Day tion to lie held in Atlantic City, in A u ­ class, faction nor special Interests. number o f years. Other intravenous injections at office tona Beach Sunday to visit friends in gust, are C. R. Rogero, St. Augustine, 2. I stand for liberal approprlaahall l>e >3.00 to >5.00. 8. Florida’s greatest problem fo r their new Oakland louring car. and H. P. Bnyn, Tampa, and alternates tions for Education, realizing if our further development Is transporta­ A ll accounts are due on the first o f Mrs. Christ Bucurel was giving a George Hoffman, Pensacola, and C. each month immediately following ser­ delightful surprise Mothers’ Day. Roy Mundec, Jacksonville. She con­ country' i» to endure, its citizens tion nnd improvement o f inland wat­ vices rendered. I f not paid within 60 Mrs. Nick Zernovean arranged the vention came to n close at noon and must be informed of the basic prin­ erways. I cannot promise to obtain days, interest ut the rate of 10',V, per entertainment, n large quantity of ice the entire delegation left fo r an auto­ cipals o f our Government. all the Fourth District needs nnd de­ 3. The National Hoad Laws should serves nt the hands o f the General annum will bo charged until paid. Un- cream and cakes were prepared and mobile ride ut Pass-a-Grille. The dance be amended to bring about the chan- Government, but I do promise untir­ less satisfactory arrangement is made seventeen children and eight grow n -1Just night wound up the convention, ges of specifications for road build­ ing, attentive nnd energetic efforta within 90 days, no further credit scr- up enpoyed the feast at the Bucurel vices will be rendered. ing in the State In accordance with in that behalf. borne. NOTICE TO C O NTIlACTO RS H. II. McCaslin, L. D. Brown, C. J. otir local nnd climatic conditions, 9. I believe changes in the Federal Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ferguson have Marshall, \V. T. Langley, it. M. Mason, sold their house and five acre farm thereby giving us grentcr benefits Reserve Bank A ct should be made, Bills on painting the nurses’ home S. I ulcston, J. N. Jloh«on, It. h. Stcv- on Richmond avenue to Mr. and Mrs. o f the Fernald-Lawton Hospital will from Government aid. it never was intended that the Gov­ ens, B. I). Caswell, J. T. Denton, J. N. Pcrry Anthony. Mr. Anthony has i>e received on or before ten o’clock 4. I am In favor of the Govern­ ernment should exploit the borrowftr* j been fom iitn fur if. R. Stevens fur 4--Tu-Fri-d; ltw.-c ih»- past year. The Ferguson’s came ..................................................................................................... .. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a - - -------------------.. --------------------------------------— m m m i m i i i m i here from Parkton, N. C., about two ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■.................................................................................................. C L E A N -U P W EEK years ago and will return there next -------week. Carpet* nnd Bugs M ashed and Cleaned The Ferguson young |>coplc, six in at your home or we rail for and de- number, w en given a delightful fa n liver. Ail work guaranteed.— Sanford we|| fwrty Tuesday evening. All o f Steam 1‘ ressery. I'hone 560. the young people hereabouts were in P IA N O S \ e £ * .’ * Saturday morning, May 20, 1922. Bids should bo made fo r labor and materials combined and separately. ST. PETERSBURG, May IS.— C. R. Each bid must be accompanied by a Rogero was re-elected state deputy of check fo r >10.00 The committee rethe Knights o f Columbus fo r the com- serves the right to reject any or all ing year at the closing session o f the bid*. state convention here yesterday and T. W. L A W T O N , Jacksonville was selected ns the 1923 1 President Hospital Association. O ffice in Courthouse. meeting place. The other officers of 40-6tp the order are ns follows: SAN FO R D M EN ELECTED TO O FFIC E A T K. OF C. M E E TIN G N O TIC E ! s OFFERINGS Men's Rolhriggun Underwear, Shlrls and Drawers* extra good quality, per garment ............ 39c Unbleached Muslin, good quality :ili-in. wide, yard ............. 10c Bleached Muslin, good quality, 3G-ln., yard 15C Nainsook, fine anil soft, 30-in. wide, yard * 15c NIGHTGOW NS, fine quality Nainsook, beautifully trimmet!. You must sec them to ap­ preciate the value. Colors are flesh and white, each 98c Look at These B argains Large size G A L V A N IZ E D TUBS, only .................................................. $1.89 $1.75 25c 25c $2.98 COMBINETTES, 12-qt., White Enameled ....................................... A LU M IN U M W A T E R PAILS, 12-qt., PUDDING PANS, G-qt. gray enameled, only R IN SIN G PANS, 8-qt. gray enameled, only W A T E R COOLERS, capacity 1-gal., only ....................................................... FANNER’S D e p a r tm e n t S to r e *3 Blocks from tho High I’ ricos” -I’ llONF. 550 213-215 HANFORD A V E N U E - L A D IE S ’ P A T E N T PUMPS, 1 strap, low Q O O ^ heels, p a ir ...........i p & e t / O L A D IE S ’ P A T E N T PUMPS. 2straps, low Q O QC heels, pair L A D IE S ’ BROWN KID PI MI'S. 2-straps, low © Q OC heels, p a ir .......... L A D IE S ’ P A T E N T PUMPS. Jr. Louis heels, 1strap, pair $4.95 C H ILD R E N 'S P A T E NT PUMPS, 1-strap, 2-buttnns. size 8 to 12, pair .......... $ 1.95 MISSES’ P A T E N T PUMPS. Istrap. 2-hut tons, sizes 12': •» - $ 2.19 pun* S P E C IA L ! LOOK- 59c HERE’S ANOTHER ONE Children’s K id Pumps Special I Ait Y o u n g Men’ s O xfords 1 STRAP J. X |\ COATS, Six Strand Floss 05c We hack up every pair o f these shoes with our guaran­ tee "Satisfaction or Your Money Back.’ ’ This is the famous “ OVEHGLOIJE" Shoe and every pair is excep­ tionally well made throughout and lined with buck. This is really an E X C E P T IO N A L V A L U E . Get n pair be­ HOYS’ UNION SUITS, each 43c fore your size is gone. $7.1)0 value, SALE PRICE, p a ir ........................... These good quality soft kid shews are the very thing fur lhe bab> and we are olTering them at thij price because we had two b»t> " the same shoes shipped us thru mistake. We are closing them out at cost rather than return them and pay I r o n s [tor tat ion charges. Sizes 2'/i to 5. IIUCK TO W ELS, lax 30 In., each ....... 09c S ILK CAMISOLES, good quality silk, beautifully trim­ med, each S P E C IA L RUG VALU E S P E C IA L V A L U E ! IN D IA N HEAD. Due tu a fortunate purchase we are enabled to o f­ fer you this cloth which is so popular at a very substantial 22c saving. Special Saturday und Monday, yd.j Rainbow Bargains $4.95 S P E C IA L C L E A N UP S A LE ON M ID D IE S Crex Rugs, 3 ft by 9 ft., Just the thing for jour hnll or porch. Several pattern* to choose from and they are u real bargain at only, each— $1.95 We have a lot of odds nnd ends in Middy Blouses carried over from last year that we must close out. Slightly soil­ ed, but Home of them are worth a* much as 82.25. Your rhoire o( the entire A Q a lot, only ............. Rainbow Bargains Rainbow Bargains S P E C IA L CLOSING OUT PRICE, P A IR 98c M EN ’S T A N O X­ FORDS, pair .. $2.95 M EN’S W ORK SHOES. quality solid leather Shoes, pr. $2.25 Rainbow Bargains 3:49 p.m. m m ........... i i i i i i i i ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ .................................................................... .. ■■■■■■■■■" . . ■ -r m �gilKN O ^9 j F. WHEREOF HK flPBAK ♦ **************** JI6 Novarr« S t , San Geese Are Attracted ' writ<s: » I comider Tnr absolutely the r ^ ' HJn >mi, j y on the m arket I ** Z t 0{ I speak, having tried it b ° V 0wn family- My « * • took * 07 Z b and «t night it w a. »1I gave her a few ^ "/Foley’s Honey and Tar. In a ‘‘T l e lb* went to sleep and slept li, .u the entire night. Your rente Quickly and relief U rerman. til- Sold everywhere.— Adv. 11,000 Guaranteed Bone at 42-fitc Ant l p. McCulirr’*. HOUR OF TERROR IN RUSSIA Whan Woman Walt for th# Call of Dsath From the Dreary Cali* In Patrograd, by City and Captured Lemoore, Cnl.—Attracted by the street lights shining through the dense Dig. thousands of wild g « ‘M* took refuge on the city street*,_llielr crlei keeping resi­ dent a awake the greater part of the night. Street cleaners ran home for gnus and killed a num­ ber of the blnls. People living In the downtown district said hundreds o f the birds were sit­ ting on the pavements while the nlr was nllve with them. Late merrymakers added hunting to their aport. i ******* Henry M cLau lin, Jr. o p t ic ia n —o p t o m e t r i s t FIR ST GERMAN SK Y SC R A P E R City of Hamburg to Havo 10 Story Building— Mora Expected to Follow. H U * * : PROFESSIONAL * AND BUSINESS D e a: to you Can Find the Name of K(rf> I ivr I'rnfe.stonnl and (tusino* Man in Sanford In Thi- Column Each Day n n u Hamburg. Germany.—The Drat sky* scraper In Oermnuy will aoon he comstrutted In the old bualnesa section of llamhurg. It will he sixteen stories high, topping the highest building In Germany at this time by five storlea. Architects believe the construction of this building will Institute the era of skyaernpers In Germany, and ex­ pect to see a number of similar build­ ings go up within the next few yonrs. Unusual difficulties tnu«t he over­ come. The city water plant Is equipped to furnish water to the eleventh story, and this brought up the ques­ tion o f lire dangi r mid Insurance, as well us the probability of fiunnctal loss In view o f difficulties In renting offices on the live higher tboirs. Despite these dltNeultle.i the prometer* have secured |ierml**!nn to erect the structure, “ provided the building does not destroy the archi­ tectural symmetry" of the streets. m TAKING BABY FOR AIRING George A. DpCottes Atlorney-nl-Lnw Om Seminole County Bank SANF(I III) -:- FLORIDA S. (). Sliinholser Contractor and Builder SANFOKP ... r F LO R ID * ’ i& it r p t ’ ' \1 f ■ m SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Pieat SO Repair Work Comer First and Oak "WE DELIVER TH E GOODS* Quick Service Tran sfei Storage Facilities it n ymi, teii others; if no trll u«. Phone 498 yl* ' r f r - * l \ i *i i hr [ 1 V " « o* f e f -5 For Portico. Pirnlrn, Fiahing, Outings The Launch S A N F O R D CapL Atkinson n iw S i t liNiw.i Phone 235*1,1 |*wMrnrr 103 R. Third 0L, Sanford . .............................. .. B. W. H E R N D O N Insurance A gen cy FI II R _ AUTO—BONDS ■■■■■■■■■■a ISparton Horn Service ------------ A T -------------- [Sanford Battery Service Company [SANFORD N O V E L T * W ORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. (Geni-ral S im p and M il) Work CONTRACTOR and BUILD EP ,|T Co'" " 1» « l i l Street Sanford. Fis Geo. W. K nigh t A t* picul Indian xervum girl curry­ ing her young charge In the popular Indian fashion, the Imby carriage be­ ing still unknown In Ln Bat. Bolivia. INDIAN TERROR NOW TAMED Woman Now Qrctts “ Agency People" With Klsa Instead of Tomahawk — Wants Auto. tTufala, Okla. — Civilization gets them a ll; the old wild reservation In­ diana are fast passing. One of the last of the old regime has Jiivt shown the devitalizing ef­ fects of the white man’s habits. Ellen Perrymun, full-blood Creek woman, who wns one o f the principal leaders of the famous Snake upris­ ing of the Creeks, has conferred with Indlnn ngenry officials at Muskogee In regard to the purchase of a "fllver." She has now lost nU o f her anl- ' inmdty toward the “ agency people," against whom she fought so fiercely. Instead o f greeting them with n tomaImwk. ns *ht> did In the dnys of the rebellion, *he recently planted n resoud(,ng kiss on the cheeks o f several of them—much In their embarrass­ ment—and her husband, who nccom panted her, seemed not to mind thlr caprice of hi* spouse In the least. Ellen now live* on n farm In Melnto*h county, and Is contented nnd penreful, It I* said. Real Estate and Insurance • ... FLORIDA Sanford Machine & I oundry Co. P * * r»l Machine and Boiler Work. r*,!*drr Crmding; Del.axe Pistons. Ilmgo and Pine; Flywheel **♦1 (>r»r Honda; Crank Shafts reP ^ rd Menu for Caillc Inboard an* Molars------------Pbo|w „ Bayfield Carburators by h| fnatallrd „nd " Guaranteed DJ ®nford Battery Service Company HARVARD EN TRANTS ARE FIT Examinations This Year Show Young Man Are Remarkably Fras From Bodily Ilia. Cambridge, M o m .—Young men en­ tering Harvard this year were remark ably free from oerlmix pliy*lenl de­ fects, Dr. linger* I. Lee, professor of hygiene, found In examination. It was announced recently, Le** than 1 jtet cent of the men examined were found lo have neglected teeth, poor eyesight or enlarged, diseased tonsils. Fir. T.ee attributed the freedom from physical defects “ to the thoroughness o f the physical examination! o f the school*, nnd to the Intelligent Interest of the Inlty In matters that concern the health o f their children." About 48 per cent of the freshmen and M ppr rent o f the men enterin$ th* business school mid they smoked The dingy Interior of the headquar­ ters of the extraordinary commission in Petrugnul. with its hare stairs nnd pawn get. Is tin eerie place lit all times of llte year, hut never is Its somber, ■orrow-lndei) gloom so Intense n* on u Decemtier aftentoun when du*k Is sinking Into durkiie*g. While we made our preparations, there sat In one of the Inner cham­ bers at No. 2 Gorohovnyu, ou wooden plonks which took the place of bed­ steads, a group of women, from Ihlrtj to forty in mind er, their faces undls llngulslmtile In (lie growing durkue**. The room wua overheated and tuiuaentlngly stufTy, hut the patient llgures paid no heed, nor appeared to care whether It were hot or cold, dark or light. A few chatted In undertones, but most of them & t motionless and silent, walling, endlessly waiting. The terror hour was not yet— tt came only at 7 each evening. Then each victim knew that If the heavy door was opened and her name called, she would pass out Into eternity, for executions were curried out In th* evening and the bodies removed at night. At 7 o'clock, all talk, nil action ceased. The while-faced women sal ■till, eyes fixed on the heavy folding door. When It creaked every tlgure became rigid. A moment of ghastly. Intolerable suspense, a silence that could he felt, and In the silence— u name. And when the name was spoken, every tlgure— hut one— would Imperceptibly relapse. Here and there a Up would twitch, here and there u • mile would dicker. But no one would break the dread silence. Une of their number was doomed. The figure that bore the name would rise, move slowly, with unnat­ ural, gait, tottering along the narrow aisle between the plank couches. Some would look up and some would look down, and some would pray, or mut­ ter. “Tomorrow, uiuyhe I." Or there would he a frantic shriek, n brutal struggle, and worse than tlealh would 1111 the chamber.— St. I’aul Oukes (British Secret Intelligence Service), In Harper's Mngnzlue. Making a Fire. Some month* ago the pres* reported a man who, while hunting In the wilds of Canada, lost Ida way, and having nothing to ent but raw meal, and no fire, starved almost to death befora ha wua rescued. And only recently a fnhhmun from Syracuse university was bunting in the Adlrondacks and, losing Ids way ami having no fire, froze nearly to death. Had they been brought up In th* South before the Civil war nnd boon accustomed, as 1 was, to hunting with a muzzle-lnudlng shotgun, with paper for wadding, and had been accustomed to setting the paper cn Or* after Bring the gun, they would have hod no trouble In starting a Ore, writes a Mississippi correspondent of the New York Times. During the Civil war. when a boy of about aeventeen. a lieu­ tenant and I were sent Into north MIsalsslppl, nnd on reaching Tnllnhntchlt river In the night and finding the river nearly level with Ita hanks, no way to cross and no one 111 calling distance, the weather being cool, we had to have a fire, I discharged one chamber of my pistol, cut a piece out of my shirt tall, put a blank cartridge In my pistol, rammed the cloth down on It, fired It, nnd In a short while had a good fire. It would seem that the men referred |o never thought of such a recourse. Whether they did or not, this may re­ mind tome weary, hungry sportsman how he may start u fire. From Artlat to Foreign Minister. On her return to Chicago, Miss Jane Addnma told how she recently met, In the lobby of her hotel at Ruda|>est. a Hungarian whose acquaintance she had made at Zurich In 1P1P. At that time he was a struggling artist—an amateur who was a refugee from hla native country nnd wns earning a liv­ ing hy painting Swiss mountains nnd lakes and selling them to tourists. He wn* also studying commercial engrav­ ing. When she came across him again at Bud a pent Miss Adda ms discus*. >i| the political situation with hliu. and was surprized at the knowledge he showed of public questions, especially In the field o f foreign affairs. Finally she remarked to him: "For an artist, you are singularly well Informed on poli­ tics.’* He replied, with a smile: "Well, I ought lo be, I suppose. You see, I am the minister for foreign affairs." It was Count Banffy, the Hungarian foreign minister. Illinois Holds First Fiscs Illinois greenhouse men have more square feet of *pnce under gluas than has any other single stale. Illinois rank* first, with 111,020,001 square feet of space under gins*, according to n recent centra* re|mrt. In fact, more than half of the total area under glas* In the greenhouses of the I ’ nllcd State* on January 1. 11>2U. wua re­ ported In five stntes. The other four states ura: Ohio, 10,3117.183 square fe el; New York, 18,280,028; IViimqrlvnnln, 10.023JVW, and Massachusetts. 12.03.023. Illinois sold $lP.078.<ksl worth of (lowers anti plant* In 1010. taking rank at the lop o f the list. In Conference. Candidate B«r Maynr (Ju»t namlhst — | priqxmc t<> take a firm stand In favor of more park* for the people. < iiiupulgn Mniinree -HimnI! Thill oy.ht to gel toil the nothl rmr<e nn d*’ mol h's'rwnjnten'u t.-nv— Life. \ ’ " Comfortable gum Bequeathed PalnUr Who Had Reproduced Foaturoa of Beloved Daughtar. A fortuna o f £40,000, <$230,000). which wns bequeathed by the lata Bobert B. Hawley, president of the CubanAmertcnn Sugar company, to Mr. I-onrued and Ids family was the ro­ mantic sequel to Mr. learned having painted a portrait of the augnr mag­ nate’s dond daughter. Mr. Hawley inude a fortune In the export business, and In 1MHJ he was elected to con­ gress. Just after he left congress hla daughter Sue died, Bnd he was heart­ broken. The only likeness that ha possessed of his loved one wua a amall photograph, and this lacked much of the fine animation that bad character­ ized her face. Taking the photo Mr^Hewbty went to Arthur O, Learned, a rising young artist, and asked him to make a por­ ■ trait that would recall something of the Inspiration the gtrl had been In her father’s life. The picture waa made and It exceeded the hope* of the grief stricken father. The latter waa ■o greatfut that he became on the clos­ est terms of friendship with the paint­ er and Ids family. Mr. Hawley died In November nnd left to Mr. learned and his wife 120.000. ($100,000}, and to their little arai £2,000 (flO.OOO), and a trust fund of £24.000, ($120,000).— Manchester Oua-dlnn Weekly. 3 OPEN FIREPLACE A NUISANCE 3 The Four Chassis— ■ Standard Buick all Through ■ M ■ I ■ ■ || From tire carrier to radiator, the Ilulck four chassis In of | ■ the same powerful construction ns the Buick sis. ■ IJuick cars for twenty yenrs have been built for dependability i ■ — and the Buick four embodies standard units which hnvc proved themselves through years of service. ■ ■ ■ Compare the lluick four chnssis part by part with any other four cylinder car. Women of Past Generations Consld. •red the Hugs Affairs of Thoss Days as Unnecessary. Ask us lo tell you more about Huick ■ PRICES PRICES s 3 Nowadays one of the most convinc­ 22-Slx-ir. Coupe____$1885 22-Four-31 Roadster $ 835 ing proofs Chat you cun give to the 22-Six-17 Sedan ...... 2165 fact that your city apartment Is of 22-Four-35 Touring 3.15 22-Six-18 Coupe...... 2075 tlic high cm cla** and unlike tlio ordi­ 22-Fnur-3fi Coupe 1235 22-Six-13 Touring 1585 nary U to nay that It has “ open ttre22-Four-37 Sedan.... 13**.» 22-Slx-no Sedan........ 2375 |ihuc." Even u single “ open fire* 22-Six-II Roadster.... IM S |duce“ In an apartment Is enough to F. O. II. Flint, .Mich. 22-Six-45 Touring 1335 raise It from the shoddy majority. And. of course, when we dream of junlrg a house In the country most >f ui, nine out of ten o f u», think of in open ilrcplnce as a sine qua non of DISTRIBUTOR tilth mu uhode But our grandmother! hud no such FLO RID A SANFO RD tpluhmH of open fireplaces. open fireplace* were a real hniiilltatlon to the woman who hud them la When Better Automobiles arc Huill Buick Will Build Them tier house 50 years or more ago. At least that feeling prevailed In this country. A small grate fire, that held l few shnvelc of coal was another matter, but the sort of fireplace where logs burned scrota flredoga waa— well. It was one of the crudities that most M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S persons did not like to possess. Tee, S A N F O R D there was a time when a rranklla JOHN GOVE, Proprietor burner or a drum Hove waa consid­ CEM ETERY W ORK A S P E C IA LT Y ered more of an ornament to the wvll1018 Weal First Street 1018 West First Street furalthed drawing room than lha sort of wldehenrthad fireplace that ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ wa covet nowadays. N. H. GARNER io the Voters of Seminole County I AM A G A IN C A L L IN G YO U R A T T E N T IO N TO MY STAN D ON CER­ T A IN ISSUES T H A T A R E OF IM PO RTANCE, NOT O N LY TO SEMI­ NO LE COUNTY BUT TO T H E S T A T E OF FLO RID A 1. — Re-apportionment o f our State. 2. — Tax R eform . 3 . _ R eIief fo r the Present Financial Condition o f our School Fund. 4. — A Fish and Game Law that w ill Protect our Fish and Game. W ill Support any Bill Approved by Our Semi­ nole County Fish & Game Protective Association. 5.— I F avor a State-W ide No-Fence Law with R eferen ­ dum Clause that w ill g iv e ample time for Prepara­ tion hy Stock Men. The State Bond Department ns now being Operated i« a Farce am! Hhould be Reorganized nnd placed upon n more business like and practical basis. I a m against State-Wide Bond I sbucs for the building of roads, unless nnid bond issues nbsorb all county bond issues. There seems to be many rumors or reasons being circulated around the County why Swope should not lie sent to the legislature, ns follows, to-v. it: 1.— Because he is a Republican (which I nm not). 2. — Because he is u Northern Man. 3. — Because lie is not a Sanford ninn. <1.__Because he is against the American Legion. In order ihal the Voters of the County may have an opportunity to become familiar with the issues mentioned above, and to have an answer to the above reasons why they should have, I am ready at any time to meet m> opponent to discuss the above issues nnd reasons, at the Court House or be­ fore any organization of the City of Sanford, and In every precinct in Semi­ nole County. Meetings to be arranged by the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee. i* -J S WOP E Candidate for State Legislature | M l BaBHHHBBBaBBR R R M R f lH H H H H R H R H H H H H M R R H M a M M M M M M U M M H M " H * " M * " H” I K * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 19, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 19, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 19, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bafaef84eb5cf2ae8c407112916c9560.pdf a820913a106d37e1c47930ff04eb5a30 PDF Text Text ■ ( ■I SANFORD S ANF ORD T h e City Substantial" IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFOUI), FLORIDA, SATURDAY. MAY 20. 1922 Shrincrs’ Celebration ANOTHER ROW Here Next Saturday IN SENATE OVER Will Be Great Event TARIFF MEASURE NIIMRER 47 CALIFORNIA ORANGE CROP OVER THIRTEEN MILLION BOXES SAYS DEPARTMENT (H r T h e A s s o c ia te * P re s e t Parade Headed by Shrine Hand* Will WASHINGTON. May 20.—Newslie Feature of the Day paper editorials attacking the adminstration tariff bill caused another flnre-up yesterday in the Senate dur­ ing the consideration of that meas­ ure. The editorials were rend by Senator Simmons of North Carollnn, a Democratic lender, in tho course of Loss Due to Wind and \ l , an address in which he nttackcd tho [iTiater is Terrorized by Freeze Damage Over bill generally nnd asserted thnt 11 Armed B ands Who Two Million Boxes there wns a growing revolt against it Burn and Slay over the country nnd even nmong Re­ publican senators. ■In reply, Senator McCumber, Re­ publican, North Dnkotn, In charge of AND STRANGE TO RELATE IT ORLANDO, May 20.—Dr. Lincoln the measure-, renewed his chnrge that RUINED 7.200,000 IIOXFIS OF WAS IN PRINTING Hully, president of StcUon Univer­ the newspnpers attacking the hill FRUIT WHICH CUTS DOWN TO­ OFFICE. sity nt DoLnnil, occupied the witness were Influenced by advertisements of TAL PRODUCTION stand yesterday afternoon in defense importers nnd asserted thnt rending d i r T k f »M o r l«tr 4 P i * m ) TO FOLLOW TODAY JACKSONVILLE, May 20.—Rob( H r T h r A i t n r l a l fd I ' r r u l of the suit brought against hint nnd of the editorials wns for the purpose WASHINGTON, May 20 — hers blew the safe in the office of the University for damage by Miss of delay. lie was Jjolnod in his a t­ . 11, 1 hr A ..»rl*(r4 8hipnu-n(* from California's BELFAST. May 50. Murder the Florida Farmer nnd Stockman Helen Hunt, of Jacksonville, for near­ tack on the publications by Senator during the night. The loss is un­ orange crop will lie about 13,050,­ s„d .« « , inspired by religion, ly three and a half hours, the cross Gooding, of Idnho, chnirmnn of the known ns check had not been com­ 000 boxes, according to finnl es­ prrjudicc continued to terrify LI- cxuminntinn conducted by E. W. Davis Repuhlicnn agricultural tariff bloc timate* received today by the pleted early today. The publication ; „ r ,„day. Report* of nunibcr of taking more than two and n half who said the New York dailies were occupies a building adjoining tho po­ Department of Agriculture. The drith* in jestfrday’a shooting* in hours. not going to permit tariff on fnrm A* things shnpe up for the big lice headquarters nnd tho safe waa Iom. due to wind damage last De­ Belfwl vary from five to eight “I did not expel Miss Hunt," he products if they could help it. Shrinera* day htre on May 27th it cember 2,025,000 boxes nnd to ths do.rn * nunded. Incendiary fire* said again and again. “I merely aus Senator Heflin, Democrat, Ala­ begin* to look as though there would in n room against the w-all separat­ freeze of January 7,200,000 hol­ ing the two buildings, hut the rob­ fl0«ed thousand* pound* Ion* . pended her front the school because of bama. attacked the majority for ap­ Ik- some five or six thousand people bery was not discovered until it wns es. These lo-.se* of 9,150,000 boa­ There mm »crc -hot upon avowher record during the last term she proving what he termed high duties here on thnt .lay. With Morrocco rs estimated nt < 2 of produc­ opened for business this morning. inc themselves prolenlanU, nnd wns there." An Mr. Davis promulgat on pnints, salt and other necessitico Temple nt Jacksonville who arc sup­ The robbers jimmied the outer door tion. died during the night. Two men ed the questions the testimony cams in of the farming population. He con­ posed to have charge of the cexemonfntrrrd a *a*mill in York ntreet cluded with the declaration thnt the ics nnd bring their hand nnd patrol of the snfe nnd blew the Inner door rupid succession nnd became not di.trirt today, inquired the relit:little heated. He denied having told Republicans proposed to put a tax will come Flgvpt Temple nt Tampa with explosive. ion of various worker* nnd *ho» Judge Roy Hamlin of Tavares in any “on everything from the cradle to the nnd from Orlando and other nearby In another pnrt of the business dlsdead • Catholic. conversation with him thnt he woult grave." , cities will come the entire Shrine trict robbers broke into safe of BurIn tho course of his nttack, Sen­ Clubs. In fact since tho word hns l>lnrk<-it Mias Hunt's name and chnrwell Motor Company and escaped with DUBLIN, May 20.—Strong rumorj c.ter nnd bow her mother’s head in ator Simmons charged thnt tho tariff Igone out thnt Sanford will entertain $1,200 cash and negotiable securities. b»ff today that an agreement hns grief if she dared to bring a suit hill was the product of n "deal" ‘ " " the Shrincrs of the state every tern- No clues to the identity of the robber*. b«n reached betwen Michael Collin*, against him or the* university. nmong the Republican pit- nnd every club in the stntc re­ bfi.i of the proviilonal government, Dr. Hulley wns questioned regard­ “which neither side to the trade is gardless of the confines of the juris­ ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ar.d Kanmn DoVnlera, the Itepubllcnn ing the rules of the school which, be­ satisfied with." diction want to come to Sanford on PROPOSED STEEL CA8KS CHOICEST IIRANDS "Protection on a agricultural pro­ the big day. They know thnt Snnleader. ing a Christian institution of the Bap­ MERGER IS OEE OF LIQUOR tist faith, prohibited mnny acta ^hnt ducts is obnoxious to tho "old,guard" ford will give them the glad hand nnd BELFAST, May 20.—Agreement urn sanctioned FOR THE PRESENT in non-sectarinn he declared, "nnd duties on manufac­ they wnnt to see the city thnt is do­ ( Itr Thr .%•••»«•(bird I’rraa) | bewteen free .-into and Republican fac­ schools. He testified to many turing products arc equally as obnox­ ing so much and thnt hns such pro­ ST. AUGUSTINE, Mny 20.—Sher­ tion* of Hail Klrennn regarding the “pranks" of Miss Hunt while at the ious to the agricultural interests. NEW YORK, May 20.—The iff Iloyce and deputies captured In­ gressive people. And Sanford will forthcoming Irish electiona and other school, she then being seventeen Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., coming liquor craft nnd one hundred not disappoint them for everything I qw»ti->n» wn* reached today nccording years of nge, nnd declared that she yesterdny withdrew from the pro­ jmssihlo will be done to make the visi­ posed merger independent r.ti-cl com­ nnd twenty cases of the choicest to report* here. had an unusual capacity for troublo brands within the city limits nt dawn tors feel nt homo by the Sanford panies leaving only five of the origi­ today. Rum runners deserted boat making. The tenseness of the court Shrincrs and tho citizens generally. nal seven companies In the combine, room caused by the volley of ques­ The big parade with tho vnriora pa­ -fgn ? n k iwannu Steel Company when warned of the approach of of­ tions sent to Dr. Hulley, which were trols will bo » feature of th? day. Th» withdrew last week upon the comple­ ficers by pistol shot fired by one of quickly nnd forcefully answered, wns their guards nnd cut vessel adrift following will be the lino of march: tion of negotiations for ita purchase The sheriff wnde.l neck deep nnd pull­ n little relieved when a hit of humor Ik-ginnlng At Clyde Pier going by the Rathlehem Steel corporation. wns injected into the testimony when ed the Lunt ill. Tin- «!it-nff Buiili, or. Palmetto to Firot strcc., While a statement of Thomas I* one hundred cases and kept twenty for Dr. Hulley iuld of an niiegeti ’ hear" STILL AFTER ATTORNK1 <•*-> west on F’irst stieet to Mngnolin, Ch-ullwmirno, counsel for the inter­ dance started by Miss Hunt in her ERA 1/8 SCALP FOR TilP south on Mngnolin to Tenth, west on ested companies declared thnt 'con evidence. MOUSE CASK room which wns located shove the din­ nve.. Park I’nrK avenue norm ^ ^ {)(hpr flvc con. Tenth to Park nve., north ilKI.Ki. \TI<)N8 STILL THINK ing room at the time n Rev. Nelson FLA. MUNICIPAL LEAGUE I to Ninth, Ninth Y\e*t to Oak, O a k ............ _ „,inHna,nir o determine d i r T h e ,% *s o el*le * I’ w m I corns are continuing tto determine protracted TilKV HAVE ACCOMPLISHED who was conducting FORMED AT TAMPA north to Seventh, Seventh F.ast to whether it is advisable to consider WASHINGTON, May 20.—The dec Hit; TII1NC.8 meeting at tho university was seated ------ -----' i, , SANFORD A MEMBER nt dinner. This ho said was to annoy R atio n that Attorney General Daugh Park, Park north to Third. Third west Consolidation of all or some of th»*e to Oak. Oak north to First. First cast (llr T br A u w U lr* P rN i) GENOA, May 20.—The dominant him. r. Davis at once very seriously « ty should resign from offke a n d not to Park, down Park to intersection of companies," It Is generally believed In requested I)r. Hulley to explain to the further embarrass the administration the financial district that ^ p r o ­ TAMPA. May 20.—What will in all thought in Genoa Inst night as tho Park ami First then fnney drill by­ posed merger Is off nt least to r the probability will become the most po­ «"««>« ‘ho »««*• todny b,y ‘ "* patrol of Morocco Temple. -Mcgatinn* to the economic conference jury whether it wns a "bare dance" In After were leaving or preparing to dcpnjt transform of the meaning, or whether """V- I)em(? r,,t* Arkansas, during re- drill, parade continues enst to Palmet­ present. Under the tentative ptnn tential organization for the unifica­ f agreed upon by Kuhn, l-oeh and tion and promotion of tho best inter­ iwmingly was that, although the con­ the dance was thnt of the animal, also newnl by Caraway of discussion to avenue, then north to Clyde pier. pmr. . Rankers, nnd the executive* ests of the individual sections of whether or not it was anything like Daugherty's alleged connection with fer, r., a thing of the past, as far The Sanford Shrine Club would ( f ^ intl<ro, tn] comp. nle?, J. A. F'loridn ns well ns Floridn, the i* (1- 1 ■ i» concerned, Its nchievo- the modern dance and if it was mod- *h® release fn>n> t u* nt ..ntu p«m predate it if all homes on the line of r(|mpbp^ pw idcnt of tll0 Youngs- state, the newly formed League of c»t. Hulley replied that it wns a tlary of Chnrlea \\. . or*.. nrnt* iM live nnd contribute much march would decorate using Shrine compnny and regard,*d as one Mnicipnlities, duly chartered nnd of­ to the | ;fnation nnd reconstruction “hear dance" nil right, hut a noisy color* or flags which mny he had by | ^ ^ exccut|vea in the ficered, celebrated the initiation of NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS affair. of Europe. advising the Secretary of the dull, at j .................... ^ wn|( to head the merger, its actual function* with a soven LEAVE FOR MANILLA Tic official* of some of the small­ In sending Miss Hunt to her home, WITH SECRETARY HENRY n smnll cost of one dnllnr. l.et every hnving agreed upon as chairman of course banquet at a local cafe hero er statr. undoubtedly will go home Dr. Hulley declared it was only tem­ citizen of Sanford help make this a the »*>nrd of directors nnd chairman Inst .night. Nineteen of the leading diut; iutrd, perhaps angry, beenuse porary and wns for the fact that ho success. It mentis the biggest day 0XM;utive committee. Neither cities of F'loridn were the charter (Hr Thr Aauorlalrd Prraal their trouble* have not been settled at could not control her. He also said PORTSMOUTH, Vn., Mny 2< > .— ever seen In Sanford. Please list you G*m>». Lithuanian, for exnmple, Is she had remarkable ability for organ­ The transport Henderson tailed to- spare rooma with the secretary, phoner Mr. ChnrlMiurne nor Mr. Campbell members of the league, including, would discus* the reason* for Jnckosnvillc, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, chagrin'd that Genoa hns not chnsed izing and at one time it looked a* day for the Orient with Secretary 1101. W. no*, asking for donation withdrawal. Mr. Hnrtow and Sanford nnd it Is expec­ th Poli-h troops from I.ithunian ter­ though she would succeed in organiz­ Dcnby nnd member* of the Naval ,,f room-. Y u will receive pay for Youngstown’s Campbell did state, however, thnt the ted thnt every incorporated city nnd ritory: nr t the smnll Russian repub­ ing the entire flock at dormitory girl* Aerdemy class of eighty-on?, for re- them. We want every one who comes action was decided upon after he hnil town in the state will eventually he . lic- bordering the Caspian nnd Plnck ugainst tho dean of thu girls. to Sanford to be cared for in Sanford conferred with his hoard- of direc­ associated with the body. The * defense practically closed it* union in Manilla, m.u- are grieved because Genoa failed --------style. Be sure and list your room*. tor* and tho principal stockholder* By a unanimous vote A. W. D. case and plaintiff is expected to close t° free th-m from Holnhevik rule. who are in tin- city, nnd thnt the in­ Hall, city mnnagir of Tnmpu, with t’ o day. j RAILWAY EXECUTIVES Hit ... i whole the belief prevails ARRIVE AT WHITE HOUSE ROOSEVELT REFUSES vestigation of tho department of Jus- whom the idea of tho lei\gue origin­ Ihit the Genoa conference despite dinWOMAN’S APPLICATION FOR DINNER CONFERENCE tlce Into the proposed merger had ated, wn* elected president, with six P"'1' I. h almost pushed Flurope to h a iib RUTH REINSTATED FOR RADIO SERVICE nothing to do with It. additional elective officers, those the e-lire of a precipice hns resulted in WITH HOH MEU8BL Illf Tkr A*»orl»lrd officer* being: first vice-president, th. ■- iro ning of lietter understanding I l l y Tl»*» A •••*«*I * Ir « l l arra*| NEW YORK YANKEES WASHINGTON, May 20.—Leading j Colonel M. B. Ilerlong, city commitEDISON INVITED ! itiona of F'uropc, InWASHINGTON, May 20.—Acting -------Railway Executives of the country tinner, Jacksonville: second vice­ TO APPEAR AND TALK tle-hng It i-Mii. F'.ven officials of (Hr The Amih-Is ImI I'rrta • arc arriving today for the White ( secretary or the navy, oosevclt today president, F\ II. Wharton, City mana­ OVER MURCI.F. SIIOALfe lr»r... admitted thnt Inst night. CHICAGO, May 20.—Babe Ruth „ 0|lBa ,j|nnrr conference tonight announced thnt he declined the appli­ ger, Miami; third vice-president, C. rr..i ,(> which came here reluctant­ nnd Boh Meuael of tho New York ^ which they- were invited by Pres- cation of national woman’s party for W. Duckworth, mayor, Orlando; (Hr Tkr AurrUIr* !•»*••» ly. almost suspiciously, gne* nwny use of naval facilities, brondensting Yankee* were reinstated today by | | nr()infr. WASHINGTON, Mny 20.—An in­ fourth vice-president, E. H. Green, »ith more confidence. I,oul* Harthou, baseball Commissioner Landis. The addresses to he delivered tomorrow ------ -------------------vitation hns been extended to Thomas mayor, Bradcntown; fifth vice-presi­ r-o pi, mi«-r in the French cabinet, home run king is eligible to start his j -qu SALE—A real bargain, 1WHI at dedication of party's new headA. Edison to nppcnr l>cfore the Sen­ dent, (’. P. Sta'ey, city manager, Ft. ! * ’ ■ 1 i <htef delegate to the con­ drive for the 1922 slugging honors four passenger wire wheel Cadillac quqarter* here. The application was ate Agriculture Committee for ex­ Myers; secretary and treasurer, E. ference, in his finnl word* to the press In this afternoon's game with the ciirRt| |n A-l shnpe. Must sell at denied, Roosevelt said, on broad amination in connection with ths S. Jackron, city auditor, Bartow. <ft.l-.rc-d it wns his conviction that St. Louis Browns at New York. | onC9. phono 123, Arcade Auto Sup­ ground that such uso would contra­ committees investigation of propos­ In order that technicalities of the <«■noa conference, which he called vene naval order against employment ------------------------- ply, Dnytonn, Fla. Ask for Mr. C. L. constitution may he alligncd ns soon al', for developing Muscle Shonls, 'L <hild of Cannes" was today in of naval radio for political purposes. ns possible, nnd that certain provis­ FOR SALE— W ood range, almost new Clifton. , ‘ ,t wn* accepted today by Edison. *°'"1 health, and thnt he saw no reason ion* relating to uniformity may be also other household good*. Apply j * -y the infant could not journey safe­ Hnvc you lost or found anything? Musaon. inculcated into the several city bud­ to Mrs. Carroll, corner F.lghth nnd F'OR RF.NT Cottage. For quick results, try a want nd. ) to the Hague nnd there thrive nnd 47-3tp A Herald Wont Ad will htlp you. gets, the meeting last night voted Prosper. Laurel Ave. 47-2tp J to convene the league in Jacksonville The question whether the Russian June 1, at which time any nddAtonal PnUcrn will ,o develop n= to make ---------------— w n - r ow'i i — --------------------------------------------------*------------------------ --------------------------------------------- 5 i> . riT.nr? ii iT sor-f cities qualifying will be admitted to P«*iUe later participation by the the association. Mr. Ilerlong, t(R i ‘ _ K 1 States in its solution was the chairman of the evening, extended treat subject of discussion last night. the invitation for Jacksonville in be**v'd Lloyd George, who has hurhulf of the citizens. I ack to England, has not accom­ ’* ev*rythlng he hoped for; but : GENERALLY FAIR > found hi min rare good humor MODERN TEMPERATURE “ the conference held its closing bas­ NEXT WEEKS WKATIIKR tion. eight are ROBBERS BLEW SAFE IN JACKSONVILLE JANUARY- FREEZE MISS HUNT WAS NOT THREATENED SAYS HULLEY d ea d ST. JOHNS SHERIFF CAPTURED RUM RUNNERS’ BOAT CONFERENCE ALMOST OVER, LEAVE TODAY IDAUGHERTY SHOULD QUIT SAYS CARAWAY Originally rich in timber, Holland ,, ''''Pends entirely upon importa,ion to supply its needs. Sam Bradford in Position B*rK*in* fou"d each day by readin* th. Herald Ad*. I (Hr Tkr AsaorUH-e l*rra«l WASHINGTON, May 20.—Gener­ ally fair with moderate temperature and occasional local showers la the forecast for Florida, week beginning Sunday. , >>« ’‘riYrml �— -____ IfM f if| ! W £» 1 ■ i 4 f " rl * LOST LOST—A Rebekah pin, please return to 113 East Fifth St. ll-3tp FOR SALE rtfi! 1 / in MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE, c»a«, -VAS'I* t.1 trml, l»t on'VIcry »v,»u<ahape, $259 term* or $200 caah. 190 for cnr |n Bood condition. See supM-.1.1 njvr & Wnlker, In old Ford ,.r|ntrndrnt of new building near city CHREVOLET url G araxc. '.I _______________ t Mt f* dh tfp hall. *1 iO R SA LE-FIne celery farm, 10 acres rich hammock land, cultivate ! 10 years. Crop on it now. Two flowIng wells, 8 4 acres tiled; also thirty acres hammock ndjolning with one and smnll part rleared. near Cameron City. Apply to owner for particulars. Herbert O. < nnpen, *• R. A. llox 189. ° FOR RALE—l ft acres orange prove, fine land, nboui 400 old bearing orange and grapefruit trees. Also pecan, peach, grapes, pears and other fruit trees on Golden l.nkc, 3 4 miles aouth of Sanford. Also another 4 4 acres of fino rich, cultivated pine land with about 75 old bearing orange and grapefruit trees, and about 75 pecan trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to owner, Herbert O. Crippen, R. R. A. Hox 189. 32-12p ea _____ ^ m||ny fr|cnj , 0[ Misa Leslie C n y nre K,a(1 to iC her in the store of «a Robbins on First street in the gwo|lf, |lU||,||nff opposite the postnff|rc ^f|aH Gray wna fur many years wjth , jj Dresner and is one of the mo#l popU|ni- young ladies among the gnnfori| patrons. -------u„ump|*, specialty Shop !.as nn advert|„en,pnt m this issue calling at,,.ntion ,hP fart that tomorow is the |nM ,|ay „f t|„.|r big Anniversary j!|1|€._ Everything goes tomorrow nt prices—dresses, millinery, ------------ — — —— -----, . sk irts, w aists, capes, corsets, hose, etc. >n < Attend the sale tomorow and get in on well FOR SALE—1 o a o eomaponcl.rifo •n M u A Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Ha. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ *4 1 V; *4 „|„t„ „ y| „ i„ rv,ry Hi*. * _____ FOR SALE—Alto Saxaphorte, practlcnlly new Good condition Very reasonable See Warren, Seminolo Hol c| 4l-3tp ----------------- —----- ;--- Ti—tJ i i.i~ FOR SALE-7-weeks-old lierk.hire and Jersey pigs I -00 each good milk cow wit i nc we» , ff>0. R. C. Nowit , -ongvsom . Entertainments will not he wanting tonight in Sanford. The Westminster Club of the Presbyterian church is giving the "Old Plantation" nt the Parish House and the ladies of the rj|th<il|p ,.hurrh K,vinB tht. «RP. uf Mil„ O’Rourke" a play writ^ ||y pn^her Hennessy at the K. of Hnll. The moving picture and oth­ er affair# in the rity will keep things FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. R. lively for Friday night, aiding. Within four blocks of center The many Sanford friends of Prof. city. Ceo. V. KNIGHT N. J. Perkins nre giving him a warm 272-tfc welcome to Sanford this week he be­ ing the guest uf his brother, llraxton FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 acre, Perkins. Prof. Perkins and family re­ one 10 acre Sanford nve. wnlking sided here for many years while he distance to city. Two lots corner was the efficient head of the Sanford Center and Elm ave. Two lots west schools nnd under his leadership the tide Palmetto nve.. 50 fl- *r”m 'schooia of this city took tiieir place as enth St. . a c o tr • • 'am o n g the best schools in the stnte or owner, 1• > ■ prmg . •• Florida. Prof. Perkins is now the head lee^CallL 2rt8tf: 2'J t* ilf thl. Fork ......... MillUry Academy MUi SALE (JuBoliru* p.iinp nn«J 1H0 |fj \ jrg |nj#t ,,, old home9 vhun hi tfnllon tank.—L. K Hopcr. * none ^nJ| | iuj|t Up rt fine RchtHil (hut Han ICO. _________ c , scholars from many states in the FOR SALE—A practically new piano, union each year. High grade, walnut finish for cash. $150.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp T. J. Miller & Son have a change of —------———— — , _ , 1 advertisement FOR SALE—Ford Sedan—L. h. Rop. . . . in this issue calling at ru n on. . tendon to I ruluy and Saturdays sale ct* 1 hono . ,,f kitchen cabinet# and enamel top FOR SALE—Seven room house with tables. All at special prices ami you Irnth, three porches, new garage. -j,vo $2*1 alone on Ilousier Cabinets price $3,500. Half cash, balance on .ml you all know what the lloosicr terms. Phone 187-J. !3-5tc Cabinet is ami has always been Mili ler's have special sales every Friday Wind Sat unlay and the sales are at ' .. . . . . . . —----------------; ~ n trading many people to this fine store FOR RENT—1 nice, cool, furnished . It pays rwiv 10.0 I • • • JUN( ,,ff th,. „,am snuec-Ze but bed room. $3.00 per week. J l l b n s t m l . .. iic.i i . .1 , * ■ you to walk one block to this store at Fifth SL_________________ i the comer Magnolia nnd Second * _____________________IT— i theofcomer of Mngnolln nnd Second IT RENT—Two furnished Dltbt^ *trcet!l Itnrgains in nil house furn-' Fotr Watch the hoausekeeping room*, down stnirs. (Rhing* ami furniture. Third ___ St,___________ Dally Herald. 206 East 1 ______ FOR RENT—Furnished five room -----------------------apartment with garage. 911 Myr- REM MtK AIII.E Gltv'WTII tie Avenue. f . imp OF SUNDAY SCHOOL F o r TTENT--Furnished Imu-c wiili nj 1 " ,t , ll{sl IIAITIHT garage. Apply 107 W. Oth St., or ,.bnm "10. 13-Ctp The growth of the Sunday school „f , , , . the First llnptist Church an attendFOR RENT—Light housekeeping ;)n < f fjv(. vv„(.k, „„„ „„ apartment, all convenience. I hone ^ ^ m >o(|ter,)uy wa„ of iC FOR KENT ! __________ ~ I. VI..." -“T» __ ami M.1 kitchenette. . 1. RENT—Rooms Shirley Apartments opposite post office, up-t.iir 88 tfc FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, hath, for lighthousekeeping. Good location. Apply "It. S ", care of Her­ ald Office. G-tfr ( M sf, § ? ;i W.V.A : *, j l • i K : 1 mj • $ Li». ai ,1 *L‘ ♦ nounccd Inst night hy Dr. George. Hy-. . .. . man, the new director of expansion of that church. Ilu*cd upon this remark­ able increase, a goal uf I.U00 has been set for next Sunday. Not unyy has the stimulated inter­ est been manifest in the Sunday school, but also in other lilies of church-work. Five weeks ago the mid-week service had an attendance of seventy-one; on Wednesday night Inst the total of 211 were present. Dr. C. W. Duke, who is pastor of the church expressed his appreciation of this development of his services Just Received a Shipm ent h> Such Sunday morning, sinccly thanks A uthor* n« i Dr. Hyman and the workers who have ZANE GREY been associated with him in increas­ JACK LONDON ing the registration.—Tampa Tribune. I’BTKIl H- KYNB HOOTII TARKINGION llurguins found each day by read­ KTIIHL M. DELI. ing the Herald Ads. YVM. Macl.KOD RAISE And a few book* for boys hy There is estimated to be 200 pounds C llItISTY MA r m KWNt)N of salts in each ton of Dead Sen wat­ er. NEW POPULAR BOOK MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE mont by damming a r im . SPORTS — TONIGHT— YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Florida State League At Lakeland, 3; Jacksonville, 0. At Orlando, 3; St. Petersburg, 1. At Tampa, 1; Daytonn, 2. Estelle Taylor — IN — GAMES TODAY St. Petersburg at Orlando. Daytona nt Tumpa. Jacksonville at Lakeland. LEAGUE STANDING Florad State League Won Lost 14 S t Petersburg .... .. 25 15 Lakeland ........... .. 84 20 19 Orlando 21 .. 19 Tumpn 20 18 Daytonn ......... . 27 12 Jacksonville . same Ilia that Ihe o rd inary power circuits are subject to. However, to cure them la not such a difficult tusk as might be aup|HUM>d. es|»eclally If some logical pm ecdure la used. If a receiver Is well p u t together In the tirsl place mid all contacts mid oilier purt* gone over once In a while, there la no reason wb> there should he any trouble. Hut th e hum an be­ ing |a prone to err. so th at for Hie “once in a while" lliul is liable to hap­ pen, this art h ie will he devoted to the explanation of what might happen series and to check either one sep­ to u simple receiver and the best way arately. short circuit the tips of the to IIS It. cord leading to the other receiver Just The usual tum bles of the receiver outside of Hie ease. Should It appear fall under one id Hie following three that there Is an open circuit In the bendings • cord, short circuit both receivers 1— An open circuit. where the cord enters the rnse and 2— A slmrt circuit. with n b u sie r or lump connected to 3— Leakage. the tips on the end of the cord te*t An o|s>,i eiri all • mi most easily he for nn open circuit, delect<i«| by uiean* of a series lam p f a r e should he exercised hy the n* Nearly every .merims available the orwtlt.„ MI,JllMlhK „ crystal dedtnury tin volt lighting circuit, lu k e lector .* . .to see .that . . . . .Ids lingers ....... ............ do not nn ordinary extension cord and cut touch Ihe surface of Ihe crystal or Hie one wire at any convenient place and culitm t point of the little spring. The Use these two ends us lest ellps or oil secretion thni exists In the skin , tips. T he extension coni I* plugged together with the du*t that It collects ^ Into Hie house lighting circuit at any i will render a crystal detector Inopera convenient outlet and when -the two live by t l £ Insulating Him that It will i * 1 cut ends an- held together the lump cause to form on the portion of the will light as the circuit Is closed. crystal surface that Is touched. Should * When the tip* are held *>|s n Hie c ir­ the surface of Ihe crystal get dirty a cuit Is **o|m*ii** alid Ihe light will go as evidenced by the received signals » nut. becoming w eaker and weaker, try B Sup|Hisc It I. desired to test for an cleaning Hie crystal with alcohol and m o|» ti circuit In a lulling coll. Connect a little brush. Or If this does not seem one rip lo one end of the winding and |o rp||lP,|y ,,IP lr „„t,|Pi chip off old sur- * the oilier test clip to tile s|b ler As llo fface so .. n tlrelr new new surface th a .t mi »entirely aurfsc* " In presented to Hie spring. ‘Footfalls’ — ALSO— “Face to Face With Japan” S0UDE®[u®0[!j[§{§j % SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Now we can talk of the cool weather ugnin. With the tine rnin and the elegnnt breezes from the gulf and ocean Sanford is enjoying the fin­ est weather in the world. You will note Hint the re­ port says it was only SC at the highest yesterday and this is only one of the many instances of the fine sum­ mer weather In Florida. Ain’t wc got the greatest city in Florida? 8:10 A. M. MAY 19. 1922 Maximum .... Minimum .... Range Hnromctcr Southwest nnd clear. For quick results, try a want *d. $1,000 Guaranteed Roach Killer it . P. McCuller’s. to ELITE DRESSMAK­ ING PARLOUS ** Dresses, Children's Frocks. I'lratiat, ** all kinds hemstitching. Frmdxl* *3 Apartments. THE Prem ier 80 00 62 29.97 First Amonp Cleaners Cleans wherever dust and dirt collects ----------------------- ^Y«§? TIP JUWLSUdULs Testlno the Tune Circuit. * THE WEATHER M --------- M For Florida: Generally fni' tonight nnd Saturday. Mr. and Mrs*. J. K. Mcttingcr and daughter, Miss Rutlv E., have moved from 1523 Silver street, nnd are now pleasantly located in their new home 2313 Oak street. They have visiting them their daughter, Mrs. Walter L. Morgan, nnd her son. John Mcttinger Morgan of Sanford.—Times Union. Ra s a U U S a n h S i i i R slide Is moved too k and forth the light Have you lost or found anything? should rem ain lighted. If the light A Herald Want Ad will help you. A new hnnd mirror nnd its handle goes out nt tim es there Is an open c ir­ nre hollow nnd ecn be used to contain cuit In Hie coll. If the light goes out The Herald for first class job work, perfumes or smelling salts. when the coll Is Jarred the slider does not make good eoiilaet w ith th e w ind­ ing. If a tin n e r ami baitery nre avail­ able they can be u«.-d In testing for hii upon circuit in the snme way that Hie lump ean lie used. Connect the battery and b u sie r In series with the test clips or tip- ami any low resist unre circuit can be tested. * Tin* ground connection* can lie tested with a huxxcr nbd battery, toil do not use the liou<o>-tlghtltig circuit 10 Stores in Gcorginto test for grounds because one side of the lighting circuit Is already grounded and If Ha1 o th er side were connected lo the ground ii short e|rcull would exist iiikI nil excessive eurrent (low. If th e ground wire Is eoiinecied to the w a te r pipe. <ounce! o n e te st tip to Makes home work easier Sold on easy terms mes 105 P alm etto Avenue SANFORD Sanford’s New Store- FLORIDA Phone 127 iThe Churchwell Co.l Hie ground am i Ihe o ilier lo the gas pipe, u lib’ll I- al-o grounded. T h e tu r n e r sboiibl bill/. If jane bits a good low re sis ta n c e ground. Leakage usually exists between Ihe nnicntm and th e ground. An antenna should he well Insulated from Its sup­ port. The lead-in should he brought down to llo- point where II en ters Ihe wall of the station In such a manner Hint when Hie wind causes ll lo swing, ll cannot touch any grounded material, and that rain and «imw can not callm< a path along which Hie cur rent can ground In bringing Ihe lead s V? MEN’S DEPARTMENT MOHICAN MADRAS MEN’S COTTON SUITS .‘16-in. Wide, yard $3.98 WINDSOR CREPE PALM BEACH SUITS $10.98 loom Mine put tcit mCRC To Test Telephone Cords. ■1 Store in Florida LADIES’ DEPARTMENT 27-in. wide * In through the wall. Insulate It well and Inside Hie sluHeii use ns slmrt u piece of wcIMnsuhiled wire as I* pos­ sible lo make go<*l connection with llo set. To test th e continuity of the cir­ cuit of a pair of telephone receiver#, touch th e tip* of the cord phone to the tongue. If the receivers ure In ren«*Mi nt.lv goo<| condition a slight click will he heard. If the response In one re­ ceiver seem* to he w eaker Hum Hint ■ In the other, examine th e diaphragm nf the receiver giving th e weaker re spouse amt see If It Is hent tow ard the |to|e piece. T ry tuning the dlnplinigiu over If such W the cn*e. Ite careful when the diaphragm of n receiver I* removed that the lend# of ffne w ire from the m agnet *|>oo| m to the roto nectloll block* do not become brot e!i In hninlllng. If Hie continuity of the circuit of a pair of telephone reeetvera Is eheeki ’ and no response Is heurd vvlo-n the cord tips a re touched to the tongue try checking each receiver of a double About 20,000 horsepower will bo loud set separately. obtained hydro-electrically in Ver­ The tw o receivers lira contacted In lie R A D IO I8 T The h lrh er the aerial Ihe stronger the sig n als An Increase of nve to ten feet In the helgln of the lint top aerial will In­ crease signals. Addition- of a vnrlntde con­ denser to the secondary or to the prim ary of a lohse coupler often helps to tune out the undeslred signals. The sliders on tuning coll* of­ ten make pooW contacts with the slide rod. Thus much of the elgnnt strength Is lost. You can overcome this hy sold erin g . u flexible w ire to the slider. Iiicm i-c length of spreaders of two. three or four-wire uerlals from six to ten feet for t»e*t results. Each wire should ba from four to six feet from lt» neighbor. Two wires one or two feel opart ure no b etter than one wire. Likewise four wires on short spreaders are no (let­ ter I hull one wire. TROUBLE SHOOTING Classified Ad# 5c ■ line. No . ad taken for lea* than 25e. and positively no clawlfied ada chanted to anyone. Carh mu"t accompany all order* Count flee word* to a line and remit according. ‘ T IP S T O T H E WANTED—Auto mechanic with too’ . A. Wolfe, Valdei Hotel. 44-ltp ROOMS WANTED to take rare of Shrlncrs, May 20 to 27. List room* FQR with Sanford Shrine Club or call ^ phono 101. IROOM'S WANTED to take care of Shrincrs, May 20 to 27. List room* with Snnfonl Shrine Club or cnll phone 101. ,42-Bte How to Detect and Remedy the WANTED—Small cottage. unfurnish­ Open Circuit, Short Circuit ed or half of house, or unfurni»hed and Leakage. housekeeping rooms. Address "Per­ manent,* P. O. Rox 518, Snnfonl. 84-p Radio circuits are subject to th t CLASSIFIED ADS •*♦ [ . ■ [3 E lllD ia 11000115]g, WANTED i -jm . T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922 PAGE EIGHT FRENCH GINGHAM SERGE SUITS 32-in. wide .yard $19.50 PAY CASH -For U?ss! Huy More- The Churchwell Co.jJ •* FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS W ELAKA BLOCK j Ig M IllllX I �-— ■ ------------ff[---------"■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922 PAGE TWO ■nfci'V crage of $209,279 for boota and trade or not that did not begin tc influence of man who shoes, dry goods, bake stuffs, meats, think more of his own chamber of greater the extent poultry, farm products, butter, commerce or board of trade. No city, ■o .when a man rcache, 0* P a b l M H * » r r y l t U r * M i » M |1 l u A a r a t Ik * l l r r a l * B i l M l a i , 10T * cheese, honey, canned goods, flour, no town, no hamlet, no community can where his life «nJ hi, " MaaaalU A' * * « a a a f a r A . r u . do anything in the constructive citizen­ agricultural implements and hard­ ftucnccs others, or mnH, ty ........ .......... ........... . . . . ware, building materials and other ship of that community without a live of others, the word take. ! "F l necessities. The compilation was chamber of commerce or board of nificance of Incalculable “J! i*mi ia an Kit* voting a large bond Usue for addition­ based on wholesale prices. It does trade. Sanford has seen it and San­ Edward W. Bok, | n the al paving and sewerage.—UeLand ________________BA I ta r A. J. H O LLY— not include tobacco, gasoline, gum, ford wilt maintain a live chamber of . a a *r*la r/ -T r*a a a ra r New*. V. J. LILLA ItO -U aarral Mai H. A. VKKL----moving pictures , automobiles, face commerce despite the fnct that there ------------ o----------RAILROAD KATES t m U lt o lU a a ir r U _____________C IH W IN — powder, and other luxuries. It is are half ii dozen people here who will rfcaat M A •* ta *•*© I*. M. Bob Holly sagely remarks that it therefore assumed that the total not belong to it. A A .rrtU la a Itatra MaAr K a a w a a i seems to be the open season on edi­ Shippers and conzumm-to A a a lla a lla a spent by the 1.000 people is $500,000 tor*. We can believe him. Just as means nearly everybody-!*^1 or a per capita expenditure of $500. BOTH CONGRESSIONAL CANDI­ to hope from the confer**.' sure as somebody comes in to com­ DATES FOR A DEEPWATER "These same 1,000 people figure In 41a Mnalk* mend us for a certain ariicio or edi­ President Harding ie to hold H rll.rrrA ta C lt r h r Carrtav CANAL, insurance policies, life and fire and O ar W f « k ----------- ---------------- IA C eata torial, wo begin to shiver, for before score of big railroad cxeeutn?! auto, and in bnnk clearances, freight morrow. n« night somobody else will crawl our T h e bla 10- la l a - p a i r W r r k lr lia r and passenger receipts, gas, tele­ U. S. engineers in ship canal hear­ alA r a tlr r lr aarrra k r a la o lr C a a a tr collnr about that same thing. The The conference Is called to tt, a a i la publt.hr* r . r r j T r I t , , . A A v r r phone, electric light, water, etc., as ings piny no favorites. In Titusville i n l a i ral.a n a f . k a a w a aa • r p U n * trouble about pleasing the public is l ir a . Ilra irrra lla la p a llltn . f I M per just this: "There ain't no public; it's circulating another $.1,194,5.10, or a on Tuesday Major Lemcn Invited a “railroad policy." this term is token to mean T c n f^ jJ yra r. ■ I w r * la a A .a a r r .________________ per capita of $1,194. Senator MacWilliams (congressional rate policy. just a mesa o' individual*.—t/©esburg ■ E M H i:il TU B AAaO C I A T B I) I’ H K * * 1 As far as th* “The census figures nlso reveal that candidate) to address the meeting. The Associated Preaa Is exclusive- Commercial concerned-and evidently L * the increased valuations in progres­ And the next day in West Palm Keach Ijr entitled to the use for republica­ administration and the lnt, *1 The upper East Coast advocates Why do Florida people discrimin­ sive communities ns against increas­ he gave Jo© Scars (another congres­ Commerce Com m lsston-the S tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this pa­ and the Clyde Line officials—that is ate against Florida producta? The ed population that each newcomer sional candidate) the sumu opportun­ la ripe for a rate reduction. per and alio the local news published one of them at least—are afraid that fact that they do is called to atten­ possibly is worth $1,000 to that com­ ity. Uut fhe Senator had the best of it. While West Pnlm Reach „is the ................ . . . . ................. *'** * "*■*“ * rutting the canal into the Indian tion by n Western man now in the munity. herein. Therefore wc have a total of largest city, Titusville had the lurgcst; , *,° ccrtain “gricultord^ river would tend to make the St. rity who has had n singular experAll rights of republication of spec­ ment products, by agreement bihg meeting, Johns river shallow. This is their i, nre of this kind which he reports per capita. ie] dispatches heroin are also re­ ‘Kill there are certain items which Hnth candidates endorsed the prn- the carriers and the luhniniitr*? side of the story. The people on the *n the Times-Union. Here it is: served. He Is very fond of Florida rane have been turned over n number of poill(j canal improvement, and govern- That agreement expires the W I M i MLS ALU BUILDIMO. m u i«« inside know just why they endeavor next month. The law under to make this claim and it will all | syrup i|al does not want maple syrup times. The newcomer has to pay ment ownership. The senator said, the carriers were promlred come out In the process of tim e.1nor syrup of other kinds. He has railroad fare has to pay freight on >*|f j elected, no matter which equivalent to a six per cent There are usually wheels within tried restni rant after restaurant in his household goods and things he route is recommended’ by the engiThe Southern Methodists now seek wheels and the people who try to Jacksonville end before sitting down ',nt> nnf* wears, the clearance house neers, Sanford or Daytona, 1 will do foreTif secto r ' unification (whatever that is) and stand in th eir own light now when has asked if they have Florida cane figure* probably totals his money six n,y ----de*t for jt » And'CongressPopular n »* j" we hope they get It. Anything to they nre needed will he allowed to syrup and In every ease has been to ten times n yenr. So we make our mnn *a |,i practically the same around bn* "r 'f CT**,« d bring on a good rain. stand in their own light Inter on told thnt they hnve not. He has deductions ns follows, and allow for thing.—Titusvillo Advocate f,.lt that I hr ,‘ *** felt thnt .,frrc!*ht a ___ _ * that rates should when they are not needed. been offered maple syrup hut did expenditures for every person $500 deflated along with the freiefct i President Harding says we arc on —o a year. These figures are suhstannot want it and walked out. THE GREATEST WORD IN self. Many transportation the threshold of n now ern In bus-' We wonder why it takes the To help him out we telephoned to Uni by n survey made in the state ENGLISH ties, too, hnyc held that a coui** Incas. Itight you arc, Warren, old of Oregon where the average expen­ Sanford Herald longer to get n numer of resnurnnts and found able rate decrease could be takes b chap. And the new era will bo here than it docs the Jackson­ only one which kept Florida cane ses to sustain n farm fnmily of three Ask a hundred men to choose the the railroads without any Ion of i plainly dlsccrnabte in the heavens ville papers, when it does arrive. syrup. The visitor who started nil people was $1,247. come, heenuse it would greatly "Next we take the per capita of ^rw,tf'st word in the English lnngutwo years from now. Perhaps we nre too anxious for this racket Is not the only one who ulnte their volume of traffic a.-.f • hnrdly likely that any hank clearance.* which is $1,911, plus u ' 1 1 ,1 1 ll lfi URolv thnt nnv ---------- -----------it and let our imagination run j knows thnt Florida enno syrup Is two will ngree. And yet if wo scan increase their grors earning p1T* $500, and this mnkes n total of $2.nwny with us.—Reporter-Star. P wOillL II UOPn nOv ' * a**'" 111 is a x * ■ * * tutiii v«*» ’ ,i . , , the best In the world. It docs not "Baptists take a Rap nt Theory of Tho roads have been making rvsj Now we shall account for the , Present horizon of political, econcost any more than the inferior stuff Evolution" says headline in daily ngnin recently, nnd so mxv be b | popu0011’ Bnc,aI a,,d moral problems, dorpapers _,__ __ _ ____ You might ask the postoffico do- thnt is served in the restnurants so inerensed value of Innds which popu nt __________ Jacksonville. _ Not havmore trnctnblo mood. nbnut m" Hc nr f«roI*rn; if wc approach bit ion and cultivation bring ing Iiveil before the ttime of Adam partment, the Treasury Department, why is it not served? The Interstate Commerce Coa** the language with the idea of selec­ we hesitate to state our position, butthe Department of Justice 'or the A large nmnunt ofthis syrup is «nd add nnother $500‘per capita, thnt there nre monkeys in human League for the Preservation of Stnr- made not simply in Florida hut In which totals $2,811. With an nver- ting thg greatest word in it ns adap­ sion is said to have worked oat i form we firmly believe evolution or Ruslsnn Bolsheviks. Wc have Duval county. Two largefarms, euc family of three, we sny thnt each ted to present needs, this one word lower raje schedule, but *t. be drefe. no evolution. been wondering about the delivery of one enst of Jacksonville nnd the oth- new family is worth $8,491 tn that naturally rises from all th ^ other ful about its authority to put it ha thousands and stands out supreme. Effect without the nvquiescence 4 papers in Merida for the past twenty er west of it, produce nenrly enough community, year* and we nre no nearer the sol­ syrup to supply the people of Jack"It has nlwnys been roughly stated It is the one word which, functioning the railroads themselves. The prt> They have a real chief of police in | ution now than wc were then. Ask sonville. If the restaurant* refused that each fnmily secured to a com- in its fullest sense, would set nt rest ent lnw requires thnt any rate* fid Chicago. When the "crime wave” to serve any other kind than Florida munity was worth $10,000. And I the world's problems, nnd it in be­ must permit a "fair return" to tie swept over to Chicago nnd hold-ups the Floridn Post. ---------- o----------syrup it would not be surprising for believe this figure is about correct. cause of its tremendously vital im­ carriers, and it remnins to deeit nrul robberies were n common occurThe Patntkn News is asking "why there in enough made in the statu to "But—thnt newcomer is generally port to the needs of the present that what is "fair." Perhaps that it tk nnre and policemen were being shot it becomes, to my wny of thinking "policy" which the prerident ki down Chief Fitzmnrris gave the or­ not n curb market?" nnd probably supply them all and it is vastly bet­ a fixture for the community. the greatest word in the English Inn- summoned the railroad executives k the answer is that the nverage house­ "Hi* value to the community ex­ ter than what they use. ders to "shoot to kill" nnd the crlmo discuss. It is hoped that the Utttf gunge. wife would rather take n chance of pands. The Times-Union has never advo­ wave disappeared nt once or almost "How many nre there in your It Isn’t Love, it isn’t Brotherhood, will see the situation as the pohQt to nothing. Now the gunmen have getting the left-overs nnd odds nnd cated the purchase of Florida prednnd the government see it and. if tka declared war on Fitzmonls but there ends, by telephoning the grocer's ucts where they were not as good own community thnt come to you It Isn't Friendship, It ia the word decision really rests with them. v2 than to trouble with a trip nnd a or were higher priced thun others, with a few dollars nnd are now thnt embodies the spirit of all these ought to be enough good men in take a broad and liberal view »sd i words. Chicngo to see him through in spito basket. The Ncwj\ tells -that the hut there is good business sense In w-orth $100,000 or more? curb market started a few years ago Iicing patriotic enough to use our The word in Service. Not the ser­ sporting chance on deflation—Tsa"Figure your own per capita of all the gunmen in the world. did not long survive—but hopes that own products where they nre as good wealth as attested to by total assess­ vice thnt serves only self, but the pa Tribune. ---------- o-------------------- o It ie never wise for n newspaper it would be given nnother trial. That es any. It should not take any pat- ed valuation divided by total popula- son-ice that Inborn for the interest of Leave your order for Stone’s Laj« the grocers would lie glnd to be re­ your tangible others, and thus becomes the finest riotism to secure their use when tion—this gives man to make any money or have a Cake for delivery Saturday. L f. lieved of the trouble and expense of wealth. end rcrvicc to ourselves. they are better than any. few dollnrs left over in the safe after McCuilar. 41-*» hnndling green stuff U ?si4 ts fcc It will probably be about $1,000 » Scale the word as you like, let it This Westerner sot an ' example paying off the debts. For instance the certain. In New Englnnd the farm­ ran the whole gamut of life in all its that the people of Florida should I,cr hut the intrinsic vnlus safe of the Floridn Stockman and WANTED Farmer in Jacksonville, was blown er has a little stall nt the edge of the follow. If every man who desires sy*- wou!d be more like $10,000, for who- phnsos, nnd it holds Us highest place lost night and it is not known whether big road, nnd sells vegetables within rupin n restaurant would cnll fo rirV(,r l,rnrd of a grove selling nt $1,- in the lives of men. A customer for used car*. AD ii Naturally, ns on it goea up the nn l,crc being nssessed nt even the robbers secured the fire insurance a short distance of the "patch." The Floridn syrup nnd walk out if ho policies or the receipts for the paper curb market is the nearest to tiuying couldn't get it, it would not tnkc *2.°°0 P*r acre—more likely $200 an scale, the word assumes a more vital good condition. Guarantee a Jit aai K-& How ninny automobiles nre nnd far reaching import. The greater terms.—N. II. Gamer. bills. Ilut nt any rate the safe is on the farm, and should be a success. forty-eight hours to have it In ov—Times-Union. ery restaurant. This ought to to ho assessed within n fourth of the value wrecked and hereafter the Florida - - o — ------Stockman will probably leave the safe done. Our people should nt least l“~an'1 of ,ht* Intangible wealth in tho SHOULD DEEPEN NEW SMYRNA hnve enough local pride to break up door open. which probably amounts to INLET. -------- o this discrimination ngninst n homo *100,000,000 nnd some sny a half bilproduct especially ns it is superior to l’on n r,flt appears on any nsThe Sanford Shrine Club wants to We are not trying to spring some- the products substituted for it. We *©*snt©nt rollaccommodate the big crowds hero "Ilut the tangible wealth is not all J; A fler th e custom and teaching of the Apostles in the New J next Saturday nnd if there are any of on Uio People of our city, neith- 1 should not have waited for a man T estam en t, the Sacram ent of C onfirm ation will he admin- > tho visitors who want to remuin over er arc we knocking the Bungalow from the West to tench us this hut “ ‘b0 ,nn‘l has to produce, the fnctoristered by the Bishop in Holy Cross Church, this Sunday ■ and ennnot get rooms at the hotels Beautiful proposition which was car- now that he has taught it wc should ’L'* bnve to function, the stores hnve tho residents of Sanford are asked to , rU''1 "n ,0 rocccsifully, hut if the act on it. We do not say our people to exist- Mnne>' •• turned over nnd night nt 8 p. m.---------------------- ROGATION SUNDAY. 1922 i accommodate them if possible, Tho linnu’ nn,nunt °f energy could Ik* ex- should always demand Floridn prod- over* Umt' “ Her time, Shrincrs nre not asking for anything lH’n,l,,<! nn,l Ul,‘ some nmoiyit of man- ucts, but we do sny thnt they should “So* taking any nngle of the ques. —they never do—they are well able *‘y r®i*rd to f,n*nc« " proposition Insist that the hotels, the rcstau- t,on- the commercial secretaries ranto pay their wny hut to our mind wojcou^d *’* ,,ul ovcr Wo,dd mean rlints nnd the stores in Jacksonville not roconclle thrmselves to any other -FOURTH STREET [ DARK A V EN U E ATshould not let the visitors pay for « mi,li" n* of dollars to New Smyrna in- should l*e made to quit discrinilnnt- "tntement than n new fnmily is a ■■ worth $10,000 to the community tho room in a private residence. Thnt is thousands; nnd thnt is deep- ing ngninst them.—Times-Union. moment they nettle in thnt commun­ not the Sanford spirit of hospitality. enin* nf New •Srn>rn" Inlet to nciom_______ „_______ ' modate ocean going vessels. If this ity—nnd ns many more cn thousands ON THE DOLLAR BASIS in years to follow ns their activities, Russia must givo up the soviet or ,,’roJect ,n 0Vcr nronmpllshod Now shift alone, sny the big nations of ;S,m.y r,,,‘' Port {)ran^> nn'I tho Triple Our good friend Willis B. Powell nft<l ,hrir K00'1 business sense actuthe world. Russia saw this coming , , of I,n>'tunn. I>«>'funn Bench nnd relebrntcd secretary of the Lake etc."—Lnkeland Telegram. nnd hence,the secret treaty with rnu,t take the initiative in ( minty Chamber of Common i and NEEDED HOARD OF TRADE. Germany. They will not shift alone. ‘J® W° rk’ not lhnt ‘b1'*0 P,ncM wil1 1* acknowledges authority in nlnn. t ev­ They will hereafter shift with Ger­’ j the only ones to profit by the Improve erything connected with Chnmbet of At the hearing nt Titusville Tuesday many and let the "rest of the world ment what will bo one of the best Commerce or Board of Trade work, a certain city on the enst const was Phone for W eekly and Monthly Rates go by." The United States ought to (‘0p watcr hnrl*ers along the enst writes some comments on nn editornot represented on account of not hav•send them twenty millionis more in <#Ml of Florilln. but like "charity" ial appearing in the Telegram on tnR. n board of trade nnd they* do ii food supplies to keep their spirits up real work must begin nt home. There The \ nine of a Settler.' The ques- p,.nj c<| upon other cities to do their while they are making secret treaties n° " many proJpcU for w«tl’r "nys tion Is open to debate, estimates tnlkin»g for them. It was actually pit! to destroy the hand thnt feeds them. l'nprovt‘mcnU nbing the east const varying in nccordnnet* with peculiar MRS. LYNCH, Prop. ■i l ,, •ful u i as* ava m i i v was n nn unot u k a man present ami tlieiw 'Our womb rftil government can give | f a t M u « ,0UKht for *»T «b- pub- ........ In »be editorial In whpth(.r „ m ember of n board of these cut throats twenty millions. llc BP,r,tcd citizens <»f these sections question the point wn* made that but the ex-soldiers nothing. The inU’roat* 1t “n'< B‘,nu' of them are, in n using Mr. Powell's figures ns n basis, iWMCU-f government can send millions to wny* l,r,,ctlc*l> B°nie nre not, but namely $2,500, this or any other com­ ■ m i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i n m i n n i Russia but tins nothing to spend on ln ,in>‘ ^ ‘'vent the success and the munity is justified in spending a the improvements in Floridn thnt greatest benefits to be derived de­ reasonable amount of money in pub­ would bring back many more mil- pends largely on the improvements of licity thnt will result In attracting New Smyrna Inlet for ocean going new people and *hnt it Is poor policy CAPITALIZED AT $250,000.00 vessels. Supposu vessel*. Suppose Titusville and San- not to t*ke advantage of the good (HOME BUILDERS) ford get* an appropriation for a canal that come* from wise publicity. publicity ■ from the Indian river to the St. Johns Secretary Powell comes back with THE HEINZ MAN river; it would mean n water haul of the following so full of useful infor­ : GEO. W . KNIGHT, Vice-Pres. nnd General Manager S. O. CHASE, President one hundred nnd twenty-five miles mation thnt It is n pleasure to give ALFRED FO STER , President E from Jacksonville to Sanford, which it in full: j will demonstrate the ■ (hn* now, ami we fail to see what fur­ it "Ispace have Just rend the enclosed edi­ NOW is th e tim e to build th a t HOME before th e price of building m a­ : benefit it would derive from the torial from tho Lakeland Telegram terials advance. 57 famous varieties ther projHJM'd project. It would mean a s water haul of about one hundred arid in the Sanford Herald wherein I nm We will loan you the money an d build your HOME for you on YOUR a quoted ns saying that each new set­ OWN plans nnd specifications. ■ seventy-five miles from Jacksonville tler is worth $2,500 to the commun­ Wo build absolutely in accordance with your ideas and wishes. Wc \to Titusville, against a him! of about ity, etc. And, Inking this figure as have absolutely nothing to say ns to th e type of building or th e m aterials to a vehicle for your lucid expression, be used. you have woven a splendid story, ■ your elbow to get to your mouth, The money is available NOW. N o waiting. “I seldom rush into print to defend GROCERY s Seems us if the geogrnphicnl situn- myself or my utterances, but ns your Come In nnd talk it over. Also W E BUY AND S E L L MORTGAGES. * Uon was half way looked into that It paper is so widely quoted, I beg to ■ would lie readily seen that the logical correct the error, which I first notic­ Saturday SA N FO • R D M O R•T G A G E LOAN CO M PA N Y l solution of the water transportation ed in nnother paper when it was not S problem would be the improvement of dignified with editorial comment. PHONE 396 115 PARK AVENUE •9:00 to 5:00 J tho New Smyrna Inlet. This, with the 1,000 unit* of 1,000 each, acattered ■ improvement of the East Coast Canal over the United State*, spent an nv- SANFORD DAILy.Hi-KAtu lion* and be helping Americana in America. It aecma that it pays to ba nnarchiata and Ruaalan*. ------------ o---------Sanford ia earning ita right to the and the proposed canal from Titus­ ville to Sanford would give a shorter railroad haul to a greater territory than any other section of the state; and then, lx the crosa state canal from New Smyrna to Port Richie on the Gulf coast i» carried out the water transportation for East and Central Florida will have been settled for all time. This is a progressive ago, but if we want things we must go after them. With the co-operation of all the towns that this proposition would benefit it could be secured, but there must be a starting point, and the towns most di­ rectly interested should take the ini­ tiative in the move.— New Smyrna Breeze. -----------0---- ;----DISCRIMINATING AGAINST FI.OKII)A PRODUCTS THE HERALDPRINTINGCO. ^ n°f ,,Thc c,t>substantial- > m Fl BLU M 0 Wn f mer tbn S. pul isli 1 Ce da to tic a© it© vli •1* ii tn « U c< c< n a t i i % y CONFIRM ATION! I H O L Y CROSS CHURCH] 75c Special Chicken Dinner 7 5 c SUNDAY The Temple C lub” 4 a. S a n f o r d M o r t g a g e L o a n Co. DEANR TURNER'S | juh.‘v?iLmllse/~,miX r " S Z i j ■ m rc iiin rr �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922 The Amount Doesn’t C ount It’s the Start— " That’s the Thin? “MONEY TALKS” : j THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU \ “MONEY TALK” __________________________________________________________ - I The Seminole County A. C. FORT, A gent WIGHT BROS. GARAGE------------- ------------------- -SANFORD, FLA. ■ GOVERNMENT PROTECTION Our government furnishes protection of many kinds for Its citizens, such as food inspection, disease quarantines, safety appliances on railroads, storm warnings, etc. But in no respect docs the government |{lve the individual more careful protection than in the laws governing National Banks. These laws not only provide the fullcit measure of protection for the depositor, but they insure the greatest possible nr, *he part National Banka in facilitating business. '. B J g is t | ■ ■ a of ■ First N ational B ank I S B. F. WIIITNBR, Cashier ■ : BELL BROS. PHONE 2102 LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA Make Your Car Look its Best for May 27th, Shriners* Day Wc are Making n Special R ate for the N ext Two Weeks on SIMONIZ1NG readers § ON A HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET [Miller & Son] ............................ ... j ! PU°ikr f,l0b*e Ur»nel' of Florida Bait Coast Railway, Cfcalos- E n&d,rn' l .,0,'11, tn* *«d lakes Bemlaolo county, an up-to-daU { I1** cabin. »°te * w|,h pr<TBt* »od hot water hast Flrat jj >0 P#r d,jr{ ,10 • » **' «• 5 ~1 _ ® of ~ jg - CHAS, D , BRUMLEY, M anager” j ■ !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■» <5 work for an honest day’s pay. We have nothing else to offer the public except nvernge decent citizenship, and a proud record of having never broken a contract, like The Tribune, or lied about a proprietor, as the Trib­ une has about its former employees. Papers of Orlando, Sanford and Winter Pnrk employ union men. They have our label nt their mast­ heads. We will appreciate it If you buy those papers. We will be glnd If you will demand thnt label. You can get it nt the following offires in this territory: Herald, Sanford, Fla. Floridn Post, Winter Park, Fla. I.nwton Printing Co., Orlando, FIs. Reporter-Star, Orlando, Fla. The Sentinel, Orlando, Fla. F*itts Sc W e l l s 111 Pnrk A venue — ■ — (Paid Advertisement) ! Phone 66 ■ Hot Weather Is Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER Will Help You Keep Cool See our window display of all kinds Hardware A CHECK ON Yourself Do not try to pny bill* w ithout a checking account. If you do, you will surely g et nil tangled up. Endom ed checks are legal receip ts; and, be­ sides, w ith a checking account, you can keep nn accurnte record of y o u r expenditures. The Peoples B ank of Sanford cordially Invitee 8 you to become one of its custom ers. is£> Orlando Typographical Union No. 782 S Bring Your Car to the Economy Shop and Let j* Us Dress it Up E JUST A WORD ABOUT THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. Its members are not allowed to strike. They did not strike on the Tribune but were locked out by W. F. Stovall in violation of a sacred arbi­ tration contract. This union main­ tains the finest tubercular hospital in the world for its memliers at Colo­ rado Springs, Colorado. It requires a five-years’ apprenticeship — 'its members therefore being competent. It is the oldest union in America. It buries ita members nnd pays its de­ pendents $500 nt death. It pensions ita old and incapacitated members at $8.00 per week. It has on its mem­ bership rolls some of the grentest men in America. It teaches its members loyalty to label, or trade mark, which emblem, when appearing on your sta­ tionery represents an honest day’s S 8 [ KITCHEN CABINETS AND ENAMEL TOP KITCHEN TABLES AT SPECLAL PRICES. YOU SAVE $20.00 : S I M O N I Z E Managing Editor Griffin, of The Florida Post, has the following to say of these men whom the Trihune viliifics: Mr. E. U. Landfear, Forcmnn Florida Post: My Dear Sir:—The Floridn Post composing room is one of the ■ “smoothest running machines” thnt I have seen in nearly twenty years of newspaper work. Contrasting conditions now with those thnt prevailed during the first few days after the daily was started, 1 can draw but one Con.lusion—proper co-operation and efficient workmen who came after the plant was unionized are responsible. After the change was mnde the nerve-racking days of late edi­ tions nnd poor workmanship passed into history nnd now The Flori­ da Post is published promptly on the minute, nnd in typographical makeup, ns well ns in other ways, is in my judgment, one of the best newspapers 1 have ever served. I take pleasure in giving this testimonial nnd In giving credit where credit is due, to the men nnd to the organization that have been responsible for this remarkable change. W. H. GRIFFITH, Managing Editor. ” AT MILLER & SON i " " ............ ............................ .. NOTICE TO FARMERS § Saturday and M onday j CHULUOTAINN \ Can furnish you from our stock in w arehouse for imme­ diate delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Re­ m em ber this offer ia only good until October 11th, so place your order now. In villifying all union men, The Tribune forgot that I'reaident Harding is a member of the Typographical Union, nnd employs only union men o.i his Marion (Ohio) Star; that Secretary of Iuibor Davis is a union man In fight to fool the public nnd poison the minds of its ngninst n class of men who nre better moral citizens thnn Stovall, It neglected to state that the United States Chamber of Commerce, headed by a commit­ tee composed of New York bankers and big business men have tnnpped out a plan to stop the unnecessary nnd unfair fight being mnde ngninst labor nnd declared in favor of "pence between capital and labor" to bring the country back to prosperity. Refuting it* falsehood about the papers of Florida following it in the open shop column, let us say that every daily paper in Florida, of any con­ sequence, except The Tampa Tribune and Timcs-Union, is manned by union men. It failed to state thnt The Florida Post of Winter Park tried some of the same class of workmen ns The Tribune now has, and found them so In­ competent nnd unreliable that it employed « portion of the union men form­ erly employed by The Tribune, who not only proved themscives more com­ petent, but actually reduced the payroll. So well pleased was the manage­ ment that it wrote a letter of hearty commendation to its new union em­ ployes—the same men whom The Tribune had been villifying nnd lying about. deipcrstc You receive the benefit of these laws the moment you j* become a depositor in this bank. ;; p. FORSTER, I'resident I MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors 5 for $528.00 THE TAMPA DAILY TIMES Chas. G. Mullen, General Manager Mr. Joe Lyles, Times Composing Room, Dear Mr. Lyles: * A comparison of our composing room costs with that of other dnilics in the South furnishes cause for high commendation of the individual members of your force, who nre giving to the paper splendidly efficient service. 1 have found that our cost per page was lower than of any daily with which I have made comparisons and which publishes ns many pages per month as we do. The cost of producing display advertising was shown as slightly lower in a few instances—which may be due to difference in cost systems—and a slightly lower cost per page is reported by a number of smaller papers—but no paper in our class shows the general efficiency and cost economy thnt The Times shows. All of which bespeaks the unusual competence and loyn) and fnithful service of the men of The Times chupcl. I wish to congratulate and thank you for your entire force for holding up your end in such splendid fashion. With all good wishes, individually nnd collectively, I nm Youra very truly, CHAS. G. MULLEN, General Manager. -ALSO- r. Will Buy Your U sed C ars 5 PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS j SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY [ A COMMUNITY BU ILD ER $375.00 5 BE SURE AND SEE THE usefulness Editorials Exposed : -SERV1CE -PROGRESS- Carpata and Ruga Washed and Cleaned The Chance of a Life-Time to Gtt a at your home or w« rail for and de­ Good Car Cheap liver. AU work guaranteed.—Sanford 1 Olds 0 ... ... .... ................... $450.00 Steam Prcoaery. Phone 560. I Olda 6 ---------------------------$500.00 i g Open your Savings Account TODAY! STRENGTH- BIG SALE OF SEC­ OND HAND CARS 1 Ford S edan ............... j Bye.” 5 To the self-respecting, forward-looking S ritizen it says: “I am yours, I represent your S b e s t working days. Be careful with me for I S nm your best friend. Put me in the Bank, where I am Safe and I will work for you. Re| member, I move the world." : CLEAN-UP WEEK Tampa Tribune’s False “I'm Going Right Straight Hack tc 1 OaklandSix ....._______ $500.00 W. F. Stovall, of the Tampa Tribune, has for five months been printing My Dear Old Florida Home," at HinAll in good mechanical condition. false statements relating to organized labor, particularly the Typographical tcrmister’i Piano Store, Wclaka Block. WILLIAMS' GARAGE 20-tfp 41-tfc Union and railroad organizations. It is quite a task to dispassionately and calmly expose this villif{cation campaign which he has heaped upon men who have done him no wrong, but wc deem it proper in justice to^oursolvcs laiauiamniRiaaiBaiiBiiiiaisisasiiiiiisiiiiiiaasiaa that it is time to expose the unrcliablencss of this man and his paper . The Tribune failed to tell Its readers that the Typographical Union has never broken a contract in 72 yearn of history. That it provides in its con­ tracts for the elimination of atriken by an arbitration agreement. It fails to tell its renders that it had such an arbitration contract with the Typographi­ cal Union, signed by W. F. Stovall, nnd that he wilfully violated that con­ ■ 9 tract, for no other reason than he thought he could conduct nn “open shop" Z R E G A R D L E S S O F CONDITION 5 cheaper, but which has proven more expensive. Is the contract-breaking pro­ ■ ■ prietor any less to be trusted than the contract-breaking employe? Your fair­ g Call or Phone Today or Tomorrow ness will answer that question. MR. A. WOLFE • In its campaign of villification against union men The Tribune has called j them the vilest of names, It failed to tell its readers that it had in Us em­ ploy men who were Masons, Shrincrs and other fraternal societies, men of ■ Valdez Hotel-------------------------------------------- Sanford, Florida fl ■ better moral standing in Tampa than Stovall; the aggregate property of the u a m i u i i i N H i m a i i men he has vjilified and poisoned the minds of the public ngninst, owned as­ sessed property in Tampa valued at (260,000. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HaatiaaaaNaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaBaHaaaMaB In a recent editorial The Tribune deliberately tried to misiend its read­ ers by stating thnt HO per cent of the daily newspapers in Florida had follow­ ed Into the open shop column. There arc six pnperr printed in Tampa, five of them employing union * Now’s the tim e for you to buy a MOLINE TRACTOR. We S men only, nnd nre satisfied with their loyalty nnd competency. They arc: have a special o ffer th n t you cannot afford to let get by you. ? Tampn Times, Tampa Sunday Citizen, Free Press, Dnily La Prcnsa (Cuban) Z For every fa rm e r enn afford to buy b u t you cannot afford £ daily, El Echo (Cuban), while more than half of the printers employed in ■ not to buy n real T racto r, th a t has been proven out to be a ■ job offices in Tampa nre union, notwithstanding The Tribune’s utter unre­ ■ g re a t success in th is section. U ntil October 11th, 1922, we ■ will sell you n— liable stafement thnt 95 per cent of Tampa's shops arc non-union. : This is whnt The Times thinks of its union employees: To the Thriftless money says “Good- I PAGE THREE 1 The Peoples Bank of Sanford ■ iin a H M in a m im ii s 8 �*TVS7*w>7r' •Z v;’- THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 20,1922 WORK PROGRESSING ON LARGEST AIRSHIP ( 0 F T li# A i * # f l a t r 4 P r t M ) 4 ! ** if COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET = SPANISH WAR VETS TO SPEND GLORIOUS FOURTH IN OLD CITY ii tKRON, Ohio, May ID.—Fabrica­ 1 » -I «1 it 1IIO ’ » ^ Arrangements for the convention Mi fen mi tion of 34 gas compartment* for the mi m »n n fen ta rm of the United Spanish War Veterans alitor ship of the ZR-2, which fell In­ are proceeding nnd the Board of to the river Humber, England, AuLyman and H E. Fuller, as inspec- Trade entertainment committee will Hon. Board of County Commission­ gueil 24, 1921, killing sixteen Ameri­ co-operate with the local camp In cans, ia progressing rapidly at a local ers, in and for Seminole County, Fla., tors. Precinct No. 16, Osceola—D. G. Al­ rubber factory, member* of the naval met in regular session at 10 a. ni. May bertson, clerk and John Riley, E. T. making the convention n success. The Department of Florida, United Present: Chairman I- A. Inspection detachments declared to­ 2nd. Summerville, nnd A. Bants, as inspec­ Spanish War Veterans, will convene Brumley, and Commissioners L. P. day. here JJuly 3rd, 4th and 6th, nnd It Is W* *1-1] The new lightcr-than-air craft Hagan, O. P. Swope. C. W. Enti- tors. The committee appointed by Comr. expected that many of tho delegates minger and E. Curlelt, with E. A. * MoiW isza ; which will be the largest ever built y p 'i O. P. Swope, to lay out tho proposed will be accompanied by their wives in this country will be CDS feet long, Douglass, clerk and C. M. Hand, route of the extension of tho East nnd childrrn. An excellent program ■rr? 95 fret in diameter, rigid construc­ sheriff, In attendance. Maitland road, from the Ornngq coun­ of entertainment will fill in the hours Minutes of the last regular meeting tion with n gas capacity of 2,000,000 ty line to Golden Rod, here made not demunded by the business ses­ feet nnd a dead lift of sixty tons also adjourned meetings of April 10, their report, and the matter was re­ sions nnd the Glorious Fourth will when fiillcd with hydrogen at tea lev­ ' 12, 22 and 26th were read and ap' t *f ferred to Comr. Swope, with power to be nproprintely observed. j proved. el. act. An interesting feature of the bus­ Communication from D. D. Daniel, Reports of the several county offic­ iness session wil Ibe the annual elec­ with bill enclosed for damages to his SEVEN POSTOFFICE CLERKS ials were received, read and ordered tion of the department commander, (car at the Titusville ferry, was read, ARRESTED IN NRW YORK filed. a post now occupied by Frank Dais FOR THEFT OF RONDS and was referred to Attorney George From tire c a rrie r to rad iator, th e Buick four chas.sU k «f All warrants paid during the month of Key West. Mr. Dale has proved A. DeCottea. of April were ordered cancelled of a very energetic and capable com­ Motion of Comr. C. W. Entxminger, ( D r Tk* A m m U I t * I’r m ) the sam e powerful construction as the Buick b I x . mander. making an enviable record NEW YORK. May 19.—Seven post- seconded by Comr. O. P. Swope and record,, office Iderks were arrested today carried, clerk of this board ia instruct­ There being no further business the as an organizer. In recognition of charged with acting in concert In the ed to draw warrant on the general board stands adjourned to meet again his exceptional qualifications the St. Buick cars for tw enty y ears have been built for dependabilitj ! Augus|ine organization, 4 Captain ■ theft of a million and half dollars fund for the sum of 137.10, refund of June 5th, A. D. 1922, at 10 a. m. worth of bonds from the United county taxes on Tnx Certificate No. Frank J. Howatt Camp No. 12, Dc- ■ —and th e B ulrk four embodies stan d a rd units which hart ' ’ i ]£ i I J I /T * .l *' a a u n a• portment of Florida, nt a recent open , States mails here last duly. Inspec­ 477, tax sale of 1021, same being a proved them selves through years of service. tors said arrests resulted from the double assessment. meeting expressed its high npprecia- ■ tion of Commander Dale by adopting ponfeslon of n man arrested here In Communication from the Sanford Compare th e Buick four chassis p a rt by p art with any elhtr January with nearly forty thousand Shrine Club, in reference to decora­ resolutions, endorsing him for re-el­ dollars worth of stolen bonds in hie tions of the Court House on May 27, #11/ ection. rrr four cylinder car. aa mi possession. It is customary to honor the city read, nnd on motion of Comr. O. P. nt «i in which the convention is held by Swope, seconded by Comr. C. W. EnlzAsk us to tell you more about Buick S anford Maid Dread nt your Groc­ m ingcr, clerk is intruded l«* decor­ nominating n man from the host city PRESIIYTKRIAN CHURCH er’s. Hot rolls, cakes and pies, next to ate, cost not to exceed 150.00. Mr. Tcnny Deane will preach at hut the local camp waived this cusPRICES PIUCF.S Princess Theatre. 3fl*tfc Communication from the Orlando II A. M„ Sunday at tho Presbyternntl went on reconl b>’ unan,‘ mous vote ns favoring the nomina­ Water and Light Co., in reference to inn Church. Many of Mr. Deane's 22-Slx-46 Coupe__ (ISU of Commander Dale. This en­ 22-Four-34 Roadster I 895 .. Employment Bureau.. the placing of poles along the right- friends will be delighted with this tion 22-Six-47 Sedan__ 2163 dorsement will no doubt he support­ 22-Four-35 Touring .. 935 22-SIX-48 Coupe__ MB The vocational committee of the Busi­ of-way was rend, nnd the mutter re­ opportunity of hearing him. He will 22-Four-36 Coupe .... 1295 22-Six-49 Touring... 13B ness and Professional Women's Club ferred to Attorney Geo. A. DeCuttcs. preach this summer in West Virginia ed by the convention. Many of the delegates nnd mem­ 22-Four-37 Sedan ...... 1395 Dr. .1. T. Denton here made n report blit he is spending two weeks with requests all young women d-slring 22-Slx-50 Sedan ...... M7J bers of the organization will come t # \ 22-811-44 Roadster.... 1365 emp'jyment to register at the First to the Board of his work during the his parents now. from inlnnd cities and they will unF. O. B. Flint, Mick. 22-Slx-4S Touring .... 1395 month, ulso discussed the matter of Mr. Brownlee will preach at 8:00 National Rank. doubtedly enjoy thciy stay on the detention houses nt the County Home, P. M. AGNES G. RKKNEft. Chairman coast especially the surf bathing.— nnd also the milk supply of the coun­ St. Augustine Record. ty. Motion of Comr. O. P. Swope, sec­ ALL SOULS CHURCH onded by Comr. C. W. Kntzmingcr nnd Tomorrow is the 5th Sunday after DISTRIBUTOR Commander R. A. Tcrhcun of the carried, Dr. J. T. Denton, county phy- Easter. It being very desirable that all hous­ sicinn is instructed to investigate all local post is a candidate for Depart­ Sunday school at 9 A. M. ____________________________________ FLORIDA SANFORD es in the city be numbered, nil owners diiries in the county, the condition of ment Vice Ccmmnnder nt tho con­ LLow Mass at 10:30 A. M. of un-numbered houses can obtain the cows, and the quality of milk fur­ vention nnd will no doubt be tho : --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sermon from the day's gospel, numbers rcaly for putting up nnd in- nished by the dairies to the public, nnd successful man for the place. % W hen B e tte r Automobilea are Built Buick Will Build Then Benediction after Mass. ■tructions ns to bow co number, FREE report to the board his findings. Al! strangers welcome. Seats ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■in at the office of the City Manngor. Post Cards at the Herald Office. Motion of C. W. Entxmingor, sec­ free. L. R. PHILIPS, onded by Comr. B. Curlett, nnd carried, City Auditor A Clerk. that Chnirmnn L. A. Brumley, nnd FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 35-Snt-Mon.-Thr-3-wc Comr. L. P. Hagan, investigate the Prenching services both morning lu­ matter of detention houses at the and evening will be conducted by county home and that they have power Dr. A. J. Holt of Arcadia. PIANOS to act. 9:30—Sunday School. Jil di.t-ov PHONOGRAPHS u o : 1# »i i' i, G. M. Jacobs and C. I). Brumley, of 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship, ll r #v II o It V. * rt t i •I *> Chuluota, appeared before the Board Subject: “How to Trent a Pastor." PHONOGRAPH RECORDS in reference to tho hauling of rock 6:30 P. M.—B. Y. P. U. meetings by the contractors Maule & Snyder An Intermediate Union will be or­ POPULAR SH E E T MUSIC over tho road from Cbuluta to Oviedo, ganized at this time. A cordial in­ PLA Y ER ROLLS nino n communication from Mr. M. M. vitation extended to all. Smith, on the same subject was re­ 7:30 P. M.—Evening service— 'iM J. H. H1NTERMISTER ceived and rend, nnd Chnirmnn L. A. subject: “Christ the Builder." Brumley, appointed n committee, Echos from the Southern Baptist PIANO CO. earn posed of Comr. O. I’. Swope, Com. Convention now meeting in Jackson­ E. Curlett nnd Mr. C. I). Brumley nnd ville will be heard nt the morning MINUTE MAN Welaka Block Mr. G. M. Jacobs, to confer with Mr. services. Evert P. Maule of Mnulc & Snyder, Good music and song program at and request that he have the rock each service. shipped to Oviedo, and not haul it ovor this rond from Chuluota to Oviedo ns METHODIST CHURCH AUTO REPAIRS nt present, ns he is doing this rond Sunday school 0:30 A. M. grvnt damage. Dr. Walker's Class, Princess Thea­ All Work Guaranteed Comr. E. Curlett, wns authorized to tre, 9:60, a ii have 1V» miles of road from Chuluota At 11:00 A. M., Dr. Walker will to Will Branch strnwed. prench on, "Am I My Brother's Communication from the Commun­ Keeper." PHtCE 18 THAN ANY Corner First and Elm ity Club, of Geneva, in reference to Epworth League 7:00 P. M. COMPARAILA LEXINGTON ONE YEA* AOOl placing of signs along the roads, was At 8:00 P. U., Children's Day ra t ~ read, and ordered filed. Phone 447-W program—Come out nnd enjoy tha do all things a fine car should do, When we said “ It It sure to be the Comr. L. P. Hagan, wns authorized songs nnd recitations by the child­ better and more economical,*!* big automobile sensation of 1922“ to have road leading south from the ren. endure longer. we had no idea that our prediction ■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a rock road at Upsala to the Country Club strnwed. It rides easier than any car thd CONGREG ATION AI, CHURCII would so soon become a fact. Our regular Sunday service begins The following persons were nnmed does not weigh more, cott tnon, Since April twenty-third our sales­ as clerks nnd inspectors to servo nt with the Bible School nt 9:45 a, m. At or have a longer wheelbase. room has been crowded with pros­ the primary election to he held on the morning preaching hour Mr. BurWe want to demonstrate the nt* pects—purchasers are clamoring Tuesday, June 0th, A. D. 1D22. hnns will speak on the subject of Series 22 Lexington-thc car win for delivery! Precinct No. 1, Sanford—R. C. Max­ "The Christians Inheritance." The more desirable features than W well, clerk; T. F. Adams, F. L. Wood­ Christian Endeavor meets nt 7 p. m. Our big plants nt ConnersvlUe are ruff, jr., nnd W. L. Rumple, inspec­ after which the night prenching ser­ car on the market. working to their utmost capacity. tors. vice will follow. A cordial invitation See it here! Don't wait! See it no* This new Series 22 Lexington will Precinct No. 2, I-nke Monroe—A. S. is extended to nil to meet and wor­ Hawkins, clerk, and I). H. C. Rabun, ship with us. L. B. Mann and B. E. Luke, ns inspec­ tors. Only the best is good enough, Precinct No. 3, Sanford—Schelle For the man thnt is wide awake: Maine*, clerk, and L. I. Frazier, W. The best is fou,nd ip the House of God, Distributors M. Haynes, nnd B. H. Guthrie, ns in­ Then why not come nnd take. spectors, Precinct No. 4, Pnola—F. A. John­ HOLY CROSS CHI'BCH son, clerk, and II. F. James, George 7:30 a. m.—Low Celebration. Smith and A. A. Hicks, as inspectors. 9:45 a. m.—Sunday School. Precinct No. 5, Oviedo—O. G. Wnl11:00 a. m.—Morning S«rv>.-« and cott, clerk, nnd Rev. J. N. Thompson, Litany. Steen Nelson nnd R. W, Lawton, ns 8:00 p. m.—Vesper* nnd Confirma­ ' I II inspectors. tion. Precinct No. <5, Geneva—J. H. Hud­ This Sunday ia known in the Chris­ The Country Club and Golf Links are dleston, clerk, and C. W. Culpepper, tian year a* the Fifth Sunday after almost completed. You will want the R. Q. Graham nnd F. B. Bradley, ns Easter or Rogation Sunduy. best in everything in the inspectors. The Rector says the Vesper service Precinct No. 7, Chuluotn—C. I). In the afternoon nt 3:30 nt Christ Sporting Goods Line Brumley, clerk nnd G. G. Jacobs, S. L. Church, Longwood, also baptisms. At night in the Parish church, tho We are agents for the Celebrated Lmg and I). D, Daniel ns inspectors. Precinct No. 8, Gnbrlella—S. E. Rt. Rev. the Bishop will be at Holy Spaulding Line of Golf Mathers, clerk and C. E. Mathers, H. Cross Church for the administration C. Parker and A. W. Morcnian, ns in­ of Confirmation. spectors. Goods Precinct No. D, Ixingwood; J, L. DR. J. A. HOLT TO Hartley, clerk, and T. J. Williamson, PREACH HERE TOMORROW Patronise your home merchants in W. C. Sntcher and D. H. Hooker, a* It permit! you to stock n shipment of Lexington Motor Cars at a crV T*lu*^ everything you need to purchase. We I inspectors. m ent-fr e ig h t, financing expense, and war tax prepaid by us Some « - {ff Dr. A. J. Holt, of Arcadia, will are here to stay. territory still open. No m stter what business you are engaged In. write or Precinct No. 10. Lake Mary.—A. E. |pr>nch here at the First Baptist Complete Une c f Open Models and Closed Cars Uf i* SJoblom, clerk, nnd J. W. Fortier, G. ‘Church tomorrow. Dr. Holt has for E. Sjoblom, and W. V. Dunn, aa in­ years been one of the foremost L ex in g to n M o tor C om pany » » C o n n e m v il le . spectors. preacher* of the State and at ono Precinct No. 11, Altamonte—A. W. time was the editor of the Baptist Mullen, clerk, and J. M. Evans, H. C. publication, the Witness. j VdliSim• ; .%X*1Jf -i-JT' 'K- • H The Four Chassis— Standard Buick all Through 1 1 m FI \ at.n M 0 W«l mcr dun s. put ish I C« rla to tlo do­ ne vii fj mcc U ct C( IT ■ t I I ) I* .V * CHURCHES f j j | : H. GARNER NOTICE Instant Favor for New (S eries 2 2) RIVE & WALKER $1000 LESS B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY l* eer. PLAY ROLF t *•, k . tV < W e Have a Plan to Help Finance N ew Dealer*. ■ C] HILL HARDWARE COMPANY •iiBmfi �I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 20,1922 „unW8 WHEREOF HE SPEAK LEXINGTON SALES INCREASING. S O C IE T Y , J: V, Tw u. write*: "I consider i Z ' t Honey and Tar .bM lutdy the MRS. FRED DAir.BIt, Society Editor, JlTcouKh remedy on the market Phone 217-W w 0l whereof I speak, having tried it I I r * i k i „ B ar Irlrs O a v U l l l a « raw ( . I n » i n k , r t or n w iie * 0wn family. My wife took a — I f M oi r eUra yaw ara n l , n t l * l i | , w r it# l p aa la l rwrw tk la I r i i r l w e a t , wtvtaw I S couKh and at night It was ■!- l r t . l l > , o r I . I to r k H i , Ih o lir a , , f t w ill incessant. I gave her a few ka e r r a l t r a p p rrrla lrO . S ee of Foley's Honey and Tar. In n while she went to sleep and slept CALENDAR In d ly the entire night. Your reme­ dy sets quickly and relief >* permnn- Monday—Mrs. Porter Wakefield will Mt" Sold everywhere.—Adv. entertain the members of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club with a garden party at her fl 000 Guaranteed Ant Bone at homo in Geneva, at 7:30 p. m. U ?. McCutler's. « - « * Monday—Mrs. It. W. Pcarman will entertain the members of the S t Agnes Guild at her home on West Henry McLaulin, Jr. First street, at 3:30 p. m. OPTICIAN— O I T O M B T R I S T TROOP NO. 3 OF HOY SCOUTS ENTERTAINED Master Cecil Dorsey delightfully entertained the Boy Scouts of Troop No, 8 at the home of his parents on the East Side last evening. Many games were indulged in, af­ ter which delightful refreshments Sanford, Fla. ments were served, consisting of ice 112 Bast. 1st 8t. cream nnd cake. There were twenty-eight Scouts present, besides Scout Mnster Had­ dock and Assistant R. C. Cnrraway. : PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY * « m M ai m e You Can Find the Name of Kerry Lire Professional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column Eaeh Day a n u n a a a M George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank flANFOltD ■:• •:• FLORIDA S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and B uilder 8AM OKI) ••• FLORIDA SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Eipert Auto Repair Work Pkou 10 Cornsr First and Oak "WE DELIVER THE GOODS" Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If »i pltue you, tell others; If aa> fell us. Phone 498 For Parties, Picnics, Fishing, Outings The Launch SANFORD (’apt. Atkinson Phone 195-L1 R»W«nf* 203 E. Third 8t., Sanford B. W. HERNDON Insurance Agency FIRE—AUTO—BONDS Sparton Horn Service ------------ AT------------- Sanford Battery Service Company SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and UUILDEP ,,T C#»»m la1 Street Bsnfard, Fu W. Knight Estate and Insurance r ANP0,‘I> FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Marhlne and Boiler Work; Hiadtr Grinding; Del.axs P l.u ,„ ; H,n«* »nd PIm ; Ply.hast (*«r Hands; Crank Shafts red! *t,nu Calll. Inbeard and *rd MoUr>- — ■ ------ Phone (1 ^yfield ( arbitrators •“•‘•lied and Guaranteed by SPAULDING CIRCI.E MEETS The Jennie Spaulding Circle met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ashley Kelly. The Rihlc study topic was “The Light of Life." Tho program was very interesting nnd inspiring, nnd a good attendance of members. The meeting next week will he with the chairmen, Mrs. A. Lossing at her home on the Orlando Rond. This will he an all-day meet­ ing to he spent in sewing. AH tho members are urged to meet prompt­ ly at the appointed hour. "The new Series 22 Lexington at $1745 has taken the country by storm" said Perry Jcrnigan of the B. L O. Motor Co., local distributor for the Minute Man Six, in an interview this morning. "And judging by local conditions, I can readily credit the reports reach­ ing me from the factory," he contin­ ued. "Since April twenty-third, the date of the first published announcement of tho new Series 22, my salesroom has boon crowded with prospects. It looks like the hnicyon days of 1919! "Our big plants nt Connersville nrc working to their utmost capacity to fill orders that continue to pile up in an ever increasing Hood. In my humbto opinion, no car ha sever been ac­ corded wider and more instantaneous public acceptance than this new Lex­ ington. “Without exception, the pcopio to Whom I have demonstrated the new Scries 22 Lexington have been en­ thusiastic in their comments regard­ ing the exceptional performance and riding ease . "It Is the factory's unqualified claim that ‘it rides easier than any car that does not weigh more, cost more, or have n longer wheelbase’! “I stand ready and willing to justify this board claim at any timtv "Ever since Labor Day, 1920, when two Lexington specials, powered with strictly stock Ansted Engines, swept to a double victory in the Pike’s Peak hill-climbing race, this 'miracle motor’ has been breaking performance rec­ ords from coast to coast. “The Ansted Engine has proved it­ self supreme in every vital phase of stock motor performance: endurance, hill-climbing, economy and speed. “At 51745, the new Series 22 Lex­ ington is selling for 52 10 less than the lowest previous price on n Lcxing ton equipped with the Ansted Engine! And nt 51745 it is more than 51,000 lower in price than any comparable Lexington Motor car one year ago!" M. W. A. MAKING BIG DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP The membership drive of Seminole Famp No. 16195, Modern Woodmen of America of this city Is progressing nicely according to District Deputy, Wni. Cooper, who has charge of the campaign. Ninety applications have already been secured nnd it is expected that the class will number 100 by next Wednesday night when the new mem­ bers will bo shown through the mys­ teries of woodcraft in Masonic Hall. Tho officers and degree team of Daytona camp will hnve charge of the work nnd visiting members will be in attendance from Orlando, DoLand, Seville and other nearby towns. State Deputy C. E. Bullock, of Jack­ sonville, will be present nnd confer the secret work including the head camp degree. PAGE FIVE We want to ask every loyal citixen of Sanford that can possibly spare bed rooms May 26th and 27th to please no­ tify Sanford Shrine Club or phone 104. It will bo necessary to list your rooms early. 42-5tc GET A COPT OF "8ALLY" l Only 76 out of 40 copies of Salma­ gundi are left. If you are planning on getting one do not delay aa you may get loft. The books are selling fast and; the public seems very well pleased. Don't read the other fellow’s, ALL DAY MEETING. but one of your own. Wo feel confi­ There will be an all-day meeting dent thnt you will not regret it. of the League of Women’s Voters and the County Federation of Women’s COOKED FOOD SALE Clubs Thursday, May 25, beginning at The Catholic Woman's League will 9 a. m., at the Woman’s Club. A pic­ have cooked food sale at Deano Turn­ nic unch wR he served. er's store Saturday afternoon. 46-2tp Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wc invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRIN GS W A TER to visit the sp rin g and in o u r m ethod of handling its product. Why take a chance? Y our em inent physicians claim th a t th is w ater in unexcelled and its purity m akes it most beneficial for many troubles. Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by npplying n little MenthoSulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Because of its germ destroying prop­ erties, this sulphur perparntlon in­ stantly brings case from skin irrita­ tion, soothes nnd heals the eczema right up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fnils to relieve the torment and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin trouble should get a little jar of Rowlcs Mentho-Sulpimr from any good druggist am! use it like a cold cream.-* Adv. * T h e Ford people of Sanford as well as the W estern Union recommend this w ater for b atteries. Call phone 311 and have a bottle of th is water sen t you and protect vour health. E ld er S p rin g s W a ter C o. SANFORD DID HIM MORE GOOD -:- FLORIDA Many men and women suffer from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints, ■ore muscles nnd other results of kid­ ney trouble because they neglected the Arc Yrou Thinking About a Summer Camp •THE RETURN OF first warning symptoms. Foley Kid„cy p,n, nj(J ,ho ki(lncya t0 throw out MILES O'ROURKE" For Your Boys This Summer? poisonous waste matter thnt causes Last night in the K. of C. hali, tho pain and misery- Stephen Lewis, EldThe mountains of North Carolina am the beat locations in the world ■ Irish Comedy, "The Return of Milss ridge. Ky., writes: "Foley Kidney for health and that change of climate needed by Floridians and espec­ O'Rourke," was presented for the Pills did me more good than all the ially the growing boys. S THE OLD PLANTATION first time on any stage. other medicine I ever took. 1 had kid­ WAS WELL RECEIVED It was n big success from every ney trouble ten years. I don't have Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville S AT THE PARISH HOUSE nny pain like I had before I took angle. Space will not permit a de­ tailed account of the individaul tri­ is one of the beat camp* In the South ae well aa one of the most reas­ them." Sod everywhere.—Adv. The girls of the Westminster Club umphs of the players. Suffice It to onable with a fine corps of teachers and councillors, with the beet soy that for an nmeteur performance of the Presbyterian church put on a athletic instructors, with the lake for swfmmlng, with purs drinking * ATTENTION! ALUMNI ASS N.! it wns on agreeable surprise to all very ambitious program of entertain­ water, good food, aanltary In every respect. ment last night when they attempt­ who witnessed the three acts. All members of the Alumni Associa­ Send for Catalogue or See Me Personally m The hall was crowded to capacity ed one of the most difficult stunts tion please send in $1 dues, and if s in minstrelsy—that of a mixed min­ coming to the banquet, also send $2.00 ■ nnd many were standing. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. The scenery and stage settings strel—hoys and girls—but they got per plate as soon as possible. : SANFORD, FLORIDA off with it and made it a huge suc­ wire very beautiful as was evinced MISS ROSE GALLAGHER, s from the congratulations of every­ cess. The curtain went up on a typ­ 44-4tp, Treasurer. S«wwwwwaaHHaaaBaBaaas=ss=ssssssssssssssssxaasaa»aaiiw<e ical circle of black faces, tho girls on one. From the enthusiasm of the largo one side and the boys on tho other audience it is thought that the play and even the interlocutor—Tom Mer­ edith—was in black face. The girls will be repeated this fall. Thanks are extended to the Sar.- were great with their red bandanna ford Furniture Company who loaned handkerchiefs wrapped around their the furniture of the parlor and gar­ heads and they looked and acted tho den scenes; to the Hintcnnister part. The boys of course were ex­ Piano Comapny, who loaned the fine pected to he good and they were toned piano nnd Gillen & Fry who there with tho goods. The songs nnd installed and arranged the lighting the jokes were all good nnd well re­ ceived nnd the first part, which by effects with such nrtistic skill. In order to close out the stock of Stationery and Office the way is always n most difficult Supplies and make room for new stock of floods coming part wan cnrrled out without n hitch MYSTF.lt STORY BASIS OF A REMARKABLE PHOTOPLAY nnd showed the work of Mrs. It. C. in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices Bower, Mrs. Clnudo Howard, Buddy the Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and Footfalls," the super-feature pro­ Allison and others who only rehears­ duced by William Fox which will he- ed two nights before the perfor­ office supplies listed below a t half price. All of these shown for the last time at the Prin­ mance. The following boys and girls goods are going higher instead of dropping and the pric­ cess Theatre tonight is a screen ver­ were in the circle. Misses Lottlce es are big bargains. You will agree with us if you look sion of the magazine *story of tho Caldwell, Zita Davison, Allle Gillen, me name by Wilbur Daniel Steele— Mary Howard, Corn Lee Till Is, Fern them over. The opportunity of the public to buy the best n story which was awarded first prize Ward. Mcsdnmco John Smith, D. C. in stationery and office supplies at prices that will never for the year 1920 by the O. Henry Marlowe, J. C. Hutchinson, Donnfd Committee of the Society of Arts and Smith. Mpssrs. Buddie Allison, He!be touched at this price again. Sciences, New York City. As tho ston, Reg Holly, I^slio Hill, Gulp, central theme of the story is based Sherman Moore nnd Tom Meredith upon the extremely acute sense of ns interlocutor. hearing developed by a blind cobbler The specialties were solos by Mabel who listens by day and night through Bowler nnd Mildred Holly, readings years for the footfalls of n murderer by Mrs. It. C. Maxwell nnd song nnd returning to tho scene of his crime, its dance by tittle Evelyn Smith the presentation in "tho silent drama" was tnlentsd daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. rtn ♦ '(1® Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now ............... ■ a difficult feat indeed. It was nchiev-1Donald Smith. ed by William Fox and Director Chas. 35c and 40c After tho show the folks were Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now.... J. Hntbin in a manner which New seated in rnbaret style nt small tab­ Y’ork critics hnve dcclnreu to bo high­ les in the Parish House nnd were Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now..................... ................60 ly ingenious. nerved with sandwiches, salad nnd The O, Henry Committee was form­ coffee or ice cream as they wished Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg......... ................20 ed on April 1H, 1918, at n banquet in nnd the rata nnd show nil went for Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards.................. ........... .60 honor of the memory of America's one price of admission nnd the West­ most famous short story genius. It minster Girls made n nico sum of .50 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards... provided for prizes of 5500 nnd $250 money ns well ns giving tho public a for tho beat two short stories publish­ fine entertainment. Students' Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe, $1 value .50 ed in the year 1919 nnd each year .35 thereafter, as a punnnncnl memorial Students’ Looseleafe Note Books, 65c value to William Sydney Porter (O. Henry). .25 Students Looseleaf Note Books, 45c value..... In 1919 the committee of award read hundreds of magazine stories, nnd Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r ............. ........................15 finally selected a number from which 35c the two prize winners were to be chos- Pound C a k e ......... 10c Composition Books f o r ............................. ........................05 on. Of these, three were by Wilbur 30c Daniel Steele, two by Anne D. Sedg­ Layer Cake 5c Composition Books, f o r ................................................ ........... 02V2 wick, and one each by Fannie Iiurat, 35c .15 Margaret Prescott Montague, Ben Nut Layer Cake 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r ................................. Ames William, Albert Payson Ter5c School Tablets,...........................................2Vic to 3 l-3c hune, Edison Marshall and Melville D. Post. Miss Montague won first prize Why buy out-of-town Ink, Paste and M uscilage............................... ..... Va Price and Steele won the second with "For Cake when They Know Not What They Do." la SANFORD MAID EVERYTHING IN OFFICE SUPPLY LINE AT 1920 first prise was awarded to Steele’a "Footfalls." can’t be beat GREATLY REDUCED PRICE The leading roles in the photoplay “Footfalls" are taken by Tyrone Pow­ er, Estelle Taylor, Tom Douglass and N ext to Princess Gladden James. lnford Battery Service The Daily Herald Dellversd to your door six days a week for 15 cents— Company | Join the throngs of readers.' Selling Out c V r. 1~-p i ■ im if ; 1i,‘D 'SRS' ** 1* - A ll Stock in Stationery and Office Supplies fo r T t IVeeks 8 • £» wm Special Bargains in Job Lots : v i ' S a n fo rd M a id Routh’s Bakery Herald Printing Co. i ■ KM , cs : { a. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 20, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 20, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 20, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1304468635b4558c20fca23ce018b0eb.pdf 796ca751c1b9ea7240bbe73e65c5bf6d PDF Text Text iT-V- ‘ ' / » ■ 5v ' . -ft*j*. -*» - P H I ■ ‘ " * . SANFORD ^ C lty S u to U n lW 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 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1922 VOLUME D L POSTMASTER APPOINTMENT IN GEORGIA HAS STARTED A BIG ROW IN THE SENATE HELEN HUNT of Col., Alm ost WINS SUIT Come to Blows FOR DAMAGES WATSON" "OFFERED Watson, o f Georgia, and NUMHER 48 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TORN UP OVERR CONTROVERSY OF OFFICIALS ABOUT COMMISSION FORM An A ttem pt W as Made on the L ife o f the Mayor By the Bomb Route (D r TD » NINETY-EIGHT ARE MISSING FROM EFYPT’S PASSENGERS WHEN STEAMER IS STRUCK English Steamer Ram ­ B. & 0. GARAGE WILL BUILD A NEW STRUCTURE AMERICAN LADIES I 'r f u ) COLUMBUS, Ga., May 22.—Joint conference of county and med by French Steam­ city auhtoritica today to consider action to l>e taken to bring to Phipps, justice the persons responsible for explosion of a bomb under the er in Dense Fog: home of Mayor J. H. Dimon here Sunday morning. Attempt on mnyor’s life attributed to persons who recently addressed letters to Dimon and City Munngcr Hinkle threatening to kill both unless Hinkle was discharged. Hinkle was attacked on the street near his JU R Y F IN D S FOIl P L A IN T IF F IN home several weeks ago by persons said to be opposed to commis­ H A V E PU RC H ASED PR O PE R TY ARE AMONG T H E MISSING AND A T CORNER OF HANFORD CASE A G A IN S T DR. I1U LLY sion form o f government now in effect here. TO KNOCK HIS M.OCK OFF IF IIP. E S T IM A T E OF I.OSSES C AN ­ A V E N U E A N D SECOND A N I) STETSON g\||> ONB WORD OUT OF TI1K W A Y .•I, A «,n fU I»4 •’ r . M l WASHINGTON, May 22.-Poztm a*- Ui appomlmmU in Georgia atarted a hot exchange in the senate today botvecn Wat»on. Democrat, o f Georgia, and Phipr*. Republican, Colorado, nrmber of the postofice committee, with result that business was disrupt­ ed several minutes after which the icnator* took the controversy in­ to the corridors with W atson offering penonal combat. “ I f you say one word out of the way I’ll knock you down” Watson said he told I’hippa a f­ ter they left the senate chamber. Phipps declined to see newspaper men to discuss the incident NEW SALESROOMS AND AUTO GARAGE FOR S A N F O R D Miss Helen Hunt, o f Jacksonville, was awarded $25,000 damages lust ev­ ening by a Jury in tho 17th Judicial Circuit Court in thla city In n case against Dr. Lincoln Hulley nnd the Stetson University, charging mnlicious and illegal expulsion of the plaintiff from the University in 1907. The ver­ dict, which was brought In by the Jury nt about C:30 p. m., came as a culmi­ nation o f n five days’ hented trial In Orlando, nnd as stated by attorneys fo r Miss Hunt, ns nn award to her a f­ ter fifteen years o f continuous but very much interrupted efforts to ex­ onerate herself from the cloud that wns cast about her when ordered from the school, and particularly for the re­ fusal o f Dr. Hulley to o ffer reasons for her alleged expulsion. Miss Hunt was awarded $15,000 by n Jury in Volusia county against Dr. Hulley fo r slander in 1911, but this verdict was set aside by the Florida Supremo Court, nnd much testimony from that trial was used for the pres­ ent trial. Sanford U not only recognized by home people a* being one of the beat place, for investment but the people of other cities nrc recognizing thia fact an well and Orlando folka will »oon become heavy inveatora in thla city. Among the first ia the San Juan Garage of Orlando, distributor* of the Studebaker, Pnckard and Chev­ rolet car* who wnnting a salesroom in Sanford and being unable to rent a plare, bought tho Parker property nt the comer of First street and Myrtle avenue and will erect nt once a fine brick salesroom nnd garage that will be a credit to the city. A. C. Fort is in the city and expects to spend much of Ida time here In the interest* of tho new salesroom and garage being one o f the owners o f the San Juan Garage nnd it waa through hl« desire to locate In Sanford that the deal for the Parker property waa pulled off. Paul Diggers, o f this city, will be one of the salesmen for the tew garage nnd with their line of tan the new business ia bound to prove successful. The now building will be 100x87 feet nnd modem In •very particular. I’Al.ATKA GURU M A R K E T M ARTS DP TH IS W EEK U T E It F IR S T A T T E M P T SANFORD LADIES BAND WILL START REHEARSALS WITH THIRTY MEMBERS AT The B. & O. Gnrnge o f this city 4Hr T h . AaaM latm I’ rtM ) have purchased tho property at the BREST, May 22.— Ninety-eight north-east orrtier o f Sanford nvenuo persona nre missing and two hundred ! and Second streets and will erect one and forty-tw o were saved of those o f the finest salesrooms and garages uhor.nl the British steamship Egypt, in Ihc city nt an early date. Tho B. it was sunk o ff Island of Uihant & O. Gnrnge under the management when Saturday night by n collision with Third Band to Start in Sanford in the Past Eight of Messrs. Perry Jemignn nnd Brax­ the French steamer Selno, according ton Baggett has Item most success­ to tho Intest official figures. Months— Some Record ful and recognizing the fact that Among the missing nre two Ameri­ Sanford would soon be a city of can women, Mrs. M. L. Sibley and But now comes the best part o f all twenty-five thousand people have Sanford is destined to hnve not only Miss V. M. Boyer, whose home ad­ this band business. The Municipal been looking fo r n good location to one o f tho largest bands in the state dresses are unknown here. Band, tho Legion Sax Band and the build a much larger and more com­ According to the Egypta Purser, but one o f the best bands In tho state I Julies Band will be tombined Into one modious structure fo r their constant­ nnd will have more musicians here In big band o f N IN E T Y MEMBERS nnd ly increasing business. They handle the ship floated only twenty min­ utes a fter her plates were crushed the next twclvo months than you could nt the beginning o f the tourist season the celebrated Lexington nnd Hupmoby the Seine. Tho Egypt, he decteafllnd in n city o f twenty-five thousand will open the season with a big band bile lines nnd nt their new garage ed, was not moving at the time o f people. This condition wns brought concert—one thnt will crcntc s furor will give services on these two cars the accident, and was lying to, on ac­ about by E. A .Rail, the efficient bnnd- all over the state and will no doubt only and thus guaranteeing Lexington count o f the dense fog and sounded master, who sinco his taking up his put Sanford in tho front ranks of nnd Hupmobile owners the best of her siren continuously. servife nt all timer. In their new residence here has been the most ac­ musical organisations in the south. The Seine loomed up out o f dark­ Good band music nnd good bands plnrc they w ill carry a full lino o f tive man in his lino in the South. Mr. ness nnd struck the Egypt nmldshlps. Ball first organised tho Municipal nre the greatest asset to any city nnd pnrt* for these cars and with a line Purser estimated that fifteen passanHnnd thnt has been brought into bear­ recognizing this fact tho people of o f accessories nnd nn up-to-date gar- gers, thirty white officers and fifty ing in n few short months into one Sanford nre harking their bands to the nge nnd salesroom will have ono of Insrars o f the crew were missing. o f the finest band* in the state. Not limit and the world will hereafter tho finest plnces In the stnte. Messrs. In n ringing address to the Jury Sat­ content with this Mr. Ball brought know Sanford ns being the best “ bund Jcrnignn and Baggett beiievo In ndBOSTON, Mny 22.— Mrs. Sibley and urday nftemoon, E. W . Dnvis, counsel out a thirty piece Saxophone band call­ city” in the United States fo r the site veriising nnd state that much o f their Miss Boyer, missionaries enrnute to fo r the plaintiff, plead with tho jury success is due to the fact thnt they ed tho Legion Sax Band nnd within a o f tho city. Indian. Mrs. Sibley has relatives at to give the young woman total exhonTho regular Tuesday concert ’ in have spent over $100 per month cvshort time he had the boys plnying ao Toledo, Ohio. Miss Boyer formerly o f cration for which she has been fig h t­ well that they hnve already given a Central Park will be postponed this ory month in the year with the Dally Asplnwall, Pa. Mrs. Sibley was a ing for so mnny years, nnd declared i concert. Now comes the l-ndies’ Band week nnd the band concert will be giv nnd Weekly Herald In advertising widow o f somewhat beyond middlo that tho amount asked by her would that promises to he one o f the best on nt the Peoples’ Bank corner Friday the Lexington and Hupmobile cars age, returning to Indian after n visit only partially compensate her fo r tho and one o f the most unique musical night. Chairmnn l.ake, of the bund nnd in their new building they will here. Miss Moyer had no parents or persecution she has suffered result­ organizations in the entire south. committee will hnvo arrangements do more than this and expect to let relatives and was taking up work in ing from tho expulsion from the colComposed o f some thirty ladies this made fo r tho band to piny on the the world know w h«t the It * O. the mission Held for the first time. iof*« ik # rc?*J22i! c? Dr. H-!!?y to band has received their new instru­ street thnt night for the benefit of the Garage is doing. at least make a statement that her . ments and will give their first roheur- first contingent of Shriners to come to character was not involved. He made sal this week and by the beginning of the city and there will bo a fine bund Tw o Stars in Great several deliberate charges against Dr the tourist sonson will bo able to concert and street dance for the visi­ Hulley nnd attacked his Christian tors. “ blow” with tho best o f them. Wm, D eM ille P ro ­ principles and ethics as nn educator, and head o f n Christian institution to _ _ _ _ _ duction Tom orrow deal with a young girl plnccd in his D C y f l l l ¥ ] rT ’ | i| | V personal care nt the college ;>s he l L L i T V f l J U l l v l s Agnes Ayres and Jack Holt Are had dono with Miss Hunt, who w a * : Featured In Paramount’a PO LIC EM AN H U RLED FROM T H E then only a girl o f less thin seventeen ] “ Bought and Paid For.” TH IR D STORY W IN ­ years o f ngn. He enumerated the; DOW mnny petty charges, mostly unruly) Two Paramount stars, Agnes Ayres pranks, chnrgcd by Dr. Hulley to have and Jnck Holt, who were featured (H r Th r A n o rla lrS I'r.aal been made by her nnd which wns said OF PR O H IB ITIO N ISTS DECLARES respectively in "The Sheik," “ The CHICAGO, May 22.— Collapse o f HAND OF REBELS 81BZB FO RT­ to have resulted in her dismissal from REPO RT OF SOUTHERN B A P ^ Call of the North," nnd "The Lnno the threatened building trade strike RESS OF LO M A R U T T U R N ­ the school because o f being incorrigi­ Thnt Had No Turning,” piny the two and nn attack on a p ilricmnn who was T IS T CO NVENTIO N ble and uncontrollable, and in practic­ ED IT HACK principal roles— those of Robert S ta f­ hurled from n third story window o f ally all cases succeeded in satisfactor­ ford and Virginin Hlaino— in “ Bought n building under guard were tho prin­ (H r Tile A «»«w U (r4 P ffM I „ (H r The A a io rU Irl l*rru» ily proving that she wus only a partici­ JA C K SO N V ILLE , May 22.— En­ and Paid F o r ” tho William dc Mllle cipal early developments today in the M A N A G U A . Nicaragua. May 22. pant o f many, or thyy were only imag­ forcement o f law now main task of production which will he featured at sounded labor war. The policeman inations and perhaps Inventions o f the Revolutionary movement broke out was badly hurt. dean gm s. Mr. Davis drew a here today when a band o f rebels sols- prohibitionist, doc a rod report of So- the Princess Theater tomorrow. dean ox o f uie the girls. The role o f Virginin Blaine wns word ^picture o f this dean that enused ed Fortress I.omn, commanding this cial Service Commission o f the Sou hcreated on tho stnge in George Broad- A I.A H A M A PO W ER CO., M A K E S AN O TH ER OFFER FOR MUSCLE SHOALS LABOR WAR IN CHICAGO BREAKS OUT ENFORCEMENT OF T H E L A W IN NICARAGUA IS MAIN TASK BREAKS OUT I’alatka's second uttempt to start ® 1)1 ' nmrket u’hcrc fanners can sell Hidr |.rodiKe direct to the consum*r* ' !| „pcn f or business tomorrow which were propounded upon them by night num mi: at 9 o'clock on l.emon street this dean, who was a spinster. ment. j'J,t in front of the court house. I f W. Ilaldwln, lending counsel for Chinn .produces nbout 1,500,000 T1' *nt plans work out there will he' tho plaintiff, opened tho case with a . . .tons * large number o f growerr. o f fresh 1 - .one-hour's address, and wns Im m edl^ of Iron ore annually nnd Is estimated HgctdMr* and other products In with nt0Iy followed by Judge T. Picton to hnve n billion-ton reserve. 1 ' r applies nnd the housewife will, Warlow and Judge U C. Massey, both ~ r- <! >ul.t, find it to her advantage to counsels for the defense. Both sum- A Herald Want Ad w ill help you. *’ * ,u-r basket and go to market. med up their rase clearly and convlnc ‘ k*' V|,|Hure has »w»«?n planned nnd ingly, but tho address of Mr. Davis, that a motion will lie made next week * , r’ <1 up by Miss Floroosa Sipproll, which was tho last to be given, came for a new trial. .n cflectric current. in In an nn M Ml.. u nimosi alnto.t ni nt me the h vrntc r>mv demonstration agent, and she n most as an ectr c current, is Hunt Hunt w was i« . teiorod the cooperation of many nrerwhvlntlng tnnnnrr. »n,l ,nnK with r « „ . p . r In.t .. m in t , MS sn . r . Local business men arc also human appeal that was Irrcsistnblc. overwhelmed with Joy when told o f u. er,..tinc themselves In tho venture The case went to the Jury nt two tho news and with tcara spr.rkling *ho means the bringing into l’ alatka o’clock Saturday afternoon nnd nt 5 1exclaimed, " A t la s t - a ft e r fifteen '...a lBr**' number o f fanners who p. m. the Jury filed out to consider the years 1 can feel totally oxhoncraled. * I shall always have n tendor spot in 1 have their cash sales with which verdict. n" ‘ M' their own purchases after the Immediately upon receiving the my hertrt fo r Orlando and Its people, Market closed. ne>vs o f the verdict, Attorneys fo r Dr. and particularly fo r that Jury."— OrAlready o k - producer is advertising Hullcy nnd the University, announced Undo Sentinel. , P“ P*r that he will havo !**. from the finest chickens, 1 - rents per dozen, or will tell five 1for the dollar. He also w ill of- (H r T l f ts>orls(rd Press) banning Arbucke pictures nnd declar-, inimitably plays “ Jimmy," which ed much more needed. was enacted by Frnnk Cravens in the •----------------------- original stnge production. Others nre Leah Wynnt, George Kuwn nnd R A ILR O A D EX ECU TIVES IIO I.IH N C M EETIN G T O D A Y ‘ H rm lrr Fr.nk. M A Y M E AN SOM ETHING j 1 *** quickly relieve* a cold. 30-oaw.20tc • A lfre d W illiam Lee, Jr., in a . (H r The Aa.orlatrd Prraa) ST. A U G U S T IN E , Mny 22.— O ffi­ cial* o f the Florida East Coast rail­ way* today denied their road had en­ tered into a contract for tho construc­ tion o f n lino from Okeechobee City to Miami ns reported several daya ago from Tallahassee. An emphatic declaration wus made that there waa nothing to the rumor. M l!/ vm nr0’ an'1 m* y h* v« n,or«■ nipped egg* from other stutes . ’ ' d *nd 55 cents hero, nnd pota- “ W A SH IN G TO N , May 22.— An offer of two million nnd n quarter dollars for tho Gorgas Power Plant nnd the Government’s interest in railroad and and transmission lino from Gorgas to Muscle Shoals has been made by the Alabama Power Company. DEMI ’B EY R IL L PASSES 1H _ , , . . • anil William do Millc, who produced IM PR O V E M E N T RIVERS W ASH IN G TO N , May 22.— Seven it for the screen, worked side by sldo A N D H ARBOR8 railroad executives representing n In the old days nn din ono year they , , , , , . ,, ,, „ . ___ . (truup uof. ..... nlnrtcn p.rtlrlp.t^j | »d _t»» l« r . t , (H r The AHorUlrS Preaa) a...... »hlrb -•••— i--------------, . J 'fjh r b "7 W A S H IN G TO N , May 22.— Tho In thr Whitt* H oum dinner ronfrrrnee * Saturday night, at which time Hard by side— Brondhurst’s "Bought and Dempsey bill authorizing Improve­ Paid For" and de M tile’s “ Tho Wo- 1ments o f rivers and harbors was pass­ Ing asked voluntary action by he man. ed today by the House. The funds railroads in certaain rate reduettions, ____________________ nre yet to be provided. today held a two hour conference with members o f the Interstate Cotp-( «66 curen Chills and I-ever. n0-oaw-_0c FLO RID A E A S T CO AST mere® Commission. Bargains found each day by roadW IL L NOT RUN LINE Have you lost or found anything? Ing the Herald Ads. OKEECHOBEE TO MIAMI Z A C K L Y AS / V iT *1 20 cent* per peck * “ °*her produco at similar si , Thil represent* a saving A>f K(. c*rtt and no thrifty *» T * I c" n B^ or,i to overlook It. has f orty dozen flT|h at tm * *rom here to Jackson• ” end hack ngain cost 40 to 60e **r Pe-k. N O T RE ESTIM ATE D TH IS TIM E. STREETS Game o f Chance M ay 27th i: r* 1 The Social Department o f tho Wom­ an’s Club will hold a bridge party to­ morrow (Tuesday) at 3:00, Mrs. B. A. Howard, hostess. There will be a short bualnos* meeting before the so­ cial hour. •F » �________ _____ _____ __ ' . • •.»*--k . *v ' V*- i - ' ” v THE SANFORD DAILY HI PAGE SDL • T O T f ie * . PAGE * 1* Stl ■fV w 3 :.V '• n< CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ada 5e a line. No ...ad taken for leaa than JSc. and positively no claaalfled ada charged to anyone. Caah mu«t accompany all ordcra. Count flee worda to a line and remit accordingly. PERSONALS in* wells, 8Vk acres tiled; also thirty acres hammock adjoining with one well and smnll part cleared, near Cameron City. Apply to owner for particulars. Herbert O. Crinpcn, It. R. A . Ilox 189. 32-12p -i * 1 II; » l l t | - E . i; ’,1 % 1 - K* ‘ .r v~- l l, Y O l» Mm John Holcomb, o f lakeland, hnr been tho house guest of Mra. J. E Courier on Onk nvenue for tho pant week. • -------- * The Pipe Organ Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mm. New­ man 110 Laurel Avenue. This will Ik* a very important meeting and the members are urged to attend. Today and Monday Miller & Son FOR S A L E will save you $20 on Hooaicr K it­ chen Cabinet*. This ia your opporr i l P r V H T C T F0U 8 A L E * *" tutdty to-g rt n real kitchen rablnet L I I II I j V U L Ij I Aral claaa tn ,j MVe money. Today nnd Mon ahapel $25P terms or $200 caah. 490 f|a>-. ** ' * Hive & Walker, in old Ford Model dh-tfp Rend the advertisements in the Garage. Daily Herald. The live wire mcr|rhants who want your business nro FOR S A L K — Fine celery farm, 10 advertising and they have the goods acres rich hammock land, cultivated nnd the prices. Watch the Daily 10 years. Crop on It now. Two flow- Herald. AS ir* / / M : •a Iji A h i * ■ . ■ tV • 1 ■ H ' w 14 • ' • UV .-2 M iM .M M .. .. Chicago » 1 =3> I H E H H D E E G IigE n g ig .400 .400 18 18 12 12 DOUBLE NUMBER OF BAPTISTS ARE TITHING At At At At Estelle Taylor — IN — 250 'Footfalls’ (Iljr T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s ) American league Philadelphia, 4; Chlcngo, 7. New York, 1; Clovcland, 4. Iioston-St. Louis, rain. Washington, 2; Detroit, 2. Southern Association Chattanooga, 0-7; Nashville 3-2. liirminghnm, 7; Atlanta, 3. Memphis, 5; obilo, 7. Little Rock, C; New Orleans, 4. GAMES TO D A Y St. Petersburg at Orlnndo. Daytona at Tampa. Jacksonville at Lakeland. PcL .011* .600 .559 .576 .545 .441 .365 T Y COBB IN SECOND PL A C E — SISLER F IR ST American Ansociation A t St. Paul, 2; Minneapolis, 10. All others postponed, rain. Prescribing a Cold Showor. TONIGHT— 1 Association Won Lost 14 Mobile .................. .. 22 12 New O rleans...... .. 18 15 .. 19 Memphis ---------YESTER D AY’S F IN A L S 14 Little Rock ..._.... .. 19 Florida State league 15 Birmingham ----- .: 18 A t Lakeland, 6; Jacksonville, 0. 19 .. 15 Nashville At Tumpn, I I ; Daytona, 10 (11 in­ 20 Atlanta ......:....... . 11 nings). 21 Chattanooga ... . .. 7 A t Orlando, 7; St. Petersburg, 10. At At At At nttract lightning, lint they do store lip aliuospherlcul electricity, and, of niurse. this condition does create a Have you lost or found anything? hazard However, when the aerial Is priqierly grounded It then nets u* n A Herald Want Ad will help you. llrhtnlng rod nnd really protects the property from thl« eleetrlcul huzard. NO TIC E! Hrlelly, the fire underwriters require Just Receded a Shipment by Such (hat the serial lie grounded when lint Authors as To all Members of the Sanford In use hy n copper wire no smaller ZANBGREY than II. S. Gauge No. 4 or Inrger. and Country Club: JACK LONDON As provided in the Charter there run said wire its directly as possible PE TE R D. K Y N K will he a meeting Tuesday evening. to the ntilslde ground. BOOTH T A R K IN G T O N This meant Unit water, gag or steam May 2.1rd. at 8 o'clock in the* Court pipes Inside the properly cannot he K i l l E I , M. D ELL House -to ronsldri nnd adopt Ily usod for n lightning ground, because WM. MacLBOD It A IN K I jiws and for the transaction o f such If ever this ground was called Into And n few hooka for hoys hy other business as may properly come service there Is a |xis«lhlllly that lire C H R IS T Y M A TTIIE W SO N before the meeting.. All subscribers and loss of life may result. So do not use Inside grounds lor lightning pro­ should he present. tection. S. O. CHASE, President. 47-2ip Bargains found each day by read­ The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. ing the Herald Ads. MOBLEY’S DRUG M National League At Cincinnati, 9; Philadelphia, 1. At St. I^ouis, 10; Brooklyn, 0. A ll other games postponed, rain. The many friends o f Sam E. Mur­ rell, who is studying law at Stetson University in Del-and will he glad to learn that he has accepted a position TH IS YEAR SHOWS REM ARKwith a Miami law firm during the AMI.E IN CR EASE IN THOSE GIVING O N E -TE N TII FOR S A LE — ir» acre* orange grove, summer nnd will leave for Miami at fine land, about 100 old bearing I he close of Stetson. ||l, I hr AunrUlrS Press I orange and grapefruit trees. Also pe­ JAC K SO N V ILLE, May 20.— Three J. II. Wendler, managing editor can, peach, grapes, pears nnd other fruit trees on Golden Ijikc, 3V4 miles o f the Winter Park Post wna in the times ns muny men nmong the sou­ thern Baptists have ndoptod one.. u. ~ Also another 4Hcity today nnd paid the Herald office south o f Sanford. acres of fine rich, cultivated pine land nn appreciated visit. Mr. Wendler tenth of their income ns a minimum with nhout 75 old bearing ornnge nnd is making the Winter Pnrk Post one of contribution to religious work as grapefruit trees, and nbout 75 pecan o f the boat dailies in the state nnd were doing this time n year ago, it trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own it has the unique distinction of being wn Knnnnunced in the nnunl report er, Herbert O. Crippcn, R. It. A. Hox the only Republican daily paper In o f the Laymens Missionary move­ ment to Southern Baptist convention 189. 33-12P the state o f Florida. today. Gunl is half million tithers FOR S A L E — Potato barrels In any W. II. Crenshaw one o f the success­ among southern Baptists. quantity, rfpecinl prices on enr lots, ful growers o f tho Monroe section correspondence solicited, Clenrwnter brought a basket o f tomatoes to tho Mfg. Co., Clenrwnter, Fla. 8-tfc Herald office this morning that wore AMATEURS SHOULD PLAY FAIR FOR S A LE — Warehouse with R. ft. beauties. They were o f a new var­ Radio Inspector Schmidt Urges That siding. Within four blocks o f center iety and were large nnd heavy nnd Thay Learn the Laws and o f city. looked more like real tomatoes than Regulations. Geo. V . K N IG H T any we have seen this season, San­ 272-tfc Nine out of every ten radio fans are ford has been mnking good on to ­ FOR S A L K Oft LE A S E — One 20 acre, matoes this season. good spurts, hut the teatli la either a fen with poor Judgment or a "rotter." one 10 acre 8nnford nvc. walking It Is up to the umuteurs to see that distance to city. Two lots comer II. P. Smith, the genlnl cash ier1 Center ami Elm nve. Two lots west of the People’s Rank made a trip to restrictions are not lin|N»aed upon them, by playing fair, suys Radio In­ side Palmetto nve., 50 f t from Elev­ W inter Park yesterday afternoon apt-tor L It. Schmidt of the Ninth enth St. Make offer, ft. T. Corey, and reports that henutiful city as be­ district. owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Ix»a A n ge­ ing in n most prosperous condition. This can be done by observing cer­ les, Calif.______ _ l mt: 2 9 tf Mr. Smith is vice president o f the tain cautluus nnd by becoming posted FOR S A LK Gasoline pump and 1H0 Union State Hnnk o f Winter Park on tho radio lews and regulations. A gallon tank.— L. F. fto|>cr. Phone nnd knows whereof he sponks. This copy of these regulations may be ob­ 160. 39-tfc additional honog and business wna tained from the superintendent of doc­ uments, government printing office, thrust upon him some time ngo but FOR S A L E — A prncticnlly new piano. Washington. D. C., for 15 rente. It la he is n young mnn full o f vim nnd worth while to spend 15 cents In ohler High grade, wnlnut finish fo r cash, •txnnn eta r v p c * «« Av« 23-tfp energy nnd several hanks will make ♦o he n "square rhocter” tn’ thc radio no difference in his program of game. FOR S A L E — Ford Sedan.—L. F. Rop­ smile and push. The greut trouble with amateurs Is er. Phyne Iflfl. 39-tfc Mint when they want to send a mes­ sage around a corner they put on all FOR S A L E — Seven room house with C AU G H T F A T H E R OF A L L HASH the power they have with tho hope hath, three porches, new garage, that some one In Texas might pick up Ned Harrison nnd Henry Punlen price $3,500. Half cash, balance on their message. The object should be term*. Phone 487-J. 43-5te are two fishermen who never give up to use the minimum umount of power nnd when they are not working or to get the message to Its destination. sleeping they nrc fishing— nothing “ In all circumstances, except In case FOR R E N T else. It is a cold day in June when of signals or radiograms relating to FOR R E N T — 1 nice, cool, furnished Henry and Ned or some kindred spir­ vessels In distress, all stations shall bed room, $3.00 per week. 314 East its are not on the lakes or rivers of use the minimum amount of energy Fifth St. 4fl-2tp this section fishing and they have necessary to carry out any communi­ cation desired." F o I m R L N T — Furnished five room caught hundreds of pounds of fish Amateurs should keep their wave this season. Today they came in apartment with garage. 914 M yr­ length to •.vsi meters. tle Avenue. 45-10tp with the father o f all bass nnd prohThey should use a "pure wave" or, FOR R E N T — Furnished house with n nldy winner .of the prise this season ns the regulations state. "If the send­ garage. Apply 107 W. 9th St., or for it was a bass that weighed 13 3-4 ing apparatus Is of such a character phone 240. 43-Otp pounds after it had been caught sev­ that the energy Is radiated In two or eral hours and had dried out some. nitre wave lengths, more or less sharp­ FOR REN T l!' "iii ■ mid l.itrlu jictlc. The fish was caught in the Econlock- ly defined, as Indicated hy a sensitive — Shirley Apartments opposite post hntehee Creek— so they said—nnd it wave meter, the energy In no one of the lesser waves shall exceed U> per office, upstairs. 28-tfc i i> furl that some big ones stay in FOR RENT — Two unfurnished rooms, the creek nnd ho was caught cnrly centum of that In the greater," The wave must he “ shnrp." As to bnth, for lighthousekccping. Good this morning. They brought him to tills the regulations state: "At all sta­ location. Apply *‘ R. S.” , cure o f Her­ the Rail Hardware Co to he weighed tions the logarithmic decrement per ald Office. ®-tfe and there is no doubt about this one complete oscillation In the wave trains winning the silver plated tooth brush. emitted hy the transmitter shall not W ANTED The fishing has been fine in and exceed two-tenths when sending illsW A N T E D — Small cottage, unfurnish­ around Sanford this senson nnd tress signals or signals and messages ed or hnlf of house, or unfurnished many strings o f fine bass, bream, relating thereto." Amateurs frequently are at fault In housekeeping rooms. Address " P e r ­ pereh and jack fish have been caught. calling stations too often. The law manent,’ P. O. Box 548, Sanford. 31-p The Rail Hardware Co., is offering slates that they can call three times, W A N T E D - Auto mcchnnic with tools. 'prizes for the biggest buss and this send "d e " once and sign their station A. W olfe, Valdes Hotel. 47-Dp is stimulating the local sports to call three times; hut often the ama­ teurs will send the culls a dozen or greater efforts. more lino's. METHODIST NOTES 13 e j U n f c (5 e j i The Children's Day exercises will HOW TO GROUND AN AERIAL Ik* held at the Methodist Church If Properly Done It Really Protects Sunday evening nt eight o'clock. All the Property From are urged to he present. Lightning. For Florida: Generally fair ** The Herald for first class job work. tonight and Sunduy. ** 'rjeui-rnlly speaking, aerials do lint NEW POPULAR BOOK •* -cv* SPORTS CHICAGO, May 20.— T y Cobh is in second placo In tho American Lea­ gue batting with an nverago o f .413.! — ALSO — Sislcr o f St. Louis is leading with .lb'2. Sislcr is tho leading run scor­ “ Face to Face With er with thirty /four and leading base stealer, with fifteen, n!ao lending in Japan” totnl bases with 84. Williams o f St. I.ouis is leading in home runs with r=n rrri fPII— lim im r ; irmr—u__ eleven. G riffith o f Brooklyn, is tXJ lH] IM J L J H E )C U M E ( e ][ s ][|] leading hitter o f the Nationals with “ a percentage o f .417. Horsby lead­ For quick results, try a want *L ing total bnsca, 07. Bigbce nnd Car­ ey, Pittsburgh, are tied fo r base- |1|000 Guaranteed Roach Killer at stealing honors with six cnch. B n n -,^ p j f cCui|cr'8 croft, o f New York, is leading run " ‘ ' ***** scorer with twenty-seven. The above - ■ - - - *--- —averages include gnmes up to nnd InE L IT E DRESSMAK. ohidln.- WttJncMlay. JN G P A R L O R S Dresses, Children's Frocks. I’lratht, •II kinds hemstitching. I,nub'.* Apartments. LEAG U E S T A N D IN G TEMPERATURE Flornd Stale league Won Lost St. I'ctershurg 26 14 Lakeland 25 15 20 Tampa 21 Orlnndo 21 19 Dnytonn 21 18 Jacksonville 28 19 National League Won Lost New York . IN 8 St. !^iuls 10 12 Chicago . 11 11 Pittsburgh 14 12 Philadelphia 14 14 Cincinnati 13 16 Brooklyn ............__ 11 16 Boston 7 IN *■ American leagu e Won Lost 09 New York k4. 10 St. I^iuis 19 12 15 Philadelphia 16 Boston 13 14 Clovcland 16 14 Detroit 14 16 [ The wonderful weather con­ tinues and Sanford grows on nnd on until tly*rc will be nothing desired in the way of the finest city in the south in n few years. For your Sunday thought just pray that you nnd your town will be the best and do the best ill the next twelve months than you have ever done before. And remem­ ber that it Is the godly town thnt succeeds nnd the Chris­ tian mnn who wins out in the end. Go to Sunday school nnd church tomorrow. 5:10 A. M. M A Y 20. 1922 M axim um ......... ........... 92 Minimum ___ Rango .......... Barometer ........ Calm and clear. ■it THE rentier F irst Amonpr Cleaners Cleans wherever dust and dirt collects Makes home work easier Sold on easy terms F . P . Rines 105 Palmetto Avenue SAN FO R D M Ra FLORIDA ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a iiiiit Sanford’s N ew Stoi -Phone 127 The Churehwell Co. -1 Store in Florida 10 Store* in Georgia- L A D IE S ’ D E P A R T M E N T M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T DOTTED VOILES KHAKI RIDING PANTS 36-in. wide, in black, red, brown and blue, yard— $3.50 DRESS PANTS : E TOILE GINGHAMS In stripes and fan cy patterns ■ 27-in. wide, in pretty patterns, yard $5.00 S S ! PLAY SUITS THE WEATHER : *-* 4 ■ . .r >, SATURDAY, M AY 20, 1922 I* I^ L U O FOR l. F or Children To $ 3.50 : PAY C ASH -More Goods- Get Better Prices- -More Satisfaction j ! The Churehwell Co. SELLS IT FOR LESS FIRST STREET k ' f *. «*4L % WELAKA BLOCK �~• ! -*4 ' •i ^ i - *■ TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, M AY 22, 1922 IN D U S T R IA L W ORKERS economic fallacies o f all sorts. advising farmers in the correct uses Fourth— Improving the position o f IN P O L A N D W IL L IIA V B .VOtl) L O O K of different fertilizers. And their ad­ eastern truck and fruit growers but A N N U A L VACATIONS W HAT V0 0 vice has been much in demand. P a M b k H , t H F k t la r M n M M t l at the cost o f milk and dairy prod­ l * | 11 Ik * I l r r * M | i IM ) i < i l*T Cooperative marketing has been \n dome.' M ig w lli A f l « I n f i l l , r u . ucts because o f the advanced prices (By Tk * Am m U M Praia) stressed and emphasised by the W A R S A W , May 22.— The Polish o f hay and coarse grains necessarily agents in nil the counties fo r the last Diet has enacted a law requiring an T R Y GRAND M O THER’S O il) Piv shipped from the west. few years, especially since the prob­ i- m iu iu s B i O R IT E R E C IP E OF SAGE TEA annual vacation o f two week* with Fifth— A gradual shifting o f in­ K 4ll*r lems o f production beenmo secondary A N D SULPHUR O. J. H O L L Y . dustrial enterprises westward near to pay fo r all industrial workers. I « i * u r / - T m i « r * t to those o f marketing. In nearly every » . J. LII.LARD surplus food-producing territory. lifarral M i u i w H . A . K E K L ----___________X l m U l l n N n a r n county there are cooperative market«. L. 1RWM Almost every one knows that Finally— The promotion o f a sec­ J U R Y IN IIU R CII CASE P i n , 14H ■» I* l l R I*. **• in ^organizations which are buying Tea and Sulphur, properly compoaj tional rather than the national spirit RESUM E D E LIB E R A T IO N S i l r i n u i i f Hal** R ilr the farmers' supplies and selling ed, brings back the natural color uj A iillM IlM muking more-an dmnrc difficult Inrga M U ST AO REE A T ONCE their products, doing both coopera­ lustre to tho hair when faded, itr l l l t r r l | l l » I’ rle* la A l t i i f * national policies with respect to in­ tively nnd saving money in doing so. eta* Y »a r ed or gray. Years ago, the only ternational policies with respect to' I I I , T k * A *> o *la l*e P r r u l lla Moalka In Alachua County, Mr. Jenkins, LOS AN G E LES, May 22.— The to get this mixture was to m»k» a D f l l i r r H la C lip k , C a rrW r international affairs. W i i k _______________________» C ra la states, there are seven communities Secretary Wnllaco pointed out to jury in the Burch trial was scheduled at ho rn.ewhich Is mussy and troubl*. nnd functioning nlong T k * kl| IX- la lk -p a t * W w k l , II * r - organized these Now Yorkers tha^ this nation to resume deliberations at nine some. Nowadays, by nuking at am t M * a t lr * lr r n r r i im la ilr C a a a lp these lines. m l la paklUkeA n t r » P r lA iy . A i m * hns been built up by a system o f low o’clock this morning. They took the drug store fo r “ Wyeth's Ssge Dairying has become n major pro­ lla la c ratra a i l , k a a w a a a i » l k * , s railroad rates to cncourngo long case at four-thirty o’clock Friday a f­ Sulphur Compound," you will Ila a. l>raiB «rall* la palltlra. M JW H i ject in but n few counties. In the , n r , i l w i r i la a l u m . hauls to manufacturing, industrial ternoon. Judge Reeves said I f no large bottlo o f this fnmous old rede. ' ■ KM IIKII T IIK A S S O C IA T E D 1’H ESS short time it has been emphasized in and business centers, with a corres­ agreement was reached by ten or improved by the addition of other i* The Associated Press is exclusive­ Marion County n cooperative cream­ ponding return haul o f manufactur­ eleven o’clock, he would discharge gredlents, at a smell cost. ly entitled to the use fo r republics- ery has been established and is plac­ Don’t stay gray! Try it! \0 ed products, and that n sudden re- the jury. tion o f all news dispatches credited to ing over a thousand dollars every can possibly tell that you dorkemd versnl o f this theory o f mtomaking, j - ■■- ■ - ■ It or not otherwise credited in this pa­ week into the pockets o f the farmers. your hair, as it docs it so naturally if continued, would result In great .M EM BER P A R L IA M E N T per and also the local news published In Hernando County the business nnd evenly. You 'dampen a ipongt or economic Injustice, great confusion In ( OF U LSTE R C A B IN E T men say they could nnd would not do herein. soft It and draw tfcj, the agricultural industry nnd business W A S K IL L E D T O D A Y B0^ brush with it aside any temptation to take advan­ A ll rights o f republication o f spec­ without the dairy industry. , through your hair, taking one im»B a long time.— Cap____ .. tage o f his customers lack o f expert uncertainty for ial dispatches herein are also re­ I l ls T he S i u r l s l r S Preset strand at a time; by morning u* knowledge; ahull substitute fo r tho pors Weekly. N E W S PA PE R S B R E AK IN G NO served. * B E LFA ST, May 22.— The kilting jpray hair disappears, and after ^ nrvient principle o f bargaining, “ let SPEED LA W S FSaa* 1U M ix : nt It AM) BUILDIXO. today o f W. J. I wadded, inember o f other application or two your hair W. (Motion Men Watch Step. tho buyer bownre," tho more honor­ the Ulster PniHnment, who was shot comes beautifully dark, glossy and atSection meu are known for their Echoing the Mentimcnt* The Gaz­ able and manly one, “ teach the buyer deliberate movements. They never while rn route to business, caused tho tractive.__Adv. ette hns la-on trying to Impress upon freely to place his trust in mol” ___________ _.. get In a hurry unless there Is some issuance o f n manifest by Sir James In Hanford “ the bond ls3uo” has the people the Midml Herald says "Tim e was, and not so very long urgent work to bo done. As long as Urnig, Premier, announcing n special W o'w ant to ask every loyal citirea been the subject of conversation and w ),jiP the* press Is giving cer- ago, when the average business man they are on the go they are supposed meeting of the cabinet and legal uf Sanford that can possibly spare bed speculation for somj time. W ednes-publicity to each eondidnte an- felt n measure of repugnance fo r the to be working fast enough. authorities. The Premier declared rooms May 26th and 27th to pleass no. day the election was held and the nuuncing there is being taken no things he had to do to keep afloat Track workers on the subway llqee bond issue authorized by a vote of decided pushing for one rondldnte in business. The best o f them shrug­ are even more deliberate In their Jjust retribution would be caled for. tlfy Sanford Shrine Club or phew 204 12 wjjj ^ ncccS8ary to lin yow practically eight to one. The amount amount' vcr nno(j,c r . Adding that for tho ged their shoulders, quoted “ business movements than men employed on Visible ignals to warn o f over- rooms early, 42.3* regular railroads. Where the old-time to be rnised in this way is $G2i»,000, |pB„t ,n,.ny doende* nowspnpors have Is business," in extenuation, and felt loaded electric power transformers and the money will l>c used for exten- [,CPn Ugt><j „ ( rntspa'vs for pulling relieved when they might retire to section workers had to look out for filers and occasional freight tralne. mounted on poles have been invented The Herald fo r first class job work sion o f pnving, the erection o f a rnun- rTi(-Atnutit into the (lockets o f many the safe haven o f home or club ns the subway track men have to hr on icipal building and the extension o f scheming politicians on the ground of from a disagreeable but necessary the watch for express and local tralne Park avenue into I-nkc Monroe, with “ party fealty." daily contact. passing every few minutes. In addi­ a municipal dock. The people arc Many o f the older newspnper men "Instead of providing a sanctuary tion. they’ve got to have a rare for evidently in hcnrtv arror-i with tho j,nve jonjf Rjncc learned tho lesson of From business, Rotary set Itself to the third rail. In crossing the trnrks proposed plans for improvements, the pussyfooting candidate who is make o f business, not n cunning every movement Is taken with the nnd Sanford will be busy nnd happy nnztous to get something, nnd lots of struggle for mastery between foxes, death-dealing current always In mind. during the summer carrying forward that something, for nothing. A can-|i,ut a inntter o f transactions lastween A hurried, reckless »tep might end , , , ,, . , fatally. Probably la no other line of the good work.— Timcs-Union. didate for r.ny office o f conriderahto men, a clean nnd honorable series o f worlt ,, efficiency so measured by note would not expect o f his follow- service contacts, in which the Individ- slow work. The verdict in favor o f Miss Helen 1ers to make a dally discourse on the ual’s primary responsibility should ------------------- 1— Hunt rendered by tho court at Orlan- „ trcet jn h,„ fnvor unlp„ thoro lie, not merely to get hla money and Reyal Parish Church, do Saturday night will give general w|(, to |tc fl fln. ncU, reimbursement get away, but to render service so Although at. Martins In-ihe-FleMi satisfaction all over tho state where y(1, , h(t mnny o f thcm w i„ belittle a fully and convincingly thnt the buyer (London. England) once (he Royal the young Indy is known and held In ()l.wspaper come o spa per that thnt does does not not come out must owe n debt o f good will over Parish church— has Just celebrated Us esteem. Expelled from Stetson Uni­ cnch issue with some flattering words and above the money price paid. 2oOth anniversary under the Royal aegis, the church elands on n site versity for no good or sufficient rea­ “ Under the Influence o f Rotary’s in his fnvor. M ilitary and Junior Heels consecrated centuries before. The son the young Indy’s life was nil but Then there nre many candidates leadership, we believe thnt society is first organ used In the present build­ ruined and her fight for fifteen years who Inck tho initiative to give news­ entering upon a new phase o f Its ing was purchased by George I, who to get justice nnd vindication has papers any hint o f a “ story" In their ever-changing form. Whatever may had the royal arms worked Id relief been watched by those who knew her fnvor. They are buoyed up with the he the opinion o f the cynical who see on the portico. Soon after lie ereobest nnd especially by her newspaper liellef thnt every publisher is ready only the surfnre, trickery, chicanery tion the church was thus referred to friends. The verdict for damages to lirenk his r.eek to get n tale of n°d commercial skull-duggcry nre be- 13 ■ Periodical of the time: given her Saturday should set at rest glee nnd glory about him fo r the roming rarer nnd less tolerable every The now supplied rtl* Inhabitants "are r“ n0 Many Canvas Styles with a decant tabernacle, which can all doubts about the justice of expul­ “ good of the party." Thnt which l» year. And the sphere o f Rotary’s produce os handsome a show o f white sion from schools nnd the termina­ secured with no effect is never np* influence is immeasurably brondcr, tion o f this rase will cause college predated—no matter what it may bo, than the roster o f Rotary’s member- bends, diamond rings, pretty ,anuR boxes, end gilt prayer books aa any authorities to go slow before expell­ la thoso days and times nnd condi- ship. cathedral, says the Dally Chronicle, If ing students and wrecking their car­ lions no newspnper is going out o f "R otary’s grant service to society In ghostly form he could return some eers. The Herald congratulates Miss its way to boost anyone fo? public ! lies in the fact thnt It has tnught wet end wintry midnight and see the — m i l 1 1 11 ' Hunt upon the result o f tho trial at 'f e e fo r the word "gratitu de" is built****, purviy ns n mnttcr o f outcast refugees In those once Jeweled Crinndo ami hopes that this will end missing from the lexicons of ninety sound common sense, certain death­ pews. | the case that hns caused the young percent o f the politicians immediate­ less ethical principals which genera­ Wormwood. Indy nnd her dear old mother and all tions o f clergymen hnvo sought to ly tho polls nre closed. The kaiser's pet racing yacht was o f her rrlntivcn nnd friends so much If anything is not worth hustling tench, none too successfully as mat­ the Oenmintn. He kept It at the Kiel sorrow’ nnd that has almost ruined and working for it is really not worth ters o f lofty sentiment nnd spiritual Yacht club and dreamed of world her health. the having— ami tho office-seeker salvation"’ power as It carried him on cruises. -----------o ----------who imngines fo r the moment that a The war chunged n lot o f things. It T H E FARM ERS G R E ATE S T newspaper man Is "going to write his TH E R A IL R A T E M ENACE GROWS changed the nurne Germania to Half i i i i i i M i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i u i n u i i i n i i i H U N FRIEN D . Moon. It also changed the yacht's fingers o f f" because o f the love for ownership. Gordon Woodbury o f New any one man hns n blending o f tho A showdown or crisis on rail rates York owns It now. He starts on S I M O I M I Z E The county ugenti o f Florida nro brain, which should he unscrambled cannot long he postponed. the H alf Moon for a cruise In the doing more right now, probably, than at the earliest opportunity.— KissimThis week a Seattle post cnmpnny South sens. cver before for the farmer. At least nice Gazette. writes Capper’s Weekly thnt it costs When Bill llohrnzollem heard about M ake You r Car Look its Best fo r thnt is the opinion o f E. W. Jenkins, 18 cents to ship ono o f its 9-cent this at his fnmous woodpile In llolM ay 27th, Shriners* Day o f the Agricultural Extension LMvlAN O U TSID ER’S V IEW posts to tho Dakotas nnd thnt in- lnnd- R’e n safe bet he broke tits saw. eion, University o f Florida, who has stead o f shipping 2 or threo cars of Wc are Making a Special Rale for the Next T w o Weeks on supervision over the work of county The following editorial from the posts a day to that territory it doei United States Leads World. a SIM O N IZIN G agents in tho counties o f South Flor­ Buffalo Saturday Night was written not now get an order. There ure In the United State* to- J ida except those on the East Coast. by a man who is not, and never was, day more than thirteen slid threeo A receipted freight hill for a enr of According to Mr. Jenkins the prob­ n Rotarian: salt shipped from Kansas City to quarter millions of telephones. This v B rin g Y o u r Car to the Economy Shop and Let lems worked on by these agents ore “ Contrary to the common impres­ It. T. Hadley, Secretnry-Treosurer of Is an average of 12.7 telephones for * Us Dress it Up too numerous to mention, hut he snys sion thnt Rotary is a great and pow­ the Main Elk Stock Association nt every 10U persons or, put another way, 5 better than one telephone for every J the four most important are: The erful organization because it em­ New Castle, Colo., shows tho freight eight people. From u telephone stand- t contrnl o f insects nnd diseases of braces the most effective men in tho JfiOl, rntnr to thrro times the cost of point this country Is by far ths best * F * i t t s & W e l l s farm, truck and grove crops; fertili­ community, wc are o f those who hold the salt, which was $160 nt the ship­ developed In the world. In fact, no ■ ser problems, purchase, preparation thnt it lias won to its support the ping point. other country Is even a close second. ■ _______________________________Phone 66 111 Park Avenuennd use; marketing, both buying and best citizens because it is founded on The Auto-Fednn Hay Press com­ ncrald want ads get results. selling; nnd dairying. n great nnd powerful idea, Perhaps pany finds Its business greatly crip­ From time to time th< county it Is not too much to say thnt the pled because it must pay $2.08 1-2 a agents hold fnrm schools. On these idea fundamental to Rotary is one hundred to ship hny presses to l,oa -occasions specialists tire secured from which mny in the early future en­ Angeles, fo r instnnee, ns ngninst n the state's college o f agriculture. The tirely change the complexion o f so­ freight rrntc o f f 1.15 for export to specialists go right into the field, ciety, curing some o f tho mure patent foreign lands. Why should n ship­ grove or truck patch with the farm- o f our political troubles ns well ns per lie charged nearly twice ns mych era nnd together they study the prob- j those o f our economic life, for n shipment fo r homo consump­ lems to he found there. Schools for "Our interpretation if the Rotary tion ns he is charged for a shipment the control o f insects and diseases on idea i« impartial nnd objective. It for export? citrus and truck crops have been es­ seems to us vastly more than the Unless there is n quick reduction In pecially popular. spiritual cement which holds togeth­ railroad freight rates to about pre­ Because o f unsettled business con­ er n little group o f people a fter the war levels, or the prices o f agricui- ■ ditions nnd o f the high prices thnt, fashion thnt n common belief holds turnl products nre incrcnscd suffi- u until recently, prevailed for fertili- together tho members o f a religious cicntly to equal the advance in rates 5 rent, the agents have had a busy time sect. Rather, wo should say, Rotary then- will he profound readjustments J permeates modern business life, the in agricultural production, involving members o f the organization itself readjustments in industry as well, so !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ merely setting the fnnhion nnd lend­ Secretary Wallace o f tho department on all M cK E E SEAM LESS, PO R C E LA IN ing confidence to the weaker citizens of agriculture tells n New York aud­ through the example of their undim- ience. The blighting effect on agri­ and W H IT E E N A M E L L IN E D ; also on all Inished success. culture o f tho increased level of “ Like nil good things, the principle freight rates, he informed these hear­ M E T A L R E F R IG E R A T O R S . This sale docs o f service as the basis o f n right to ers, rnn hardly he comprehended. I f not include the famous E D D Y R E F R I G E R A ­ commercial existence hns been much they continue for any length of time pawed over and misunderstood. There he foresees those disastrous effects: TO RS. S A L E TO LAST-10 D A Y S ! are simpletons nnd congenial chairFirst—The favoring o f tho farm ­ \ pushers in business who honestly ers o f South America and Australia suppose that the principle o f service at ihe expense o f our own farmera, hns been satisfied when a customer Urause o f the substantial decrease in hns been waited on politely and ocean rates. Courtesy and Prompt Ser­ speedily, even though he mny be beSecond— Keeping prices o f farm vice Our Motto ing vastly overcharged for inferior products in the large surplus pro­ merchandize. ducing states at figures lower than "T o our way o f thinking, Rotary justified by the investment in land with its loftier commercial ideals, equipment and by cost o f production, I’honrs 497-4I4 demands that thp business man shall Third— Prolonging the period of W B I.A K A BLOCK not only serve his customer’s inter- dissatisfaction nmon^ farmers due ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B B B B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ esta in his absence; shall rigidly put to encouragement o f advocates of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B U i B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I I U B B B B B B B B B a 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 * " * * - ’ BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK SANFORD DAILY .HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. m * m FI SLB M 0 W a­ rner tha 8. |3 i ) * ■ pul Isll 1 Ce cla to tio de­ ne vlt li m cc U c( c< IT i 9* a t s 1 | *« * » ) jr t WHITE KID Slippers Just Received Refrigerator Sale OFF 1GROCERIES! j FRUITS ! I AND VEGETABLES GOOD CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY D FANF TUR NER Sanford Furniture Co.j 1 NU s o H n in ll hm '-Va'- 1Jit ■ �PAGE THREE ------T W O YOUNG MEN EN ROUTE TO M A IN E IN 17 FO O T BOAT ■* **<fff , ■ T«stt b * m*tter of tobacco quality Vft itstf it 1* ho®*** ( i p i t u t it Hit p r i « * Ufptt tf Nj*rt Ttbat Ok Post Card, at the Herald Office. NEGRO PLEADED CASF. AN1) WON OUT Chesterfield IM r T k r I..n rla fr d CIG A R ET TE S 31 fot l i e o f Turkish 10 for 9c Vacuum dns andDomestic tobaccos—blended W 5 0 -4 J C however, the nut's topography will PANUT8 m a i l e d not permit Uncle Sant's various nota­ arf . e a s i l y l o s t SAY M A IL CLERKS tions. Frequently, fo r Instance, a clerk in handling the parcel will And J ||)r T k f A »*» M* fn lri ! I ’ f f M l that the stamp hns slipped over the lAMl. May 22.—'The Florida co­ destination. Neither have rubber at has lost some of its succu- stamps yet been furnished that will Iflavsr for the South Florida fit the features o f the cocoanut and L) clerks just as corn beef and leave a legitible impression. Is became persona non grata However, the clerks assert, they I tfer doughboys during the world realize that the cocoanut advertises the state and they are Ailed with the (the cs.'e of the coconnut versus Chamber of Commerce spirit. There­ clerks, however, it is a mat- fore they arc, willing to bear the fthe fruit’s ent^y into the trials. nthcr than a palatable die* Sanford Maid Bread at your Groc* ill caused by the hundreds of aria. Hot rolls, cakes and pies, next to ku abo annually insist on mail­ Princess Theatre. 36-tfc lot nut without placing H in a Unlike the castoff collar, For quick results, try a want ad. A N T I-D A N C IN G SO CIETY FORMED A T STETSON R E F R A IN FROM T E K P IC IIO R E ( I l f T k . A » » r t a l r 4 1‘ reast JA C K S O N V ILLE . May 2 2 .-T h e ability to dance is not a requisite of pleasure, according to Miss Virginia B. Hamilton, a student at Stetson University, DeLand ond president o f the Anti-Dancing Society. The sta­ tus o f the society is not exactly known but Miss Hamilton told her auditors at the Sunday School-B. Y. P. U. conference o f the Southern Baptist Convention Here, that it or­ iginated with her and two other young women in 1919. The member­ ship has grown to more than 2,000 she says. Miss Hamilton is the daughter of the ev. W. W. Hamilton, form er sup­ o f evangelism o f the ■ ■ ■ a a a a B B a a a a B B B B a a n n a n a u B u a B n a a a a f l n a a i i B B B a n n B u n erintendent ■ Southern Baptist Convention and ie Amount Doesn’ t C ou nt It ’ s the Start— j- now pastor o f the First Baptist Church at New Orleans. Miss Hamilton said that she and That’ s the Th in g two other young women at that time : only ! ! years old, decided tl.«t ju .l because they did not dance it was not necessnry for them to he wall ftow­ ■ ers." They found nlso that it did not To the Thriftless money says ‘‘Good- ■ detract from their popularity. So, all o f a sudden, they pledged them­ ’ ! selves to refrnin from the terpftcorean temptation. They called them­ To the self-respecting, forw ard-looking selves the Anti-Dancing Society. 'itizen it says: “ I am yours, I represent your § They kept their secret fo r a while later decided to let others in on fist working days. Be careful with me fo r I * hut their new found pleasures. Then it Jmyour best friend. P u t me in the Bank, S was decided to adopt the name rhere I am Safe and I w ill work fo r you. Re- ■ “ Alpha Delta Sigm o," not as a sor­ ority, but merely the Greek letters lember, I move the world.” >■ for “ A. D. A .” Membership In the society carries Open your Savings Account T O D A Y ! * only a pledge thnt the applicant ab­ stain from dancing and encourage others to do likewise. “MONEY TALKS” i S i !E CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVES YOU j "HONEY TALK" s EAT LESS MEAT 1 1 ■ -PROGRESS- -SERVICE . . HIG HALF. OF SEC­ OND H AND CARS The Chance of a Life-Time to Get a Good Car Cheap 1 Olds 6 1450.00 I Olds <i . u.... 1500.00 1 Ford Sedan ___ ____________ 1375.00 1 Oakland Six _______ ________ (500.00 A ll in good mechanical condition. W IL L IA M S ' G A RA G E 41-tfc “ I'm Going Right Straight Back to My Dear Old Florida Home," nt Hlntermlster’s Piano Store, Welnka Block. 20-tfp ABSTRACT CO. SEMINOLE Get A n A bstract B efore Buying Property E. A . DOUGLASS, Pres. NOTICE TO FARMERS N ow ’s the time for you to buy a M O LIN E TRACTOR. We have a special o ffe r 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 5 will sell you a— S 5 M O LIN E , Model D, latest improved Tractors J ■ 5 A T DAYTONA BEACH * MAKES C U R F E W LAW ■ fo r $528.00 Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for immediate delivery, or will have one shinned direct to you. Re* member this offer is only good uu. 1 O ‘ ober 11th, so place your order now. 5 BELL BROS. i Hot Weather Is Here ■ ■ : s■ s D A Y T O N A , May 22.— A s a result B o f n highway robbery bv tw o negroes “ PH O N E 2102 L A K E MONROE, FLO RID A at Daytonn Bench recently, Mayor BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Bailey hns warned negro residents thnt they must be nt home each ev­ ening by ten o'clock. Additional deputies hnve been appointed to cnfurre the edict and nil negroes found on the streets after thnt hour will be arrested. Petty thefts nnd other misdemeanors which have oleurred st ■ Daytona Bench nnd Seabreeze during recent month* hns prompted stron : sentiment against permitting negroes to reside in either place and m m report* received here »ny the move­ : ment toward thnt end is gaining mo­ mentum. A 20TH CENTURY COOLER M U N IC IP A L GOLF COURSE FOR JA C K SO N V ILLE FOLKS W ill H elp You K eep Cool See our window display o f all kinds " \ Ball Hardware Co. \ S irst National Bank • 'f I ■ H IG H W A Y ROBBERIES I Hr T k r Am wIalrS l* r * * »l A U G U S T 3, 4, 5— Tampa at Daytona. Lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jackaonvflla. A U G U S T 7, I , * — St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando at Jacksonville. A U G U S T 10, 11, 18— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. SL Petersburg at Lakeland. A U G U ST 14, 15. 16— Lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. Tampa at Orlando. A U G U ST 17, 18. 19— Daytona at Orlando. Lakelnnd nt Jacksonville. Tampa at St. Petersburg. IF BACK HURTS hat is Bank Service? I f [ lltV T k r A a.nrlalrB I’ rr a a l Eating meat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble in some form * * * * " * * ■ ■ ■ SaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa or other, ssy* a well-known authority, because the uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they become overworked; get sluggish; clog up and cause all inrt* o f distress, particularly backache nnd misery In the kidney region; rheu­ matic twinges, severe headaches, add stomach, constipation, torpid liver, r<> understand nnd appreciate the cus­ sleeplessness, bladder and urinary ir­ ritation. tomer's needs; to feel nn earnest desire The moment your back hurts or kid­ neys aren’t acting right, or it bladder bothers, you, get about four ounces of to help him to succeed; and to be both Jad Salts from any goad phnrmncy; take a tablespoonful in a glass o f wat­ •‘hie and willing to extend to him every er before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous sslls is made from the add of accommodation consistent with consergrapes and lemon Juice, combined • with lithia, and has been used for vntive banking methods— this is B A N K generations to flush clogged* kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity; SERVICE nlso to neutralize the adds in the urine so it no longer Irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. , Jad Salts cannot • injure anyone; makes u delightful effervescent lithiawater drink which milliona of men and women take now and then to keep the kidneys and urinary organs dean, thy* avoiding serious kidfiey disease.— A COMMUNITY BU ILD ER Adv. I * F0R8TF.R, pret,a#nt B. F. W H IT N R R , Cashiei Have you lost or found anything? A Herald Want Ad will help you. ‘.•ATT i; ■ ' I 'r r a a ) T A M P A , May 22.— Edgar Heath, negro, believes in the old adage thnt i f you wnnt anything done it is best tod o it yourself. Edgar was tan­ gled np here this week with Henry Van Dyke, a fellow member of his race, the two having been haled Into court on a charge of breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony. The charge was that they entered u store here and got away with an undetermined quantity of perfume. Van Dyke was called first by Judge Gibson nnd immediately’ pleaded guilty. Not so, Heath, Edgar pleaded not guilty nnd told the court he would handle his own case without the assistance of nn attorney. Van Dyke testified against his as a witness fo r the prosecuttion nnd as­ sisted b yother witnesses attempted to show thnt Edgar was crooked. Van Dyke oven went so fa r ns to tell the court that Edgar was with him when they broke Into the store. The testimony didn’t ru ffle Edgar nnd at the proper time he questioned the witnesses. He failed to nuke a summing up speech hut nt oppor­ tune moments pointed out to the jury nnd after a sjiort absence it returned and rendered n verdict of N O T guilty. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. J U L Y 10. 11, 12— lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Pctcreburg at Lakeland. J U L Y 13, 14. IS— Daytonn nt Orlando. Lakeland at Jacksonville. , Tampa at Lakeland. J U L Y 20. 21. 22— Jacksonville at Daytona. Orlando at Tampa. Iuikelnnd at St. Petersburg. J U L Y 24. 25. 2 6 Daytona at Lakeland. Jacksonville at Orlando. SL Petersburg at Tampa. J U L Y 27, 28, 29— Daytona at Tampa. Jacksonville rt Lakeland... St. Pcteraburg at Orlando. J U L Y 31— AUGUST 1. 2— Daytonn at St. Petersburg. Orlando nt Lakeland. Tampa nt Jacksonville. JACK SO N VILLE, May 22.— The city rmincil has passed nn ordinance ■ authorizin'- th« purchase by the city of property nt Moncrief Heights to V f be developed into a municipal golf s T A K E A G LASS OF S A L T S TO course. FLUSH K ID N E Y S IF BLADDER The property embraces 146 acres BOTHERS YOU nnd will ‘tost (01,158. 'lit Seminole County B ank] — .•» J U N E 1*. 20. 21— Daytona at Lakeland. tl»r Tht t i m l i t r t P m i| Jacksonville at Orlando. ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.— St. Petersburg at Tampa. Somewhere Between thin city and Jackoinvilla arc two youngmen cn J U N E 22. 23, 24— Daytona at Tampa. route to Maine in it 17 foot canoe. JaeksonvUe at Lakeland. The ndventureni are Herbert Ryan St. Petersburg at Orlande. of Haverhill, Matt., and William P. linrm t, o f Brooklyn, N. Y „ who ipent J U N E 26. 27. 28— Daytona at St. Petersburg. the winter here. They are traveling Orlando at Lakeland. at fa r as Jacksonville over the in* Tampa at Jacksonville. lnnd route. Harms and Ryan plan to obtain the J U N E 29. 30— J U L Y i — Tampa at Dsytcna. signatures of the mayor o f each city Lakeland at Orlando. in which they stop. They were in St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. Pulver hefore they left here. JULY 3, 4. li­ The canoe is equipped with ample st. Petersburg at Daytona. provisions and in addition the men Imkclnnd carried Ashing tackles and guns with * - » * • —»« at «*■ Tampa. which they hoped to replenish their) Orijmdo at Jacksonville. stores n* they become depleted cn ®* L ® routo. | Orlando at Daytona. Cfctcttrfitld *** °* ^n*r - f l l iy u>d hnct of b*«*f lotto) lb»n in mny ° ,h« f rRENGTH- Lakeland at 8L Petersburg. Orlando at Tampa. •- Have you lost or found anything t A Herald Wnnt Ad will help you. O F F IC IA L SCHEDULE OF FLO RID A S T A T E LEAGUE FO R 1822. M A Y 22. 23, 24— Daytona at SL Petsrsbarg. Orlando nt Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville M A Y 25. 28. 27— Tampa at Daytona. Lakeland nt Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. M A Y 29, 30. 31— St. Petersburg at Daytona, lakeland nt Tampa. Orlando nt Jacksonville. JUNE 1, 2. J— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lankeland. JU NK 5. *. 7— lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. Tampa a t Orlando. JU NE 8, * , 10— Daytona at Orlando, lakeland a t Jacksonville. Tampa at SL Petersburg. JU NE 12. IS, 14— Daytona at Jacksonville. Orlnndo at St. Petersburg. Tampa at Lakeland. JU NE IS, 18. 17— | Jacksonville at Daytona. A CHECK ON Yourself aa ■ s Do not try to pay bills without a checking account I f you do, you will surely get all tangled up. Endorsed chocks are legal receipts; and, be­ nn accurate record of ^ou r expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordlaljy Invite* * • you to become one o f Its customers. ■ The Peoples Bank of Sanford S IIIIIIU U IR . • Y< A S* • I sides, with a checking account, you can keep m r% �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1982 PAGE FOUR DID HIM MORB GOOD SU FFE R E D F O R F IV E Y E A R S W IT H R H E U M A T IS M TUB HKMAHKAIII.K CASK OT MB- T. I - DELL, OP VVBST ISWD, 1I1UM- INUIIAM, ALA. " I suffered ter five y ea rs with rheu­ matism and hail Ksctma tor tw o years.” says Mr. Hall. ” 1 had sue* asrara pains In my limbs and body and such terrible Itching on my feet ami lega from Eciema that 1 waa In a horrible condition: my kidneys also became e ffe c te d and I waa In a seneral run down condition. Many men and women suffer from backache, rheumatic pains, s tiff Joints, soro muscle* and other results o f kid­ ney trouble because they neglected the first warning lymptomn. Foloy Kid­ ney Pills dd the kidneys to throw out poisonous waste matter that causes pain and misery. Stephen Lewis, Eldridge, Ky., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills did me more good than all the other medicine 1 ever took. I had kid­ ney trouble ten yeurs. I don't have any pain like I had before 1 took them." Sod everywhere.— Adv. 1_^ -1,11) a t . *r per plate as soon as possible. MISS ROSE G A LLAG H E R , 44- Itn Treasurer. , F ilon triA , o r r n Sanford M aid Pound C a k e ..............3 Layer Cake 3 Nut Layer Cake.........3 W hy buy out-of-town Cake when SAN FO R D M A ID can’t be beat N ex t to Princess PIANO S Notice of Sale o f $.125,000.00, 6 per ..cent Improvement Ronds of the City o f Sanford, Florida, o f an Issue of Ronds in the Sum o f $625,000.00 authorised at an Election Held in the City o f Sanford, Flor­ ida, on May 17th, 1922. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposnls will bo received by C, E. PHONOGRAPHS Henry, S, O. Chnsu nnd Forrest Lake as the City Commission o f the City PHONOGRAPH RECORDS of Hanford, Florida, nnd ns E x -o ffi­ P O P U L A R SHEET MUSIC cio Rond Trustees o f the City o f Han­ ford, Floridn, in connection with the P L A Y E R ROLLS Sialic o f bum's ill the sum Ot $026,* 000, nutbnrirrd at nn election held In J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R the City o f Sanford, Florida, on tho 17th dny o f May A. 1). 1922, on or P IA N O CO. before the expiration o f thirty days Welaka Block from the first publication o f this no­ tice, nnd up to and until six o’clock P. M. o f the 22nd day o f Juno A. D. 1922, nt the City Hall. In the City o f Sanford, Floridn, for the purchase o f $325,000,00 o f nn issue o f bonds o f A U T O R E P A IR S the City o f Hanford, Florida, In the sum o f $025,000.00, authorized nt nn A ll W ork Guaranteed election held in the City o f Hanford, Fluridn, on the 17th day o f May A. 1). 1922. Haiti bonds to W ar Inter­ Corner First and Elm est ut the rate o f six per centum per annum, and arc to be dated July 1st, Phone 447-W 1922; interest payable semi-annually on July 1st and January 1st o f earh year, both principal and inter­ est payable nt New York, in the Ktnte o f New York; said bonds being of the denomination o f $1,000.00 each nnd are to he bonds o f said issue numbered from .301 to 625; nil o f snid bonds ngtrreirntlng the sold sum of $.125,000.00 to mature on July 1st 1952; snid bonds to he sold subject to the approving opinion of John C. Thomson, ohtninid by the City Com­ mission o f the City o f Snnford, F lor­ ida. A ll bids must ho accompanied hy a certified check fo r ono and onohnlf per cent, of the amount o f the bonds to lie sold. The said C. E, Henry, H. O. Chase and Forrest I.nkc, us the City Commission o f Sanford, Florida, nnd ns said Ex-Officio Bond Trustees o f the City of Hanford, Floridn, reserve the right to reject any nnd nil bids. Proposnls should be addressed to C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and Forrest Lnke, ns tho City Commission o f Snnford, Florida, nnd ns Ex-Officio Bond Trustees o f tho City o f Hanford, Florida, nt Hanford, The Country Club and Golf Links are Florida. almost completed. You will want the W ITN E S S our hands as the City beat in everything In the Commission o f Sanford, Floridn, nnd Sporting Goods Lin e ns Ex-Officio Bond Trustees o f the City o f Hanford, Florida, and the W e are agtnta for the Celebrated seal o f said City, this 22nd day o f May A . D. 1922. Spaulding Line o f G olf C. E. H E N R Y , S. 0. CHASE, Goods (S E A L ) FO RREST L A K E , A$ tho City Commission o f Patronise your home merchants Hanford, Florida, and aa everything you need to purchase, Ex-Officio Bond Trustees of the City o f Sanford, are here to atay. Florida. Attest: L. R. P H IL IPS , Clerk o f the City o f San­ ford, Florida. 5-22,23; 8-5,12,11). RIVE & WALKER •»W Bvidr Mwlai ms ab-ea # 4, > * ~ \^y i • 1 J 1 THd Dttick chitch uhder the Most gruelling condltW him proved H »elf tttartlufdly positttfc, dependable, and curb npernin— n cltileh fnlt d*moRmrafed the same cerUintrii safety for unforseen emergency that it did for ordinary 2 vice. C E N T I M P R O V E M E N T BONUS Notice la hereby given , that sealed proposals will he received by (n r Haard o f County Ccimrnlaalonera o f Seminole County. Florida, on or before the e x ­ piration o f thirty dnyo from the first put.Meat Ion o f thin notice and uu to and until three o'clock p m. on the t3nd day o f June, A. U, 1322, at the Court House at Sanford. Seitilnole County. Florida, for the purchnet o f IIOO.SM.OP, Seminole County. Florida, « per cent. Improvement Honda Said bund a hear Intereat at the rate o f alx per rentum per annum, are to he dated July let, 1*21. intereat payable eemt-annually on January let. and July let. o f each year, both principal and Intereat payable at New York, In the State o f New York, aald Point* tiring of the denomination o f 1 1 ,0 1 1 0 . 0 0 each, mill all o f raid bolide to mature on Jufy tat. IJ52. Said bonda to he aoM subject to the npprovIriK opinion of John C Thnmeon, obtained by the Hoard o f County Commissioners of Seminole County. Florida AH bide mual he accompanied hr n certified check for one nnd one-half per cent, o f the amount o f the Imnde lo lie eold The County Commlaalonera o f Seminole County. Florida, reserve the right to reject any anil all hide The nropnaala for the purchase of no Id tximla ehould b e addreaaed lo the Hoard o f County Cointnlanluncra o f Ketnlnole County, Flordla. at Sanford, Florida. W IT N E S S my hand aa Clerk o f the Hoard o f County Commlaalonera of Sernluole County, Florida, u n d t h e a e u l o f oild Hoard on thin the Sind day o f May. A. H. I *23. (S E A I.) B. A. DOL'OI.ASS, • Clerk « f the Hoard of County I ’ om m laalon era. Seminole County. Florida. I The game deslfcn o f disc clutch that was med ti powerful war tankH is likewlst used in th e Iluick Four. .NOTICE OF S A L K O F ,S i60,000.00, SRI It being very desirable that all hous­ es in the city be numbered, nil owners o f un-numbered houses can obtain numbers renly fo r putting up ami in­ structions as to how to number, FREE at the office of the City Manager. L. R. I’ H IL II’ S, City Auditor & Clerk. 35-Sat-Mon.-Thr-3-wc i| How the Famous Disc Cluteh ot the Buick “Four"! Proved Itself A T T E N T IO N ! A L U M N I ABS'N.I **I waa attracted to F erralln e by easing It advertised In Alabam a papers, and after using leaa than ona bottle 1 A ll members o f the Alumni Associa­ was noticeably relltvad and now aloe* taking Ferrallne the pains have left me. tion please send In $1 dues, and if ayatsai has been built up and f antral am greatly Improved and the Ectems coming to the banquet, also (tend $2.00 i n o i .k c o i 'Kt t 1I J Thl* thdfciiitfNiy trustworthy unit is n development 20 years o f consistent effort. It is typicnlly represenUti* of the standards governing the construction of (he fieri Four throughout. HOW AMATEUR CAN BUILD A RECEIVER Instructions for Setting Up the Antenna and for Assembling the Tuner. In order to pick up stiinclent energy with the simple radio receiving set It Is necessary to connect one termi­ nal to an antenna consisting of one or more wires suspended In the air and Insulated from all grounded material and the other terminal to a ground, tiMinlly the water rtuppty pipe. The height of an anteiinn used with a viimll receiver should not be less than ;wi feet. A m tint received energy va­ ries directly ns the height of an iintcnnil, the higher the antenna the louder will be the signals or voice produced. The length of nn antenna for short v.uve reception should not tie less than Ml feet nor should It be longer limn 2»ki feet. The minimum ware length to which a simple receiver call be adjusted for electrical resonance will ua above that used ny amateurs U the receiver be connected to an nntenna 200 feet or more In length. A simple radiophone receiver cup able of picking up radiophone slit lions similar to KDKA at Ku*l Pitts­ burgh, can be as.-entbled by n ndvleo for from *4 to $1.1. depending upon the builder's ability to use Ids hands. I f tha builder' will construct most of hi* apparatus he will appreciate It much more nnd probably will under­ stand more about Us operation than If be buys n set already made. How­ ever. for those who have not the abil­ ity or the time to spend constructing their own apparatus the following de­ scription will not only give the details us lo the construction of each com­ ponent port of a receiver but also what standard ready-made pnrts can be purchased nnd used In Its stead. The instr.lal can he purcltnaed at any electrical supply store. In erecting a simple antenna for use with the receiver shown In tho diagram, the uutenna projier nnd the tend In are of stranded hard-drawn copper wire, strand No. 22, costing about 1 cent per foot. The two Insu­ lators are of molded mnterlul nnd ran he purchased for about 23 cents each. The Miitcniin shown Is supported be­ tween a house und n pole. It may be found more convenient to support It between a tree* and a house, two houses or even between two ehttuneya on the same house. In bringing down the leuddn care should be taken that it It kept as far away from grounded mnterlul ns |>o*slblc und when bring­ ing through the wall or under tho win­ dow Into the bouse It should be brought through some sort of an Insulating tube, such as rubber or Imkelltr. In tusking the ground connection the same kind of wire can bo used as was purchased for the antenna. You con clean a section of the wnterplpe thoroughly and aobler the ground wire to It. MAKING T H E TUNER Tn make a luner for this receiver, the following raw mnterlul will be re­ quired ; Piece of cardboard tubing three Inches outside diameter and live Inches long, costing about to cents. 100 feet No. 22 double rotfon-covereil magnet wire netting’ IK* cents. Standard slider (set* sketch) for 44 by 14 brass rod. 40 cents, 1 six-inch length of 14. by 14 brass rod (square) 20 cents. 2 binding posts (see sketch) 20 cents. 2 circular block* of wood whose diameter Is Just equal lb the Inside diameter erf the • piece of rsntbn4r<l tubing nnd between .1-8 and l-'.l Inch thick. Home shellac or vandsh Is also rt^ qulred. Starting one-half Inch from one end of the rnrdboanl tube wind on the No. 22 D. C. C. wire within one-hslf Inrh o f tbo nther end o f the lube. Fasten one end of the winding to the tube but ullow some surplus wire on the other end for making u connec­ tion. After the winding Is In plnce give It n eont of shellac or varnish to hold the turns In plnce. Assemble the clrcnlar-cut pieces of wood In the geometrical center of the square blocks and then shellac or varnish them for the appears nee’s sake. When thoroughly dry slip the two end blocks Into the wound tube and by means o f s few finishing brads driven through (he cardboard tube, fasten the end blocks to the wound tube. Tin* slider Is to be mounted on top o f the coll and should be cupable of making contact with any turn of the wire on the tube. In order to remove the Insulation from the wire Just under the rod where the slider moves hark uml forth, wrap a piece of sandpaper around a thin piece of wood and using another (dec* o f wood as n guide, sandpaper the Insulation from the winding. Drill a hole oneetghth loch In diameter through the slider rod about one-fourth Inch In from each end so tiimt the rod con l.e fastened by screws to the end blocks. After the slider rod Is fastened In place see that the contact Auger on the bottom of the alldor cao at all times make good contact with the wtnaing. Mount a binding post on either and o f the colt, attaching ona by meting of a wire to the slider rod and the other to the end of the wire wound on the tube and the tuner is complete. A tuner ran he purchased already assembled for about $3.50 to $4.00. LINKING MOVIE AND RADIO Ask us to tell you more about Iluick PRICES PRICES 22-Six-Hi Coape___|j| 22-Six-IT Sedin__ fl 22-Slx*4R Coupe _ _ g 22-Hli-in Tnurlag_ JJ 22-Fnur-34 Roadster $ 895 22-Four-35 Touring .. 935 22-Four-35 Coupe „ . 1295 22-Four-37 Sedan „.... 1395 22-Six-44 Roadster.... 1365 22-Slx-45 Touring .... 1395 22-Slx-50 8edsit__Ia F. 0. a Flint, hick GARNER DISTRIBUTO R SAN FO R D When Better Automobiles are Built Buick Will Build Fads are all rig h t fo r the rich man, but the farm er that is first of all in­ terested in payin g his bills and hav­ in g some money left, wants tried and true methods o f getting the money fo r his crop. Brltlatj,8clsntlsts Hava Soma 8uccaaa In Wlralats Transmission of Motion Pictures. British acleatlsts are reported to have met with more or lest success In developing a method of transferring motion pictures by radio. Home montha ago a photograph was trans­ ferred by wireless from the Copen­ hagen newspaper, the Pollllkcn, to Eng. land, and later from Kngtutid to a ship In mid Atlnntlc, ao that (he possibil­ ity o f Unking the movlea with the new art Is not remote. If perfected the now development of the ulrendy versatile art will make It possible for one lo see on hla own re­ ceiving Instrument things that are hap­ pening at a great distance. For Instance, a ship Is sinking nt sen. The transmitting station of the vessel, In­ stead o f sending u message of the dis­ aster, sends a picture that anyone with a receiving set will be able to see Just ns the present broadcasting programs are heard. That nil sounds remote now, but the telephone was considered even more so, and the wireless, even after Marconi's Immortal message had bridged Ihe Atlantic, was generally be­ lieved to be akin to the Idea o f per­ petual motion. TIPS TO T H E R AO IO IS T A crystal detector cannot be satisfactorily umplllied. Insulate ends of aerial wlrra with several small Insulator*. Wherever possible run aerial wires ut right angles to electric light wires. The lead wire should be the site of the combined number ot wires In the aerial. Oaa piping makes a pour ground, but tha cold water pipe ground Is excellent. A crystal detector la ntTer aa efficient as a vacuum tube detec­ tor iio matter what lnatrumenta are connected to I t Within three to five miles from a broadcasting station Indoor one wire aerials about 40 feet long stretched from room to room, are generally satisfactory with crystal detectors. SH IPPERS O F F LO R ID A PRODUCTS In the Business 30 Years THE L ALLEN SEED CO. Sanford, Florida D E A L E R S I N SEED, FEED ANP F E R T IL IZ E R S Mall orders a specialty. I f you need one dollnr'fl wi one hundred dollar's worth, write us. W e will m *e 7°® ey nnd {five you quality. ■a a a a a a a a B B a i a i a i i l H g g l g l i m M l M 111111111111 IB BB l■E■B B B B BB B B BB lB B ■BB ■■■■■■1* i,l BE S U R E A N D SEE THE PACKARD SINGLE SIX UDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CA$ SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY ---------- -A LS O — A . C. FO R T, A g e n t WIGHT BROS. GARAGB SANF0rD' e b b * * 3* * "* !! CHULUOTA INN On (be Okeechobee Branch of tha Florida Bait Coast R»* ta. Fla, among tho pines and lahea of Seminole county, modern brich hotel, with private batha and hot w* r clans cuisine. R a ta s H M to MLS0 par day) l * » *• 1,8 r M RS. C H A S. D. B R U M L E Y , Mi w �.V -.‘ ' ? s HPSMv-v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1922 »W0W8 WHEREOF HB B P W * n.rwr <1* Navarrs St, San 1 write*: "* eoniWer S i Honey *nd Tar absolutely the *R8. FRBD DAIGER, Society Editor, SO CIETY ?eoush «n ifd y on th# Bttr , * -hereof I sp ^ k , havinS t71* 1 lt : * T '. . » r M, .If. took . Phone 217.W I t » « « h a ," o o r fr lr a «a v U l l l a , m —II are a e l a , » r n b m >r n e l , , h e n *, o r U > »■ are e a te e la la la c , w r it , a f M l a l raed la (hla I t p a r t a t u , a tila a ia la lia , a r frlrh p e a r the I l i a . It w tl] Ha ( T f . l l r apprrrlatrS. cough and at night It was alet*tneeisant 1 fte'o her n few 1 of Foley’* Honey and Tar. In a CALENDAR while .he went to eleep and alept S i l , the entire night Your r m e « U quickly and relief U perman- Tuesday— Social Department o f Wo­ man’s Club. Bridge. - Sold everywhere.— Adv. Wednesday— Mrs. Hal W ight will en­ tertain tho members o f the Fort­ 1000 Guaranteed Ant Bone at nightly Bridge Club. p! McCuller’*. ****** Wednesday— Mrs. Henry Wight will entertain the members o f the W el­ fare Department at u Musical Tea Henry McLaulin, Jr. ut her homo on Park avenue, in OITH-IAH—© P T O M B T R I8 T honor of Mrs. W alter Wight, from 4:30 to fl o'clock. Friday— Mrs. R. A. Newman will en­ tertain the Duplicate Bridge Club at one o'clock. TW O OF FLO R ID A 'S GIRLS Hanford, Fla. Em I. let 8t. TO BE S E N T TO PA R IS evince enough interest in what these girls have done nnd can do to give the money needed to send them to Paris. Their total expenses will approxi­ mate $1600. O f this sum, Greensboro hns promised $160; Florida State College $200, W ill tgo other com­ munities o f the State raiso tho re­ maining sum, so that Florida can be represented in the A ll American Team? Send nil donations before July 20 to Miss Katherine W . Mont­ gomery, F. S. C., Tallahassee, F lor­ ida, Instructor in Physical Education in Florida State Collcgo, and mem­ ber o f the National Women's Track Athletics Committco. In selectjng tho A ll American Team to send to tho International Meet In Paris, all records, (1 ) from the recent National Intercollegiate Telegraphic .Meet for Women, (2- from all recent Stato High School Girls' Meets, (3 ) fro mnthlctlc competitions fo r women conducted by plnygrounds. Industrial centers, nnd Y. W . C. A. athletic or­ ganizations throughout the nation, nn (4 ) from the Knstorn Tryout Meet at Mamaroneck, New York, May 13, were considered by the N a­ tional Committee in choosing tho All American Team. Ehis included thousands of competitors and.it is in­ deed a splendid achievement o f our Floridn girls to have mndo this Am ­ erican Team nnd Floridn is honored. What financial hacking will each citlxen o f the State give these girls that $1600 may be raised to send them to Paris in August? Stewart, the decorator, is In tho city putting up decorations fo r Shriner day and has a fine layout o f flsg s and bunting and decorations o f all kinds. You can find him above the Seminole Bank In the room formerly occupied by the Elks or on the street nt work or leave orders at the Herald office or at Miller’s Furniture Store. AGNES G. BKltNF.lt, Chatman W A N TE D A customer for used cars. A ll In good condition. Guarantee a fit and terms.— N. H. Gamer. 41-fltc Alibis Always Ready. In Indtu, where stealing Is prac­ ticed s i nn art hy wbote bands ntld tribes, the thieves owe obedience to the nalk, or chief, of their trlhe, who directs most of their operation* but usually does not engage In them. It Is his duty to prepnre the alibis, and he is *lw*>* the chief witness when one is arrested. Convictions are na­ turally hard to set. but when It ap­ pears that the police have evidence against n trlhe. the nulk will decide which members shall stirrsndsr them­ selves nnd plead guilty. There is no appeul from his decision, and It Is usuallv the leas expert desperadoes who nro selected ss sacrificial goats. While I hey remain In prison their families are well taken care of, nnd their grieving wlven provided with temporary husbands. Should these prisoners give Informa­ tion to the police they had better never return home, for n certain fate awaits them At any rate, any of them would rather spend his time In prison than In manual labor. Anne Harwick o f the Florida State College for Women and Lucy Fletcher o f Greensboro, Florida, High School will represent Florida at the International Track and Field Meet fo r Women in Paris, August 20, 1022. Tho event will be staged In the Pershing Stadium under tho au­ spices o f the Federation Sportivo Feminine Internationale. This decision was reached Sunday May 14, when the results from tho You Can Find the Name of Eastern Tryout Moot, held at tho A N O T H E R BREAK IN Ev.ry l.lre l’ rofe.aiontl and LE V E E T H R E A T E N S TO Oakesmere School, Mamaroneck, N. Boiinma Man In Hanford In Y.. the previous Saturday were an­ FLOOD MORE LA N D S Thi* (VI until Each Day nounced. Miss Harwick made first l l l r T k . k ,«ir lM r 4 l 'r « « | place in finnla in the javelin throw, a u u m M i *• ■ N E W O R LE AN S, May 22.— A sec­ making a record o f 127 feet, 10 inch* es, and breaking the world record by j tion o f the batture or river bank dur­ [G eo rg e A . P e C o t t e s five foot. The new world record in ing normal stages, at Stanton plan­ javelin throwing was set, however, tation on the west bank o f tho Miss­ A tto r n e y -a t-Ijiw by Knthryn A gar o f Oakesmere, who issippi river, eight miles below Now Oi.r Seminole County Bank made a distance of 134 .foot, 3 1-2 Orlenns, caved In Into yesterday, ac­ Bad Trend of the Times. LnTOIII) FLORIDA Inches during prcllminarai,- Hjjo fail* cording to Frank II. Kerr, chief of One feature of the huuio which ba$ ed to do as well in the ftbids Tho the state levee negineers, who re­ become a grave question with the so­ measure for the javelin event is tak­ turned from the scene last night. cial workers Is the threatened break­ S. 0. Shinholser Major Kerr said it was impossible to ing down of the relation between par­ en from tho "both hand" throws. tell tho exact width o f the slough hut ent and child. Contractor and Builder Miss Harwick also entered the soundings taken on tho inside o f tho It la In the home that the patural baseball throw and tho shot put SPOIID ... F LO R ID * affections art awakened fn earliest levee indicated that the current of events In each o f which she rnnked the river did not carry the batture years and developed Into a htbltual second. feature of the growing character. Lack away to its full depth. SMITH BROS, A ll during her career in tho Flor­ of affection Is one of the greatest Major Kerr notified R. T, Coiner, ida State College fo r Women, Talla­ blights on human character; so much irage and Machine Co. hassee, Miss Harwick, who is a sen­ chief o f the fourth levee district, that so that Ht. t'uul, when enumerating ior now, has starred in athletics ho considered it likely that tho lovco the woeful condition Into which men IExpert Auto Repair Work where her individual scoring has proper would not be affected. N o bring themselves by deviating from Corner Flrat and Oak done much to win the championship repairs were attempted last night, but the lawa of morality, wind up hy way men were put to work filling sacks o f climax with the phrase, “ sine affec­ « bnnncr fo r her class, tion n." which meuns "without affec­ |B DELIVER THE GOODS' Lucy Fletcher, rrcshmnn in Greens­ with sand so that they would bo tion.” —Exchange. ready In the event o f emergency. A lick Son ice Transfer boro High, was unable to attend tho score or more o f N ew Orleans police­ Eastern Trvout Meet heentiss o f III. ness in her family. Since her record men were sent to tho scene to attend Storage F a cilities to relief work i f such becomes nec­ |»» please you, tell others; If no o f 8 feet, 1 1-8 inches, broad jump, essary. Stanton plantation is in made at tho Florida State- College tell ui. Phone 498 Orleans parish. for women during tho State High PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY PAGE F i n Park Trammell Candidate fo r U N IT E D S TA TE S SENATOR . Employment Bureau.. The vocatiornt committee ol the buttness and Profeasional Women’s Club requests all young som*n d*slrlnp emp'jpmcnt to rrglater at the First National Bank. A SECOND TERM I* A It K T It A M M K !, L, it ih p u b l i c CAREER W ITH O U T A SIN ­ GLE U RBAN HAS BEEN TltU R AND LO YA L TO TH E IN TEREST OP TH E PEO­ PLE. th roug hout AS SENATOR HE W AS A C ­ T IV E AND LA R G E L Y IN ­ STRU M ENTAL IN BRINGING ABOUT T H E FOLLOW ING; FE D E R A L F IN A N C IA L AS­ SISTANCE TO AID FLORIDA FARM ERS; A FR E IG H T HATE REDUCTION OF ISO A CAR ON P U m tD A FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND OTHER FARM PRODUCTS-. REASONant.Y PROM PT F R E IG H T SERVICE FOR FLORIDA DURING the W A R ; APPR O PR IA TIO N S to BETTER M A R K E T ­ ING CONDITIONS; FF.DEtlAL AID FOR GOOD ROADS; LARGER EX­ EMPTING FROM INCOME T A X ; OBTAINING GOVERNMENT MER­ CH AN T SHIPS FOR A L L FLORIDA iHIRTS; BETTER FR EIG H T R ATES ON E X P O R T CARGOES TO FLO RID A PORTS; THE D EFEAT OF A T A X ON A R TIC LE S OF FOOD; TH E LOCATION OF A NUMBER OF SH IP RGILDING PLANTS;! ARM Y CAMPS AND FLYING FIELD S IN FLORIDA DURING THU W A Il: TH E D E F E A T OF A PROPOSED IN ­ CREASE IN F R E IG H T RATES T il A T WOULD II W E DISCRIMINATED AGAINST A L L SOUTH FLO RID A; T H E D KFEAE OF A C E R TA IN PRO­ POSED INCREASE IN EXPRESS RATES ON STR A W HER HIES; SEV­ E R A L A PPR O PR IA TIO N S FOR TH E N A V A L A IR STATION AT PENSA­ COLA: T H E LOCATION OF TH E SUB-M V lllN B RASE AT K E Y WEST; TH E t60.no BONUS P A ID SOLDIERS UPON IIEING DISCHARGED A F ­ TE R T H E W AR Many other reaulta ntitnlnrd hy him could he nientlnnsii I f apare would orrmlt. 1'iuk T r o m m e l ! K i l l m i r k l o r I h r f o l l « n lint ■ F u r t h e r Ivrttfhl nod * > • p r r . a rnle r r . l iiril.in i Ik e nnlr o f m l l r n a r b o o k . t>> railro ader f e d e r a l aae le ia a e e f o r d r a l n a a e i le a e ln a o f V|«arte Skoala to l l r n r , F o r d — apokr In Ih r a r n a l e f a i u r l n s Ikla monlha d r o | m ore fnn da f o r lonna to f a r m ­ er-. t i k e i m l l h - T o n n e r hill, wkla h w i l l aid puhllp arhoola hul I r a v r a In the a i a l r fu l l e o itlr n l o » e r a ll aehool o f f - tr »i a l i e t l e r m ar h eilnir the heal rnra f o r dlanhlrtl aotdlerar n l a m e r r a r m p t l o N f o r e ar h peraon f ro m In r o m r tn v i n lo w re,|ulrl«ir pro m p t a e l t l e m e o t o f r lo lo ia ntrnlnat rallronda. * P a r k T r a m m e l l h»n meaaurea In the Senate coverlntt a number three auhjecta. |B. W. H E R N D O N Insurance A gen cy W A S H IN G TO N , May 22.— The senate today passed tho House bill fixing n new basis o f pay fo r officers nnd enlisted men o f the army, navy, marina corps, coast guard, coast and geodetic survey and public health service. Two amendments were add­ ed nnd the measure now goes to con­ ference with the House for adjust­ ment o f tho differences. FJRB-AUTO—BONDS irton Horn Service ^nford Battery Service Company 1NF0KI) NO VE LTY WORKS Y. C. CQLLER, Prop. :ncrn! Shop and Mill Work h tr a c t o r and b u i l d e v Uauntrdsl Street Hanford, F»* Leo. W. Knight that w ould brlnir b a r k the ll<|imr ( r a f f l e — the a a l o o a — by the In a fa llm e n t plan or u l k e m l a p . T r a m m e l l aaka fu r r e - e l e r t l o a on kla u n n record and kla a w n m erlta . H e hn« mad e no n l l a r k nn kla op p on ent, although hla opponent hnn aprnt conalderabla tints unit apace In frlviloiiH and nbaurd criticism nnd attacks Oil him. T h e r l d lr n lo u a r r l tl e l a e i e and knnek e e f kla opponent ah o w h o w hard up he la l o r a n m r th ln a to haae hla n w o e a n d ld n r y upon. Hla op p on e n t kaa not a l i e n e i e n one poo d ren eon why T r a m m e l ahould not he e le c t e d In n aeeond te r m In Ik e aennte. C ertain ly T r n m m e l P a e x p e rie n c e nnd ‘ r a in in g I " the aennte f o r -»aa te r m w i l l e n a b le him to ren d er r » r n n b r l l r r n r r v l r c d u rin g n aeeond term. K r r r y Ind icatio n ta th at Ih r l o l c r a a r e g o i n g to r e - e l e r l T r n m m r l l hy n la r a e m a j o r i t y . Ilia opponent a r e o r d l n a to rep n rla a r rm a nn a t r o n a r r than a l t yea rn nan w h en hr did not c a r r y a m a n l y In th e atntr. P a r k T r n m m r l l I* p r o f o u n d ly a r n t r f u l In hla auppiirlrra and a l n r r r r l y n p p r r r l n t e e v r r y v o i r r e a l f o r him uu T n r a d a y , Junr C. (P a id Political Advertisement) *:• -> We Invite the public nnd nil users of E LD E R SPRINGS W A T E R to visit the spring and in our method of handling its product Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. foundry Co. " Work; ^ r*r ^ ln f; Del.uxe I’ laloua. ’ " » « ! ■ and Pina; Flywheel G,*r H,nd*: Crank Shaft. re •teat, fof c.ill, Int>Mr4 Motor.----------- Phooe II Carburators •"d Guaranteed by Battery Service. Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, n o w ........ ...........$1.00 .50 Fine Box .Stationery, worth $1.00, now.......... Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now ...... 35c and 40c Call phone S ll nnd have a bottle o f this water sent you nnd protect vour health- Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, p k g........ ............ Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards................. ............. 60 E ld e r S p rin g s W a t e r C o . F L O R ID A .60 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards............. ...............50 Students’ Looseleaf N ote Books (D e Luxe, $1 value Students’ Looseleafe N ote Books, 65c valuer .50 .35 Students Looseleaf N ote Books, 45c value.... ...............25 15 Looseleaf N ote Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r ........ A re You Th inking About a Summer Camp F o r Y o u r Boys This Summer? • nl M*rh,ne and Bolter Special Bargains in Job Lots Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now ..................... SANFORD & In order to close out the stock o f Stationery and Office Supplies and make room fo r new stock o f poods coming1 in and also to put in la rger and more commodious offices the Herald Printin g Company w ill sell all stationery and office supplies listed below at h a lf price. A ll o f these goods are go in g higher instead o f dropping and the pric­ es are b ig bargains. You will agree with us i f you look them over. The opportunity o f the public to buy the best in stationery and o ffic e supplies at prices that will never be touched at this price again. The Ford people o f Sanford ns well ns the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. FLORIDA inford Machine Office Supplies fo r T'wo Weeks Cleanliness is next to Godliness vi?! ******* nnd Insurance m,RD . The mountains o f North Carolina a r« the best location* in the world far health and that change o f climate needed by Floridians and espec­ ially the growing boys. Laurel P a rk Camp N ear H endersonville 10c Composition Books f o r ............................ ...............05 5c Composition Books, f o r .............................. ........ .02'/, 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r ................................ ............... 15 5c School T a b lets,.........................................2V^c to 3 l-3c Ink, Paste and M u scila g e.............................. Is one of the beet camps In the South as well as one of the moat reas­ onable with a fine corps of teachers and councillors, with the beet athletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pure dr.'nktng water, good food, sanitary in every respect E V E R Y T H IN G I N O FF IC E S U P P L Y L IN E A T 8end for Catalogue or See Me Peraonally Herald ‘‘Printing Co. R O B E R T J. H O L L Y , Jr. SANFORD, FLORIDA of P a r k T r a m m e l l la oppoaed to the nut!• lynch bill; tho high ta riff on potaah; a aalea tux; the merchant marine ruhaldy: a n y ehan ar In th e law Selling Out oA.ll Stock in Stationery and School Girls' Athletic Met could not ’ Partlea, Pirnlcs, Flailing, Outing* be approached at Oakestitete any ie Launch S A N F O R D nearer than 7 feet, 7 inches, she has been selected to go to France on tho Capt. Atkinson Amerlcnn Team. These two Florida girls, Anne Har­ Phone 295-L1 wick, formoly o f Jacksonville nnd *nce 203 K. Third B t, Sanford now o f Miami, nnd Lucy Fletcher of Greensboro will represent Florida in Paris in August if Florida people m s e s G R E A T L Y R E D U C E D P R IC E w ill � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 22, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d3b0c6919416012d696e32d01044fb1e.pdf e54e60ddcc38f571ade5650efccca82d PDF Text Text ■%_ r : !5l#b The S anford Daily H erald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD “The City Substantial" . SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. MAY 23, 1924 VOLUME i n . SANFORD BALL SEASON . WILL OPEN ON JUNE 5TH PALATKA WILL BE HERE NUMBER 49 womet T v o fer s ’ league SHRINERS WILL BE HERE IN WILL HOLD MEETING * ALL DAY AT THE CLUB FULL FLOWER SATURDAY MANY THOUSAND STRONG On Thursday to Hear From the Various Candi­ dates if They Wish to Speak The League of Women Voters will hold an all-day meeting ULSTER STAGES Sanford Will Be in Gala C V S t o o ” 1" OVER HUNDRED with the County Federation of Women’s Clubs a t the Woman s Attire for the Big Thursday from 9:30 until -l o’clock. | ARE MISSING Club,Whether ROUND UP OF Event you nre a member of the League or not, you nre cor­ dially invited to be present. Bring your picnic lunch and the REPUBLICANS BIG TIMES AHEAD furnish cofTee, etc. GOOD PROSPECTS FROM STEAMER LeagueOf will special interest will be the statement of the candidates for in g E v e n t baNFORDTEAM h a s h ern SIGN, n* i t AND THE PLAYERS look good TO THE FANS the legislature of their platform. Afterward an open forum will AUTHORITIES SEEM DETERMIN­ EGYPT THAT WAS STRUCK he held to ask any questions concerning their past, present and fu­ SANFORD SHRINE CLUB TO IS­ ED TO PREVENT KILLING AMID8MP AND SANK ture. AH are cordially invited. SUE MORNING EDITION OF OF MORE PEOPLE AT ONCE THE HERALD MOB STORMS GEORGIA JAIL ~ ~~ TAKES NEGRO FROM BUILDING, AFTER - FIGHT WITH OFFICERS I Ilf T h e A ssoelK lrd I ' r r s n (H e T he A aao rln lrd I 'r r s a l The S.nfurd base ball club will open BELFAST, May 23.—Ulster author­ Saturday will bo one of the biggest BREST, May 23.—British vice coun|U Karon two w«k» from today, with aul hero announced today 102 of those ities today arrested every officer of days In the history of Sanford when a two-day scries with the fast I als aboard the Egypt were missing, of the Irish Republican army that could there will be mnny thousands of vis­ fr0O Palatka, on the »mo diamond whom sixteen arc passengers nnd the be found in six counties of Northern itors here from every part of east that « u used last year, at the corner bnlance the crew. Ireland. Hundreds were seized in sur­ nnd south and centrnl Florida and prise round ups, most of them being they will be representative men from of French unil Ninth. This pirk will be put into flrlt claii taken from bed. Ulster government every walk of life for the Shrinen BREST, France, May 23.—The sec lhape before that time and the San­ ond steamship accident on the French announced thnt the members of tho have that kind of men. They will . ford players will all have at leaat a coast in -18 hours was reported yester­ Negro Assaulted Aged Woman and Courts Were Irish Republican army, Irish Republip hcro FrilI(|y ni|(ht many of week’s work-out before the curtain ris­ can Rrotherhood, Irish Volunteers, thom who come from „ ditUnco and day, when news was received here that Slow in Conviction Sinn l-ein, Girl Guides nnd Roy Scouts mnny 0f (hem will remain over Sones on the opener, tho freighter Saint I’ntris had gone “Lefty" Robinson, who pitched for ashore in th* fog off Cnpc lizard. An nre liable to arrest and prosecution. UUy They w,„ Ic, vp carci nnd wor. Sanford in 1916, during the Sanfordrics behind them nnd como to San* —....... , . . . . r„i„n. /or inquest has been commenced over the IRWINTON, Georgia, May 23.—A mob stormed the Wilkinson BELFAST, May 23. Officially s n -. f ord f„r n time nnd they will Orlando scries, am » .98 men and women who lost their lives county jail early today and after a battle in which one guard and , k , I V . , , . « m «»di t a j l# , h0 , inkllw 0( u ,, ,„ J one mobman were slightly wounded, removed Jim Denson, a negro nounced this afternoon that three hun- 1hnvc |t for S tnfonl wi|| be turned n « .lw d ..n <W. ™ J “ " Orl.nt«f liner E ^ p t by .he French sentenced to hang June 16th, on a charge of criminal assault. After dred Sinn Feiners nnd n majority of ov#r lo thcBo Jo,|y ^oo.l fcllowe and the S.nlonl f»»» r.n he »..nre I t frj|fh to r „„ s „ urJny r |„ h t. An getting the negro the mob placed a rope around his neck nnd hur­ them Irish Republican army officers, they will be given a real good tlm* while they are here. th rl.'t I ,.,t <rt s.nfonl nut 1Inve.llRiiUnn hna been or.lcrc.1 tn n.- ried off in automobiles. No trace of the negro has been found but have been rounded up. d.l, I, toI,.-Hie with lh . Sintord out^ , u.„m, hip. n „ , „ h|ch It behoove* every citizen of San­ authorities are convinced he was lynched. Denson was convicted fit on there two dnys. TWO MORE LETTERS ford then whether he bo a Shrincr or was only nine miles from tho Egypt here more than two years ago on the charge of assaulting a 72 year The Sanford Club is just about all not to elenn up tho city and decorat* IN THE DAUGHERTY when Hie ill-fntcd liner went down, old white woman. A long legal battle followed in which Denson s signed up now nnd we are going to be MORSE AGREEMENT the city nnd put Sanford in appl* failed to respond to S. O. S. calla. execution was postponed several times. The case was finally represented by just as good, if not a pic order for the advent of the ShrinTwo hundred and thirty survivors reached in the United'States Supremo Court which nffirmed the better club that any of tho independ­ ers. (Hr Tke Am m Is IM PrfMl havo been landed here. lower court’s verdicts. ent clubs of the state. WASHINGTON. May 23.—Re­ Sonu< of the Shrincrs here estimst* Vessels arc patrolling the scene of Games will bo scheduled wlth_ St. newing his attack on Attorney the crowds between three and four the disaster in the hope of making Augustine, Ocala, Gainesville and- oth­ Genernl Daugherty in Senate yester-' Thousand people and there may b* further rescues and to pick up hqdies. er towns supporting good clubs and day, Senator Caraway, Democrat, mnny more than thi* number within .Twenty-two bodies have been recov­ those attending tho games this season Arknnsas, placed in the Congressional the gates of tho city on that day. The ered up to tho time this dispatch was will more than receive their money’s Record alleged copies of two more Sanford spirit of hospitality mast b* filed. worth. shown on Snturdny as never befor* The Egypt soiled for Bombay from There are no contributions being nnd our city must go down in history London on Friday, carrying 44 pasasked to support our club this year, i interested in obtaining tho release ns one of the Unfit oases in the des­ songers and a crow of 21*1. but every one wishing to help this —-------------from the Atlanta penitentiary of ert to which the pilgrims and th* Captain Barxic of tho Seine said tho cause slung can do so by seeing Chas. fog was so dense thnt it was absolute­ Cleaning Up of Movie Industry Also Advocated by cimrie. w. Morse, the ship butider, Nobles of the Mystic Shrin* hav* Britt now nnd securing a season tick­ Tho letters, published yesterday In ever walked their camels nnd eleet that will make the cost of the games ly impossible to receive any wnrning Churchmen ' a local newspnper, Senator Carsway phnnta and the City of Jacksonville of danger. less to the holder. said, vowed that Mr. Daugherty was and the buzz wagons and other mods* ••TVioro b«v« H»?n fw- time: vhcr. ! T-rsorrov; ilcra'd will .Miry iuv engaged as counsel in the ense be­ of travel. The Dally Herald will is* ' (Hr Tkr laanrlntrd I’rraal own hands. To do so would lie only cause he had the confidence of for­ sue n special morning daily paper names of those who have purchased ever saw such thick wosther,” said tho JACKSONVILLE. May 23.-Thc tickets and if your name is to be captain. “I was on tho lookout, listen­ Southern Baptist convention voted fin­ n double crimo; n crime against the in­ mer President Taft who rommuted especially for the Shriners and ther* among them, get your ticket at once. ing for fog horns. Our speed had al adjournment nt 12:20 p. m. yester­ dividual sought to be punished nnd a Mr. Morse's fifteen year sentence, nnd will bo all k'nds of preparations mad# Three dollar tickets are being sold been reduced to five knots. Suddenly day, nftcr adopting the report of the crime against society nnd government chnrged that Mr. Daugherty had for this big event. L*t the people of that are good for general admission to there was an enormous mass ahead of social service committee denouncing as a whole.......... Under tho principles “abused" Mr. Taft’s confidence. Sanford turn out that day and make all the games between now and the us. My bows went clean through its moh> rub*, expressing conviction thnt of tho Amecrian government every One of the letters purported to be the stay of tho Shriners nnd their side. The two ships separated, and af­ first of August. Six dollar tickets are the motion picture shows must be man charged with a crime Is entitled from Thomas B. Felder, New York Indies one of tho most pleasant In th* goo-1 for the entire season, while the ter twenty minutes I found tho other cleaned up or destroyed nnd making to n fair trial in open court by n jury attorney, nlleged to have been asso­ annals of the Mystic Shrine and hav* ten dollar tickets give you parking vessel on her port side. She had turn­ many recommendations. Efforts were of his peers with the right of calling ciated with Mr. Bnughcrty in the them carry nwny with thorn nothing witnesses to his defenso nnd having all space fur your enr thnt Is reserved ed turtle. *'! ordered all my boats launched, made to amend the report to put the the facts duly and judicially consider­ Morse pardon ense. The other, al­ but pleasant memories of Sanford, for you the entire season. This mnkes convention on record as denouncing leged to have been wrlttten by Frank the City Substantial. the co*t of these games very light and nnd life belts were thrown into the the present “commercialized motion ed. Any other procedure is mob rule L. Seeley, editor of the Atlantn Geor­ as money is needed now to pay for sea. We rcmnlned until nearly mid­ picture Industry" instend of seeking and if adopted generally will ultimate- gian, to Mr. Felder, said thnt Mr. the new equipment thnt is now on night, picking up 29 passangers and reform of certain features of it, hut ly undermine nnd overthrow cvery- Morse owed his liberty nnd his life TAMPA VOTING BONDS FOB IIABHOR IMPROVEMENT the way uml the fixing up of tho park, about 200 members of the crew. Also these failed nnd tho chief amendment thing we hold dear. Public meetings "to your nnd Mr. Daugherty’s efforts" You will be doing n good deed to your­ we found four bodies.” LOOKING TO THE FUTURB adopted wns one deprecating alleged may be called, in mnny instances Mr. Seeley said his Interest was self as well as the club and thu inter­ Survivors told thrilling stories of efforts of certain portions of the secu- ought to bo called, nnd every citizen “purely philanthropic." Both letters ( H r T h.- A t t o f l a l r l I 'r w * ) ests of U«e ball by getting your tick­ the tragedy, with tho water filled with lar press to discredit enforcement of should stand out openly for fundamen iiojc 1917 dates. struggling figures, whose cries could TAMPA, May 28.—A six hundred et now. the prohibition laws. ■tnl American principles. thousand dollar municipal bond elec­ Let your parking apace reserved be­ bo heard through the fog, pleading to Mob rule and recent burning of ne"Your commission feels," the report SPECIAL GRAND JURY be snvod. The rescue work was goldtion is being held here today. The grocB w„ ,,enouncetl by a number of continued, "that we cannot too strongfore it is too late, and remember the oe saveo. sue rescue TO CONSIDER FRAUDS proceeds would be used for a com­ season opens two weeks from today ^ u speakers in discussion of that portion ly urge . non our pastors and churches women in tho wntcr. It wns too foggy mercial harbor nnd dock Improve­ ON WAR CONTRACTS •t four p. m. of thi* report devoted to lew and order the inij otl *«? not becoming allied nnd dark to direct the work otherwise. ments. which urged fair trials for nil accused with or giving approval and support ( I l f T S r X «M irln (rd H r ro a l According to a representative of the nnd added, “We cannot too strongly to anymovementor organization that * VI ION \|. SINN FEIN WASHINGTON, May 23.—The se­ Peninsula and Oriental Line, Miss V. urge upon our pnstors nnd tho church-! violates or tend* to violate these sa­ lection of a special grand Jury to FORTY NINE EMPLOYEES RATIFY AGREEMENT II. Boyer lAd Mrs. M. L. Sibley, Amer­ cs the importance of not becoming al- cred nnd fundamental principles." NEW YORK POSTOFFICE consider the ntlcgrd fraud* in con­ REGARDING ELECTION ican missionaries, nre missing. R. S. HAVE CRIMINAL RECORDS "Your commission feels," the re­ nection with tho government war Bed with or giving support nnd ap­ Be van end nnother American passeng­ port continued, "thnt we cannot too proval to any movement or organiza­ contracts wns begun todny with the t.i • T’l r •'••< w ln(r4 I’r r a n l (Il7 T h r l*M>rlalrS P r f M l * 1 H i . IN, Ireland, May 23.—Ard er were reported rescued. .Their homo tion that violntcs or tends to violate" strongly urge upon our pnstors and prospects the Jury would be complet­ WASHINGTON, May 23.—Tho dis­ addresses arc not known. Bevnn said I’M*, national Sinn Fein organisa­ the law. There was no specific refer­ churchcB the importance of not becom­ ed by tomorrow night. covery through Anger prints that for­ tion. ti *lsy ratified the agreement he wns just dressing for n late dinner ence to any organization. ing allied with or giving approval nnd ty nine of the four hundred and sixty *'d lust week by factions of the when the crash occurred. The convention voted to Invite Wm. support to any movement or organi­ The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. employes of tho registry division in “ I was Just putting on my dinner '•■d Lirvann, regarding elections J, Bryan to addresn its noxt annual zation thnt violates or tends to violate the New York postoffice had crimin­ #! d . ■mpoxition* of the government. coat and vest, when there wns a ter­ meeting in Knnsas City in adopting these sacred nnd fundamental princi­ Tho time hns come when our churches al records, it was reported to Presi­ rific Jolt," he said. "It threw me ples." as such must lake a positive position dent Harding today by acting postagainst the state room wall. I imme­ resolutions of appreciation ordered illlsn REPUBLICAN ARMY “We hope Mr. Hays and the pto- against the corrupt nnd corrupting mnstcr general Bartlett upon his re­ thnt "the especial thanks of tho body diately put on my overcoat nnd ran IS ILLEGAL ASSEMBLY bo extended to the Associated Press ducers will keep up their work," It evil. Undoubtedly tHe parents are turn from Investigation af the New SAYS IRISH PREMIER to the deck to see what had happened." for its news reports of/the session#.." said. “Regardless of what they do we Inrgely responsible. Your commis­ York office. All of the forty-nine Enforcement of the law is now the must demand the enactment of laws sion would appeal with nil possible have Iteen dropped from the service, PLANT CITY VOTING main task of prohibitionists, declared for strict censorship in each state. The emphasis to al! our people, especially Bartlett said. LONDON, May 23.—At today’s ON MUNICIPAL BONDS the report of the aocial service com­ morals of our young people must not to tho pnstors nnd parents, thnt this taretinj, 0f th0 pftr|inmrnt of NorthFOB BIG IMPROVEMENTS mittee. It isso condemned the mod­ lie corrupted by tho public exhibition growing menace shall ho checked nnd Have you lost or found anything T *rn ,r'l«nd. Sir James Craig, Prcmern dance, race track gambling and of the eternal triangle nnd other dis­ abolished.’ ” | A Herald Want Ad will help yon. •«r. announced the Irish Republican (H r T k e A M w I a l r l . I’r f H ) plays of indecency and lust. »rni> M been proclaimed Illegal asPLANT CITY, May 23.—The prop­ violation of tho Snbbatb and urged “In our last annual report speaking thnt Baptists demand strict censorship •entbiy, Myi „ u«lfssat dispatch. erty "holder* here are voting today on of the modern dance and its increas­ for motion plctuft*. a one houndred and fifty thousand Referring to tho appointment of ing prevalence following the war, we Have you lost or found anything T dollar municipal bond issue. A new Will H. Hays as head of tho motion said: A Herald Want Ad will help you. city hall is among the projects. picture producers’ association, the re­ " ‘Another gromr nnd growing evil port, which was one of the final mat­ must be mentioned. It is tho modern ters of the last business session of the dance. One of-Ute most serious and convention, expressed the hope that menacing by-pruducta of the world Mr. Hays will cxcrciao what is sup­ war is the gicat increase in the dance posed to be his great power for a evil and the extravagant extremes to thoorugh cleanup in the whole picture which It has gono. It is accompanied husineta. The committee expressed by immodest dance, by close physical approval of the banning of the "Fatty contact of the sexes, by lack of re­ Arhuckle pictures" and declared "much straint. it is undoubtedly doing much more Is needed. It will take a flood to undermine tho morals of our young people. It is beyond question that in of sunlight to purify the region." Under the head of law enforcement many cases it leads to moral wreck and ruin. The time has come when the commission said: “It cannot help. It can oqjy hurt from every pulpit strong and persist­ Harry Lee bought his Fez in advance, but he could for individuals to take the enforce­ ent protest must ho made and wise Not Crow ment of* the law and Justice into their and faithful teaching must be given. William T. Wheeless will also be in position MOB RULE AND DANCING DENOUNCED BY BAPTISTS AT THE BIG CONVENTION 7 ;/^ \ t e e * A f �»5 V ffW ■? :''A .v/;afP f® 3 y ■. * *^.S^KfSz ' i! jj ‘ ■ 4* l Slr»? *•« m I* -------Classified Ada Sc a line. No taken for leaa than 25e. (yM and positively no claaalfied M ada charged to anyone. Caah ta moat accompany all ordera. H Count fire worda to a line M and remit accordingly. FOR SALE B l ' . » PERSONALS City ia Shrincra. 'perking up" for the KU KLUX KLAN PLAYED PART IN SHIELDS’CASE SANFORD’S : ' — tonightTEMPERATURE : dorismay SPORTS WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY * Florida Slate League Tampa at Jacksonville. Orlnndn at Lakeland. Daytona at SL Petersburg. MRS. SIIIBI.nS WROTE TO KLAN HEADQUARTERS—INVESTIGA­ TION LED TO HER ARREST Sanford ia being advertised by her progressive citirons. I nr Tfcr Aaaorlalrg I’rraat DELAND, May 22.—One of the Now for the big improvements of most Interesting features in connec­ nil kinds and n moat busy summer. tion with the case of Mrs. Alice Three are as .many new homes go- shields, charged with murder as a reJing up In Sanford now ns any other ^ of ^ <h)oUng to ,lcBth of hcr : city can l» ~ t ln jl» aou.h. hotb. nd> wlnUm A. SMeU.. n .ar YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida Stats league No games scheduled. i South Atlantic Association No games scheduled. -------Sunday yesterday, Monday today and If nothing happens it will be Tuesday tomorrow and unless it rains it will be Wednesday the next day and in ease it does rain it will be Thursday the day after and then if it persists in remaining dry it will be Friday the next day and then it apito of all wo can do It will be Saturday and Shriners dny Saturday and after that no one will care whether any more days come for a white or not. But it ia glorious weather nevcrtheless and Sanford is coming. Why worry about a little thing*llkc the weath­ er? 9:1 A. M. MAY 22, 1922 Maximum ............. 94 Minimum_______ 68 Range ............ ... .... .•__ 67 Rnromctcr ...... 30.06 Rnin ............ 05 Calm and clear. M ra ra ^ ra M ■» Mi ra —IN— “BOY CRAZY” A spurkling Hix-part Coat*! drama Also FOX NEWS Mi ** M IM Mi •* American l.eague Remember the band concert will here the night of February 6, last, Tomorrow—William De.Mifc At Washington 8, Chicago 1. FOR SALE, in no he at Central Park tomorrow WB!, the pnrt played by the Ku Klux production, “Bought and p3 At New York 6, St. Louia 6. first class n|ght but will be given Friday night Klnn which lend to the arrest of Mrs. For* with Agnes Ayres uj Others not scheduled. shape, 1250 terms or 1200 caah. 490 ftt people* ifnnk corner. Shields. Several stories of the partic­ Jack Holt, also A Snub p«i , lard Comedy. Model.—Rive & Walker, in old Ford ipation of the Klnn have been told and Mi Garage. dh-tfp National l.eague Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Anderson and the different verlsoni have resulted In At Cincinnati 5. New York 1. little daughter, Beatrice of Lakeland n misunderstanding of the purported 5 mmilDIBEimElEllES At Chicago 4, Brooklyn 8. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank facts. At St. Louia 3, Boston 4. Mrs. Shields was to have been plac­ 1*011 SALK —Second hand piano, In Graham at their attractive homo on Others not scheduled. to! For quick results, try a w«t u. Sanford Heights. ed on trial at DeLnnd last Monday but good condition.—W. A. Knyncr, Cel­ with the work of selecting the jury ery Avenue. 48-5tp Southern Association $1,000 Guaranteed Roach Kill*,-! IQ Tho Municipal Hand will nott nhave virtually" underway it wns discovered FOR SALE)—Fine i n o celery c c i P r y farm, m n iii i" i /v i t . L. P. McCuller’s. ^ At Chnttnnoogn4, Birmingham 7. rich hammock land, cultivated ,he rcK u,nr concert In Central Park two of the state's principal wiutnesses acres At Memphis 2, Atlanta 4. 10 years. Crop on It now. Two flow- ‘"morrow night hut will have a con­ Mrs. Lillian Ferrell, of Enu Claire, At Nashville 7, New Orleans 3. ing wells, 8V4 acre, tiled; also thirty ^ Friday night at the I eoplc. Wit., and H. L. IJerry, of Y/oycrosa, Others not scheduled. ELITE DRESSMAK­ acres hammock adjoining with one ,,ank corm r for thLc / H’np,U of thc «»-. had not been subpoenaed and had well and small part cleared, near *<,v*ncr «u" r'1 ,,f Shr‘ner»- Concert rcturned to their homes. State AtING PARLORS American Association Cameron City. Apply to owner for un'1 ■trcl‘t ,lnncc nt that Umr' Tcl1 torney George A. DeCottea as a conDresses, Children's Frocks. I’ltuo# At Toledo 5-0, Columbus 0-2. sequence moved for contlnuonce of all kinds hemstitching. | National League particulars. Herbert O. Crinpen, R. your Wends. At Milwaukee 0-7, Knnsas City Now York _____ 20 thc trial until tho fall term, n request Apartments. 1 32-12p R. A. Dox 180. 5-8. Palm Springs is again the mecca which the courtgranted, St. Louis ____ 19 1 FOE SAI.E—lf» acres orange grove, for those who want to take n cool At Louisville 0-2, Indianapolis 4-0. Pittsburg .......... Mr. DeCotteaexplained to newrpa16 1 fine land, about 400 old bearing plunge these warm days or to enjoyper mpn the Ku Klux feature in del l i m i l U M H I I I I I l l |||a At St. Paul 4, Minneapolis 2. Chicago .......... 16 1 orango and grapefruit trees. Alio pe­ the beautiful scenery In n picnic par- tall in order toget that anglo of the Cincinnati __ 16 ] can, peach, grapes, pears and other ty and spend the day there. Palm CBSC cleared up. Mm. Shields was nrInternational League Brooklyn ........ 13 1 fruit trees on Golden Lake, 3 Vi miles Springs is undoubtedly one of thc At Buffnlo-Toronto; rain. rested nt St. Cloud some time after Philadelphia ...».... 11 1 south of Sanford. Also another 4Vi most popular resorts In this part of At Rochester 8, Syracuse 4. the death of Shields and after Assist­ Boston --------------9 1 acres of fine rich, cultivated pine land the state. At Jersey City 2-8, Reading 5-9. ant State Attorney R. S. Mott had with about 75 old bearing orange and At Newark 2-0, Baltimore 5-2. been pioleted there by an unidentified Southern Association grapefruit trees, and about 75 pecan Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Dingrc left this trees, on Silver Lake. Apply to own­ morning for their home In Dunedin member of the Klnn. LEAGUE STANDING Won I>ost After the arrest of Pete Smith, a er, Herbert 0. Crippcn, R. R. A. Rox after spending a week here the Florida State League Mobile ______ 24 14 negro, ns n suspect, and Mrs. Shields’ 180._______________________ 32-12p guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Won Lost Pet. Little Rock -------- 21 16 .650 New Orlenns ......... 20 15 14 FOR SALE—Eight room house, on Mr. and Mrs. Dingec are old residents nnd attempted to nssnult hcr, Mrs. iSt. Petersburg .... 26 15 .634 Birmingham h Park avenue, nil conveniences, just of Sanford nnd havo many friends Shields went to St. Cloud to thc home Lakeland ........... . 26 With every dollar cash purcht* I ......... 21 21 .600! Memphis JL.'. rcfinlnshcd. Very easy terms.—A. P. here who gave them a warm welcome. of her father, I- S. Davis, n Union Tampa you get a ticket Rood for w 21 .475 j Nashville __ Connelly. 48-tfc Mrs. Mary Ihileston and Mr4. J. N. army. veteran who hnd settled in St. Orlando ......... ...... 19 FREE chance on this ThoDr*! Dnytonn ................ 1R 22 .450 Chattanooga Signal Lamp. FOR SALE—Potato barrels in nny Whltner accompanied the Dlngces to!Cloud nliout fifteen years ago. From 12 29 .293 Atlanta ...»..... quantity, special prices on car lota, Dunedin nnd will lie their guests for there Mr. DeCottea asid Mrs. Shields Jacksonville...... correspondence solicited, Clearwater several days. wrote a letter addressed to "Tho American l.eague 666 curea Bilious Fever. 30-onw-20tc G IV E N AW AY JULY 3RD, 1)9 Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. B-tfc -------. , Leader of the Ku Klux Klnn" in AtWon Lost Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Brown nnd lit|BnUl( (jB, she declared she wns hoFOR SALE!—Warehouse with R. R. 12 The Herald la selling out tho lint persecuted and needed help and New York .......... 23 aiding. Within four blocks of center tlo daughters of Deland wore in the St. I.ouis 20 13 of box stationery, to make room for city yesterday the guests of Mr. nnd naked thnt n Klnnsmnn he sent to see of city. Philadelphia 16 15 other goods. You can get the very Mrs. R. J. Holly and made n trip to hcr. Tho letter added that while she Ceo. W. KNIGHT Detroit 15 17 latest styles of stationery balow cost I'nlin Springs. Mr. Brown is one of knew many men in this section were 272-tfc Boston 13 15 for the next two weeks. the busiest men in the state nnd is Kinnsmen she did not know them nnd 105 Palmetto Avenue FOR SALE—Watermelons nt James Cleveland ......... . 15 1R Marcsco's Fruit Stand. 48-2tn n hustler of thc real kind. He is if B member were sent to her, tho lot- Washington .... 15 19 Rub-My-TIsm, an antiseptic. SANFORD FLORIDA| City Manager of DeLnnd, Secretary trr „hc hn(| mailed to Atlanta could be FOR HALE—A real bargain, 1919 of the Commercial Club, hnnd of the exhibited as a means of identification. Chicago — ............ 12 20 ' 30-oaw-20tc four passenger wire wheel Cadillac Poultry Association, head of the Fair Headquarters of the Klnn in Atlanta * eight, in A -l'shapo. Must sell nt Association, a poultry fancier nnd ordered thnt the local Klnn send n once. Phori 123, Arcade Auto Sup­ successful chicken raiser, an orange member to Mrs. Shields and the letter, ply, Daytona. Fin. Ask for Mr P L. Kiusm .tmi funner ami in hail a Uoz Sanforcrs New StorePhone 127 us she hnd instructed, wns given thc Clifton. 47 nt? en other propositions. messenger ns credentials Mr. DeFOR SALE 07CLEASE^One 20"acre, Cottes snid. Mrs. Shields wns interone 10 acre Sanford ave. walking Mrs. Hunt nnd daughter, Miss Helen viewed by u Klnnsmnn and thc inter­ distance to city. Two lots corner Hunt of Jacksonville spent yesterday view resulted in the mailing of n coin­ Center nnd Elm ave. Two lots west here tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. munlcntion from thc Klnn to Mr. side Palmetto uve., 60 ft. from Elev­ B. Znchry. Miss Hunt is the society Mott. enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, editor of the Timos-Union nnd recog­ The Klan's communication signed, 10 Stores in Georgia-1 Store In Floridi owner, 115 N. Spring St., Lot Ange­ nized ns one of the best in the pro­ "Committee of Investigation, Knights les, CnliL^ 288tf; 29-tf fession. Miss Hunt is also a gradu­ of the Ku Klux Klnn," informed Mr. FOR SALE—Gasoline pump and 180 ate of the Woman’s College at Tal­ Mott thnt if he wanted to learn the gallon tank.—L. E. Roper. Phone lahassee and has been admitted to the purported fncta surrounding the kill­ 100-______________ 30-tfc liar. Her old home was nt Oakland ing of Shields he must meet in n ho­ 9 in Oninge County nnd hcr father LADIES’ FOR SALE—A practically new piano. wns well known here where he laid tel in Orlando nt n designated time a messenger unknown to him but who High grnde, walnut finish for cash. out thc old Orange Belt Railway nnd 9 $150.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp afterward many of the newer rnil- know tho Assistant sttoroey by sight. 32-in. wide, in Brown, Tan, Pink nnd Mr. Mott followed instructions und up­ One-Strap FOR SALE!—Ford Sedan.—L. F. Rop­ rnnds in the state. Miss Hunt has on meeting the messenger was piloted Blue, yard— er. Phone 160. 39-tfc been in Orlando for tho past week to St. Cloud. FHlt 8 ALU-New five room bungalow where he suit against Stetson Uni­ , At St. Cloud the assistntn nttomey, ■ should doublo in value in tho next versity nnd Dr. llully was success­ in the presence of three strangers, few years. Water nnd electric lights. ful nnd in which she wns awarded hut whom he wns informed were $ 1,400.—A. P. Connelly. -IR-tfc a verdict of $25,000 damages, I Klanstnvii, obtained a lengthy statenicnt from Mrs. Shields. Thc state­ S i FOR SALE—Wood range, nlmnst new REFRIGERATOR SALE ment typewritten, wns signed by the also other household goods. Apply THAT IS A SALE----LADIES’ to Mrs. Carroll, corner Eighth ami 20 PER CENT OFF Kinnsmen, as witnesses, on the lower left hnnd corner of thc last sheet. Laurel Ave, 47-2tp Then the Kinnsmen tore their signuin toduy’s Herald is nn advertise­ tines out of tho sheet, retaining tho 36-in. wide, in Black nnd Blue, ynrd FOR RENT ment of the Sanford Furniture Co., hit of pnper containing them. Mr. Mott FOR RENT—Cool, ioT furnished bed railing attention to n sale on refrig­ declurrs he does not know the identity rooms, $.1.00 per week, or rooms nnd erators—the celebrated McKee re­ of the witnesses and the statement, In One-Strap board $8.25. Apply 600 I.uurcl ave­ frigerator thnt is known far and the files of the state attorney, has a wide ns one of the best refrigerators nue. 48*2tp cn the mnrkct. Seamless porcelain large section of thc last sheet missing, FO R R E N T —C o tta g e .- ■J. Mils soil. the missing bit bearing the names of 47-3tp lined refrigerators that is a high the Kinnsmen. grnde refrigerator in every respect. FOR RENT—Furnished five room Come in and see them nt the San­ The Kinnsmen gave to thc Assistant apartment with garage. 914 Myr­ ford Furniture Co., in the next ten State Attorney, the letter Mrs. Shields LADIES’ tle Avenue, 45-10tp days nnd get one of these rcnl bar­ wrote to the Atlnntn headquarters and it is understod if it is found necessary F()lt RENT—Furnished house with a gains. to disclose the identity of thc witness­ garage. Apply 107 W. 9th St., or Phono 210. 43-0tp f c i k i K i i q M M m s i m n es to the statement obtained from Mrs. Shields by Mr. Mott the Klnn FOR RENT—Rooms nnd kitchenette. may do so. Mrs. Shields wns ordered —Shirley Apartments opposite post arrested nnd charged with murder by offire, upstairs. 28-tfc Mr. Mott because he said the state­ FOR RENT—T w o unfurnished rooms, Xn For Florida: Pnrtly cloudy ■ ment wns so widely at variance with ■■■ bath, for llghthousckccping. Good tonight and Tuesdny; prob­ *:| her previous stories of the killing. location. Apply "R. S.", euro of Her­ Another feature of the case around ably loenl thundershowers Px ald Office. G-tfc P:\ which many stories have ben built wns on Tuesdny. PAY CASH FOR RENT—Two desirable rooms, s~c | the amount of life insurance Shields furnished. Call 318-W before 8 or ■ ■ M Rl M U left. The authorities at different II after 6 n. in. 48-6tp -Save the Difference j times having stated they were proceed­ Buy for Lessing on the theory thnt Shields was NOTICE! WANTED To all Me'nlH'fN of thc Sar.ford killed ns a result of n plot to renlize WANTED—Small cottage, unfurnish­ on his insurance, rumor hnd it that Country Club: ed or hnlf of house, or unfurnished \^i provided in the Charter there tho insurance wns as grent us $10,­ housekeeping rooms. Address "Per­ will Yie a meeting‘Tuesday evening, 000. The actual amount, according to manent,' P. O. Box 548, Sanford. 34-p May 21rd, at 8 o'clock in the Court 'the State Attorney, wns $2,012. Mrs. .WANTED TO HUY—Glass show case House -to consider nnd adopt Ity ; Shields has stated her husband had also iic cream cabinet. Address I.ohm and for the transaction of such borrowed front one of the bunks $1,­ other business ns may properly come 400 against the policy, leaving a bal­ luTorr the meeting.. All subscribers ance of dnly $642, with which several bills Shields hnd contracted in DcLand should lie present. • amounting to between $300 nnd $400 8. O. Cl! AHE. President 47-2tp had to be met. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■■MM****- "*1 LAMP a } r ■ t ■ i ) SyU ✓ / r .1 _ ■l tr. it .1 FREE! Jar in ). r •• jjS E IH n iP H R jIT Iig ig u CHREVOLET Ml . ■'—— : CLASSIFIED : ADS BMC •»• • *»•> 1922 PAGE SDL ■P V " ' 1 '1 J nv ^ F. P . Rines The Churchwell Co. ifL’i;: SOISETTE if H 50c TAFFETA $1.75 r GEORGETTE AND CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS THE WEATHER : $4.98 WHITE CANVAS PUMPS s s $2.50 WHITE REIGN CLOTH PUMPS $ 4.50 WHITE REIGN CLOTH LACE OXFORDS $ 4 .5 0 The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKAjLOCj ■ g ■ * �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1924 Iota where new building, ry, in the absence this way will more than cover the tempt to stretch the money over the ventilation that they should have who find it larger area by putting down cheap ' " ' “ ‘ i r cost of your membership. of a curb market, to handle parishablo and especially is this true of the ru r­ roads. |lgna placed on all this i>rt.J~. * oal schools where the children are .product*, are not oppoaed to tho PrIUAH •***/ ifInM ** •!•*»« The best roads are the cheapest in tog the visitors to the 11RICK PAVING THE BEST. te r i l U t IWr»l4 aalMlub >*r housed up in four wklis with but very ket, but on tho contrary rather favor the long run and brick roada are cer­ Sanford intends doing in L J N At, , •■■fart, Fla. little ventilation except that which it as relieving them of u business that Seminole county has tried almost ev­ tainly the best. For the city paving It tog line. It means much to u»iT5 sweeps in through one window or is not at all profitable, looks like the sand filled brick streets and is the finest bit 0f one door and provsa to bo a danger"Advance information is that prices ery kind of paving known and it is rtiu n u u would not only be the best and most that we could design. ^ ous draft Instead of healthy venti!a-|of fresh country produce will be much demonstrated almost beyond the shadeconomical but would be about the collar -----------— — _ ». J. HOLLY., an lower than it is now possible to secure ow 0f n doubt that provided freight f . i . lillaho . »H»ur/-TwM«r»* tion. The Palm Beach Post in | it. This Is due to two causes, first rfttes nre lowered brick is not only the only kind that enn be tom up to allow LUMBERMEN OF STATP IL A. JVKBL________ Oaaaral Maaaaar editorial on tho subject says: a L. IRWIN___ Ctrralatlaa *••**»» for repairs. CONVENTION AT 0 R U % _____ n « » « i n ■» la oi— r. a . ____ "Thorc are very few days here when that the overhead expense of tho re- bc8t paving but the cheapest On ac* -----------o----------tail merchant in handling, and his loss count of the excessive freight rates A ltrn b la i lialra M il, Kaawa aa classes could not be held In the open _______ AaaUaallaa___________ air with comfort. Floors and a roof in decay will be eliminated, and see- S ORLANDO, May 23.—Welcons BUSINESS AND WATERWAYS i eminole county could not use brick in behalf of the city of Orlando wu * Haharrlallaa Prt** la AOraara ond that there will be a central diatriblast paving of roads and other mnare needed of course os are Inner Oa* Year .........—--------- ———IM* tended to nearly a hundred All signs point to rapidly improv It* Hoalka .. , . ■. M* walls and partitions but certainly ev­ utlon point and there will be a mini- tcrials were used with tho result that DelleereA ta CUT *T f arrier tativea of the lumber induatrTk lug business and consequently In­ tho advocates of brick paving are now Oa* W eak --------------------- - U C*«ta ery class room could have ono side mum of unsold products. Florida yesterday morning 8t creasing demands on all kinds of "It is a step in tho right direction moro strongly entrenched than ever Tke his 13- <• »-**»* W7e*klr H*r- i'ompletelf open with screening and and if given proper support may be aruj wh|lc |t is not certain that brick transportation. opening session of tho third uaT Referring to this l l l *atlr*lr Paeeta leaalaale Caaaly nwnings for ordinary weather and asl la piklUke* errrr Frl4a j. Alter- glass which could be dropped Into the means of establishing regular city paving will be used in the new city situation, J. Adam Bede, former con­ convention of the Florida Lumber m (lalaa rate* a a l r kaawa aa avaUaaMillwork Association, ty Msyor I Uoa. Ileaiavratl* la aalltle*. |S U T*r place to keep out rain or occasional market, advantages of which are ob­ streets that are to be paved it is sure gressman from Minnesota, says: fra*, aiwar* la ai»«M«.___________ G. Duckworth, who declared •th« £ vious. The success, however, of tho •‘When the rebound in business that brick will have a great big look MBMlIMt TIIR ABIOCIATBII I’HKSS chilly winds. dustry represented at this coartttl undertaking will depend on the docomes, the railways will ro t be nblo to in when the materials are up for dis­ "Several privato schools have been The Associated Pres* I* exclusive­ gree to which local housewives sup­ is ono of tho moat important ia tL handle it, and to finance enough ad­ cussion. The brick roads in this ly entitled to the use for republica­ developed in this direction with ex­ industrial 111, of Florida." m port the movement." ditional trackage to handle tho busi­ county that have not stood up to the cellent results and the only conceiv­ tion of all news dispatches credited to The sessions opened »t the Eate ness would cost more to interest traffic arc the brick roads that were able reason for not building public It or uot otherwise credited in this pa­ per and also the local news published schools In more cr less the same way EVERY MERCHANT, EVERY BUS­ not laid just right in the beginning, charges etch year than $272,000,000, 1,0101 with W. Tylander, of f*, is that it has never been done, which INESS MAN, EVERY GROWER that had a poor quality of brick and 1the estimated cost of the St. Law- ^ ercp» presiding. In a brief herein. that had no permanent curbing. The reneo waterway project. The la tte r ^ '1’ Prpsklcnt called attention to th AND SIIIITF.it SHOULD JOIN All rights of republication of spec­ js no reason at all. In short it seems brick roads that were laid right with (eventually will pay for itself, out of Krowtb of the association and urjd ial dispatches herein are also re­ downright silly that our boys and TUB WATER TRAFFIC the right kind of brick are good yet the sale of electricity developed. " ,nt membership adopt the girls should be obliged to spend five served. LEAGUE and those that were laid with cement. "Most of the export stuff is proc°-°peration n si. baai, for an ia or six hours a dey five days a week r u n mi •C I m ; H U ALII BUILDIXO. grouting are almost ns good today as iluced in the Middle West and most ’mdertakingg. Another speaker cooped up in stuffy school rooms I __ ns well ---- be — , The Herald has time and again , tho day they were laid. The brick of the import stuff is used there— '*• •*• “ prominent when........ they might ,just getting their lessons and the benefits ‘ nttA-ntion to th»* Central •’•or- streets of Sanford in the congested »<> why not bring the ocean nenrer."'; Atlanta, who is attending ti, If you don't believe that Sanford is of tho fresh air at the same time. argument has been offer- meeting mpclmK' to ,n the inp interest of MUklA. csUlljk. I , a lt[ ra K w,*ut'’ 1 part of the business district were laid No better nrirument prowing just take a walk or a ride The innovation probably at first ‘ _ manY advantage, of the twelve years ago nnd are tho for this particular project, which *n|' n branch of n lumbermen's orp*. around the city. Houses going up would be the occasion for wander- *’,ltcr 1 ,u ^®cPcn ng of tha 0jjCftt streets in this city or county. happens to be the foremost transpor- '*nt'oneverywhere, so many one can hardly Ing minds on the part of some pupils J ',hn‘ rivt‘r* tht‘ '“woring of Thl,y wcro |ujd r|K(,t, nro widc ami tntlon improvement now interesting ------keep track of them. Sanford will but they would soon become nccus- frLlR" t H’ tf00° wo^ *" have granite curbing and nre almost the country, nnd which, if undertaken| E m p l o y m e n t BUTGRU soon be a city of ten thousand. tomed to the now freedom ami sky the league m many ways and y c t Hs) K„od {od as when they were will doubtless bo tho beginning of a ------------------o and landscape would cease to be dls: there are numerous business men laid. Tho only trouble with them is series nf similar enterprises in every The vocatloral commute* of tb* Bjg. Sanford among other things will tractions. The school gsounds nro who have never ns yet joined the the fact that having been taken up section where natural conditions ness and Professional Women's CIA 0f(t<ri for w„tcr pjpea they nre make thorn possible.—Daytona Jour- requests all young womin dHtriw soon have n ninety picco band ready targe enough so that tho noiso of b ague and it boifins to look as tho bumpyplaces. places.These Thesestreets streets Ml. temp-oyment for the opening of the tourist season. traffic nnd passers-by should not In­ they never would , , join . . . ,t. .™ . .era . . .arc filled — with ...... bumpy i cmp'jrmcnt to regi.ter register ,t nt the 3Fim belt. taken . . , up ...... , , , and, Indeed, tho so many Guess that will hold them for a while. terfere with classes. i National Bank. , ,people * in.. this ..world. that „ , couhl bo now nnd. relnh! Is there any other city in Florida habit of concentration should be 1 eve m letting tho other fellow do made almost as good as new for tho There ate at least six locations in AGNES G. BRUNER, Oi,ir*u , „h that can boast of a ninety piece hand. strengthened just as general health the work and they lay back and get hr|chl| Rrc Rti„ Tho this city where hi’ildings arc being wU, not torn down to make room for new ------- o-------------nnd mental alertness should be im­ the benefits o th.l work. A recent nift|) foot county brick Bargalns found each day by row­ letter sent out to every man to thi. , „ t wj(,cr roa(J(I , or tho buildings. There are other vacant ing the Herald Ads. All we need to do now is to keep proved by a school day passed In the part of the state by the Central Flor­ reason thnt all traffic weight is borne boosting and talking Sanford. There open. strike* "Sooner or Inter there will be a ida,, Water .. Traffic . . Ismguc . . the in one place an devcntually will wear is nothing like having faith in your nn.l on tho head and wo reproduce l t , ftW(iy th„ brick| nnd thp curb. own city. Sanford is growing and trend towards the open air public , .. , ing is of concrete or granite tho curbwill be twenty-five thousand before school In South Florida nnd the Post lulL?' Kv„>- producer, e v .rj .h.pp.r, l» w„ , unJ , , h„ you know it. Get on the wagon and would like to nee it start in Palm fuel every property owner and «Wbriek. .pread. Beach county." blow your horn. zen to the State of Florida of r.ecTl,„ ____ , . -----------o---------. , .... . , . , *no concrete grouted ronds are uneasily must bo vitally Interested In douhu,dly the boflt for tho c0 FLORIDA BASER ALI. BAT Week-ends In Ireland are apent In he d.v.topment of ^ ^ ^ f ro.,!, and the brick sand filled are the FACTORY killing each other. This in rather a the Slate. Before lateral dove opfor the cIty Wc „ the strenuous vacation and one that few ment can progress, a mam artery i,.,,. ......t____ a i n i. i The Tb St. o, Johns > r,llc<1. brlck ro«ds for the cityf on. . ncpeople would endorse. If all the re­ The Brooksville Star tells of an in­ musta ibo established. , . , j .. ,count °f ibe constant taking up of, the teresting nnd very substantial indus­ ports of killings in Ireland are true River runs through a great produc-! t ............ . . a. a__ Connections there la only about three people left try operating to that town—a factory 1ing area, to Sanford, „It ajins deep8t" eU for water which Is specializing in baseball bats, chanel to Palatkn, 05 miles above and with the city owning tho utility over there at the present time. time in the near fuand which will turn out 100,000 this Snnfoid. The project is to doepen the plants at some , ,, , , on a flour sack means the same aa year. The hat* are mndo of ash, A Dutch author who recently mar­ channel to 20 feet from Jacksonville . , . , which Is found in abundance tn tho . 0 . i * * ,n' L t0 come U P an,i ones laid ried an American lady with $8,000,“Sterling” on silverware—the tn Sanford, thence by canal to tho ... , " 000 to her own right says she was great hammocks surrounding Brooks- rEast * . t rCoast n „ . .near p .P T ltn av illn t he0CO ‘ ^ *n endle“ UP th« Titusville, highest standard of quality and Jstreets. This would be a most difhi* inspiration and his Ideal for many vllle. The factory was established down Indian ivivcr* River.,* mill tho mu imniiii 1#i r^ ...*.» . . t ,, ,, , . . .» licult task with any materials except value. Backed by “America’s months. Yes, she could havo been by R. E. Bayles on a very modest Following thi* improvement, n .the _a sand filled brick street. a . H . any fellow’s ideal and inspiration with scale about a year ago, and he had an Ok awaha River, the Wotiwa R ver First M ill” Thus it is apparent that from the exhibit at our fair last year. Through nnd other laterals can lie extended that much money on the string. of experience with all the kindly offices of tho Tampa further into tho interior, connecting i standpoint ■ ----------o-----------FLORIDA GROCERY CO. k* ‘1 , . wit'1 a Sanford citizens can always be board of trade a group of Canndinns lake Couotv point.. o J - ,1 . H - a ' S * ‘ ,S* f “T clt' DISTRIBUTORS, PA LATOA. counted on to do the nm<rr*,«tv« have becnm* Ir.tcrcstcJ So the busi­ anti other Interior roomie, op to ',,l‘ >»■»» bri’k . . . . unJesa n much material of thing. It was to be expected they ness nnd come to Brooksville next water .transportation. . . cheaper ., month. loiter it is anticipated that would pass their more than a half a Major W. C. loimen of the Corp. che.3f.cr co"sl™eti.on cun 1,0 0/ '‘«in«l million dollar bond issue for civic the plant will he greatly enlarged, of Engineers, held an Important “nd ,U W““ld b* Jch' a'K,ri nnlY ,>0C«UM Improvements. Any town that nnd the manufacture of furnitute hearing at Titusvjllo on May lGth. tho freight on brick m almost prohibi8BYMOUR. IND. shows a progressive spirit appeals to will he undertaken. There nre magni­ This was largely attended by mer- .live. The , cheaper, materials would progressive settlers.—Reporter-Star. ficent forests of hnrdwooda in Hernan­ chants, manufacturers, vegetable bnVe b*' something that would em do and Pasco counties, nnd if tho nnd fruit producers and shipper. ,,r*c.0, F1°r d* **nd or materials that —--------o—---------It Is all right to open up the stores transportation problem enn be solved thereof. A large volume of evidence W0UJ d Dot, ‘ak°l°n g hauls on the railat nine o'clock In the morning, it Is there is no doubt that n great furni­ nnd figures, showing un astonishing r"nda ,"nd P*rh“P* lho n8W material all riyht to closo up the stores Thurs­ ture manufacturing business can bo tonnage and the feasibility nnd prnc- nftcr ,i>0,nK jnid wou,d not K‘v« ^ e day afternoons, it Is nil right to ob­ developed. ticnbllity of the project to deepen Kt,,,orn satisfaction of the brick roads, The baseball bat factory is now nnd extend tho Kt. Johns River to the serve every holiday, it is nil right urr ll,,v'nK raaterials Make Your Car Look its Best for for everybody to go awayfor the giving employment to 25 laborers nnd Indian River nnd by tho lateral can- otucr than brick that are cheaper May 27th, Shriners* Day summer—hut—it docs notmake a the number will soon be increased to als to Interior counties was produced. J 1 com*8 ll> paving the excessive city. We have work to do here. Get 75. “Ilomenin" is the registered lt was the concensus of opinion thnt fre*Bnt rates on brick but nil things trade tnnrk of the product at it. a favorable impression was created. lt,nsidered it would seem the height of ^ We are Making u Special Rale for the Neat Two Wecka on \ The business interests of Brooks- With the proper effort by tho people experiment with any kind of ■ SIMONIZING l The candidates are too busy this vlllo should foster this Industry by of Florida wc firmly believe that this >,avln*f mn*‘*riai that hut, not already,■ time to havo nny speaking tours. every reasonable means. It may de­ great Improvement can be secured ,eon P'’ov®n tint! that will stand up ■ Bring Your Car to the Economy Shop and Let tinder the strain of wear and tear of J We note that the Gilehrist-Tram- velop to vast proportions.—Tampa for the State and it* people. U s Dress it Up ® mcll joint dfliitc lasted just two Times. Will you help? Will you show thl' PreMnk timc- w « b»ve had some ■ rounds. The people have no time to your Interest by taking out a mem- c*P*Hence with cheap roads * in the ■ THE CURB MARKET listen nnd the candidates seem to bership in the f>ntrnl Florida Water la#t twclvp months and wh want no J[ have found it out. There is very lit* Traffic league, which-has assumed more of them. We should now build ■ ■ tlo life about the off season enm- Some dny there will come Into being active charge of this great under- tbo bc,t roa*ls thnt money can buy ______________________________ Phone 66 \ the man with one acre or maybe n Inking for your benefit, in fact for *'vcn palgn. on*y a small portion of them 5 1 H P a rk A venue half acre of land in nnd around San­ the benefit nf the entire State? can be built nt a time rather than at- B ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HUNNHNNBUNBBflBBHMHaBa**"111111111 ford who will raise vegetables for the BKTTF.B TYPES OF SCHOOL The time fn- you to help ir now. curb market nnd there will be a curb The last Kivorx nnd Harbors Bill m HOUSES market then nnd this time is not far passed by Congress carried nn appro- ■ The editor of the Herald hns often ln thp future. These men with the printion of $13,000,000 to improve the J wondered why school houses In Klor- MM,I,II patches of land will raise vege- waterways of the United States, The ■ Ida were not better ventilated in a tables, will have n cow, will have sentiment in this movement wns ■ climate where it Is summer for nine chickens nnd will market all their strong enough to increase the bill ■ months of the year. Many of tho stuff right here tn Sanford. You enn- from $27,000,000 to $43,000,000. F lo r-lJ •chool* In Florida seem to ho modeled not fresh vegetables here when idn pays her part of this nppropria- ■ after tho northern schools instead of T°u wunt them—and we mean fresh lion, with the finest natural water- ■ having ventilated type of school thnt Wgetablcs when you want them all ways which can be improved nt much £ one would expect to Florida. While tho time—and you cannot get them less cost than other waterways. ■ it Is true thnt tho greater part of the ns cheaply as you should get them nnd Don't you think Florida is entitled to ■ winter in Florida 1* really summer tho curb market figures from I'alntku Federal aid and her pro-rata shnre £ weather nnd the children do not get in the Herald of yesterday proves this of the millions appropriated for wat- J statement. But the time is coming erwnys ? Don’t "let George do tho ■ when the curb market will come to work." The proposition is up to you ■ JNNNaNNNNN■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Sanford and come to stay. We were a and you should join and contribute 3 on all McKEE SEAMLESS, PORCELAIN few years ahead of our time on the of your Information nnd your efforts ■ curb market just ns we have been to this result. Just remember that and WHITE ENAMEL LINED; also on all about ten years ahead of the times in unity, organization and work there with ever project wo have advocated is strength. Without your support, METAL REFRIGERATORS. This sale does in this city hut the city of Sanford which means the support of tho peo­ usually c.mies to them in time nnd ple, tho League's effort^ must be not include the famous EDDY REFRH*EH^‘ J ‘.he city of Snnford ia coming to the ‘limited. With that support its ef­ curb market nnd when it comes again forts will be irresistable and we can TORS. SALE TO LAST 10 DAYS! it will come under n fine building obtain the object for which wc nre B that will house the farmer* in com­ fighting. This is the time to act, and fort and in this hig market house you no time will be more opportune. Don't can buy anything you need in tho delay. Courtesy nnd Prompt Ser­ vegetable and poultry and dairy line. to nddition to this beneficial result vice Our Motto The Palatkn News says editorially: as n shipper, you can send your ‘‘Beginning tomorrow morning Pa- freight bills to the Leaguo at Orlan­ latkn will again attempt to establish do. These bills will bo checked for ■ a curb market, with farmers pledged excess .'reight and hnndlcd as claims, I’hones 4V7-IB4 s to bring in produce to tie offered to nnd the amount recovered returned WELAKA BLOCK 3 housewives. As the News understands to you less fifteen percent, to cover the retail merrhanta of the city cost of handling. Tho rotcunu in waaaNNNBNaNN ■■■■■■!)■■■■ BBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBraBMBBflBBBBBBBHBBBHBBB'b b b b b b b b b b b b m m m * " " 1111 SANFORD D A ILY , HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. BlisJt ^Milling Co, S I M O N I Z E ! 5 F * itts & W e lls Refrigerator Sale O FF I GROCERIES I j FRUITS [ j AND VEGETABLES A GOOD CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY DEANE TURNER !Sanford Furniture Co. ! �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 23,1924 PAGE THREE w»» awarded the 4500 prlie for the To the Citizens and Tax-Payers of the and Repealing Section 174 of Chapter ADAMS" IS . Lakeland a t St. Petersburg. AUGUST 3, 4. 8— * best editorial article written during City of Sanford, Florida: 8361, Laws of Florida. 1019, Entitled nFST KOVEL OF Orlando at Tampa. Tampa at Daytons. AMERICAN I.IFB the year the test of excellence being Whereas, a petition has been filed in "An Act to Abolish the Present MuniLakeland at Orlando. JUNE 19, 20. 31— clearness of style, moral purpose, the above styled cause by the City of cipal Government of tho City of SanSt. Petersburg at Jacksonvtila. Daytona at Lakeland. Lrff tORK. May 23.-B ooth Tar- sound reasoning and power t$ tnflu- Sunford, Florida, by and through C. ford, County of Seminole, State of AUGUST 7, 8, 9— Jacksonville at Orlando. cnee public opinion in tho ri^ht dir* E. Henry, S. O. Chase, and Forrest Florida, and to Organise, Incorporate St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lon seal" won th" IHl tZer St. Petersburg at Tampa. Lake, comprising the City Commission and Establish a City Government for JUNE 22. 2S, 2 4 I / ji 000 for the American nov- ectlon-” Lakeland at Tampa. The prize of $500 for tho best of the City of Sanford, Florida, set- tho Same, and to Prescribe the Jurispresenting "the wholesome, Orlando at Jacksonville. Day tona at Tampa. M.hJst standards of American at- newspaper cartoon went to Rollin ting forth the fact that un olection diction, Powers and Funotions of Said AUGUST 10. H i 11— ' Jacksonville at Lakeland. L h re of American Hf« nnd mnn- Kirby of the New York World for was held throughout tho City of Ssn- Municipality," Orlando at Daytona. St. PetersbuiV at Orlande. Whereas, said ordinance provides JUNE 26. 27. 28— L .mi manhood." Columbia Uni- his cartoon "On the Rond to Moscow" , ford, Florida, on the 17th day of May, Jacksonville at Tamps. A. D. 1922, to determine whether that for the amendment of Sec. 7; Sec. 97; Li(v announced. The prize winning published August B, 1921. St. Petersburg s t Lakeland. Daytona at S t Petersburg. The New Auric World won the gold certain ordinanco entitled "An Ordl- Sec. 1C4; Sec. 206; and Sec. 217, and t -Alice Adams." AUGUST 14, 15. 1 8 Orlando at Lakeland. £,«ne O'Neill s “Anna Christie" niednl for “the most disinterested, nance Providing for an Issue of Ronds the repeal of Sec. 174 of the charter Lakeland at Daytona. TaAnpa at Jacksonville. _ ii.ooo prize for tho Amon- nnd meritorious public service ren- by the City of Sanford, Florida, in the ' under which the City of Sanford, Flor- JUNE 29, 30—JULY 1— Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. ” pl,iy best representing "the edu- dered by any newspaper during'the sum of 1625,000.00 for Municipal Pur- id: is now operating and functioning, Tnmpa nt Orlando. Tampa at Daytona. :ional value and power of the year," “for tho expose of the Ku poses; the Proceeds Derived from tho and Lakeland at Orlando. AUGUST 17. 18. 19— Sale Thereof to be Used for Pudding Whereas, it is provided by the charlte In raising the stndard of good Klux Klan." Daytona at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. for graduates and Constructing a Municipal Rudd- ter of the City of Sanford, Florida, JULY 3. 4, 6— good usto and good manLakeland at Jacksonville. of Journalism ing, for the Extension of Park Avenue Tampa at St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg at Daytona. examinations Northward into the Waters of Lake Lakeland at Tampa. rhr $2,000 l’riz* for the ‘,bcst book and are oth- Monroe, for the Extension of the ,he year upon the history of the Orlando at Jacksonville. went to Rob- Drainage and Sewerage System, for (trd States'' goes to James TrusOND HAND CARE , JIJLY 6, 7. 8— Constructing Paved, Macadamized or r Adams f«»r ‘‘The Founding of Orlando at Daytona. Other Hurd Surfaced Streets, end for The Chance of a Life-Time to Get a «. FneUnd" and the $1,000 prlzo Jacksonville nt Tampa. Funding and Paying the Outstanding, Good Car Cheap RELIEVE TAMPA MAN I St. Petersburg at Lakeland. 1 Olds 6 . M i".00 ( JULY 10. 11, 12— MET WITH FOUL PLAY Floating indebtedness of the City of Sanford, Florida, Evidenced b^ Vouch1 Olda 0 ............. ............. .......J500.04 a r< to the |.t*apic, Uiu»v. Lakeland at Daytona. err Heretofore Issued and Authorizing tirtn t ryomple excluding ns to ob1 Ford Sedan ............. .. ........1375.00 , Jacksonville nt Tampa. the Mayor of the City of Sanford, Loi the names of George Wnshlng1 Oakland Six ........................ $500.00 St. Petersburg at Lakeland. Florida, to Call an Election to Deter­ In and Abraham Lincoln," to Hamlin All in good mechanical condition. JULY 13, 14. 15— mine the Question as to tliu IssQancc Daytona nt Orlando. WILLIAMS* GARAGE Lrlard, far “A Daughter of the of Said Ronds for the Aforesaid Pur­ 41-tfc Lakeland nt Jacksonville. Eddie bonier." poses," duly adopted nnd enacted on Tnmpn nt Lnkeland. I Edwin Arlington Robinson’s “Colthe 10th day of April, A. I). 1922, JULY 20. 21. 22— L'rd poems" won the $1,000 prize "I’m Going Right Straight Rack to should be ratified, approved nnd eonL (he le t M>lume of verso publishJacksonville at Dnytona. My Dear Old Florida Home,” at Hinfirmed by the electors of the City of Orlando at Tampa. H during the year. termistcr’s Piano Store, Wclnka Block. Sanford, Florida, and whether the Lakeland at St. Petersburg. [The Arlington ceremonies for Am20-tfp bonds provided for in said ordinance Liran* -Unknown Soldier" last Novshould be issued by the City of San­ L , r provided the material from ford, Florida, in the manner nnd for Hi(fh were written the prizo winning the purposes in snid ordinance provid­ Ifwspsper stories nnd the prizo wined nnd set forth, and hrg newrpaper editorial of the year. Whereas, said ordinance provides Kirkie L- Simpson of the Washingfor the issuance of bonds by the Ci^y tin staff of th - Associated Press for of Sanford, Florida, for municipal pur­ [jj ft, rie« on the return of the "Un­ Get An Abstract Before pose* in the total sum of J625.000.00, sown soldier" was awarded tho Buying Property said bonds to he of the denomination ilflOfl pri :-«• fur the "best example of of $1,000.00 each, benring interest nt i reporter’s work during the year." E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. Frank M. O’Brien’s editorial ‘‘"'he In the Circuit Court of the Seventh Ju the rate of six per centum per annum, appoint V. E. Douglass, O. F * . Hern­ l interest payable semi-annually on the Jnknuwn >oldicr" published in the dicinl Circuit of Florida, in nnd for ! 1st days of July nnd January, snid don nnd It. C. Maxxwcll, Inspectors of for York Herald oh November 11. the County of Seminole. bonds to he numbered consecutively said election, and W. Nl. Haynes, Clerk from 1 to 625, both numbers inclusive, of snid election. CITATION said bonds to mature in tho following The said election hereby ordered and mantfer, to-wit: bonds to In? numbered called to be held on tho snid 12th day Now’s the time for you to buy n MOLINE TRACTOR. We It being very desirable that nil housfrom 1 to 300, both numbers inclusive, of July, A. D. 1922, shall be held and hnvo n special offer that you cannot afford to let get by you. s in *Ne city be numbered, all owners to be serial bonds; tho maturity dates conducted in tho mnnncr prescribed For every fanner enn afford to buy but you cannot afford if un-numberrd houses can obtain of bonds of this issue to be numbered by the ordinances and the charter of not to buy a real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a rambers rcaly for putting up nnd ini from I to 300 both inclusive, to' be as the City of Snnford, Florida. great success in this Boction. Until O ctober 11th, 1922, we And it is further ordered that not itructions as to how to number, FREE follows, to-wit: will sell you a— it the o!Ti<-e of the City Mannger. The State of Florida, ex rei Geo. A. J Ronds numbered front 1 to 30 to mn- Ita} than thirty days prior to the date of the election hereby ordered to be DcCottes, State Attorney for tho Itore July 1st. 1025. L. R. PHILIPS, MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors held tho City Auditor nnd Clerk shall j City Auditor & Clerk. Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Rqnds numbered from 31 to 60 to N for $528.00 mnil a copy of the aforesaid ordinance l5-S*t-.Mon.-Thr-3-wc State of Florida. 'mature July 1st, 1926. _ ( Ronds numbered from 61 to 90 to proposing the amendments to tho pre­ Can furnish you from our atock in warehouse for imme­ sent charter of the City of Sanford, diate delivery, or will hnve one shipped direct to you. Re­ ! S i i s i i i s i i i i i H i i s i i i i i s i i i mature July 1st, 1927. member this offer !h only good until October 11th, so place 4 Ronds numbered from 91 to 120 to Florida, to each elector whose name appears upon tho registration books f o u n t . I t ’s t h e S t a r t ---- S mature July 1st, 1928. your order now. Ronds numbered from 121 to 150 to of the rjty. WITNESS tho hnnds of C. E. Hen­ mature July 1st, 1929. ry, ns Mayor of tho City of Sanford, Ronds numbered from 151 to 180 to LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA nnd C. E. Henry, S. O. Chase and PHONE 2102 mature July 1st, 1930. forest Luke, as Cumtni*»iuii«is, Com­ Ronds numbered from 161 to 210 to posing tile City Commission of tho mature July 1st, 1931. City of Snnford Fin., attested by L. R. Ronds numbered from 211 to 210 to Phillips, Clerk of the City of Snnford, To the Thriftless money says "Good- mature July 1st, 1932. Ronds numbered from 241 to 270 to Florida, nnd tho corporate seal of tho Bye.” City of Sanford, Florin, on this the mature July 1st 1933. 8th dny of May, A. D. 1922. Ronds numbered from 271 to 300 to To the self-respecting, forward-looking mature CIIAS. E. HENRY, July 1st, 1934. As Mayor of the City Ronds to be numbered from 301 to Citizen it says: “I am yours, I represent yofor of Sanford, Florida. 625, both numbers inclusive, to bear best working days. Be careful with me for I the same date of maturity, bonds num­ S. O. CHASE, CHAS. E. HENRY, am your best friend. Put me in the Bank, bered from 301 to 626, both numberFOREST LAKE, where I am Safe and I will work for you. Re­ inclusive to mature 30 years nfter the As the City Commis­ date of the issuance thereof; this en­ member, I move the world.” sion of tho City of tire issue of bond* to be dated July' Snnford, Florida. 1st, J922, both principal nnd interest Attest: Open your Savings Account TODAY! of said bonds to be payable nt some L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) bank in the City of Now York, State City Clerk o fthc City of San­ Will Help You Keep Cool of New York, and ford, Florida. Whereas, n canvass of tho returns See our window display of all kinds of snid election show primn facie that Mny 9, 16, 23, 30; and June 6. the result of said election was is fu-i Snnford Maid Dread at your Groc­ vor of the issuance of the bonds afore-1er’s. Hot rolls, lakes nnd pics, next to said by the City of Sanford, Florida, Princess Theatre. 36-tfc and that the nforesnid ordinance wns by snid election duly ratified, approv­ Wo wnnt to ask every loyal citizen ed nnd confirmed. of Sanford thnt can possibly spare lied Now, Therefore, in pursuance of nn rooms May 26th and 27th to please no­ order of ,tne court herein made, no­ tify Snnford Shrine Club or phor.o tice is hereby given that the Citizens 104. It will be necessary to list your nnd tax-payers of the City of Sanford, rooms early. 42-5tc Florida, are by said order required to be and appear before the Circuit Court j OFFICIAL SCHEDULE of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of the | OF FLORIDA STATE State of Florida, on the 15th day of j LEAGUE FOR 1932. June, A. D. 1922, at 10:00 o'clock n. i m. nt Del-end, in the County of Volu­ sia, State of Florida, then nnu there, to show cause, if nny they hnve, why I To understand nnd appreciate the cus said bonds should not be validated and confirmed. WITNESS nty hand and tho seal of tomer’s needs; to feel an earnest desire the Circuit Court of the Seventh Ju­ dicial Circuit of the State of Florida, Do not try to pay bills without a checking to help him to succeed; anti to be both in mu! for tho County of Seminole, on account. this 23rd dny of May, A. D. 1922. aide nnd willing to extend to him every (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of the Circuit Court of If you do, you will surely get all tangled up. . the Seventh Judicial Cir­ accommodation consistent with conser­ Endorsed chcckH are legal receipts; and, be­ cuit in and for Seminole County, Florida. sides, with a checking account, you can keep vative banking methods— this is BANK May 21-30; June 6-13 NOTICE TO FARMERS BELL BROS MONEY TALKS Hot Weather Is Here Ball Hardware Co A CHECK ON Y o u r s e lf nn accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoples Bank of Sanford cordially Invites you to become one of its customers. A COMMUNITY BUILDER FORSTER, Prrsidmt !1. F. WII1TNER, Cashier �x In ft*- • -.S' k-' E V . I }i I' =7 Mi F i t 8 LI M O Wu met tha 8. put lilt y i■ • Co cl. to tl< do lie vl fj m « ( 4 , ‘i [; i Cl c« n 1 f. i $ V H.*; How the Famous Disc Cluteh ol the Buick “Four” Proved Itself S an ford M aid Pound Cake............ 35c Layer Cake 30c Nut Layer Cake.......35c N. H. GARNER Why buy out-of-town Cake when SANFORD MAID can’t he heat Next to Princess Routh's Bakery i t l «i *' 1 ¥ ■ r ’ .* t.ntlon and correction, for the estab­ charge Shall be Immediately reported IMPORTANT sniPING CONKERENCB CALLED lishment of docks, wharfs, breakwa­ to the City Auditor and Clerk. All 3 ters and boat basins, an dfor such fees and moneys received or collected g other public purposes as the City by officers nnd employees shall be ■ < llr Tfc* A w M liI r S I’re a a ) NEW YORK, May 22.—Three im- Commission may by ordinance deem immediately paid over to the proper ■" portant shipping conferences, in all necetary and proper, and may sell, official or depository as designated by 3 : ' •' nROKEN OUT SKIN AND ITCHING of which the shipping board is con­ lease or otherwise dlsposo of said the City Commission or City Auditor ■ BSC EM A HELPED OVER cerned, will be held during the com­ property for the benefit of said City and Clerk on the day of their receipt." ■ NIGHT ing week, to discuss freight questions to the same extent that natural per­ Section 5. That paragraph (b) of ■ of considerable bearing. The first sons might or could do; and also Section 217 of the charter under ■ For unalghtly akin eruptions, rm*h will discuss West Indian matters shall have the power to borrow mon­ which the City of Sanford, Florida, Is 5 or blotches on face, neck, arms or which have risen since the United ey for current expenses, provided any now operating and functioning, be, ■ body, you do not hove to wnlt for re­ Fruit Company withdrew from the nmount so borrowed shall not ex­ nnd the same is hereby amended to a lief from torture or embarrassment, Colombian branch of the West Indies ceed an nmount equal to' fifty per road ss follows: : Mortal declares a noted skin specialist. Apply conference after the shipping board cent of the revenue derived from "Paragraph (b).—Such petitions * a little Mentho-Sulphur and improve­ overruled a protest of the company taxation during any fiscal year; to shall be signed by not leu than fifty ■ ment shows next day. ngainst the board allocatting charter­ control, perform and furnish all pub­ of tho electors of the municipality." ■ Because of its germ destroying ed ships in the Colombian trade. In lic services nnd to own and asqtiiro Section 0. That Section 174 of tho ■ properties, nothing has evyr been retnlliation the board withdrew from public utilities, public docks, wharfs, found to take the place of this sul- the entire Carribcan branch of the and boatbasins; to acquire, establish, charter under which the City of San- p phur preparation. The moment you |conference, and the Panama railroad own, operate nnd maintain as a pub­ ford, Florida, is now operating and apply it healing begins. Only those | steamship Company, being refused a lic utility, waterworks and a w ater functioning, be, and tho same is here­ who have had unsightly skin troubles restoration of former ten per cent plant and provide the City and the by rcrealed. can know the delight this Mentho-Sul­ deffercntials on account of trans­ inhabitants thereof with water; to ac­ Section 7. That the Mayor is here­ phur brings. Even fiery, itching ec­ shipments, nlso withdrew. quire own, establish, maintain and by instructed, authorized and em­ zema is dried right up. The second conference is the inter­ operate as a public utility, gas works powered to call an election In accord­ The same design of disc clutch that *vas used in tha Get a small jar of Rowles Mentho- coastal members which operate ships and a gas plant, and furnish the City ance with Section 7 of the Revised powerful war tanks is likewise used In the Hulck Four. Sulphur from any good druggist and from Xtlnntic to Pacific ports thru nnd the inhabitants thereof with Ordinance of the City of Sanford, use it like cold cream.—Adv. The Hulck clutch under the most gruelling conditions, the Pnnatna Canal, and which recent­ commercial gas; to acquire, own, es­ Florida, to determine the question by has proved itself absolutely positive, dependable, and easyu ly eliminated Tacoma, Wash., ns a tablish, operate nnd maintain as a referendum vote ns to whether Sec­ WEEK'S WEATHER operate—a clutch that demonstrated the same certainly tuU basic point. Tacoma shipping men pnblle utility, electrical works and an tions 7, 97, 154, 205, and 217 of the safety for unfnrseen emergency that it did for ordinary s« filed a protest alleging discrimination electric plants nnd furnish the City charter under which the City of San­ Weather Outlook for the Period May which the hoard upheld. The third nnd the inhabitants thereof with el- ford, Florida, is now operating, and vke. ’ 22 to 27, Inclusive .meeting will Ik* the Atlantic-Far Eas- ,.ctriclty; to Issuo nnd sell bonds for functioning, shnll be amended in tho This thoroughly trustw orthy unit is a development of South Atlantic and East Gulf ,rrTJ conference Allegations of rate (|ny of the purp0B„ herelnahove en- manner hereinabove stated and set 20 years of consistent effort. It is typically representative forth: and as to whether Section 174 SU.tf ,! ? fner*,ly folr ,,u! wl,h I,ro1’-1 cutting that have aroused discord and umcrnted nnd set forth, as well as for of the standards governing the construction of the RiM ability of occasional local showers; nnd an effort to stabilise the situation BUfj, other municipal purposes ns may of snid chnrter shnll be repealed. Four throughout. moderate tempornture. Section 8. Thnt nt said election to the shipping board is lending an ef­ ice from time to time prescribed by fort to have each of the1 conference ordinance, or ns may be otherwise be cnlcd nnd held in the mnnner pro­ Ask us to tell you more about Hulck The Herald for first class job work. members post a $10,000 cash forfeit provided by this charter; to adopt nnd vided by Section 7 of this ordinance, to be surrendered if conference reg­ enforce local police, snnticry nnd oth­ this ordinance shall be voted upon ns PRICES PRICES ulations nrc violated. er similar regulations not In conflict a whole hy title only, nnd nlso, each 22 -Six - 16 Coupr IIMJ with the laws o f the State of Florida; Section of the chnrter under which 22-Four-34 Roadster $ 893 Dll) HIM'.MORE GOOD 22-Six-47 Sedan jiq to do what ever may be deemed neces­ tho City of Snnford, Florida, Is now 22-Four-3.'> Touring .. 933 operating nnd functioning, sought by 22-Six-48 Coupe J4?l sary' °r proper for the safety, hcnlth Mnny men nnd women suflor from 22-Pour-Se Coupe .... 1295 22-Six-19 Touring |$ij convenience and general welfare of its this ordinance to l»e amended or re­ backache, rhcumntic pains, stiff joints, 22-Four-37 S edan..... 1395 pealed, shall be separately voted upon 22-Six-.">0 Sedan $J7| inhabitants nnd to exercise all pow­ sore muscles nnd other results of kid­ 22Slx-l4 Roadster:... 1365 ers of local self-government. The hy the electors participating in said ney trouble because they neglected the 22.Blx.45 Touring .... 1395 F. O. II. Flint. Mich. oneumeration of particular powers election. first warning symptoms. Foley Kid-1 Section 9. Thnt the ballots used at herein shall not bo held or deemed to ncy Pills aid the kidneys to throw out ho cxclsusivc, but in addition to the the election ordered to be called nnd poisonous waste mutter that causes powers enumerated herein, or implied held hy Section 7 of this ordinance pain und misery. Stephen Lewis, Eldhereby, the City shnll have, nnd may Khali state the title of the ordinance DISTRIBUTOR ridge, Ky., writes: "Foley Kidney exercise nil other powers, which un­ to ho voted upon in the manner follow­ Pills did mo more good than all the der the Constitution nnd Laws of ing: • SANFORD FLORIDA other medicine I ever took. I hud kid­ "For the ndoption nnd approval of Floridn, it would be competent for ney trouble ten years. I don’t have this paragraph specifically to enum­ that certain ordinance entitled, any pain like I hnd before I took When Better Automobiles are Built Buick Will Build Then "An Ordinance Amending Sec­ erate. * them.” Sod everywhere.—Adv. tions 7, 97, 154, 20G, and 217; nnd ■mi In addition to tho powers herein Repealing Section 174 of Chap­ enumerated or given or alowed tho ter 8301, Law* of Florida, 1919, snid City shnll have nil powers and hi Entitled "An Act to Abolish the perform ail duties conferred or m Piescr.t Municipal Government of DELICIOUS . ■ posrd by the laws of the State of the City of Snnford, County of An ordinance Amending Sections Florida, now in force, or which may 7, 97. 107, 200, and 217; and RepealSeminole, State of Floridn, and to hereafter he enacted, providing gen­ ing Section 174 of Chapter 8.101, Laws Organize, Incorporate nnd Estab­ erally for the government of cities PIANOS of Florida, 1919, Entitled "An Act to lish a City Government for tho nnd towns nnd not inconsistent with Abolish the Present Municipal Gov­ Same, and to Prescribe the Jur­ In Bottles Everywhere the provisions of this Act." PHONOGRAPHS ernment of the City of Sanford, isdiction, Powers and Functions Demand the genuine—name stamped on every crown—ask Section 2. Thnt Section 97 of tho of said Municipality." County of Seminole, State of Florida, PHONOGRAPH RECORDS : charter under which tho City of San­ for it by name nnd to Organize, Incorporate and Es­ "Against the ndoption nnd approval POPULAR SHEET MUSIC tablish n City Government for the ford. Floridn, is now operating nnd of that certain ordinance entitled: Bottled only by Same, nnd to Prescribe the Jurisdic­ functioning, be, nnd the same is "An Ordinance Amending Sec­ PLAYER ROLLS The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company tion, Powers nnd Functions of Said hereby amended to rend ns follows: tions 7, 97, 154, 200. nnd 217; and "Sttiiuw 37. FISCAL k KAIL— Municipality." Repealing Section 174 of Chapter Whereas, the legislature may by The fiscal yenr of the City shall begin . 8301, Ijiws of Floridn, 1919, law confer upon n municipality any on the 1st day of October nnd end on Enetitled "An Act to Abolish the powers relating to its government, the 30th dny of September of each present Municipal Government W rlak m B lock not in conflict with other organic yenr." of the City of Sanford, County provisions of law, and of Seminole, State of Florida, Section 3. That Section lflt of the Whereas, tho legislature of the chnrter under which the City of San­ ant! to Organize, Incorporate nnd State of Florida has by legislative en­ ford, is now operating nnd function­ Establish n City Government for the Same, ami to Prescribe the actment granted and delegated unto ing, he and the same is hereby am­ the City of Sanford, Florida, the ended to rend ns follows: Jurisdiction, Powers nnd Func­ tions of Said Municipality." right to submit to its electors for "Section 104. SPCEIAL ASSESS­ uni approval or rejection, amendments to MENTS; WHEN PAYABLE.-Specc- nnd shnll nlso separately state each its chnrter, nnd inl assessments covering the construc­ Section of said Charter to he voted SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Whereas, it is one of the fundamen­ tion of sidewalks, laying out, improv­ npon in tho manner following, to-wit: JOHN GOVE, Proprietor tal principle of constitutional law that ing, gruding, paving and hard sur­ "F or the adoption of the amend­ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY it is not unconstitutional as a delega­ facing of streets nnd alleys, and cov­ ment of Section 7, of the Charter." 1018 West First 8*xeet 1018 Weet Pint BUM Against the ndoption of the tion of legislative power for the leg­ ering all other local improvements islature to dolegnto unto u munici­ shall be payable by tho owners of the nmendment of Section 7 of thf char­ ill pality the right nnd authority to am. property assessed for said local im­ ter." For the adoption of the amendment end a charter granted unto snid mun­ provement at the time stipulated In icipality by the Legislature, provided the ordinance passed and adopted of Section 97 of the charter. any amendment so adopted docs not with reference to any such local Im­ Against the ndoption of tho am­ contravene or is not repugnant to the provement, nnd shall constitute, be, endment of Section 97 of the Charter. For the adoption of the amendment Constitution and the statute law of remain nnd continue a lien superior Sanford, Florida the State, nnd in dignity to any nnd nil other liens, of Section 104 of the charter. Whereas, Section 254 of the legis­ except liens for Rtato nnd County Against the ndoption of the amend­ DEALERS IN SEED, FEED AND | lative charter under which the City of Tnxcs, upon nnd ngninst the proper- ment of Section 154 of the charter. Snnford, Florida, is now operating ty assessed for such local Improve­ For the ndoption of tho amendment 5 FERTILIZERS , and functioning provides that amend­ ment until paid, nnd said lien shall of Section 200 of tho charter. ■ I Against the ndoption of the amend­ ■ Mall orders a specialty. I f you need one dollar’s worth or j ments to snid charter may be sub­ not be bnrred by any statute of lim­ mitted to tho electors of snid City by itations now existing, or by any sta­ ment of Section 200 of tho charter. u two-thirds vote o fthe City Com­ tute hereafter enacted which does not For the adoption o fthe amendment ■ one hundred dollar’s worth, write us. W’c will snvc you m°n’ j missions, nnd I in express terms refer to liens for of Section 217 of tho chnrter. 3 cy and give you quality. Against the adoption of the amend­ Whereas, it has developed that cer­ special assessments imposed or levied !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■............■■■■■............ tain amendments to the present char­ by tho City of Snnford, Florida, for ment of Section 217 of tho charter. For the repeal of Section 174 of the ter of the City of Sanford, Florida, local improvements." aaa iUl should bo adopted in order to prop­ Section 4. Thnt Section 20d of the charter. Against the rcpcnl of Section 174 erly nnd expedbmily administer tha charter under which the City of San■ BE SURE AND SEE THE civic nffnirs of this city, therefore, ford, Fioridn, is now operating and of tho charter. Section 10. That the provisions of Be it Enacted by tho People of tho functioning, he nnd the same [» here­ City of Sanford, Floridn: this ordinance providing for and di­ by amended to read as follows: -A 1-80Section 1. Thnt Section 7, of the "Section 200. SALARIES.—The recting an election to bo held for the charter under which the City of San­ City Commission shall fix by ordin­ adoption or rejection of this ordin­ ford, Florida, is now operating and ance the compensation of tho City ance nhnll become effective immed­ functioning be, nnd tho same is here­ Attorney, the City Manager, tho City iately upon its Anal passage and adop­ The Country Club nnd Golf Links are by amended to read ns follows, to- Auditor nnd Clerk and cx-officio Ass­ tion, nnd said ordinance shall become essor, nnd shnll Ax hy ordinance the of full force nnd effect as to all of almost completed. You will want the wit: "Section 7. Powers of tho City. compensations of the Chiefs of the Are tho provisions therein contained, or best in everything in the A. C. FORT, A gent -SANFORD. FLA. „ The City of Snnford, Florida, shall and Police Departments, nnd members ns to such of said provisions ns may ■ WIGHT BROS. GARAGEhave perpetual succession; shall sue of the firo and polico forces. The City be rntiAcd and approved ns the re­ and be sued, plead and be Impleaded; Commission shall have the power to sult of the election ordered called and We arc agents for the Celebrated may purchase, lease, receive and Ax by ordinance the compensation of hold, only from and after the time ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ . hold property, real nnd pcrsonnl with- the Mnicipal Judge. The City Com­ aaid ordinance I* approved, either in ■■•■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a" a in Said City; and may sell, alienate, mission shnll have the power to Ax whole or in part, by the referendum deed, convey, lease or otherwise dis­ the compensation of the City Tax vote of the electors of the City of pose of the same for tho benefit and Collector, which may be based on Sanford, Florida. Adopted on this tho 8th day of nchantage of said City; and 'may either fees or salary. Tho City Man­ On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida Boat Caaat Railway, « Patronise your home rarrehanta in purchase, lease, condemn nnd obtain by ager shall Ax the number and som- May, A. D.. 1922. ta. Fla^ among the pine® and lakes of 8em laole coenty, an ■** CIIAS. E. HENRY, •verything you need to purchaac. We eminent domain, receive nnd hold prop­ pcnsatlon of nil other officers and . .brick hotel, with private baths andi hot .water . u , hheate a t. f |r v ■ modem S. O. CHASE, erty, real nnd personal, within and employees. Th® salaries or compen­ aro here to stay. elate calalne. Ratea tt-50 te M U50 per day; 510 to flB per wees. FORREST LAKE. beyond the limits of the City to be sation so Axed shall bo uniform for cording lu location of room. City Commissioners of Sanford, used for the burial of the dead, for like services in each grade of the City Florida. the erection, construction and main­ service ns the snjno shall be graded tenance of waterworks and lighting nnd clasaiAed by the City Manager. Attest: MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Manager | I„ R. PHILLIPS, Clerk, (SEAL) plants, for the establishment of hos­ AH such salaries nnd rates of pay , pitals, poorhouses and houses of de­ with dates of employment and dls- May 9. 10, 23, 30 and June 0. ■■■■■■■■■■■I USE SULPHUR TO HEAL YOUR SKIN !pi2 ! y TfltfsANfO K D tfX lL t riEKALtl TUEEDTAY; MAY 25,1924 PAGE FOUR ORDINANCE NO. 35 8 ..DELAW ARE 8 i J. II. niNTERMISTER PIANO CO. ■■ A '■PUNCH.. | RIVE & WALKER OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE AUTO REPAIRS All Work Guaranteed Corner First and Elm Phone 447-W ft iv . » , Jk » * » Pi ‘ 1i ■ * * A Ml • J til PLAY GOLF \ E THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. i PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS j SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY j Sporting Goods Line Spaulding Line of Golf Goods HILL HARDWARE COMPANY ..... CHULUOTA INN . } ■T> �PAGE n V B TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 28, X024 ffHEREOF HE 81’BAK SPORTS MRS. FBBD DAIGBR. Society Editor,1 Phone 217.W •h /.rnilr S My Wife took * It jm m S i t . M y t r l t i l i i l i l l t i f n , —tf r « ! ■ r r • u le e ■ ■ jw fc rr* nr m m I i i tiM *. • r U » » » n t* n l i n . U l M . — * " •________ rmH fla Ik b l i M r l M . i l , i t f l u lIM a t ialU t l * . •or » t . l t k .r.t M (■ • l l r * . It wtfl k* i r r a t l r * » » m l * l j*. rtUg nt I gave hcr “ f°W 7 w , ^ Hon«y .»■> * « • >» * CALENDAR !re , ihe w «t to sleep end elept ^ entire night. Your r e a J Sickly end relief i* permnn- Wednesday—Mrs. Henry Wight will entertain the members of the Wel­ evcrywherc—Adv. Sold fare Department at a Musical Tea at her homo on Park avenue, In honor of Mrs. Walter Wight, from . UfCulIer *A" ' 4:30 to 0 o'clock. Friday—Mrs. R. A. Newman will en­ tertain tho Duplicate Bridge Club enry McLauIin, Jr. at one o'clock. o r n C!AN-OrTOMOTRIBT ^ YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida State League At Jacksonville, 2; Tampa, 1. At S t Petersburg, 6; Daytona, 5. Others, rain. At At At At Immediately, Skinnay and hi* comrades scurried from ail parts of the lot. The klddlea continued to buy as long ns the horse at*. Such n performance with like re­ sults ha abeen exhibited every after­ noon since and the consternation has increased among the push cart ranks. National League Boaton, 8; St. Louis, 0. Pittsburgh, A; Philadelphia, 0. Chicago, 0; Brooklyn, 3. Cincinnati, 1; New York 2. GENERAL WU OFFERS PLANS FOR UNITING time it is thought the members will be available and the grand Jury will get grinding tomorow morning. Thera are about thirteen civil cases, twelve criminal cases and one for murder on the docket but whether Uio court will get to all of them this term or not is p ro '* matical although the court maichinery is moving along with great facility and smoothness. Court week always brings many people to the city from Seminole and other counties and cities and while there will be nothing sensational this term there will bo sufficient cases to keep the interest aroused among thoao I people that like court easea and al­ ways attend. And those who are on the Jury and those who are witness** and the attorneys help to swsll tb* crowds about the temple of justice. MIAMI RECEIVING BIDS FOR MUNICIPAL RONDS Illy Tkr Associated rreaal MIAMI, May 23.—The City Cornmission is today receiving bids for the purchase of seven hundred thou*nnd dollnrs worth of bonda which were voted recently. The bidder* are to set tho rate of intereat on th* bonds. OF NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CHINA WITH SUN AS HEAD American League At Boston, 1; Cleveland, 7. Illr TSr AMwUlrl t’m a l At Philadelphia, A; Detroit, PEKING, May 23.—General Wu Pci (game called end 10th, rain). GARDEN PARTY DINNER Fu, In control of Peking opened nego­ At New York, 4; St. Louis, 3 0 3 tiations with Sun Yat Sen, head of Last night the members of the Business and Professional Women’s innings) the Southern government Sun, It Is Club of Sanford nnd a few guests At Washington, 3; Chicago, 4. understood indicated his willingness to Cleanliness is next to Godliness were delightfully entertaianed at a nbandon the southern government nnd American Association garden p arty dinner at the home of unite the country’ °n condition parlia­ : We invite the public and all users of ELDER Mrs. Porter Wakefield in Geneva. At Columbus, 1; Louisville, 4. ment instituted first year of republic SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring and in At Toledo, 4; Indianapolis, 2. Sanford, Fla. The garden was beautifully decorated he ro-fiMcmbled nnd Hsu Shi Chang, East, lit Si. our method of handling its product. Why take At St. Paul, 4; Kansas City, 2. in palms, moss, magnolias and Jap­ president of Peking government re­ a chance? Your eminent physicians claim At Minnonpolis, 6; Milwaukee, 4. anese lanterns. The tables were ar­ sign in favor of chief executive to bo that this water in unexcelled nnd ita purity ranged In an artistic way among the elected by parliament. makes it most bcneficinl for many troubles. Southern Association trees where a most delicious chicken A t Little 1Wk-Mobile, rain. plllnu dinner wns served. POSTM ASTERS MEETING The Fortl people of Sanford as well os the At Chattanooga, 2; Birmingham, A. After dinner each guest vras asked AT DAYTONA TODAY Western Union recommend this water for At Memphis, 2; Atlanta, 7. to give a talk of three minutes on —THREE DAYS SESSION hntteries. At Nashville, 10; New Orleans, 7. what wo liko in the gardon. These *II r T I f A i t i i f i n f r i ) I ' r r a * ) Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water were enjoyed by nil ns opinions var­ DAYTONA, May 23.—The post­ GAMES TODAY sent you nnd protect vour health. ied with tho several spenkers. masters of the State opened n threo Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg, Each table then sang a familiar days convention here today to discusa song. Thero was close competition, Orlando nt Lakeland. postal problems. They will elect Tampa nt Jacksonville. between two tables as each wanted to You Can Find the Name of delegates nt this time to the National Ewy Lite I’tofeealonnl and give the best yells after the song convention nt Snn Fmneisco in Sep­ LEAGUE STANDING Botin*** Man in Sanford In wns given. FLORIDA SANFORI) -:tember. Florida State League This Column Each Day At Inst they sang “Goodnight lad­ ............ .. Won Lost ies’’ and left for Sanford voting Mrs. For quick results, try a want ad. St. Petersburg 27 14 Wakefield an ideal hostess. 15 Ltkeland .......!— 2d 22 Tampa ........ 21 George A. DeCottes SHINE IN FURNITURE Orlando ............... 19 21 STORE DID GOOD BUSINESS ■ Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp Attorney*at-I>aw 23 18 ----- HAD FOUNTAIN EFFECT Daytona , For Your Boys This Summer? 0»tr Seminole County Rank Jacksonville.......... 13 29 ■ I l l y T k t A n o e la tr * I 'r r u t HF0HI) FLORIDA E The mountains of North Carolina are th* best location* In tb* world PENSACOLA, May 23.— A house­ American League * for health and that change of cllmat* needed by Floridlsni and eapechold fixture somewhat out of the line Won Lost Pet. ■ tally the growing boy*. S. 0. Shinholaer usually carried by those fellows who New York,.—....—... 24 .667 12 LIGHT DOCKET WILL NOT KEEP feather your love nest on the easy ^St. LoUtg .588 Louis ......... — 90 14 Contractor and Builder ■ Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville SESSION HERE LONG payment plan, was found here recent- Philadelphia ........ 10 15 .510 £ THIS TIME in the furniture store of Loui* .469 I Detroit .... ............. 16 17 hFt'RI) *:• FLORIDA S 1* on* of tb* beat camps in th* South *• wall as on* of the most reaeDieblc, according to local rum Boston .............. 13 18 .448 ■ onable with a fine corps of teachera and councillor*, with the beat Circuit court started today prompt­ sleuths. 18 Cleveland —...... 18 .471 SMITH BROS, ly at ten o’clock with Judge Perkins in ■ athletic instructor*, with the lake for swimming, with pur* drinking The sheriff claims he received in­ Washington .......... 15 20 .429 tho chair and State's Attorney Geo. A. ■ water, good food, sanitary In every respect formation that a fountain, not nec­ Chicago ■ .....— ... 13 20 .894 irage and Machine Co. essarily DeCottes nt the helm In getting the t hand-painted or anything of Send for Catalogue or So# Me Personally grand jury organized nnd ready for the sort, but with potentialities, was Expert Auto Repair Work National [M in e action. Tho first venire for the grand ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. 10 Comer First and Oak on hand a t Dlcblc'i store. The sher­ Won Lott jury was quashed on account of an ir­ iffs forces investigated. Dieble was j^ w SANFORD, FLORIDA ... 21 10 regularity and tho new venire will be confidant, they say, when they *P* st. r __ ... 10 IS rE DELIVER THE GOODS” summoned this afternoon at which t ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■I pea red a t his store and began the P ittsb u rg h ___ 17 12 nick Service Transfer. search. Chicago .... .......... 18 15 “Search all you want to," he la re­ Cincinnati _______ 18 19 Storage F iu ililiee ported as having Invited. Brooklyn ________ 14 18 Without much ado, the deputies Philadelphia .......... 14 18 v* pltut jou, tell others; If ** walked to a wooden bench placed In a Philadelphia _____ 11 teU as. Phone 498 17 comar agninst tho wall. They re­ Bouton ................... 10 19 Psrtiee, I’irnlco, Fishing, Outing* moved the bench and observed a hola in the floor. ITore a pump was set .Southern Association e Launch SANFORD up nnd connected with a glass con­ Won Lost Pet. tainer of 15 gallon capacity. 4, 24 .032 Mobilo ............— 14 Capt, Atkinson The capacity consisted of throe gal­ Little Rock..—__— 21 ,5B3 16 lons of moonshine at the time. Phone 295-1,1 .556 New O rleans____ 20 16 Birmingham ......... 20 .671 15 race 203 E. Third St., Sanford Herald want ads get results. Memphis 20 .530 18 Nashville ............. 17 21 .447 >*■■■■■OH**■■■■■■ Chattanooga ........ 14 .359 26 Atlanta --------- ..... 17 22 .353 B. W. HERNDON SAFETY FIRST PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY E ld er S p rin gs W a ter C o. ; CIRCUIT COURT STARTED TODAY FOR SPRING TERM Selling Out oAll Stock in Stationery and Office Supplies fo r T w o Weeks Daily Fashion Him Insurance Agency P1RE-AUTO—BONDS lia r parton Horn Service ------------AT-------------- nford Battery Service Company ANFOUD NOVELTY WORKS V. V. COLDER, Prop. General Shop and Mil) Work NTRACTOR nnd BUILDEI H Commrrrlil Street Sanford, r» Geo. W. Knight Lslate and Insurance jiANFQIU • FLORIDA Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. CtVr*1 Carbine and Boiler Work; C,UtdM binding; DeLuxe Plstoas; king* and Pins; Flywheel & U tl G w kendo; Crank Shafts re‘"'••d; agent* for C«UIs Inboard a ml <^ rd Motors.-----------Pheoo «) Bayfield Carburators i 'tallrd and Gnatanteed by anford Battery Service Company WANTED A customer for used car*. All in good condition. Guarantee a fit and terma.—N. II. Garner. 41-6tc HORSE ATE CONES AND DREW BIG TRADE AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN till* Tbr Sa.nrlnlrd l*rr.. I JACKSONVILLE, May 23.—Tho possibility that somo kind of n trade commission may be called upon to adjudicate unfair practices is seen in tho situation now existing in tho curb market at a local playground. Tho curb consists of tho sundry* hot dog and ice cream vendors who ply their trade among hundreds of kiddies gathered every afternoon to enjoy tho outdoor sports provided by the city. The trade had until a few days ago TAFFETA FOR YOUTHFUL comprised vendors of tho push cart FROCKS variety. All they had to do was to Designer* of very smart frock* push the cert alongside the park and have definitely placed their stamp of approval upon talletas for dresses for await the certain thirst of tho young­ youthful wearer* These licaiitifi:! sters, nnd withstand tho entreaties of silks appear In plain odors of exqui­ those who had the thirst but not tho site shading and in glares, being devel­ oped in m*dels that are bouffant in finance. Then one day there came the ring­ line and buoyant in tlieir interpreta­ tion of youth. The first froek por­ ing of a bell attached to a horse’s trayed Is done in changeable blue and neck. The horse wns attached to a pink silk. Bia* bands of s e i f -material finish the oval neck and short sleeves. wagon nnd in the wagon a good noThe waist is gathered at the underarm lured, genial faced vendor shouted seams, closing at the left side. The his wares. HU coming didn't greatly side gores of the skirt arc gathered and attached to round, inset trimming disturb the cart vendors; there seem­ pieces. Medium sire requires 5 yard: ed to bo room for them all. But the newcomer drew up to the ifi-inch silk. Taffeta with a satin figure tn self- curb and entered upon n bally boo de­ color is effective in the second model, livery. lie msde^o much noise that whose daintiness is enhanced by » shirred vest and undercuffs of hand­ ahortly, he had a good aired freckled kerchief linen. The distended skirt it fared gallery. trimmed with corded tucks, while Even then tho push cart merchants fancy ribbon defines the waist-line. oyed film tolerantly, perhaps amused­ Medium site requires 4>3 yards Joinch taffeta. , . . _ , lyFirst Model: Pictorial Revwsr But it was too much when h* dis­ Drrss No. 985(1 Sixes, 14 to 20 yeits. played an Ice cream cone, stepped Price, 35 cents. .. from the wagon and shouted: “Watch, Second Model t Drrss No. Sixes, 14 to 20 years. Price, 35 re-M Ruby (meaning the horse) eat it,” 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 at half price. All of these goods are going higher instead of dropping and the pric­ es are big bargains. You will agree with us if you look them over. The opportunity of the public to buy the best in stationery and office supplies at prices that will never be touched at this price again. Special Bargains in Job Lots Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, now ... ..............$1.00 Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now.... .................. 50 35c and 40c Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now... Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now................ .................. 60 Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg.... ............. .20 .................. 60 Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards... ...........50 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards... Students’ Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe, $1 value .50 Students’ Looseleafe Note Books, 65c value........... .35 .25 Students Looseleaf Note Books, 45c value Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. fo r.... .............. .15 10c Composition Books f o r ...................................... .05 5c Composition Books, fo r......................... ............... 021/2 10c School Tablets, 2 for .. ...................... .............. .15 2l/»c to 3 l-3e 5c School Tablets,........... , Ink, Paste and Muscilage.......................... EVERYTHING IN OFFICE SUPPLY LINE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE Herald Printing Co, ■ 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24,1922 in. NUMBER 50 FIELD ABANDONED, PUBLIC HEARING CALLED CARLSTROM REDUCTIONS IN FREIGHT WILL NOT BE USED LONGER, EQUIPMENT GOES TO TEXAS RATES AVERAGING 10 P.C. FOR INTER-COSTAL CANAL TO BE HELD IN THIS CITY ORDERED BY I.C.C. TODAY And Officers and Men Will Be Transferred to Oth­ er Fields NEGRO ESCAPES FROM MOB BY NARROW MARGIN MAJ. LEMAN HERE Good Work of Central Florida Water Traffic League is Shown " rio -n V itT n o u s K from t o iib a ii INTERESTED PARTIES One of the finest bit* of new . for Sanford and Orlando people and all the other good I n t e r n on the lower Fait Coast is the letter sent out today bv the U. S. Corpi of Cnginceia th ru Major Leman with hendqunrtcra nt Jacksonville, calling a m eeting here cn June 27th for the purpose of h ear­ ing those parties who are Interested in an intra-coastal waterway from Jacksonville to Miami. This hearing d,!,,.,! f„r by the Central Florida Water Traffic League ut the T itu s­ ville hearing after the ease had been preientrd »o well by Judge Bland and the further hearing was asked for SanfLrd t<> present more facts and figurci. The following is the letter aent out by Major Leman: L ilt No. 948. Notice of public hearing to be held In the Court House at Sanford, Florldi, on Tuesday, June 27th, 1922, at 9:30 a. m., in connection with pre­ liminary examination of Intra-Coaalal waterway, from Jacksonville, Florida, to Miami. Florida, called for by the Act of Congress, approv­ ed June .*>th, 1920. A public hearing will be held In the Court House nt Sanford, Florida, nt 9:50 a. m. Tuesday, June 27th, 1922, for the purpose of securing inform a­ tion u| >n which to base my report of the preliminary examination of the In ­ tra-Coastal Waterway front Jackson­ ville, Florida, to Miami, Florida, call­ ed fnr Lv tkn (fiver and HjttCCr Act approved June 6, 1920, ut which nil parties interested are invited to be present While oral atntem enls made at the hearing will be given due con­ sideration, important facts and a rg u ­ ments to have *|>ciiul weight in the taie, should preferably Ik* subm itted In writin. There now exists nn Intra-C oastal Waterway from Jacksonville, Florida, to Miami. Florida, but this w aterw ay is not i tvered by u project adopted by the National Government except so far a< that portion extending along the Indian Riv. r from Goat Creek to Ju p i­ ter Inlet The adopted project for this |«rtinn of the Indinn river providea for a channel feet deep at mean low **t< r. Tne Act directing this prelim ­ inary <x.miinatlun does not define the location of the waterway to be re port ♦J upon, therefore, information la de­ sired to the most suitable location for an Intra-Coastal Waterway as well a» data showing the necessity of such a Waterway. At this hearing inform ation ia p a r­ ticularly desired on the following points; I " h a t is the rh a ta ctcr, tonnage and value of the present outgoing comtnerie f„,m ynur te rrito ry ! What proI* Ho n .if thj« tonnage niovca by ra il •nd * hat proportion by w ater, and ts what markets ia it shipped? -Ibm ' nre the rnil shipments Un.Ilr. 1, i .................... are they Mopped on ir' L'li bill „f holing from point ol “Hem to the market, or are they shipr ' I" - ‘irksonvillc and there re-shipf" 17 rnil «*■ water to their destina*°n. What proportion of the outgoihipmenu by rail is reshipped J'-m Jacksonville by water to iU ulti"»*'• market? I ov. <*re lno .shipment) the wnu.r water shipments ,,n An- they for local consumpin Jacksonville, or for reshipment ^ Pant, beyond? If the latter case, a proportion goes forward by Tail, . » tt by water from Jacksonville ? ,u e similar information for > incoming shipments, stating charamount, value, point of origin, j, i u *rom point of origin to ultim' an<* *rom Jacksonville to destination. ■ Are the boats now running in tnjit v *1 *bl* to c,rTY all the ffr / K,'tn',les and other produce oftkcv , M*Ur tr*n ,P°rt*»lon? Do * rj! ■*'the bu**ness they can han»hinfw.i / l t’ Wby ** no* mort produce X ( r r U r T ,flh ' present boats iS .!" 0rt ‘h,in th‘ * banM r . , . siiki) ( I I ) T h r ,%»•«*• la ir d I ' r f u ) JACKSONVILLE, May 24.—Carl- meat for other purpoaes. Apparatrom Field at Arcadia, Fla., wilt be entny the general decided that it entitely abandoned by the govern- could not. ment in June, according to Major At present there are stationed at General M. M. Patrick, chief of the the field about MX* officers, men and army air service, who arrived here endets. It iff" p!nnned to transfer yesterday afternoon by airplane these men to other field* in line with HAI) HOFF. AROUND HIS NECK from an inspection of the field. the war department’s announced WHEN CAR WAS WRECKED The field will be abandoned as an policy of concentrating its training AND IIP. HEAT IT aviation training grounds after the activities In favor of economy, graduation of the present class In General Patrick said last night (!1 r T h e A a a o rla lrd 1‘ r r M l June, General Patrick said. that it was probable the government IRW1NTON, Ga.. May 24— Jim Announcement that the war de- would consider private offers for its Denson, negro, is believed to have partrnent would transfer the field’s holdings ut Arvndiu. A movement shattered all lynching records by activities to a Texas camp, w at he said, is now afoot to locate an escaping from a mob after a rope had made several months ago. Since enterprise on the land. Efforts were been placed about his neck and today that time, vigorous protests have being made by local men, he said, he is reported to be attempting to been made against the abandonment to interest commercial nvintion comelude sheriff’s posse and reach aeon of the leld. Senntor Fletcher of panics in the property. to take refuge in a mob proof jail. * Florida, was informed several dny* General Patrick plans to continue Denson was convicted of attacking a ago by Secretary Weeks thnt Gen- his trip northwnrd by the air route white woman, and was taken from jail oral Pntrick would come to Florida today, going from here to Amcricua, here early yesterday after n battle be - 1with a view to determining if the (in., nnd from there to Camp Bentween jail nttaehcs and n mob. lie field could be utilized by the govern ning, Ga. was placed in un automobile, u rope about his neck, when Die automobile crashed into another car. The occu- 1 pants were thrown out, Denson was said to huve recovered first and made n hasty retreat fropi the scene. Decision Resulted From RADIO FANS Inquiry Into General WILL HEAR Rate Structure MARINE BAND OF THE NATION CONCERT TONIGHT AT EIGHT O’CLOCK AT WASH­ TWELVE AND ONE-HALF PER INGTON • CENT IN SOUTHERN AND MOUNTAIN TEItltlTOKY Illy T k » Aaanelulrd I 'r r a a ) WASHINGTON. May 24.—The Ma­ M ir T h e A s a o rls lr d P rea a l rine hand, known ns the president's WASHINGTON, Mny 24— A re­ own, will give n radio concert nt 8:00 duction in freight rates averaging o'clock tonight. The concert will Inst nbout ten per cent, was ordered to­ one hour an dis expected to Ik* beard day by tho Interstate Commerce throughout eastern part of country Commission in a decision resulting nnd Canada. Station will use wave from its inquiry into the general length of 412 no-tores nnd signol N. 0 . 1rnic structure of the nation. The cut In freight rates was fixed by com­ mission nt fourteen per cent in the GENERAL WOOD SAFE enstern territory; thirteen und ona half per cent in the western, and MISSING .70 HOURS CAUGHT IN TYPHOON twelve nnd one half per cent in the southern nnd mountain pacific ter­ ritories. ( H r T h e A a s n rU Ir d P r e s s ) MANILA, May 24— Leonard All the reductions were ordered Wood/ governor-general of the effective July first and constitute a Philippines, is safe a fter having greater cut than was generally ex­ been missing for thirty six hours on pected. Judge W. T. Blond, president of the the yacht Apo, following a typhoon, Said Hr Never Offered to Purchase a The commislon in ordering the re­ First National Bank, of Orlando, tho according to word received here to­ duction, held that the nations rail­ SENATE PASSES BILL Tract or Keep it Up a youngster in Florida citizenship, hns day. The yacht is reported to have roads were entitled to earn five apd TO AID THE FARMER already endeared himself to all those took refuge on nn island near Min­ one half per cent on the value of I l l y T k r Xa ao r Im I . iI P re a a l JACKSONVILLE, May 24— Henry people of Central Florida with whom doro, where Wood had gone Satur­ ( H r T k r A ■•.,<-lair® I 'r r a a ) their pro|K*rty rather than approxi­ WASHINGTON, May 24.—An­ Ford in n letter to Senator Fletcher he has come into contact by his up­ day un un inspection trip. mately six per rent, which wns fixed other bill by Senator Harris, Dem­ denied he offered to purchase n large standing, honest nn«| courageous fight ns n reasonable return In transpor­ ocrat, Georgia, designed to aid fa r­ trnct of Innd near Fort Myers for a for water transportation and St. Johns MINERS REFUSE WAGE tation net of 1920. mers In securing credit, was passed park, If the government would keep it river improvements and lower freight CUT OF 21 PER CENT Transportation charges on passen­ by the Senate and sent to the up, ns reported last week, according rules. A few days ago tho llorald ger travel nnd pullnmn charges are House. It broadens the government to the Florida Metropolis Washington made Judge Bland nn honorary citi­ M ir T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s e t left unaffected by today's decision. warehouse act by authorizing the correspondent today. NEW YORK. May 24— Forty zen of Sanford nnd he nreepts the citi­ Rate cut horizontal nnd removes department of agriculture to extend members of the Anthracite Miner’s zenship in the lollowing letter: percentage of general increases giv­ the list of farm commodities which “ My attention was called to the general scale committee convened en nil railroad rates in 1920. TYLANHER ELECTED may be stored in government licen­ very complimentary editorial with here yesterday to frame n refusal of Agricultural products will not b« PRESIDENT OF LUM1IEILMEN sed warehouses, and also to classify reference to myself in yo.;r is.,uu of Ihe operator's demands thnt wages nffeeted by today's reduction. A MEETING AT ORLANDO May 9th, nnd I sincerely and genuine­ be cut 21 per cent. stored products. reduction of sixteen and one half “Our men In the fields^ whom wa ly appreciate tho fact that the Herald I l l y T k r A s s o c ia te d T rs a a l have consulted about the proposed percent made In western hay and TWELVE THOUSAND STOLEN ORLANDO, May 24— W. E. Ty- hns* made me nn honorary citizen of cut, tell us to stick till doosdsy,” gram rates last Tall and a volun­ tary ten per Cent cut made in ul> 'B Y HOLD DP MEN TODAY (under, of Fort Pierce, was re-elec­ Sanford. Needless to say, I accept. •T intended to express to you my sniil a member of tho committee agricultural products by the rail­ AT IIRIDGEPORT, CONN. ted president of tho Florida Lumber who had just returned from n tour roads January first, will he substi­ ami Mill work Association here yes­ appreciation nt un earlier date, but of his district. public demands ns well ns private bus­ terday nt the cloning session of the tuted for decision on these two com­ I l l y T h e A a .n r la ir d I’ r m l iness matters have deferred my atten­ modities. BRIDGEPORT, May 24.—One association's third annual conven­ tion. I notice in the Orlando Sentinel CHARGES DAUGHERTY bandit wua killed and another was tion, iind Daytona wn* selected us a quoted editorial from the Herald as WITH HIRING SPIES Other injured and twelve thousand dollar the next convention city. WASHINGTON, Mny 24— Admin­ TO SHADOW MEMBERS to the spirit of co-operation nnd good payroll of is Connecticut company officers elected were: A. McIntosh feeling which should exist nnd does is tra tio n intervention into railroad was recovered after n hold up by Tampn, vice-president, and J. P. now exist between Sanford and Orlan­ rate problems, as instnnerd most re­ (Hr The Assorlatrd J'ress) four men nnd a pistol fight with the Williams, Orlando secretary. WASHINGTON, May 24— Attor­ cently in President Harding's din­ The following regional director* do. I believe this feeling is exactly us ney general Daugherty was charged ner conference with carrier execu­ police today. The other bandits were were chosen: B. F. Redstone, Vero; it should be and there should he the by Senator * nrnwfay, Arkansas, tives, hns disclosed the close rela­ captured. T. L. Howell, New Smyrna; A. L. fullest co-operation between the two while speaking today In the Senate, tionship between these nnd problems cities for their common good and de­ BRIDGEPORT, Conn., May 24— A Kossiter, St. Petersburg; J. A. velopment and also the interior of with hnving assigned secret servico of railroad pay scales nnd railroad twelve thousand dollar payroll of a Dugger .W inter Haven; C. C. Jones, <l|iT.^tives to shadow members of financing, it was indicated yesterday Florida. Connecticut company which operates Jacksonville; T. F. Alexander, Tam­ Congress. at the White House. “ 1 aguin thunk you. a traction system throughout the pa; C. T. Rcxknrd, Fort l-audcrdalc; Knilrnsd managements, It was “Sincerely nnd cordially yours, state, was stolen by robbers today R. L. Todd, Ocala. CAUGHT IN MIAMI snld, while voicing approval of the “W. T. BLAND.” President Tylsnder said yesterday who held up nn official of the com­ AFTER MANY YEARS general proposal thnt rates be REA!, ESTATE MAN brought down in the Interests of pany and escaped in an automobile. that he considered the convention CITY FIREMEN KILLED hadl been the most successful one general business betterment and ex­ IN MILWAUKEE EIRE since the association wa sorganiz<d, l l l r T h e A H it f la lr S P re a a l pansion of enterprises, have taken ALLEGED MURDERER IN DEP.I* TUNNEL MIAMI, May 2 4 .- J . D. Myers, lo­ adding that both in attendance nnd the opportunity to tell of their own MAKES HIS ESCAPE interest it had exceeded his fonucst ral real estate man who was identi­ III) Tk<* lunrU lrS D rful troubles with wage ncalcs which MILWAUKEE, May 24— Three fied hy '.fficiul* of Salt l-nke City hopes. Members of the association they consider too high, with the fi­ I l l y T k r A s s o c ia te d r r e o a l MACON, Ga., May 2 4 .-I.it Boat- declared they had been royally en­ city firemen and two tunnel work­ bank ns Milton J J . Joseph, clhrk, who nancing of new equipment and re­ innn, who was taken from the coun­ tertained during their stay in this ers were killed by gns and electric- disappeared several years ago with pair of old. and the maintenance and I Ity at the bottom of n fifty-foot fifty-four thousand dollar*, will he ty jail hero on Monday to Terrell city. l^U rrm ent of their lines. Tho re­ | shaft of sewer system this morning, extrudicted to Utqh immediately un­ county for trial on a charge of mur­ sult is said to leave President Hard­ Thrift consists in loving n savings nnd nearly a score of firemen were der a ruling of the Supreme Court ing hopeful, however, thnt tangible der, has escaped, officers were In­ formed by long distance telephone account mom than the good opinion overcome. Firemen were trying to at Tallahassee today. Myers insists immediate reduction can be obtained. It was a case of mistaken Identity. rescue (wo dead tunnel workers. ! of the neighbors. late yesterday. Rnilrond executives were told by the President nnd Secretary Hoov­ er nt the Saturday night conference, I that If they vould leave class rates practicully unchanged nt existing levels, they could gn into session with the Interstate Commerce Commis­ sion and nt once cut sharply exist­ ing charges on cool, iron, bres, brick, paving materials, nnd other heavy tonnage low unitl prices commodities. This, in the adminis­ tration view, would remove hurdena which have acted to rotard tho wheels of commerce and at the F ir m same time leave high rates on tra f­ fic whlcK can bear tho burden, be­ cause of its high unit price. Many railroads regard the proposals with favor, but others look with concern 1. on tho plan as comprising a reduc­ •a tion In their chief source of reve­ nue. Among the latter are listed the “coal roads.” Y.\ Rail earnings In the East have de­ veloped a recetn tendendacy to rise, It was argued by railroad managers, while Western roads are still at low­ er earning points, indicating a nec­ essity for treating the rate problem T r ;> v regionally. '• ______• J .Judge Bland Accepts Henry Ford Denies Citizenship Papers as Report of Big Park Honorary Sanfordite Kept Up Ft. Myers w Explosion end of second act. “W ives” Here is wh ere you look for the remains at Shrine Ceremonial/ Saturday, May 27th f St*#. ____ -I*, So far the bandits in other locali­ ties have not threatened to move to New York If further molested. �• * PAGE SBHIDBIalQig, DAUGHERTY IS ROTARY CLUB SILENT AFTER WILL ENTERTAIN : SANFORD’S E - t o n i g h t . SENATE FIGHT S. H. S. SENIORS : TEMPERATURE : William UeMi “BOUGHTA»| PAID FOR' CLASSIFIED ADS [ > S i1 to to to to to to to to to to to to to Classified Ada 5c a line. No ad taken for leaa than 25c. and positively no claaaified ada charged to anyone. Caah moat accompany all ordera. Count fire worda to a line and remit accordingly. I CHREVOLETFOU^ : k IC I t I S * it ? .j -i t i! I lk -. f A m I■ ■ nil ■ — «ll A n n S $ a aI A n * . a - — _ _ _ _ I % S Af t a # A I . A G N E S AYRES JACK HOLT Snub Pollard Con,, a f t a lia D ..a a n m n a m lI aa a — f t. S a I O PERSONALS ING PARLORS V* w K Produclion FLAPPER TO MAKE FIN E WOMEN. SAYS PASTOR IN CHICAGO - - 81.!' to to to NIGHT MEETING AT MONTHWASHINGTON. May 23,-M oro ZUMA HOTEL WILL BE to documents to support the charge that i . n v PIIV to Attorney General Daugherty and to Thomas B. Felder, Atlanta attorney, .... a , . n , _. . , to , The Sanford Rotary Club had a hr.d a contract with Charles W. Morse _ » ,, . , . . to -. 1.1 ». . ' , most interesting meeting toda >1 at through which they were to receive ,u *, u «. ^ . — With— to •or n/io 4 « L. t i , . . * _ the \ aides Hotel at whichPresident $25,OOQ for obtaining his release from » ..__,. # ... tk . _«i__ ... , , ■Thrasher told them of somo of tho the penitentiary In 1912 will be p ac- : . . . „ ... , W aims °f thc club for the year. He — And— ntor Tnrr u• « i,* * ..I 7 ? *.*n* I calltd upon chairman of tho educa. . . r Cnrraw.y, A .k .n ... d cJ mnlU[„ „ ,.F. who day. explained thnt there will be a regu— Also A— Carnway causer! n stir In political Inr program of education from thirf i to circles here Saturday by reading to ahape, $250 terma or $200 caah. 490 the senate copies of documents sign­ time forward nnd each member will Model.—Hire & Walker, in old Ford be asked to give a short talk on his ed by Dougherty nnd Felder which T o m o r r o w - M i,dred Garage. dh-tfp own business nnd one on Rotary ev- to he said showed the attorney general T , ""V " 7 , 7 ^ C h a p lin in “ Old Dad". 2 1 UNUSUAL BARGAIN—1 late model .helped to obtain the Morse pardon. 7 * " “ ""f* Ju< Hauwholder of tw o -p a rt Comedy. m 4-pasacnicer Cadillac Sport, now I Republican leaders of the senate rn ,crt’,fnm(’nt committee report- to to to to ed that he would have everything paint, good tirca, nix wire wheel*.— were expected to confer yesterday as ready at tho next meeting to make it E 0 ® D [ Q [ r J [U ® E 3 Franklin Motor Co., Inc., Orlando. to how to meet Caraway's continued pleasant for the new members who s c e n e F rom I’hono 522-J. 49-3tp attack, his charges Saturday being have recently JJoIncd tho Rotnry FOR SAI.K—280 gal. gasoline tank . K £ 1T £ C ^ 9 lf ,P O R D ' S made in the face * For quick results, try a toa^I .............. ... -of statem ents by „y Club. At this meeting the senior with 5 gallon viaiblo pump for fill­ L tT L E L O R D RAUNLLEROY" Sonatnr W .t,on, Inillnn., who „ !tl boys of the High School, Class of It III I It 1. 4 _ . . will Ik*8the feature attraction at the ing station. Practically now. Cheap Which attorney general had toldft ft___ $1,000 Guaranteed Kosch to.] for cash.—Cates Crate Co. 49-tfc the Prince** next Friday and Saturday thnt be was not in any way con­ 1922 will be the gtiests of the Rotary L. P. McCuIler's. .J ,.luCHICAGO, May 23.—The modern Club and......... will............... put on ............ a short pro­ nected with the Morse pardon. FOR SALK—Second hand piano, in gram With this program and with ta p p e r was defended by the Rev. Al ............ ......... wssio uiii it HU wi^ll ----•« •»/ iiiv »*«». r i I ---------------------. Cnrawny'a presentation of the al­ good condition.—W. A. Rnyner, Cel­ t ) Ml n K) l a Nl Si *4 bert I’enncwell, pastor of thc Coven- p t jrp v p lY P l^ C O tf ' leged Daugherty letter and tho Dau- „the_ _program of the entertainment , . ery Avenue. 4R-5tp committee there will he something do* nnt church, at Runston yesterday In n IX T/^ ») “ P-'OoAIAJ, FUR sA l.U —Eight room house, on gherty-Felder contract already has T ‘7 Cr° 7 *°mCuh, f <l 0 . k, k k * , / i" caused friction between tho ,n* nt thc ncxt meeting which wiil « rm on in which he approved of short Park avenue, all conveniences, just ment of justice and Republican f-Jd- ,H' “. " ‘7 * meet,n* an'1 wil1 bo hcId bobbo,, hnlr nna k"l<*"bock Dreasea. Children’s Fnxk.. pfc refininshed. Very easy terms.—A. P. nt tho Montezuma Hotel starting cr*k'l kinds hemstltchinc. Fe n u n . to to to era. Connelly. 48-tfc Apartments. Flnppcrism is not u disease but a Early yesterday It was said at the 7 ' “T ^ F o r SALK—Potato barrels in any diversion," he said. "Bobbed hair, department of Justice that there was Unt" rvcr>th h K *» °vcr. Sanford is about due for a regular quantity, special prices on car lots, short skirts and knickerbockers are no statement from Daugherty in re- f;F V P „ . , u .n n n correspondence solicited, Clearwater cloudburst which we do not need. not signs of sin, but a declaration of ply to the Charges of Caraway. The “ s\ " ‘ n J 1 ^OSt V i N ^ I I I ^ Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc independence. The girls arc a jolly nttomey general has stendfaatly re' *S ,,IP R. S. Sheldon of Geneva was in the FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. fused lo discuss the m atter ^ * 1 THAT SPRIT K TYPHOON lot nnd they will give us tho finest generation of women the world has siding. Within four blocks of center city today on business and visiting Representative U nodriB ^ Michi* . rru i _ Illy T• ar lf .^■««»r$inra A norlaird rI'rrai) with friends. ever known. of city. MANILA, May 23.—Wireless cvf* known# irnn, who has been demnndkiir an “Wo ar0 aro P“ passing from ‘ho the man age, Ceo. V . KNIGHT 1nv.-stlration by n special b.^iso com- T o ries to Yacht Apo on which Gov»lnK fro"> if you have u room to rent for mlttee of nlleged laxity on the part ’1!rnor-Gencrnl Leonard Wood, his " roURh nKe* nn,! emerging into the 272-tfc FOR SALE—Watermelons at James Saturday and Sunday, list it with tho of the attorney general in prosecut- ' wi,c nnd ^ b ’htor sailed Saturday .»k« ut ot i-imurc, culture, me tho women women’ss iage. Thnt flnpper exists tc today. The inir n r trrmftnrm have for hnvc not hi»on been nrmvnriul answered4 iss why tho flapper Mnrcsro'n Fruit Stand. 48-2tp Shriner’s committee. ing w war grafters, tli(« this wnnir week probably ^f|i* ^"r Mindoro, ‘'* 'n .j | hi,/uI, which wnicn raged rageu yester- ncw , ” ..... bo — ono *n which their will nttempt to forro form Republican Rrnnklir.n ...... nnd .... typhoon nRe xvill attempt to FOR SALE—A real bargain, 1919 Candidates arc scarce in Sanford. house lenders to nllow the house to day is believed to he responsible for 1,1 iutnc® will bo felt. Girls In the four passenger wire wheel Cadillac I’®** have been pretty littlo birds in eight, in A-l shape. Must sell at Only a few of them have I,eon hero vote on his resolution for the inquiry. delay in their return. With every dollur cash piu so far nnd they make hut littlo noise. ----------------------------cages of husky beasts of burden.” Woodruff nnd Caraway have both once. Phono 123, Arcade Auto Sup­ you Ret a ticket good for Post Cards a t the Herald Office. mnde the chnrges thnt "a working ply, Daytona, Fin. Ask for Mr. C. L. FREE chance on this Tin Many new business houses arc op­ partnership” still exists between CYCLING IS VERY POPULAR Clifton. 47 3t? Signal Lamp. ening here, many branches of other INVERNESS PLANTER AMONG FRENCH PEOPLE FOD SALE OR LEA SE—One 20 acre, businesses are opening hero, many Daugherty and Felder. KILLED YESTERDAY one 10 aero Sanford nvc. walking retail business houses are just waiting TRACTOR FELL ON HIM A recent Associated Press dispatch GIV EN AWAY JULY 3RD. I distance to city. Two lots corner for store rooms to come here. San­ from Paris, Franco says: "Cycling Center and Elm ave. Two lots west ford will he some busy town this ,.'B » The tiaorlairft Prr«*l which is practically n dead aro in •Ide Palmetto ave., 60 f t from Kiev- fall. INVERNESS, Mny 23.—G. W. Crllo the United States, ns far as use of enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, a wealthy plnnter here, was killed the wheel for Tecratlonnl purposes’ is owner, 175 N. Spring St., U s Angelate yesterday when n tractor which Let everybody clean up their yards concerned, is more popular than over lee, Calif. _ 288tf; 29-tf nnd residences nnd get ready for was hauling melons in his field tu rn ­ In France. With 4,308,129 blcyclca In FOR SALE—Gasoline pump and 180 the advent of tho thousand* of peo­ ed oyer, pinning him beneath. 105 P a lm e tto Avenoe commission, there Is a wheel to every gallon tank.—L. F. Roper. Phone ple hero Saturday. Sanford will bo ninth msn, woman of child i:i Franco. SANFORD SAYS PRESIDENT REGARDING *:* FLORUUl For quick results, try a want ad. 1Cg-____________________ _ 39-tfc talked about for ninny months to In 1920 there were only 2,272,324.” THE WHITE HOUSE ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaiiina] FOR SALE—A practically new piano. come nnd it is up to thc pcojilo as to CONFERENCE High grade, walnut finish for cash. whether it will !>«. favorable or un­ — » ss ■■■ Tto Aftftoelftlr* P e r.., 1160,00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp favorable talk. WASHINGTON, Mny 23.—Harding FOR SALE—Ford 8edan— L. F. Rop­ YOUNG MAN DROWNS | represented ai White House *« n «r- r l i u n e 121 er. Phone ICC. «o *•. L, n i l , * Kit Nl'KINGS ly hopeful of n voluntary reduction FOR KAl.i-a—-New fivo room bungalow in transportation rntes would result Herbert Chappell, a young man of from Saturday night’s White House should doulile in valuo in the next few yenrs. Watar nnd electric lights. Durham, N. C., who was formerly dinner conferonce. Obstacles In tho $1,400.—A. P. Connelly. 48-tfc employed by the Dr. P. Phillips Com- wny of obtaining voluntary action by n Y tI> » ) , 3» ,(!• — ------- ,lftny n" l,ncker. was drowned Sunday the rnllroads in the wny of rate re­ 10 S to re s in G corgln* **$v K t i i N J | afternoon in Silver Springs, which is ductions on thorough going basis de­ -1 Store in Florida FOR KEN 1-F u rn ish e d and unfunT ,0C,,te<, *bout Mx mi,c" out of 0cal“- sired by the administration wns de­ Mr. Chappell on Sunday with a scribed at thc white house as someishod room*. 206 Park ave. 49-Ctp ■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a a a a M |( ||||1 ( |( |( ||i|iiB |iM |( B M party of friends, motored over to whnt formidable. F O R R E N T - T w o furnished light ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a M I I I I Silver Springs where they were to housekeeping rooms, alxo furnished spend the day. I n 'the afternoon the TIRED OF BLACKMAIL rooms, 108 nnd 110 Commercial street, boys decided to go in swimming nnd (summer rate). 49-ltc MILLIONAIRE SLAYS Mr. Chappell, who was lending tho RATHER THAN PAY F T O N T ^ A f tc r 1st, two con- j.srty to water ran out on tho necting rooms, private bath. Adults, springhonrd nnd dived in, swimming Ills Thr .Xftftnrlnlrd l'r .M l 411 Park Ave. 49-6tp under water for several feet towards It IIITL PLAINS, New York, Mny f o I T KENT—Cool, furnished bed the float which is located a short 23.—The alaying of Clarence Peters rooms, $3.00 per week, or rooms nnd distance out in the spring. He then !nst Tuesday by W alter S. Ward, son board $8.26. Apply «0() U urel n v c enmo up nnd swam around for a while of George S. Ward, millionaire head : nuc4B-2tp nnd went under ngnin nnd didn’t of the Ward linking Powder Com­ come up. One of the boys who was pany, followed the eider Wnrd's re­ FOR RENT—Cottn^F: -J. Musson. 47-3tp swimming nearby dived down nnd fusal to give his son fifty thousand Foil RENT—Furnished fivo room finally succeeded in bringing the body dollars to pay his alleged blackmail* ■ apartment with garage. 914 Myr- to the Btirfnee. A I)r. Peck, of Ocnln, ora, it wns learned today. Ward was 5 • • : ■ who hnppcncd to he at thc Springs police commissioner of New Rochelle i 5 ■ ____ tio Avenue.____ ____________ 45-lOtp at the time, did nil possible to resusi- nnd Vice-President of his father** J ■ FOR RENT— Furnished house with- n citato him. nnd it is thought thnt he baking company, had already p a id 1* 5 gnrnge. Apply 107 W. 9th St., or died of heart trouble ns a number of thc blnckmnllers thirty thousand dol­ ruonc 210. 43-<5tp his friends say he wns nn expert lars, said sheriff Warner. FOR RENT Room* and kitchenette. swimmer.—Orlando Sentinel. —Shirley Apnrtmonts opposite post AMERICAN MEDICAL office, upstairs. 2S-tfc ANNOUNCEMENT! ASSOCIATION ASKS FOR F W T t ENT—Two unfurnished rooms, CHK(,'K ON BOOZE On Friday evening nt 3:16 nt tho oath, for lighthoutekeepini*. Good High School the pupils of Miss Wil_O lr Tfce Aft.orlntrd T re a t Heraid Office. App,y '*R- R ” carc ST. --LOUIS, ouse ui in Expression will ......... class - ........ nut give -----, Mny 23.-H —nuuiv of «LZ _ 0-tfC Barns' their first recital. Tho major part of '''IfKntcs, of the American Medicnl OR RENT Tu„ ,1, |ra|,|t. roomf I BA . 1a _ t -- f l i t ft a . A VSl 1/3 lit Suit t . .l > .. _ J A • a furnished. Call 348-W l„.fore 8 or this recital will i*> a charming play, Association, today adopted n resolu­ A Southern Cinderella,” besides read­ tion asking the Government to take * flcr 6 P* m48-Otp ings by various pupils. This is tho over the distribution of whiskey for ■ w anted first opportunity the people of San­ medical purposes only, in eight, six­ WANTED—omnii cottage, unfu^ish- ford have hnd of seeing some of Miss teen and thirty-two ounce sealed *d or half of house, or unfurnished Willinms' excellent work with her packages. -^ • housekeeping rooms. Address “ Per- clnss in Expression. As Miss Wil* FOUR HUNDRED MIDDIES llnms hns most generously donnted n ^ ' ; ' '■ a s , »- Snnforil. WILL GRADUATE THIS YEAR r o a i II, I ,) h u v - u . m . h o . c..i, the receipts of this recital to tho Do­ mestic Science fund, it is expected FROM NAVAL ACADBMt m also Ice cream cabinet. Address thnt all friends of thc High School Box 509. i 48-2tp will bo present. Tho program will be WASHINGTON, May 2 3 ,-T h e FOR SALE I The rains fall where they nro most needed. For In* stance the pepper and tomatoes need but little rain. Thd orange groves need much rain. The rain on Sunday fell where it was needed most. Rain falls on the ju st nnd the unjust. Ain't it the truth? 5:10 A. M. MAY 23, 1922 Maximum ...... ............ ,.. 91 Minimum . Range ---Barometer Rain, trace. Calm and cloudy. h vvii f t iiia f f tV I IV ” r- ONLY HOPEFUL OF REDUCTION IN R. R. RATES -»*- F R E E ! A $20 AUTO m LAMP F. P. im\ —— • Sanford’s New Store- ' .a y , j ; IThe Church well Co. B n I LADIES’DEPARTMENT Juno MEN’S DEPARTMENT I GOLF SKIRTS '• I WASH HATS In Pretty Colors For Little Boys $6.98 m 50c PONGEE BLOUSES YOUNG MEN’S CAPS $1.50 AND $2.00 All Sizes »• : LADIES’ t M SEAL PAX UNDERWEAR 1 In Pink and While _____ j i S $2.48 STRAW HATS For Children _ 50c TO $1.25 - PAY CASH W ANTED—Auto mechanics A w V vUlid n my A. Wolf, e , UlK) Hotel.pt>r with C.II 49-itp The Daughters of Wesley will hold * social meeting nt Mrs. Aborcromby's on h ast Second street. Friday at 8:0a * .7 .nC,t linc *t®D°nery in the city sold below cost to make room for our offices. Herald Printing Co. 18-3tp published in Thursday's and Friday's i lynmission for nil of approxim ately Herald. Tickets, 35 nnd 60c. 49-2tc four hundred midshipmen in this ■ yearn graduating class a t the Naval 3 Academy was virtually assured to* day when the Senate Naval Commit­ te e voted unanimously to recommend the confirmation of th eir examina­ tions for ensigns, was sent to the Senate by President. For Florida: Partly cloudy Cash Counts- -And D isco u n ts j THE WEATHER tonight and Wednesday; probably showers in extreme south portion. to Havo you !o»t or found anything? A Herald W ant Ad will help you. $ to to to to to to to to •« If nny subscribers of the Dnily Her­ ald have a copy of April 12th, the Herald office would like to hove onci or more copies and will pay five cents per copy for them. |T h e FIRST STREET C h u r c h w e l l C o .j SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKA BLOCK | �"A Southern Cinderella" erected, structures now actually un 16 were other than the rankest poi­ ConjrrcM to the importance of the School, Friday night. 35 «n(j 2*4 MICKIE SAYS der process of completion. son. St. Johnn river would begin and that But It is in the cost of the more There seems nothing left except 8 ° ,c,ock’_____________ 50.1J when th at time came around the r iM U r e t i n t aft— — i l m i I moderete dwelling that the great av­ OOUT W EV)ER M K U« PER t u i t Ikf lltraM Daliains. IIT Central Florida Waterways Aaaofor congress to make bootleg liquor "Business needs more able -- A - x . --------X igH lta I in f ir t1. r u . erage American ie interested, 'and A PRlCl o u ’malf A OCK.BU* subject to the provisions of the tives." That’s encouraging. pcr ciation ahould have 0,000 members the figures show, according to The HAyiDBuxft, a e e o t. tr i je st pure food act.—Florida Post. for it will take a fund that large to time we feared it would need * Lumber Trade Journal, that "some­ a t MUCH TROOQL& Vt> FIX u put the m atter up to Congress in the executor. IHJHMaHKHH body” is delaying the gamo and pre­ ■ 1 UF TW "MPE Vi PRESS Ptt*. i Bone at $1,000 Guaranteed Ant His talk was very J venting the like activity in cheaper -C4lt«* right light. a. J. holly o n e BC PER A TVtOUSAUOl 50-fltc Stationery below cost at the L. P. McCulIer’s. W. J. L I U A H D ____l x x l i r / - T x » M M I much to the point and the Herald structures which is seen in the more H. A . N B K L --------------- U m t w l ■ « » * * * » quite agreof. with him on this subC. U IUWIM------CI— latlM costly buildings. PkMI IM I f I* P. M. jeet—it is by far the most important Lumber is no cheaper in Chicago, i t . r r t la la x I U I N M i i f K h h i project that we have to take up and and certainly labor is as high, but at ■ A M lIn llo put over a t this time. It means that 1least one contracting m anufacturer « u l* r r I t illa a P r i x la A l t a i x with a twenty foot chnnnel from >ar Y ra r there has struck the solution to the • U Monika Sanford to the ocean and ten feet moderate salaried man’s home-own­ D f l lx x t la Clip br Carrier oar W x k _______ — --------- U Caata ffbm Sanford to Miami that there ing problem. We quote The Lumber It H< will be the greatest section in the Trade Journal: (>«■ ___ 1» f o r m Ktaloolr (sooty United States opened up. It means "Up in Chicago there is a con­ I I I la rik flik rt t t r r j Ft 14*j. A tffr- that unless this waterway is put ov­ ttalaa ratra m alt haawa oa apillM cern known as the Kriskem Ila a. Iirmofroilr la lo lllln . MAO par er and chenper transportation ob­ roar, alxaya la lA iaox. Company, and it hns prepared a NKHUKII TIIK ASSOCIATED I’HKSS tained that South America and other plan to build homes for people The Associated Press is exclusive- countries will put fruits and vegewho own lots st a cost of $1,995. ty entitled to the use for republics-! tables into the eastern markets These homes are four rooms, Hen of all news dispatches credited to cheaper than Florida can do and with a kitchenette and bathroom it oorr unot p a - 1' they arev doing it MV" now and when they , 11 u i otherwise u m u i m s y credited u t u u u i in this tuia r** and closet additional. They arc per and also the local nows published! get into their real stride there will | j Intended for people who cannot herein. be no use raising fruiti and vege■ ■— afford to pay more than thc price All rights of republicA’ion of spec- 1tallies in Florida for wo cannot cora­ mentioned for ahcime. They in­ tal dispatches herein ero eleo re -' Pete with them. It means thnt the clude the installation of gas and J merchants of this section will be served. electric light fixtures. If the IM••• h im 111j enable*ip to get cheeper tranxpnrtaWU.I HI*ALU MVli.il1X0* Standard count cloth, meKniskern Company can do this 1tion and can pass the saving on to dium weight, plain himin Chicago, it Is possible of being Fine quality f»9c value Itheir customers. It means the es­ mod, center seamed. A good We hnve quite a number of duplicated in every city of the tablishment of many wholesale hous­ value, at, each— Dress l’ntternrf of from 4 to country and more especially in More rain, more rest es and manufacturing plants in this 5 yards th at through a for­ ----------- o----the larger cities of the South. section and means the very life of ,ilk*’M *° " vc **• It is too bad that tunate purchase we are en­ Nice cool weather for the candi- business. It is strange indeed that wr <!n not knr,wf *’ abled to offer you at, yard, date, of the Shrine. the business men and the growers Thc M PrM,lon '» C,0IM! *° thc MOONSHINE WHISKEY ----------- 0----------- of central Florida and of all Flor- thou*ht ,hnt a «rvt" mnn>’ m*n *nd The Sanford Country Club is des- j j n cannot see this great day com-l ' vomen o f u " onlcrtftin ,hat m“"y Long before prohibition, romance lined to be one of the best in the -----| ntr. That it will be „a great great day d a y ! papers in the slate have reprinted, ----- is .......... state and the golf links are already jf vvnter transportation is obtained have printed and commented on it surrounded what was known ns given up to be among the finest in for (.’|orj,|„ lim| n very ,(nr){ finy if and given approval and commenda- moonahfne liquor. It may have been the south. it is not obtained. It is strange that tion. Put into words and on paper » trifle raw to the palate accustomed | the people residing here in the there can be little doubt thnt it will to the bonded article, but nt least Only -III crooks among the post- I greatest fruit and vegetable section do some measure of good, that It 'bo "mountain dew" was regarded n« ofllco employees of New York city of the state are so blind to their will set in motion generous spirits pure stuff. When prohibition came lllack and White Patterns, Every one knows the qual­ Is not so bad. Might be called the future interests thatj they cannot thnt have Inin dormant for lnck of upon the land nnd the bootleggers Also Lights ity of this standard Sheet­ j began the manufacture of synthetic “Days of 19’ ’and send then* to the -ee the handwriting on the wall nnd encou ragement. New goods that have just ing, therefore it needs no whiskey, with its wood alcobel nnd There Is no period of life exempt big celebration at Sacramento, become members of this associa­ arrived, just the thing for description. This is a decid­ o tion thnt hns started this great pro- from misery. We enter It in tears; other delccterious ingredients, and that cool Summer Dress, at ed value, at, yard— Tampa is going after greater port jret and now ask f«Tr more mem- wo pass through It In sweat nnd when the stocks of legitimate bond­ yard— terminnls nnd docking facilities ami hers nnd for the money to finish the toil, nnd mnny nfflictions; we end ed goods grew senreer and Bcarcer, it always in sorrow. Great and litd u n g '<* <be eom whiskey i Tampa is looking to the future . 1deal. the real moonshiners. , Sanford made no mistake in bonding It is strange thnt the people of l*,,, r 'ck ,,ni' P°or. not one in the . can plead immunity But nine! thry nro putting the fear j for a better pier nnd dock nnd whHrf this part of Florida ennnot be con->whole ^world or'il rmi from this condition. . " f death by poison even into thnt re- ■ for the landing of the big boats that vlnrcd of the fact thnt eventually Sympathy Is the first great lesson m»ining sotnee of ihe .lays of V o l-(B will soon he coming up the St. Johns nnd (he day is not far off when it which man should learn. It will be A district judge in Texas, ■ river* will be impossible for them to do HI for him if lie proceeds no farther; charging a grand jury, states th a t ■ • o.......— business unless chenper freight rates moonshine stills are now set up in ■ if his (motions are excited but to Itoport from Ireland say* Ulster Cfln ,,c obtained ami cheaper ha. made prisoners of 300 Sinn Fein rates can he obtained and cheaper »™rt. and to he fo.unsanitary surroundings and men. In that case there should be height rates will only come with '" ro'! ,n luxurious quiet; but unless hat the barrels and containers of a surcease of war. There cannot be « « ter transportation. it is > «"« f“‘>l ^ > r‘hings in which ho liquid are th*‘ n*n,.lervous of irats “3 BLOCKS FROM THE HIGH PRICES' many more Sinn Fein or Ulsterites Grange thnt the cattle men and the hn!* no Personal interest lie can mire and other vermin nnd reptiles that formerly were figments of the left and with 300 prisoners and 300 'umber men nnd the turpentine men n<ha ve nothing noble or grand. Ulsterites to guard them a truce nni1 «B the men who are doing husl* ‘ ° ”ou,’t *here are men in this whl*key-fired. imagination. lie told , -Phonc 550 ’community weighted with cares nnd.'he world thnt out of 1,500 samples 5 213-215 Snnford Avenuewill ge necessary. ness in Central Florida ennnot sco troubles. What a blessing it would o f moonshine whiskey tested, only where they are heading. The Central Florida Water Traf­ he to them if they could go to some • Advertise Snnfurd, eat Sanford more fortunate friend or neighbor, fic I engue Is your salvation. a products, wear Sanford clothes, buy unburden his soul, receive sympathy — ------------ o — fttnford stuff every time, talk Snu- i advice, eousei und assistance. And KEEP THE LEVIATHAN* ford wnerever you go, tell them wh/it n pleasure it will tie to almost about our million dulinrn worth of any man to he thus consulted and The Shipping Hoard and the nwe buildings, the bond , issue, , - the , . i , , 1oV" confided in! Our greatest enjoygolf Inks, the country d u b and cv-1 ’™ nent has decided wisely ami wol mcnt n ftcr from lM „K n erythlng. You should Ik* proud o f ,'" k‘ «ping of the Leviathan a n d , po<)(1 turn „ j, |h(. BJlvi of the your city. , i spending n largo sum of money in .vnrj,i u great spirit of ----------- ------- --refitting and making over this fine ,irnthurhood> An<1 so, each man Perry G. Wall one of the best lie- *hiP- President Harding hns also 1should live thnt he Is open to the loved men of south Florida nnd cv- nct«l wisely nnd ns u true American nppeal of the less fortunate, that ery other part of Florida said In in refusing to allow the shipping he turn not the hack of his hand to n talk to the Rotary Club the other , 1"ar«l to change the name of the the fallen.—Palatkn News. . The presi­ day that "lack of interest by the l.evinthnn to Harding. peopie in into years In the big prob­ dent. knows nnd all the boys who Itt II.DING CHEAP HOMES _____ lems of the country is to Ik* blamed were In the war know the important for the turning of political parties part the Leviathan played in tho| Th„ Lumbf,r Tra()<1 Jourru, of Mny , , into aggregations for office g et­ war nnd none of them would want ting.’* Anti Porry Wall n cter spoke the mime of this great monster ,B doc,nrei th° greatest problem of any tinier words and Perry knows ehnnged. Our own Morris Spencer communities in the l niteil States is anti other Snnford boys who were that of building cheap homes for the whereof ho speaks. on the Leviathan during the war medium rlnsera of labor. would probably resent, the changing til'll GREAT WATERWAY It is a fact that the medium paid of the name of the gront ship thnt tabor class is paying, pru|>ort!onntcCol. G. W. Knight, chairman of carried so many hoys over nnd enr ed tin m back during thc war nnd ly. the highest rentals in the United the public improvement committee nfter the war and those thnt were States, in proportion to ability to of the Sanford Rotary Ciuh was railed upon for a few remaras at on the l.evinthnn were proud of her pay. Rentals for the higher classes the meeting yesterday atonit the performance. Un wieldly perhaps at have come down, or are being low­ waterway meeting at Titusville Inst times nnd hard to manage, the old ered gradually hut effectively to a Tuesday and we wish every citizen Leviathan never failed to draw point where Income and rental will of Snnford could have heard him. He forth the cheers when she docked In again approximate a basis of equal­ stressed the great importance of I Hoboken, ity. New Orleans reports this to be a fact, ami Tampa is an example of this great waterway, told of the fine work done at Titusville when the LOVE AND HELP THY NEIGH- th« tendency downward. W hat is tm e in fheso cities is indicative ofcase was presented to the engineer DOR AS THYSELF the trend elsewhere. Hut the rentals and presented by a city twenty-four -------miles from the river—Orlando—thus In a recent issue of The laikelnnd for chenper paid workers is still too demonstrating thnt it is net a pri- Telegram Editor Harry Urown gave high. vale enterprise for Sanford people expression to n thought that no There must he a way out of it, and hut is most important to all the doubt exists in the minds of mnny the Lumber Trade J- urnnl calls atpeople of central Florida. He also men, nnd which, if more generally tention to something that may be a f­ raid that when the engineers pnssed expressed nnd practiced, would go fecting rentnls. It says: upon the St. Johns river thnt th e ' a long way toward lightening the "Somewhere, somehow and by work was only started nnd thnt burdens of our friends nnd neighsome moans someone is making then the real work of waking up horn. ' When n business failure, n J an exhorbitnnt profit on the _ „ sui ci de or other revealing crisis oc lumber produced by Southern curs, we rcnliie thnt here is a man manufacturers nnd sold by Sou­ or women who hns been carrying a thern dealers. Taking New Or­ heavy burtlen," ho says, and “ We leans market as a criterion, the wish we hud known tin* situation so profit to both manufacturer and that we could have been more kind­ dealer is ns yet but an ordinary ly nnd generous.” one." "And the next thought is that Who is this "someone" making an there are about us other men nnd "exhorhitant profit” on the lumber women whose worries and modes of produced by Southern manufacturing depression no tragedy hns yet re­ plants? vealed. Who are they? We do not True, the trend of the lumber m ar­ know; thnt is just it. If we knew, ket is upward, but the unprecedented we should be helpful, friendly and. demand for homes continues, and cheering in our attitude to all these from every section romea thc story Conrlesy nnd Prompt Ser­ people. And they would notice our of increased building. The building R e a d i n g vice Our Motto evident intention to be kind nnd permits Issued in twenty-seven Norncighborly, even if there was noth- them nnd Eastern states during Ap­ ing we could rosily do, nnd they ril totaled $.ir*3,H)2,00u, for highest a would feel n giow of friendly re- J valuation ever recorded for one I'honre 497-491 ■ sponse and appreciation that would month in thc history of the nation, WKLAKA BLOCK 2 make the world seem a better place On long Island alone thc records and life more worth tho effort it shuw 15,000 frame houses being SANFORD DAILY * HERALD A 11W ft THE HERALD PRINTING CO. [Study the Prices I and Quality LORRAINE 1 ■“ Til 1 m TISSUE GINGHAMS FI i / 81.1' M 0 1 C'* eta to tic ' <le u :l :: i \ ; 49c EMBROIDERED TISSUES 9-4 Unbleached 95c 54c PEPPERELL SHEETING Kanner’s Department Store Cl n I# %f y> - 72x90 $1.25 Wa­ rner i thn S. put lilt vli fa m « SHEETS * t The W o rld is W o rk inq for ou The m anufacturer who makes your shoes is working for you. So is the store that sells you shoes, your grocer, your clothier and every concern or person who makes or sells anything you buy. • Often these people have messages for you. They want to tell you about new goods, new styles, new prices or other new thipgs they think you should know about. They can’t speak to you personally because they have so many customers to serve. So they put their messages in the newspaper in the form of advertisements. It is to your interest to read the advertisements. They are published for your benefit. They keep you informed as to w hat these folks are doing for you. They help you buy the right goods at the right time and to make the most of your money. 1! , i a j ■ ■i .1 r t [GROCERIES I t •’V M I Iff r tV i t ' * j FRUITS 1 AND VEGETABLES 1 ..-i J .i-i • Moreover, you’ll find that business concerns th at tell you frankly what they are doing are the most dependable. Stores th a t advertise are progressive stores th a t have something real to say to you.' M anufacturers who ad­ vertise their products have confidence in them, because it does not pay to advertise anything th a t is not good. 1 the Advertisements is both D FANF TU R N ER luteresting and Profitable �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1*22 PA G E T H R E E SPORTS miner of quilitv lit nourbor.nl tobteeoiuini .Idut ol f.rit ktttt of hetier I d in f other the prxt. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Florida State League At Jacksonville, 5j Tampa, 0. At lakeland 2-3, Orlando O il. (second game 7 innings). Others, rain. Mjtri TlKl.it Co, Chesterfield CIGARETTES 1 0 for 18* 0 for 9c 'muni tint IH- 4JC o f Turkish and D om estic tobaccos—blended _____ National League Pittsburgh, 10; 1‘hllndclphla, 3. Cincinnati, G; New York, 5. Chicago, 2; Brooklyn, G. St. Louis, G; Boston, 8. At At At At American League Boston, 3; Cleveland, 5. New York, 3; St. Louis, 11. Philadelphia, ; Detroit, 6. Washington. 3; Chicago, 2. At At At At American Aa'oclation Columbus, 4; Louisville, 5. Toledo, 3; Indianapolis, 4. St. Paul, 3; Kansas City, 5. Minneapolis, G; Milwaukee, 7. At At At At Southern Association Memphis-Atlnnta; rain. Chattanooga, 1; Birmingham, 10 Little Rock, 4; Mobile, 0. Nashville, 12; New Orleans, 11. (IAMBS TODAY Daytpna n t St. Petersburg. Orlando nt Lakeland. Tampa nt Jacksonville. M AY OUTIT DOOR O F KLUX K L A N At At At At LEAGUE STANDING FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH ptnintlff Imd ordered from Jackson­ blorida State League CASE AT ST. AUGUSTINE ville and offered to pay tho expense Won Lost TAKES A NEW TURN of obtaining them. St. Petersburg 27 14 10 ( l l y T k r A n o r l a l r S I 'r e a a ) M Tampa ........... 22 ST. AUGUSTINE, May 23.—LyonOrlando ......... ..... 20 22 ella M. Day, of Jacksonville, has ro- Miss Day was really Mrs. John Me Daytona ........ .... 18 23 covered her Fountain of Youth tem ­ Connell when the property transac­ Jacksonville .. — 13 30 porarily a t least, just because she tion took place. Sho did not have ths thought sho was unmarried in 1010 right to deed away her husband's American League when legally she was m arried, and property. Won Lost had no rig h t to deed away the prop­ Of course, there may be further ac­ New York ....... .... 24 13 erty. Since th at time, however, the tion on the part of tho defense which St. Ix>uls....... ... 21 14 husban din tho case has died. provides n possibility that the own- Philadelphia ..... 1G 15 It was all threshed out in a suit ,Cleveland ..... .... 17 • 18 brought by Miss Dsy against the , Detroit .......... ..... lrt 17 Fountain of Youth Company, in which n aft has changed locations : Boston ....... 13 17 she claimed th a t control of the prop­ I'onco Dc Leon came here In . Washington 10 20 erty, which emraced other things his­ of It. Chicago ............ — •13 21 torical, such as Spanish antiques, had An*fUu4 frraai G», May '-’3. — Ansnd s postcard signed ftmng to the bomb ex hone ef Major J. Horntly Sunday morning as ling” and demanding Hinkle go at once," f the mayor yesterday, ed to In the letter, is ii. Gordon Hinkle, who s month ago on one of (reels of the city, imou* letter received by that time, the resignsiyor and city manager been wrested from her through tho GILCHRIST IS CONFIDENT organization of what she thought was ailing 110,000 were of- to be a tru st to operate for the benefit , 111? T h e A i a n e l a t r S P r M i t JACKSONVILLE, May 23,-Gov. lay by the city und coun- of disabled soldiers. ru n . Th* of war* Albert W. Gilchrist, candidate for the democratic iioiiiinaliuu fuk United on or persona guilty of . ' - , br.ou*ht *nto the heating of i h t e u lt|gStates tat„ Scnntor, Senator, is is spending spending practlpractlixploilvi or Mayor Dim-, and acted in a most finicky manner. fa ,)y n), of hl„ tlme |n the flcUl> vll. M ay, and a mass meet- First the defense wanted to know |t', thc varioul gectlon. of Florida. Pet. .0.19 .628 .500 .470 .439 Jackson villa at St. Petersburg. Tampa at Orlando. JU N E 6, 9, 1 9 Dnytona a t Orlando. Lakeland a t Jacksonville. Tampa a t S t Petersburg. JU N E 12. 13, 14— Daytona a t Jacksonville. Orlando a t S t Petersburg. Tampa a t Lakeland. JU N E 15. 16. 17— Jacksonville at Daytona. Lakeland a t S t PeterJbarg. Orlando a t Tampa. JU N E 19, 20. 21— * Daytona a t Lakeland. Jacksonville a t Orlando. S t Petersburg a t Tampa. JU N E 22, 23, 24— Daytona a t Tampa. Jacksonville a t Lakeland. St. Petersburg a t Orlande. JU N E 26. 27. 2 3 Da ytona a t St. Petersburg. Orlando a t Lakeland. Tampa a t Jacksonville. JU N E 29, 30—JULY 1— Tampa nt Daytona. Lakeland a t Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jacksonvills. JULY 3. 4, 5— St. Petersburg at Daytona, lakeland a t Tampa. Orlando nt Jacksonville. JULY 6, 7, 8— Orlando a t Daytona. Jacksonville a t Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. JULY 10. 11, 12— lakeland a t Daytona. Jacksonville a t Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. JULY 13, 14. 15— Daytona a t Orlando. Lakeland a t Jacksonville. Tampa nt lakeland. JULY 20. 21, 22— Jacksonville at Daytona. Orlando at Tampa, lakeland a t St. Petersburg. JULY 24. 29. H — Daytona at Lakeland. Jacksonvills at Orlando. St. Petersburg a t Tampa. JULY 27. 28. 29— Daytona at Tampa. Jacksonville a t Lakeland... — — St. Petersburg a t Orlando. JULY 31—AUGUST 1, 1— Daytona at SL Petersburg. Orlsndo at Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonvills. AUGUST 3, 4, 5— Tsmpa at Daytona, lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersburg a t Jacksonville. AUGUST 7, 8, 4— St. Petersburg a t Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando at Jacksonville. AUGUST 10. 11. 13— Orlando a t Daytona. Jacksonville a t Tampa. St. Petersburg a t Lakeland. AUGUST 14. 15. 1 6 Lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at S t Petersburg. Tampa at Orlando. AUGUST 17. 18. 19— Daytona at Orlando, lakeland at Jacksonville. Tampa at SL Petersburg. NOTICE ' It being very desirable that alt boas, ea In the city bo numbered, all owners of un-numbered houses can obtals numbers realy for putting r ^ >n<j in­ structions as to how to nunfree at the office of the City f i.nn«*T. ^ *■ I* fllL lP S. Cit* A’ adltor A ClerY. S5-S«t-Mon.-Thr-3-wc " I’m Going Rlgh t Straight Back to My Dear Old Flo.ida Home," a t Hln1term ister’s Plane 4Store, Welaka Block. 20-tfp J02 NOTICE TO FAf jMERS Pet .049 .G00 .500 .Ao .485 .433 .444 .382 N o w s the time for you to buy a M 0? /IKIT, W(, have a special offer that you cannot TRACTOR. We For every farmer can nfTord to bu* , , ^ ^ *et gev >3e#0l!i not to buy a real Tractor, that har . j 5^° cannot afford vgreat success in this section. TT_ - Je#ni wcoven out to be a will sell you a— MOLINK, Model D, la, I ^proved Tractors f o r , '4 5 2 8 . f j o National League I Can furnish you from ot* . . 4^ 1, , . . ■ Won Lost Pet ■ aw " diate delivery, or will ha* ' * 1 ™ • »» warehouse for immeNew York.......... .... 21 II. St. Louis »...* 19 14 3.GO)O1 ^ ! ? o r i e r h lf«w.fCr l , 0 n ' 9 * 00d Pittsburgh ........ .... 18 12 Chicago . .... 16 16 .500 Cincinnati ...... — 17 19 .5id B 'i S L L Brooklyn .......... — 15 18 .472 PHONE 2102 LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA 18 -179 I» for apprehending f,r ‘"n,<lht l° f°r "h0W" .■" 1• He arrived in Jo Jacksonville last Philadelphia . ... 11 .. ‘ -Just. Whnt . . M,M , .~Df V ry Could ~~— -••o ~.Y~ the the nutbnrttv authority fn+ fo r bringing ♦».thc suit •."■*— under Sund m om ing nftcr 4 M■■■■■■W Boston . . .......... .... 11 4* .376 a tour of parts the name of Lyonella M. Day. The of tho wetl#rn pcnin of the western peninsular and ccnnmmuummmmummmmvMUummmmut 1ibi1 letter rece.ved by, plaintiff had on hand tho final divorce tr>, Florida( #nd a h n g lh# ^ Southern Association m Id; 'decree but the defenae Insisted t h a t ,congt | q Mlnm, #mJ rcturrt. W hen,v. Won Lost PcL : I you to fire that, Mobile _________ 15 .015 ■ 24 no, d o v v l f ^ VOrC* w“rc 1er he visited he met with enthusiastic . ... ■ 15 .595 ■ not do,. /„u „ e what cssary to prove her e ln g l' »d« ***' • reception, and assurances of strong Little Rock ........... .......... 20 22 ......... 20 17 .541 ■ * ,0.d , >0Uw in, 11 necessary to hold up the hear- , , t For n m )y two weeks he New 0Orleans r,‘ nn" ........ ■ dan t fire him nt once. (ing a day while all ths papers were , msde mnJo an intenslv, MmpdgII nnd upon “ i™ in*h,im t!! 25 Birmingham ......... 15 .533 ■ intensive i-ampnigi ■ lu t strning. IItt will be sent from JarkiAnvIliB JackMnvlUc. W hen they b« lent Wh*« Nashville .............. 13 21 .402 l ^ u « h » you find out Who arrived Circuit JJudge Gibbs told the hll return here expressed u 20 Chattanooga ......... 14 .350 “ “n l* once ’ I p lain tiff, attorney, th a t ha would fldence in victory nt thc polls June 6 Atlanta .35$ k-*.*«»«*i44ms«*«« 17 22 1AllnnU Z ™ c o n ta in ed ^ the declare t h . paper. Invalid becnu.o next *n provision in them to cover the adUNDERWRITERS OPEN menly a w.miRg. W e'dress of M U . Day*, form er husband NEW TRIAL FOR THE RXJNT-HULLEY CASE CONVENTION AT ORLANDO next time Damn your vras Illegal, , . „ j DENIED—TO APPEAL j may offer a miliion delThe provision read th a t the ORLANDO, May 23.—Delegate, to till not u«. You and tlre.s’’ of tb# husband w a . unknown <nr Tkr Aa.ael.lra , me eignieenin the eighteenth annual ronvenuon convention oi of kt *0 tn.| go m once. This, whereas il should have read, n / w n tMlLANDO, Mny 23.—Judge C, O. Kloritla Local Underwriter*' A.vsrstog. K .K .K ." 'ruled, th k t his "plsce of residence V Till Help You Keep Cool Andrews denied a now trial for thc BOCjBtion, which opens In this city lemenl litued last night by was unknown." , , Runt-Hullcy case hore • yesterday thj, In0mfng, began arriving in OrUTiitehrad, n reputed leader Then an the case continued, ti d»‘ hrorning. the motion for the new trial |ftndrt y Mtcrdak, and by night| KIui KUn, denied th a t the came necessary for the defense hliving been made during the morn;:.K enhcy, secretary of any knowledge of the post* nhow th a t Miss Day w®* n . irg by Mnssey A Werlow of this city, t),f ^ ,» Rnj 0 orKnntzatlon, estimated M by t!.- mayor yesterday,' womnn In. 1019 and had tho »u ® * attorneys for Dr, Lincoln Hulley and more tj,nn n hundred and fifty !tk»t th" local organization *tot deed th c property to the thc Stetson University. 1 representatives were In the city. More arvly behind the officials of Youth Company. Mlse Helen Hunt, plaintiff In the f n , l.xr,ccted to arrive today, | order. 1 That was very easy to prove, howcase, which has created state 'Wido mcct |ngs will be held In <he — ever, the defense thought. They Interest, was nwanlcd .25,00* by a n j Crnnd fheotre, beginning nt ten Bek rei ilti, try a w ant ad. merely borrowml the pajx rs l « Orlando jury Saturday cvertfng in t h o 'oV||K.k thjB morning, and nil ^ them case nhe instituted agalnrt Dr. Hul- wil, bo opcn t0 tho public, Ifer. Mcley and the Stetson Uhlveralty fo r| K rnnr, Pllid, with the exception of ollegetl malicious and Illegal « p u l- |ho P|l(,ing aeMion on VTflinesday afs4on of Miss Hunt from thc Univer- [ tCTn,n „ when thc various commltslty in 1907. The ense wnn conducts/J . ^ report and V>^flcer. will bo in the Orlando court house practicr Jty , * ' , f th t cnsoh.g’year, all of last week, MIsj Hunt being Tvsented by L. W. Baldwin, of lV(l>. > 1 i;unrni id 11,000 OunraVteed Ant Bono • » |a _ ~ ff sonville. who was chief couns ^ ^ McCullei5*. 60-r Davl. A Giles of Orlando. " __ r---Judge 1^ C. Massey annor ■ »t . -*• * terdny that. . the case'will h The Daily Tferald Delivered to your ■ to tho Florida supreme c j l l ^ ? S 2 | door nix^ yn * W? k f ° / 5 ' " nt* ~ fj in opening a bank account the very firet proper time. Mis. Ilunt | J°»n the throngs of reader*. D o;,not tr>' to pay billa without a checking II consideration i» Safety, not only for the ed *15,000 In case of . ’ ' T " . i ! ., ---------- -— T -------- ^ present, |>ut aloo for U)e future. Dr. Hulley in Volusia T S i*ford Ma'd n r **d ^ 7°nr 0rOC' account. but the verdict was r “ W 14 LL* ^ ot rolU- e m in *nd ple>' n#Xt to f| The First National Bank i» recoKniw*! the supreme court. * ^ Ut*r hy 1 Theatre. SO-tfc BROS. a H o tT Weather I ,s Here CENTURY R window display of all kinds Hardware Co. CHE |ur B a n k - For Strength and Satety so.f J ib Y o t t r s e i r II through thin community for Ita strength, and it offers safety to every depositor, pro­ tecting their Interests mutually with those of its own through It® splendid banking fa ­ cllities and by the laws under which it operates. » , 4 'if W Accounts, large and small, are cordially in* vlted. 'jlilf db J U%9 4. Bank A C O M M U N ITY BUILTDBR k^MTRR, Prvoidaat . B. F* Ca*h»«r If you do, you will surely g e t all tjuiglud up. OFFICIAL 8CHRDULB OF FLORIDA STATE Kl'AN RNDORBEI) LEAGUE FOR H U | * 1 - -■ ROTAKY KDIJO I' -in n MAV 28. 2*. f f — The local Tam pe.'et Paytons. .r d r a f y (Slab yesterday unanlmour I^ikeljind e t 'Orlande. Jp'Jlfebreed the pl*“ . vanced V O District Governor John SL Pateraburg at Jackaonvilla. T iim sr «f TWnipa for a RoUry eitac.- MAY 29, 30. >1— tion.l SL Peterabarg a t Daytona. ftm d'of $ibOJOOO to be lo-ned to ne Lakeland a t Tampa. edy ^ffiSetit.. ., ■ r Orlando a t Jackaonvilla. t, m 'plan as underitood » local JUNE I. t * no . . ____ i4,ii4f 'each tariatti thdt ___ P IW n s n a .would n u u i g rprovide iv* ____ Orlando ■ •» M arion.in the state be held Yespon-1 Orlando aa tt Daytona. Daytoi a i/le fdr ihf ra»alng of $I0& toward Jacksonville at Tampa. T» eA re'fund. ’Ah executive COtnraitLw1 St. Peterabarg a t ilro w p o tc d of the president, o f each JU N E 8, 8, f — Lakeland at Daytona. i » ja b ib w6ul(];administer ** ‘ * * - * W l#.( ... Endoroed^checka are legal receipts; and, be­ sides, with, a checking account, you can keap an accurate record of your expenditures. The Peoplesifiai^Qf Sanford cordially Invitee you to becqme of]e of ita customers. * B ■ m f S “ g a a w i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922 Daily Fashion Hint DID HIM MORB GOOD 5!jn Kr-.mbwrits,; w* Many men and women suffer from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff joints, sore muscles and other results of kid­ ney trouble because they neglected the first warning symptoms. Foley Kid­ ney Pills sld the kidneys to throw out poisonous waste matter that causes Pills did ms mor,' other medicine I ITb ney trouble ten ■of P*in like 1 ^ them.” Sod IN T I* BURR ATTENDS MEET ON SOUTH’S FREIGHT RATES id TALLAHASSEE. May 24.—R. Hudson Burr, chairman of tho Flor­ ida Railroad Commission, left Sat­ Herald want id| ^ urday for Atlanta, where he goes to sit with the Interstate Commerce Commission for a hearing on freight rates In the south which will last The Amount Doesn’t Count It’s the through the week. At the request of carriers operat­ That’s the Thinp ing within the Southern territory and of many interested shippe/s the Interstate < Commerce Commission has instituted an investigation of the class rates applicable in inter­ state commerce mitldn this terri­ tory; between that territory and the Mississippi river crossings; between that territory and the Ohio river crossings and points beyond; and between that territory, excepting North Carolina points and V irginia: cities and eastern points beyond in ! trunk lino and Now England t e r r i- 1 tory. This investigation has been insti­ tuted because the rates in question, in mnny instances, differ materially for suhstaneially similar hauls on COAT OF I.FAF-BROWN ' like classes of traffic; because the VELVET relationship of the first class of the fSJWS Palis make* many of her hand­ somest enats of velvet, and lids ttwdcl rates on the lower classes varies in leaf brown is a Paris creation. It greatly in many of the difference has A most original trimming com­ scales and adjustments; nnd because posed «f leathers and n curly fur. mnny of .the rates am higher for Scena from M A f iY D I C K C O Q .D S The trimming cither could l>c omitted or replaced by a less expensive fur. shorter hauls over the same line o r. LORD TAUNTLEROY' .Medium airc require* 5$ yards 40- root,*. Tho investigation is favored inch velvet and 2\J yards of trim­ not only by the carriers nnd ship­ Which will be the feature attraction atthe Princeaa next Friday nnd Saturday ming Pktun.il Review Coat No 9GU. pers but also by most if not all, the Sires, J4 to -A4 inches bust Price, y. railroad commissions of the South­ DRIVE FOR MEM HERS cents. ern States. Tho carriers have been OF MODERN WOODMEN STRENGTH-PROGRESSworking upon a revision of the rntes COMES TO CLOSE TONIGHT ■ for mnny months. The commission ■'ine rains are falling most every­ to belives that by Instituting this in­ where. to The Initial drive for new members vestigation it will be possible to se­ * to to to to to to by the local camp of the Modem m in e There is something wrong In Eu­ cure results more constructive nnd Woodmen of America come to a ■ rope. Not a single cabinet hna re­ harmonious than can he secured in Have YOU bought your copy of close tonight when 100 candidates the separate proceedings which will signed this week. "Snlmagundl" yctT Only CO left— , will be introduced to the "Goat” in ■ otherwise be inevitable nnd th at ... , . . in i .u ■ nn*l they’re going fast. Ilring your ^ ,c Masonic Hnll, beginning at 8 K much time nnd nbor will in tho end i n . .. , .., „ , nVi.u.t, . , u dollar to the play, “A Southern Cin- clock. derella," Friday night, 8:0o, at the! Daytona degree staff will be here m 3f.-50c, n t force ns well ns Neighbor. i* . beginning Monday, May -... b a the hall after the play from nil of the nearby towns, in- 5 mrlinle every possible phase „f rate., „ V ou11 R W r t* ' ''e lu d in g State Deputy C. E. *Bullock g The m atter of mo,.t interest ,o Hor______ of Jacksonville. idn will he reached on June 1, when I.nat Wednesday the Senior class Refreshments will ho served nnd rates between all origins nnd Flor­ was entertained at dinner by Miss nl1 visiting members will he welcome H ■ ida points will be discussed. Tl, ................... has called n i up .. M argaret Zachary ..nt her and " H thi" wil1 b* Woodmen night in “ the commission _ home, , __ although two or three Senior, were Nanfonl. members of five commissions from , At this meeting, the prize offered a . many Southern States to sit with l***"1’ * timc w“8 ‘h° Un“nl* by State Deputy Bullock, in the con­ mous vote of nil present. thtiii in the discussion of this mat­ test between Orlando nnd Sanford, in ter. Thoso state commissioners are Inm„ , \ r r .. A i l " Thc bl« c,ock lh,lt th« Seniors are thp driv” for ncw niemlwrs will he H ' r T* ’ [ , yV VI u7 i the High School this year, ar- Kivcn to Sanford Camp, Sanford hav- g aider o vd> of Virginia; R. Dud- . rJvwl Tuesday, and it’# surely a dandy. ,n* henten Orlando by a small ma- ■ son Burr, of Florida; A. J. Maxwell, „ ... . . “ 1" i.iritv ■ 1 — Uuick production has increased so immensely tU - North C rollr.: ,„d A. 0. r .t- and ‘ r eliminate ' i ' k r'°'1 ' ' ^ ________________ S has been possible fn make greater stride. «vii we* thc chnnrcs of our terson of Alabama, the handling of each operation. The buyer of i h teacher. f..r2«tting *5 rir.» the U ii on silNS OK HOLLYWOOD" car profits by the consequently lowered manufiriM time, (? ) especially when they’re con­ CANT GO THROUGH "NOVEL HIGHWAY TESTING costs. centrating on .tudies. THE U. 8. MAILS USED IN STATE OF ILLINOIS “ M O N E Y T A L K S- Bye. s To the Thriftless money says To the self-respecting, forward Citizen it says: “I am yours, I repress best working days. Be careful withm* am your best friend. Put me in the where I am Safe arid I will work for vc member, I move the world.” Open your Savings Account TODAY; THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY (JIB "MONEY TALK” ■ 'L IT T L E The Seminole Count; h i* : H. S. NOTES : Sanford M aid au S ta S; .Pound Cake ..............35c Layer Cake .......... 30c Nut Layer Cake.... ....,35c ni*h Scho°l *• S JST 1 • S V J U h ! Why buy out-of-town Cake when SANFORD MAID can’t be beat Nore F acts You Should Km Next to Princess Routh’s Baker; The Sophs will give tho Seniors and » n y T h e A > .ni-lat/d O — For twenty years the name III TICK has b«n J M r.OS ANGELES, May 24.—A faculty an entertainment Friday a t 8 L Ilinked with (hose car qualities that nppral most ■ p. m. ut the home of Mis. Nan Pax­ hook calico "T h. Sins of Hollywood" foandly to car owner»—«turdlncs», power and mm PIANOS supposed to he an ekpose of thc lives ton. dependability. of certain motion picture actrs and PHONOGRAPHS actresses in "too scurrilous” to be Junior-Senior banquet at Valdez — The bfgffest advantage of buying a BUICKctfH Hotel Thursday night ut 8 o’clock. admitted to the mails, according to PHONOGRAPH RECORDS MOTOR and pn you get a BUICK VALVE-IN-HEAD M0T01 This Is surely s-o-m-c week of enter­ n ruling by Mark Herron, deputy crly related ebaattia. POPULAR SHEET MUSIC United S tate, district attorney here. tainments for S. H. S. Cln'k E. Webster, post office fnPLAYER ROLLS Ask us to tell you more about Uuick The Seniors have contributed a g e n -1BP®ctor, has started an investigation erous amount to the "Domestic Science *° *pnrn tbp “uthor nnd thc publishFund" and hope that with the mon­ or. PRICES PRICES The hook contains 225 pnges( and ey already on hnnd for this cours«, the High School wiil Im> enabled to)*’"* uPon tbe front cover a picture 22-Six-<6 Cs«f*— * Wrlnka Block 2?-Po«r-34 Roadster t 895 have this course for next year. | Mcphlstophelns, a beautiful girt 22-8ix-47 Fsdu — I 22-Four-35 Touring _ 915 nnd a motion pfeture camera. 22-Six-48 Coop* — I 22-Foar-36 Coupe .„ 1295 "Happy Jack," we neglected to men­ 22-Six-49 TocriH-l Evidently most of the modern er22-Four-37 Sedan__ 1395 tion last week, gave us an instructive 22-Six-50 ScJis---- 1 TOMATO CROP RETURNS ils are under control. The pure in 2Z-8ls-14 Roadster.*. 1365 ABOUT 1100,000 HO FAR ^ «“ lk pb« H , of hi. F. O. It. Ulsl, Mid heart have begun to Jump on the 22-Slx-45 Ton ring 1395 DESPITE DRY WEATHER 7 a r‘*u"‘l «bp "orld. telling of hi. poor old Darwin again. _____ i being arrested in France and Ger' many, visiting the grave of Mrs. Wes­ Express receipts of tomatoes alone Have you rend the want ads todayT ley, visiting the home of Charles Westhis season have totaled nearly ten ■ley—these arc only n few of hia m ar­ ATLANTA, (la., May 23.—Georgia thousand dollars. This is only about velous adventures, and ho could not DISTRIBUTOR Tech, with n total of 45 points won the one-tenth of tho tomatoes that have tell half of the trip, for his time wan track nnd field meet held at Grant been shipped from this point, nine FLOBIft SANFORD (cut so short, but the Senior Class times this amount going forward I n ', ” * 7 ' , u ”V / ' “V*" Field here yesterday under the aus­ , , , , ... ... bought the hook of his, "Around the pices of the Southeastern Amateur carload lots, which means thnt n p -,... .„ . . . , , . , , ,, , " «orld . <\\ ithout . One Cent," nnd this *-Athletic Union. i ri msi 11■nin*■x_i i uiiu i ill 11v.ji i u i tiviu , •111#I•, IThe Iiv uUniversity in* v m i v i ui of » When Better Automobiles arc Built Buick Will proxiinntcly one hundred thousand dollars h a. been derived from the [* . l.*t ' e. m count. ® ppr‘ Georgia wns second with 10 points, tnmnto crop in and around Plant l " °^t< ls .n,< tn ’ ‘i' in 1 ,n while Oglethorpe and Birmingham .............................................................................................. .... , did have to cut it short. Athletic Club tied for third place City tills season, despite the drouth. lllin * with lfi points each. Practically all vegetables are off Prof. Perkin*, who was our profes-1 the market except tomatoes. Five . sor eight years ago in Sanford High, j j r » hundred nnd fifty-three packages ]nnt ^ iim l n m n x n tv l on went forward from the express platform in the past three days. Two 7 n»*fvci,0« *rowth ° / Snnfor<1 ,n »nd complimenthundred and seventy-eight of this ‘5* ,’a*t ------------ A L 8 0 ----------- number wns tom atoes,’leaving only " U' on tVih cin " e1.C.,!r0 wp b«vc takan ' 1 of our school building. Yes, this ut one hundred nnod seventy-flve pack... age. of mixed vegetables shipped by ,wmpthln»f everybody compll- Druggist Bells 12 Gross (1728 Bottlca) of FERRAMNB in Short Period. The Country Club and Golf Linkn are express, nnd none by freight. Three ™c£ * U*’ ttn<‘ Wc c,,n WcU bp t,rouJ caw a w K P .V Only Wonderful Properties Could almoat completed. You will want the cars of tomatoes went forward Fri Sell a Medicine 8o Fast. day, four Saturday and two cars yes beat in everything in the A. C. FORT, Agent Kenny Denne, a graduate of Sanford t onlay. WIGHT BROS. GARAGE Prices are averaging about the ' ” iK.h ,fn ' l!1' ''n'1 tb f 7 >P#r* In a r e c e n t l e t t e r r e c e i v e d b y t h e ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ same ns Inst w-ck. Beans are M ll-.I"t “ y * T “ “ P e r r a l l n e M edicine C o m p a n y , t h e o w n ­ We are agenta for the Celebrated Ing for $1, corn from fil.75 to fi2, week also, and although he didn’t e r of O r t m a n n ' s I>ru* H tnre, a t h r i v i n g Mobile, Ala., r m n n a n y , s a y s : "Tour _____ i__know pepper •< f l , _i._i* okrn is_______ averaging f2.25,a single pupil or teacher in this ■ aleem sn s t r o l l e d Into t h e s t o r e a n d In ­ year’s enrollment, he told of the class tr o d u c e d P e r r a l l n e A f t e r l i s t e n i n g to squqnsh 61, tomatoes |1 to $1.50, w h a t he hail to sa y , d e c id e d to t r y t h r e o of ’lO'a struggles in 1913, and wc sure­ d o se n . c l a s s i n g It a l o n g t h e lin e s of and cantaloupes have dropped from p a t e n t m edlclnea. In t h r e e d ay a I o r ­ ly appreciated his comment on our $3 to $2 and $2.50.—Plant City d e r e d a g r o s s a n d w i t h y o u r lin e of present scholastic equipment. a d v e r t i s i n g . It h a s b een o n e g r o s s a f t e r Courier. a n o t h e r a n d u p to t h e p r e s e n t t i m e I h a v e h a n d l e d tw e lv e g r o s s O n ln g so m a Patronize your home merchants in On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florid* Beat Coast R»l * f o r o n a k i n d o f m e d icin e. It sold s t r i c t ­ everything you need to purchase. We ly on Its m e r i t s an d I c o n s i d e r It o n a Havo you bought your ticket for la, Ft*, among tho pine* and lake* of Seminole county. ** ^ o f t h e b e a t r e p s a t e r a I h a v e h a n d le d . are here to atay. "A Southern Cinderella” at the High H u n d r e d s o f p eo p le h a v e t a k e n fr o m modern brick hotel, with private baths and hot wit*r * School Friday night at 8 o'clock. The vocational committee of the Busi o n e to a d o s e n b o tt le s . sine. Ratee t l i l to I U 0 per day; $10 to $10 P* class cuisine, a m e d i c in e s ail Ilk a t h i s u n l e s s 50-2tp rn-ss and Professional Women's Club I H Creo ua ld l ly did b r i n g to t h o s e s u f f e r i n g cording to location ef r h e u m a t i s m ' s a c h t a a n d pains. In11) ri' requests all young nom ui c**string dfrigo m e s t Ion's p a n g s a n d t h e effect* of Freedom: The state of mind of •m p'jrm ent to register at ths Klrsi I m p u r e hlnod a n d p o o r f u n c t i o n i n g k id MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Man»?£ « Y * “ ad liv e r, r e a l bdu and M s a tiiiia i s f acciD t o rryr those who are not chafed by the col­ National Bank. No. T h e s e l a r g e s a l e s p ro v e r a r r a n n a la w h a t w s c la im It to _ AGNES G. BURNER, Chairman be. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a or. a t u r a ' a o n a g r e a t e s t t o n i n ’ — Adv. a s a a a a a J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. Vhe Illinois Department of High­ way« and highway engineers of tho Burciu of Public Ronds have con­ structed a novel test road at Bates, 111., two mile, long and in aixty-three sections. The different section, show various kinds of constructions, base, and thicknesses. A continual watch is kept for changes and effects of tem­ peratures, loads and sub-grade con­ ditions. According to n truck tire official of tho Firestone company expert work of this kind will do more for progress in transportation than anything of the kind advanced for years. m N. H. GARNER Hundreds of People Have Bought From 1 to 12 Bottles PLAY GOLF BE SURE AND SEE THE PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET f» nuw GARAGE rn iWPANY SAN JUAN COMPANY Sporting Goods Line Spaulding Line of Golf Goods CHULUOTA INN Employment Bureau.. HILL HARDWARE COMPANY �7 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MAY 24, 1922 SOCIETY honey. Father Henneuy was present­ ed a box of correspondence cards. A t the conclusion of the card game, the hostess served a dainty ice course. Those enjoying this pleasant even­ ing were Father Hennessey, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mahoney, Mrs. Alice Peters, Mrs. June Koumillat, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clnrence Mahoney, Mrs. Chris­ tine Hennessy, Mrs. 0 . P. Herndon, Mrs. Marion Giles, Mrs. Claude How­ ard, Mrs. Mary Louise Lconardy, Mrs. Thursday—Mrs. D. P. Drummond will John Schirnrd, Mrs. lUlph Wight, Miss entertain the members of the Mcrrie Ammons, Thomas Reedy nnd Rill RosMatrons Bridge Club nt her home sidy. on Magnaliu avenue. 11*00 Guaranteed Ant Bo m .» Friday—The Sophomore Class of S. SANS SOUCI BRIDGE CI.UB The recently organized Sans Souci P. McCuller’s. « - a t® H. S. will entertain the Seniors at the homo of Mrs. George Paxton on Bridge Club was entertained Mondny afternoon by Mrs. J. C. Bennett at Myrtle avenue a t 8:30 p. in. & Friday—The Daughters of Wesley will her home on Magnolia avenue. optician - o p t o m e t r is t Fragrant pink ^oses nnd ferns were have a social meeting at the home of Mrs. Abercromby’s on East Sec­ effectively used In the rooms where the card tables were arranged. ond street a t 8 p. m. An absorbing game of bridge was Friday—Miss Ora Williams' class in played during the afternoon, and the expression, will give their recital prize for top score, n dainty fan, was and play “A Southern Cinderella" at won by Mra. Percy Mere, while the the High School at 8:16 p. m. Friday—Mrs. It. A. Newman will en­ low prize, n powder puff, was award­ tertain the Duplicate Bridge Club ed Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt. Sanford, Fla. A delicious salad course was served nt one o'clock. by the hostess nt the conclusion of the L. W. Wallace Is spending a few game. Members of this club are: Mra. W. days in Jacksonville on a business mis­ T. Langley, Mr*. K. P. Morse, Mrs. sion. Percy Meru, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Mrs. John *T. Brady is in Jackson­ George Hart, Mra. Fred Walsninn, ville, the guest of her daughter, Mrs Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt nnd Mrs. Hnl Wight. Dan U. Wilder. wnW8 WHEREOF OB 8PRAB ,Nii.rt)cr 41® Navarra S t, San \ write*: “I con.lder i°HoD*y »nd T.r abaolptaly th# MRS. FRRD DA1GBR, Society Bdltor, Phone XI7-W S M T t f c h.vin* tried it It r n has* u r frleaOa vlalflag re* —If j*n are solas ssrahtr* or 11 l ine rim f*»Dr. M ,- i t . took - Sana, ar U yaa arc calevtalalas, writ* a poatal rare la this Srpanateat, (M ag , cough and at night it w a. al Solatia, ar Irlrkpear thr Item. f| wtQ tocw unt 1 « » « |’«r n ,f o w k* areally appreciate*. of Foley'* Hon'y and Tar. In a CALENDAR .Kile the went to sleep and alept Jr Henry McLaulin, ----- SOCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. C. M. Voree will leave this ev­ Yesterday afternoon the members of ening for Cleveland where she will the Social Department of the Woman’s You Can Find the Name of spend some time. Club held a short business session fol­ Ercry Lire Professional and Buiinrs* Man in Sanford In J. N. Warfield, of Fairfield, ill., lowed by bridge, with Mra. 1L A. How­ Thi» Column Each Day representing the Sexton Mfg. Co., was ard ns hostess. There were seven ta ­ in the city yesterday culling on the bles of players. The prize for top score, a Muderia loeni merchants. handkerchief, was won by Mra. Field, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. N’ngle, of Balti­ while the low score prize, also a hand­ more, Md., are spending a few days kerchief was won by Mra. R. A. Attorney *at-I.aw here, Mr. Nagle represents the Dan­ Newman. The hostess, assisted by Mra. J. M. Om Seminole County Bank iel-Miller Co., of Baltimore. Wallace, served delicious strawberry iNFORD •:* •:* FLORIDA it*c cream nnd cake, after the award­ Mra. Howard P. Smith left Friday ing of the prizes. evening for Columbia, Tenn., where she will spend a month with her par­ * Don’t fail to sec the play nt tho ents, Mt. and Mra. J. M. Burns. Conlractor and H uilder High School Friday night. “A Southern Cinderella." 60-2tp FLORIDA ’ Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher motor­ ATOM) ed to Eustis yesterdny where they $1,000 Guaranteed Ant Bone nt were the guests of the latter’s par­ L. P. McCuller’s. 60-fltc ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Kenan. George A. DeCottes Declaring that it is unfair to con­ demn high school girls as a body, for what may be the Indiscretions of a few, the students asked that an In­ vestigation 1* conducted of “our conduct before, during or after school, in or about school, dny or night." Citixcns were also requested “not to connect our names with ev­ ery individual outside that wo can­ not lie responsible for, nnd that the students not be placed at thp mercy of careless, cheap, coarse nnd hurt­ ful talk." Tin* action w a s taken as the re­ sults of rrmnrks' said to have been made by ono of the pnslors th st he hnd witnessed n parly of young girls of high school ngc in a shame­ ful joy-ride on West Central avenue. The resolutions were drafted by the girl’s council, composed of nine pu­ pils representing the four grades in high school nnd were submitted yes­ terday afternoon nt a mass meeting of nil the girls.—Tampa Tribune. Mrs. R. E. Beverley nnd two chil­ Expert Auto Repair Work dren, of Jacksonville, arrived here yes­ nt SO Comer First and Osk terday morning nnd are visiting her sisters, Misses Ora and Nonlc Wil­ VE DELIVER TH E GOODS’ liams. nick Sen ice Transfer $1,000 Guaranteed Ant Bone nt P. McCuller’s. ftn-fltc corners of tho continent by Mary Pickford for her new photoplay, "Lit­ tle lo rd Fnuntlcroy," to ho the feature attraction at the Princess Friday nnd Saturday of this week. Owing to the fact that the story of "Little Lord Fnuntleroy” is laid in the eighties, it wns necessary to gather Jewelry typical of that period. At one Miss Frances M. Hughey enter­ stage of tho production, ten thousand tained Miss Ethel Moughton and dollars worth of rare old jewels*were mother nt luncheon today. Father Hennessy left Monday for *.j. ?.!. J C L . C n u iu u tii M fixi i l l New York from whence he will 3-11 Storage Facllll the city today on business nnd call­ for Switzerland and other places in ■ » p!<-»»c you, tell others; if no Europe. He will be away for three ing on his many Sanford friends. Id) u«. Phone 49H months. .Messrs. Landis nnd Hull of DeLand of the well known law firm of ' Parties, Picnics, Fishing, Outings ST. AGNES GUILD laindis, Fish & Hull arc in the city The St. Agnes Guild held a Very attending court. interesting meeting Mondny afternoon nt the home of Mrs. R. W. Peatman The County Executive Committee on West First street. A short busi­ Phone 295-L1 will meet at the court house nt ten ness session wns held after which the ildcnce 30J K. Third 8t., Sanford members mended the linen for the hos­ o'clock Friday morning to arrange n pital. At the conclusion of the busi­ schedule for speaking for the can­ didates who wnnt to speak nt the ness the hostess served delicious ico precincts in the county nnd in San­ cream and cake. Among the members present were ford. Mrs, Ravcnel, Mrs. Paul iliggers, Mrs. The many friend* of Judge James FIRE—AUTO—BONDS A. W. Leo, Miss Helen Torwilliger, Perkins are glad to see him in San■■■■bb a n ■a an a ■ m i i m i Mra. John Leonard!, Mrs. Clarke Leon- ford again while ho Is holding court. nrdy, Mrs. M. Minnrik, Mrs. Chris Judge Perkins will not he a candi­ Matthews, Mra. Archie Betts, Miss date for this position In the primary Claire Walker, Mrs. Win. Bclding nnd nnd expects to retire from tho Rev. A. 8. Feck. bench when hi* time is out in Dec­ ember. FOR MISS WIGHT Mr*. Walter Wight wan the charm­ ing honoree, nt a lovely bridge party, given Friday afternoon by Mrs. W. C. Hill, nt her attractive home on Fourth street, there being five tallies of play­ ers, the guest* including the njembers of the Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club and O COI.I.ER, Prop. three extra tables. The rooms were a veritable bower with quantities of vnri-colored spring fluwers combined with ferns, forming n beautiful setting for this pretty par. 'NTHACTOR nnd HUILDB1 Of exceptional interest was the CsMBtrclal Street Hanford. F game of bridge played during the a f­ ternoon, the prize for high score for the club members, a cut glass boudoir set wns won by Mra. R. E. Roumillnt, the naxvt high score, n hnndkerchief ^ Estate nnd Insurance was won by MrsiL Pulcston. The hon­ 0M,) FLORIDA oree wns presented with silk hose. Following the awnrding of the priz­ es, the hostess served n toppling sni& ad course followed by an ice course. m ie Launch SANFORD Capt. Atkinson • B. W. HERNDON Insurance Agency parton Horn Service in ford Battery Scrv Company OKI) NOVELTV WORKS tner:;! Shop and Mill Work Geo. W. Knight Sanford Machine Foundry Co. ' *nd Roller Work; H " Grinding; DeLoxe Pistons; r 1* RiDf, *nd Pina; Flywheel v u Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo invite the public nnd all u s e rs o f ELDER SPRINGS WATER to viBlt the spring nnd in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians clnim that this water in unexcelled and ita purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. TAMPA, May 24^—By u vote of t<50 to 6'J, free holders of the city of Tnmpn yesterday voted in favor of.a bend issue of $600,000 for the construction of municipal piers nnd harbor facili­ ties, including warehouses, approaches, etc., on the city's property on the west side of the Ybor ship channel. With the result practically n fore­ gone conclusion, little interest ' wn# manifested in yesterday’s election, ns is shown by the fact that the total vote was only .'>20; while in two pre­ cincts no election was held. These were N’o. 7, Fourth ward, nnd No. 13, Seventh ward. Only a small per centrge of the registered vote was cast. Bargains found each dny by read ing the Herald Ads. famoua s ta r was bom. This set eonstated of a filagree watch and heavy gold neck chain, a cameo brooch and 4W0 diamond rings The pioneer families of the West contributed many valuable pieces for use in the picture. Because of the sentimcr.tni value as well as the intrinsic value ohsthesc pieces, Miss Pickford took out an insurance policy of twenty-five thousand dollars, which covered the collection for the three days that It was In use. --------------------------| $1,000 Guaranteed Ant Bono at I- P. McCullcr's. * 50-6tc SAFETY FIRST TAMPA VOTES RONDS FOR MUNICIPAL PIERS S. 0. Shinholser SMITH BROS, irage and Machine Co. spread out on a table on the Pickford seL This was when the ball-room sconea were being taken. The special custodian for this collection was Geo, T. Hsxenhush, who was delegated especially by Miss Pickford to gather the precious ornaments, included in these unusual nnd exquisite jewels were old-fashioned earrings, ivory nnd ostrich plumed fans, filagree and bangle bracelets, cameo brooches, einbomtn dinner rings, and marvelous tavallieres. Included in this assortment of rich adornments was a set of Jewelry worn by Miss Pickford'a mother before the The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Cnll phone 311 nnd have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. Elder Springs W ater Co. SANFORD -:- FLORIDA 2 Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp ; For Your Hoys This Summer? ■ • ■ The mountains of North Carolina are the best location* in the world ;J; for health and that chnnge of climate needed by Floridians and espec■ tally the growing boys. B a y K S Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville S S ■ a “ ■I ■ ■ £ ia one of the best camps In the South as well ns one of the most rcaaunable with a line corps of teachers nnd councillors, with the best athletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pur# drinking water, good food, sanitary In every respect. 1 ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. 2 ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA Send for Catalogue or See Me Personally K ***** Mo,or* . ----------- Phan. SI >field Carburators Iwtslled md Guarautetd by nford Battery Service Company ; ■ f 5 r ■ u n Stationery and T td o Weeks In order to close out the stock of Stationery and Office Supplies and make room for new stock of goods coining in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices the Herald Printing Company will sell all stationery and office supplies listed below at half price. All of these goods are going higher instead of dropping and the pric­ es are big bargains. You will agree with us if you look them over. The opportunity of the public to buy the best in stationery and office supplies at prices that will never he touched a t this pricp again. ains in Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, now Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now.... .60 Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now ...... .20 Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg. ................ 60 Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards... .50 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards............. Students’ Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe, $1 value .50 Students’ Looseleafe Note Books, 65c value Students Looseleaf Note Books, 45c value... ................ 25 Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r ....... ................ 15 10c Composition Books f o r ............................ ................ 05 5c Composition Books, f o r .............................. 02P2 tlILtji 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r ................................ *5c School T ablets, *. 2V£c to 3 l-3c Va Price Ink, Paste and M uscilage ................................................................ mmmm mm ......................................... ....................................................................................... ............................................ ................................................................................................. ................... ,Und«: Crank Shafts r» for Cam. Inboard and * EVERYTHING IN OFFICE SUPPLY LINE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE Herald ^Printing Co. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 24, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 24, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 24, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c785ba98a3f43bd51e7c268c881f0e9.pdf 1807e082a6dbbf94d5a61f11bb47626b PDF Text Text SANFORD Substantial ‘T h e City SubaUntUT IN TH 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 volum e in. V E G E T A B L E SECTION T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , TH U RSD AY, M AY 25, 1922 NUM BER 51 A ttorn ey General Says They H ave No Exclusive Purchase Rights (I lf The AaiaeUlrJ Prrae) ary Davis Makes Statement Based on Reports ItK COUNTRY SHOWS UN TAXABLE SIG NS OF G RE AT WAVE OF PR O SPE RITY in> Tfcc Associated I*resa) WASHINGTON. May 2 7 .-A picture of steadily reviving busincu activity throughout the coun­ try s a s drawn by Secretary Dav­ is in a statement today based on reports of employment conditions to the Department of Labor. The reports indicate that unemploy­ ment is practically eliminated In N c s York state, and reduced to more than fifty per cent in Pennsjlrania. There is improvement in industrial activity in Minne­ sota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri. Unmlstakahle evidence o f improved in­ W ASH IN G TO N , May 25.— Opinion by Attorney General Daugherty aubmitted to Secretary Weeks and sent today to the .house military committee holds contract executed by government with Alabama Power Company invalid with respect to provision which power company officials contended gives them right of ex­ clusive purchase of government’s interests in steam power plant nt Gorgas, Alabama. , T O T A L C A S U A L T IE S W ERE FOUR DEAD A N D TW E N TY-SE V E N WOUNDED D efense Finds Pistols Figured in W ard Case W hen Peters K illed B E LF A ST, May 2.r..— Total casual­ ties in Ilelfast during the night were four dead and twenty-seven wounded. Counsel for Ward Seems to Have Kept The wounded include only cases taken Hack Pistols to the hospitals. Illr The AsswUlrS Trees) W H IT E P L A IN S , May 25.— Counsel $150,000 BOND ISSUE representing W alter S. Wsrd, who VOTED A T P L A N T CITY claims he shot Clarence Peters In self defenso two weeks ago, turned P L A N T C IT Y , May 25.-Property over to the sheriff today two pistols holders of Plant City Tuesday ratified which arc ullegcd figured in the story by a vote o f more than six to. one u told by Ward o f n battle between him bond issue of $150,000 for municipal improvements and to refund floating and n hand of blackmailers. indebtedness. » The vote was 2C fo r bonds to 42 against the proposition. dustrial ronditiona la noted on the ' The bond Issuo carries $38,000 for n Pacific roast while in the South city hall and fire station, $21,000 for reports show steady improvement extension of water mains and im­ in (ieorgia, Tennessee, Alabama, provements o f waterworks system, and there la practically no un$15,000 for extensions and improve­ emplovRirnt in North Carolina. ment o f sewerago system, $12,000 for fire protection equipment. The bal­ BORAH T H I N K S ance, $65,000 is to refund floating in­ U. S. C A N NOT debtedness accumulated over period o f G ET LYNCHERS yeara. * WASHINGTON, May 25.— An opin­ ion that the anti-lymhing bill passed recently by the house is unconstitu­ tional and should not bs enacted by congress was submitted to the senate judiciary by a sub committee headed by Senator Itornh, Republican, Idaho, The bill was discussed at length and the committee deferred final judgment until l*t»e Senator llorah was joined in holding the hill unconstitutional by Senntor Overman, Democrat, North Carolina, and Senator Shields, Democrat, Ten­ nessee. Other suh-cummittec mem­ bers, Senator Sterling, Republican, South Dakota and Dillingham, Repub­ lican, Vermont, were said not to be In complete disagreement but believed the bill might well be passed nnd be put to the test before the supreme court of the United States. That the supreme court of the Unit­ ed States has decided squarely in a lynching case from Alabamn that a federal anti-lynching law was beyond the federal powers wns contended by Senator llorah and his associates. Therefore It was said that they assert­ ed it would be useless to present the qur-tion anew under the pending bill, to thr high court. The question of procedure, however, was questioned D A Y EXER(I S KS HE H ELD SU ND AY IN C E N T R A L I'A R K m e m o r ia l ""•uui nay exercises will be ln ntral Park next Sunday at i time all the veterans of nil and all the auxiliaries are re*'l to be present nnd take part, following program has liecn nri <r« monies R. J. Hotly Rev. Paul llurhnns My Country T is of Thee" CapL Geo. G. Herring Rev. King Dr. Hrownlco ,he Vcler» n» «nd the auxiliaries are ^lJj 10 rotft at tho court houiio m.tay afternoon nt 3:30 to march to ' park. I o. D will be the honorary' c° rt and the Municipal Rand will •- the march. A ll veterans and .11 Urie* " re Invited to join in the femony ~ ^ . . Tue*'U >' l* the national , . ^ ° o * lU y but R«nford will oh0 Sunday this y ear. 51-8tp BlSRqp KILGO I L L W H E A T PRICES SLID E DO W N W ARD IN CRASH P A N IC IN W A L L STREET AVE R TE D BY PROSECUTING TH E R U C K E T 8 II0 P GANC (D r Tfca A iw f ls lr l I’rraa) N E W YORK, May 25.— District Attorney Ranton yesterday told the Lions Club, at n luncheon meeting that he had averted a financial panic in Wall Street early this year, by cleaning out more than a score of “ fly-by-night" brokerage houses nnd bucketshops. ‘‘ You may not know it," he said, “ but the sentiment o f people against the operations in Wall Street had reached such a pitch that it was only through tho exercise o f the greatest caution on my part that a panic was averted. Complaints poured in not only from persons residing irl New York but from the forty-eight states o f the country.” Mr. Ranton described efforts that were being mqde to have brokers rt gulated. The first attempts in that direction calling for the adoption by the legis­ lature o f only a "milk and water hill,” he said, was strongly opposed before the legislature committee by “ that th ief bull thrower, the presi­ dent o f tho stock exchange." It was that and other opposition, he said which Determined him to have a "regular measure put thru. He urged that all civic bodies put their power behind the movement to force the passage o f the regulatory measure soon to be offered in the legislature. • • PITC H E R H U IH IE L L SEVERELY INJURED STRU CK W ITH MALI A T L A N T A MEN SIX H O U R STRU G G LE OVER ONE IN O N E C AR AND S P E C IA L H AILITEM O F AD V A LO R E M ON Unlimited Dehate HOAD AGENTS W E R E IN CAR G R A P H IT E HOUND FOR PA 111.0 UEACn N ot Permitted U n ­ I Hr The A »o e U lr4 l*rraa) der New R u ling W A S H IN G TO N , May 25.— Prac­ (I t f The A iiM lifr l I’ rru ) JACKSO NVII LB, May 25.— tically nil the daylight hours yester­ If Majority of Senators Can Have day were spent by the senate In a Charles E. Kersey and Edford McKeel, both of Atlanta, were fight over tnriff duties on graphite, Their Way killed and eight other men Injur­ which split both the Republican and (I lf The Asso*Utr4 Press) ed in an automobile collision j Democratic ranks, but left tho finance W ASH ING TO N, May 25.— Move­ committee majority victorious. shortly before dawn today on the ment that is said to have the backing highway between Jacksonville Assault aft-.-r assault w as made on of a large number of senator*, to the committee proposals, with roll and Pablo Beach. Kersey and change the nnciont sennto rules per­ call following roll call, hut each was McKrey were In a rar with three mitting unlimited debate initiated to­ repulsed, the duty being approved ns other men and were hound for day at a conference of Republican recommended— ten per cent ad valor­ the rity. Five railroad special members. ugrnta were in the aecond ear and em on amorphous graphite, 20 per tent were bound for the beach. The crystalline lump, and 2 per rent a Republican leaders later warned in pound on crystalline flakes. injured said that when the two the senate by Underwood, Alnbamn, ears drew together the outbound the Democratic leader, he would resist car dimmed the lighta and drew PA PE R S W E R E REMOVED to his utmost nny effort by the ma­ to the proper side of the road FROM R E V E N U E B U R EAU jority to apply the gag rule fo r pashut the Inbound rar did not use S A Y S COMMISSIONER IILA IR aage of the ta riff bill. Other minor­ ita dimmers. The inbound car ity senators intimated the cloture rule struck the other machine, and ' (Hr The Aaaorlalr* I’ rraa) would provoke prolonged discuasion. W A S H IN G TO N , May 25.—Comripped the entire left aide o ff of miysioner Blair of thn Internal rev­ It, left the road and overturned, enue bureau said today that more killing Kersey and McKeel In­ SOLDIERS IIONU8 than three hundred packets o f pap­ stantly. O f the right aurvivon LE G ISLATIO N STOPS all were hurt hut not seriously W A IT IN G ON DEM OCRATS ers were removed from unit o f reve­ nue bureau after dismissal o f A. D. enough to be removed to the hos­ Sumner, Deputy Commissioner of IDr Thr AaaarUIrS I’ r fM l pital. The accident occurred on W ASH IN G TO N , Msy 25.— Demo­ internal revenue in crugc o f the ac­ a straight stretch of road. cratic members of tho senate finance j count* and C. C. Childs, supervisor McKcey, Kersey and three committee may he called upon to of collections, recovered and under friends went to Pablo at midnight break a deadlock among the Republi­ examination. on a fiahlng trip hut rain threat­ cans of the committee over soldiers', ening they were returning to bonus legislation. The subject was Jarkannville. The party in the illR.M IN G IIA M T R O L L E Y brought up yesterday, at a meeting other car was enroule to the STRU C K BY T R A IN o f the majority and it developed bearh on a fishing trip, planning T H IR T Y -T W O INJURED that there was n five to five decision [ io arrive before daylight Four on tne so-called McCumber plan— i (D r Thr A im U lr S I’ rraa) o f them were railroad men, em­ the amended house bill— and the j IUR.MINGHAM, Ala., May 25.— ployes of the Jacksonville termin­ Smoot proposal to Issue to service Thirty-two persons were injured, al row pan y, the fifth an acquaint-^ men paid up insurance policies in several seriously, when a Tidewater Mice. lieu of nil compensation options ■car on the Birmingham Railway heretofore proposed. Light and Power Company lines A T L A N T A , Muy 25.— McKeel and Chairman McCumber said after was struck this morning by a freight the session that he probably would train o f the Alabamn Great North­ Keraey made their homes hero for a call a "meeting o f tho entire com­ ern Railroad at Woodlnwn, a suburb number o f years. Roth were married. mittee for this week. The meeting of this city. Confusion in following McKeel wss vice-president of Gidprobably will be inferred until the the sig7inls o f tho crossing, tho flag­ dings & Rodgers of Atluntn and came return from Indianapolis o f Senntor man snfd to have caused the acci­ here from Hultimore. Kersey was tha Watson, Republican, Inainnn, who dent. The tm lcy enr was broken In southern representative o f the Durhas had several conference! recently two when it was struck. Tho engine kee company. Roth were well known with President Harding on the bon­ which wns pulling forty emnpty in local club and social circles. us question. cars and wns derailed by the impact The only action taken yesterday and ran on the ties for nearly three DKPBNHE RESTED by tho m ajjority was the appoint­ hundred feet befote stopping. IN BLIZZARD CASE ment \)f n sub-committee consisting TH IS M ORNINO o f Senators Surtis, McLean and C H A R L E Y F R A N K , Sutherland to hear Representative (Dr The Aaaorlatr* I'rrM l DEAN OF BASEBALL, C H AR LESTO W N , May 25.-Tha Mondrll o f Wyoming, tho Republi­ IN SOUTH, IS DEAD defense rested its case this morninf can houjc leader, relative to substi­ in the trial o f Illixtard on n charge tuting the pending reclamation hill (D y Thr Xaaorlatrd I’ rraa) o M EM PH IS, May 25.— Funeral ser­ f treason. A rebuttal was begun for the land settlement fenture of the bonus measure which the senate vices for Charles Frank, dean at the immediately by the prosecuttion. (D r Thr A onrluin l I'rraa) P H IL A D E L P H IA , May 25.— W il­ bur Huhbcl, Pitcher, was severely injured in tho ‘first inning of tho first gnmo between Philadelphia nnd Brooklyn today when he wns struck on the head by n hall batted by T. G riffith , o f Brooklyn. The Phila­ delphia twirlcr waa rushed to tho hospital, where It was said concuss­ ion o f the brain anil probable frac­ ture o f the skull. Southern base Imll men nnd one at the founders o f the Southern Association, ASK S P E C IA L SESSION OF who died early yesterday here after L E G IS LA TU R E FOR REPASS­ year’s illness, will ho buried today. ING GAS T A X L A W Hurint will ho made in a local ceme­ (llr The Aa.urlatrS I’ rraa) tery. • T A M P A , May 25.— Tho board o f governors o f the Roard o f Trade Two of the largest shipmonts of I f nny subscribers o f the Daily Her­ yesterday afternoon passed a reso­ phosphate in several months from ald hnvc n copy of April 12th, tho lution requesting Governor Hard** Tnmpu are due to move in the next Herald offlco would like to have one day or two from the Scabonrd ele­ or more copies nnd will pay fivo cents to convene the legislature in a ses­ sion fo r the single purpose of re­ per copy fo r them. vator, totalling 13,400 tona. pitsting the gasoline tax law. This act, which places n tax o f ona cent per gallon on all gasolino sold in th# state, the money to go to the road fund, has been tcclared Invalid by the supremo court. A ttom oy Gen­ eral Ruford, however, has asked for n rehearlnl. committee Republicans have agreed to strike out o f that bill. Mr. Mandril suggested that if it could he Incorporated in the bonus legislation it probably could he cnnrted nt this session. F E R T IL IZ E R P L A N T A T G A IN E S V IL L E RURNS M i '* * CLt J5/ IN M EM PHIS H O SPITAL The Clyde Line announces s spec­ ial summer rate on the river trip be­ tween Sanford and Jacksonville of $10 fo r the round trip effective May 15th and up to and including Sep­ tember 30th. This it one o f the flneat trjpa In Florida and the round trip rate on the fine Clyde steamers is well worth the extra time it takes on the ships. Accident Occurred N ea r Jacksonville Early This Morning G A IN K 8 V IL L K . May 2 5 , - The en­ tire plant of the Standard F ertiliier Company waa destroyed by fire Tues­ day night with a loss estimated at ap­ proximately $20,000. Tho flame* ■prea dto a carload of fe rtiliier on a ■pur track and that likewise was de­ stroyed. The lots Is said to be partly covered by insurance. $1,000 Guaranteed L. P. MeCuller’a. N O B LE M cCULLER AND HIS STAFF A T D A Y T O N A BEACH Ant Bone at 60-8tc A European, touring America says he, could break Monte Carlo. But why should he, when ho can lec­ ture in America. �PA G B Sn P U III.IC H EARIN G IS C ALLE D FOR IN TR A -C O A S TA L C A N A L CLASSIFIED ' ADS TO HP. H ELD IN TH IS C IT Y LABOR LE A D E R S HELD M A K E N E W F IG H T FOR BOND PERSONALS B B M G B E m N ja e ija : SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE TO N IG H T- HARRIS (D r T h e A s s *e U te 4 Preset (PMlIawd frwn I’M* <>»»» M IL D R E D CHICAGO, May 24.—Chicago la­ die, why arc not more or larger boata M -------put on the run? Give same informa­ bor’s “ big three" yesterday planned The weather remains cool, C H A P L IN a renewed e ffo rt to obtain their re­ tion fo r inromnlg shipments. Mi the moonshines on the still lease from jail on bonds, or failing 6. — I f the present East Coast Canal How nbout another gentle rain to­ Ma aide, Snturday approaches Classified Ads 5c a line. No should 'be purchased by the United that, at least to force the city and day? *4 on horseback and camel ..ad taken for leas than 25c. — IN — States and made n free and open w at­ state authorities to reveal some o f Mn* back and after that the and positively no classified the evidence it is insisted connects erway, or if a parallel canal of the Looks like this life is just one holi­ Aa deluge. Have you joined ads charged to anyone. Cash police murders, some depth and width should be dug them with two day a fter nnother for some people. Ite tho W ater Wagon League must accompany all orders. bomb plots, beatings and property by the United States, what benefit to Count five words to a line A» yet ? commerce would result? Would the damnge to the extent of approxi­ M 5:40 A. M. M A Y 21. 1922 and remit accordingly. And tomorrow is another half holi­ abolition o f tolls in itself affect the mately $1,000,000. an M axim um ................ 92 day for the lucky business men and Attorneys fo r “ Ilig Tim " Murphy freight rates, or the volume and nnAn Minimum ..... 67 their employees. ture o f the business handled by water, Street Sweeper nnd Gas Worker, — ALSO A — A» Range ............------74 Mader, presi­ or result in placing more boats on the Union's head; Fred FOR S A L E Aa Barometer ......... 30.10 Hon. O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, candi­ water route? Is so, to what extent? dent of the Chicago Building Trades Tw o-Part Comedy Mo Rain— trace, date for representative, was in the city 7.— What benefit to commerce would Council, and "C on " Shea o f the i Calm and rloudy. today circulating among his friends. and intenbe derived from the construction o f a i Theater Janitor’s Union, Uni Tomorrow— David Powell i. shape, $250 terms or $2U0 cash. 490 rat which would “ The Spanish Jade” , n fasd ■free nnd open waterway following the tion to demand n wri Model.— Hive & Walker, In old Ford Fishing continues to be good in n ll’ ||ne nf the present cnnnl, or a line ‘ require John Miller, alleged confcsnntin« tale of love and tranGarage. dh-tfp the lakes and rivers and good catches pumllpl thereto, If It were mnde 0 feet veil driver o f the automobile from dy. Also a Century Coraedr. A R E A L S N A P — Practically new arc reported every day. Looks like j cop— g fec-t deep— 10 feet deep— and j which the two policemen were shot Buick C, only run 1800 mllna. Come ||w , tTr(ims „ m u . filh e,i „ut. of appropriate width in each ease? to death, to make known what in­ B B B D tB B IIU E iia H s g quick for reni bargain.— N. H. Garner. What effect would auch n waterway formation he had given the police. &01tc Capt. D. A. Kelly has returned have on freight rates nnd on the pro­ The defense nttornoys asserted they For quick rcsulta, try a wtnt t i U N U S U A L BAR G AIN -1 late mode! from a trip to Chicago and other portion o f shipments handled by wnt- were aware o f the text o f M iller’s For Florida: Unsettled to­ 4-passcnger Cadillac Sport, new points where he attended the meeting or? I n what way wo^ild such n water­ statement. They said Miller nnd night and Thursday; prob­ paint, good tires, six wire wheels.— of the National O. It. C. nnd met many way in' of more value than the cxist- his companions htarted on a robbery $1,000 Guaranteed Roach Km-J ably showers extreme south L. P. McCuller’s. ^ Franklin Motor Co., Inc., Orlnndo. of his old friends among the railway j ing 5-foot canal? ferny and that the resulting mur­ portion. Phone 522-J. 40-3tp ders could not be linked up with 8.— What nre your present freight from other parts of the conductors j rates by rail nnd by water between Mader, Shea or Murphy. F<3Il SAGE— 1 pair scats, complete country. To combat this step, state's at­ E L IT E DRESSMAI. for Ford rarer, factory mnde, never your locality nnd Jacksonville on your torneys yesterday rushed a dozen or used. Address “ K " rare Herald. uf principal products, nnd principal in 1 IN G PARLORS Lake Mary la destined to bo one $1,000 Guaranteed Ant Bone at Dresses, Children’ s Frocks. I kitatj 50-2tp the greatest resorts in this part o f the coming shipments? It is understood more additional witnesses before tho I*. McCullcr’s. 60-6tc all kinda hemstitching. Terri* I FOR S A LK — 280 gal. gasoline tank ,tnte ns soon u.i the pavilion nnd other , that the rntes to points beyond nre grand jury nnd claimed evidence was given to connect the "b ig three" the sum of the rate to Jacksonville nnd Apartments. with 5 gallon vislblo pump for fill* improvements are made out there, i Ing station. Practically new. Cheap .jinny new people nre buying homes the rnte from Jacksonville to destina­ with terrorism, slugging, bombings The Seminole Prin tery fe r cash.—Cates Crate Co. 49-tfc nnj |>n^e Mary will bo one of th e ' tion. Assuming the rntes Iwlween nnd murders. Jacksonville nnd northern and western FOR S A L E —Second hand piano, in most prosperous suburbs o f Sanford GENOA) May 24.— Commercial points to remain unchanged, how much good condition.— W. A. Raynor, Cel-i In another year. Prices that please— Work that satisfies o f a reduction In present rates be­ treaty between Soviet Russia nnd ery Avenue. 48-5tp -------Quotations furnished upon request tween your section and Jacksonville, Italy was signed in the Royal PniFOR S A LE — Eight room house, on ( m you believe in the Sanford High in both directions, would be necessary ace this afternoon. Phone 401 902 French Ave. Park avenue, nil conveniences, Just School and the work which it dees? to make shipment by water, to or from refininshed. Very easy terms.— A. P. Do you “ talk o f your interest” or do Jacksonville, attractive, considering Connelly. 4H-tfe you prove your interest? I f you the additional hnul to the boat landFOR S A LK — Potato barrels In haven’t bought a Salmagundi y.,t^ the I ^ thc r,.h. n(„ inir , nd s h ip p in g quantity, special prices on cat lots, number is small ami the in Jacksonville? Could thc present correspondence solicited, Clearwater — better buy now. boats operate in the present canal at . j| Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc u profit at auch reduced rntes? Whnt Elder Springs Water Co., w ill give W ith every dollar cash purtk»| kind o f iwiats or barges could be oper­ M ake Y ou r Car Look its Best fo r FOR HALE— Warehouse with R. R. away this fine water nil day on Satur­ you get a ticket good for i siding. Within four blocks o f center ated at a profit at such rates? How M ay 27th, Shriners* D ay day and will provide twelve coolers at FR E E chance on this ThuQrv] o f city. deep nnd wide a waterway would be various parts o f the business portion Signal Lamp. ncccsxnry to accommodate them ? Geo. V . K N IG H T We are Making a Special Kate for the N ext Tw o on of the city and this will give the visi­ 272-tfr Would sufficient tonnage be offered SIMONIZ1NG tors pure sparkling Icc cold water all P O IT S A L irO J T L E A S E —One 20 acre, day—one o f the greatest treats that in both directions to rnnkc the opera­ B G IV E N A W A Y JULY 3RD, 113 tio n o f n line of such boats profitable one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking they could have. Bring Y o u r Car to the Economy Shop and L et | and advantageous, either continuously distance to city. Two lots corner or during part o f the year? Center and Elm nve. Two lots west Us Dress it U p * This is the week to give your money 9. — In whnt other w ay would the side Palmetto ave., 60 ft from Elev­ to the Boy Scouts. Deane Turner is establishment of a free intra-coastal enth St. Mnke offer. B. T. Corey, treasurer o f the district in the Boy waterway along the line o f the present owner, 115 N. Spring St., Los A n g e­ Scout movement nnd will take your do­ cnnnl, or parallel thereto, be n benefit 105 Palmetto Arcnue les, Csllf. 288tf: 29-tf nation. There is no work among the FOR S A L E —Gasoline pump and 180 Itoys quite so important as thc liny to your section, and how large should 111 Park Avenue--------------------------------------------- Phone 66 SANFO RD FLORIDA| gallon tank.— L. F. Roper. Phone Scouts. Give them your donation nnd such a cnnnl be to afford the benefits 166. 30-tfc do your bit toward making better boys, anticipated? Give any arguments you muy see fit to advance either for or P 0 T T S A L E - A prnrtically now piano. stronger boys, better American citi­ against the purchase o f the existing High grade, walnut finish fo r cash. zens. cnnnl,' or thc construction o f a new I $160.00. 319 Cyprus Ave. 23-tfp ■ Sanford’s N e w Store------------------------------------------------------Phone 127 wnf4*fH'<|¥ a psrsllc! route. F *P . S A LE T o id ScJ.li.— L. r . t o p ­ 10. — Describe in some detail the H igh School Uirl er. Phone 166. 39-tfe character of freight that would be Wins Another Medal FtVIt R A L E - -New five room bungalow transported over the Intrn-Constnl ca­ should double in value in the next For Rest Essay nal. This should cover the products few years. Water and electric lights. thnt may lie shipped out o f thc terri­ $1,40(1.— A. P. Connelly. 48-tfc Agnin has a Sanford High School tory tributary to the waterway, also pupil carried o f f high honors in n the character nf freight that would be 10 Storca in Georgia-1 Store in FloriAl FOR R E N T state or inter-state contest. This time shipped into the district. FOR RE N T »i room house, 200 Laur­ it is Georgia Mobley, daughter o f Mr. 11. — Resources o f thc country actu­ el Ave. Phone 4J. 60-6tp nnd Mrs. E. I). Mobley, of this city, ally tributary to this waterway, i. e., FOR RE N T— 2 furnished lied rooms who won the medal given by the N at­ area nnd value of timber land, area and kitchenette, new furniture. ional Society o f Colonial Daughters and value of grazing land, area nnd Adults only. 1010 W. Third St. 60-3tp with headquarters in Washington, D. value o f funning land, with statement FOR R E N T— Furnished nnd unfurn­ C. One hundred high schools in the of amount nctunlly in cultivation, to­ ished rooms, 206 Park nvo. 49-6tp United States arc asked to enter the gether with character, amount and contest each year nnd write un essay value of products. FOR R E N T — A fter June 1st, two con­ 12. — A re new works o f land recla­ on nn acceptable subject, this year the necting rooms, private bath. Adults, mation underway or contemplated? I f subjects being given were: 411 Park Ave. • 49-dtp so, whut bearing will these land re­ 1. — How Can I Become a Good C iti­ FOR R E N T— Furnished five room zen? clamation projects have upon this pro­ apartment with garage. 914 M yr­ 2. —Our Agricultural Collegesnnd ject? Can the Innd reclamation protle Avenue. .45-10tp How They Help thc Farmer. jeets be co-ordinated in any way with 36-in. wide, yard FOR RE N T— Rooms nnd kitchenette. .1.—The Importance of Conserving1the jrojcct for the improvement so ns to reduce the cost of the work of the — Shirley Apartments opposite post Our Forests. office, upstairs. 28-tfc •».— Reclaiming the Western Deserts improvement? 13. — A re local interests willing to F o r REhlT— Tw o unfurnished rooms, Through Irrigation. 6.— Advantages of Trade with Our contribute towards the cost nf the im­ bath, for lighthousckceping. Good provement ? location. Apply "R. S " , care o f H er­ South American Neighbor* 14. — A re any improvements o f the 6. — Law and Order the Foundation ald OfTlcc. C-tfc waterways adjacent to the proposed of A1I Good Government. FOR R E NT Two desirable room s. 18x35, each 7. —The Arm s Conference and Itsimprovement now going on which furnished. Call 348-W before 8 or would mnke the proposed waterway a fter 6 p. m. JS Ctp Significance. Miss Mobley chose “ The Importance more useful? WM. C. LK.MKN, Major, o f Conserving Our Forests" a subject W ANTED Corps o f Engineers, U. S. A. thnt is vital not only to the United W A N T E D —Smnll cottage, unfurnish­ ed or half o f house, or unfurnished Stntcs ns n whole but to Florida in par­ United Stutes Engineer O ffice, housekeeping rooms. Address " P e r ­ ticular and her essay on this subject Jacksonville, Florida, manent,’ P. O. nox 648, Sanford. 34-p was so good thnt it won the medal, May 23, 1922. Sanford being the only high school W A N T E D — Young man from college south of Charleston to win n medal. If you don’t back the school boys wishes employment, beginning June For the past three years Key West nnd girls you nre not a good citizen. first. Apply, "H . E. S.," care o f the • yard High School has been invited to enter Buy a Salmagundi nnd prove your Herald. 60-Ctc the contest but this year when Prof. spirit. Assure the Sanford High McKay decided to move to Sanford School o f your co-operation nnd sup­ they extended the invitation to Snn- port. foril High School to tnkc part nM Mr. McKay had taken such a great inter­ TR A N S M IS S IO N TO W ER est in the essay writing and given D Y N A M IT E D T O D A Y A T them such fine co-operation. P A Y CASH C H AR LESTO N . W. VA. The giving o f medals each year by the N'ntionnl Society o f Coloninl * (H r The As.orlnltd Tress) Daughters is done to instill into the W hat You H a ve Tom orrow ------- ■— Depends on W hat You Save Todaj, C H ARLESTO N , W est. Virginia, A nice Ih>\ of Candy, a bot­ young Americans a better Idea o f civ­ May 24.— The electric transmission tle of Imported Perfume, a ic improvement and patriotism. A ll line tower of the Virginia Power Sanford rejoices with the lucky girl Company was dynamited today near big box o f Stationery, or over her winning this medal and thjs Elbcrton. Eight coal mines ara Home nf the Inte books on adds another laurel to the Sanford closed ns a result. .sale here High School during one of tho most successful terms that thc school has ever known. And In the English clbss from which I f any subscribers o f the Daily Her­ the contestants were drawn it might ald have n copy of A pril 12th, the lie well to aay that Mrs. McKay is the Herald office would like to havs one teacher and her excellent work Is or more copies and will pay five cents shown in the contest in many ways. per copy fo r them. “OLD DAD” CHREVOLET0' ^ THE WEATHER J 0 Wn met i tha S. put ish 1 Ce els to :|f tic ’ de ne vlfj m I u C c«< i* n ;i > i FREE A $20 AUTO SIGNAL) LAMP Week* met| P it t s & W e l l s IThe Churehwell LADIES’DEPARTMENT \ MEN’S DEPARTMENT REMEMBER THE GIRL GRADUATE KNIGHTS NAINSOOK SUIT CASES 29c HUCK TOWELS $1.00 TO $12.50 WARDROBE TRUNK 19c A. 0. A. FEATHER TICKING HAND BAGS 39c $3.50 TO $18.50 . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1922 PAGE TWO Seminole county haa one o f the M1CKIE SAYS Uuy .Scout c a rp i,4 n ,U »e s ta te It b e - ' hoovca all of us to keep up the r a M U H •▼ •rr a ft , m w f i M f t H a t h * eovttxl « v j o s u a o u r Aajr at tk * U r n •14 ■ * n a i « « . . ior goad work and get all . the money Mi c m IIi 4 » , , t a a f M i r b . Ih EIIE TO >AA*£ vaCSLS CfttQfi possible to further the cause. Let 1 iVI AIMWIUE, OUT J « * r i BETWEEM SOU VI u e , UVi '1YMUW&] puBueaMM V4R ROWU1U' KVS WVPER IV4 Boy Scout movement— tho greatest [ BE ST TOWU IM AVV tCUVKWN a, J. HOLLY___________________■ « » • » R, J. U L U B O ___ Sw M lS tT ^ i* — w t in history fo r tho helping o f the Vl HK SVWCAR.S ViOOCOM a . w* b x ------------ «****•• « • “ * * » boys, our future citizens. See Deane O. L. IH W IN ------ C im tU lH a « • « ! » ' MOVJMSdES HAS GOT A S ______ ra *»* lea ■ » t* SiOe p. H.____ Turner. He will toll you all about LCNAU Vi PPJEMD1N A &UHCH| S l t r n b l i s IU I M Mae* K aaw a It ________________A » » U * * t U * _______________ OF SOBSeWvOERG \ C lU G A D A jA n r U K U H i I I 1/ UL’ D A I n U A l L l ^ n tK A ly U THE HERALDPRIMINGCO.' la > < w l> t lf » l*rl«* la AUraaea Oa* Y *ar •Is M a a t k B --------------------... M 7„°T. S A N F O ItI) STEPS FORW ARD — D *ll**r*e la c ilr kr CmtrUr Oa* W * * k ............................. M The voters of Sanford recently T k * M i 1Z- ta I S -H S * W n U r Ile r- showed their public spirit and th^lr ■14 *ailr*l# ****** H f l M l * V » " ‘ Z good sense by overwhelmingly sujia a i I* p*bflak*4 * * * * * FH4ay. A 4 ***» Itala* ralr* n a 4 * k aaw a aa ap*Uaa* portlng u bond Issue for municipal 11*a. D*a>**rall« la aalltlra. | U S improvements. More than $026,000 I * * * r , | l m i « la a4 *aa*».__________ blighted by "they *ay’ 'than can be damage* in the sum o f |100„000.” changed to the nyiedprfr. It is de­ The editorial states, ‘What damag­ plorable, but true, that there a n In es, if any, can be collected from the defendant corporation, w ill be do­ every community persona whole nated by Cot. Stovall to $ e child­ minds, in rootles* convolution!, re­ ren's home o f Tampa. • • • • The flect and magnify the fa u lt! o f oth­ er*. They draw conclusions from case against the Florida National their own vicious thoughts and acts, Publishing Co., w ill be pushed to the and hide their own shortcomings be­ limit the law o f this state will per­ hind the monstrous characters they mit it to go,” etc.— Orlando Sentinel. Temple and th< r|U BOOM T H E POSTOFFICR BUSINESS is URG|# paint of their fellow man. d a% T ? a / - S S '- J E ta Don't fail to see the play at tho In every community is to be found postmasters assembled in the I “A this coterie o f character assassins. High School Friday night. annual convention hero ytsUtL. Southern Cinderella.” 50-2tp They draw no distinctions. Every were urged to "talk and one who is worth discussing at all postoffice business you might JT. is placed upon the operating table PORTSMOUTH T H E A T R E by O. C. Cole of Atlanta, W A S RU RNED T O D A Y o f opinion nnd X-rayed by exploiting W ITH OTHER B U ILD IN G S ing the headquarters of the w jl tongues. "They say" permits the service. * widest range of conjecture*, which (Ur T h* A a*a«laf*4 Fr*aa) gpow with rcpltltlon and soon as­ PORTSM "A Southern Cinderella" pu RTS OUTH, Virginia, May 25. sume definite authorship as they — Orphcum Theatre In the hotel School, Friday night. 35 and travel. Thnt person in the commun­ Monroe building was destroyed, the 8 o’clock. ' s * ity who might have had some secret sorrow which she or he could not avert, Is nlwnys an available sub­ PRO G RAM je c t The assassin applies the an­ aesthetic o f pity, proceeds with the dingno*is nnd find* that it was all his or her fault. It is easy to con­ struct a plausible reason for condi­ tion*. They fo rtify their conjee- ( By W A L T E R B E N H A R E turcs with trite epigrams and never npply the rule o f reason. Place: A Southern Home Can thnt person who has never been tempted stand in just judg­ ment over his weaker brother? Is Characters it just that those whoso colorless Madam Chnrtcris— An Old Aristocrat............... ...... ihlen Witte souls know nothing hut tho routine Enid Bellamy— A Southern Cinderella................... Dorothy Stoku should sit in judgment o f those to Miflfl Rosa Winterberry— A famous Settlement Worker whom has been given thnt restless ...................................................................... Elizabeth Klowm temperament which makes for action Miss Johine Bell Randolph— A little Coquette... Ollic Vorn GIUm some often.misdirected? Katherine Hawk— An English Nurse........................... Doris Moon "Would you, that spangle of p’d"' Caroline Hawk— Her sister, an adventuress.......Demarins Miumb tence, spend Mammy Judy Johnson— A Black Blue-Grass Widow..... About the secret— quick about it, ........................................................................... Nonie William Friend! A hair perhaps divides the False Svnonsis nnd True; And upon what, prithee, does life AC T I.— Living room nt Charteria Hall. Enid comes how. depend," Reading—Jane— an arrangement from Seventeen by Boothe Without exception, the scandal Tarkington *.................................................. Bernice Auitii monger and character assassin hns Rending— Tending the Baby Fox ........................ Theresa Koonti more than one skeleton in his or her A C T II.— Same, three days later— The burning of the Will own closet. They rattle tho bones of Dialogue— M eow -!.............................................................. Denima others to drown tho clatter o f their Daisy D alrym plo..............................................................a Butterfly own.— I’nlatkn News. Jessica Reeves— A Novelist:.........................................Addie Muller npr^ will be spent fo r new streets, a mu­ nicipal pier out into I-ike Monroe, a boat basin, n public library and certain minor slvic undertakings. Possibly the most remarkable thing about the vote was tho fact that there were 41 r. In favor of the bonds and only 53 against, the proposition being about eight to one. Within a year Sanford will be able to boast o f paved streeta in practically every section o f the city, a complete sys­ tem o f sewers and a $00,000 munic­ ipal pier thnt would be n credit to Col. Stovall o f the Tampa Tribune cities many times the size o f San­ among them. There nro others who has sued the Florida Post nt Winter ford. Incidentally, it is rather sur­ hold contrary views, who believe Pork fo r libel. Coe, Colonel, we prising to be told by Bob Holly’s that the assessment o f all values never would sue another newspaper Sanford Herald that the present pop­ would greatly reduce tho burden o f fo r libel. There is no satisfaction in ulation of Sanford is in excess o f taxation. It is not to our credit, we that kind o f stuff. 7,000. Reference to Sanford's |must admit, that wc have on the ----------- o----------achievement would not be complete statute hooks fundamental laws The campaign so far has been a were mention omitted o f the part which wc nro deliberately ignoring. dead one, Seminole county should the Sanford Herald played in secur­ Then, in recognition o f this division liven up things and have some good ing the passage o f the bond lane. o f judgment— each aide being sup­ meetings. There is nothing like Of course no newspaper can afford ports) by men whose opinions are getting the people together on any to he non-progressive and it would entitled to respect— a law should and all occasions and having n big naturally be expected that Bob Hol­ he framed covering this vital matter time. ly would work for and support nny- 1 which could he enforced. The dething thnt meant n bigger and better j plornble condition o f our educational Next Sunday will bo N ation al\c .... _ nanrord, ro in giving credit for (tyatem Is a sore point with every Memorial Day or rather next Tucs -1 ^ been accomplished, the parent. The transportation problem day is ’National Memorial Day and •> _ , , . ■■ . , , 1 , Herald should not he left out of tho is a matter o f vital concern to ev­ Sanford will observe Sunday instead. m kon ing.— Lakeland Telegram. eryone— it affects every material inLet everyone come out and honor the I terest. memories o f the departed heroes o f These arc the matters to which we PE R K Y W A L L DISCUSSES V IT A L all time. should he addressing ourselves, rath­ PU B LIC PROBLEMS er than to supporting tho ambitions The Florida Pharmaceutical A lso -j -------S T O V A L L BRINGS elation holds its annual meeting on I Tho “ 'Urcss delivered at the regu . o f petty professional politicians to S U IT OF SI00,000 June 14 in St. Petersburg. Would I lar weekly luncheon o f the Rotary secure public , offices. , _ These arc 1 iiBMiir.ii t i i i : A fa o c iA T E ii riueas The Associated Press is d elu sive­ ly entitled to the use for repubiicatiou o f all news dispatches credited to i it or not otherwise credited ih this pa­ per and also the Iocs) news published herein. A ll rights o f republication of spec­ ial dispatches herein are also re­ served. set**! i u i u BinLBmo. i«* Masonic S tw e t Baptist Church were d s a Z by fire early today. The losTk timated at ,«eventy.flve th * dollar*.. it not be a good thing for the local druggists to ask the pill rollers to meet in Sanford next year. Wo belleve Sanfdrd could make it most in­ teresting fo r them. “A Southern Cinderella” A C T I I I — Same, two years later. Cinderella goes to the baH High School Auditorium |*U»b yesterday by Hon. P. G. Wall > • w *ich, rightly disposed The Tampa Morning Tribune yeswas a masterly and courageous re- o f> W" 1 "vcelerate the development terdny morning announced editor­ vllVV ° f I01'11* nrit* state political c o n -]0^ Florida and will attract here tho ditiona. Mr. W all gave evidence o f ‘Ivsirnble type o f people.— ially lhat "Col. W . F. Stovall had filed suit agninit the Florida N a ­ deep study o f his subject and tho ab- r,,mP* Times, tional Publishing Co., n corporation ility to analyze our public problems ------------o-----------engaged in publishing the Florida UK BROAD— A D V E R TIS E A t every meeting of the circuit as well as to suggest policies that 35 and 50 Cents Post nt W inter Park, In Orange court in Sanford ono is struck with would lead us to higher ground, lie Could you do without a telephone county, alleging libel, and asking Buv a Salm agundi---------------- Buv a Salmagundi the fact that Seminole county must was unsparing— hut fully justified— in your business? in his criticism o f the present-dny be peopled with n fine class of citi­ political methods, and the audience Has the automobile displaced the zens. There are hardly ever any «a p ital crimes committed and but uf intelligent and successful busi­ hr.rse to hntil your merchandise? F R ID A Y SATURDAY S Would you write your business little work to do with the petty cas­ ness men was apparently in thor­ i.I ough sympathy and accord with his letters with pen nnd Ink instead of es and misdemeanors. Our pcopto have but little use for courts and expressions o f disgust nt the lack n typewriter? - 1 How nbout using the old-fashion­ they are certainly a law abiding o f material achievement by the men people otherwise the court dockets who hnve been elevated to high pub­ ed oil lamps instead o f electric would he crowded from time to time lic position during the past 20 years. lights? Petty personal politics, rather, than And thnt cash register system, with offenders against tho law, policies— constructive, enlightening why not discard it? ■ ■ o A ll o f these things are modem E A "Ford For President" club has policies— is the bane o f this state, and has been for year*. For nearly business aids. Without them the been formed in Detroit. I f Henry business men Ford has anything to do with It we n quarter o f century the citizens renl, progressive w ill mark him o ff the list o f acquain­ who call themselves democrats have could not handle his nffnirs. 40-in. Crepe de Chine and Pongee, 40-in. wide, 25 pieces o f all the new But there is another o f the newer tance*. Henry J#mI ns head o f tho been adrift, without compass or rud­ all colors for, yard— Ford works and ns head of Musclo f der—no conventions hnve been held things in business which is more dainty patterns, 4 yards fo r — Shoals or nny other big enterprise by the party, no principles enunciat­ Important than nny o f these. Thnt other thing is publicity. is all right and great worker for the ed, no plntforms adopted. About it the Philadelphia Public ■ It is high time thnt the progress­ people hut Henry Ford ns president Is would he u fizzle. There are plenty ive, thinking men o f this stale gnvo Ledger hns written: A demand "N o business ran he broadened ■ o f men for the job o f president hut heed to these mntters. few fo r the job that Henry Ford has should he made upon the democratic without publicity. The man in bus- ■ in view— thnt o f showing the cor­ stnte executive committee thnt state iness who does not appreciate this W hite, Flesh, Pink, Blue, and j porations that a man may he head convention he culled fo r tho consid­ fnrt is ns dense or ns obstinnte as o f a big corporation and yet have a eration of public nffnirs and for the the officers o f thnt life insurance Black, plain and stripe, 36-in. wide ■ Perm anent finish, 45-in. wide, all proclamation of party principles. It and trust company which wns one heart. soft finished, beautiful cloth for S colors and white and black, 2 days Is within the province o f the com­ o f the first in the field hut which mittee, in our judgment, to call a never got anywhere because it underwear. Special, yard— : H E LP TH E BOV SCOUTS only, yard— convention, and to nrrango for a fought against accepting tho teloDeane Turner o f this city is primary to choose delegatee to the phone, the electric light, the type­ Apportionment of rep­ w riter nnd everything new, includ­ treasurer o f the District Boy Scouts convention. Division and this division comprises resentation in the convention should ing advertising." Not one bit too strong is this nr the counties o f Csceoln, Luke, Or­ lie made on the basis o f the demo­ ange, Volusia and Brevard. They cratic vote cast in each o f the coun­ gument o f the mnn who does not J; wnnt n sufficient sum o f money to ties. This would result in 'the ma­ believe in advertising. That fellow who refuses to use n have n director engaged fo r the year jority o f the delegates being chosen who will look ufter the Boy Scouts by the growing, progressive sections [ telephone, or a typewriter, nr elocin this district nnd keep them to­ o f the state, nnd it is fair to as- trio lights, or automobiles, or a cash 25 dozen M en’s W ork Shirts, made o f heavy Chambry gether, look after the ramps, keep sume thnt tho spirit which would register is foolish, you say. and cut large, all sizes. This is a real shirt fo r— So lire you, if you foil to avail them busy nnd on their toes nil the be in marked contrast to that which I yourself of the great power o f pub­ time, it requires one man to give controls our legislature. Mr. Wuli dcclnm i in his address licity. all o f his attention to this great .Advertise nnd be broad!— St.Pet­ work nnd Seminole rounty Is asked thnt the three outstanding prob­ fo r the sum of $750. This U n sriinll lems to which the intelligence of ersburg Times. o • — sum when you think o f the vast the state should address itself nro C H AR AC TE R ASSASSIN’ S amount of good that will he accom­ taxation, education and transporta­ 5 plished here for the hoys and since tion. Mr. Wall hns made this snmo statement many times nnd no exten­ If we are to accept the clandes­ ded argument is needed to carry tine whisperings, so insistent now ![ line o f Silk-Pongee, M en’s Phoenix pure Thread Silk j conviction to tho mind of nny IntcllI- thnt no one can ignore them, th e re : ■ beautiful r ■ gent citicn thnt he is right—thnt i n ' i* an epidemic of slanderous g o s-1 plain and fancy stripe, English Socks, white, black, Palm ■ the equitable nnd intelligent solu- siping raging locally. Other com- ■ broadcloth Soisette, with and Hon o f these grave problems is in* munities, according to the puhlii * N a v y and Brown, pair— volved the prosperity, the progress press are suffering the ill eifects o f * without collar! and happiness o f the people. But this blight. W e recall many years ’ ■ what measure o f consideration is ago a similnr condition in a south 5 given such matter* by the average Florida city where we were then ro Wt politician ? are entitled to siding, which suggests that such per- ■ judge by the results, achieved—and iods uf clattering tongues comes in ( ■ the rcsulUii, surely, cunnot be satis- cycles. The editor uf this paper be- 2 factory. Our system of taxation Is lleve* now, ns he believed then, thnt it,equitable, the law is not enforced the scandal monger and character' Courtesy and Prompt Serns it is written, nnd there is wide assassin is infinitely more contemp0 vice Our Motto divergence o f opinion ns to the re- tittle 'Jran hi* or her subject. So we suits if tho law should be enforced feel it not amiss to reproduce an exA exactly a* it is written nnd without pression we made then ns applicable favoritism. Some there are who ar- to n present condition hero: Phones 497-49( guc thnt complete enforcement o f , Ouida, in one o f her clever novels, ......... W K L A K A BLOCK the law would bring disaster to charges that more lives have been... F R ID A Y ■ ■ many important interests— Mr. Wall saddened and more reputations' B B aa aB a iu r a iL MAY 26, 1922, 8 O’CLOCK AT COLORED VOILES SILKS 69c $1.59 COTTON WASH SATIN j ORGANDY 79c 79c MEN’S WORK SHIRTS 75c MEN’S SHIRTS I G R O C E R IE Sj | FRUITS ] SAND VEGETABLES! 5 DEANF TURNER s SOCKS Beach, j $6.50 �r, --( *; . o *> I*•i 'Jy l THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. MAY 25.1922 /f ----- PAGE THBKB Citrus Shipments here as Miaa Lillian Govo. Jacksonville at St. Petersburg. J U L Y 24. 28. 26— .. Herbert Chaffer ia visiting Tampa at Orlando. Daytona at Lakeland. , hl» Mr. and Mm. Chaffer. JUNE 6, 9, 10— Jacksonville i t Orlando. Ureak A ll Records Miss Helen Moran and Mias Dane Daytona at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Tampa. -------Murry spent the week-end In Geneva Lakeland at Jacksonville J U LY 27. 28, 29— With possibly five hundred cars N a tive s and friends, Tampa at S t Petersburg. .Daytona at Tampa. o f citrus fruit yet to be shipped Rev. I-nckumby o f Orlando preachJ U N E 12. 13. 14— Jacksonville at Lakeland... — „ durjng the present season, figures ,H* *n morning also evening ab Daytona at Jackaonvilla. SL Petersburg at Orlando. compiled by local growers yesterday Dnptlet Church, Orlando at S t Petarsburg. J U L Y 31— A U G U S T 1, 2— indicate that Florida has shipped Messrs. I.ouis and Warren EntxTampa at Lakeland. Daytona at SL Petersburg. snoro oranges and grapefruit' this mlnger are visiting their brother, Orlando at Lakeland. J U N E 15. 16, 17— year than over before. And it has C; W ‘ Entamlngsr and sister, Mrs. ’rtf! Tampa at Jackaonvilla. Jacksonville at Daytona. brought exceedingly grood prices, ^ ‘ Allen. A U G U ST 3, 4, 8— Lakeland at S t Peteraborg. T W Lawton was a visitor to ths the growers said. ; |b U W > < Tampa at Daytona. Qrlando at Tampa. Estimating that at least a thou- ,ebo°l l*st Friday. Lakeland at Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Hraswell have moved JU N E 19, 20. 21— sand c a n o f fruit were shipped by St. Petersburg at Jackaonvilla. Daytona at Lakaland. express, the total for the season Is into the Smith place and expect to A U G U ST 7. 8. 9— live there until their house ia comJacksonville at Orlando. This figure ■ fixed at 36,163 cars. SL Petersburg at Daytona. S t Petersburg at Tampa. tegcccds by nearly 3,000 cars the *>» the grove they have reLakeland at Tampa. shipments o f laat year which were cpntly bought from Wade Entxmin- JU N E 22. 23. 24— Orlando at Jackaonvilla. Daytona at Tampa. eatimated at 33,607. . KnHuick production has increased so immensely that it A U G U ST 10, 11, 12— Jackaonvilla a t Lakaland. It was pointed out that the laat ( " hiLs been possible to make greater strides each season in Orlando at Daytona. St. Petersburg at Orlande. few years have noted a steady inH )’°u don't back the school boys ihe handling of each operation. The liuyer o f a Bulck Jacksonville at Tampa. ■ crease in Florida's fruit exports, ft,1<l girl* you arc not a good citixrn. JU N E 26. 27. 2 8 car profits by theconSequontly lowered manufacturing SL Petersburg at lakeland. Day tana at St. Petersburg, due not only to favorable conditions Huy n Salmagundi and prove your A U G U S T 14. 15, 1 6 5 but to the increased acreage devoted apiHt. Assure the Sanford High Orlando at Lakeland. costs. *** lakeland at Daytona. Tampa at Jacksonville. to orange and grapefruit groves. School o f your co-operation and supJacksonville at St. Petersburg. For twenty years the name BUICK has been indelibly JUNE 29, 30— J U L T 1— On this basis it is estimated that Por*Tampa at Orlando. linked with those car qualities that appeal most proTampa at Daytona. next year will see the yield o f an— ■ ---A U G U ST 17. 18. 19— toundlv to car owners—sturdiness, power and unfailing Lakeland at Orlando. other record breaking crop and so A coal strike isn't wholly without Daytona at Orlando. S t Petersburg at Jacksonville. dependability. on ad Infinitum until citrus culture merit. It always boosts the price of Lakeland at Jacksonville. J U L Y 3, 4, 3— reaches the highest stage of ita de- l«nd in Florida, Tampa at SL Petersburg* St. Petersburg at Daytona. The biggest advantage of buying a BU ICK car is that velnpment in the Peninsular State. Lakeland at Tampa. In 1918 the crop was little more In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial you get a BUICK V A L V E -IN -H E A D MOTOR and prop­ Orlando nt Jacksonville. Circuit, Seminole County, than half as large as this year's and erly related chassis. J U L Y 6. 7, 8— Florida it was considered in the champion­ Orlando at Daytona. ship class as things went in those It being very desirable that all hous­ Ask us to tell yon more about Bulck Jacksonville at Tampa. days. The crop was about eight C ITA TIO N es In the city be numbered, all owners St. Petersburg at Lakaland. million boxes then. It reached the -------o f un-numbered houses can obtain lowest stage in 1896 when the Special Tax School District No. 1. J U L Y 10, U , 12— . PRICES PRICES numbers realy for putting up and In­ lakeland at Daytona. Seminole County, Florida, by G. W. freeie reduced shipments to little structions as to how to number, FREE Jacksonville at Tampa. 22-SII-46 Coape-------91889 Spencer. S. O. Shitiholscr nnd II. C. more than 1100,000 buxes. nt the office of the City Manager. [Foar-31 Roadster f h9S St, Petersburg at Lakeland. 22-Slx-47 S ed a n _____ 2165 DuRose, Trustees nnd by C. F. Har­ Shipments of oranges by rail this L. R. P H IL IP S , J U L Y IS, 14. 15— LFoor-Jj Touring 933 22-SIX-48 C oa p e____ 2075 rison, Fred T. Williams, nnd C. A. season have reached 17,993 cars, City Auditor A Clark. Daytona nt Orlando, LFour-36 Col pc 1295 22-8IX-49 Touring s 1583 Dallas, as members o f the County with 16,670 cars o f grapufruit. Much S5-Snt-Mon.-Thr-3-wc lakeland at Jacksonville. [Four-3* Sedan 1395 22-8lx-50 Redan______2975 Hoard o f Public Instruction for Sem­ fruit has gone to Eastern markets Tampn at Lakeland. Jii-14 Roadster. .. 1365 inole County, Florida, via water routes, besides that ship­ F. O. B. Flint. Mich. “ I'm Going Right Straight Back to J U L Y 20. 21. 22— Lsix-IS Touring .... 1395 vs. ped by express.— Orlando Sentinel. My Dear Old Florida Home,” at HlnJacknonville at Daytona. The State o f Florida, cx rcl Goo. A. termlster’s Piano Store, Welaka Block. Orlando at Tampa, Dot ottos, State Attorney for the LOWEST- PRICED 20-tfp lakeland at SL Petersburg. Seventh Judicial Circuit o f Florida. ROAD IN TH E S T A T E ______ TO TH E C ITIZE N S A N D T A X PA Y DISTRIBUTOR TAVARES, May 2 4 -Y esterd ay ERS OF SAID S P E C IA L T A X the Lake Constructtior. Company of SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, SEMIFLO R ID A 1NFORI) Leesburg made n surety bond for N01.L ( O U N TY, F L O R ID A : *68,1)00 fo r the faithful performance j Whereas: A petition has been filed of its contract to construct nineteen in the above styled Court by Special 5 Now’s the time for you to buy a M O LIN E TRACTOR. We len Better Automobiles are Built Bulck W ill Build Them have a special offer that you cannot afford to let get by you. miles of roadway from Aator to A l- Tax School District No. 1, Seminoio l i i i i » i i i B a s i M i i i i a ^ a i i i i i i a i a i i i m » |s ii|i | ■ For every formor can afford to buy but you cannot afford toenn, with ten miles of shell sur- County, Florida, netting forth the fnct ■ not to buy a real Tractor, that has been proven out to be a facing and nine miles o f clay that an election has been called nnd isasaaaasaaM ana ■■■■*■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■» ■ great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we The entire cost o f this nineteen held in said Spcclol Tax School Diswill sell you n— milca o f roadway is n trifle under trlct No. 1, on tho 9th duy o f Mny, A. *7,00 a mile This road has beea,D . 1922, to determine whether or not 3 M O LIN E , Model D, latest improved Tractors cleared to sixty-six feet wide as there should he issued by said Special ■■ fo r $528.00 clean ns a whittle. The roadway Tax School District, bonds in the sum B i the Okrcthobee Branch of ths Florida Rost Coast Railway, Cfcnlaowill he twenty-four feet wide nnd o f *60,00.00, to bear interest at the * Can furnish you from our stock in warehouse for imme­ , FIs., among the pines and lakes of Seminole county, an np-to-date surfaced fifteen feet. raje of 6W % per annum, interest pay- jS diate delivery, or will havo one shipped direct to you. Re­ brick hotel, with private bathe and hot water b eat P in t There has been some state com- able semi-annually, principal to ma- g member this offer is only good until October 11th, so place i cuisine. Rates *2.50 to * U 0 per day; 110 to I1B per week, ecment on the low price o f this road turc thirty years after date o f bonds, ■ F* krdlai to location of room. your order now. contract, the idea being advanced and the said bonds to be dated July that it was impossible to do the 1st, 1922, the proceeds o f tho said n work at this price, or the work would bonds to be used for the purpose o f MRS. CHA8. D, B R U M L E Y , M an ager he slighted. As orlginnily stated, acquiring, building, enlarging, furnishRHONE 2102 L A K E MONROE, FLO R ID A E !iSBBasaaaeaaeeeeMMiMMaaMMMBaBRMMennnnnnnHnnHnnnnn the price of less than $7,000 a mile ing or otherwise Improving school The buildings and school grounds nnd for ■■■■■■■■ [ ■ ■ ■ . . I . . . . I . c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . included engineering costs. work will meet the requirements o f the exclusive use o f tho public free the state and federal highway com- schools within said Special Tax School mission, so that in future years the District No. 1; that u canvass o f tho : grade or alignment will be accop- returns o f tho said election show pri* table to them. ma facie that said election was In fa ­ in the cost there are included fo e vor of the Issuance uf tho said bonds, ty-aix cast Iron culverts, a pressure- ns aforesaid by tho snld District, treated creosoted timber bridge 320 Now therefore In pursuance to nn feet long and sixteen feet width order of tho Court herein made and in 3 roadway. The grndo includes 110,- conformity with law N O TIC E Is heroFads are all righ t fo r the rich man, 000 cubic yards o f grading. There by given that the citizens and tax paybut the farm er that is first o f all in­ is one hill 120 feet high that w ill he era of the said Sp«y*nl Tax School DIsterested in paying his bills and hav­ cut to 6 per cent grade. The road- trict No. 1, Seminole County, Florida, way goes through a thirteen-mile are by tho said order nnd by law re- ■ ing some money left, wants tried swamp, and In one milt o f same quired to bo nnd appear before tho and true methods o f g e ttin g the there ia 12,000 cubic yards o f fill. Honorable Circuit Court o f the Sev- : money for his crop. * This is told to prove thnt this enth Judicial Circuit o f Floridn, on W ill H elp You K eep Cool road has the problems that confront the 1st day o f June, A. D. 1922, at 10 roadbuildere. The supervision of o'clock in the morning, at Sanford, See our window display o f all kinds County F!ngineer Heller w ill be ns Scminoie County, Florida, then and strict as thnt o f federal supervision, there to nho*..* cause, i f any they have, and when completed it will stand ns why said bonds should not ho validated a monument o f efficiency in road nml confirmed. making nnd at n price thnt has not Witness my hand nnd official seal SHIPPERS OF F LO R ID A PRODUCTS one penny o f graft or favoritism or o f office nt Sanford, Seminoio County, politics in it, Florida, this the 11th day o f May, A. In the Business 30 Years The *38,000 school bonds to erect D. 1922. a new high school building to Pru(S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, den A Co., Toledo, O., for *40,006.40. Clerk, Circuit Court, Seventh A fter the bid* were opened the six Judicial Circuit, Seminole ■ a bond buyers who wcer lower in their County, Florida a bids suggested that the bond* be put SCH ELLE MA1NES, nt auction nnd the buyers allowed Attorney for I’ctitioners. to bid the limit. The successful hid- 6-11-18-26-31 der refused to accept the challenge. — — — *1,000 Guaranteed Ant Bone at 50-fltc n « n n L P. McCuller's. D lir in ir th p Y p n r n " ? l V » „ a r’ ore Facts You Should Know 5 NOTICE s N. H. GARNER \ NOTICE TO FARMERS S 5 CHULUOTA IN N 3 BELL BROS. F A D S Hot Weather Is Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER Company Ball H ardw are ur Bank-- l THE ADJUNCT ' OF STRENGTH For Strength and Safety in opening a bunk account the very first consideration is Safety, not only for Ihe present, but also for the future. Ihe l irsl National Hank Is recognized through this community for its strength, and it offers safety io every depositor, proteclmg (heir interests mutually with those of its own through Its splendid banking fafinticH and by (he laws under which it operate*. vUed10*8* *arRe ani* *,ma**’ are c°rdlally In- 3 L0NGW00D i«a a® a* r-*,-FOR8TE l,j |>rnldrD, '" • • s i H. F. WHITNBH, Cashier *a Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Tulll* were visitor* in Sanford Friday, E. S. Miller returned from ■ Fort Pierce last Thursday A. R. Stiles left Saturday fo r his old home in Ringhumpton, N. Y. There waa services at Christ Church Sunday, P. M., Rev. Peck o f Sanford officiating. Mias Dane blurry is spending 2 few days with Mr. and Mr*. Chaffer. . Those motoring to Geneva Satur day were Mr. nnd Mrs. Long, Mr. ami Mrs Roy Sour and littlo Bill, Miss Dane Murry, Miss Olive Dinkcl nnd FL S. Miller. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Pounds o f Orlando nnd Mrs. W. A. Hunt and daughter, M lsi Helen Hunt o f Jccksonviile were visitor* in town Sun­ day. Mr*. Hunt will he remembered r National Bank I A COM M UNITY ^ U IL D E R kb 'B B 1 The Daily Herald Delivered to your door six days n week fo r 16 cent*— Join thr throngs o f readers. Strength is u fundamental requirement to Sanford Maid Bread at your Groc a Hueecnful bank. , er's. Hot rolla, cakes and pies, next to Princess Theatre. 36-tfe ■ To Hs unquestioned strength, the I'eopIcH O F F IC IA L SCHEDULE Batik of Sanford nddH friendliness— u most OF FLO R ID A S T A T E desirable adjunct. LE A G U E FOR 1922. —— I f you wish io become affiliated with nn in.MAY 25. 26, 27— Hdtutlon of thhi character, a cordial Invi­ Tampa at Daytona, tation in extended to you to become one of lakeland at Orlando. our depofdtora. SL Petersburg st Jacksonville. M A Y 28. 30, 31— St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando at Jacksonville. JUNE 1. 2, 3— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. SL Petersburg at Lanksland. JUNE 5. 6, 7— _ Lakeland a t Daytona. BR&RRBRRRaaRaaaBRRBRBaBaBRaRaaRBa8RBBRRHBRHRKRRR8aaBB I■ The Peoples Bank of Sanford �ft ,* 4 ■ . IT ■ ¥ '• . ’ ' l i j - 'A -■*.A , r v f f‘- *i*Jf - * v t > tfiBas r ■ i t o f Bailey doc* not appear In the house roster issued last monU) and is not contained on tha roster o f the house committee on postofficea and post roads. W hile the letter to Liade^y was written on official stationery it Sunday School day was observed asks that replies be addressed to nt the Methodist Church Sunday Jnmea D, Bailey, 124 Maryland avemorning with appropriate exercise* nue northeast, Washington, D. C. OVIEDO by the children and music by the Oviedo Orchestra. Miss Elizabeth U w to n o f Rollins spent tho week-end with her parent*. t ?► ; 1 Mi F IN lll.A C K VELO U RS DF. L A IN E A taillcur may lie ever »n simple, if its lints arc smart. Here, the long jarl.rt t ik n unto itself a narrow fur tw.artbs;;. which broadens into a wide at the neck, and as some original w. must he devised <>f arranging the I-.it 'I, it is tied in a tight twist, one uni going this way, the other that. Th ' irt budget not an iota from the i >i simplicity Medium sire re­ quires 4 yards 54-inch velours de laine. Pictorial Review Jacket No. %82. Sires, JJ to 44 inches bust Price. .15 cents Skirt No ‘>579. Sires. 24 to 36 iuclic* waist. Price, ,10 cents. ” Circuit Court Grind — M any Cases up— Finish This W eek Dr. Blackman of Monroe preached the baccelaureato sermon to the members o f the senior class of the Circuit Court convened Tuesday Oviedo High School nt the Baptist with Judge James W. Perkins presidchurch Sunday evening May 21st. The church was very prettily decor- ing, and Geo. A. DeCottes, state’s atnted In ferns and the class flower, torney; V. E. Douglass, deputy clerk, white roses. A special choir ren- and C. M. Hand, sheriff, in attenddered the music which was unusually "nee. fine and appropriately selected. Dr. Court was opened and called to orBlackman's subject was “ A good der by the sheriff In accordance with Nnme’’ in the exposition o f wh'ch t law, he brought to the class nnd all presThe sheriff having made the return ent some splendid, helpful thoughts on the regular venire and the jurors to carry through life. being present, the following answered Misses Katheryn and Ellxabeth * their names, to-wit: C. A Betts F. U w ton entertained a few o f their A . Johnson G. F Pw etor, 0. 0 . M l , ;z . r r c ,;r z r « o f tho Metbodiat ohuroh th . teachers o f the Sunday School and the two adult Bible classes o f tho Geneva Methodist nnd Oviedo Bap_ _ . . tint churches. O. P. Swope, chairmnn o f tho entertainment committee fa j|“f W hy buy out-of-town Cake when S A N F O R D M A ID can’ t be beat N ext to Princess Routh’s Bakery PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS PO PU LAR S H E E T MUSIC P L A Y E R ROLLS J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R P IA N O CO. Welaka Block c. :#V• hi • * PLAY GOLF The Country Club and Golf Linka are almost completed. You will want the beat in everything in the Sporting Goods Line W e are agents for the Celebrated Spaulding Lin e o f G olf Goods Patronize your home merchant* in everything you need to purchase. We are here to stay. HILL HARDWARE COMPANY “MONEY TALKS” ym with the able assistance o f Mrs. T. Bon' t lo u c *1' ** ®* ® * nnv , * . ■ u .i. i-tvln n nnd Mr* C f West keot The following person was not found: iou can turn gray, fnded hair biaulA>wton 07117 Mrs. C. L. v cst kept Morris tifully dark nnd lustrous almost over S a n fo rd M a id Nut L ayer Cake........ 35c i **• " ftcc|pr» Aunrey aioran, jonn Mclsch. S. 0._ Chase,_B. H. Nelson, A 1 I T S GRANDM OTHER'S R E C IPE TO Tcrwilliger, J. L. MilBRING HACK COLOR A N D p it ir n i>..-l ... a ’ er- F 101bee, H- C. Parker, A. LUSTRE TO H A IR VanNess, J. B. Johnson, 0. T. Pear- t*m Layer Cake ..............30c DID HIM MORE GOOD Pain Uka I had be heard, and the plaintiff being rep­ them." 8od ° - J •*eon»hcr*^-A<| — ** resented in open court by the attorney, Geo. G. Herring, and the defendant* Many men and women euffer from being present in open court attended - . . ___ . j . backache, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, . Bargains „ _ found — taeh by their attorney, John G. Laonardy, ( ^ m m d M u d oth#r rMU,u o f kld. Ing the Herald Ads. and the case being at lasue, now cornea ney trouble because they neglected the six good and lawful men to serve a* firs t warning symptoms. Foley Kid- .. E m p l o y m e n t jurors, to-wit: A . J. King, R. Lney Pills aid the kidney* to throw out “ Wheeler, A. A. Moran, W. M. Haynes, poisonous waste m atter that eauaea The vocational commltt* * - , E. A. Farm’ll, and E. L. Brown, the pain and misery. Stephen Lewis, Eldabove jury being examined by both neaa and Profeeslon.1 Wo* ridge, Ky., w rite*: “ Foley Kidney repeats all young wom« the plaintiff and the defendant's a t­ Pills did me more good than all the torneys, and being accepted by both, emp,*jyment to regiit«r .» , other medicine I ever took. I had kid­ National Bank. ‘ ' they were sworn according to law. The ney trouble ton y e a r *.. I don't hava AGNES G. BEHNRR, hearing o f the evidence was here tak­ en up. Tho defendant here confesses judgment nnd tho jury were discharg­ SBBBSSSBBBSSB................ ed by tho court. A. E. Bell vs. T. W. Prevatt. This i The A m ou nt Doesn’ t Count It’ s (he StartJ cause coming in fo r hearing, and the That's the Thing plaintiff being present in open court attended by his counsel, Geo. G. H er­ ring, and the defendant being present in open court attended by his counsel, Landis, Fish & Hull, and the plaintiff m moves the court fo r a continuance for the term, owing to the fact that he I) ■ To the Th riftless money says “Good. unable to secure his witnesses at this Bye. term of the court, which motion was granted by the court. T o the self-respecting, forward-lookin* The circuit court here took a recess until Wednesday morning at 9:30 Citizen it says: “ I am yours, I represent o’clock. “w p ? . t s a j s a g e t e a d a n d y J A^y M™'ll'ihh' TO DARKEN HAIR ', . M S th . follow Have you bought your ticket for S n T C K “ A Southern Cinderella" at tho High of tho ontorlnlnmont wan ... mock In* I * ™ " " ' Jur>- duty: II. rF.* a _____ k ,. School Friday night at 8 o’clock. ! trial o f two o f Oviedo’s most prom- L °**lnK» J- L. Tcrw illiger, G. E 50-2tp t inrnt citizens. The w it nnd humor ' 'K711’* **• Hunter, Jos. T. Nixon, ll.rot out in tho impromptu sponch* John Meiach, F. A. Johnson, C. G. Roll, As we understand it, the efforts of |es, questioning nnd answers were ^Inhoney, II. C. Parker, R. L. reformers Is to place bucket shops moat amusing and thoroughly en- *,nnn» *'• Mann, L. II. Gore, J. L. without the pail. Joyed by every one present. Miller, L. A. Sheldon, J. W. Osteen, The homo o f W. J. Lawton is being **• Johnson, S. 0. Chase, improved by a fresh cont o f paint Nuite Attorney George A . DeCottes on the outside and inside. ,horo moved th"t ‘ he regular venire be Miss Ethel Taylor left Monday for 'iU«»hed, owing to irregularities in the a visit to friends In Orlando. drawing o f same, and the court order- Pound C a k e ..............35c / T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , TH U RSD AY, M A Y 25,1922 PAGE FOUR Daily Fashion Hint n- Edward McCall o f Stetson Uni- 1(1 lhnt thc reKu,ttr vcnirc ,M! nnd tho verslty spent the week-end with his hereby quashed and the clerk parents. o f this court is ordered to issue a "• * » if « ■— «' drug store. Millions o f bottle of this old funious Sage Tea Recipe, improved • by the addition o f other ingredients, ure sold annually, says a well-known druggist here, because it darkens the hair so naturally nnd evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise await­ ing them, because a fter one or two applications the gray hnir vanishes and your looks becomo luxuriantly dark and beautiful. This is the age o f youth. Grayhaired, unattractive folks aren't want­ ed around, so get bdsy with Wyeth's Sage nnd Sulphur Compound tonight and you’ll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youth­ ful appearance within a few days.— Adv. • Rev. nnd Mrs. L. E. W righ t and vcnire o{ 3G to h® "ummoned son OHn, Mr*. W. E. Luther and frum thc l,ody of the county of SemiMrs. Frank Norris visitod Orlnndo nolo, same to be made returnable at 2 o'clock p. m., May 23, 1922. Wednesday. The court here sounded the civil Miss Noble Swope returned from docket nnd set the several ckses for St. Augustine Wednesday and ex­ pects to spend the summer nt her hearing. The State of Florida, vs. Floyd hqme In Oviedo. Wolcott entertnlncd Cow«r t, assault with Intent to murder. Mrs. 0 . G. Bible Clnss o f tho Acting Stuto Attorney Schelle Malnes, 11 the Women’s Methodist church at her homo at,here moved tlic court to continue this Lake Clmrm Tuesday afternoon. ^or *he term, which was granted Miss Alice -Brannon returned to *'V the court. Jacksonville Sunday a fter spending The State of 1 loridn vs. James the week-end with her parents at Goolby, assault with intent to murder. 4 K** ..... .. Schelle L?.1....II., ir..!-,.. Acting State. Attorney Maines !.ake Charm. M. A. Kit vert left Tuesday f0r here moved the court to continue this Open your Savings Account TODAY! THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY GIVESY00 “MONEY TALK” The Seminole County STRENG TH - -PROGRESS- -SERV1CE ! ■ ■ ■ < * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a aa a asassssm B E S U R E A N D SEE THE PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET C SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY -ALSO- A . C. FO R T, A gen t W IG H T BROS. G A R A G E ----------------------------------SANFORD, f U •M ' 1 New York and Chicago. , ‘•«B« fo r the tc™ * which wnB Fronted H. W. Barr o f Orlando was a vis- by the court. Itor to Ovcido last week. Th® Bheriff hl'r® return on Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee motored to the »P«?clnl venire and the following Crescent City last week, returning Answered to their nanies: P. Friday afternoon, Fields, Harry I-ce, A, \ anNcss, E. A. Little Mnrthu Westentertained F uracil, E. U Brown, C. A. Ilctts, T. n number o f her little friends WedBledsoe, J. II. Lee, J, I. Atidcrnesday nfternoon at n party, that Bon' 8. A. Hartley, D. E. Mathers, J. day being the celebration o f her R* A. J. King, G. \\. Bailey, E. third birthday. F- ^“ ne, H. R. Beck, I. E. Estridge, C. The closing exercises o f the F. Prnctor, K. R. Murrell, Rex Pack­ Oviedo school w ill be held Thursdny ard, B. II. Nelson, E. JL Kilbee, W. C. nnd Friday nights o f this week. Dr. Hill, C. M. Williams, R. L. Wheeler, Dresch o f Rollink will make the ad­ A. A. Moran, W. M. Haynes, J. S. dress to the grnduatting class F ri­ Wilson, C. I). Couch, A. V. McGuin, W. E. Oglesby, O. T. Penrson, G. A. day night. Mrs. W. M. Wright spent 'Satur­ Bryant, I* S. Hill, C. E. Betts, J. D. Dossoy. day nfternoon in Orlando. The court hero had the entire 36 Mrs. W . R. Kimbrel wns enlled to jurors sworn Voir Dire, and the State ( liarleSton, S. C., Monday by tho Attorney questioned them ns to their serious illness o f her brother. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Swope and eligibility to serve as jurors at this the court. son Frances were business visitors *‘’ nn The court here drew from tho box to Sanford Wednesday. Mrs. O. P. Swope nnd children thp n* mca o f persons to serve as spent Saturday in Sanford. Krnntl ■iurnrB for tho term, to-wit: W. Mr. nnd Mrs. A D. Souer and l i t - , **- Field*. A . VanNess, J. S. Wilson, tie son, A. D., Jr., visited Sanford T. M. Bledsoe, G. A. Bryant, I). E. and Orlundo Saturday Mathers, Harry Lee, E. F. Lnne, I. E. Estridge, K. R. Murrell, B. A. H art­ ley, C. E. Betts, G. W. Bailey, It. R. F A K E M EM BER CONGRESS Beck, C. I). Couch, Rex Puckard, L. 8. “ S E L L IN G " AUTO S TH R O U G H M A IL TO R U R A L C A R R IE R S MU " ” '1 J- »• Doasey. ______ David Speer wns here sworn as A T L A N T A , Gn., May 25.— Post- b a iliff o f the grand jury, office authorities started here yesThe grand jury after W ing sworn terday an investigation o f n man ■wording to law, retired to their room giving the name o f James D. llailcy, b' charge o f their bailiff to select one o f Washington, who offered to sell ° f their number ns foreman and one to rurnl mail enrriem, several thou- “ f their number ns clerk, sand government automobiles at The grand jury here entered open flOO each. Bniley. It is said, claims t™ ** ,,n,J announced thnt they had to be a member of congress, scrv- selected Edward Franklin I-ane, as ing on the house committee on post- foreman, and Claude I). Couch, as offices and post roads. clerk. The uttention o f L. A. Jghnson, The grand jury were here instructpontoffice inspector in chnrge o f the 0,l by the court ns to their duties, nnd Atlnnta district, was called to tho the law, a fter which they retired to automobile o ffe r by C. D. Lindsey, ll,olr room in charge o f their bailiff a enrrier, on a route out o f Tucker, *° consider such matters as might Gn., who had received a letter sign- come before them. • cd by Bailey nnd written on officia l H. R. Meadows and W. T. Dozier, stationery o f the house o f re presen- co-partners doing business under the tntivea. The letter reqquestcd that f 'rm name nnd style o f M. R. Mendthe proposal Ih? kept in strict confi- ow* * f 0-* plaintiffs, vs. L. Allen, jr., dencc and that the recipient simply Raymond Allen, Anna Allen nnd Snmremit $50 with his aplication fo r one ut'l W. Pevehouso, co-partners doing o f the cars and pay the balance In business under the first name and small monthly installments. Accord- style o f The I. Allen Seed Company, Ing to Inspector Johnson the name Defendants. This cause coming on to « • hottio of " W ,. t h ’. ■ * M p• ta r Compound" best w ork in g days. Be careful with me for I am your best friend. Pu t me in the Bank, where I am Safe and I will work for you. Re! member, I m ove the world.” 2 0 .9 9 4 MILES AND TREAD ONLY V3 WORN i tx>*\ MOST MILES per DOLLAR yiresfotte CORD TIRES The tire section above at the left shows the condition of a Firestone 33x4% Cord Tire after 20,004 miles on a Yellow Cab In Chicago. _ The section at the right was cut from new Cord of the same size. Careful measurements show that only 1/3 of the tread of the tire on the Yellow Cab has been worn away after this long, gruelling test The carcass is Intact after more than 11,000,000 revolutions. T his Is the reason why Firestone Cords unfailingly deliver extraordinary mileage. It explains the unanimous de­ mand of thoughtful tire buyera for these f'O L D F IE L D 'w values. The local 3 0 * 3 % FABRIC Firestone dealer will continue to provide the personal service «p t Look at the tread— that makes Firestone / 30 x 3 size $7-99 scientifically angled tire comfort and econagalnst skid, massive * omy complete. "tta e rfirr* Firestone Cords have averaged over 10,000 miles on Chicago Y e llo w Cabs (1,200 cabs all Fire­ stone equipped). In MKESTONfc t h o u s a n d s of in­ stances, they h a v e 30*3% FABRIC given from 10,000 to 30,000 miles. \ $I0i| 30 x 3 size Jt8.95 R A Y Liitvs. o n m ’ URD, FLO RID A M ID W A Y GARAGE. LONGWOOD, F L O R ID A h BSHIk and heavy in the center where the wear comes, tapered at the edges to make steering easy and to protect the carciM against destructive hinging action ol high tread edges. The carcass is air bag expanded to insure uniform tension and paralleling of every Individual cord. It is double “ gum dipped" to make sure that each cord Is thoroughly insulated with rubber. $ 0 99 H. & T. GARAGE, O V IE D O , W O. C. B R Y A N T , WAGNER, �m ' r e l»< . V*. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 25,1922 PAGE FIVE - Thia was indeed a charming social __ k n o w s WHEREOF R B 8 P W J T 15 n»rD cr‘ 416 Navarre 8 t , San courtesy and one o f a scries o f pre­ V F: n l e7 ai’ write*: " I conaUet nuptial affairs with which Miaa W il­ v l ° n L y and Tar abaolutely the MRS. FRED DAIQBH, Society Editor, liams ia being honored. cough remedy on U»a m atkjt. I Phone 117.W It y o have a « r M w i i TW hl>f *wn _ whereof I *P«*k, *»aeing triad It —It f aw « r » K *I»| u r w k t t * ew owwiiac K A T H L E E N M A L L O R Y CIRCLE Jin fam»y- My "tfe took » taw *, or U raw wr* H K r t » U U « i w rit* Mrs. Rhodes was hostess to the f M U l ewrO l a tfcte I * h >1b m I, atVtaO t r o u g h and at night It « u « ■ •I alalia, a r t r l * k * * » * tka I t m . A w UI Kathleen Mallory Circle on Tuesday ,t lueaaaanL 1 J1" “ / * * ka f t t m l l r i p p r r r l i l d . Afternoon. uf Foley’* Honey and Tar. In a Mrs. DeCourscy gave a most in­ CALENDAR . while .he went to sleep and alept teresting account o f her trip to the Idly the entire night Your remeSouthern Baptist Convention in U U quickly and relief la pennan- Friday—Tho Sophomore Claas o f S. Jacksonville. Devotional exercises Sold everywhere.— Adv. II. S. w ill entertain tho Seniors at were conducted by Mrs. Stanley. the homo o f Mrs. George Paxton on ' Iced refreshments were served Bona at during the social hour, after which Ant Myrtle avenue at 8:30 p. m. |ll,000 Guaranteed 42-fltc Friday— Miss Ora Williams’ class in ‘ h« circle adjourned to meet next p. McCulter'a. expression, w ill give their recital week with Mrs. Lalng on Oak ave­ and play " A Southern Cindorella” at nue. H en ry McLaulin, Jr. Uio High School at 8:16 p. m. F O R T N IG H T L Y BRIDGE CLUB. Friday— N. do V. Howard Chapter U. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Entertaining in her usual charming D. C., will meet at the Parish House and grad ed * manner, Mrs. Hal W ight at 4 o'clock. Saturday— L ittle Miss Mary Elisabeth wns hostcas yesterday afternoon at a Tolar will entertain a number o f her lovely bridge party at her homo on friends at her home on Magnolia Pork nvenue, the guesta including the members o f the Fortnightly Bridge avenue, from 6:30 to 0:30 p. in. .Club.* SO C IETY „ 1 Homer Carpenter, of Leesburg, was ' Sanford, Fla. i Thc were suggestive o f spring in the city yesterday transacting bus- ^ Quantities o f beautiful cut flowjnc>B ers combined with greenery. ______ Several very interesting games of E*it. t*t 81- Mm. PROFESSIONAL * AND BUSINESS = DIRECTORY = You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Ratines* Sian in Sanford in Thl» Column Each Day » ^ M G eorge A. DeCottes A tto rn e y -a t-L a w Over Seminole County Bank kNFORD •> *:• FLO RID A S. 0. Shinholser * Contractor and Builder FLORIDA LSF0RI) SMITH BROS. |arage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair Work Comer First sad Oak 10 DELIVER THE GOODS” luick Service Transfer Storage Facilities ■t please you, tell others; If tell o*. Phone 498 ’ Partita, Picnics, Fishing, Ontinga le Launch S A N F O R D Capt. Atkinson Phone 205-L1 dent* 203 E. Third 8t., Sanford B. W, H E R N D O N Insurance A gency Fred Lovell and little aon bri,,K° wcrc played during the after- Frederick, of Tannin, are the gueats noon. «"<* lht‘ Prl*° for hiF'> o f Mr*. M. W . Lovell and Mrs. 1). C. I»nd-ma«h> colored linen handkerchief* was won by Mrs. George De-Cottcs. Mnrlnwc. A t the conclusion o f the game, the hostess served a delicious snlud with Joseph Strauss, oT Baltimore, rep­ accessories followed by an ice course. resenting tho Wear-Well Pants Co., Mrs. Claude Howard substituted fo r was in the city yesterday calling on an absent club member. The club his local customers. members who enjoyed this pretty par­ ty w ere: Mcsdsmcs George DeCottea, TR U TH SEEKERS CLASS Tho Truth Seekers class o f the M. G. I). Bishop, L. I*. McCuller, II. B. I.ewis, George W. Knight, F. I - M il­ E. church were delightfully entertain­ ler nnd F. E. Roumillnt. ed Tuesday afternoon at the lovely homo o f Mrs. Humbly on West First Miss M m y Telford, o f Orlando, is street, Mrs. W . A. Zachary and Mrs. tho guest o f her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Rumbiy were tho hostesses o f the oc­ casion. The regular business meet­ Lucian Telford ut their home on I'nrk ing was opened by n song, followed by- avenue. prayer, after which several subjects Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Fitzgerald, of were discussed. Following the busi­ Daytona, will be the week end guests ness meeting the class presented the of Mr. and Mrs. George DcCottos, homAces of tho occasion with u lovely coming over for tho Shriner festivities. bouquet of roses, which was presented by Mrs. Robert Krenshow, who read a Dixie M. Hollins, o f St. Petersburg, beautiful poem about tho rose. The former superintendent o f public in­ two honorcca were Mrs. Allman and struction o f Pinellas county, was in Mrs. Hardman. The hostesses served the city yesterday attending to busi­ lovely pineapple sherbet with fancy ness. cakes. The favors being rose buds. The house was decorated with petun­ There will bo a meeting of th j N. ias, and about twenty-five Indies en­ do V. Howard Chapter, U. D. C., F ri­ joyed the hospitality of Mrs. Rumbiy day afternoon at 4 o’clock nt the Par­ and Mrs. Zachary. ish House. A ll members are urged to attend. R E C IT A L NUMBERS Miss Magruder'a songs for n«xt Mon­ Mrs. R. E. Beverley nnd children re­ day evening’s piano recital w ill in­ turned to their home in Jacksonville clude: yesterday after spending a few days 1.— Per La Gloria d’AcJorarvi------hen* with her sisters, Misses Ora and ...„...... .. Boiron Cirir (1072-1750) Nonic Williams, 2.— "Damo|r"_..................Max Stangc 3. — “ Tho Winds in tho South" Scott W. E. Tylandcr, o f F ort Pierce, the 4.— Minor and M ajor...................... treasurer and general manager o f the ......... ...........'.Chus. Gilbert Sjross East Coast Lumber and Supply Co., 5.— "Thank God_for a Garden"..... was among tho businesa visitors in ............. ..... ..... ..Teresa Del Riego the city yesterday. fl.— " A Birthday"_________________ ..... ...... R. Huntington Woodman Mm. M. Martin leaves tomorrow by The piano selections will be from boat fo r ITighlnnds, N. C., vvheye she Grieg, Homer Bartlett, Mendelssohn, , . over Chopin. Wilson G. Smith, bin ding,-_____ *, .............. „ I *?, enroute in Jacksonville nnd Atlanta. MacDoweil, Jungman, Milo Deye, OesUpon her return to Sanfonl this fall, ten, Billso, Stephen Heller, L ito ff, she will open Comfort Cottage. Beethoven. 61-2tc IRISH R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S M ISC E LLAN E O U S SHOWER W IL L GO TO LONDON A t n miscellaneous shower honoring FOR C O N FE RE N C E Miss Ora Williams whose marriage to ( I t r T h * A n u r lm r S P r r M ) )arton Horn Service Dr. John Been w il he an event o f June, Mrs. S. M. Abercrombie entertained LONDON, May 24.— Representa­ -ATwith a miscellaneous shower Tuesday tives o f tho Irish provisional govern­ evening from 8 to 11 o'clock nt her ment aro coming to London today for inford Battery Service home on Union avenue. Thu guests a conference with representatives of including the members of the Daugh­ the British cabinet concerning an Company ters o f Wesley class. agreement Saturday between the two The rooms wore prettily decorated Irish political factions. iNFORD N O V E LTY with pink roses and ferns tastefullycombined with kewpies and hearts We have a few aluminum dish pans WORKS carrying out an effective color scheme nnd water pails und stew kettles at o f pink and greon. A t one side o f the $1,211 each.— The Popular Murket. V. C. COLLER, Prop, living room, was placed a chair un­ 51-2tc -ncral Shop und M ill der a beautiful lamp, where Miss W il­ liams was seated, while Mm. Claude Herndon sang sweetly “ I I-ove You / I'D A I J ' F ' f f l I P A / 1! II? Work Truly". Then to the strains o f the j | I A / L T F I L L L A IIIJ Ij )NTRACTOR and B U IL D E f “ Bridal Chorus" littie Miss Mnrtha Coney, a* flower girl, entered carry­ P CssiBtreUi Street Baafenl, Fia ing a basket o f pink filled with flo w ­ ers. She was followed by Virginia McDaniel as bride’s maid, carrying a Leo. W. K night bouquet of pink roses. The dainty HtUu bride 4M arjorie Hoskins) enter­ Although Major W . C. Lemcn, a nr,d Imutrance i Ford ed with tho little groom (Claude Hern­ Government engineer, did not at­ *:♦ FLORIDA don) and took their places in front of tend the meeting o f members o f the the bride-elect. The bride wore a In­ Central Florida W ater T ra ffic l e a ­ coming costume o f white organdie, gue and other interested citizens In Sanford Machine # worn with a tulle vail fastened to her Sanford last evening, a great many hair with rose buds, her (lowers were matters o f importance were taken up Foundry Co. a shower bouquet o f white roses. The ‘ jn connection with the hearing be**** M» f Mnr and Boiler Work; groom wore a full evening suit. Lit- f orc the engineer on June 27 at Santie Miss Alice Elder acted as minis ford. I"*-*' Grinding; DeLnxe Pistons; ter, and read "Soipo One Like You." | The preparation o f n more oxl{lD|!' « nd Pina; Flywhoei A fte r the "ceremony" the flower haustivo brief outlining the reasons girl presented the bride-elect with the why a system o f inland waterways G«sr Banda; Crank BhafU n basket o f flowers, which proved to be should be developed in Centre! Flor•: sirnt. for Callls Inboard an* many Ibvely gifts which wero opened ids is said to be regarded ns o f priM otor*. ----------Phono 11 and admired. ! mary importance in connection with During the evening several of the the Hanford hearing and officers of guesta sang solos and Miss Williams the league have already began its field also gave a delightful group of read­ draft, according to J?. J. Sligh, pres­ in g s. Late in the evening the hostess ident of the organization, and one of ,#*l*!!ed and Guaranteed by ‘ assisted by Mrs Elliott served a dain­ tlie most enthusiastic boosters o f the ln ord Battery Service ty ire course and mints. The favor on project. Tonnage figures will again play the bride’s plate being a cunning k e w -; Company an impor’ant part In the brief and pie. PIRB-AUTO-BONDS NOW PREPARING A SECOND BRIEF *y Carburators • i . , down, to the which overworks the kidnoya In thoir nician a/ once or get from your pharlast ounce. In addition the figure* effo rt to filter It from the blood and maciat about fou r ounce* o f Jad Sait*) on cattle and timber shipments will they bccomo aort of paralyzod and take a tablespoonful in a gist* of be included in the brief. Possibly loggy. When your kidneys get slug- water before breakfast fo r a few days the most important feature to bo gish and clog you must relievo them, and your kidneys will then act fine, stressed in the report, however, will like you relieve your bowels; remov- fhis famous salts ia made from the lie theacreage whichwill be re- ing all the body’s urinous waste, else acid of grapes nnd lemon Juice, cornclaimedbetween Orlandoand Titusyou hove backache, sick headache, bined with lithla, nnd has been used ville if the proposed canal system dixxy spells; your stomach snura, ton- fo r generations to clean and stimulate goes through. Mr. Sligh nnd W. M. guo is coated, and when tho weather ia sluggish kidneys, also to neutralise Tarply, secretary of the water trmf- had you have rheumatic twinges. The acid* in the urine so it no longer irrific league, hnvc estimated that thia urine is cloudy, full of sediment, chan- tates, thu* ending blmidor weakness, would include at least 760,000 acres,1ncls often get sore, water scald* and Jad Salts Is a life saver fo r regular and it i* said to be as rich as any you nre obliged to sock relief two or meat eaten. It is inexpensive, canland in Florida. three times during tho night. not injure and makes a delightful, efMr. Sligh discussed his plan to Eithcr consult a good, reliable phy- fervescent lithia-watcr drink.— Adv. increase the membership o f tho wat­ er traffic league until it comes to bo recognized as one o f the most im­ portant organizations o f its kind In tho country, able to send representa­ tives to Washington and influence congress in the interest o f Improv­ ing Florida's waterways. Ho said there was not a shipper, grower, merchant or business man o f any Cleanliness is next to Godliness kind that would not be benefited if the plans, to deepen and extend the We invite the public nnd oil users o f ELD ER St. Johns river to Indian river nnd jj SPRING S W A T E R to visit the spring and in build a system o f lateral canals were a our method of handling its product. W hy take successful, adding thnt the govern- 3 n chance? Your eminent physicians claim ment hail appropriated $43,000,000 ■ thnt this water in unexcelled and its purity to improve the country's waterways ■ makes it most hcncficinl for many troubles. He maintained thnt Central Florida ■ Is one o f the richest sections In 3 The Ford people o f Sanford ns well as the America nnd is cntitlrd to a share ■ Western Union recommend this w ater for o f this appropriation, which wss ■ batteries. raised from $27,000,000 through th e !3 effort* o f organizations similar to Jj Call phone 311 ami have n boltle of this water the water trafife league. 1 sent you and protect vour health. Those who attended tho meeting 5 from Orlando liOsides Mr. Sligh and 3 Mr. Tarply were: Mayor Eugene O. * Duckworth, 11. II. Dickson, R. R. s Cot nnd Mr . McDowell.— Orlando 3 Sentinel. a S A N F O R I) -:F L O R ID A these will be figured SAFETY FIRST Eider Springs Water Co. Diamond brand pecans nnd walnuts In glass, 36c each; Gardner's fruit, pound nnd layer cakes just received.— Popular Market. fil.'Jtc $1,000 Guaranteed L. P. McCuller's. Ant Bono at 60-fltc IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS S A Y S B AC K AC H E IS SIGN YOU H A V E BEEN RATIN G TOO MUCH M EAT When you wake up with backache and dull misery in the kidney region It generally means you have been eat­ ing too much ment, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid A re You Thinking A bou t a Summer Camp F o r Your Boys This Summer? The mountains of North Carolina aro tho best locations in th* world for health and that change of climat* needed by T'loridlan* and espec­ ially the growing boys. Laurel P a rk Camp N ear Hendersonville la one of th* beet camps in tb* South as well as one of th* most reas­ onable with a fin* corps of teachers and councillor*, with the beet athletic instructors, with the lake for swimming, with pur* 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. SANFORD, FLORIDA Selling Out oAll Stock in Stationery and Office Supplies for T’wo W>eeks In order to close out the stock o f Stationery and Office Supplies and make room fo r new stock o f poods coming: in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices the Herald P rin tin g Company w ill sell all stationery and office supplies listed below a t half price. A ll o f these goods are g o in g h igh er instead o f dropping and the pric­ es are big bargains. You w ill agree with us if you look them over. The opportunity o f the public to buy the best in stationery and o ffic e supplies at prices that will n ever be touched at this price again. Special Bargains in Job Lots Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, n o w ....... Fine Box Stationery, worth $1.00, now...... $1.00 ............... 50 Fine Box Stationery, worth 60c, now.............. 35c and 40c .60 Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now .................... .20 Envelopes to Match Pound Paper, pkg....... .......... G ilt Edged Correspondence Cards................. .............. 60 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards............. .......... .50 Students’ Looseleaf N ote Books (D e Luxe, $1 value .50 Students’ Looscleafe N o le Books, 65c value. ............... 35 .25 Students Looseleaf N ote Books, 45c value... Looseleaf N ote Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r ........ ...............15 10c Composition Books f o r .................... ............... 05 5c Composition Books, f o r .............................. ........... 0 2 y 2 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r .......................................... .15 5c School T a b le ts ;.........................................2V£c to 3 l-3 c Ink, Paste and M u scila g e.............................. .....y2 P rice E V E R Y T H IN G I N O F F IC E S U P P L Y L I N E A T G R E A T L Y R E D U C E D P R IC E Herald Printing Co. ■ 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 25, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1095255ce361ab28a368938349d8bb26.pdf 8c2353239c4977456663e7d7d84a2f9a PDF Text Text * . •*vrf v „ ***flQL > Apt •. ♦*>.*- .*<•* : • • . ,7; ' $ • > •r t rW* I SANFORD SANFORD ^The City S ubstantial” , T h e C it y S u b u lin lt a l” “ IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 V O L U M E III. NUMBER 52 CONFERENCE BOARD LLOYD GEORGE CHEERED ANNUAL ALL READY FOR BIG DAY DIRECTORS DIXIE HIGHWAY MEETING IN JACKSONVILLE SHRINERS ARRIVING TO AS HE EXPLAINS REPORT OF GENEVA CONFERENCE TAKE PART TOMORROW More Than Three Hundred From Outside of State in Attendance of 'COMPREHENSIVE Estimated That Several JACKSONVILLE, May 26.—Annual conference of Board of BABE RUTH ™ * mTO Directors of the Dixie Highway Association begin here today with Thousand Will Be more than three hundred from outside Florida attending. The ses­ PLANS DEVELOP sion Here OUT OF GAME, IS will run through tomorrow. Officers will be elected today. OR EQUIVALENT MUSCLE SHOALS BUSINESS IS BETTER SUSPENDED A FINE PROGRAM THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN SINCE THE WORLD WAR <11/ The A»*oclm.d Grand Old Man England Gets Vote of Confidence ASQUITH AND CECIL OPPOSE THE I'll KMIER HUT THEY IIAI) FEW FOLLOWERS II); The A H M l l t r l r r » M l LONDON, May 28.—Once again Lloyd George appeared In the house of common* yesterday to render as prime minister an account of hia stewardship at Genoa, and once ngaln after a pre­ cise carefully worded statement and an eloquent rebuttal of criticism di­ rected against him, ho received the mpport of the house in what is con­ sidered the equivalent of another vote of confidence. The house, by nn overwhelming ma­ jority of 2.15 to 26 rejected nn amend­ ment moved by Rupert Gwynne, union­ ist. to the motion on which the de­ bate was based aa n means of ex­ pressing the dissatisfaction of tho house with the premier’s .exposition. Mr. Gwynne had been most vehement in his denunciations of tho government asserting that tho premier had spoken only of what might have happened at Genus, not what really did happen there. For an hour and a half the premier gave n calm exposition of the confer­ ence proceedings, to which the veter­ an, Hcrlirt II. Asquith, the labor lead­ er, John Robert Clyncs and Lord Rob­ ert Cecil, replied, criticising the six weeks’ session at Genoa os having ac­ complished little or nothing toward the rehabilitation of Europe. The criticism aroused the premier and he thundered answers towards the opposition lynches. After a spirited scene in the crowded house, amid hand dapping and shouting nt the passage between the premier and Lord Robert Cecil, Lloyd George’s second speech ended dramatically as he silenced the house uml solemnly proclaimed a poli­ cy of co-operation with the French democracy. There were loud cheers si he resumed his seat. The debate which followed the prime minister’s speech brought many al­ lusions to the relations between Eng­ land and Fiance, which are exciting gre..*, r miitentinua feelings between ln» different sections of the house thin ••.in the policy toward Ruseix. Mr. Lloyd George displayed great im­ patience with those critics who advo­ cated going along without France, as he exclaimed: You cannot settle the reparations question unless you carry the judgm*r‘l France along'w^h you, and You cannot ,Io thnt by flouting the ersaill". treaty and trying to ignore rrar.ee ” FOR so u th er n COLLEGE AT LAKELAND LAID coiinrhstonb I Ahl.LAM), May 26.-T he cor­ f,,r ,hl‘ "'“in building of College was laid here yes'fternoon with services that ' <he devotion and loyalty to th !,'\:h’JrCh °f ,ho Methodists of ’ whose generosity made ; ,h'’ erection of n “greater” *** rr ‘he institution. fri. I h< ,,n’t two yt'nni lu «tudi#t ''' ,nrrled on under more or Mut. m,*kc\ hlfl “r™ngements be­ th i'f ftre that flr,t destroyed oth , , r "l Su,h">«nd, then anr ‘hat consumed their tempor> quartan at Clearwater Beach. - WILL HE REPORTED TO CONGRKSH IIY MILITARY COM­ MITTEE UNTIL INVESTIGATION OF H IS HAS HERN ARRANGED BY MOR­ CONDUCT TOWARD OCCO TEMPLE, ASSISTED HY UMPIRE EGYPT AND LOCALS ( l l » T k e A a a o e ln l r d I’ reaal WASHINGTON, May 26.—A com­ prehensive plan for development of Says Managing Director of the War Finance Cor­ all government properties at Muscle poration at Atlanta Today Shoals probably will be reported to ATLANTA, May 26.—Business is on a better basis throughout congress by the house military com­ the country thnn nt any time since the outbreak of the war, Eu­ mittee next week it was announced gene Meyer, jr„ managing director of war finance corporation, de­ today on good authority. clared in an address before the Georgia Bankers’ Association here New Freight Rate on Livestock Suspended Today All Southeast Roads Proposed Effec­ tive June First <ny Tkr Vi.orlalrd Prraal WASHINGTON, May 26 —The com­ merce commission’s order today to sus­ pend the new freight rate schedulo on live stock which all railroads of the Southeast proposed to become effec­ tive June-first and which commission said would involve substantial incrcaacs. Investigation will be con­ ducted before September 2D when the rates will be allowed to go Into effect unless further orders arc issued. SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS ARRANGED IIY COMMITTEE FOR THE CANDIDATES The Democratic County Executive Committee had a called meeting at the Valdez Hotel this morning to ar­ range a schedule for political meet­ ings in the county and the following schedule was made up: At Longwood Monday night May 20th in the library building. At Ovcido Tuesday night May 30 in the school house. At Monroe Wednesday night in tho school house. At Geneva Thursday night at the Town Hall. _ At Sanford Saturday_ night Juno 3rd on the street, the place to be designated later. This will give nil the candidates a chance to speak to the people if they desire and to atate their platforms, it is hoped that the people will turn out nt the various points nnd give the candidates a respectful hearing. today. TWENTY OIL BURNING ENGINES IN ONE LONG TRAIN WILL LEAVE BALDWIN WORKS TODAY Prosperity Special Train Goes to East St. Louis for the Southern Pacific Lines perity, a special, the largest and perhaps the most remarkable sin­ gle train of locomotives ever hauled across the country was sched­ uled to leave the Baldwin Locomotive Works at noon today for East St. Louis, Illinois. It consists of twenty oil burning engines of Santa Fe type, each with its tender nearly one hundred feet long and weighing 621,000 pounds. The train is part of an order for fifty engines of this type built for the Southern Pacific lines. JUNIORS BANQUETED SENIORS AT THE VALDEZ LAST NIGHT, NINETY-FIVE BEING PRESENT « re pt/VIfTC is s u to H tK L »re hanging , TV th r e e .j„ r.old Band, Saturday Afternoon, Five o’Clock, Lake Front Pavilion M o ro c c o tf V AwQ . .14t i . ' * - .t' - * EIGHT MF.N KILLED POWDER HOUSE EXPLOSION EMPORIUM. 'PENNSYLVANIA <11/ T h e A iin rla lf* I ' r r u ) EMPORIUM, Penn., May 26.— Eight men were killed and two ser­ iously injured when three packing houses of the Pricelln Powder Com­ pany near here blew u pat noon to­ day. a in the state.* James Krhnnl nnd James Robson Only the rnin prevented a big day furnished excellent music before the at the traps of the Sanford Rod L banquet nnd during the evening both Gun Club yesterday. It wns an ideal of these young musicinns being pro­ day up to about the seventh inning ducts of the Sanford schools. when rnin caused the game to ho call­ A statement of the banquet would ed with the average scores of most of not be complete if the description of the marksmen somewhat above the the decorations were left out. The average. Valdez dining room never looked love­ The bset individual score on over lier than last night with the stream­ twenty-five targets was made by a vis­ ers of garnet and gold the Seniors col­ itor, J. Duncan, of DeLand, who broke ors hanging from the chandeliers and 02 out of his string of 100 singles. looped to the pillars and lamps embe! Walter Hand came in late, broke twen­ linhed with golden stars enrrying out ty-four out of his twenty-five and the motto of the Senior class, "Ad prayed for rain. King Coleman only Astra" to tho stars. At ench plate was found twenty-two out of his twenty11 dainty place card with hand paint­ fivo before the rain and dropped one ed daisies, the clans flower, ami every­ point in his season’s score, while Ralph where on the table were vases of dais­ Wight broke sizty-sevcn out of his ies or hlnck-eyed Susnns ns they nre seventy-five rafting his season's aver­ called. Miniature Seniors in caps nnd age three points. There is now only gownn made from clothes pins, wertf thirteen points between them. Chat. also nt ench place. Cute little baskets Whitner is again getting back In his of gold and pirnct tissue held the nf- old form nnd broke forty-five out of ter dinner mints nnd salted peanuts. fifty yesterday raising his season's All of this work was done by the Jun­ average twenty-nino points. ior class nnd they deserve great cred­ Mr. Jacques, who Is an experienced it for rnrrylng out the affair In such trap shot, stated that the Hanford Club a capable manner. had n trap nnd hack-ground very sel­ dom equalled in his experience. He expects to bo present nt the state championship shoot to he held in San­ ford next soring. The day’s score nnd the season’s nverage of tho membera is as follows: Coleman, J. B.................... 25.22 .888 Wight, R. B. — ............... 75-67 .875 BUI, W. C............. ........... 76^55 t854 Hand, W. S. ...................... 25-24 .849 Harden, J. LcRoy .......... 7&-G4 .831 Puleston, Dr. 9............. j <28 Whitner, Chat. ................ fiO-45 .795 Hutchison, J. C................ 76-63 .790 Newman, R. A...... ..... ..... 50-41 .789 Stevens, R. E . --------- ---- 75-62 .786 I’urdon, John -------- ---- 75-53 .760 Herndon, O. P--------------.740 Smith, II. p -------------<7M Malnea, Schcllo — _____ .73a Maxwell, R. C . ________ .720 Cowan, J. H . .................... .700 •Mobley, E. D .------ :_____ .878 Crosby, F. L . ------------.853 Tolar, Dr. J. N. _______ 50-34 .647 Higgins, Ed----------------.840 • A Note—Only members of the club who have ahot in the past month are instead of Central Park published above. i ° " * " " » «"'t . ... the spirit of tno occasion and the toasts and talks were all along the line of the fine work accomplished this year and the work that they ex­ pect to do in the years to come. The banquet demonstrated that Sanford schools are upon a high plnno from ev­ ery point of view and the Sanford peo­ ple and the people of Seminole county nre thankful thnt tho schools nro in such capable hands ns tho city nnd each year la tho banquet tendered tho "To the Students of Sanford H igh Senior class by the Junior class uf the (’School,'* by Prof. McKay, principal of Sanford High School and this yen*- it Sanford Schools. was no exception to the rule. The | “The Unseen Hoard" by Mne Holly fact that the Senior flats contained 'being a toast to the city and county 31 members and the Junior class 52 school boards. membern made the occasion all th e ; “The High School," by Fred T. more interesting nnd last night nt th e ' Williams, chairman of tho County Valdez Hotel some 05 people sat down School Board. to a splendid banquet. j "To Our Editor” hy William Moye H. C. DuBose, a member of thr an(| the response to this toast hy Edilocal school board, acted as toastnias-, or ft. j . Holly. w i n c h b Ll e l e c t e d ter in his usual masterly manner and ^ The following elegant menu was PRESIDENT REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY when the big crowd present had fin- nerved by the Hotel Valdez: jshed their coffee he arose and in a Fruit Cocktail (It/ The AmifUlr* 1‘rraal Mixed I'ickles NEW YORK, May 26.—Directors few words gave n most complimentary Qur>n Olives resume of the school year In which he Roast Chicken, Sage Dressing of the Remington Typewriter Com­ Stressed the educational ami the reSnowflake Potatoes pany today elected B. L. Winchcil, Petit Pols on Casse formerly president of the Rock Is- ligious side of school life. He then Icalled upon Miss Gnyle Marshall, the Pear Salad Ihd Monte Valdez Ic« Cream pfftldent. Winchcil was regional dl- President of the Junior class, for the) first toast to the "Seniors’* nnd this J Petit Fours rector In Atlanta under the Railroad . . , „ . ,, , . . . . . . . . . , toast nnd all those that followed Administration during the world , ...... „ , , . . Cafe Noir . . . ... . showed thnt the Senior and Junior, This occasion was one that will be WAI*a , t classes hnd developed some young or- long remembered hy all those present The State Rond Department will atom. The following toasta were f„r seldom in school or social life in take active steps to make n perron-‘made: there such an assemblage of bright nent road of thr entire length of | “To the Seniors" Florence Henry, young hoys and girls. Each and evBrevard county. ! president of the Senior Class. cry one of them seemed imbued with I '________________________________ H ^ th le ST^MARIKl'ttaUrio, May •f of the family L«iiC .Jlh ,U 7 ler* at Gordon what J r .** * re,ult of M ting M X ? h,ve b~ " , In the h*l»„ C f c BELFAST, May 26.—Since last Saturday twenty-eight deaths have occured by violence in Belfast, in­ cluding six tan night. All is in readiness for the Shriner’a Ceremonial tomorrow. The advance gunrd of tho Shrincrs is arriving In the city today, th stands nro being erected on the streets for the booths of various kinds and there is a scene of activity everywhere. From all In­ dications there will be several thous­ and pcoplo here tomorrow and If the weather man promises good weather there will be one of the greatest crowds here thnt has ever visited San­ ford. The Shrincrs wives will be taken on n lake trip on the steamer City of Jacksonville, to Blue Springs and upon their return nnd after the candidates hnve been put through their paces the Morocco band will give • concert at the foot of Park avenue nt five o’clock and tho big barbecue will he given at tho pavilion or if the rains make this impossible the barbe­ cue may he given in the big Clyde Line warehouse and dork. Everything is ready nnd Shrinerie •lay will be one long to be remember­ ed hy the Sanford Shrine Club and all visiting Shrincrs. Was One of the Most Pleasant Occasions in the coun‘y bowdi, th« effidwt •* teachers in all the county and city Rain Prevented „• History of Our Schools schools nnd the fact that a bond issue Big Day at Traps at lately voted will take care of the grow­ "Our Helpers,’’ by Ralph Woodruff, ing needs of the finest school system A social event and also a great Gun Club Shoot event in the life of tho High School being a toast to the teachers. hli I.KD TIIRRB MEMBERS OK ONTARIO FAMILY Th» 11 P r ra a ) 1 WKM Y-KIGIIT DEATHS OCCUR HI) THRU VIOLENCE I B r T fce A u h U I , * P r e s s ) IN BELFAST DISORDERS PHILADELPHIA, May 26.—Flying pennants claiming pros­ k 'YINi . m ushroom s fun?u* «1*7 T h r A „ o r l a l , 4 CHICAGO, May 26.—Ilabo Ruth to­ day was declared by President John­ son, of the American League, ineli­ gible to piny until a complete investi­ gation was made into tho argument with Umpire Hildebrand which result­ ed in Ruth being put out of the game yesterday and then climbing into the stands when he becamo offended at doing of the fans. Johnson said im­ mediate investigation and final decis­ ion would probably be made tomor­ row. While Johnson made no official statement, it was learned he is of the opinion that n ono day suspension with nn unusunlly stiff fine will be ample punishment. Ruth threw a handful of dirt in the umpire's face when he was called out. L; ' Jr .. J**: <fc- e« . H* 1 » V ii . I �I^ ~ rl it l i 4 k ' o ## • • .P A G E dl [ Ifflo 41* M AJ CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ada Sc a line. No ..ad .taken for leaa than 25c. and positively no damnified ada charted to anyone. Caah mu»t accompany all ordera. Count fire worda to a line and remit accordingly. W-jW-*- • I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 25,1922 PAGE SDL ' f r $ •«-. / •<• ■ PERSONALS Mrs. Endotr Curlett and her mother, Mr*. Eichner, of Geneva, were In the city yesterday. Thuraday afternoon and nothing to do till tomorrow. Go out to the golf linka and look them over. to ta to to to to to to to to j UNABLE TO RBACII m is iiD iB in jis i® ! DECISION IN BILL AGAINST LYNCHING SPORTS ( n r The A iM f U I r i P rrM ) YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Florida State League At Jacksonville, 1; Tampa, 3. Others, :nln. : SANFORD’S : ! : TEMPERATURE : | WASHINGTON, May 25.—Unable to reach a decision on tho House antl-lynching hill, tho senate judi­ ciary committee today decided to to postpone action for two weeks to to consult House leaders. Ha 11,000 Guaranteed 'Ant Bone at to 60-flte to L. P. McCuller’s. As tho time approaches for the Shrine Ceremonial, the candidates arc getting “extremely n-e-r-v-o-u-s,” yea sir. One of them was down at the Clyde dock yesterday and wanted to know what they were cutting a hole in the floor for and other fool questions. Now wo ask you in all good faith, what do theso candidates care for a weather report? Wenthcr will have nothing on them for it is bound to bo too hot and too cold for them thnt day. Have you a tittie SKriner in your home? 5:40 A. M.. MAY 25, 1922 Maximum ............. —.... 89 Minimum ...... Range --------Ilarottieter __ Rain ............. Calm and cloudy. ----TONIGHTD A V ID POWELL —IN— to i to to , to i to to to . t o ! to A fascinating Spanish tale of | J to and tragedy. Also to to j “THE SPANISH JADE” National league At Pittsburgh, 11;' Philadelphia 4; t o game called end 8th to allow Pittato Why pay more? The Berger Steel Court la moving right along and It burgh to catch train. tiltcr, 12.25, Sec us before you buy. to begina to look aa though it would be At Cincinnati, 1; New York, 2. (10 —Elder Springs Water Co. Phone to finished by Saturday night. innings). 311. 51-2tc to FOR SALE At Boston, 5; St. Louis, 3. A Century Comedy to Mr. and M n. H. II. Pattlahall, of Other gomes not scheduled. NOTICE. TROOP 3. BOY SCOUTS! to Geneva, were In the city today on Friday and Saturday-Ms,. h J to business and viaiting their many ford In her newest and m<*t J American league ahape, S25P terma or S200 caah. 400 friends and relntivea. denring picture. “Little l ord r.Z\ Instead of having our regular troop to At Boston, 6; Cleveland, 2. ,i----Model/—Rite & Walker. In old Ford tlcroy •• by Pranee, Hodfi#t £ meeting this week we will all meet at to At Philadelphia, fl; Detroit, 7. to Garage. ‘ dh-tfp nett. T. W. Lawton, the genial superln- At New York, 3; Washington, 5. the church at 5 p. m. and march to tendent of schools was called to Jackcamp where we will spend the night to Other games not scheduled. to h OR SALE Nice fat Rhode Island igouy|||t$ yesterday by the serious illand Saturday. f f lE ) iB D ia iB im fNiKi|F[ hens. Inquire of MW. Ellsworth, ncM of hi, mothcr. to Real scouting v s ill be the program. American Association Beardall Avenue. 51-Otp to Be prepared. At Columbus, 8; Louisville, 2. to Un u s u a l b a r g a in —i u t« model For quick results, try . w i* * Curtis Barber, who Is attending the M. C. DADDOCK, At Toledo, 0; Indiannpolis, R. kt 4-passenger Cadillac Sport, now Floridu State University at Gaines­ At St. Paul, 5; Kansas City, 4. Scoutmaster. to paint, good tires, six wire wheels.— ville. will urrivo home Sundny for tho 31,000 Guaranteed Botch Kiru. - 1 At Minneapolis, 10; Milwaukee, 0. Franklin Motor Co., Inc., Orlando. m Kh School commencement exercises. L. P. McCuller’s. Why pay more? The Berger Steel Phone 522-J. 40-3tp ------titter, |2.25. See us before you buy. Southern Association F o r SALE—I pair seats, complain Remember that the National Mcm—Elder Springs Wnter Co. , Phone At Birmingham, 12; Memphis, 7. for Ford racer, factory made, never orial Day will be observed at Central 311. 61-2tc At Little Rock, 7; Atlanta, 1. ELITE DRESSMAK. used. Address "K" care Herald. Park Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. At Nashville, 7; Mobile, 10 (called ING PARLORS 60-2tp. Everybody is cordinlly Invited to nt- end of 8th; darkness). A lo( of people who are too nice Dresses, Children’s Frock*. p|MUJ to say “swoat" say “prespiration." FOR SALE—280 gal. gasoline tl^k trndOther games not scheduled. all kinds hemstitching. Pmfcbl with 5 gallon visible pump for fill­ Apartments. —— Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Torheun have For Florida: Mostly cloudy ing station. Practically now. Cheap GAMES TODAY tonight and Friday. The Seminole Printery for cosh.—Cates Crstc Co. 49-tfc moved from the Dr. Marshall house lakeland at Orlando. .........................................................................................................................„ „ Tampa at Daytona. FOR SALE—Second hand piano, in on Park avenue to the Shinholscr house at the comer of Third rtrect St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. good condition.—W. A. Rayncr, Cel­ Pricca that please—Work that salisflcu ery Avenue. 48-5tp and Magnolia avenue. Quotations furnished upon request LEAGUE STANDING 31,000 Guaranteed Ant Bono at FOR rfALU-KIght room house, on J. S.'Sligh, M. W. Tarpley, Mayor Phone 401 902 French Ave. L. P. McCullcr's. 60-6tc Florida State League Park avenue, all conveniences, Just Ihickworth, II. H. Dickson, B. R. Cox Won Lost Pet. refininshed. Very easy terms.—A. P. and Chas. McDowell, of Orlnndo, were St. Petersburg 27 14 .059 Connelly. 48-tfc here lost night attending a meeting of Lakeland ...... ....... 27 10 .628 i'OR SALE—I’olato barrels In any the Central Florida Water Traffic Tampa ........ 26 22 .551 quantity, special prices on car lots, league. Orlando . . ............ 20 22 .476 correspondence solicited, Clearwater Daytona 18 23 .439 Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc Hon. W. A. MacWilllams, candidate Jacksonville.......... l3 31 .295 With every dollar cash purtkat FOP SALE—Warehouse with R. R. for congress from the F’ourth district, Make Your Car Look its B est for you get a ticket good for « siding. Within four blockr of center was here today in tho interests of his American League May 27th, Shriners’ Day FREE chance on this ThoBn] of city. candidacy. Mr. McWilliams has many Won Lost Pet. Signal Lamp. Geo. V . KNIGHT friends in Sanford who are always New York ....... 24 14 .632 We arc Making a Special Rate for the Next Two Weeks on . 272-tfc glad to sec him. St. Louis _______ 21 .600 14 SIMONIZING FOR SALET0R LEA S E -O n720 IS 7 , Philadelphia ........ 16 16 .600 GIVEN AWAY JULY 3RD, Itt The Juniors of the Sanford High Detroit. .............. . one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking .17 17 .500 distance to city. Two lota comer School will banquet the Seniors to­ Cleveland .... .......... 17 Bring: Your Car to the Economy Shop and Let 19 .472 Center and Elm ave. Two lots west night at the Valdez Hotel nnd it Is Washington .......... 17 20 .459 Us Dress it Up aide Palmetto ave., 60 ft. from Elev­ said thnt over one hundred will sit Roston ___ ..____ 14 17 .456 enth St. Make offer. II. T. Corey, down at tho table -ono of the largest Chicago ................ 13 21 .382 owner, lift N. Spring S t, Los Ange- crowds that ever attended a Junior lee, Calif. 288tf; 29-tf banquet. 105 Palmetto Avenqe Won Lost Pet. F o r SALE—Gasoline pump and 180 New York ............ 21 11 .667 111 Park Avenue-Phone 66 SANFORD FLORIDA1 F\ P. Bines has an advertisement 'n gallon tank.—L. F. Roper. Phone Pittsburgh ......... 10 12 .613 this issue calling attention to tho fnrt 166. 39*tfc St. Louis ..... 19 15 .659 thnt he is giving away a free nuto Chicago .............. 16 .6*0 16 FOR SALE—A practically new pinno. ■ignnl lamp. With every dollar ensh 19 .480 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■mmmm i High grade, walnut finish for cosh. purchase you get n free chance on the Cincinnati ............ 13 1160.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp signnl lamp. See Fred nnd have him Brooklyn ...»......... 15 18 .472 S Sanford’s New Store-Phone 127 Philadelphia 11 19 .367 FOR SALE—Ford Sedan.—L. F. Rop­ tell you about it. Boston .................. 12 19 .387 er. Phone 160. 89-tfc FOR SALE-Now five room bungalow Mr. nnd Mrs. F. H. l-nnglcy nnd Southern Aiisocinti on should double In valuo in tho next son, Frank, of Lakeland, were in the Won Lost Pet. fow years. Wnter and electric lights. city yesterday the guests of Mr. luingBirmingham ........ 15 86 .634 31,400.—A. P. Connelly. 48-tfc ley’s brother, Dr. Theo. Langley. Mr. Mobile .............. . 25 ■ 15 .625 Langley was formerly truinmnstcr Little Rock........... 23 10 StorcH in Gcorgia16 •1 Store in Florid* .603 FOR RENT here nnd the many friends of the fam­ : New Orleans ........ 20 17 .111 FOR RENT—6 room house. 2(H) I.mii ily were glad to see them again. Memphis ....... ....... 19 20 .487 el Ave. Phone tl. no-5tp A tlanta.................. 17 23 .425 ■XII O. W. Brady, of Chicago, is in the FOR R EN T-2 furnished M rooms 99 Nashville 13 •« * > .371 city for a short visit nnd his many and kitchenette, new furniture. Chattanooga ..... 14 20 .350 Adults only, IIP W. Third. St. S0-3tp Sanford friends are glad to see him LADIES’ PURE THREAD LADIES’ FOR RENT—Furnished and unfurn­ again. Mr. nnd Mrs. Brady were San­ MODERN WOODMEN OF ished rooms, 200 Park ave. 49-6tp ford residents for several years where AMERICA HAD GREAT Mr. Brndy had one of the largest FOR RENT—After June 1st, two con­ fnrmn on Celery avenue. He is still TIME LAST NIGHT s in all colors necting rooms, private bnth. Adults, enthusiastic over Sanford nnd Sanford in Steel Grey, pair 8■ 411 Park Ave. 49-Otp Seminole Camp No. 16195, Modern enterprises and may come hack to re­ Woodmen of America held a most ■ FOR KENT—Furnished*" five room side here some of these days. interesting meeting last night in the apartment with garage. 914 Myr­ s Yowell's puts on special sales every Masonic Hall, when qighty-three tle Avenue. 45-10tp candidates were initiated into the : F'ridny and Saturday and these special t o l l RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. to mysteries of woodcraft. —Shirley Apartments opposito post sales are looked forward to by the Seminole Camp feels real proud of office, upstairs. 28-tfc ladies, especially, fur they realize that the fact thnt they were victorious in • ‘ $ 7 .4 8 _ they can save money. This week the FOR RENT—Two unfurnished room , advertisement quotes special prices on the campaign thnt was staged with bnth, for lighthousckocping. Good organdy, silks, wash satins, men’s Orlnndo, nnd Inst night at the clone location. Apply “R. S.", care of Her­ work shirts, men’s silk and pongee nnd of the initiation ceremony State 36-in. wide, at yard— ald OfTice. 6-tfc soisattc shirts nnd men’s socks nil go­ Deputy Bulloch made known the fact FOR RENT—Two desirable rooms, ing nt prices so reasonable thnt they that Snnford wns the winner by furnished. Call 348-W M o re 8 or will move quickly. Rend the nd in this four applicants, nnd then presented tn the local camp n rheck for twenty nftor 5 p. m. 48-fitp issue. five dollars, the prize which wns of­ to WANTED Mnjor W. S. McClelland nnd Laurie fered by him. WANTED—Smnll cottage, unfurnish­ Taylor, of Eustis, were among the The Daytona degree team was ed or hnlf of house, or unfurnished prominent visitors to the city today. present nnd added much to the housekeeping rooms. Address "Per­ Major McCleland is president of the pleasure of the candidates and mem­ manent,' P. O. Box 518, Sanford. 34-p Eustis State Bank and one of the most bers ns well. A short recess was dccSnred nt WANTED—Young man from college prominent citizens of I-nke county nnd 36-in. wide, at yard— wishes employment, beginning June is well known all over th«j state of about ten o’clock when a flashlight In pretty patterns, 36-in. first. Apply, “H. E. 8.,Mcare of the Florida. I^iurie Taylor is proprietor picture of this large body of men wide, yard Herald. 50-Gtc of the Palms Pharmncy, one of the was taken by a photographer from finest drug stores in this part of Flor­ Orlnndo. ida. Roth of them are old friends of After the initiation ceremony was the Herald editor nnd wc were glad to completed the members and visitors see them again. from different cities in this immed­ iate section, indulged in delicious reDr. Ralph Stevens had his radio fr» ihments consisting of ice cream, telephone all set Inst night to get the PAY CASH lemnnndo and home made cake. Marine Band concert and he not only heurd this fine band playing in Wash­ MEETING OF N. DeV. HOWARD - G e t t h e Habit Today ington hut heard n fine speech on tho Saving is a HabitCIIAITEK U. I). C.. TOMOR­ A nire box of Candy, a bot­ Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund de­ ROW AFTERNOON livered in Detroit nnd other items of tle of Imported Perfume, a interest nnd music from most of the bit; box of Stationery, or The N. DeV. Howard Chapter U. D. big stations east and west. Dr. Stev­ Home of the late books on C., Florida Division, will hold Its reg­ ens now hns n set that ia all right and ular monthly meeting In the Parish Hale here :: :: :: :: he nnd his friends are enjoying this House on Friday afternoon, May 2Cth personal touch with the rest of the at 4 o'clock. Our president will have | United States every night. n full and interesting report of the recent state convention in Orlando, and Imported Rocqufort Cheese in tin­ will feel greatly encouraged by n good foil, 20c package, pimento cheese in attendance. akabloc glass, 20c.—The Popular Market. 61-2U For quick results, try a want ad. .............................................................................................................................................. ..... ........................................................................................................................... ..... ................................... ft* '/ CHREVOLET™8^ = THE WEATHER : FREE A $20 AUTO SIGNAL! LAMP O 1ST I Z ms] F » itts & W e l l s *)■ ! f The Churchwell Co. IW SILK PARASOLS SILK HOSE it. i $4.98 $2.50 MERCERIZED PONGEE COLLAR AND CUFF SETS 59c WHITE CANTON CREPE A •Is PERCALES $3.25 REMEMBER THE GIRL GRADUATE !The Churchwell Co. MOBLEY’S DRUG ... STORE ... ___________ . FIRST STREET ______ f t . i i M m£. : >\ !. •*t. -------------- ;------ - SELLS IT FOR LESS . ' Wtt ? �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 way improvements in the Palmdgls lege education. The boys would rather go to Florid* and.it )s indeed a de­ special road and bridge district. •*.......... Rids w»l be received by the scrying movement that has for Ita aim county commissioners of Lee county tho encouragement of attendance at Moy 24 for the following work: For Gainesville when other colleges and 1,000 cubic yards of marl to be spread Institutions, or the alumni thereof, arc on the road in Caloosa highway spec­ bidding for them. Other cities In ial road district beginning at Spanish Florida should follow suit. The Uni­ creek and running cast; for the fur versity would thereby secure not only K. A. HIUCL--------------- u»m #r*l * « • « ! « nishing of all tho materials and con I a larger attendance, but many boys a L I H W I i l --------C l m U i l H K i M i n crcting the piling under the bridge who would otherwise be deprived of _____ n » M i«a i* t* m > r . n._____ Ouljn and tho Harding administra­ across Gordon river in special road higher education will be able to a t­ A l M H l i l u H a ir* M a « r K a a w a n iH llH lI n tain that hopo which they cherish ns and bridge district No. 1. tion are on intimate terms. high school graduates.” N*b*rr1*tt*a Fiir* la ASraar* "......... Six hundred thousand dollars on a flou r sack m eans the samea* A few days ago the president called Oar Yrar _ --------o--------has been voted in Broward county for Us Maalka the railway ciccutivcs of tho country “Sterling” .on silverware-the Deliver** la Clip fcr Carrier road construction and $100,000 for cut­ One hundred and twenty-eight O a r W nk ----—___________U Praia to tho White House and asked their co­ highest standard of quality and ting nn Inlet from the ocean. One of ■niloa of canals and ditches, more Tkr hla IS- la H-y*S* Weekly II* operation in restoring normalcy, by in­ the roads to be built is on the bank thnn one-third of tho total, have value. Backed by “AmerW. ale ratlrrlr ravrre kralaal* Crwl? • a l la aakllakrA r*rry frllay . AS.tr- augurating a wholesale reduction in of North New river canal into the Ev- been excavated in tho million dollar llalaa ralra mair kaawa • • aa*UaaFirst M ill.” lira. Dr mar ra llr la rail lira. |UM yri freight rotes—presto! freight rates erglndcs and to the Palm Beach coun- 15,000 acre North St. Lucie river ^«ay, alwara la aAraara, Nearly nre reduced. What could be simpler? jty lino. Another rood is on the ocean drainnve district to date. MCMBKII T ilt ASBOCIATHI) I'llCM FLORIDA GROCERY CO. n quarter million cubic yards of ma­ What president before has exerted front, which will connect with Palm The Associated Press is exclusive­ DISTRIBUTORS, PALATKA. the magnetic Beach county’s ocean boulevard. terial were moved last month, and ly entitled to the use for republics- such influence with ".......... The Lake County Construc­ the various machines engaged on the tioc of all news dispatches credited to sweep of his voice 7 t s wo ver,r . tion Company, of Leesburg, has boon big job are making steady progress it remains to he ----------seen,r ----*‘ t ■ U or not otherwise credited In this j>* whether the reductions announced will awarded the contract for constructoln from day to dny. per and also the local news published be actual or simple tricks in arithmo-lof the first nineteen miles of the Asherein. SEYMOUR. IND. Close on to 3550 cars of tomatoes Al) rlghte uf republication of spec­ tic. There have been so many false tor-to-Pulk county line highway while moves made in tho name of freight recontract for the bridgework was -will he shipped from St. I.ucic county ial dispatches herein ore also re­ durtions that the public is suspicious awarded to the McNait Lumber cora- this season, it is estimated—the lar­ jtiii:niiiniiii;iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii„im( served. gest output in tho history of the •rtw: HUALD BU1LDINO. fw*. IU nnd wants to he shown in money sav- pnny, of Jacksonville. “............St. Johns county commis­ county. In view of the extremely dry ed exactly how it will he benefited; clever arrangement of figures will not sioners will receive bids until May 25 weather thnt ha sprevailed through­ on the following: 10 miles Tocoi road out the season, the yield is consld,serve. Sanford has another baseball team. Some months ago, when great pres- from St. Augustine to Tocoi; 84 mites cred wonderful. Vero, Fellsmere She will play I'nlatkn very soon. If it sure was being brought to henr to Elkton-Tocoi road from Klktnn to in- nnd Wabasso arc the heaviest ship­ was not for fear of breaking up our forcc re<luction of freight rates on torsection of Tool road; 21 miles Milk pers, with also some shipments diplomatic relations which have he-| ,|Kriculturn| products, slight reduc- Creek road from Horn road to Juling- from Fort Pierce, Fort Pierce Farms DELICATE ROSE, RESTFUL BLUE, SUNNY come so well established since wo quit |t jon„ werc announced—balm us it ton Creek; 4'* miles road to connect nnd other points. meeting each other on the diamond, Wcro—nnd while the burden of trnns- Mill Creek and I'icoluta roads, 1*4 YELLOW—THE .COLORS OF SWEET P E A S m wc would suggest that Orlando take p0rtntlGn ha* been slightly lessened to miles road from Hustings to Putnam Tavares is to have a toilet soap THESE ARE SOME OF THE TINTS OF P U S T 0 her on for a game. Our candid opin- t;le farmers, other reductions will be county line, direction of Federal Point factory in conjunction with the Es§ TINT COLD WATER PAINT ON THE DOZIER Ion is Orlando nnd Sanford can remain necessary before tho condition is nny road; 6 la miles road south from Hast­ ' sentlal Oil Company. It now has a better friends if they do not look at thing like stabilized. ings to Putnam county line; J mites ' candy factory and tho bakery is AND GAY COLOR CARD. each other across the diamond—Or­ Freight rates are more important .Spuds road intersecting Dixie High­ 1 putting out a honey nke thnt is belando Reporter-Star. thnn passenger und Pullman rates, nl way east nnd south of Hastings; 25 | coming so famous locally thnt the WHEN YOUR CURTAINS ARE DOWN AND [though It is generally believed the sur- miles Hastings boulevard extension concern is working overtime to sup­ SPRING HOUSE CLEANING IS UNDER WAY, BE charge tux is unjust and should be road from Hastings boulevard to Flag- ply the demand for the “Bounty of DISCRIMINATING AGAINST removed. In some statesGeorgia for ler county line; 4.7 miles Horn rond | the G < m I s " as it is cnlled. SURE TO FRESHEN YOUR WALLS WITH THIS • FLORIDA PRODUCTS instance—the state authorities have from New Augustine golf links; 10.4 ATTRACTIVE WALL FINISH. Winter Haven’s big tourist hotel Why do Florida peopio discriminate declared the tax null and void nnd its miles Anastasia island road extending begun two years ago and not com­ against Florida products? The fact collection is not permitted. With tho along island." IT IS EASY TO A PPLY AND VERY GOOD TO precedent set, it would appear that the It is because these south Florida pleted, will be finished this summer that they do is called to attention by LOOK AT. a western man now in the city who same action could he taken against counties go ahead nnd bond and build nnd he ready for use in the next the tax in other states. their own roads thnt they are so far tourist season, according to report has had a singular experience of this The rnilrnnds arc entitled to fair ahead of the rest of the state in "de­ from Winter Haven. F. II. Trimble kind which he reports to the Timesreturns on their investments, but the velopment, in population, in wealth, an architect, has received word from Union. Here it is: n o / i 1 : 1 * t \ <* a y r \ K i V 'i ’ i o . railroads have been nursed by the nnd in future prospects. the backers of the project asking Ho is very fond of Florida can syr­ government so long thnt they have be­ By the end of the next year there fur plans fnr the ornplotion of the up and does not want maple syrup nor syrup of other kinds. lie has tried come spoiled and huve fallen into the will Imj n perfect network of perfect building, it is stated that suffi­ restaurant after restaurant in Jack­ habit of complaining of a lot of imag­ roads over perfect peninsula Florida, cient funds have been offered to Tho country has nnd the trip across, or through, or have the place Inished in good style. . sonville and before sitting dawn bus inary troubles. P-Mli ffflw e asked if they have Florida cane syrup grown tired of this attitude of help­ rnmkling about in this delightful land The halt in work was on account og and In every cose has been told that lessness and wants to see an efficient will be one of the oftenest taken and fnnnria! trouble. they have not. Hu has been offered administration of the transportation greatest enjoyed pleasures of homo Second nhceLs, 8^|JtlI, only maple syrup, but did not want it and facilities of the nation. As this effic­ folk and visitor.—Tampa Tribune.* iency makes itself felt, other reduc­ ■ O ■i ■ - • 50c per 1.000, while they laat, at walked out. To help him out, we telephoned to tions will be in order.—Jacksonville SEND OUR HOYS TO THE UNI- Herald office. VERSITY. a number of restaurant- and found Metropolis. --------- o--------only one which kept Flo* da cane syr­ asu Now that the Class of 11*22 will soon up. The visitor who started ail this UUILD1NG A CROSS-STATE ROAD. be graduated from our excellent high racket is not the only one who knows school it is time to think about tho * Motor roads, says tho Palm Beach that Florida cane syrup is the best boys of the class ns well us the girls in the world. It does not cost any Post, is the great desire of all inter­ and encourage tflem to go to college. ests in peninsula Flbrida. Some coun­ more than the inferior stuff that is We know thnt the majority of the girls ties are more interested in one state served in the restaurants, so why is it want to attend college and they will road, others in anuther; but ail coun­ not served? likely go to the Woman's College nt ties are working for the completed A Inrge amount of this syrup is made not simply in Florida, but in highway which will make the Atlantic Tallahassee. Thu lioys are not so anx­ Duval county. Two large farms, one and the Gulf coasts neighbors but u ious to finish their studies nnd many of them are content to stop nt the high east of Jacksonville and the other west few hours distant from each other. school when if it were made possible The Post gives a brief resume of of it, produce nearly enough syrup to for them to go to college their entire what is being done in tho various coun­ supply the |>eoplo of Jacksonville. If life might lie changed for the hotter. ties of soutii Florida, abstracts from the restaurants refused to serve any It is well for the various organizations other kind than Floridu syrup it would which are: of the city to get together on this ".......... Another bond issue will be not be surprising, for there is enough subject and make it possible for some required before Palm Beach county’s made in the state to supply them all of the boys to attend the Florida Uni­ Okeechobee rond can he graded to tho and it is vastly better thnn wlmt they versity this fall. The Jacksonville Lee county line, nnd the funner pros­ use. , B Metropolis has tho following to say re­ pect of tile early completion of thnt The Timcs-Union has never advocat­ garding the boys: rond is dimmed, ed the purchase of Florida products “ If every important civic organiza­ where they were not as good or were “...........Fifty thousand dollars of tion in the state, or nt least sevornl of bonds to be voted in a new special rond higher priced than others, hut there a the most important in each city, nnd bridge district in St. Lucie county ie gootl business sense in being patriot­ ic enough to use our own products May 31, will make a total of $114,000 should follow the lead of several such Never has this style exhibit been equalled in where they are as good as any. It for the completion of St. I.oucie coun­ Jacksonville organizations, the roll of should not take any patriotism to se­ ty's section of a road from Fort Pierce the University of Florida would he in­ our existence before. There is double satis­ cure their use when they are better to Okeechobee, in Okeechobee county, creased each your by no mean iflinifaction in buying merchandise from our dis­ her and nt the same time higher edu­ on the north side of the lake. than nny. , cational opportunities would he offer­ “........... Sealed bids for improving plays. Everything is a distinctive model This Westerner set nn example ed to a large number of Florida lads or constructing two roads in Okoewhich the people of Florida should fol­ which you w ill be proud to wear. W hile the low. If every man who desires syrup chobec county were received yesterday who would otherwise be deprived of quality of the material and the careful work­ in a restaurant wouId eall for Florida i b>‘ l.h‘‘ ,Kmrd nt ™unl>‘ commissioner, this advantage. “Several civic dubs now hove un­ • f that county. The ruasd were thus ■ syrup and walk out if he couldn’t get manship is a guarantee o f long service and ■ it, it would not take forty-eight hours described in the official notice to con- der consideration the awarding of * lasting satisfaction. scholarships to Jacksonville boys to !>o to have it in every restaurant. This 11 actors: “......... Construction work has comJ selected, perhaps, by the high school And the best part is that everything is so low ought to be done. One people should at least have enough local pride to menced In the building of the fifty -1faculty. Thoso scholarships would he iu price. Come in and glan ce over th e exlrabreak up this discrimination against a five miles of hard roads in the Mnna- awarded each year, the awards being m iinary values we are offering. It will be home product, especially ns it is su­ tec-Oneco special road district of Man- j made in consideration of u boy's suenlec county and large gangs of laborcesa in his studies, his athletic quailperior to the products substituted for time well spent. it. We should not have waited for a ers are at work on roails which con- ficationa and his home circumstances, man from the West to tench us this this template n through route out of One- This follows a suggestion made by tho hut now thut ho has taught it wo wo co *'* lbc district line in central Man- 'Florida Metropolis soon after the I)ushould net on it. Wc do not say that aleo county toward Arcadia and an-|vn! High School football team capturour people should always demund Flor- othet route from Manatee toward <‘<1 for Florida the high school footbpll Wnurhuln. [honors of the nntion by decisively deBids for the engineering on feating Steel High of Dayton, Ohio. ■ i the Tnmlnmi trail, based upon the ex- The Metropolis in throwing out the i s penditure of $150,000, received by the suggestion to civic organizations set i i commissioners of Charlotte county, Ithe example by offering n scholarship, ■ range from $8,1*10 to $0,700, the low- If these civic organizations follow suit, s i est bid being made by Kirby & Miller nnd there Is every renson to believe ss nnd the highest by Jaudon Engineer­ they will, several graduates of this * I ing Co. • year’s high school class who might not ■ **............Hillsborough county com- otherwise go to the University of Flormissioners named June 20 as the data i<U to complete their education, will be for holding a county-wide bonding given the opportunity to do so. The election for $3,0J0,0«0 to Be used in [ shining stars of the high school eleven constructing nltoot 150 mile* of new; have l»*en offered, no doubt, opportunhighwnys nnd resurfacing some exist- jitics to go to other institutions and C o u rte s y n n d P ro m p t S e r ­ ing roads. Ithe possibilities are that if scholarvice O u r M o tto **.......... Healed proposals addressed ships were not offered them by Jackto the hoard of county commissioners sonville organizations prompted by a ■ A of Glades county, acting for the Palin- high sense of loyalty to Florida’s one R dale special road and bridge district, university, they would probably acOpposite Pooiofli<* I'hones 497-494 will be received May 19th, for furnish- cept. This is particularly true in the S'First StreetWELAKA BLOCK ing all material, equipment and labor case of those boys who are not finanncccssary to construction certain road- dally able to pay for their own coli • ' Ida product*, but we do say that they should insist that the hotels, the res­ r « k l U » 4 f » r r » f 1r m n * u * » t B aa* taurants and the stores In Jackson­ l a y a t Ik * H e ra t* M O M I h , l*T ville should be made to quit discrimi­ Mi i m IIi A»*„ S a a fo r * . f U . nating against them.—Florida TimesUnion. ■ ■ ■o riiB U iu n i WHOLESALE FREIGHT RATE RE­ K4l(*r H. J. HOLLY—~ — N, J . L I l < L A l i i ) .......l f « r f U r / - T t f i i i r f » DUCTION IS ANNOUNCED SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. B h'sJi T r i ll i n g Co. IN PASTEL SHADES ft 8 OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE I cRpVEALFNQ A Sumptuous Display of Summer Fashions BRILLIANT IN COLOR, AUTHENTIC IN STYLE REASONABLE IN PRICE s [GROCERIES! § FRUITS j \ AND VEGETABLES \ 5. W B B IW S DEANE TURNER 1i i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922 their furniture store at the corner of Second street end Magnolia avenue. The wlndov^nhows the sandy desert, the oasis in the shape of a lake in which the Shriners nro Ashing, all the paraphematia that will bo used on the candidates such as an electric chair, roller roaster, throwing balls at their hend* and many other sys­ tems of the exquisite torture that the jolly' Shriners nro supposed to inflict on the hapless candidates. The window is done in the Shrine colors and is one of the best that has ever been arranged for an occasion of this kind. See it today and tom­ orrow if you have not already dono so. It is the work of the head of the Sanford Shrine Club, Prank Mil­ ler, one of the live wire citizens of Hanford and one of the live members of the local Shrine Club. Frank is working night and day for the big time but he had time to make up this very attractive window for which he deatrVes due credit. WASHINGTON . this Cigarette and Sane Money break a deadlock among the Republi­ cans of the committee oyer soldiers' bonus legislation. The subject was brought up yestroday at u meeting of the majority and it developed that there was a five to five division on the so-called McCumbcr plan—the amended house bill—and the Smoot proppsal to issue to service men paid up insurance policies in lieu of gll compensation options heretofore pro­ posed. Chairman McCumbey siyid after the session that ho probably would call a meeting of the entire committee for this week. The meeting probably will be deferred until the return from In­ onlv dianapolis of Senator Watson, Repub­ s . ... lican, Indiana, who has had several ’ if conferences recently with President Harding on the bonus question. NOTICE! The only action taken yesterday by Troup 4, Boy Scouts the majority was the appointment of a sub-committeo consisting of Sena­ Regular meeting tonight at Dr, tors Curtis, McLean and Sutherland, Hurhnns. Be there at 7:30 sharp to hear Representative Mondell, of Very important meeting. Wyoming, the Republican house lead­ PATROL LEADER, er, relatives to substituting the pend­ ing reclamation bill for the land set­ Herald want ads get results. tlement fcaturo of the bonus measure which the senate committee Republi­ t. W. A. MacWILLIAMd cans have agreed to strike out of that CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS bill. nAS ISSUED THE FOL­ Mr. Mondell suggested that if it LOWING SEATBMBNT could be incorporated in the bonus legislation it probably could be en­ acted at this session. Second sheets, K'/jxll, only 50c per 1,000, while they Inst, nt Herald office. If Jacksonville a t St. Petersburg. Tampa i t Orlando. JU V S S. 9. 10— Daytona at Orlando. Lakeland at Jacksonville. Tamps at S t Petersburg. JUNE 12. IS. 14— Daytona at Jacksonville. Orlando at St. Petersburg. Tampa at Lakeland. JUNE 15. 16, 17— Jacksonville at Daytona. Lakeland at S t Petersburg. Orlando at Tampa. JUNE 19. 20. 2 1 Day tors at Lakeland. Jackionvitle at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Tampa. JUNE 22, 22, 24— Daytona at farap*. Jacksonville at Lakeland. St. Petersburg at Orlande. JUNE 24. 27, 28— Daytona 4t St. Petersburg. Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville. JI NK 29. SO—JULY 1— Tnmpa at Daytona. Lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. JULY S. 4. 5— St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lakeland at Tampa. Orlando at Jacksonville. JULY 6, 7, 8— Orlando at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg a t Lakeland. JULY 10, 11. 12— lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at Tampa. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. JULY 13, 14. IS— Daytona at Orlando. Lakeland at Jacksonville. Tampa at Lakeland. JULY 20. 21. 22— Jacksonville at Daytona. Orlando at Tampa. . lakeland nt St. Petersburg. NO REPORT tfADE ON CRANE'S CONVICTION REPORTED FROM DAMASCUS |l,l'S POWER 4k furnished by Buick Valve-In-Head notors [SPRINGS make it comfortable on rough roads. [FOUR i" strong and durable, like all Bulcks. roll positive in action, still a child can operate it. R SHIFT made by slight touch of the hand. ID MEMBERS absorbs all the driving strain—not the brings. [THE KNOWLEDGE Buick has accumulated during the pL*t 22 years of knowing how to build automobiles Is incorporated In the Four. 'K REPUTATION was made on four-cylinder cars. From 1890 to 1915 they manufactured only fours, mnny Df them still on the road. • I PRESENT FOUR-CLYINDER line is open for your Inspection. Come by and take a ride and see for yourIN BETTER CARS urc built, Buick will build them. IN BETTER SERVICE is given N. H. Garner will give Ask us to tell you more about Ruick PRICES PRICES ir-34 Kosditlrr f 695 ir-15 Touring . 935 ir.J5 Coupe .... 1295 r-17 8id»n.__ 1395 ■44 Hosdster.... 1365 •45 Touring .... 1395 22-SU-46 Coape____11885 22-Slx-47 S edan____ 2145 22-SIX-48 Coupe ____ 2075 22-Slx-49 Touring. .. 1165 22-Slx-SO Sedan.____ 2376 % F. O. B. Flint, Mich. N. H. GARNER DISTRIBUTOR FLORIDA n teller Automobiles are Rullt Buick Will Build Them A COMMUNITY B U IL D E R TOR8tj»u( Preside*! B. F. WHITNBR, Cashier MOLINE, Model D, latest improved Tractors for $528.00 BISHOP K1LGO IMPROVING Can furnish you from our stock in warehoiuo for Immodinte delivery, or will have one shipped direct to you. Ke- I H r T h * AaaoetatM l C r f M l MEMPHIS, May 20.—Kilgo passed a comfortable night and his condition shows a marked improvement today according to physicians. In r Thr A u tr lilr S P rm ) PHILADELPHIA, May 20.—Hubbell; Philadelphia's pitcher, who won injured yesterday, passed a fairly comfortable night and la reported early today as resting easily. MILLER’S SHRINK WINDOW IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION WELL DECORATED WINDOW On account of the Shriner’a big day hefe tomorrow several of the merchants have made up beautiful Shrincr'n windows in their stores and among* the best noted Is that of T. J. Miller & Co., in one window of TIPS TO THE RAOIOIST Fired .22 caliber rifle shells make good switch (mints for tun Ing <vll* nnd receiving tran s­ formers. A single wire nrrinl 100 to ino feet long Is sufficient fur local and long distance reception of broadcasting stations. Do not string aerials across Ike street or arruts electric wires. Keep antenna wires hit electric light and telephone poles. Stranded copper or solid cup­ per wire should he used. Phos­ phor bronxe wire if obtainable Is stronger but not suiarlor to copper. Good contort w|th S piece of mineral like galena cun lie had by wrapping H in tinfoil. Of course. Die lop of Hie cry stal' Is left exposed. The brass ends <>f Inrge cartiidgs shells make splendid crystal detector cupo. They ahould be cleaned out.Uiorouglily before they am used. The winding of cardboard tubes from oatmeal boxes may be Improved greatly If the tube la first bested In an oven for about 15 minutes to taka out (be m o istu re and then wound; or bettor still shellac It while It Is still warm and leave, It to took In. |n winding tuning colls with bare wire a thread ahould be wound on with the wire. This will fepgrate each turn. When tbe coll is flntohed the thread can be taken off. Shellac should be applied Immediately. When the shellac la dry the copper wire will hold Its plate. "I’m Going Right Straight Back to My Dear Old Florida nome," at nintcrmlsler’s Piano Store, Welaka Block. 20-tfp N o w ’b the time for you to buy a MOLINE TRACTOR. We have n special offer that you cannot afford to let get by you. For every fnrmer can afford to buy but you cannot nfford not to buy a real Tractor, th at has been proven out to be a great success in this section. Until October 11th, 1922, we will sell you a— PARIS, May 24.—French foreign office has no knowledge of reported conviction of Charles R. Crane, form­ er American minister to China, by the French military court in Damascus on charges inciting to riot as reported in press dispatches. INJURED BALI. PLAYER SPENT PLEASANT NIGHT It being very desirable that all hous­ es In the city bo numbered, all owners of un-numbered houses eon obtain numbers roaly for putting up and In­ structions as to how to number, FREE at the office of the City Manager. L. R. PHILIPS, City Auditor A Clerk. 85 -Sat-Mon.-Thr-3-wc NOTICE TO FARM ERS III* T h e A w e f U I r i I ' t e u l I You Should Know about the Little Four Buick JULY 24. 25. f t ' v Daytona a t Lakaland. Jacksonville at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Tampa. JULY 27, 28. 29— Daytons at Tampa. Jacksonville at Lakeland... . . St. Petersburg at Orlando. JULY 31—AUGUST 1. »— Daytona at St. Petersburg. Orlando at Lakeland. Tampa at Jacksonville AUGUST 3, 4. 5— Tampa at Daytona, lakeland at Orlando. St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. AUGUST 7, 8. 9— St. Petersburg at Daytona. Lakeland at Tempo. Orlando at Jacksonville. AUGUST 10, 11, 12— Orlando n't Daytona. Jacksonville at Tamps. SL Petersburg at Lakeland. AUGUST 14, IS. 16— Lakeland at Daytona. Jacksonville at St. Petersburg, Tampa at Orlando. AUGUST 17, 18. 1 * Daytona at Orlando. Lakeland at Jacksonville. Tampa at SL Petersburg. B ELL BROS ex-service men. For once let history show Republics are grateful. 7. I am in favor of the preaent limitation on immigration, but would favor an absolute bar for a specified number of years. 8. Florida'! greatest problem for further development is transporta­ tion and improvement of inland wat­ erways. I ennnot promise to obtain all the Fourth District needs and de­ serves at the hands of the General Government, but I do promise untir­ ing, attentive and energetic efforts In that behalf. 9. i believe changes in the Federal Reserve Bank Act ahould be mads, it never was Intended that the Gov. emment should exploit the borrow­ ing public In the sum of over one hundred millions a year, and this of. ter the paying of exorbitantly Mgh salnrirs and bonuses to its officers and employees, and all this against (ho small banks and in the interests I of the large Banks In the money cen­ ters nf our country. 10. I believe the present laws for reformation should be enlarged and made moro effective. 11. I believe in economy In hand­ ling Governmental affairs, there ex­ ists undue extravagance at present The Government has no right to taka any more money from the people than i* necessary to economically ad­ minister the Government Hot Weather Is Here Will Help You Keep Cool See our window display of all kinds Ball H a r d w a r e Co THE ADJUNCT OF STRENGTH The Daily Herald Delivered to your door six days n* week for 15 cento— Join the throngs of .readers. Sanford Maid Bread at your Groc­ er’s. Hot rolls, cokes and pies, next to Princess Theatre. 36-tfc OFFICIAL 8CHKDULJ* OF FLORIDA 8TATB LEAGUE FOR 1922. MAY 25, 26, 27— Tampa at Daytona. Lakeland at Orlande. St. Petersburg a t Jacksonville. MAY 25. 39, 5 J SL Petersburg at Daytona. Lakaland at Tampa, Orlando f t Jacksonville. JUNE U 2. 5— Orlando at Dayton*. Jacksonville at Tamp*. S t Petersburg at Lsnkelaad. JUNE 5, 4, 7 Lakaland at Dayton*. Strength Is a fundamental requirement to a successful bank. To its unquestioned strength, the Peoples liahk of Hanford adds friendliness—a moot desirable adjunct. If you wish to become affiliated with an in­ stitution of this character, a cordial invi­ tation (a extended to you to become one of our depositors. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1921 DID HIM MORE GOOD Florida, than natives of tha northern “ F P«in like i DAUGHERTY TO tham." Sod eastern and western states. DIRECT FIGHT IN WAR FRAUDS Many men and women suffar from RANK CLEARANCE LAW Bargains backache, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, IS KNOCKED OUT (■r Tk_______________•». sore tnusclts and other results of kid- jn« tha Herald WASHINGTON, May 26.-A ttorIN NORTH CAROLINA nay trouble because they neglected tha ney General Daugherty will assume flrit warning symptoms. Foley Kid­ .. E m p l o y ^ personal direction of th t prosecution (B y T>» A iiM ls I r l P r fM ) ney Pills aid tha kidneys to throw out Misa I’crtle Lee Bell is at home of war fraud cases it was announced RALEIGH, N. C., May 28.—'The poisonous waste matter that causes from Charlotte, N. C., where the haa last night at the department of jjus- law pnssed by the last session of the pain and misery. Stephen Lewis, Eld- The vocational been a pupil In Queen’s College for tho tice. North Carolina General Assembly ridge, Ky., writes: "Foley Kidney neai and p** past two ycasr. Associated with the attorney gen­ allowing state banks to charge ex­ ^ ““ ts all ^ Mr. nnd Mr*. J. W. Corley and aon, eral, the statement said, will be a change for bank clearances, is held Pills did me more good than all the emp^jpnent t o ^ Joe, are leaving In their car the lat­ number of "distinguished lawyers invalid by the supreme court in a other medicine I ever took. I had kid­ National Bank. ter part of the week for their sum­ from all parts of the country selec­ unanimous opinion written by the ney trouble ten years. I don't have AGNES G. B mer home at Engloaide, Gu. ted for their especial fitness for tho chief justice who says that the-law Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening en­ posts." Among these will be Repre­ is inconflict with the federal statute m k g i i i m i a i i i B i u n a a i i R i H i IIU|||| tertained several friends from town at sentative C. Frank Rcavis, of Neb­ and is therefore unconstitutional. a picnic supper nnd swiming party at raska, who will resign hi sseat in The suit was brought by tho Mer­ j The Am ount Doesn’t Count. It’s Silver Lake on Thursday evening. congress in order to take up the chants rnd Farmer's Bank of Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Purvis drove work on June 4. That’s the Thing roe, in the form of an injunction to > to Green Cove Springs recently to Colonel Henry W. Anderson, of require of the Federal Reserve Bank visit Mr. Purvis's uncle over the Richmond, Va., the announcement of Richmond, to honor checks drawn week end. »»oo said, also would assist the attorney on this and the other state banks In (» Tho newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Leon general in the prosecution, as well, North Carolina. Purvis, returned from their wedding as former Representative Roscoe C. The member banks of the Federal trip to Tampa on Friday and expect McCullough, of Canton, Ohio, who Reserve System had refused to hon­ To the Thriftless money sav» to go to housekeeping in Cameron was appointed recently by Mr. Dau­ or drafts drawn on the state banks U CHARMING AND INDIVIDUAL Bye.” ‘ City. gherty to investigate war canton­ because they had demanded ex­ FROCKS change fees for collecting drafts snd S Wien a dance (rock has a bodice Ashley nnd Jim Purvis drovo to Tam­ ment cases. To the self-respecting, fonva Ily assuming direction of the war checks psld on papers drawn on whose shoulder straps are hopelessly pa on business on Wednesday, return­ Citizen it says: “I am yours, I renr divided against themselves, the im- ing Thursday, j fraud eases, Mr. Daugherty said, he these banks. passe can be broken by having one would be able to use in the prosecu­ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor nnd The law was passed in North Car­ best working days. Be careful with strap of silver rosebuds and the other of silver braid. If printed GeorgcVe daughter, Evelyn, were out from San­ tion, the salary of $25,000 or $50,* olina in 1921, at the instance of am your best friend. Put me in the is used for the frock, silver beads ford lost Sunday ns spend-the-day 000 n year which othcnvisc would some of the bankers, members of should finish the lower edge of the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. It. L. Orler, of have been paid to one special assia* ] the general assembly, who claimed where I am Safe and I will work fory skirt and silvrr rosebuds outline the tnnt attorney general under author­ Cameron City. thnt they state banks were losing a extended hips. The first dress pictured member, I move the world." requires 4 yards of 36-intlt printed J. G, Dali, of the Ball Hardware Co. ity of congress which "has placed great den! of money through the polGeorgette, with yard of plain satin has bought the land in Cameron City no limitation" on the salary to bo icy of the Federal Reserve System for trie Ixxlicc lining. Open your Savings Account TOD in not nllowlng the collection of Plain Georgette crepe fashions the formerly owned and farmed by Guy paid this offlclnl. lie declared, the Statement said, these fees. second model. The skirt is draped G. Ellsworth. with a tunic which falls in points at that "the work probnbly would pro­ The law merely gives the state It is an assured fact that tho resi­ ceed more satisfactorily if he as­ the sides am! is finished with a bias banks the right to collect these ex­ fold of self-color satin. The very dents of Beardall avenue will hnve short sleeves arc cut in one* with the electric light* as enough names hnve sumed its direction.” The assist­ change fees rather than follow the upper part of the bodice. Medium size been secured to warrant the Southern ants already selected, it was said, policy of clearing at par ns sanction­ requires 5 sards 40-inch Georgette. “are men whose Income In private ed by the Federal Reserve System First Model: Pictorial Review Utilities plncing the poles, etc. practice is probably five times as Banks. The chief justice says that Blouse No. 9238 Sires, 34 to 44 I here is a rumor that the American },irgi> n!l tfi0 nmount they will receive desirable ns the collection of those inches bust. Price, J5 cents. Skirt conspicuous service they will fees mny be, it is in violation with No. 9626. Sires, 24 to 34 inches waist. Fruit Growers, Inc., are to erect a for Price, 35 cents cold storage and pre-cooling plant this rPm!or to the K0Vcmmcnt nnd tha the federal reserve bnnking laws, Second Model: Rlnuse No. 9108. summer and wo hear that Moore’s people." and is therefore unconstitutional. Sires, 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 35 Station is tho place selected for it. STRENGTH-PROGRESScents. Skirt No. 9551. Sires, 24 to Tho injunction proceedings were 36 inches waist Price, 35 cents. r a u H ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ p i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M i H i n a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u a a a a ■as BAND CONCERT OF MOROCCO brought by tho Union County Bank, WILL BF1 AT LAKE PAVILION hut two hundred nnd sixty-five other INSTEAD OF CENTRAL PARK stntc hanks in North Carolina join­ ed in tho suit. John J. Parker, coun­ Owing to tho fact that there will sel for the banks, announced follow­ i • BE SURE A N D SEE THE he so many visitors gathered ‘on the ing the decision, he would enrry tho Inke front tomorrow afternoon at 5 case to the supreme court of the Pound C ake............... 35c o'clock waiting for the barbecue and United States. -----------ALSO---------that the boat with the visiting Ind­ Layer C a k e ............... 30c ies will land at the Clyde Line dock N ut Layer Cake......... 35c Mrs. Dan Hodges nnd their two about that time it was thought ad-' VAGARIES OF VACUUM TUBES > interesting little ones arc spending visable by the Sanford Shrine Com­ Peculiar Actions That Always Astonish a ■ and Somotlmoa Frlghton tho n few days this week at the home of mittee to change the place of the ■ Why buy out-of-town her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ehrcns- han<J concert from Central Park to ■ Amatour Radiolot. ■ the Ijikc front. This line concert of ■ perger. A. C. FORT, Agent Cake when a Everybody who haa had anything ta the Morocco Band of Jacksonville WIGHT BROS. GARAGBMrs. Ballinger is slowly getting a SANFORD MAID with vacuum tubea baa from time the use of her hand again, going in wil he held nt tho pavilion on the do to tlmo hod them do unexpected thing* can’t be beat with our obliging neighbors for lake front nnd all the visitors and and giro results that at the moment treatments and calling on Mj-s. V. C. the people of Sanford arc cordially seem beyond explanation. Coller who was aide at last to return invited to attend the concert. This The explanation of aoveral charac­ DELICIOUS special notice was given the Herald teristic* of these miniature giants home Wednesday of last week. N ext to Princess Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard spent last this morning nnd nil the Slirincrs which are met with In dally operation week with their Grnpcvlllc relatives and everyone Is requested to spread la sure to prove of great Interoat to and Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Weslerdick the news of the change In the pro­ the amateur. In case* where the no­ thin* of the tube ar« not understood gram. called to see them Wednesday. these peculiarities hnve sometimes In Bottles Everywhere We are glad to have Emil Magnufrightened people. Demand the genuine—name stamped on every m a son home agnin; he having spent tho MAJORITY OF FLORIDIANS One Instance of a newborn fan's PIANOS ARE NATIVE BORN fright was brought *u attention In t for it by name winter months at Windemere in letter of Inquiry. The Instrument had charge of the packing for the big PHONOGRAPHS Bottled only by JACKSONVILLE, May 20— The Just been set up nnd was being oper­ Chase grove. The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Compi PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Mrs. Volic Williams is out again remark that,one rarely meets a na­ ated for the first time. The tubea had after n spell of chills and fever. tive Floridinn in Floridn is heard been firmly adjusted and were Just st POPULAR SHEET MUSIC Mrs. A. Swnnson wns with her for with remarkable frequency but an the spilling point nnd—over they wen*, giving vent to the most unearthly n few days but is now nursing in analysis of reports from tho census sounds. The embryo enthusiast who PLAYER ROLLS MARBLE ’& GRANITE V Sanford. bureau on the census of 1920 indl- looked upon the nudlon tube as an SANFORD Mrs. J. E. I.undquist'has been car- rates there is little ground for the electric light, thought It was going to JOHN GOVE, Proprietor J. H. HINTERMISTER ing for her daughter, who wns ill Impression that Florida'n poputa- explode. He Jumped away from tbs CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY for a number of days nnd her family, tion is mnde up of a mere aprink- instrument and out of the room, and PIANO CO. 1018 West First Streat 10U did not venture near It for several Rev. Burhnns nnd wife were recent ling of native crackers, Welaka Block hours, nnd then only after ranching cullers nt the Ballinger home ns was The 1920 census placed Florida’s round the corner of the-door with a .................................................................................................. .. also Mrs. E. W. Lunquist. total population at 988,470 and tho long stick and pulling tho battery Invitations are out for the gradu- [ statistics show that of this number switch off. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mb ntion of the class of 1922 nt the 580,103 of 58 per cent were natives Similar instances have come to at­ .Sanford High School. Upsnin is ro- of the state. tention when bulbs generate vnrl-cotSanford, Florida presented by Miss Margaret Kricson. The foreign horn inhabitants ored vapors In the vacuum chamber. All honor to the thirty-one who had numbered only 53,884 in spite of the [ DEALERS IN SEED, FEED AND Mcom hlntrs Using Radio. the grit to finish the course. fact that In other parts of the counRevenue officers seeking distillers of Sorry to hear Rev. J. S. Clnrk wns try many persons cling to tho orronFERTILIZERS the far-famed nnd hardhitting "white ■ quitc ill nnd confined to his home nil erous belief that both Tampa nnd llghtnln'," In the mountains of Ken­ of Inst week having intended making Key West are composed largely of tucky say that many raids made In ■ Mall orders a specially. If you need one dolUrl rtfi seme calls among us. | foreigners. The total white popula- the last few months have proven un­ Miss Eunice Tyner returned homo iation wns 838,153 while negroes successful. due to the adoption of ra­ S one hundred dollar’s worth, write us. We will Wednesday of Inst week from Win- numbered 329487. Of the negroes, diophone as a means of communica­ ■ cy nnd give you quality. J dcrmcre where she has been employ- lfl.685 were horn outside of tho tion among the moonshiners. ed for some time, leaving again on United States, principally in tho Ba­ F'ridny with her brother, Elmer for hamas nnd West Indies. Grays, Gn., to visit relatives nnd atWith the exception of native FTor tend the graduation of a young Indy idinns Georgia hail more representa-1 friend. tlvos in Florida than any other Will Henderson returned home from state. They numbered 102,630. Port Tampa Saturday stopping cn Alabama was second with 50,830, route nt Kissimmee to visit hi* wife's followed in order by South Carolina people, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tyner, who with 31,930 nnd North Carolina with are hoping later to locate in Sanford. 17,358.. On Sunday the family visited nt his Other states represented by lnrgo fathers’ nenr Monroe .also railing to numbers in order, foiow: see Mrs. Jack Vaughn. New York. 15,918; Ohio, 13,774; We nre all thankful for the needed Illinois, 11,505; Pennsylvania, 11,0.5; The Country Club and Golf Links nre Indiana , 8,487; Tennessee, 8,340; almost completed. You will want the showers. Sunday school is planning on a Kentucky. 8,085; Virginia, 8,872; best in everything in the Children’s Day sometime next month Michigan, 8,554; Mississippi, 6.073; also we hope to get something Missouri, 4,822. Massachusetts, 4,Sporting Goods Line nnd we can depend on for music which 728; all others 39,434. We are agenta for the Celebrated so much for the KVlpful uplift of the The often repeated statement that service. ( Florida's population is composed Spaulding Line of Golf Mrs. F*. W. Lunquist nnd brothers mostly of northern people also is n ^ i S i u i S i i i l l i i ■■■■■■■*■■«■■ I i i i m m i ! ' io l f \> '■M |' ' C. E. nnd F'rancis Bergquist nnd far from correct. Giving to the •■ ■■■assiasaaiia> ................. rGoods wife spent a very pleasant time on northern, eastern and western states W d fk a .t* i — rnsJl. , Wednesday of last week nt Daytona mentioned in the table the total flgPatronise your home merchants In Hcach and on Friday they all went urcs credited to "all other states” FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS everything you need to purchase. We fishing at Crystal Lake, getting a the aggregate would be only 111,ere here to stay. good mess. 405, leaving a balance of 803,201 naMr. nnd Mrs. Bergquist left for tive southerners and not taking Into their home at Pierce, Fla., on Sunday account the 63,864 foreign bom. in thoir car. Eliminating the southern born WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FLORIDA from the 39,434 credited to “all oth­ SAN FORD Have you lost or found anything? er states” the probability Is that A Herald Want Ad will help you. : there arc more Georgians along In aaiaaaaaaaaaa&u-uuuuzaaa, ' Daily Fashion Hint : EAST SANFORD : li, “ M ONEY TALKS 39 1 THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK DAILY “MONEY TALK” The Seminole Count; San ford M aid UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE | 5 Routh's Baker; PACKARD SINGLE SR STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET SAN JUAN GARAGE COMP ..D E L A W A R E j T IM THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. PLAY GOLF HILL HARDWARE COMPANY W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO. �■ PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1922 L T s WHEREOF HB 8PRAB ' o mor 410 Navarre BinW ' writes: ®*° “I consider « • T r « Vta.i«uiV tb. IH°n*> * .h* market I h" i"‘ tr,*j “ tJShiT Luch end et night it we* «u ' 5 nr 1 ceve her a few r r u Honey end Ter. In e Life he went to sleep end slept ^ entire night. Your remo- , ,*kly «■> "Md' j* p«nn«nold everywhere.—Adv, Gusrenteed leCuller’s. Bone at 42*fltc Mr. end Mrs. George Chamberleln, of Deytone Beech, ere expected to ar;rivo today for the Shrinrr festivities, BUS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, and will be the guesta of Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. Phono 117-W II 70* ear* aa? frt#*ta TkltU f r* i -41 r* i ere (ala s a i m t a n *r Mrs. John T. Brady has returned h o w * , o r U 1 * 1 o r * o n t r r t a l o U s , w r it * o m OIb I r a i d to th lo i r p a r t m r a t . i t r t i c homo from Jacksonville where she S « « all*. s r t r l r h p o a * I k r H ow . I I w lfl has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. ho g r e a t l y a y p m l a l r e . Don U. Wilder. She was accompan­ ied home by Mrs. Wilder. CALENDAR some legal steps court. in rrction and not one cent for character building in youth is mtssraMy indica­ tive of a condlUqn of mind which Is |1,000 Guaranteed Roach Killer at neither worthy nor healthy. L. P. McCuller'a. 50-tfc Statistics prove that the average mentality of Americn today is the Second sheets, S '/jx ll, only mentality of a sixth grade school child. 50c per 1,000, while they Inst, nt Tho eighth grader, the high school boy Herald office. tf and girl are above the average of the whole intelfgonce of America. Is it Imported Rocqufort Cheese in tin- any wonder that there is radicalism foil, 20c package, pimento cheese in and other isms? Is it any wonder that taw enforcement becomes an isglass, 20e.—Tbe Popular Market. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and' Saturday—Little Miss Mery Elizabeth 51-2tc daughters, Ada and Marion of St. Tolar will entertain a number of her frienda at her home on Magnolia Augustino are the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Chittenden at SPEAKING DATES avenue, from 5:30 to 6:30 p m. their home on Magnolia avenue. were taken IN COUNTY FOU CANDIDATES Jacksonville was represented yesterday by Jack Butler. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Cobb of Jacksonville, an 8 1-2 pound »nry McLaulin, Jr* son, Thursday. The young man haa The fotowing speaking dates have L. B. Irby of Delray spent the day been named Lewis R., Jr. ICf AN_OITOMBTR1BT Mrs. been aranged for the candidates in here yesterday on a business mission Cobb wil be remembered as Irene the county and nil those running for Bruton. • state nnd national office are invited W. R. McElmurray of Tampa was to be present and speak nt these meet­ INFORMAL LUNCHEON in the city yesterday transacting ings if they desire: Mrs. J. N. Robson entertained with business. Longwuod, night of May 20th; Ovcian informal luncheon Tuesday oven- do, night of May 30th; Monroe, night C. ,E. nulloch of Jacksonville was ln* ln !,onor of M«* “ • Mnrtin who of May 31st; Geneva, night of June Hanford, Fla. among the business visitors here ,odH>: ,‘° Mf* / UBT er U 1st and Sanford, night of June 3rd. tho mountains of North Carolina. yesterday. The members of the Democratic Executive Committee are expected to Wm. T. Welters of Basle, Vn., is SHOALS PROJECT, act a* chairmen of the meetings wher­ TAKES registered nt tho Mqntezuma for n ever they have been arranged nnd get up the crowd for the candidates. short stay, (H r The I 'r m ) WASHINGTON, May 26.—In a We have a few aluminum dish pans Frank Marrs of St. Petersburg, formal opinion transmitter! by Sec­ was in tho city yesterday attending retary Weeks to the House Military and water pails nnd stew kettles nt to business. committee yesterday Attorney Gen- p$L2H cnch.—The Popular Market. &l-2tc ernl Daugherty held tbe contracts Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanna of St. negotiated between the war depart­ Petersburg arrived here yesterday ment, the Alabama Power Company j For quick results, try a want ad. fou ran Find the Name of for a short visit. and tho Air N itr a te C orporation to 1 11,000 Guaranteed Roach Killer nt |m y Live Professions! end bc%“invalid" with respect to the pro-: 50-tfc [u,Inr«. Stan in Sanford in Mr. and Mrs. George Holloway, of visions which officials of tho tw o ' L. P. McCuller'a, ja Column Each D i f Tampa are the week end guests of concerns claimed, gave them cxclus- J Second sh eets, 8 \'ix 11, only Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. ive rights to purchase the Gorgas, 50c per 1,000, w hile (hey hist, nt Ala., steam power plant nnd nitrate Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. McNnmurn of plant No. 2 nt jHcrilld U nt Muscle Shunts. Shoals. ieorKt* A. D e C o tttts Lake Worth nro spending some time The opinion was immediately plac\q* FIRST II\Phere at tho Montezuma. hnr« nt tho Mnnismma eil before the committoo by C hair-1 TIST CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY A U orncy‘a t-L a w man Kntm for study in connection _____ m Seminole County Bank Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Fairbanks were with the investigation it is making | The rtew pastor of the First Baptist lOKI) FLORIDA among the visitors here yesterday of Henry Ford’s offer to purchnso Chun,h| 1)r> y D> Kini;. with his famm “The City Beautiful.” apd lense the Muscle Shoals projects. |ly( arrived this week,from Fort MyCommittee members advocating *c- era they have resided for the S. 0. Shinholser Wm. II. Kcmpfer and J. W. Net­ ccptancc of tho Ford proposal by past five years. Dr. King begins his tles of Deer Park are spending a few congress expressed gratification at Contractor and Builder pastorate here nt once. It is desired days hero nt the Montezuma. tho (-psition taken by the attorney that every member of the Sunday FLORIDA genera! and some declared the chief school be on hand next Sunday morn­ W. F. Trout of Atlanta, is making obstruction to tbeir labors had been ing at l»:30 to greet him. His first its headquarters at the Montezuma removed by the opinion. SMITH BROS, sermon ns pastor will be preached while in the city on business. No action was taken by the com­ Sunday evening at 8:00 o'clock, os ige and Machine Co. mittee. After an hour's study of the baptists will join with the other Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Rowe announce the document in executive session, churches in attending tho services at ipert Aulo Repair Work the birth of a daughter, May 26th at the member* ndjjournrd until today the High School building Sunday Corner First ard Oak their home on Palmetto avenue. when, It was predicted, the way morning. Tho Stetson Quartette will would be cleared for early action. furnish special music nt both Sunday H DELIVER THE GOODS’ R. I,. McKenzie of Jacksonville Officials of the Nitrate Corpora­ School and evening services. tho Kelley Springfled tion nnd the power company appear­ F.vary mcmln-r of tho church ii | ik Sen ice Transfer representing Tirol is in the city calling on hla lo­ ing before the committee hnd made urged, and visitors are cord inly Invit­ cal customers. it plain that they expected tho Gov­ ed, to attend. ■ Storage F acilities ernment to meet tho obligationi Im­ £J pltue jou, Ull others; If J. B. Learning of Indianola, la, posed by the contracts, and announc­ :1 Diamond brand pecans and walnuts Ml u*. Phon* 498 and A. C. Learning of Liberal, ed thnt, in the event the Government in glass, 35c each; Gardner's fruit, g Kans., nro stopping at the Monte­ failed to do so, court action would pound und layer cakes just received.— 'srties, Picnics, Fishing, Outings zuma this week, on route to northers be instituted to comcpl compliance. Popular Market. 51-2tc Their testimony was accepted by Launch SANFORD points. some committeemen as presenting a Second sheets, S '/jx ll. only Capt. Atkinson difficult problem which they would 50c per 1,000, while Ihey Inst, at 5 TIRE SERVICE have to solve before the Ford offer Herald office. tf Phone 29S-L1 could be reported, unless It was mod­ ified so ns to eliminate the nitrate yj1v. CIM)jes^ place In the mountains, 03 K. Third St., Sanford plant which he proposed to purchase Wfjtc Mrf M Martin, Highland, N. nnd the Gorgas steam plant is i i n i t m i s s i i ■■■■■■■■ Marlin.” asked. which clear title W. HERNDON BUILDING FROM THE ROOF Furnish FREE Tubes RB-AHHB8T WARD Insurance Agency DOWN MURDER CHARGE Fl RE-AUTO—BONDS with the purchase of If it were within your power to cor­ ( H r T k r A a a o r la tr S l* rra a ) every rect an architectural fault in a build­ WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., May 26.— ing while the structure wns in Us em­ Attorneys for Ward, who spent the FIRESTONE CORD Horn Service * night in jail here after his re-arrest, bryonic stage—when tho foundations being laid—would you wait until Firestone Cords are now nte expected to go before Justice were the building was completed and tho Young today with n plea of habens delivering as high as roof in place? iford Battery Service corpus writ to release him. They fail­ Would you rather attempt to build 21,000 miles ed last night. from the roof down than to build from Company foundation up? ROAD SERVICE FREE WHITE PLAINS, N. Y„ May 26.— theMan’s character is not unlike a Justice Young granted the writ. The IFORD NOVELTY TIRES MOUNTED building. writ was served on the sheriff direct-, It begins with the foundations laid FREE WORKS ing him to bring Ward into court for in youth—in thnt impressionable nge hearing on the question whether he V. C. COLLER, Prop. when the whole of the future may bo —Call— will again iw released on ball. determined and directed. _ nerai Shop and Mill WHITE PLAINS, May 20.—Wal­ And now a case in point: ter 8. Ward, millionaire baker's son, Two men in St. Petersburg refused Work Exclusive Firestone Tire yesterday was re-arrested on a to contribute to the fund to finance Service Station charge that he killed Clarence Pet­ dtp m-hnnU. Arguments would not 'TRACTOR and UUILDEI ers, of Haverhill, Mass., an ox-navy sway them, but arguments did bring phone 548 ammmlii Street Banterd. Fis man, near too Kensico reservoir out emphatic statements thnt they would give hundred* of dollars toward nearly two weeks ago. a DAY-NIGHT SERVICE Ward’s rc-arrest followed Issuanco fund for Inw enforcement and curb­ Geo. W. Knight of an order by Supremo Court Jus­ ing of crime. tic e Seeger yesterday nt the request These statements were made with­ Estate and Insurance of District Attorney Weeks. Mr. out solicitation and indicated n worthy u> .j. FLORIDA Weeks asked the order to rc-arrest condition of mind. It is well that after telling the court that ho had there are citizens willing to sacrifice discovered discrepancies between tho their own personal earnings in the infoid Machine details of tho killing as told by Ward the cause of law enforcement and the nnd those unearthed by the county preservation of moral* by corrective Foundry Co. influences. officials. But the ratio of hundreds fur corThe district attorney said he did r*' M»rMne nnd Boiler Work! not believe the ball of 110,000 on itr Grinding; Deluxe PUtona; which Ward had been released was sufficient. Justice Seeger immed­ The Belt Automobile In­ •"* and Pins; Flywheel iately issued the re-arrest ort^er. Ho demnity Association C,M Crank 8kafU r*also cancelled the 910,000 ball. » Paso, Illinois <; 'genu for Callls Inboard and Some hour* later Sheriff Werner SECURITY SERVICE SAVING geturned to tho court homo with rd Motors.---------- Phan* At Ward and one of hi eattorneye. The The largest, best and chea;>est fire, party immediately retired to tho theft, collision, liability nnd prop­ sheriff! office where they went into erty damage insurance lyfield Carburators Why pay more? The Berger Steel an executive conference. Claims promptly paid—Ask any bank •tailed and Guaranteed b y ' filter, 12.25. See us before you buy, District Attorney Week* said that in Sanford —Elder Springs Water Co. Phone Ward would not bo given an oppor­ *ford Batten’ Service 811. 6t*2te tunity to again furnish bail at this G. C. FELLOWS. A gent time, but that he would bo held until [to. IS., s.nford------i----FhMit « * J Company ip ip iiin m n ifiiiiM iiM M sue in alt American cities? la It any wonder that we are face to faro with conditions which are serious? And such a condition will exist for future generations, if we do not change this mental attitude of those who cannot see that tho dollars spent In education, in schools and colleges, arc dollnrs worth hundreds spent In corrective agencies, In law enforce­ ment nnd in attempting to "build tho house of character from the roof down."—St. Petersburg Times. IMil SATURDAY SPECIAL P E C A N N U T ROLL 80c POUND WATER’S KANDY KITCHEN f : : [■ Located temporary 206 Magnolia. Phone 197 2 PROFESSIONAL lND BUSINESS DIRECTORY FREE FREE TUBES RAY BROTHERS & Jl-B - t Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public nnd nil users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nnd in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Ford people of Sanford ns well ns the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Call phone 311 and have n bottle of this water sent you nnd protect vour health. E ld er Sp rin gs W ater C o. FLORIDA SANFORD Are You Thinking About a Summer Camp For Your Boys This Summer? The mountains of North Carolina are the best location! In the world for health and that change of climate needed by Floridians and e«p*ctally the growing boys. Laurel Park Camp Near Hendersonville is one of the beet camps In the South ae well as one of the mo«t rea»* enable with a tine corps of teacher* and councillors, with the beet athletic Instructor*, with tho lake for swimming, with puro drinking water, good food, sanitary In every respect. : Send for Catalogue or Bee Me Personally ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. SANFORD. FLORIDA rr t A CHANCE! - */' t 9 To Save Yourself Some Noney • Compare These Prices : i j r '- i 'Ladies* Full Fashioned SILK HOSE $1.98 Peninsular Belle CORSETS $1.25 BOYS’ CAPS ALARM CLOCKS The Famous “Weatdock”. Everyone guaranteed $1.49 2-Burner OIL STOVES Asheslos wicks nnd we guarantee Satisfaction $7.50 Just the thing for the kitch_______cncttc_________ Bath Room MIRRORS A Rcnl Dollar Vnluo White Frames, 11 Vax 15Vi inch 69c $1.25 Kanner’s Department Store “3 BLOCKS FROM THE HIGH PRICES’* 213-215 Sanford Avenuc- 4 •Phonc 550 u u m a m iu a u i ill � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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