149 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/21123b053c36e0da4b877477b6436e69.pdf 1f1c40aef382211488cdb562bee56b00 PDF Text Text SanfordDaily Herald SANFORD -rhe City Substantial" | SANFORD • -I •The City Substantial- IN THE H EART OP TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION v o lu m e in. SANFORD, FLO RID A, TH U RSD AY, JU N E 8. 1922 WILL'.- BRITISH MILITARY COLUMN ADVANCES INTO BELLEEK ON DONEGAL’S BORDER ^ declare for a strike IS NOW THE QUESTION MAKE NO LOAN TO GERMANY IS CONCLUSION CONGRESSMEN w in Commissioner Race W as in Doubt Yesterday R a ilro a d so I HAT MEN ARK WELL SATISI IKH WITH PRESENT \RKANGBMBNTB REACHED in COMMITTEE RANKERS MEETING IN PAULS Illy T h r A atarlalrd N T M H E R 03 OF A FEW MORE COUNTIES RETURNS ARE NOW IN SHOW EATON ELECTED With Reported Intention of Occupying The Belleek Sector B E L F A S T . June 'occupied today by British troops which mivnnced this mornintr-io take the salient from the Irish IrreKuIn’- forges who w e.r holding it. The fort overlooking Bnlleek was first captured by the British and the town then taken. The engagement began at 1 o’clock this afternoon when the irregu­ lars began firing on the troops. The British artillery then opened up. r , T o *7T ! I. Mi. U KING ALEXANDER VVotes Are Being Tak­ en By the Six Unions OF JUGOSLAVIA, On Strike MARRIED TODAY EXECUTIVES DOUBT I B E L F A S T , Juno 8.“ -At Newtownards military heatlcjuortrrs this afternoon it wns stated that Belleek wns retaken without loss of life nnd no prisoners were captured. ENTIRE ROUTE OF IIRIDAL PAR. -jy | |^'p*|) w it h HOlitil e ROW OF SOI.DIKIIS \ND LATER RETURNS SHOW LARGER MAJORITY FOR TRAMMELL Pre«*» PARIS, Juno 8.—All idea of inter­ national loan to Germany wns given up by the committee of bankers nnd they nre meeting today to agree upon the form of their report to this ef­ fect which will t<e submitted to repar­ ations commission. I l l y I h r %a a o r l n l r d I ' r r a a t B E L F A S T , June 8.— The British military column, comprising BELGRADE, Juno 8.—Elaborate til, T h r U M f l l l r A r » » « j JACKSONVILLE, June 8.—With CINCINNATI, June 8.—The ballots artillery and infantry engineers advanced into the Belleek district ,,r,.(lu,tiun* were taken to gunnt King „n th> s'.rikc question were sent out on th e F erm a n a g h -D o n eg a ! border this morning with reported in- Alexander «.nd Princes* Marie, of flve *mnl1 countica mining and the hy headquarters as stated tention of occupying Belleek by night fall. The Republican forces utimnnin during their wedding festlv- remainder virtually complete, unof. jr> dispatches to the' -100,000 are said to he falling hack before the British advance. ' itles todny. The entire route of bred ficinl returns of Tuesday’s primnry rail ft> »hopm«n of the country with nl party from palace to Cathedral were compiled today by the Jarkson. uik’ent appeal to vote and send W«s lined with double rows of sol­ vide Journal: I k the hallots as soon as possible. diers nnd gendarmes with londed riflTrammel! 49,815, Gilchrist, 23,914; Fi.lliiwiiifc the release of the ballots SENATOR REED IIETTER TODAY and fixed bayonets. One line of t thi executive council of the eix troops faced outward, other Inward. Hnilmsd commissioner, Eaton, 20.314, M ir T h r A u uorln trd I 'n « l f. , r.-.t. I «hop crafts here yesterday. Their orders were to shoot immediate- ,* nn,Pl'vll, 10,801, Bowden, 1.1,083} CAUUTHER8VILLE.„ Missouri, ini* n ational headquarter! of the six ly if they noticed any suspicious move-! ( on8 r,’»,'. Sears. 20,408, McW illiams, : n,re instructed to tend out u 'Ju n e 8.—Senator Reed appeared to be mrnt among spectators. 44*252, < lark, 0 ..4 J, Dux is, 4,117, , -.r t., all locals urging immediate strengthened early today, after he ______ Smithwick, 8,057, Hancock, 5,300. „ t n on the ballots. wm forced last night to cancel a UEI.GUADK, June 8.—Medieval T-... is time for action nnd not tq1k' •I'ccrh here on account of sudden HI Chairman Gave Notice He Would Make Another pomp and splendor mnrkcd the wed­ JACKSONVILLE. June 8.—Thera . . -ary delay," the letter said. ness. ding here todny of King Alexander of entrd t« he no disposition in any Effort Late Today "I , t \ I'nllot is desired to be In ChiJugoslnviu and Princess Marie of qiiqnrter Inst night to dispute-the , at the earliest possible moment, SCHOONER OLYMPIC j a |>rr, , ( Rumania. Nearly every nation in the claim of Senator Pnrk Trammell that AM ) CREW OF FIVE arid in no cose Inter than June 80. ii’ ic t i i v r T i i V ' 'V n o'ffixilTa nri*«pnt th e IjOlltW bill iold and new world was represented he hnd been renominated over former LOST IN THE GULF \\ ASHING TON, dune e u o n to p rttau i in . ........... . - ............w,..u ..... .... Governor Albi.rt w> c.uc|iri.t. of Pun\\i,, , the ballots are marked return— ‘ ’ to tho senate todny WAS blackcl by Senator Williams. Democrat, of «>"’ crr«n;»ny. which linked the dyAill lut e 30, every local lodge should tn» tiip \ssnpinir4 rrrssi M ississippi. Chairman McCumLor.of the Finance Committee g a y ’ ........ . ’ ‘ " i nn' • t'i Gordn, In Tuo.«dny’a democratic rui t i.< return of the ballots ns soon BEAUMONT, Texas, June H .-The J 1 u h‘c \ vou|(l nmktf another attem p t later in the (lay to get the forming n powerful hart err against primnry by a majority of 20,000. is taken, nnd if it is hum- prhoonfP Olvmtilc nnd n crow of flvo Newspaper tabulations on incomi future in thin turbulent of Olympic ami a crew or ine mcaHUre on *1 the calendar. . ..... wnn TV_____nt vr<AilMy pnrt rc. iMe, nil ballots should be in senooner ui\ plete ri'lnrns ini! . ” ij tr.: senator nre Ipst in the gulf, according to r . before June 25, 1922, thus Captain Conley, of the schooner MarI . d won by n three tu one n jiirity . I .- • possible to advise the mem- gritn, which arrived here Inst night Hi, t.d ilntiiins also left > doubt i , fore July 1. This can and from Santo Domingo. The two shifts d conto niii of the three cont ne if the membership will left Snnto Domingo nine days ago rrcssinnal offm », In which ho three i i part ns herein requested.” Incumbents wera rtrtar.u'l b subftan* nnd the Olympic has not been Siam tier wns icgnrdcd ns n cor* since the first night out. ' tint margins. 000,000 less than e s tim a te d ................- - - - ■ , . . . . ... , „ ist of n walkout on July returns and On (be fnee of isupli aide over tw enty years. The ^ n a te lull was baaed on the theor> <>f the t»n •!•• of the membership fnv- i The same qualities that made you (.implied by tb< fumpa Tr ne from that 75 m*r cent of tho voter.out would request adjusted scrv lie groom, •.like. To fncilitnte taking tho - n success in nthrr lines will enable Senator bridal gown wns an antique |0 out of the <U counties certificates, twenty-tw o and one half i * t cent, farm , home and lumi iv I( ku I lodge was Instructbile his ".>■ ! “ ‘ .“T*80 *?** ,n,lruc‘ * j you to get thnt fly if you’ll keep on MpJilV.monV Vid aild tw o and on»'->iriif‘ per cent vo cation al tra in in g creation of white crepe Georgette, |Trammell received 441,286 1 I . sperlnl meeting itmnedl- iWatttn. s e u ie m e m am aim i m mi i i with long court train, on embroidered in 1opponent polled 18,rt' aid. ript of the printed ballots, pure silver and crystal*, and the I'rin- ( Cungit-sHioital re-turn* tabulated by now nn the presses in Chi­ ccs* Wore over her tulle veil a show- ti e same paper for the fourth district lis tho railroad employes, really are in ! o s ANO El ES OFFICERS er of scintillating gold strand*. She with only one county missing, gnvo , , , , sympathy with resistance to the decisids were urged by the rxe„ , \\ IN T W i n I'M COBURN wns a picture of girlish beuuty, dig- Representative \V. J. Sears 18 05d , . , . . , , , lions of the United States railway la­ i. il to make special effort .• , FOR KU K l.t X \CT8 nity and grace ns she wns escorted to * lu| w. A. McWilliams, president of , n il i .to .vote . . *M,r board. every man eligible . . . . . . . .. . the nltnr by her father, King Ferdin­ the senate, 0,720. In the third dis­ , . , The truth is thnt the men have • ■ a:* h.dlot. The letter wns sign- , I It j- ‘I h r A « « n f l * l f d | * r r » » i and of Rumania. From her shoulders trict, incomplete return* compiled by. .. ,. , „..ni been expecting a reduction in their LOS ANGELES, June 8.—It wns •- international heads, Willinm ,, . ,, fell a large court mantle in brilliant the Florida Time*.Union for five out ... .. . . . . wages and have made, or are making, indicated todny that l*is Angeles au­ iikP ui. of the machinists; J . A. . . .’ ' silver, nt the lower end of which the of 11 counties gave Hopresentativo ... , . preparations to meet the new scale. thorities will seek to arrest nnd do•in. bi.ilertnnkersj James Kline, , . ,, , . ,, .. SAN FRANCISCO, June 8 . Three double arms of Rumania and .lugo- J . ll.Smithwick Ben S. Han­ , .. . , . . . . There is no talk o. u strike among the I -niiths; J. J . Hines, sheet metal * , , . , tention of William . . -o >urn, .* <*r thousand Shriller* nnd th eir' slnvin were embroidered in silver und cock 4,523. . men. Tlie disturlung statements rend >: 'Ilirtin r . Rynn, enrmen, nnd , . , . mer official of the Ku ux v m . >e frjen,|!| nrp oxpected in San Francisco gold. K ing’Alexander presented his The Times Union's compilation* of „ , ,, „ |by the public nre prepared by lenders II M Jewell, president of the ra il-1 liovod to be in At nntn, '* ,x j UIU, Ninety-odd temples will bride with a massive crown of gold, Incomplete returns from eight out of of the unions, whose viewpoint lias rendition proceedings of prn< thirty-four mployes department of the {been distorted by months of effort be­ alleged members of the Klnn who send uniformed patrols of them. All set witli diumi.nd* nnd rubies, each 15 counties in the second district an Federation of I^ibor. The . ^ , , ,. , „ ,, , , , . . fore the board to resist the inevitable were Indicted yesterday In con tun lion will hnve bands nnd chunters In the province uf Jugoslavia having eon- gave Representative Frank Clark, "f the shop craft* follow* n ! . .. , . _.. pnrndcs. They will come from every tributed a precious stone to the din- 5,871; Colonel Robert W. Davis, „ .. 1 „ , , .downward trend of wages. I he cm- with n raid near here. • by all the railway union* nf- , .. state in the union, from Canada, from deni. 3,104. ployees, on the other hand, are in > I •*>’ the wage reductions, issued the Hnwniinn Island* nnd from MexiThe King, who entered the church In the state interest now center* on the main sincerely interested in tak­ GIANT ZKITELIN p<titling, from the railroad labor co. arm in arm with tjueen Marie, hi* the result of the three-cornered raco ing rare of their jobs and homes, nnd ta r|l. to call nn immediate strike WILL HE IIUILT Modinuh Temple of Chicago, which future mother-in-law, wore the bright for railroad commissioner, in which it few employees in nny industry have \..t -m the new pay cut*. WHEN GERMANY MOVES has a membership of 23.000, will send full.dress uniform of a Serbian Gen I* pr"**ah!r a co'-r.t uf the more goon reasons for doing so. ■ ' r led • billot of —- — it* delegation in five or more trains; ernl. His best man wns the Duke of choice votes will 1>e necessary to de"H. M. Jewell -pokesman for these >• bopmen resulted from notificnrn* The .x*»oH«ird i’rr«*r other temples will send organizations York, son of King George of Eng- teiminc the winner. railroad Inbor unions, has severely GENEVA June « . - Z , P|»lln work. .... (h> „ J , or .„ m,„ „ '| ,nA 11 yc»tcrd«y from the labor bonrd criticised the decision of the railroad «. F w jerich .h ,r,n .r.- pbnnlnc to ... ,, fr„m E„ „ . ' t it had declined to order rcstoraThe queen of Rumania, who has PENSACOLA, June 8.—Complete labor board awarding the reduction in build nn airship with a capacity of " <( wages and working condition* wnges to shop employes. Jewell says one hundred thousand horsepower nnd ern port*. Thousands of nutomobiles come to tie known ns the "Mother-in­ but unofficial returns compiled by led to have been illegally chnngwill tcross the IIU* hot H sands of the desert, law U| of the looked almost ns the I'cnsncnln Journal from Tuesday's m m% % g \t ’ l # I W V III! «1 IIXJI* »»• AIM (H S » * # IIIW lilt' IRalknn*," **' IlfUAVU the decision will cause employes to c'l on certain roads. capa i e o > ng rom . unn * | >r| nR| nK Individual Shriners along youthful as the daughter she gave in primnry showed that State Senator believe tho bonrd is not nn impartial I"n ballots, recently authorized by luago n »er| >■ '»ur ‘ the trails of the Argonauts, many of marriage. She dominated the enti ntire John I*. Stokes, whose re-election wns court created to help the railroads ship will be built when the Allies re- . **" 'bop crafts' convention in Chicago, amp near Fort Mason, in Ban ceremony ,and next to the bride was |oxtyemcly doubtful on the face of carry out their Inbar policy. He at move restrictions on the manufacture l iit in-ver sent out, were immediately Francisco. easily the most conspicuous and ^Tuesday night’* tabulations, defeated tacks the wage award also' on the nf airernft in Germany. 1r* I put in the mnils. The vote One million bonrd feet of lumber is charming nnd next to the bride was {,(„ opponent, \\. C. Fill ingem, b; a ground thnt the proposed scale is low­ therefore be on these three projHilieing erected into grand stands in the easily the most conspicuous and I »c.mt of 122 votes. The finnl unoffier thnn tho minimum required to sup­ IIUTI.ER'H FRIENDS SAY civic center, nnd along Market street charming figure in the Cathedral. c{„| foUnt wns, Stokes, 2,(120; Filllnport the average family according to -even unsatisfactory rules roIIP, WAS "RAILROADED' and Van Ness avenue for aecominoda- When she was not receiving the con gem, 2,507. American standards. '• pioinulgated by the Inbor tmard --------tion of 40,000 spectator* of three gratulations of her friends, she wns Senator Stokes Is cons'dered one of "The public should not overlook the 'lu g rules wiping out time nnd NEW YORK, June 8.—August gorgeous pageant*. Islam Temple, busy giving directions for the execu- the lenders of the state senate nnd fact that in deciding the proposed half pay for overtime. has announced hi scnndidacy for its wages of these employes, maintenance Probat, young Swiss butler, whose host of the visiting Nobles, and citi- tion of the wedding, "Farming out" of shhp work to The mnrringc was solemnized hy presidency nt the next session. As of way and shop, the labor hoard, heart affairs with Pittsburg society zens of San Francisco, have raised : i" firms; alleged illegnl Instnlla' j which is a government body, said uf- girls nt the exclusive Rolling Rock $|no,000 to do them honor. The rity the Serbian Patriarch in the ancient tho early returns rnmo in last night, ' "f piece work, and nlieged nrbi to Ihj beautifully decorated. Hysantine (’nthedral of Helgrade. In his strongest supporters lost heart, * ter the reductions nindc under this de- Club were alleged by his friends to u ,r>' and unauthorized reduction of cion, 'these employees on the railroads have moved others to railroad him out Ten thousand uniformed .Shriners accordance with Serbian custom, with Fillingem, who is n Pensacola •ge< l»y several roads. will still l>o receiving as a rule a wage of the country, was deported Tuesday with seventy,five bands and drum there was no civil ceremony. As the barber, leading in every precinct to The 100,000,000 pay cut, effec­ in excess of that pal dto similar em­ on the Mauretania. The government corps, will escort Imperial Potentate bride nnd groom walked up the nislo report. Outlying districts, however, tive July 1. ployes in uther industries.' The board engaged un attendant to accompany Ernest A. t'utts, of Alee Temple, Bn- it Tc Drum wns sung. The marble nl- yesterday carried the incumbent over held in it* opinion that measured by Probst who attempted to commit sui- vnnnnh, Gn., June 15, to tho Civic tar, resplendent in porphry nnd gold, to the winning side with a bare mar­ Railway Official* Soy There Will Ik the present cost of living, the hourly ride hy slashing his wrist at Ellis Is- Auditorium, where the Imperial Coun- was tastefully decorated with lilies gin. No Strike wages uf machinist*, for instance, nf- land the day before. The attendant is cii will formally receive Shriners nnd and roses, among which the nntionnl !colors of Rumania nnd Jugoslavia HOTTEST DAY TAKES ' IIK’AGO, June 8.— Declaring th n tjtcr July 1 will still have 19 per cent to report on the butler's physical con- their friends. dition and bring back a receipt from — —---------------were intertwined. rc is no talk of a strike among more purchasing power than in DoTOLL IN BOSTON Tho bride’s maids were Princess railway workers, the presidents of jeember, 1917; those of carmen, 40 |>er his purents showing thnt the prodigal POSTAL DEPARTMENT REPORTS RIG GAINS Hyena, the 13-yenr-old sister of the ( t l r T h e A xu rln lraf T rees I i* < hicago roads last night issued a cent more purchasing power; nmj- has returned to his home in SwitzerBOSTON, Mass., Juno 8.—Two Probst --------bride; her cousin, Grand Duchess Cy.'•'iiit statement charging thnt ail the |those of common laborers, 45H per land. It was charged thnt WASHINGTON, June 8.—An in- ril of Russia, 14 year* old; nnd tho deaths from heat and a number of threat* of a walkout were being in- cent more. That is to say measured came to America without a pnseport nnd therefore had no right to remain.; i-rtuM' of nearly I1fte«n per cent In little 8-year-old daughter of Princess prostitution* were reported here last "|dred by union leaders. I by. the coat of living, their wnges will ■ ■ 1 '■ — the business of the postoffice do- Helen of Russia, sister of King Alox- night nt the elope of the hottest June The statement, which was signed still be these percentages higher thnn Just because the Churchwell Co. is pnrtment during May ss compared nndcr, whose husband was killed by dny in the nnnals of Boston weather 1>' II. E. Ityrum, of the Chicago, Mil­ ut the end of |917. bureau since 1884 . The highest waukee 4 St. Paul; J . E. Gorman, * “An important fart which should the most persistent advertisers in the with the same month laxt year was re- the Rolsheviki. The wedding was followed hy a gain temperature officially recorded was Rock Island; C. II. Mnrkhnm, I. C.; not l>e overlooked by the public, lie- rity should cause the buying public gsrded yesterday as an indication of Unofficial to read their advertisement* dally, j the steadily increasing prosperity ] luncheon at the palace, nt which the 90 degrees nt I o'clock. “nd S. M. Felton, Chicago Great Wes­ cause it may have n very important tern, follows in part: hearing upon ita business and com­ They have new bargains every day and throughout tho country, especially representatives of the foreign royal thermometers registered several de­ Threats of a strik e.made by lend- fort, I* that whereas rate reduction* give you the prices to prove It. l«ook as it related to business, Assistant families, cabinet members, nnd gov- grees higher. Postmaster-General Clover stated eminent officinl* were guests. In the ' r* of the railroad labor unions are amounting to more than 1250,000,000 for *helr advertisement today. ------------------------------ that this, increase was the greatest in afternoon there was a procession of niflrcnt banquet nt the palace in the appearing with such frequency that have been ordered by the Interstate Love is the quality that makes a the past seven years. Receipts hy 5C deputations from tho various Serbian evening on plates of gold, the King the time seems opportune for quest- Commerce Commission, the cut in a>nlng the soundness of their talk.' wages, according to the derisions thus ji r l give up a Job that pays $25 a of the largest postoffices in the coun- ' provinces, dressed In national cos- end new Queen leaving shortly after for their castle in Becd, Slovenia, for There l* * very good reason for doubt- far rendered amounts to only $110,- week and work for her board and try for Mny totaled nearly $22,000,- (tumra. clothsa. j 000 as compared with $19,000,000.. > Tho day’s events closed with n sam- their honeymoon. ing whether the men themselves, that 000,000." BONUS BILL BLOC KED . BY WILLIAMS IN SENATE, WHEN McCUMBER LED 300,090 SHRINERS ATTEND ’FRISCO CONVENTION �■ " r„ - " r; ’ TH E SANFORD DAILY H ERALD . W ED NESDAY, JU N E 7, 1922 SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADS Ki k« Kii *3 M Claaiifltd Ada Sc a line. No ad taken for lt*a than 25c. and positively no claaaified ada charted to anyone. Caah must accompany all ordera. Count fire worda to r line and remit accordingly. n m «« k FOR SALE < K $ Mi F r« rsi iu rftf S| c« 1th i Vj CHREVOLETmm : •hape, |25P terms or $200 cash. 490 Model.—Rite & Walker, In old Ford (Jarage. dh tfp •a * i M M M na Hj Ra PALS TAKK TWO— HAVE FAST TEAM s e u a E U M iM a Egg) Ammon, p. Spencer, cf. Rive, c. .. * McColl, rf. Mcl.uraa, rf. Chittenden, lb. Totals 1C 0 2 15 s o n R. II. E. Score by innings: 100 00—1 3 0 Palutkn 000 00—0 2 0 vjnnfor,| Summary: Two base hits, Spencer, Callahan; stolen bases, Vaden; base ()f) 0ff Ammon 2, off Valdez 1; |,|nyi Wynne, Holden, Robin#on. struck out, by Ammon 7, by \nl,|eJt 5. |cft „n base, I’alatkn 6, Sanfor,| ; | Epperson ami Roper, y jmr j j<>. Yesterday, in aplte of the threatening weather a l a w crowd of the Sanford fans gathered to witness the opening ironies at the ninth street pork. The first of the two iraines was won by I’alntka, seven to four. Chapman was on the mound for the local boys, and although this was his first irame of the season, and he by no means In h;« proper form held this fast club to six scattered hits. The YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 1 elery Feds p ayrd well behind him Florida State Prague but when the smoke had rolled nway they were on the wrong end of the At St Petersburg. 3: Jacksonville, 7 1 a. ore. Antnnn, Sanford’s iron man. gave 6. At Daytona, t; Lakeland, I. up but three hit- in the second game, At Orlando, 5; Tampa. I. five Inning affair, and if the breaks . , cf h, ---------------------------------------------t ,ri , COLE 8—7 passenger, good new battery, c r ific for 1600. R; .x CO .ItI IOC. Lake Helen, Fla. National League I’nlatkn, Sanford would not have let FOR SA L E - lin* plates and ovens; , h(> IiWft>. wjth ,fiP double At Huston, 7; St. Louis, 2. Others postponed, rain. lards, dressers, wash stands, kitch u lender. ,\x (t wll9 the second game cabinets, tnlC- and rockers. Apply w< n! |>n|atka by the close scoro of over 5 and 10 rent store. To U sold ( nt, n„,hinir. \merican la-ague Ai Chicago, 1; New Vork, 3. ”nrr-__________________ C0 3tc j |f ijjj, |n)<t frame an argument \t Cleveland, 0; Washington, 3. FOR SALE Lot on Magnolia avenue ,. ,lWr „ niisjudgment of the Pal\t Detroit, I t ; Philadelphia, 1. between 10th nnd 11th street, 75 „tk(l umpire when he railed a hit off At St. lauiis, 5; llostun, 2. ft. front by 117 ft deep. J. N. Olllon, MeLurn’- I at fair, when all that were 111 Pare Ave. 57-Gtp position to sets knew it ml!i*d Soul hern \--oriatiun FOR SALE OR I.EA SE-O nr 20 acre, I.... I of th. rubber and hould have Nashville. I; Hirmingham, one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking been railed foul Ibis resulted in a Little Hock, 0; Mobile, 3. distance to city Two lots corner double play retiring the side, with a Chattanooga, *; Atlanta, I. Center and Elm ave Two lots west Sanford man on base and a good Memphis ut New Orleans, rain. side Palmetto ave., f»0 ft from Elev- chance t<> tie the mire, enth St. Maks offer. U. T. Corey, of thi r noti eablt evert \mrrriiin \«si>ciation owner, 115 N. Spring St., l-o.« Ange. at these games was the way the \t Indianapolis, Toledo, 4. les, Calif. 2H8tf; 20-tf Senford fans, or most of them, ro\t Milwaukee, *1; St Paul, 4. F«R SALE Victrola phonograph f'‘*'’d to pay their "dmisslon price At I.<>ui-vill#-, .’I; Columbus, 7. with fourteen selections, |15......... ■■■ w» "® w* y, ,to At KiiIimh City, 5; Minneapolis, 12 trunk, 96.00 Call nt 112 laurel Ive- ............ nu(, 5s Ctp paid their fifty M*nts to see these two I. \ME8 TODAY — — r~. ----- :------ :----:------- gain. but the largest majority roFOR SALE—Potato barrels In any , , . Tampa at Orlando. , i lu-eil to pay theeir share, wb.ib has quantity, ..... nrLakeland at Daytona. ' •• special ' 'prices on car lots, isa il. I . ' g« ment to make correspondence solicited, Clearwater . . . . i ' rimgementi t.. have an enclosure »be-j Jn< ksonville at St. Petersburg. Mfg. 8-tfc fare the . next. game and, will ... see that, " Co.,* Clearwater,’ rla. FOR S AI.E— \Varehouse with R. R* j ) fi,, wit m --ing the next gnme| I KAI.I'K STANDING siding. 1„. permitted to Florida State League . . Within four blocks of center . , lt(li r !"•> „r wj|| Won Ixist of fi*y.H er the park. Geo. V . KNIGHT Either one nr two fast clubs will la- St. Petersburg 272-tfc fieri- next week, and from Lakeland FGR SALE—A practically new piano. t> .» nti Sanford will be given a good Tampa High grade, walnut finish for cash, rl.nn brand of base ball and no one Daytona $150.00 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp i going to be asked to do any more Orlando ■ . || |, . i . j re ihuti their share. It will n**t be run Jai k am ille I D K Kl*iIN I Villon.il League i the games yesterday nnd Inst year, Won Ixist FOR RENT Three furnished rooms, that i-, open to the public, dependhalt, frontparch, light and water, mg upon the fans to pay their share New York 21 925.0ft per month. (515 l.aun-1 Ave- without an inclnaiire around the park. Pittsburgh nue. (51 -2tp but a fence will fie erected nt once St. Louis FOIt RENT Two connecting room., and nlmi-sion ■hnrged at the gate. Hn.oklyn private bath. Adults. Also stor-1 Tlu rv nn- a few inure season tick- Cincinnati 23 age room. 411 Park Ave 57-fltp •*• to be sold and then they will bo Chicago FOR RENT- Rooms and kitchenette ................. .......... ... SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE « THE WEATHER : ' For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight, Thursday local showers. U bi Us n r— ^ Rn Ka tA ft ft ft MILDRED HARRIS Calm nnd clear with a few clouds on the horizon this morning—mostly calm tho' — and everybody is satified with the weather and elec­ tion and everything nnd both weather nnd election nre all right Bnd whether you arc satisfied or not you can't change it. 5:10 A. M. JUNE 7. 1922 Maximum 8fl Minimum tJ8 Range 72 Harumeter 30.32 Rain Calm and part cloudy. A Quick Service Transfer at your call. C0-tfc-m ('.Mill OF THANKS To my friends who stood by me so loyally yesterday, I wish to expresa my thanks, and to those who did not vote for me I wish to state that I *3 have none hut the kindliest of feel­ ings nnd will bo a commissioner for ail the people all the time. JOHN MEISCH. It) >\l CAGE SLUM A R I S E - INK l 1 ST JI VE NEAR II \MPTON RO\I)S - T O N I G H T - — in — “HABIT” A drama of a woman in habits web Tomorrow— Jam es Kirkwood in "The Man From Home"; Also a Tw o-Part Century Comedy. RaRaKafeiKafeiK*** Call P.'S for a Quick Service Trans­ fer. G0-tfc-m Our references? Those wt. hnd dealings with.—Quid: .'-n ) « WASHINGTON. June 7.—The nav- Dancing Tucs. Eve, Lake Mary. Transfer. Cu-tfc-a ut sal\ age ship Fnlron has been or­ ALTERATION SALE—STARTS dered to Cape Henry to salvage the fi rmer German submarine 111, which (June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. 01-8tc Dnnclnp Tues. Eve. Lake Mart. «nnk ln*t June while being taken t o . THANKS THE VOTERS Hampton Ronds to serve as a tnrgef. Our prices nre just and right fer I'ruler nn ngreement with the Allies dependuldc service.—Quick Scni:* I take this method of expressing the United States pledged to deitmv Transfer. Co-tfc-n the submarine or sink it in deep my appreciation to the many loyal friends who stood by me and to all water The vessel Is now lying In twenty feet of water and n menace to those who voted for me and nil who Dancing Tues. Eve. Lake Mary. did not, will sny that I will do my rim igotion. hi -t nil times for all the people of1 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaai Russia may have wasted her sub­ Seminole county’. Protect your car from skidding, stance in riotous living, but she has G. L. BLEDSOE. on hand enough fatted cnlvcs to asthis slippery weather by The Herald for first class job work. -ure a welcome back into the family. usinir Ill, The to n rla ln l t'r r s a i PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES THE L P. HUSBANDS PIANO CO. A rc Selling the Famous A F R E E TU IJE WITH EACH __ “LUDWIG PIANOS” T IR E A chance on a signal lamp with each dollar's purchase They have la-cn awarded premiums in London, Paris, Huffalo, Phila­ delphia in competition with the licet pianos in the world. Mr. I„ P. Husbands will Ik- glad to meet the people nnd explain to them how h ecan sell his piano for less than you would have to pay fur a cheaper one. lie will save you from I $ 100. 0(1 to $ 200.00 F . P . R.ines 105 Pnlmetto Avenue I INCOl.N MOTKI SANFORD FLORIDA ■ Sanford’s New Store- till wart a chance (•> -ave some mon I'fiilmb pbia —Shirley Apartments opposite post ey th'f. season, g<-t yours at once. office, upstairs. 2ri-tfc liner lean League The following i« the bo* score of Foil RENT—Two iiiifurnisheil rooms, >a—t«rday's games: tV.ui Ixist bath, far light housekeeping. Good Th(. f|||>, ,..,|nlkll , IJlln .-oppr.l two New York 31 Is location. Apply 'll. S " , cure of Hrr- games lore yesti-rday in a double St. I.miis 0 tfc header aid OlTice. Fair crowd was present. Cleveland 10 Store* in (icorRlaI ir»t Game Washington LOST I'uiiitkii tit H II I'd A K I'liilndelphin It* 22 Lo s t 3o*3>x nr. an rim, la-twi-rn Callnbnn, if 1 I I I ft ft lloston It* 25 Lak. land arid Sanford Fituh r ■(•■bin-on, lb 2 I " •'• " » Detroit 21 2d ■ ■ ■ m s iiim m im im iiiiiiiiiu iiu |l|p||»t‘ tint if Y B S Hally, Snnfar.l, Wynne, < t I 1 *-• 1 1< Imago 2ft 27 tf dli Florida 1 1 1 ............. WANTEP M.diuiu -i/.-d sufi- N l.ind-ey. 3b. 11 | ii M ft Southern t*sorintion. Olt-ltv I.iirzu, s« II Gnrncr. I I 2 2 I i* Won ILOST Hetwiu-i mford and Osceola Holdon, '-'b :i I II 2 I » Mobile 32 I'.' In Canary, Pink and Lijfht o ft ft Little Rink la<lii-s‘ brown sweater. Finder Vnlder, rf 2m 23 Blue, :!fi-in. wide, yard— please return to Coiniiii>s.ir> at »• Sanford, p ti ii i 3 " llirniingbiiiu reola and nceivi reward '*>l-2t|i New Orb-oos 31 21 I Memphis WANTED ' til It II Pit A K N'aalis ill*H AM I’I'—Small coltnK., unfumi.li' I Atlanta e<l or half of house, or unfurnished ^ „ «’ linttaiioogu housekeeping rooms. Address "Per- ^ mnnent,’ I*. O. Ilox 5IH, Snnfnril. 34-p . Yi'»lcrday's Slugger______ I!_____________ !_____________ Kerim. II All II WANTED Salesmen in this . ■ ir.t\. ,/ preferably with auto-, to teprcM-ni ,f ti ii ii Oftvke, Orlando in White, Alice Blue, Litfht . (| |Martin, Daytona a liquid filn-r a-lie-tos roofing nrol |{n,. Blue. Tomato and Canary, (i | IlliN'k. St. I’ete paint company Good permanent in , -j|(|. • ”»(>-in. wide, yard ■i | tl Johnson, .lax rolile II--IIred to energetl-', tellubb* I t,-r,.t,-i> lb I Stovall, .lax men Cull ut Ynlder Hotel \\eillies dny ni d Thursday of this v.n k \ Total* I s 21 I t I Elliott, Oilamlo Vaughn. Tampa H Stotison. state nianagi-r lift 3tp _________________________ __ ___ _ Si | by ItililligK II. F. Iti-axley, Tampa Pulntkn 3ft I til mi u 7 ft t Oltnen. Daytona III I is tt tN I ID Sanford 200 (MI2 o 2 m I Mi Gee, Daytona Notin' IS III n by given that tin- < it) Siiliiiu.il y rwo ba-e Irit.-, Hutdi.k, Shnniion, Daytona t 'oiriltiis-iotu is r of the City of Sun tu> lilts, Peter-, suer I- . il, will nielVe M-nlid blrls finf. lilt-, ,t'liapnm n; -lolen ba r - . Hill ford. Florlilu, In Pink, Blue and Beach, .Sh­ lip to the night of June 2'itll. P-'-2, ,|hki Wyn.e 2. Robinson. Iloldell, lui-e from all person, desiring to bid »n the |,n|U. „ff t hap,nan, 5; hit by hail, in, wide, yard— following improvement proposed to be fhnpmaii*. Rive (by made by the City Comniis.iiinera. Snlirofll; struck out, by Chapman. 1., in, ini' Iy by Siilifaril, 0. tin 12 to 2d ton per day •apai ily In­ I'mpiri-s F.ppt-rsan and Riipt'i cinerator or Crenintor, Inte-t improv­ Time: 1 10. Licensed Electrical ed; price to la- on mnnufncturers Se« and lianaspecification, and to inclinle all costs Pal.itka All It II I'll A E Contractors of erection. The Commissioners re­ n 1 l II " i serve tlic right to reject any and all t'lillnhnn, Callahan, cf if bids that are not satisfactory. t t ft l ll ii — PAY Itabinsan, lb a Address nil communications to f . ,1. Wynne, <•. 3 0 1 ,1 Wiring. He pair*. Supplies " •» a 1 II II ll Ryan, City Manager, Sanford, Flori­ Peters, If. | Spend Less «i o II Electric Fans ft u Mazda Lamps da. (5-7-oaw •Im Lindsey. 3b. •i it ft 1 I ft I.urxo, mi. *» 0 ft a 1 1 Electric Ranges, Fixtures and Ilnldon, 2b. VOTE ON PIER RONDS •• 0 0 0 0 0 Sanford, rf. Appliances. >i 0 <1 0 «> 0 SARASOTA, June 7. Sarasota will Ynhli'Z, p. — — — Estim ates cheerful)’ furnished vote on tin- question of issuing bonds Total* Ill 1 3 15 •5 1 In the amount of $75,000 for recon­ No job too small or large structing the city pier. This was de­ Sanford All It II PO A E All wiring done in accordance rided at the last meeting of the city 2 0 ft 0 a 0 with Fire Underwriters' Rales, council and July 3 was set as the llurdivk, »«. •i 0 1 0 1l ft Host of references furnished. Ynden, 3b date for the election. •> 0 0 0 l ft Walker, 2b. - o o o i o |Give us u trial and be convinced. " • » 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o Kerlin, If. 0 |». o . Box 815, DeLand, Florida ■ 2 0 Phone 127 IThe Churchwell Co. .* 1 -1 Store In Florida ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a WASIIERETTE SATIN LADIES’ SHOES BLACK KID BAL OXFORDS $ 4 .0 0 LACE (’LOTH * k £ BAL OXFORDS $5.00 75c i SUES1NE SILK Lang E lectric C o . •vlf i J II BROWN KII) PAT. BUTTON . PUMPS 5-strap $ 6.00 75c CASH Have More IThe Churchwell Co. i FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKA BLOCK �TH E SANFORD DAILY H ERALD . THURSDAY, JU N E 8. 1922 PARE TWO Into politics with both feet and thor­ MiCKIE SAYS oughly understand the game before they tried to cop all of the prlzea. Wo do not see that they made any ■pcclal difference In the elections lidd Tumdity but we do think that Indirectly their influence was felt to ne srr-nll ' gr< .. Tho Jacksonville Journal touches the subject as fol­ lows! “According to n Washington dis­ A d . r r t l - l n a l l a l r a Mmlr K a i . n n un patch Monday a survey made by the A p pllm llu" national woman's party shows more women will seek high political offices this fall than ever before, and while the woman's party has decided not to campaign for women candidates ns T k r h i p 1 3 - i n I ' I - 1'« it r U r r k l ) H e r ­ Miss Alice Paul, ald r a t l r r l r r m r u *rm ln «lr I ' u u n t r an organisation. a n d I* |iuliM-hrd n r r j I ' r l d n y . X d v r r - .head of tho party, is quoted as say­ tU Intt r a l e * m a d r k tn in n » n a e p l l r a H . I l r a i i i r r a l l r In p n l l l l r a . S3.IHI p r r ing “it will seek the election of woy e a r , a l n s n In n d i a n r r . I men, simply be, ause they are women." “ ‘.Simply because they are women" is not qualification. If the nutionnl I woman's party intends to base its enI domement entirely on the sex of can­ didates it is going to be a joke. The editor of the Jacksonville Journal has fought for woman's suffrage for twenty-five years, lie fought for (t ; openly and vigorously when it was a [most unpopular task to perform. Hut this he did because be believed firmly 1lit the justice of the cause. It was , never rationally argued by anyone that the enfranchisement of women was going to BO ■hanga the political The doing of this Job will require i unplexlnn of the country that we big men considerable lime and a genwotdd be free from all our ills,—nor •roua supply of funds. Perhaps was it ever rational! argued thnt a twenty-five or more organization* are government by women would be any to be invited to participate in the inmore efficient than a government by I ititute's support, the railroads to tho men. Equal suffrage is right because extent of ten to fifteen per cent and The Chinese nation is In danger of |ljr y„llr Rrt,„ols and policy of educa- 'her Interests proportionally, Itcanotlu-r split and civil war. Look* tjrm w„ have lifted our women above <arrh will be the main business of like the breaking of f'hina is bound th,. status of either wards or dnid* ‘ be Institute, under the direction of a to occur. pc*. \Vn have made citizens of them. 1' »rd of governors composed of ten ----------- ° The Supreme Court of the United . uhlic-spirlled men who ure not railWe suppose all thecandidates that States, repeatedly requested to do so, ioad official*, and with the help of did not win will now congratulate the hu>. never DARED to hand down n an advisory committee c.f some fifty ones thnt did win and also eongrotu- decision thnt women were not fIT I- men representing all Industrie*, late themselves upon staying at home ZENS of the country and if they are Wtih a budget of f t ,000,000 a year, and enjoying real life without any "citizen*" then by the reading of tin* with a corps of investigators of nnworrie*. constitution itself they were entitled tlonal standing and acknowledged ■ O' to vote. It was only ancient usnge ability and with the active moral supSomebody fooled poor old Gilchrist ,hn‘ k«'pt them from it. We amended l"»rt of ‘ he lenders of nil important badly. Just where he got thnt stotT ‘be constitution to chnnge the nneient ’dustrles, the Notional Transport*about sweeping the state t* r. ntys* practice that h..d crystallised Into ‘ ion Institute should soon begin to tery and he 1* or ought to be n sad- prejudice. ; throw new light on the fundamentals der nnd poorer man. It is time the “ r honor Alice Paul and all the *’f transportation and distribution, "haa-beens" realized the fact and " of her Woman's Party for the id the public may with some confistayed out of politics. pemlstenl and consistent fight they lerice look forward to the time when _______ o_______ i made for their Just cause. Hut when without the aid of a lawyer, a rate Pres, dispatches say the “old „<diti- ,, f > v,*“ * f"tr Aunt Kmm* J""« »«* clerk or a table of logarithms, the orcal ring of Volusia county is wiped ‘ aU,r A“nt K'" m» '* « «hey dlnary wayfaring man can figure out out." It Is to laugh. That same n[" no‘h,n« * ’',r' " f « «tv* ,h* °f atatement I. made after every elec th* mIlh; ,ln; n * T'"'> fr’;?' ^ I.m a io o to Chicago.#t„« „„,i ........... .,i„ u pllttingly funny. Imagine us fel- ‘ mintry (.entleman. - u b r the tos much he lower ford celcabbage, ' There s isperous! N„ on its 113,000 Ic would have noncy to banId far rather hack to work dny laborer, he fame which n art of Prov..t Serecant many a hard time. York's corn crop Inst year waa a bail one—low in bushels, low in del|prs. Like millions of others, he was a victim of deflation of price*. This did not discourage York. He ki pt repeating: “Religious faith sustnmed me in my danger and removed my fear. And lie will see me through." At times it rented that there was n.» hope, no way nqt. Hut m\er did York’s faith waver, Now the mortgage i* gone, paid off by the Nashville Rntarians. Some will call it a windfall. Cynic* will rail it chance. The -I'iritually wise will cn!l it the fruit of faith. Fnith - th* mightiest power we posse It take, various forms, ranging from confidence in self or luck to bcllef m Divine Guidance. No human career can lie carried through to in i i * s without faith, tho ntover of mountains, lids i- n universnl belief, chared by all religions home folks into closer a s s o c a i m . . * . . to cement their interest more firmly In things of common interest, which make them worth while assets to both large and small communities. We who live in Florida are here for a long time and nnything to mnkc the routines of our lives more pleas­ ant and congenial is to be encouraged. And if while doing this we can make thing* more pleasant and congenial for our visitors, it is better still. ALTERATION SALE-START* June 14.—Lloyd Shoe Store. 6 1 ^ HIS FRIEND RECOMMENDED THEM “Six years ago," write* \V H. Sk*d. well, Stanley, Va., I had kldnxe tile, and at time* waa unable to rail* myself In bed. Foley Kidney Pills were recommended to inc by the Chief of the Fire Department, After uiiag 3 bottles I was completely relieved have never hud a return of the tymp. tonts.” Why suffer when you can get th an ks t h e vo ters relief from rheumatic pains, backache, swollen, sore nnd s tiff joint*, stop’ disturbing bladder weakness and oth­ er symptoms of disordered kidneys! support during the campaign nnu Sold everywhere.—Adv. hope to see them again some time in the future. The best man won in the race for commissioner and he suited the great< ■t number of people or he would not have been elected nnd we nil bow to the will of the great otajority. The country is safe and jur city continues to grow and now that the election is over we.will all forget it and help to build Sanford. WALTER S. HAND. Senator Park Trammell on the night of the election expressed his ratltude to the voters of Florida in (ho following statement: "From returns received up to 12 nVIo. k it is conclusive that the people of Florida have by an overwhelming majority elected me to serve them f- r n -<-<ond term in the United States Senate. This renewed expression by t|u. Democratic voters of Florida of their confidence In me is profoundly appreciated nnd I winh to assure evry voter whu made possible the -weeping victory of my most sincere rrntitude. It la a distinguished honor to be a senator front the great State ,,f Florida in the United States Senate. In the future as during my pres,.nt term my constant aim and pur|,(,*e -hull lie to serve my state faithf„||y nnd efficiently. To me the tok* en of confidence expressed at the bal|,,t box today is the greatest and most treasured reward which could be bc-towed upon my be the people of my K|ntp." The Country Club and Golf Links art almost completed. You will want th* best in everything in the Sporting Goods Line We nre agents for the Celebrated Spaulding Line of Golf Goods Patronize your home merchants la everything you need to purchase. Ws are here to atay. "N ot What I Have. But What* I Do is My Kingdom.” Seminole County has a good Ixtaril uf county commissioners now and will have a good one next year when the new commissioners take their *eat*. The new board will be romposed of W. Entzmlnger, John Meisch, G. L, Bledsoe, Endor Curlett and It. F. Wheeler. All good men, business men nnd succes-ful farmers and men who have property interests amt a big interest in their own county. Courtesy and Prompt Ser vice Our Motto DF.ANF TURNER 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ — Cnrlvle. . 'in the country, because it ha* showed no Tndiention of being bard up, or of nstttutes there suffering a business depression, inouneetncnt of There nre some very real reasons rentes no great why this is so. One of them is told in something spe. .i paragraph from the Sarasota Coun­ it. The public ly Times: mere economic “With fifty millions of dollars coni­ es. ing into the state from its shipments ute in the mak- of fruit and vegetables this season t fact, soon to gives little prospect of Florida suftie born—which challenges national fcrlng front business depression this attention nnd gives promise of great summer. Few states are as prosperaccomplishment. It will be about as ou*.“ far removed front the idea of a monFifty million* coming into a state i»tery as a research institute could lit one fruit and vegetable season well he. First modestly suggested Inst means those millions being distribute January by H. M. Robinson, of the od into every other channel. Short Line Railroad Association it The deposits in the Tampa hunks lias undergone a critical examination alone approximate $2(1,000,000 ami the by such meg as Sydney Anderson, II. four banks of St. Petersburg, accord•1. Waters, T. C. Atkcsun, J . R llow- lor ' ,th,. Independent of that d i j, •to. ..od Milo I). i nmptiell for its »g- i.ad, a few day* ago, $2JF>1),000, on ^cultural bearing, and by the lendin • deposit. men of other industries. Ami money i* still coming In! PurAmi now Ibis institution, sponsor- ing the twenty-four hours ending June '■d by representatives of all industries ■'•, wt* sent out via al!-rnil through including agriculture nnd railroads, is three (minis in the state alone, lidl about ready to make its l*ow ami tit cars of fruit, vegetables and melons, be christened "The National TransPhosphate i* moving as not before portal ion Institute." The task which In years; naval stores nre in demand this new institute will inherit i» noth- and at a good price; lumber is being ing less than the solution of the called for. All these are money Height rate muddle, which has grown hringvr* .and the story told by the worse instead of better in recent Tampa and St. Petersburg banks is years. The railroads have apparently the story told by the banks of every proceeded on the theory tu- ; they town and other city in the state, must make money without regard to This money means development, the welfare of the shipper. And the The war period of nccrention has Hpper lias often thought that he pa sat'd. The man with money lotshould get the greatest possible ser- now time to search out investments, vice front the railroads at the lowed He is putting out for return the cash *ate that could be forced upon them he gathered during the fat years of and without regard to the effect on gathering. So we find Orlando with a the service of the carrier*. million and a half a month building As a result of this failure to see permit record, ami Miami with a six our mutual interest in the mnintc- hundred thousand dollar building ree-, nance of adequate national trntispor- ord in n month, and Tampa building let ion service, wo have thus far hard- at the rate of thirty thousand a day. I>‘ scratched the surface of the In addition to these, there nre forefreight rate problem. We have been ign investors buying tracts of lun.l busily studying rates In their relation equal to a European kingdom in ex* to the immediate revenues which the lent, and far more valuable. Great railroads could‘ expect front them, development! of parka and hoitclric* Rut all these efforts have thrown are under way, railroads are being only faint streak* of light into a Guilt or proposed across the stale, dense wilderness. What we need to while counties are voting road bond i.nmc is tTu i f. t of rates upon bus- issues ns high us $3,000,000 each for im-s and their relation to business extending their highway systems into development nnd national welfare, parts of tin counties where the light The establishment of this new of development has just begun to find transportation Institute is a frank way, x ognition of the vital importance of Three-quarters of a million dollars basic and reliable data on transporta- from strawberries from a few hunti.in by SteUin r. nil-, electric roads, dred acres at Riant City! Three ntile oterwaya ar.d motor trucks. II >n dollar* for the Hastings notato The editor of the Herald has contended all along that golf links and a country club would make .Sanford a big city next sen-on nnd we believe it for already the tourists thnt have never come to Sanford ore inquiring about the splendid links and the club that will appeal to them so strongly. The Jacksonville Journal sizes it us ns follows: The Calm Reach Font think- the establishment of country clubs and golf links by tiie various t "tiummilic* in Florida would be a sour c of great pleasure to honiefolks and a hig drawing card in attracting winter tourists The Cost Is right. Golf is now a nalii mil pastime, ployed by both sexes and by youth nnd old age alike, and the teriain in this state is id<nl fot the establishment of courses nt c.>«« onrat vety small cost nnd, strict!) a* a business proposition, the suggestioti made by the Cost is worthy of consideration. In those cities where municipal link* are in operation reMills hove been ino-t Mitisfuctory. Residents have found diversion at a minimum cost and toun«t- have been attracted. Elaborating on its suggestion thn Cost says: More nnd more n irthcrncrs setting out for n winter in Flor­ ida rite bringing along their rluhs and they are hound to be disajw pointed if they <io not find an op­ portunity to us*, them nt their journey's end. At th*. tame time permanent residents nr** realiz­ ing that they have net been mak­ ing the most of the chalice* na­ ture gives them for enjoying outof-door piny. A country club with n good golf course i* one way to kill these two birds with one stone. Just as Florida now attracts skilled golfers front nil over the coilntry, it should be developing skilled golfers of its own nnd it will as golf Iwcomc* more popu­ lar locally. Flayer* having hung up record* in their own clubs will sigh for new courses and scores to conquer and inter-dubs will follow until eventually an east toast tournament will produce a champion who can go out and uphold the glory of Florida in tho "real national nnd interna­ tional contests. ■ £ * j jj ■ s ^ jj a ■ J ■ it JJ *J a jj J ■ V £ * t ) * ■ • * * ” jf t a n k A C O M M U N ITY B U I L D I .I l F. C. FORSTER. Crrsldmt H. F. WHITNF.lt. Cashier THE VOGUE OF TH E COLONIAL THE COLONIAL HOUSE CARRIES WITH IT WHITE WOODWORK FOR THE INTERIOR. NOR IS THE LIGHT INTERIOR IN ANY SENSE RESTRICTED TO THE COLONIAL TYPE OF BUILDING; IT SEEMS TO MEET THE GENERAL FEELING FOR A LIGHT CHEERFUL COLOR SCHEME IN THE HOME. WITH THE LOVELY SOFT TONES OF DOZIER AND GAY’S CELLULENE ENAMEL FOR YOUR WOODWORK, AND THE VELVETY BEAUTY OF DOZIER AND GAY’S FLAT WALL PAINT, ANY COLOR SCHEME MAY BE ADMIRABLY CARRIED OUT. The Influence of country clubs, cs* tally la smaller cities, is to bring iimm iimum iiiunniunnm m nnM , �rrT. T H E SANFORD D A ILY H ER A LD . THURSDAY, JU N E 8 ,1 9 2 2 N » l ss «* meat*, the tuner, the crystal detector *« >*« K* ■ml the telephone condeu*«r, can be mounted on n stained Imse of wood, •ay, eight Incite* square and one-half Inch thick. This will keep the com poneul parta vi the Scl l»|i-llirt, uiuain in Ki m Ing a compact unit of the whole and also be ndrnntageuus In that It will VESTEH DAY’S 'RESULTS hold tho Instruments while adjustdetector nienta are being made. Florida State League |yto construct The sketch shows how the Insiru- At St. Petersburg, 4; Jacksonville, menta are connected with each other 5. and to the ground. The condenser Is At Daytona, 3; Lakeland, 1. to one side of the tuner and At Orlando, 4-2; Tnmpa, 2-1. HCtKidenser and R®* connected to the crystal detector, The ground Is connected to the other side of the [can Better Be PurNational League phones and tho condenser and the -Mounting the Set. At Iloston, 5; St. Louis, 2. tuner. At Philadelphia, 0; Pittsburgh, 6. Lamp cord la excellent for connect­ At tlrooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, ft. to construct a ing up small radio sets of this kind— At New York, 9; Chicago, 4. jftKior l» a* follow-*: It being a good conductor, well Insu­ lated and easy to handle. , tftn «r ra0,dwl American League fiction. ‘ '-ittf HOW TO LISTEN IN At Detroit, 0; Philadelphia, 2. L ( poll*, 20 ‘‘‘'lit*. • There are two variables In our radio At Chicago, 7; New York, 9. ^ ihellickrd ur iialned receiver that require adjustment At St. Louis, 3; Iloston, 7. when It Is desired to llsten-ln; (lrat, L i, toett** At Cleveland, 8; Washington, 9. i-rir. of il.o-fc cupper or the detector, and second, the slide po­ sition on the tuner. Once tho slider 1* 1* , wide l’> ,vro lnchcf position has been determined for nny American Association. At Louisville, 3; Columbus, 6. . («o blinllmt P"*» on the given transmitting station, It Is only r,vJ »» .tio-.fi, f:—'**nlnjr un- necessary to adjust tho detector to At Milwaukee, 0; St. Paul, 5. Sir*- p*"t « *«rip " f O'l'Per pick up that same station again. At Indianapolis, I; Toledo, 1. To operate the receiver for the first m *krtrh—and under the jit poit a called up spring time It Is best to wait until some Southern Association irlsfT copper or liras* wire, station like KDKA Is transmitting be­ Memphis, 4; New Orleans, 0. (1st tween 8:30 and 0:30 p. m. Then adtfi* button of metnl congame). At Atlanta, 4; Nashville, At Mobile, 9; Little Hock, 1. At Birmingham, 1; Chattanooga, l (game culled in Oth; rain). At New Orleans, 1; Memphis, 2 Cr’■ f i U (2nd game, 7 innings by agreement). GAMES TODAY Daytona at Orlando. Tampa at St. Petersburg. Lakeland at Jacksonville. 3‘ i. \\V>V/ q /g t f \ / ' p cirj LEAGUE STANDING Florida State League Won Lost 20 ^ St. Petersburg .... 32 24 .... 32 Lakeland 25 .... 20 Dnytnnn .... 28 29 iTnmpa 27 ... 25 Orlnndo 30 Jacksonville 12 The Crystal Detector. TUNta Pet. .015 .571 .510 .491 .481 .250 N a tio n a l League caoono *«iT|ns » ....... Now York ...... Pittsburgh ..... St. Louis Brooklyn -----Cincinnati ...... Cincinnati Chicago Boston _____ ....... ..... Philadelphia r -c es»st castiHU* D C lttO * t il . fitttiv c* Set Mounted on Base, With Connections Shown. t h> *rj• silicon or gale|tie •trip ■ ii .au[ mill allowing ls tu nun- •'■ritact with the ! th* ■:.*• * the detector I* 1t:.l rtor operation. !»u|.'tte ry . detector can be k*»! ffnn, outs to |2, de* |Op t) llo1 type. I otter pi*. .*( appnnttu* are ary dial .* not to* readily coni-tliey ;it. the telephone Con•*4 !| Ivers, A telc- Just the delector by changing the point at which the spring and crys­ tal of the detector make contact until, when a nearby electric light Is snapped on and off, a click Is heard In the head phones. The detector Is now adjusted on a sensitive spot on ths crystal. By changing the slider po­ sition. tho transmitting siatlon should be picked up, After n station Is once picked up It Is an easy innlter to udjust the de­ tector anil slider iKisItlnn until maxi­ mum tesponse Is obtained In the tel­ ephone receiver. With « simple set of the kind described In this ami pre­ ceding nrtlcles and a Utile practice one soon become* adept at picking Up n given station. The entertainment -«-***e«i from llstenlnc-lil Is usually well worn, the time spent and tne money Invested. 11 I*, used |n shunt- ttir |i,**neft can Ik* purI ftir llH.ut i eoU. t ast Kith n ratlin receiver of |tr,e It I- r* **aiincnt]e<l that a .loo*.', Jtunlneh type, No. htrri, r-".ting <*l *„• purchased. • so* ■<! o**. P *-ae** prtrfv *"f *1* ■*|il,.t4- receiver. Ill it ite»ir,*,| it,,, three Instru- SHSjf v V / j - ■*-.'N *?:*•*>. H/I 44. -*tt* American League Won Lost 18 - 82 New York 20 ... 29 St- Ixtuis 25 25 Washington 20 24 Cleveland 25 ... 20 Detroit 23 19 Philadelphia 25 Boston ................ ... 20 28 20 Chicago ............ Southern Association Won Lost 19 Mobile ------- . 32 28 29 Little Rock no Birmingham ......... 27 23 New Orleans V.. . 21 20 Memphis ............... 27 29 N ashville.... ..... _... 23 27 19 Atlanta ----- ----35 Chattanooga ....... 13 I I I / T fc r A a a n r l n l r d i.'V ASt‘ r, INTLHNA t lO NAl Amau.ir Haaio Operators Erecting Atrial on th# Roof “lf< i» hereby given that the City ' ‘ , , r " of the City of San- rion.in, will receive sealed bids ,hl night of June 2<Jth, 1022, ' p* r,°n» desiring to bid on tho K niprovement proposed to l»e the City Commissioners, " -’9 ton per day capacity In•* -■ Pet. .010 .592 .500 .480 .458 .452 .444 .417 Pet, .027 .681 .477 .477 .609 .412 .413 .340 l-fraal TO ENLARGE BUSINESS cinerator or Cremator, latest improvj ed; price to be on manufacturer# specification, and to Include all costa 'o f erection. The Commissioners re­ serve the right to reject nny nnd all bids that are not satisfactory. Address all communications to C, J . Ryan, City Manager, Sanford, Flori­ da. fl-7-oaw-lm PARIS, June 8.—The allied repara, tlona commission in the semi-official Temps dispatches voted 3 to 1 today to enlarge the powers of the bankers who are considering a loan to Ger­ many authorising them to make any loans desirable. __________________ ■li.iii j The Daily Herald Delivered to your door elx dayi a week for 15 cento— - For quick ro'ults, try * want «L * • T' . •t Th e A m m Ii I H FREE FREE FREE TORES Furnish F R E E Tubes with the purchase of every AGNES G. BRUNER, Chairman Sanford Maid BREAD At Your Grocer’s Good MADE LO O KS A N D IS ALTER ATI ON S ALE—8TA UTS Juno 14.—Lloyd Shoe Store. 61-8tc Firestone Cords are now delivering as high as 21,000 miles ROAD SERVICE F R E E TIRES MOUNTED FR EE -C a l l— RAY BROTHERS SMART STR EET MODES TJfc Iailtuir* of the present season arc design* d with a double purpose, for sport and general wear The model illustrated may Ik: acceptably devel­ oped in tweed, serge, flannel, etc The two-piece gathered skirt is finished with a deep hem and simple, straight belt. Having a convertible collar, the neck of the jacket may lie fastened in high nr low effect. The form of adjust­ ment that requires the service only of a single button « exceedingly popular. Medium sire require* J J j yards 54* inch material Fashion has put her cachet upon tatin, taffeta and a number of the heavy knit silk rrepes for coats They arc trinnmd with hmid *r fancystitching, and confined to very simple lines. 1' it to tin- left h ts ' sleeves and .* narrow bell of mat<rial. Medium sice requires 4.', yards 40-inch satin. First Model: Pictori.il Review Jacket No *)VN). Sires, .14 i<» 44 inches Furst. Price. J5 cents. Skirt No %66 Sites. 24 t J8 indies waist Price, .10 cents Second Model: Co it No. 9876, Sites, 34 to 46 incites bust. Price, J5 cents. Thai beautiful, even shade of dork, glossy hair can only he had by brew­ ing a mixture o£ Sage Tea and Sul­ phur. Your hair is your rhnrin. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray or streaked, just on application or two of Sage ami Sul­ phur enhances its appearance a hun­ dredfold. Don’t bother to prepare the mix­ ture; you can get this famous old recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients at a small cost, all ready for use. It is called Wyeth’s Sugi nnd Sulphur Compound. This can always be depended upon to bring back (he natural color nnd lustre of your hair. Everybody uses "Wyeth's Sage nnd Sulphur Compound" now because it darken* so naturally and evenly that n o b e n n tell !t Err V en applied You "imply dampen n sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through the hair, taking one small strand nt a time; by” morning the gray hair has disappeared, and after another appli­ cation it becomes beautifully dark nnd appears glossy nnd lustrous.— Adv. rw u ) 1 •1 3 4 G 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1C 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 7:04 7:40 8:39 9:38 10:35 11:20 11:24 1:14 2:02 2:50 3:32 4:15 4:58 5:4*1 6:33 7:14 8 02 8:51 9:40 10:28 11:16 12:06 12:54 1:40 2:26 3:12 4:01 4:52 5:48 6:50 - -* ,;*, j, ' 7:19 8:17 9:15 10:12 11:05 12:02 12:55 1:43 2:27 3:11 3:50 4:30 5:11 5:45 0:13 7:15 8:05 8:54 9:40 10:39 11:32 12:25 1:17 2:07 2:65 3:33 4:10 5:08 5:59 0:55 7:64 Next to Princess iExclusive Firestone Tire Service Station Routh’s Bakery Phone 548 DAY-NIGHT SERVICE BE SU RE AND SEE TH E PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JOAN GARAGE COMPANY ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ----------- ALSO------------ A. C. FORT, Agent ■ WIGHT BROS. GARAGR- SANFORD -8 AN FORD, PLA. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s ■ M ARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor C E M ET ER Y WORK A SPEC IA LTY 1018 W«*t First Street 1018 Weat First Btr*e* A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU F .W u 'i r i W f i a i r r .1 . European Plan Open all (he year Corner Building every room oulaide Hot Weather Is Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER Will Help You Keep Cool See our window display of all kinds 5 ■ \Ball H a r d w a r e Co. 1 : i 1 W H AT SOME 8:53 0:50 10:17 11:43 12:35 1:23 2:08 2:48 3:26 Some dollars pull and others hnnff b ack ; 4:02 4:40 some lift and others lean, depending en tire­ 6:10 ly on whether they are given a fair chance. 6:02 Hoarded money is money thut is out of cir­ 0:63 7:17 culation, nnd it can do no one any good, not 8:10 even the owner. — 9:07 10:05 Make the Peoples' Bank of 11:04 12:01 agent for your idle funds. 12:57 1:49 2:42 3:33 4:20 6:15 0:12 7:12 7:28 8:28 8:28 ■ ■ ■ IIIIIIIIIIliH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB IIIIIIIIIIU II [D O LLA R S DO j The Peoples Bank of Sanford l I FIRESTONE CORD SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK LYNCHBURG, Vn.. June. .8 .—A dispatch to the Advance from Mar­ tinsville says that four prisoners es­ caped from lhe Henry county jail about midnight last night. The fug­ itives were held in cunnecttion with the Mitchell murder. Bloodhounds from Lynchburg were put on the trail hnd Elmer Lewis wns recaptured ear­ ly this morning. Walter Holden, v.hlte, and Robert Taylor and Sam Ingram, negroes, who were awaiting removal to the state penltentlaiy at Richmond, are still at large. I t t f TIR E SERV ICE Tha vocational commutes of the Bull ness and Professional Women’s Club requests ati young women d«slring employment to register at the first National Bank. Pet. For quick results, try a want ad. .009 .581 .621 .621 .521 .510 .407 .444 IT S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE .341 TO BRING MACK COLOR AND LUSTRE TO IIAIIt BREAK JA IL. * I.. Employment Bureau I) « t PI AYS llA l.l. The Jur.ior Chapter of the Ilrotherhood of Saint Andrew played a spir­ ited and fast game of base ball at Monroe yesterday. The “ups-anddowns” of tho acore mude the Interest great and especially when reverses came for what had Iwon the winning team. The acore at the end of tho 9th inning was 14 to 9 in favor of We deliver the gcods.—Quick Ser­ Monroe. The Brotherhood fellows vice Transfer. C0*tfe-m played well. The Brotherhood playera were: Morris Moye, John Hig­ LOW TID ES ON THE BEACH gins, John Tcrwilllger, Irvin Fleisch­ er, Earl Nibluck, George \Vil*on, Hen­ ry Wimbish, C. B. Sutton, William nt approximately the same hour ami Gillon and Umpires James Houlihan 1minute; and Lyle Tapp. June July Aug. Date RfJv 1111)8 WANTED I-ost 18 18 23 23 23 25 24 25 29 Won 28 25 26 25 25 26 21 20 15 Daily Fashion Hint PAGE THRKB :V a ^V - S'.* . "V,, 111 �v ^ . £-' t ' ' V¥ > - * * " * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 8,1922 PAGE FOUR were denied by the sub coramlitoe,; famous aalta ia made from the acid You might get as good i , BISHOP KiLGO won't find any better l0*j * n i . . . i . m i r which excluded proposals for a new of grapea and lemon juice, combined WILL GO HOME TODAY IP CONDITION WARRANTS fleet U se at Alameda. CaL, a ne"J withi Hthia and has been u* or gen- Butter-Crust and Poi,-,,-*. _____ torpedo base at San Pedro, Cal., and crations to flush clogged kidneys and Split Bread. If you h„ , rt <u, Tfce 1-re.o » new aviation base at Standpoint, stimulate them 'io activity, also to a t!e« l has been ml»‘ ..j »' n/\T\TTT l n r r n n i V MEMPHIS, T«nn., Ji-ne a.-Biahop w«*h. neutralise the acids in unne so it no then eat O. K. BRFIAD J! The Daily Herald Delivered to poor r l l r I I l i A l l I l J U ' A I 1 Kilfro will be taken to his home in About ha!f of the $32,000,000 In- longer causes irritation, thus ending milk and pure shortening A t/ l O JU ia a tI Charlotte, North Carolina tonight, un- crcaWi over thc house bill aaked for bladder disorder*. nx days a week for 16 centa— Join the throng* of reader*. h**s there is a turn for the worse. He j,y secretary Denby were granted. Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot Why pay more? The Ben, KIYVANIS CLUB " I I .L HAVE spent a restless night after yester- Th(. m0Bt important was f 10,000,000 injure; makes a delightful effervea- tiltor, $2.25. 2.25. Se See u. befoj* CHICKEN I’lLLAU AND Herald want ada get results. day’s isilly and la somewhat weaker f(>r navaj con,tnictlon and in addl- cent lithla-water drink which all reg- — Elder Springs Water r« DANCE today. Fairfax Harrison, President t(on the trnnsfer of $8 000,000 of In- ular meat caters should take now and 311. Southern Railway, sent his private j^^tedness from the shipping board, then t okeep the kidneys clean and PIANOS The Sanford Kiwania Club will hold car here to take the Bishop home. the blood pure, thereby avoiding ser­ their regular weekly meeting at PhlL Kilgo ia a member of the board of ious kidney complications.—Adv. PHONOGRAPHS THE BELT A LINK WITH CARUSO llpa* Casino at Lake Mary thia after­ directors. Southern Railway. noon at aix o'clock instead of the ValAutomobile lndetn PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Late Singer's Last Retreat Shown in TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT dez Hotel at noon as their regular GEORGIA RATES CUT Association POPULAR S H E E T MUSIC custom haa been. They want to give •‘The Man From Home" El PlLHO, III. A summer bronchial cough keeps all the membera and their wives and P L A Y E R ROLLS A T fi& T £ P.r ^ r in g their stay at Sorrento. Gem not only the sutlercr but other mem­ sweethearts an outing for one thing Cluims promptly paid. / and they also want to show Manager cent horizontal reduction in Intra- Htxm.urice and h.s company, who bers of the fvmily awake. Alfred Bar­ U eliv fci cHl tlii.s w , , y J . H. HINTERMISTER Phillip* that they appreciate hla cf- state freight rates in Georgia was or- ^ « ™ * 1 ‘W° « onlh‘ " , lla,y ker, 1001 Avcndale St., E. Liverpool, Drcsr.er, collision, 5G1G.S1 for of den <i yesterday • by thc -----state railroad ,minK Th°made XU" their headquarters O., writes: "I consider it my duty to Thomas Emmet Wife™ fort, to ghv the people a place «. ’/ — - ......... “Paramount, PIANO CO. write clean and wholtsom© amusement, me commission. comruiMlcn. . ... , * * " flwo *and uu tell Wi| th-' results of Foley's« $105.95. This claim was AVelaka Block Kiwanlans will dance and have an The order was rdet that " ‘ ' . ° ‘ u,‘ ' _ Honey and Tar, which I used for ir.y on May 8th, and check evening of enoyment. freight rates in Georgia might be in K'1* j* . c . * C ? a° f h, ,,f boy who had been suffering from a May 25th . Thi> is the d The dance is open to the public accord with thc rates in other states I . L’ .’ bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Folyou get when vow Henry McLaulin, Jr. and is not 9 Kiwanls affair as many which July I will be reduced 10 per J " . 1 " " “ ' > ‘"1* *a ” ‘ ,nY\ * ” cy's Honey and Tar has done him won- service insured by TH E IlKl.T. dorful good, end I shall always m m OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST have thought and all who wont to cent horizonally by an order of the nn.* mend it." It sooths and heu’s. Sold G. C. FELLOWS, A dance are invited to go out this even- Interstate Commerce commission. The »ec "The Man , , , ,, „ .. . , , everywhere.—Adv ing and enjoy the fino floor and a intrn-tnte reduction is effective July .. Box 15(1, Sanford—— — l’k«, F rom Home, which is coming to the first. good orchestra. I’rim i s-. Theatre tonight, will know The Herald wishes to congratulate that m one scene at least they arc ■■■■■■■■H uauauauBaaaaiuaaaaaH auauaauuuiaaaBsaaiii COTTON MARKET UP Manager Phillips upon his decision to looking at the identical spot on which * ieliminate the dancing at the pavilion his last days. on Sunday afternoons and nights. Thet NEW YORK. Juno 8,-r-The cottun * aruso Also a two-part Century comedy. pavilion will be open to the public market experienced a strong upturn land the bathing bench will tie open Yesterday on a renewal of heavy Hanford, Fla on Sundays but there will be no done- *pi ulative and trade buying based 112 Rasl. lit Ht ing except on week nights and the on ruin news from nil parts of thc usual schedule us published in this pa- ! Ik It and bullish spot advances. Oc­ _ per will be carried out. The best of tober *old nl 21.20, a new high for order will prevail at all times and the season, and t*.2 points above Tues­ the new casino and pavilion is made days close. FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCC VSand operated especially for the chil­ ION ALLY' IF YOU BAT MEAT dren and everything done for their REGULARLY \IIOUT BATHING BF.At IIES. safety and pleasure. _____ ■ There is no business more personal The new casino and bathing beach jf,,, matter of bathing f a c i l i t i e s , No man or woman who eats meat than banking:. '•'ill prove very popular f"r Sund icceailbl*, should now be given regularly can make a mistake by , ■ school picnic- and Thursday afternoon careful attention by every community flushing the kidneys occasionally, says ■ affairs ns well us for private parties ;n Florida. \Ve spring thi word*, “ well-known authority. Meat forms j| We seek to establish and maintain You Can Find the Name of at nil times and already several •‘BATHING, BOATING and FISH- uric acid which clogs the kidney pores ■ close personal relationships with our KVrrjr Live Professional and Ichurches .vro making arrangements to j.s'G" glibly in ail our latoratun « o l M) they sluggishly filter or strain part customers. Businesa Man In Hanford in hold tljeir annual picnic at tho Lake ogj from every biard of trade and "f the waste and poisons from thc This Column Each Day Mary resort, thus giving the children rhnmber of commerce in the state, blood, then you get sick. Nearly all Feel free to consult us on any bus­ a fine outing close home and keeping o f course, there is "boating, bathing rheumatism, headaches, liver trouthe muncy In Seminole county. nn,| fishing” within reach of those hie, nervousness, constipation, dizziiness m atter with which you may he who can afford to go after them— ucss, sleeplessness, bladder disorders concerned, and be assured of a cor­ but—and this should sink in -there come from sluggish kidneys. George A. DeCottes Klan (in it ials dial welcome. ..re a great many cities and towns in The moment you feel n dull ache In j 'llo r n e y « t-ljtw A r C I n d i c t e d II^ Florida that have not bathing facili the kidneys or your bark hurts, or if Over Sewlnole County Bank California Jury ties within their borders, although the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of . . well equipped by nature with ideal sediment, irregular of* passage or atHANFORD FLORIDA <iir Thr c««,.rinf«d i‘rr**( bathing waters—and the boys and tended by a sensation of scalding, get J.O.S ANGELES, June 8.—Three (jirls and men and women of th*-"- about four ounces of Jad Salts from S. 0 . Shinholner « high officials and thirty-four alleged communities are not getting what is l4,'y reliable pharmacy and take a members of the Ku Klux Klnn were roniing to them—an upimrtnuity to tnblespoonful in'u glass of water bcContractnr mid IJuilder in diileil by the Los Angeles county enjoy one of Florida’s greatest bb -s- f,,r,‘ breakfast for a few days and -PROGRESSSTRENGTH-SERVlCBl grand Jury today on five counts of fogs—a bath In lake, or Inlet, or kidneys will then net fine. This HANFORD ... PLORID* felony ehargvs in connection with a stream, or bay, within wnlking disraid at Inglewood, near here on April |nnce of home. SMITH BROS. 22. Inst. As I write this thc merry voices of The Klitn officers were William S- girls and !«»>» diving, swimming and Garage and Machine Co. Coburn, grand goblin of the Pacific splashing happily in the wattrs ’of Erpcrl Auto Repair Work domain, and supreme attorney of the m„kin Inlet come to me, arid I myRhone SO Corner Flrft snd Onk older; G. W. Price, king kb’agle for „clf orn able to have a plunge in the the -tate of <nlifornla and N. A. early morning and as often through Baker, kb-aklr or organizer for tho the day ns I take the notion. I have “ W E D E L I V E R T H E GOODS county of Los Angeles. ju ji dropped one of my exchanges ; Quick Service Transfci Baker is under arrest here while which commented on the difficulty Coburn and Price are understood to be ()rinndo is having in keeping small j Storngf FaelllUcH in the E*ist. bays out of the wnlcr in the city limSix other persons wore Indicted, jt„. The little lads, it seems, will go If we please you, tell others; If im each as "John Doe." The charges are m *wlmm|ng In spite of the devil. Ami tell us. Rhone 49H false Imprisonment, two counts; kid- jt j* « m il, sure-enough devil who napping, two counts, and assault with would want to keep them out. B. W. HERNDON intent to commit murder, one count. I was once when a small boy over Although the ihree ifficlnls hnve Canada chased through a field of Insurance Agency been suspended, according to word Canadian thistles in my bare polt by from Atlanta, headquarter! of the „ constable who was bound to preFIRE—AUTO—RON D8 Knit, they have continued to funrtinn vent up small boys from going sw'iinhere and have been recognized by m|nir „n Sunday. 1 took refuge In a The manufacturer who makes your shoes is working- for as having possession of all hay mow, and escaped—hut the mo. Sparton Horn Service klnnsmen tin* authr ‘Qv rfff-ca. MU hit? and the* community did not you. So is the store that sells you shoes, your grocer, -------------- a t --------------linii wn* fixed for each of the dc- escape, nor did the church I was supyour clothier and every concern or person who makes or fondants in the amount of $1,000 ext„ attend. I hated them all Sanford Battery Service 11 pt in ihe ro'e Nathan A. Baker, forever after and so did my loryhood sells anything you buy. self.admitted leader In the raid, in chums. Company whose case it was set at $10,000. Ho | notice that Mt. Dora, in Lake is in custody in the psychopathic county, is awake to the necessity of ( )t ten t hese people have messages for you. They want to SANFORD NOV E L "i ward of the county hnspltnl owing to providing community bathing fncilitell you about new goods, new styles, new prices or other n mental breakdown. ties, and also I notice with pleasure WORKS An attorney for the klnnsmen an- that the Kustis U k e Region is urging new things they think you should know about. n.,urn i d Hint the other Indicted klnns- the imiHirtnnec of providing rommunV. C. CULLER, Drop. men would appear in tli- superior Ry bathing facilities within the city 1hey can t speak to you personally because they have so tomorrow, and In view of this |inijla l4S ,(nrt „f lhc advantages made General Shop and Mil) v.t.rl many customers to serve. So they put their messages in rm warrants were Issued "'a lter Mo-(possible by the hulkhcnding of U k e -b, r ami Uuegg are. under a $ln.OOO Kustis now in progress, which, when the newspaper in the form of advertisements. Work U il on complaint* charging assault completed, will make it one of the It is to your interest to read the advertisements. They CONTRACTOR and H'.'lLDEff witliintent to commit munler, (lied in most beautiful water fronts to lx* the township court soon after the found anywhere. are published for your benefit. They keep you informed 117 Commercial Htreet Hanford, Fis n‘id- l» Hated at the district Thl. summer weather Is here. That attorney's office these complaints ,h.. time we home folks get an npas to what these folks are doing for you. They help you Ptobnhly would he dismissed. |H.rtunity to enjoy ourselves. Every buy the right goods at the right time and to make the Geo. W. Knight * ■ .village, town, city or hamlet should VMKill* AN GOLFER provide suitable bathing most of your money. facilities, Real E a la le and lnnnrance ELIMINATED TODAY easily accessible. HANFORD -I- FLORIDA BY ENGLISH i RAMR| lto '*° •bould Moreover, you II find that business concerns that tell you |rut out the "bathing" ails, from their III* Tl»r l«wnrlni(il Prree) literature.—Rube Allyn in the Florida frankly what they are doing are the most dependable. GLEN EAGLES, Scotland June H, Sanford Machine & Jock Hutchison, the only American Fisherman. Stores that advertise are progressive stores that have Foundry Co. competitor remaining in tho play in WORK IN NAVY YARDS thousund guineas golf tournament! something real to say to you. Manufacturers who ad­ " ILL EKOCEKD SLOW LY General Marhlm* snd Boiler Work; here, was eliminated today by A. G, i BI T WITH FULL ROWER vertise their products have confidence in them, because Cylinder Grinding; Dal.uic Riston*; Havers, of England, one up. i( docs not pay to advertise anything that is not good. f !l| Thr it pfeiet Ovrrsirr Rings and I'ins; Flywhotl EIGHT AMERICAN SOLDIERS WASHINGTON, Juno 8,—Work on Hteel Gear Band*; Crank Hhafta rs DROWNED AT VLADIVOSTOK nil naval vessels permitted the United AAKRK ON THE NEW ORLEANS Mates under the arms conference turned; agents for Caille lntrasrd sn* treaty would proceed at atwut the Outtmard Motors. .— -------Rhone #1 VLADIVOSTOK, June 8 —Eight presont rate with no reductions of enlisted men from the United States forces at any of tho privnte or govgunboat New Orleans believed drownimii.it y,i, ds, under the revised na­ Rayfield Carburators cd in Silin,- mishap at Amurday, Si­ »t val appropriation hill as completed beria, No trace of the men since yesterday by the senate appropria­ Installed and Gunrnnterd by Sunday. tions sub committee. Sanford Battery Service Requests of the navy department Bargains found inch day by read­ for funds with whleh to begin on Company ing thc Herald Ads. three new Pacific coast naval bases m - I ’m Going Right Straight Back te U f Dear Old Florida Home,” *t HintannUtcr'a Piano Stare, Welak* Block. 20-tfp LAKE MARY CASINO WILL BE PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS IF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS! PROFESSIONAL a. pul till i' Cc cl* to tic' de­ lta Vl: DIRECTORY t * ft» tc 1 cf r. rr a t a | 1» The Seminole County Banl o ri o r R e a d in g o ri ou the Advertisements is Interesting and Profitable both �THE 8ANF0RD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 8,1922 “Fountain Dance/’ she was followed by little Mary Wight who interpreted the graceful “Narcissus dance." A f­ ter tho dances, these dainty little ! 0, maidens entered with u silver basket filled with clever toasts, written by I*hoD» J**'W ' . .utthur r*« the guests nnd presented them to a ui> *’ . . h f r f *r the honorce. tho presentation of the toasts * : £ & « * = * * * theAfter hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ralph Wight nerved jellied shrimp salad in CALBN‘,AU pepper cups, potato chips, sandwich­ es, salted pecans, crystnlixcd grape­ Book c l“b..,w“ ! fruit, hot “schneckne" and pinenppte J S L - »»»!"• " ‘" j " * " 1 cup. l^rotUP* nt BcaCh' Among the out-of-town guests were Misses Winnette Manning, and Anna ^ a ., Mother*’ Club at the Lou Huff of Atlanta, Ga., and Misses ,rf.( Mr*. >| Minarik, tOOO Ethel Decn and Mary Shelton of „ * „ , Rt 3:30 p. m. Douglas, Ga. Si Agnr* Guild will meet C IE T Y PRETTY SHRUB ALMOST GONE Terms of Proposed Mountain Laurel, One* Plentiful Every­ where, Hat Oetn Destroyed Through Public Careleseneee. Steel Merger Are Now Made Public PAGE FIVE and Washington, 1 per cent, and DAUGHERTY WILL NOT Chicago and Omifha, less than five- f RESIGN FROM OFFICE tenths of one |«r cent. --------For the year ending May 15, retail I n r Tbe Associated 1'rcss» ! food prices in Norfolk, Va.t decreased WASHINGTON, June 8. Attorney S per cent. Genera! Daugherty called on Presldent Holding yesterday about a mat­ ter of official detail and wns asked \MEM CAN COTTON when he came out for his view on EXCHANGE CONVICTED various reports that he would resign OF BUCKETING ORDERS office. --------“You can say,” he told ncjyspaper ' tHr'Ttiv^Associated Press> men, “that then* never was a . time NLW XORK, June 8. The Amort- when I would give thirty cents to get ' nn * ot,,,n Exchange wns cinvictcd of the office of attorney general, but 11 c“nr8*-' bucketing orders by a su- that I wouldn't take n million dolpreme court jury late yesterday. The |nni for jt now » jury deliberated Just one hour. — tn r Thr AasocUtrd Prrsst NEW T ORK, June 8.—The terms of the proposed merger of Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company, Inland Steel Company ami Kepuhlic^Imn nnd Steel Company, with issued capital of $132,814,587 were made public last night in a letter to stockholders. It was signed by W. E. Corey, L. K. Block and John A. Topping, chairmen of the boards of the three companies. They stated that details of organiz­ ation had not been definitely settled nnd that the plan was subject to chan­ Have you read tho want ads today T ges to meet conditions and the opin­ KI WAN IS CLUB MEETS AT Distance makes no difference; wo ion of counsel. LAKE MAIO IH1S Ah I KRNOON a re ready for the long, as well as tho tome of Mr*. Archie BetU, The Midvule and Inland companies M ERRIE MATRONS IIRIDGE CLUR Jl short trips. Call 408 for n Quick Sorwill consolidate nnd take the name of Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn entertained the The members of the Kiwnnis Club vice Trnnsfcr. G0-tfc-m members of the Merrie Matrons the North American Steel Corporation nnd their wives or sweethenrts will .J Mr* Bavcnel are plcasantFiridge Cluh most delightfully yester­ the letter explained, nnd this eorpora- meet at Lake Mary this afternoon at L j for the euitimer in the atTREATIES NOT AFFECTED Don will acquire, subject to its tiubil- f()Ur oVi,** for „ ROod #wim in the day afternoon nt her home on Mughtmr of Mr*. Scoggins on nolin avenue. itles. the assets of the Republic pladd water* of the beautiful Lake Thf Ammorin, r i Fragrant pink roses combined with company. for w^ic^ the village i« named. After TOKIO, June 8.—Treaties nnd ftg( apitar.ration, under the consum- the swim has given the bunch a good reements signed at the Washington W K. ScogKin* anil children greenery were effectively used in-the mated plan, comprises $79,175,600 appetite Host vteorge George iPhilipps conference to wnicn which Japan was ■ * ................ appeme mine uosi nnipps turns aims conierence |hit *rfV for Hendersonville, N. rooms where the card tables were in bonds ami other tixpd charge obll- will feed them with chicken pillau n party, will not be affected by the ^I( [hr\ Hill spend a short placed. An absorbing game of bridge was gallons, f ni,.U|,4..i new porferred and accessories to match. The husi- cabinet crisis, it was decided yesterl y * , r lnp 10 Montreal for the played during the altemoon, high "lock of 10(1 par value and $3,309,012 ness meeting of the club will be held dayby the privycouncil. score Ixdng made by Mrs. I). P. *n shares of new common stock with- immediately after supper and after out pnr value. business has been looked after the KlHave you read the want ads today? McDaniel returned home Drummond, who wns awarded a may­ The bonds and fixed charges oh'ign- wanlana and host Philipps will stage from Fork Union, Virginia, onnaise set. Miss Louise DeCottcs, of WAS DEITY OF ANCIENT EGYPT ’ i" ,ls consist of $GO599,500 IHinds a dance at Philipps' pavilion to Npciind sh i'o ls, S '/ jX ll, only h, fc»* been attending school, Jacksonville, won the guest prize, a bottle of perfume.* and guaranteed obligations of the which all Kiwanians and their friends Amen One of the Chief Undo—In He­ the summer v«e»tlon 5 0 c pt'c 1,000. w hile they ta st, nt 11 Midvale company or Its subsidiaries; are invited. brew Word Signifies Strength At the conclusion of the card game, H erald o ffice . If with hi* mother, Mrs. E. A. or Trustworthiness. $13,357,Oho and other obligations of the hostess served a tempting salad I Republic or it* subsidiaries and $5,course. A wealth of significance Is stored up *J|7,000 Imml- and other obligations ■ ■ ■ ■ s s i n n i a s s i K i B i M S i s u s a s u u i a i n s s s s s i i i u s i B a h t i a a i Mrs. George \V. Knight nnd Miss (STURT \INS t HtCI.ES In the word "Amen.'* i . , , „, „ , , , , ,, • „„ , ,, ,, , ,,, of Inland, all which, in addition to mrmler* <>f I'ircte No. -1 were Louise DeCottes acted as substitutes Ainen was one or the oldest dc It <•* , ’ , »|n*»ntl)' ei.tertninekl yesterday for absent club members. The regu- of the Amimi Kgypthins, and one of the other liabilities of the three enmT. in Williams at lar club members being present were their chief gods. Ills emblem was rnnlors. are t< bo assumed by the cor** ^ nV, jh e members Mesdamcs I). P. Drummond, C. E . 1'* r,l,,M wearing a red erown, surmount- ‘ porntion. bc< disk of the sun. In token The preferred st«wk Is to be 7 per Jfo. 1 Were also invited to I Henry, Harry B. Lewis, A. W. Fitts, ' “'J *•>' of tils dominion over both the earth cent cumulative and convertible until Harry Hcernn and R. J. Holly. i tlww delightful afternoons, and the heavens. July t, 19,11, into common stock, four Cleanliness is next to Godliness | SSI ipent with sewing doll « I *i ‘Vnnshares of preferred for five of cumJEN N Y 8PAULDING CIRCLE. aferthe bazaar to In* given this I . tniii-f. ! i ,I, M r . mon,’ and. . b nt the The Jenny Spaulding Circle met on SAinenka Rsr.i were nl*u rnnde for a the ihusbund of " Ids . t» be redeemable , We invite the public and all users of E L D E R Wednesday afternoon at the home of mother, thus signifying that me .u- ' °Ptlon of ,ho corP°rB,ion nt ,,r> l’“r ■ iapp«r to June 17th SPRINGS W A TER to visit the nprinir and in Mrs. Murphy. Meeting opened by- lty tn question was m the lime the ccnt nni' nccn,<,<E dividends. jftt dlevt. our method of handling its product. Why take th do«c of the nftenioon Mrs. prayer led by Mrs. E. M. Carroll. It oldest nnd the youngest of created a chance? Your eminent phvHicians claim beings. RETAIL FOOD PRICES a*u served pineapple sherbed was the regular business meeting nnd that this w ater in unexcelled nnd its purity In the Hebrew language "Amen” there was a good attendance of mem­ INCREASED IN MAY Wttff take. makes it most beneficial for many trouble*. signifies strength or trustworthiness— bers. the "God of Truth." referred to In i l l s T h e \aaorlnlrd I'rraa) Meeting next week with Mrs. Her­ Isaiah being literally the “God of ftllir.E I.UNCIIKON FOR The Ford people of Sanford ns well as the WASHINGTON, June 8.—Retail bert Speer. An interesting program Anion." In using the word nt the end W estern Union recommend this wntor for YISITUILS. batteries. compliment to her charm- is pinnned ami nil members are urged of mir creeds ani| prayers, therefore, fowl prices increased in 15 cities nnd we not only yxcbdni “So be It !"— decreased slightly in It) others from Bur gjtd*, Ethel Deen to meet promptly nt 3:00 p. m. which Is the generally accepted mean­ April 15 to May 15, according to com­ Call phone 811 and have a bottle of this water Ibf) i*lt«n ,of Dougins, Ga., ing of the term—but nftlrni the truth pilations made public yesterday by the sent you nnd protect vour health. Arc you moving? Call 498. 60-tfcm tblridfr lunchcm given by Mrs, of what has been recited. department of Inbor involving 25 of !nt>s ThiKp<n, yevterday mumthe principal cities of the country. I’oinsettia ltuttor-Split nnd O. K. it hi h nn M.iunolia avenue, The following increases were noted: Sunbeams Drttioy Bacteria. thing five tid'lcs of players and Butter-Crust bread for those who ap­ Experiments tn various quarters Richmond, Va 2 per cent; Atlanta, Gl-lwc abf of gue.*t- came in for preciate a good loaf. have shown tGut sunbeam* are aide Hnltlmore, Birmingham, Butte, Cin­ KC. to destroy bacteria In water nt a FLORIDA SANFORD If it’s a piano, we know how*. Call depth of nt Iium twenty Inches be­ cinnati, Milwaukee, Norfolk, Philadel­ ■stities of yeilo.i and white daisG0-tfc-m neath the surface tine might almost phia, Snvannnh, St. Nulls, Seattle, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a? art u*ni in charming profusion 498. liken the ray* of light in such n case I nrn'JJ rm in' On each table, to javelins and nr runs piercing an t cryitai va*< of yellow rose enemy, for It hits lm>n found that the • destructive action l« greatly dimin­ iBwmir.g w«- pleasantly spent ished If only the perpemlh ular sunkwrzl garni« of bridge, the tel beams fall upon the water. --------tei l for high -tore, a box of stnThe slaughter of the bacteria Is by17, uj« non ii> Miss Lottie tei fur the greatest when both perpen­ Of Fruit and Vegetable tei nil. while the cut prize, a box tei Shipment from Florida tea dicular ami oblique rays enter the tea water uninterrupted. Like u ship In «*4tr. w»c u n by Miss Daphne tei I-1’ ib- Mi-'t D»en * tel *3 to: tei tel tel Pc Vy tei action, the sun Is most itowcrfii! when It can rake the enemy with a cross­ fttltm, wen ptV'cnted with silk fire. And It has to shoot Its tiny ar­ In orcbr to close out the stock of Stationery and Office d kzrfi, The following number of cars con- rows of light a long way—almost 93,Supplies and make room for new stock of proods coming* *ct ociisk ,i thdicious four tniidng Florida fruits nnd vegetables 090,000 mites. Hut, fortunately for us, n trecheon w , - -creed by the were fonvnided from Jacksonville, they get here and they are effective. in and also to put in larger and more commodious offices Mrs. 1». C. Mar- Hnmpton nnd High Springs, vin nilthe Herald Printing* Company will sell all stationery and Kn. Ed. Ijim. Mr*. \V. A. rail, during the twenty-four hours Mies as Travelers. * isd Mr- Stella Arrington. When Robert Hums called a mouse office supplies listed below at half price. All of these ending June 7, 1922: a “we**, sleeklt, cow'rln', tlm’rous invited t meet these chnrmOhio, North Southproods are going: higher instead of dropping and the pric­ tieostle," he was probably nul aware hscreei wt-r. Misses Florence Miss. of Sa- cm lhat u mouse Isn't (he frail, helples* es are big bargains. You will agree with us if you look Etc*, litnry, \gne* Dumas, Esand vnnnah Points little creature It looks to he. Accord­ k '«r, Anna L>ni Huff and Win. Total ing to the discovery of the late Da.Id Beyond them over. The opportunity of the public to buy the best Mar.r.mg „f Atlanta, Lettie Cald- Grapefruit 0 25 Hutton, of Duinferttkllne, Scotland, the 18 7 in stationery and office supplies at prices that, will never ktidn i - . . . 0 1 B le u * . Utl/UM U«VC>» HOIlUi («ll III '*J » 0 i YtnjffcluLlcjft 0 7 a day. Some mice make real speed i Wimbish, Marion Pim-nppk'n .. be touched at tills price again. 3 4 records, and cover even more ground 49 11 Tomatoes than this tn 21 hours. Mr. Hutton <> 1 Celery ....... found. Thera was one iimme In partic­ *Vuomb. Mrs. Robert Hines, Potatoes 1 . o ular, In Ids collection, that smnsheil . '-Ii , Dick Brown Peppers ...... 0 8 all the long-distance records tn mouse(n Li |:,m 178 Watermelons 198 dom by running 3do miles In 33 dnyn. 5 Ami all lids marathon mouse required Cantoluupos 1 Fine Box Stationery, worth §2.00, n o w ..... ............... $1.00 FtHt MKs DUMAS to keep him going was n half-penny worth of oatmeal during the entire detail was the Movement Since Beginning of Sen.50 Fine Box Stationery, worth §1.00, now.......... period. Ifi'tr >«- *•t-Hiy afternoon by son. Sept. 15, 1921 1 r) Airiit, at her attractive Grapefruit (1442 7145 1319 Fine Box Stationery, worth GOc, n ow ......... ......35c and *10c Independence. B b lr ,, uh„n alv, nn(n. Oranges 4087 1170 2811 “Shmilil n phy-lcliin gist* Ills wealthy < It car i hoiiar of Miss Vegeta Ides Pound Paper, worth §1.00, now.................................... .00 79 361 1922 patients harmless powders when tlicy * I’- •, 1'tide-elect of Sep- Lettuce 20 . IG9 2096 Insist on t>*.|ii|- iresteil. ullliough In* ■ Tr.cr Envelopes to Match Pound Paper^pkg._ ..............20 - g six tallies of Pineapples 1 39 11 knows they ure quite well, or should ’ • "*K*- umi line Tomatoes 2230 05 3 1 647 tie tell them frankly there Is nothing ir.i Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards ........... ...................... 60 the runlfer with them?'' asked tho 48 2692 1532 Celery ........... »li1 . young doctor. arranged on the Potatoes 233 882 3325 .50 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards......... "Thn I ile|lends on the filintirlul 'I "'king the love- Peppers C6J 15 154 status of Hie physician,” said the el­ •'.v.! n the porches nnd Cabbage 334 Students1 Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe, §1 value .50 . 245 2287 derly doctor. “If lie has an Income o " quantities of Strawberries 35 254 sufficient for hl« needs oTid Is not de­ Students’ Looseleafe Note Books, fine value .......... .35 - c-‘ II" -ts effectively ar- Beans is:. 7 51 pendent on Ids pnutlee for a tiring ’ » Iran t, ’"!» were used in 20 Cucumbers 1762 249 he should not only tell such patients Studcnts Looseleaf Ncte Books, 45c value.................. .25 there is nothing the matter with them, 378 Watermelon* 1747 2288 toil if lie feels III a liirethms mood lie greeted by Mrs, Cantaloupes 100 1 4 Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs. f o r ...................... .15 can even afford tn pooh-pooh their «, *f,!' 1 R. Kirtley nnd most cherished symptoms."—Hlriulng. ’ -'G‘ k'ight wore n lie- PRINCETON TO GRANT 10c Composition Books f o r ..... ............. .05 ham A'gc-llcrnld. »tum. , f white, while Mrs. PRESIDENT HARDING o ■IlTUtrt f r t if- K was of- grey or5c Composition Books, f o r .................................................02 HONORARY DEGREES Pets Provided For by Will. ' f Pinl‘ Miss Dumas was lb diitc Cat legate*** are not peculiar to 10c School Tablets, 2 for ................................................. .15 t"po dt* chine, comtlljr T l i r I 'r r a O France. England tins hud them, nnd *3i giv!,j WASHINGTON, June 8.—Preaident In our own eountry only n few years 5c School Tablets,_____ ________________ 2 1 *jc tn 3 1-3" ^* I*tn< I (...... .. the i,u. prize, n Imrding wns scheduled to leave Wnsh- ngo died the second of two cats. carts, a by Miss Florence Ington this morning for Rnritnn, N. J., Hlnckle nnd Pinkie, ttmt hetnnged to Ink, Paste and M uscilage ........ ...................................................... Vs Price among the home of Senator Frelinghuysen, Benjamin F*. DIUey of Wilkes Hurre. v , 1' 11 high score — -------t,-. ,, T wa* m*do by Mrs. and on Friday will attend two cere­ Pn. Mr. Dllley. at Ids denlh, left tlie EVERYTHING IN OFFICE SU PPLY L IN E AT I '1’ "®s awarded n monies nt Princeton, N. J., the unveil­ Income of $40,000 to provide for them ns long a s they should live, up|Kilntcd l *' ,>a*nt*'d in platinum, the ing of the Princeton bnttle monument ii womun to cure for them, and lieGREATLY REDUCED PRICE ' f Mr*. A. B. Commons, nnd the commencement exercises at qurnthed tier a pen.ion till tier death, Rented to the honoree. Princeton University. The President lifter whlrh the estate wn« to he dlthe honoree was present- will be granted n doctor’s degree by vtiled, most of It going to rhnrltles [ late, also the lovely tb« university and Is expected to make Pinkie died first. Hlnckle followed her return to two year- Inter at the age of sixteen. ^ f' ' "innions. two adresses. He will retu whl<-h Is four years beyond the averi ■? the aw arding of the priz- Washington Friday evening. up* life of n cat. y ''ere cleared away and Let us do your Job Printing. ’ Wight danced the T U T A D A I L Y H E R A L D W A H T AO. Many years ago, when the American Indians were the only Inhabitants of tile United Htnte*. the mniintalntldee In springtime were almost while with the blossoms of clnymoun, the Indian name for mountain laurel. Nowadays the laurel ts not so plen­ tiful. People have broken down too many plants and pulled up too many others by the roots. Still you may Had some of these low, scrnggly bush­ es If you are familiar with the coun­ tryside. For In nearly every hilly part of the states, front Maine to Ohio, from Florida to Canada, a few at least of these attractive shrubs are grow­ ing. The roots of these particular plants reach out for surprisingly long dis­ tances, seeming to enjoy prowling about In the loose soil of the moun­ tainsides Yet, with alt the roving tendencies of the roots, the pntcties of plants do not spread, hut remain about the same size from year to year. Calico-bush Is mi old-fashioned nnrne ior iimumnm laurel, inurei, an name for mountain imine tnni that some country people think Is the only name. Spoonwood Is nnnther queer name by whlch you may bear this same plant cu w • Elder Springs Water Co. DAILYREPORT « Selling Out oAll Stock in Stationery and Officc Supplies fo r Two Weeks Special Bargains Jo b Lots Herald Printing Co. .<* - -: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, June 08, 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>, June 08, 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/54347eb3522078c00579dd82073be9a9.pdf 5466d5f6327d2491bc49e9eb1a4ae5a3 PDF Text Text The S anford Daily H erald SANFORD “ The City Substantia!" IN THE H E A R T OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 61 SANFORD, FLO R ID A , FR ID AY, JUNE 9. 1922 volume hi. SEPARATE REPORTS R. R. TELEGRAPHERS SAFE BONUS bill presented to THREESETTING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MUSCLE SHOALS PLANT - WILL NOT BE INCLUDED THE SENATE LAST NIGHT IN TH E. . . . . . . . . . . . ' ....AFTER BEING BLOCKED ^ Made to House Today by Members of the Military House Committee Williams Resisted First Attempt But Was Not P r e s e n t Second I inie BILL ON CALENDAR UcCL'MHF.lt HOPES TO PASS THE COMPENSATION 1111*1* IN n e a r FUTURE BRITISH TAKE BELLEEK FORT AFTER FIGHT FREE S T A T E TERRITORY IS OC­ CUPIED BY BRITISH TROOPS I Hr The A«»o«-lnlrd l'rr,«l GUN CLUB According: to Rumors W ASHINGTON, June 9.— Three separate reports setting forth recommendations for action by congress respecting Muscle Today ot' Contemplat­ Shoals were made to the House today by members o f the Military ed New Slash Committee. Each report admits the task of making a final decis­ ion the duty of the full membership of the house. Acting Chair­ man McKenzie, o f Illinois, who drafted the m ajority report, tiedares at the outset of that document that the Ford proposal was the only one found worthy o f serious consideration and asks its ac­ RA 1.1*11 WIGHT TAKES THE I.KAH ceptance, provided the Gorgas steam plant is not included among THOSE OF M AINTENANCE OF AW A Y FROM KIND the projects to be disposed of. Concurrence in m ajority report ex­ w \A EMPLOYEES ANII SHOP­ COI.K-M AN cept for reference to Gorgas plant, was voiced in the minority re­ MEN DOWN THE LINE port presented by W right, o f Georgia, and supported by James. HeU |th n Ktm, yMtcrt|ny ,,f over ing The Associated I’ ress) publican, Michigan, and remaining Democratic members. } perfect. Ralph Wight is now the CHICAGO, June 9.— Railway Tele­ The third report submitted by Darker, Republican, of New |oni|or f „ r t|u, m the trapshootJersey, adverse to acceptance o f Ford offer unless it was modified injf t|)p gnnfoni k „(| & Gun Club, graphers probably will not he includ­ in other sections than that dealing with the Gorgas plant. 'succeeding J. B. Coleman, who hu» ed in the third wngo cut order of the T im : AT THE LOT WAGE CUT FOLLOW m a d b ig BELFAST, June 0.— Bellcek and it* famous fort which arc in free state WASIIINOTON. Juno 9.— The aol- territory were occupied yesterday af­ d>rV bonu* bill wns formally pres* ternoon by Hritish troops and the rr*r,| last night to the senntc after a British ensign has displaced the Refl,.t iff rt by Chairman McCumber pulilicnn tri-color which had flown held the title since the opening of the Rnilroad Labor Board according to Pu season. Ra Pa of the finance committee to report it from the walls of the fort since it was Pa rumors today of contemplated new Pa »t the opening " f the session had occupied some time ago by Irish ir Pc. Yesterday was n comparatively slash from the rnilroad payrolls. Now blocked by Senator Williams, regular forces. good day nt the traps. The weather Pa wage cuts to follow those for main­ wna good, with the exception of the Dtmocrat. Mississippi , The British troops moved to with- P l tenance of way employes and shop­ Srr.itur Williams was nbsent front Jn tW(J miIp4 of Ucl|cpk on thl> louth P.i heat, and a fairly good crowd wa* men! will affect clerks, signalmen, out to participate in the contest, which the onate when Senator McCum °tr 18horc „ f Cough Kmc and atartrd op Pn wa waa interesting from start to finish. stationery firemen, oilers, mnrinc de­ pre*cr.t» *1 the measure for the aecon |cn,t|ong< The artillery took a posi- Pn partment employes according to re­ Several changes in the standing of the *4 Ml K *• ' tim*. but —- tame into thejrhambor n jjon overlooking the town and com ports. Telegraphers number approx­ minute* afterward. The presen­ ntnnding a fine view of the fort, regulars will be noted in the score imately eighty-one thousand and so below. Coleman was not out yester­ tation followed n quorum call and which is on high ground. WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., June'claim decided advantages, statistics many locnl conditions on various lines day and has now missed several con­ u*« without wunout discussion. iiisiujj.uii, The bill• auThe official nfficiul report of the military 3rd.— Roger W. Rabson, the statisticr« ‘ h‘’ r in faVor o f the ‘•"UAoyorr*. tests. It is hoped that he will be have to he considered deliberation of temstirally went to the senate cn * .authorities on the operation is as fnl, , „ , . , . .. . It 1* believed that a cut Is inevitable. Inn. tndnv Indented several of the fno. - .... ,i„ out next week to defend his reputa­ order affecting telegraphers would »r.Ur. lows: • • t and it is only a question of what tin necessarily consume many weeks. In attempting to offer the hill soon "Orders were received to iliscover tors which ure responsible for "the cut will lie. When the hills are open­ tion. Among the visitors yesterday was Robert Mann, of the Remington after the Scnnte met at II a. in. yes­ whether forces from the free state slowness of business recovery. ed, wage reductions will run from 10 CINCINNATI, Juno 9.—The execu­ terday, Senator McCumber said that were still in occupation of Bclleek Company, who went in the first squad cent: although these rcducreduc­ •The flooils still continue to trouble.• to l" 20 per cent; tive committee of six railway shop "in the very near future I hope to bo Strict orders Were issued that free breaking 21. I*. II. Gibbs, one of the crafts union In each o f the country's the Southwest," said Mr. Rabson. li" " * wi" ^ ‘m I un'eM **** alle to lay n*ide the tariff hill for a state territory was not to he entered heat allots of last season was also out three divisions, will convene at Chi­ day <>r so for the purpose of consid- unless fire was opened upon the "N early four million acres of land are w" rkir* M rl* h{ " ,mI arc happy. At and broke 13 out of his 50. Frank cago June 21, preparatory to <anvasath‘7 ryopen on Woodruff, jr., another regular visitor , rirg and j r»-*ing, if possible, the troops while in Ulster. Water trans­ said to he submerged. Thi. tends to iug the shopmen’* • ••- vote, which delay planting as well as to Interfere " I " '" 1 Mio>'c ,h'“ took 4:i of his Ml targets. compensation bill." port wna urranged, as the stretch of is returnable June 25, it wns announc­ with transportation nnd general buy,n nu,n> ' ,n» ,nn, rl‘* " ‘ ■ "‘•h'turIn the soldiers' compensation road entering the town from the south The score together with the sea­ ed today by It M. Jewell, In ul of tho ing. With the exception of this floodi0" wil1 bnck " * » " nn'* w,,h Ml." he addi-d, "we hnvc nothing but is free state territory. son's nverage to date is im follows: Federated Shop t'rnfta. situation and the Intones, of •pringMthu union BiMSla us business becomes an American bill. I hope we shall The ncore together with the sea­ "The infantry divided into two col­ * n‘ R' •’ "c* rre‘ he able to di,p°**’ of it as an Am eri­ umns, one column on each aide of the crops are coming along very well. son's average to date is aa follows: CINCINNATI, O., Jui 1 9. Presi­ not only to can tnei-urv in the same spirit that hough Erne. Armored cars were sent A little scare in the case o f cotton will"Wage reductions apply Yost. Season do no harm. Scare* do not a f f e c t (the textile industries but to the shoe dent Harding will bo >1 pealed •<» by a *. vtcd for appropriations to carry ahead to reconnoiter. These were Score A vc. leader of I.200.00J ruilwny worker*, crops hut only straighten prices nnd industries and in some cases to the on the war.” Wight. R. It. 125-119 .H92 . filed on from the free state while still pnrt of whom liuve already, received building industries. The Stratum! Senator Underwood, of / a ,am*> |n Ulster. The infantry then advane- make for business activity. .8HS Coleman, J. It. wage cuts from thc railroad labor "The four industries which arc the Don nnd Steel Workers Union In >«dcr. expressed the ^ unj or ft fi„ fr„ n| tho north. Hand, W. S. 25- 10 .831 board due July I. In nn effort to stareim*-t active at tile present time arc Syracuse, N. V , have recently accept V re ti nt when the hill was called up ^ nrti„,.r). ^ c„ pd thc fort nnt| uliMJ Hill, W. C. 100- 08 .H2H off further reduction* in ll.cir pay en­ tile building Industrie*, rniirnud equip*d a wage *C*lo of a dollar an hour th(, northi from whlch it would be by a vote of thc Senate ||m, r||||je I'lllcstoli, S. 125-111 J42tJ velopes, it was decided at a confer­ aid that unanimous consent for its fire hnd been directed on the northern ment, public works, and automobile For all work. I emphasise that these Whitner, t’ hns. 100- 90 J25 ence of rail union heads lust night. manufacturing. They are all Induslabor conflict*—whichovor side may ronslderatinn would not be requested. |^ „„d Cliff House, the headHarden, J. L. .812 Lenders of the eleven rntlwny em­ lb *ad if it was proposed to pass the ^ o f thp forrps yill|, Hpl. tries of a fundamental nature. Not be to blame- are the one important Hutchison, J. « 50- 42 .805 ployes’ organizations, which Tuesday only is development of these Indus- factor preventing business from com I I ht th *c*»lon it might ns well ^ 50- 40 .787 1 1 . 1 ii .1 1 Stevens, It. h. ■tig back to nornial. Itolli profits and ,, decided to take rt striko vote of their tries giving temporary employment, h ror.idrml now as in July or Au„ 0ur fjr# w„ vpry nccurnU)| and . . . . „ . , Newman, It. A. 50- 35 .780 membership*, agreed to outline n It-!* hut they provide permanent and pro­ wa g e * must be cut and all connected .. . , 75- 08 .771 .with . . i l ............ ........... ............of. Smith. II. I*. r,,t , ,, , ,„ . , , . the enemy retired. At one o'clock industry ......... from the president ductive capital for the country. This ter to the president presenting their -I ' very g ad,^ *^nt yesterday afternoon our advance col­ I’urdon, John 125- 98 .7113 argument for higher wages, or at *if th. I 11 went over until nfter the umn entered Bclleek. Our cnsutlties is especially true in thc first three in- the concern to the office boy must Maine*, Sohellc 25- 19 .740 stances; building, railroad equipment. K'vp » ' or‘' •eorlcc per dollar received, Herndon, O. I*. least no further reductions. A com­ ♦lert >n» - that the American poo.728 150-107 were one man slightly wounded. The nnd public work*. “ The Hnhsonchnrt index now stand* Maxwell, R. C. mittee of union executives was ap­ tdr might have an opportunity to eneniv's ., casualties are unknown. .720 Very hopeful reports come from at 10 per cent below normal n» against Cowan, J. II. pointed by II. M. Jewell, president of T" 1 ,<*heir sentiment* on the subject , „ Thc fort W(W tnkpn by tt .700 the railway employes’ department of the Michigan district. Mine* which 22 per cent as it was at thi* time in Douglass, V. K. 25- 13 .877 ■ S,nV ", 1 n,,,7 ; ° 0d1# ,aid Ihe,,fct of the Lincolnshire regiment, which that the Mm.,. Mil, if passed will ^ thp trU .olor f , yinK rroni th„ have not been opened for a year <>r 1921. This chart is really a chart of Mobley, E. D. .073 the American Federation of Labor, to two are now running on full time, production and values. To have pro»- Tolar, J. N. .057 draft the letter. " 'ii!*? 1 i * '* 1 ,m r'i, main wall. The wall wns badly damThousnnds of men in the mining sec- perity people must lie at work; to Crosby, F. L. t>» tv r < hut will n thc end work . . . ... ... , Approximately 1110,(881,000 will b« .053 aged liy six direct hits, out of twenty sn ir>.r. to the men whom it) pro- . . . . . ... .. , tions are now going hack to work, und have people at work there mu*t he a Higgins, Ed. lopped from the pay rolls of the 400,­ .010 ................... . . high explosive shells which were p t>. help." Ho estimated tho bill . the whole Michigan district, looks demand for goods; und to have a de­ Stonlff, M. 009 shop craft* nnd the 500,000 main­ 25-12 .480 wculd cost anywhere from four b lL j * ___________________ more prosperous. Although the cop tnand for goods, people must he pros­ Note—Only mcmt>cr* of the club tenance o ( wny men under orders of Her. t i *, ven billion dollars, and said . . _ __ per situation is still very flat, it is |>crous! Hence, the soundness of the who have shot in the past 30 days are the hoard July I. The new rntes of it « 'li- »n in such n wny thnt 't 1-Ir, J lU T lC S ll U j ^ U C , like a man flat on his back. There i* Golden Rule nnd why we all—wheth- puldished nbiivv. pay will range from 54 cents nn hour 1- I tor • ■cnanics’ helpers to 70 cents for only e-r way he c n look and thit Itjcr enjilsycn vr wage woikcr.»to be paid f ir in tho fuP r o T r in e n t P h y s ic ia n , tJi. v 1 thus would become a bur-' upward. Michigan during the next should be interested in bn' ing the mecnnnics. The maintenance of way "DUSTED" Shot Himself Today two year* is apt to be a very busy other fellow prosperous. Y'es, “con­ ip thi ex-service men th mmen will got front 23 to 35 centa an Where, oh where is King Coleman? relve, state. cludeu the statistician," there is n real hour. Lived ut Mayo and Was Well Known I ». .;!/<> »o fnr as I am conccm“ The mill situation in New England connection between religion and buslThese rates were branded ns "star­ Ralph \\ ight is now our young Over the State *' t nued, "that any effort on , is upset. Thousands of people are ness. The sooner wo rcnlizc it the vation" wages by the union lender*, hero. my far: to prevent the pnsango of, still out on strikes. Altlio both side* sooner we'll he hack to normal." nnd it is their intention in tho letter ( H r T h e A * M » r l a l r r i I* r p«a I *' will be practically futile. I to President Harding to demund MAYO, June 9.— Dr. James A. Mike Stoniff was out yesterday hut whether the country's chief executive fu that what I say represents „ nBU0, jnemln-r of thc State Board failed to bring along his pot-metal think* these wages sufficient 'to Hem,h ratio side only n few ((f Mcdionl Examiners, and vict-presishooting piece nnd was out of luck. tnuintnin ........................................ .......__ of and only a few senators on (!pnt 0f tbl. j|tyo ,qtntP Hunk, one of nn American standard Mike isn t strong for the new fnshions {living nnd properly sustain a family.” Ibi iblimn side." Ijifuyette county's most wealthy and in artillery. mal canvasses of each side wij c|y known citizens, shot seif to " 1 '’ " l that the bonua legisia-' ,],.nth nt the home of his sister ntA l­ Osborne Herndon (alias Wnllnec -a substantial majority In the (un ]ntp yp»tcrdny. Siatcr saw him Reid I the “ Movie King" wns out yes­ I it whether the amended to his temple and before II will U approved la prob- , hp ruu|(j {nUrferc he fired, killing OF GOVERNMENT IN JAPAN \S TOLD Alton THE BRILLIANCY terday and shot up mo*t o f the am­ munition un the lot. Osborne shoots I any eetrht n Ion/ fight himself instantly. !!.• left note sayPREMIER AND IS CONSID­ IN ACTION AND DEVOTION like the boys in the movies nnd we I" expected, and for in|f |KJjjt jc, nnd enemies had ruined OF FOLLOWERS ERING TH E OFFER ' n some nt least of thc Ro- ,)j(n aIlll th,.r). wu4 no olhpr wny oul. expect to see him show up some day •' •'"li ra are opposed to call- ,Ip |pf t „ wifp nn,| foUr children. with a pistol. Always glad to have < ll» T k r A a a o rla lrd I ' m a l < l l » I'h r ........... I'rra O TOKIO, June 9.— Admiral Huron PRINCETON, June 9.—The liril- you with us, Osborne. Keeps things WOULD HAVE THE OFFICE OF ;r- •' ip until after thc tariff bill has J b ! gut ten out of the way. Kato today was offered the premier- Haney of General Washington's gains rnovin’ don'tchcr know? SOLICITOR OP PROINCIDENT OF DISCUSSION lb f're undertaking to present tho IIIIIITIO N ABOUT T A R IFF QUESTIONS ship of Japan. He usked time to con­ in action nnd devotion of his follow­ * ' •* the Senate Chairman McCumChns. Whitner made a good score HAS DEES' CLOSED sider whether he would undertake to ers o f the Continental army under hr made public Imth its text nnd tho •Hr Tkr (M urlrlrJ I'rr-.t great privation were extolled by Pres­ yesterday nnd is gradually going to­ form his cabinet. Kato headed the WASHINGTON. June 9.—Thc crea­ * •»' ) anying report from the finance ( I l f The \ »»«rln l,d I 'r r o l ident Harding todny in an address at ward the top of the list. tion of the office of sulocitor of profomnuttcc. Thc report estimated WASHINGTON, June U.—Thc incl- Japanese delegation to thc Washing­ the dedication of a battle monument hibitinnbeing considered by internal 'Eat ihe total cost of thc legislation dent created by public discussion of ton arms conference. Howard Smith is another good one. at Princeton. revenue bureau nnd department of *' iM be $3,845,559,481, sprend over the ta riff questions by Ambassador He was out yesterday making a score justice, Prohibition Commissioner * l"ri< I of 43 years from next Janu- , Rffcl, o f Italy, which brought about OWNER OF CLEVELAND of over 90* r and going around a cou­ I.EBNHURG A DOITS Haynes said today. *fj 1, when the legislation would he- ; criticism in the senate, is definitely ple of the onys in the list. IIA LL TEAM DEAD COMMISSION FORM f me operative. This total ia $250,- dosed aa far as the American gov­ CITY GOVERNMENT OLD CONFEDERATES ...... . less than the estimate under ernment ia concerned. Ricci saw CHICAGO, June 9.—James C. Walter Hand, Will Hill, Dr. PulesW ILL HAVE COTS He House bill. j Secretary Hughes yesterday and Dunn, president and chief owner of LEESBURG, June 9.— (Special.)— lon “ "d Lit**. Whitner are nil hard FOR THEIR REUNION ----- -------------------------j Burned today the conference has endthe Cleveland American league |^.,burg voted on the city commie- after third place with only six points ANOTIIKU h ig h RECORD '‘,i the ,natlcr* baseball ciuh died here this morning t |on for(n 0f government Tuesday difference in th5 scores of the whole l l l r T k r A n n r la tr S P r r u l death occuring after a long illness, nn,t (he result of the election was crowd. Next shoot will determine WASHINGTON, Juno 9.—The ScnMAI.K FOB C O T T O N - FRENCH FINANCIAL which first becamo acute last Februvictory for those who favored who is entitled to it nto adopted a resolution authorising TOUCHES 22.17 CENTS j MISSION TO U. S. the War Department to lend one thou­ "T nnd voted for thc commission plan. -------FOR CONSULTATION The secretary stntes that the neigh­ sand jinny cots to tho Confederate There were 102 votes cast, slxtyv , ., 'nZ Tfc» ■*•••«■!■(»•* I 'r m ) CLEVELAND, June 9.—Manager eight for the new charter and thirty- boring cities hnve failed to take us on Veterans for use nt thc convention in •M.w YORK, ........ June............. 9.—Another new .................. ( H r T * c A M o r la lr * I’ r r u l "'Rn record for season wns mnde toPARIS, June 9.—Thc French finan- Tris Speaker on receiving word qf four opposed. In other words, the for n contest to date. They must he Richmond this month. in thc.rottnn market when Oc-'ctal mission going to the United President Dunn's death, announced city commission idea carried by a two rending the Herald on Friday’s. 1 *r contracts touched 22.17 cents, State* fo r consultation with the war todny's game here between the to one vote. The new government to be delivered from temptation until clubs will not begin to function until after ALTE RATIO N S A L E -S T A R T S they get n firm grip on it so it can't I advance of fit points over yester- debt funding commission, sails from Cleveland and Washington Juno 14.—Lloyd Shoe Store. Gl-8tc get away. would not be played. 4the first of next year. d»y's closing quotation. here Juno 24th. ill, I hr A . . o r U l r d l ' r r « i [ LABOR DISPUTES HOLDING BUSINESS BACK— BABSON HARDING BARON KATO EXTOLLED IS INVITED TO TAKE REINS TO CREATE NEW OFFICE PROHIBITION �*5 f.ipr '* * ; , i I t t H *», ■. JtTF "5£vrt • I? ■ r j ] T IIE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD. THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1922 PAG E SDL i FIT MATE FOR DARING OUTLAW a I - *5 CLASSIFIED ADS PERSONALS : Nice weather and little rain. Classified Ada Sc a line. No ad taken for Ira* than ZSc. and positively no claaaified ada charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all ordera. Count fire words to a lino and remit accordingly. Another Thursday afternoon off— for aome people. W. S. Parker l» in the city attend­ ing to busineaa for the A. C. L. Ry. S. R. Wright, of Jacksonville, * «* in the city yesterday attending to ' huaineaa. FOR SALE F 8L1 M Full S A L E -M y home. “HOI Wen First street, six rooms and hath, screened i«rch. Ix>t 75 by 2S3 feet, artesian well, 12 young fruit trees; very cheap; can arrange terms. 63-3tp I- t put Uli . I ■S* ■ r It II .M i ■. FOR SALE—Six acre orange grove in good condition, twelve acr*-» of Hnmmnck laud, dwelling, ham and tools. On hri< k highway, quick ‘ ale, prLe very reasonable. Term*. Boa 781 City. »*3-3tp FOR SALE OR LEASE -One 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford ave walking distance to city. Two lou corner Center ar.d Elm ave Two lets west side Palmetto ave 50 ft- from Eler•nth St. M .ke offer. B. T. Corey, owner, I* N. Spring St., l/># Ange les, Calif. 288tf; 29 tf MR SALE VIi trolm ph • graph with fourteen selections, $15.00. One trunk, J5.D0. Call at 112 Laurel Ave­ nue. SS-Ctp FOR SALE— Potato barrels tn any quantity, «j>ecial prices or, car lots, corres|«ndence solicited. Clearwater Mfg Co, Clearwater, Fla B-tfc >le left for Jlntly. Moving picture actors “ register” grief or happinew, the thermometer reg­ isters heat and cold, the vo­ ters register to vote that is if they know how and wbcr* and have hod instructions to thnt effect, those who win register joy and some of those who lose register disappointment and thus we go through life registering. Have you a little register in your home? The weath­ er is registering perfect to­ day. 5:10 A. M. JUNE H, 1922 Maximum 89 Minimum ____ Range ... — Barometer ____ Calm and clear. Animals Blush. L It fj tJ M ii H e r Face V a lu e ” — A 1.80— TW O-PART CEX T U R Y COMEDY F rid a y and Incc H eld in Saturday—U*»l WiwLr. World'sI ‘T h e Champion." 1 [T ][H ][E ]D [ig[R j[T j(N j0 | jgr; Our references? Thrive « ( had dealings with.—Quhk s«r Transfer. fl Dancing Tues. Eve, Like Mary] Our price* are Just and right ft dependable service.—Quick S«rvTransfer. 80-tfc-i For Florida: Generally fair Whsn Lincoln Practiced Law. tonight and Friday. Once in the old eourtbouae at Mds no ra. 111., a prominent citizen of tbs Dancinjj Tues. Eve, Like Mary, town sought Lincoln’* advice becaust a neighbors* pig* were In hi* cornfield Call (98 for a Quick Service Trans­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S B .................. Then no woe had fences, and plg» fiO-tfc-m were privileged property. After lit fer. Protect your car front skiddint truing to the man's grievance, Llncoli »*l-l “Well, you will have to rivtlltt this slippery weather by i, rh the titan and his pig*.'* Anothet using g estdent of th a t earl) days wslte-d until Unc*»iu was thrutml shaking to Inquire what he had l*el ter do about a bad debt. Llncoli i .i*krd how much rivne) vvut at stake I rank R. Bacons, Editor of “ Ameri­ ■r.-l upon finding that the sum win can Youlh.” Chicago, Tell* of Phy­ f.*o remarked: “Well. Just throw It ai sician* Inability to Help His Severe ! in \ man can't go through coun and Complicated Intestinal Trouble. f..r J50.** Frrrallne Brought Belief. NOTED EDITOR SUFFERED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIREfl FREE TUBE WITH EACH TIRE Business and professional men find J rrrsllne to of pecullnc value In res tor-in* ■tren^th.rsllevtuc run ilown condition and tiuildtna u|i the ' system ‘ 1 Frank K Bacons recently sent us th following Interesting statement A chance on n signal lamp with each dollar’s purchase » i v r - - and complicated ca»e of Intr*tlnal trouble and having triad num- _ _ Having •offered fo r IS years with * ! • rous physicians and remedies 1 « o Induced to try FERRAI.INK. the wonIf ' ■ „ _ t tint 1 ihe vlrtn«*niB nttd i»r« r11* * nr . I .T my ■ • sufriiriag • . H up my system and rebuild Id and Invlgor-] JL , digsstlvs organs I *l»dly recommend FKRRA1.INE to **ifferers from .stomach ----------Troutdes. Chronic T r**••1 . » 11 '\d tvurrlioe*. 1 or Intestlnsl M\ If \ # L/ . mes 105 P n lm ctto Avenue ., , _ **•■•<•■ *'f I'errall* • t i .»• s t »r « c * A N F O R D rcn‘* ,u health w ithout delay.— FLORIDA ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !■ a n ■■■■u ................................... .. v ..................... ■ 5 Sanford’s New Store------------ - - - — - - - - - - - :- - - - - - - - Phone 127i nrd weir <.n thr wsv to California, > •--! (■• tnke up f work »he o|>enly FOR R E N T •■ U r and all r.ght. They signed It •»*'' ittt***l »he « * • t.*-t . « giM,.) m uiuir FOR RENT .‘■"nmll celery farm of 5 "Rig Lou" and "ithi n ff" *o w e sup. of th* -t^r* mol therefore never ex­ a< res tiled. .Small hou-e gt■*•« with pose they know who they t*, teach %furdoUt are up to premise*. Possession given nt once. the present time Out I ■ had . . . tip)' of th* ati n, good land. Rer,t realalt ' **ok of Ids (avoriti - .th.ir Its onai'le Hox 7ai, City. f.l.ntp a*kilu: tluit It t*e E. H. Brown, state »nl« manager the nr.ter hill*. .. ________________ _ mllogr.ipttlsL The *.i..pte r,*pie*t was 10 Storys in (icorgiaFOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette, of the Virginia-l arolina Chnuiial Co • •■ii.,.ii* I with tin t i ' o U n.1i |>ro.nptljr —Shirley Apartments opposite post is in the city t««lny on business and rrtur:.*-*t New tori. Sun. ' 2 *tf . ; nf'irnlshed ro >m*. u ho are always • | A NO I'll Fit NEW BUILDING U M iiiu s is m iiiiiu a u i i i i i s m t'.ith, fur lighthousrkeeping. Good ^,r" " n rej-orts business throjghuut w \l I ER II \M» P U O P E im location Apply R. S.“ , care of Her­ the *tnt* as being in u g*x>d c.in.liti m CONTAINS \NOTHEH GARAGE aid Office with the fanners and fruit growers ' prosperous and looking for a good Walter Hand is building another LOST season ahead. 'big garage for the Wight Tire Co., in pood quality o f Sateen i.OST—30x:t«i tire «.n riin, between just south of the one nt the corner of lakeland and Sanford. Finder Bargain* found each day by read- Magnolia ar.d Second and of the same iU plraM notify It. S Holly, Sanford. ing the Herald Ad. LLmL Mi . li.nu btii.t the Honda. tf-dh ie comer at>out two years Jj A Quick Service Transfer at your one on thi ...f*>r Wight Br • C.unpany tut ■ ctil. WANTED C0-tfc-m they have outgrown their quarters WANTED To RENT—House, in good and the new building is neces*ary r.cighUirhiu.d, with garage, if pos- I OltMKIt SEN ATOR and the work will start nt once on the aible; *!utr \, :.r around i r •• l: WOULD BURN ALL r.ew garage. It will be *Wtxll7 and sponsible party II K Schmidt. Box SCHOOL HISTORIES modern in every respect and will be Lr*(, Brewster, Fla. f*2-titp ------18-in. wide, yardoccupied by Wight Bros., for sales' lllf I hr %•••will r4 I*rr • • i LINCOLN, III., June 8.— Former n*om purpose* and the rear for ma-J t o\\ MUST GIVE I ' lifted States Senator Lawrence Y*. chine shops. |The Churchwell Co.l r •; -1 Store in Florida * ...............’ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i i i i i H i m m i m m M WASH PETTICOATS M EN’S DEPARTM ENT $ 1.75 SUIT'S conoN $3.98 ART LINEN PALM BEACH SUITS 350 G A LL O N S A N N U A L L Y Sherman t,.'*i students in a rnmniettceOR TAKE THE COUNT went address ut Lincoln college yw*.; Just Arrived l v* i*!.,y that nil school hi*t- ri*-s ough\ t to be h*ITned. ill. The VowlatrC Press! CARLOAD OF FIN E U NF9VILLP June ?. -A cow It is safer.” h< raid. “ t<» find the, that produrrs le*s than 350 gallons of t pti.msto thi* rule if there are W A T E R MELONS tnilk annually d"cs not earn its sub- any, than to oppose it. They wuoM A. C. I.. Track. First Street aisteticr and shout*) lie dealt with as a shed more light on a disordered world slacker, according to Pn>fr**or J. M. in a bonfire than in the school room. Scott, of the Florida Experiment Sta- ! "New ideas." he declared, “ must ttinn. Two economic factors are of t*e taught ami practiced or civilization concern to the owner of a dairy herd, will be quenrhed in a world's dark according *.o Professor Scott. They age. v.ere: Cost of feed consumed and val­ "The ancient and medieval history ( ue of milk produ* e*i. taught the pupil is a menace soiling Ordinarily the dairyman, who buy* the mind. *>f the child. Principally it nil hi* feed, will find that the row is a recital of crime by the wholesale Licensed Electrical consumes equal of .'CO gallons of milk save an individual virtue at long Contractors a year, Professor Scott asserts. Thus, range. Teaching of such history cauto become profits! Ie, the cow must ses the pupil to know more about produce many gallons mon than that Belchazzar's last drunk and Alexanm*fkder’s butcheries, which are sal*] to Wirinjj. Repairs Supplies At the present the avvrag, dairy have carried Greek culture through ro w in this State according to Pro- Africa, than of human justice. Julius •"azda I*amps b lfC tric I nns fes.or Scott, prvduce. I c . th., ,c»ar and Atilla, the Bun. are more KlfCtfic Range*., Fixture*, and gallons of milk annually. The low fr.miliar spirits than Aristotle and average yield is caused hy the com the apostl* Battlefields are depictAppliances, yith no ancestry to speak of. See-1 «<l# - o f human progress. One , i_ i: • | v — IN — THE WEATHER ford last night from Philadelphia. She will spend the summer with her par­ Many and various are the acben.*-* ents, Mr. and Mrs M. M Stewart. employe,) hy boarding house keeper* to spur collections from delinquent boar ISanford avenue is building up as er*. The latest Is to take gossiping, f«*t as any part of this city ar.d as the t»>arders' o»n most popular Indoor sport, and use It against them. soon as the strict is bricked all ths "Kaslrst thing in the world.** de way to Tenth street it will be one of ilared nO exp*>a*ut of the new sjrst* . the main throroughfares o f Sanford "All you have to do la spread the and vv:ll build faster than any • thet new* you Just weare It Into the c- n part <>f the city versnth>n nlT-hand like that ain't It a ---shame i-oof Sir. Brown Is having aui! Th* bids on the Mv-isch building hard luck and his wife so brave. t.»i “ 'lie owes rue for three werl.* v re opened I i and while there h. . , ... hint for it. Rut he mutt be kind • f dentood one of the bidders will get hard put to he hanging up a p r the contract tomorrow and all ar­ willow like mi-.* rangements made fur the commence­ ALTERATION SALE—STARTS •That's enough Whoever I tell tr i* ' the big new building on Firs) It to some one else. She tells *•■> » Jur.r II.— Lloyd Shoe Store. fll-8tc street. one el*e Soon It's all over the hoi.*and In lime It gits hark to lliuui. U !N> < II XMI’IONSIIII* Mi- Walter t.. Morgan and *on. That usual!) brings him nrmioil Few John, « i r now enjoying the tcean per*..ns ran stand It to be tail'd •nr I hr t**..rlil> t l*rr**i about.''— New York Sun. breetes ut (taytona Reach, where they RYE. N Y . June 8.— Mis* Glenns will remain the balance o f the sum­ * ett ■f Providence, R. !., won the Imprsbab't Story B«ginning*. mer, after enjoying visiting, during w ni«-n'* <,i.*tcrn golf championship \ hi'lnuilr.ti h hollee»l the excel!* i t the month of May, Mrs. Morgan's ■rday wtth n *•! hole total of 2td dlctioti «»f the street car cvnducti*rs in vv parent*, Mr. otol Mr* J. K. Mettingsr stinoutlilng the •talO'HS. **r the links rf *g the v\ estahesterof Oak "rert. Riverside. Jackson­ re Country Club \\ hen Bbatoalharl. pulled up at the ville. Virago lie found Ihe prices had tod Ti.e Herald for Pest Cards. Urti nrtdtrnrily tal**-l l„vau* • lie • *< inn • - - - T O N IG H T W a n d a Hawleyl SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE poets have for ages regarded the blush as a thing of beauty In lh* gentle * e x : but. after all, It Is only ., rush of blood to the face, caused by tuo lesty or some other emotion. An­ imals blush, too. we are told, hut ^ through fear. Horses blush In their ears, especially the left on#. When a horse Is frightened bts left ear will he found to be very much svvollsu This Is also the case with rabbits Cows and similar animals blush Just above the hoof while the dog us*-s his *4 RS tall for this pun**»e When a dog !• frightened his tall hangs limp, as he has lost all control over It. Even In *1 •«*«-ta are said to blush They do 11 in their antennae, or feelers Miss Edith Strwart, accompanied Woman Employs Cossip as a Medium for Getting Dshnquonta to Sstby Howard Fields, arrived in San­ tls Their Bills. I;. L Daniel Webster. ***pntit»rter of the I iVinstltutlon. great «**nat«*r and elo-| <|uent orator, had **t Ills heart *>n tie- J coining chief uiagl'trate of the Atueripju republic. Ail efforta to secure the presidential nomination proved abortive. He could have had ths noiulnart- n for the vice presidency in 1S40 by altnply Indicating hla willing­ ness to accept. Dl-lalnfully be brushed ^ the suggestion aside. He considered himself above playing second fiddle •-» with William Henry Harrison. H a d ji* he been equipped with more self abnegallon than haughtiness he would have g, accepted, and had he done so he would ^ have become President April 8. 1*H1.1^ ■n even month after the Inauguration of Tippecanoe and Tyler, too, as a teault of Harrison's death. Maid Marten by No M -»«e the Least Valusd Msmbtr ot Robin Hovd’s Brave Band. ---Belonging to that ahailowy hand f rharartera who hover somewhere in the borderland between fact and fietloo. Maid Marh>n and Robin whimsical, charming, picturesque p«**pie of medieval England. desenre i chapter In the history of happy lover* Marion was a beautiful, graceful lit­ tle maid, loving the errant Robin with aJI her youthful heart. Sh* bel|»-l him In his self ap|***luted task of r<(>blng the rich to aid the poor, and was a thorough little out-of-doora creature. No forest hardshlpa were too much for her. She eicellcd In archery, was a fleet runner and. In fact, was splen­ did In every form of sport. Hut Marlon's family, so the story goes, objected to her union with the country-wide reprobate. and every ef­ fort was made to force her to w*-l s middle aged ninn whom she did n«t FOR SALE— Warehouse with R R. siding Within four blocks of center of city. Ceo. V . KNIGHT 272-t fr rr.r> c u t * v Dir Herald has received post ■ . a tourist. FOR SALE—A prartually to-w piano. f r.,n, [ j* M .f, . r and Sheriff ll.o i -M n|-ei ,-<1 ihe d‘»or and Cora High grade, walnut flr.iah for v.isi, Ha:. i to-aring the intrl igence that Us entered with the umhrvll.t she had '•orr* ** <1 the s w l tvefore. I 319 Cypres* Ave. 23-tfp ,h were stopping in New Orleans E 0 E D E 0 [E 0 G [B ia j Webster's Lost Opportunity. C. I*. Smith, of Dunedin, is spendOR HALE, In ing some time hen- at tin M ' first elasa ma Hotel, shape, 1250 terma or 1200 rash. (90 Model.— Hire A Walker, in old Ford W. T. Hcddow a prominent contracGarage. dh-tfp tor and builder of Jacksonville is , here today on business. love. FOR SALK— Ibesirable building lot ------However, the Jolly band of Robin* on Magnolia ave. between 11th and Bi«r building program has started followers, by employing their ever12th street. Inquire 213 Fast 11th *n this city and there will be some- ready nlts.^ succeeded In foiling jwrental (dans. Robin Hood and maul street. (3-)tp thing doing all the time. Marlon lived together In the woods FOR 8AI.E OR EXCHANGE for city many happy years, known always as W. B. Talley the well known archi­ property. 100 acres flowing well the enemies of the rich and selfl.h land, nine miles west of Fnnford, at tect of lakeland was in the city today an-, the friends of the poor and nevd) Mr. Talley has plans loading station, 30 nrres fenced, some on business. cleared, small house. Box 382 City. ' for sev.ra! of Sanford's new build­ BRINGING BOARDERS TO TIME 03-1tp ings. CHREVOLETr $1 M 2 k H y .-u tv - B 11 WHITE BATISTE ZSS-JS3?£LSZ $ 15.00 P A Y CASH Pay as You Go *[T L . -You Won’t Have So Far to Go ; ___ i S t ^ S J r * No job too smaU or large tin* that tk.t alone alitn. ran rsn no nn change i-han.. the ,k.» in­ tn. derided .1. ,i.l. .1 or ..* ignored. ' * r\_. ia . openly 1 but One dividuality of the cow. stigmatised a* an antique and alienee dtnotes the other as forgotten. K iri Have you lost or found anything? Marx in effect 1* preached morn than A Herald Want Ad will help you. Christ." -Jfc------ -------- All wiring ,,-istn,, done .l.v,,., in 2m accordance --- .1 All with Fire Underwriters' Rule*, Best o f reference* furniaheti. Give us a trial and be convinced. I*. 0. Box 815, Deljind. Florida MOHAIR SUITS For Underwear, 36-in. wide, yard— Lang E le c t r ic C o . r s H ’j s s r j s r a s E*,to-i“ $ 12.50 Good Quality of ■ FIRST STREET u i1 SELLS IT FOR LESS 1■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a aiaa aa B n aB B * s ^ I I C 1 1 U T w elaka block j »■■*■*** C �k£ ' yp > #■ - Iff nH' fr*“ Q M f W l T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , FRID AY, JUNE 9, 1922 .WIKII DAILY UtRALD inn match such a* our president if forced to go through with every day P ikiu kri n r r r afirranva rin p i it la no wonder he want* a reft. All ‘ •fcri.'.tJV f e ' V S S S S r f t J !- 1 of «■ want a rest. Wo .hall Invite the president to come down to Sanncw nnka andi Pl'DI.m iKlis run the Daily Herald for a while and J. I l o l . l . v llfllor he will be triad to get back to Wash* MICKIF SAYS NEC AO »W TWt*, UEvTSPAPER tS A NOTICE TO TVV PUBUC V? THE HERALDPRINTING CO. ford“ndpl»yon«ur N. J. II. A. 1.11,1.t i l l ) X K B I . ___ f f r r t n r , - Treasurer l.rn rrn l V lanagrr itJlrton fo r 0 real rest, — " O'-1 — V. L. Iltwi.v I lrrulnlli.il llanafrr Phoa* 1W up to 0too I*. M, And now the bonua bill is given Ad t r rtl.lr.* llalra 'Indr llaona on to the Senate and we shall await the A p pllra lln n verdict. And while waltinjr wo would like to soy that the burden of payNubarrlpllnn Price In Advance Ira r ,O1,a r Moniha *S.wi nient should not fall on the people Delivered In Clij br Carrier hut on the war profiteers and the Oae^w^eeb----_ ......, .... ......... 18 .C.T".*? corporations that made a Killing while «,*■ »«>■« f ^ u t m the trend*. and la iiubiiahrd every Friday. Ad*rr- f „ r $:;o a month. There arc several tlalriK rntra madr known on apiillrn- . . . , ,. . . , ... lion, Drmurrallr In putltlra. f'J.uo per changes that should be 1110(10 111 Uie pear, nlnafi In adinnre, Iwnus hill before it becomes a law TUI! AHMOCIATKD I'llKSa and if the boys and the future gener­ Tha Aaaoclnldi I'rasa la eiclunlvely antltleil to the u*« for reimhllcatlon of ation are to pay the bonus Instead of all nawa <lla|ialchea credited to It or the ones who cun afford to pay It we not otlierwlsa credited In thla paper ... ami alao the local news published an dead against it. herein. All rlehta of re-publlcatlon of special ----dlspatchaa herein nro also reserved I f JHIi'S f i t HKD FOIt BUCCPSS. O f f i c e I l i n t VI I) II I II. D I . N O . l-bun r ten ■ m #i ^ •=? "I,—An nhsonco of unreasonable ___________ _____________________ fear of the future or veneration for the past. Orut who fears the future, What is os turn as a day in June who without reason fears failure, lim­ in Florida? S1VO4I0M1 its his activities. Failure is only the o --opportunity more intelligently to lie* Whnt a calm and peaceful atmos- ff|n There is n.> disgrace in mosphero after the election. honest failure; there is disgrace in <>' area, gen-rally a county, is taken --------- o ---- fearing to fail What is past i* use­ at a time atul thoroughly cleaned of There are so many good amuse ful only as it suggests ways and reactors. Essex county, New York, merits in and around Sanford that the mt>an, f ur progress, was recently cleaned up in a week people will not huve to go away this " 2,—A disregard of ninpclitlon. ' d a day. In this ense twenty-five summer. Whoever does u thing best ought to veterinarians were taken in as many ---------- 0---------the one to do it. It is criminal be- different automobiles from farm to That royol wredding In Rumania |„ then trying to lower for farm by volunteer farmers and In yesterday where soldier* had to guard Mna| gain ...... ndltion <.f one's two day? tested herds COnitinthe bride and groorn all during the f e||uw men, to rule by force instead ing r..*271 cattle in Mb The entire ceremony was not the kind of wedding „ f j,y intelligence. work was done for less than half of that we would like. Uneasy is the 03 The putting of service before the usual cost when herds are trenthcad that wears the crown. Wc hsvj|,rofit. Without profit, business can- ed individually. The Essex county nothing on our head—not oven hair. „ „ t cxtc-rnl. There is nothing Inhcr- board of supervisors has cmplayed ® ently wrong about making a profit, a county veterinarian to keep watch The Jacksonville Journal in big cannot fail to teturn a shrdlu ctaoi un over the herds and flocks of the headlines ori the front page of yester- Well-conducted business enterprises county and preserve its good name day’s edition says "Daugherty Must cannot fail to return a profit, but Jackson county, in which Kansas Oo'' and wo suppose there is nothing |,rof|t must und inevitably will come City, Mo., is situated, ban begun u for that gentleman to do now but „„ „ n>WJir,j f „ r M-rvico. It can* similar clean-up which will not bo pack his tnmk and come to Florida. ,,„t |K, the |,ag|t jt mustIk- the re ruled until every one of its approxi■ -------O-----------of service. matcly :!lK1,tKHl head o f cattle has The close associates of Henry Ford “ I,— Manufie luringi-- not i.uying Ik on tested for tuberculosis. A says he is not hankering for the job low and selling high.It is the pro-, Kansas City ordinance requires of president of the United States. As cess of buying materials fairly and, urh a test of all cows which are one o f his close associates thereare With the smallest possible addition «l used to supply milk for use in the only one thousand miles between us cost, transforming these materials In- ‘ ty. The county farm bureau Insti—we sail) several days ngo that he to 11 comiutnnldo produit and giving it tuted the county clean-up. would not and should not consider to the consumer,Gambling, speculaThe work of ridding lids county, the presidency and we are quite sure lion and sharp dealinglend only to Duval, of bovine tuberculosis is gohc will take our advice. Henry gave clog this progression.” Ing ahead steadily, herds being testtis a car several months ago for . ■p -■■■ ed once n year. This is done under $080.98 and wo certainly owa him n I FISTING COWS FOR TUI1KRCU- the supervision of the city board of debt of gratitude and ns long as the MINIS health and the state veterinarian, car lasts we are not going to see our ------Dr. J. V. Knapp, of Tallahassee. The friend'and benefactor get Into trotiIn view of the fact that cows in vigor with which this is being done ble. .Seminole county have been tested and Insures for the ysers of milk in Jack----------o---------|that the cows in (Sanford will now l-o aonville safely from imbiding luborfiermnny's war secrets are being t> -ted for tuberculosis it is wc-ll for culosls germ- with their milk nnd liar'(I to America 11 officers who are I lit owners of cattle to be alive to --moves, locally, a handicapupon now in Berlin xt-un liing record* to the situation. No tuberculosis was the light against the (treat White make text hook* for the training of h 11 ml In the county and none may he I'lngue. The welfare of everyone is American soldiers. We would not found in Sanford but it is well to be concerned In the general effort to care to ndopt the tactics employed by on the safe side. I In Time*-Union stomp this bovine disease out of evthe derman war office In the last has the folowing to say about the * ry herd in the country. The county campaign and wa fall to I N just why t sta being rnado there: “ • awllon, which i? not inking pnrt the American army wants them. "Milk is in> doubt the most perfect ifi it Is striding with the health and The "goose step" is n has hern und ■f foods. It supplies abundance of tbr lives of its citizens.’ was not a winner—then why adopt protein to build up the body, carbothe failurer? hydrates nnd fats to furnish warmth WIIKRK’S WIIKKK? ---------- o—-------and em-rgy, and tin- still mysterious There is considerable fast driving vitamins, *0 essential to life; while There was a time when it wa* very on the country roods, there is consid* the ash contains in assimilable form popular to write of "Who’s Who?" arable disrespect of all the rules of all the minerals needed in the human In a measure who’s who i* popular driving cars on the rends, glaring system except iron, it is said. On yet. But the manner in which it has headlights aro turned on while pass- the other hand, disease germs once been commercialized by certain pub­ Ing cars and other breaches of law introduced into this fluid grow rnp- lications that appealed to men of nnd good fellowship are being vio- idly In it and are liable to be taken huge vanity humps, nnd the fashion lated every day and night. It might' into tin- system o! the drinker. in which some very questionable pub1-e an milieu expense to pul on a mo- ilei.ee tm insistence by inspectors lie cli.irnctcr mve been togged up by tor cop but it would certainly te-ichupon the utmost cleanliness in the ibe who's who writer ha? thrown some of the drivers good sensi- and dairy nnd In milk containers. rather a questionable odor about tint shave some of the bristles off the Tin- United Slates dcpaitment of column. "r«ad hogs" and a little teni hmg is agriculture is tankinga determined Where'swhere is lieginning to atcertainly necessary. light upon bovine tuberculosis, a ills- trad attention now. The locality ease cow* are subject to ami which that can get free advertising these The Bolsheviki are violating the can la- detected, in its earlier singes, days, has got to be something out of tombs id the Uznr* to get then*tiro by one process. An apparently the ordinary. Being out of the orsay dispatcher from Russia Well,I healthy cow mny hr infecting its milk dinnry, the attractions of this© what do you expert from that rah- with germs which, taken Into (h e[ plnres make interesting reading and ble on-r thero? America ought to tomnch, pass Into the blood and 1 tlctefore profitable for publishers of send them another twenty million to case of "the while plague" is the re- J (icpulnr publications, give them strength so, they can com- suit. Yet this row may not lie *usF,,r « long time we followed the mil more ui'..ra;re* agninsi human- pT-cletl as a possible conveyor -if dis* fi mines of the great west. Then Ity. ease and death to humans until a test the golden gate nnd finnlly Alaska. —--------shows that she Is toliervulur. 1 The new-spnper corrr*|mm!ent who Dispatch from Washington says, The department recently told the -nuld best portray the beauties and ‘Harding Skip* Out to Spend Few story of a dairyman in a Northern the advantages <>f these countries Hours In Absolute Rest." All of wc slate among whose cows vvns found -was most in demand. But the scene gnat men do that. After a stren- one which was tubercular nnd who was shifted and now the quill Is diuoua round of golf and n rng chew- was advised to kilt It. Being skepti- 1 cried most largely to the portray, cal he neglected to do so nnd gave |nK „ f the wealth of scenery, climate •he cow to n hired hand in part pay- nnd soil of Florida, More nrwspnpnient of wages. This help’s family ei* and magazines nil over the United had Im-i-ii healthy until that time hut .States ure writing freely of Florida In a short while all the family gave than any other state In the union, evidence of consumption except a 1her 1 sn reason for this. Florida is y. ung child which did not like milk under discussion. Thousands of pcoand refused to drink any. One of ,,1*. outside of Florida havr become tlk unfortunate man’s daughters died enamored of the climate und are innf tuberculosis and the disease tiro- (crested in the progress of the state; grossed rapidly among the others it 1, the business of newspapers to •-.ith the mi option of the child re-] discuss the subject* ihnt the people ferred to. The farmer vvns indicted „ i t- Interested in. Thus it is. that J , for manslaughter. Florida is getting an abundance of When n herd i» tested nnd found free advertising. ■ Courtwv ami I’ ronipt Ser! to be frei from tuberculosis, or evPeople who have never been to % vice Our Mcilto ■ cry cow that “ reacted to the test Florida can scarcely realize the vast■ la- been destroyed, the department ■,< ** h (i. -rate, tcrriromllv. much ■ puts ihnt herd on its "accredited" less itsdiversity of crops and the ^ I'honrs 1*17-StM ■ li«t nnd gives the owner u certificate varieties of fruit* grown within it* ■ thnt ‘‘Bed for use in hi* business, border*. To meet a growing demand MKI.AKA BLOCK 2 Another plan of "T , B. eradication for Information as to localities nnd I '* **'*• area plan, whereby 1IMIS i R n r i s s s i e s n r i i B i s i s unit opportunities, many northern news- papers ore carrying Florida news col­ umns and railroad companies are sending out a great deal of helpful literature. On top of these aro gov­ ernment report? that ore establish­ ing the whereabout* of Florid" sjfriculturolly and horticultural!)*. This wide-spread publicity that the state is now getting is hound to augment immigration to the rtoto very ma­ terially during the next ten years.— Reporter-Star. --------- o--------- TIIE FOUR III.1ND MEN OF THE FAHI.K i DF.ANF TURNER i YOU MUST Four men went to a circus. They hnd never seen any animals, for they had been blind from birth. They were led to an elephant. One sightless man humped into the huge hulk of flesh. "Ah,” he said as ho stroked the animal's sade, "the etcpliant is very much like a wall.” "No," replied the second hland man ns he felt of n leg, " ’tis a column 1 fed." BIS FRIEN D It ECO MM ENDED "That cannot lie," said the third THEM man ‘if the party as he grappled with the telephnnt's tron, "it seems to be "Six years ago," writes W. 11. Shadwell, Stanley, Va., I hnd kidney troua snake.” “ Impossible, exclaimcd the fourth, hie, and at times was unable to raise catching hold of the dangling tail of the elephant, "I'm sure the elephant THE WINNERS is very much like a rope." Thus four different men had four Forest Lake different points of opinion on what E. M. Galloway they felt, but could nut sec. Neither one could get u true conception of VV. II. Hand the real size nnd nature of the thing J. S. I Tinkle they were trying to descrilie. T. \\\ Lawton The point I urn driving at is that we have many men who suffer from J. L. Miller a civic blindness. They have groped John Bell through the darkness of their narrow and warped souls and cannot conceive J. G. Bell anything that is big or looms big. T. L. Dumas Very much like the blind men of John Russell the well known fable they measure the object before them and one says, Bob Walthour “ It is very much like taxes," und an­ D. C. Marlow other, “ It is nothing like my father knew of," and another, "W'e can got C. R. Duff in along with it," und the other, "It B. H. Guthrie seems to be a bugaboo." Arc a few of the many hundreds Too many otherwise good citizens that have purchased "E X ID E ” are blind mentally—blinded through Batteries from ns. Nearly three self-interest or prejudiced, if you years sales and not one to go please, because of some individual ex­ wrong. perience. U When a big project comes before Insist on an “ EXIDE the people of l ake county it is our H iltle r y Battery 11 in f that un-in can make the blind The B a tte ry Is the life o f the car. set*, as has been proven in every in­ WE RE-CHARGE A N I) HEstance, fur every bend issue, every P A IR A L L MAKES worthy cause, has been carried to its ATTERIES „ . __ B.......... ......... fullest conception and fruition. We still have a few whose civic R A Y B R O i HERS blindness is beyond cure, and they 107 West l irsl St.----- Phone 5 IS CELEBRATION CARNIVAL AT DAYTO NA D AYTO NA BEACH SEABREEZ Come July' and enjoy ,‘l Days o f Unexcelled Attractions At the finest beach in the wnr — with the best summer elimi in the country. BAND CONCERTS .Motoring on the Beach AUTO RACKS SURF BATHING BASE BALL LE AG U E GAMES FIRE WORKS BIG H O LID A Y PARADE DANCING A N D EVERYTHING Not U (lull m om ent. crew on the beach. romnimintinnH front. on Life savin Best of ai the ocea Como One! Come Al and Come Early! unmrn: ■ M Intriguing Summer Clothes Marked Down to Assure Quick Clearance during thl^Rummer' \\i\l' u *' I’omfortnhlc and appropriate garment* jU81 received tT now' Jh nml ‘S f£7 »■*"» IK-ruharlv fine in our W r in g s .. We have Une, a Mipurh feeling fm tin- <w 1 (,ingham loesses ami there’s a mastery *>[ ti and Ginghnm Dresses in 1 ei< 1 * t,1’ J‘ n< ,a iwoijer restraint that places both these SM g ingnani uressts in a class by themselves. We invite you to call and Inspect them. ! S. ROBBINS S First Street____ _________________ ■ ‘ ---------------- Opposite Post OIDo1 ■ ...............HHSSBKSSaSKaSKaKKKKKSSBKaSKKKSSSKSSaBBSBS it 1& .. ;■ Big July .............................................................. ...................................................................................................................................................................... .. ................ .. i groceries! : FRUITS ! j AND VEGETABLES I will go on through life holding on to myself in bed. Foley Kidney the elephant’s tail and soon be trail­ were recommended to me by the (v d of the Fire Department. After mis ing far behind.—Powell's Laconics. 3 bottles I wai completely relieved J have never hnd a return of the It A DIO-TELRI'HON E toms." Why suffer when you can M RALES DEPARTMENT FOR RAY BROTHERS relief from rheumatic pains, back.-fcT ______ swollen, tore and stiff joints, ^ Ray Brothers have just completed disturbing bladder weakness and otL arrangements for a Radio-Telephono er symptoms of disordered kidneyij Sales Department, handling the West- Sold everywhere.— Adv. inghousc, A, II. Grobo and ClappKast Regenerative Receiving sets. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ They expect to have installed by the middle of the coming week one of the most powerful regenerative receivers nnd two stage amplifier receiving sets Plan to Take in the manufactured including a high pow­ ered Magnavox Loud S|>enkcr, and as soon as this is set they will notfiy you through the Herald to visit their station nnd hear the free radiophone concerts sent out by the various broadcasting stations over the coun try_ AND --------------------For quick results, try n want ad. iJV .___ �■<*• i> |v# k1* i '<4 4 Uu4l >a. • mm .i T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y HEHALD, FR ID AY. JUNE 9, 1922 PAGE TH -# * TRY SULPHUR ON I AN ECZEMA SKIN m m * * i* Mr. Ferguson, despite his age, Is Uacpona d. and hsr husband John A. .«* *TT1B WORLD'S MacDonald. Hubert H Harass?. W itvigorous as a man twenty-five yean Employment Bureau SAW ARRA. llsm p Andtnrleil, and K. H. I. Arc?, or otherwise, it. and to the fo llo w in g HAM LINCOLN SHOT younger than himself. As a butler described lands, lo .w lt : I-ots No | to |< hoth numbers In­ he has much to do and his characteri­ clusive sod Dole No 17 to *Z both numzation Is strong and faithful.. Wal­ E «r* Inclusive, and Lot No. >4 o f Evan* ... , Ferguson, pitying the role of subdivision according to a plat thereof ha to lace Reid, is the champion fighter, has to Ik h Ik h duly recorded In f l a t llook No, 1. at COSTS LITTLF. AND OVERCOMES rw>ue,tl m " htttkr in "The World’* Champ11 r > «n* women desiring page I,. Seminole Count? Itecords. and nn excellent role and Lois Wilson, who emp'jyinent to register at the Find also u -" furring Wallaca ReW vU P » TROUBLE ALMOST OVER plays opposite him, heads a clever Florida State League llegln at the northeast corner o f I^ot National Bank. „t at the Pnnciai .....—re NIGHT P-ctlar. ' . • . i,in :8 Houil,. H a a g * supporting cant. At Jacksonville, 3; Lakeland, 4. J? hast, run south !<* chains, west « l i *® r.n d tomorrow, i* one of Americhains, notlh 10 chains, east OH chains AGNES G. BURN HR, Chslraaa A t Orlando, 10; Daytona, 4. a ml also 2 , o»de.t actor*. He witnessed the Any breaking out of the skin, even Hegin five chains south o f northeast At St. Petersburg, 2; Tampa, 5. You see, it is necessary to oppress S itin g of Abraham Lincoln in corner of uorthwesl ijuarter o f north­ fiery, itching eczema, can he quickly east ouarter of section It, township *0 the better classes in India to keep Waihington in April, ISOf. South, Itnngc in east, run west 10 overrome by apply Mcntho-Sulphur, National longue them from oppressing the lower class­ chains, south fifty-one degrees, west declares a noted skin specialist. Be­ nuring the filming of the picture in chains, south t i t chains, east tt At Boston, 1; St. Louis, 5. \jr Ferguson who not busy es. chains, north ».JI chains to beginning, cause of it* germ destroying proper­ and also .771 , . . . d At Philadelphia, 5; Pittsburgh, 7. , w .“ .urro-nded by an inter„. H « Kill southeast corner o f S W , o f ties, this sulphur preparation instant­ At Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 7. For all our boasted inventive genius N K ' i of .Section 7. township 11 south, ly brings ense from skin irritation, r . " V ^ u p . . ( U.tener. . . ho told o( range 10 easl. run west in chains. At New York, 11; Chicago, 5. north SH chains, east lo chains, so'utti soothes and heals the eczema righ t Up 1 S ’ olJ J .y - One one o c c io n he do* we havo never coined a word satis­ * H chains All lamia ly ing and L i l n g , , . , * Hc.nltuitc County. Florida, Florida. nru' .month ■erilfti in detail the assassination of factorily to describe the male flapper. and leave* leaves *ho the akin skin clanr clear no,I and smooth. in Hr ml note County, American longue Vou Vou and and rnch each or of you you are hrreb hereby rePreiiilent Lincoln, he having been at It seldom fails to relieve the tor­ •t'lircd and are ordered to be ami ap­ At Cleveland, 1; Washington, 6. Perhaps you have noticed that the pear before tho Circuit Court in and ment without delay. Sufferers from hat tlm eac.ll boy In Ford . Theatre I for Seminole I’ounty. Florida, at Han­ At St. Louis, f>; Boston, 7. in Washington, D. C.( where the as­ chap who invests in bogus stock ford. Florida, on the rule day for An* skin trouble should obtain a small jnr At Chicago, 2; New York, 7. i cual, A D I9ti, the same being tho blames his subsequent poverty of MADE 1Jth day of August. A, l> 1112, then of Bowles Mentho-Sulphur from any sassination occurred. At Detroit, 7; Philadelphia, 0. ■I was standing in the wings with world condition. LOOKS rhHnt^Vlh .1"h tw lV a jfe w t >•£ KW,,‘ « nd U" p lt likt col(l notice thereof and full ye not, else said cream.—AdV7 Laura Keene, waiting to go on,” ro­ bill of complaint will be taken a* con­ American Association AiND IS The metropolitan districts save uted the actor, "when John W ilkes fessed against you. I —- ~ — At Indinnnpolis, 5; Toledo, 1 It I* further ordered that this no*! more daylight than the ruralists, but Booth shot Lincoln. In making his I'oinscttia Butter-Split and lice be published Itt the Hanford Dally At Milwaukee, 4;, St. aiiimnuaec, a a t. Paul, i aut, 5. a. Hers id , newspaper published In He mV- Butter-Crust bread for those who np escape after jumping from the box to they are more prodigal in the use of ,. , . . . At Kansas City, 2; Minneapolis, 1. 1 not*? tounty. Florida, once each wookl lwc the rtage, ho run between Miss Keene moonshine. . . , , t for a period of eight consecutive precinte a good loaf. 01-lw< Others not scheduled. week s and myself- The play was "Our Witness my hand and official seal at I Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, tlila Jushtice may ho a little blind, but it Next to Princess If it’s a piano, we know how. Call American Cousin" and 1 had been Slh day o f June. A, D, 1911. I Southern Association is always a good idea for the accused I'.'v 60-tfc-m l .. (HK.U.l K A. DOFOLASH. pressed into service to play n small At Birminghnm, 11; ChattiUionga, clerk circuit Knurl I part because of the Illness of an ac­ to wear her most becoming frock. Seminole County, Fla.' 3 (first game). Second Hhectu, only HCIIKt.t.K MAINKH. tor. I had only ten lines to speak, but Kollcllor for Complnlnttnt At Atlanta, 0; Nashville, 3; (first I 9-IS.13.JO; 7-7-14-tt-lS; 50c per 1,000, while (hey last, nt At present there ore no cuss words S-4 only spoke two of them in the first game). Herald office. tf in the Japanese language; but just nit. 1 was just ready to appear in \ i >i it i: o f o v i .f. in* srai.iHMMHi - * n : r At Mobile, 3; Memphis, 8. I VI. T t \ *1 I K H i l I I I H I ' I I I t T 9 0 . I, wait until the reformers get going the third act when the shooting took o|:«IIM IIi: tot M l , F I . o i l I It V, At Atlanta, 3; Nashville, 2; (2nd well over there. IIIS IR IS IIIR IR IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS IM IIIIS IIIIIIIIR IIIIII place." game, 7 innings, by agreement), I * VI I I 9 1 ' F . r l V I . T U <0 11001. I l l h . At Birmingham, IP; Chattanooga, l TilII T I I F I M . VI . Ml K\OVV\ V«l BE SURE AND SEE THE T i l l : M M ' O I I I I s l I I I I O I . I l |v| it 11 I I (2nd gnmc). .......... i l l I I O M ) « . Notloo Is htTpliy given that seal«‘«l New Orleans-Little Rock, o ff day. A *? 1 SPORTS * Sanford Maid* BREAD At Your Grocer^ II Routh’s Bakery I M ain tain in g A IBank A cco u n t ■ a ■ GAMES TODAY Daytona,at Orlando. Tampa at St. Petersburg, Lakeland at Jacksonville. is simply a matter of good judg­ ment. B ■ B B B ■ M B ■ I.HAGUE STANDING Florida Slate League Won Lost St. Petersburg 32 21 25 Idikclanil ........ .... 88 20 Daytona ............. 20 Tampa 23 23 Orlando ...... ...... 20 27 Jacksonville 13 30 Life is made up largely of endless decisions— large and small— and the real victories o f tomorrow will he the results of the judgments of today. As the judge of your future des­ tiny, think what a Bank Account will mean to you. m ■ B m B b First National Bank Pet. .017 .580 .510 .471 .457 .442 .457 .408 Southern Assoeintion Won Lost 20 Mobile ............... 32 2K Little Rock 23 Birmingham 22 28 New Orleans ...... 21 23 20 Memphis ............. 28 24 20 Nashville 28 Atlanta ...... 13 30 Chmattanouga 13 IYt. .015 .551 JiflO .477 .513 .453 .401 .205 New York ... ....... ■ ■ St. Louis ......... . b F. P. FORSTER, Pm ldsnt 11. F. W IUTNKR, Cashier ■ Washington ■ ■ Cleveland IlIIIIS S IIS IIIIIIS IIllS IS IIIIS IIIIIIIIIM IIIIS lIS lIltS Detroit ........ ...... Philadelphia s iiia a iis iK iiiiim iiim iis m im s iiiiiiR is ia s is iii ■ Z Boaton ............... m Chicago .............. THE L. P. HUSBANDS PIANO CO. a a B B a “LUDWIG PIANOS” $100.00 to $200.00 B B 3 B YESTERDAY'S SLUGGERS ■ B ■ MeVay, ■ Orlando .. ■ Martin, Daytona L IN C O L N n o T F I, ■ .. ■ Stephen*. Jnv a ■ a v a i a a R i i i i i i i i i i g i i i g i m i i i a i i i i i i i i i i r i i i i s i i i R M i E. Moore, St. Pete. .. Nance, Tampa Brown, Tampa .. II ■ ■ Fissc, Orlando M ■ Hunter, Orlando ■ McGee, Daytona ■ ■ Wood, Daytona .. ■ Fares Greatly Reduced Scott, Tampa ...... Echols, Tampa J A C K S O N V I L L E TO < D f ; Q -| Q Thomas, Jax N E W YORK A N D R E T U R N IO Summer E x c u r s i o n s \ Including Meals and Stateroom Accommodations. For Hie Better Staterooms an additional charge is made, ac­ ■ ■ cording to size, location, etc. Suites, some with double beds ■ and hath, other with twin beds and hath; also rooms with ■ ■ connecting private lavatory facilities may he had. ■ ■ B ■ « ■ C L Y D E LIN E Tickets on sale May 15th to September 30th, inclusive, good returning from New York ns Inte ns October 31st. Through tickets on sale to principal Enstern resorts. Sailings Every Monday, Thursday and Satur­ day at 2 P. M. A p a ch e................. June 3,12,22; July 1,10,20 Com anche.......... June 5,15, 24; July 3,13, 23 M oh aw k............. June 8,17, 26; July 6,15,24 L en a p e ............. June 10,19, 29; July 8,17, 27 ■ 9 m m m ■ ■ ■ ■ 3 Sanford to Jacksonville and Return, $10.00 Including Menls and Stateroom Berth Daylight and Senrchlight Trip on the Beautiful St. Johns ______________ * River____________________________ For further information, address CLYDE STEAM SHIP C O M PAN Y B B Passenger Department Jacksonville, Florida J. B. Calder, Agent, Sanford, Fla. All. 1 4 4 3 a 5 4 4 4 4 2 4 4 H. 1 3 X 2 2 3 O *0 «> o 2 1 •1 n l’ct. 1,000 .750 .750 .607 .607 .000 '... .500 500 .500 .500 .500 .500 Bargains found vach day by read* ing the Herald Ads. In Flrrull I ourl, xr<rnlh Jmllrlnl ( Ir* cull, Mrnilnuie Fount,, I'lorlitn. — In F k a n r r r ,. M IT TO III I ITT TITI.K Marechnl Nell Hose Cunipany, a porullun. Fomplnlnant. vs. I) II Jones, et at, llefrndsnls flit I IF II F u ll P I III.II VTIIIN — l STATION ur- SANFORD -8 AN FORD, PLA. _ _ # __ MARBLE <& G R AN ITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEM ETERY WORK A S P E C IA L T Y 1018 Wh I First 8trr«t FOITNTY HOAll D UK PFHLU’ 1NHTIIFCTION Full HKMINOI.K COUNTY FI.HHI DA. tty C F IfAHHIHoN. Chairman. I HenI of Hoard) Attest: • 1018 Weit First 8trM« A CHEERFUL W ELCOME AW AITS YOU , AM l> 1922 European I’ lnti Open all Ihe year Corner Building every room outside T. W L A W T O N . Hupt. nod I; * - o f f i c i o Hecrelnry HCHKI.I.P; MAINKH. Vllorncy for Hoard. Hanford. Fla. 6-9. 1S-33- I 0; 7-7e Wo deliver the gomis.—Quick Ser­ vice Transfer. fl0-tfc-m LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH Forenoon and afternoon tides occur nt approximately the same hour and B minute: B Date June July Aug. ■ ■■ 7:04 1 7:19 ■ 7:40 8:17 0:50 ■ 3 8:33 9:15 10:47 4 3:38 10:12 11:43 5 11:05 10:86 12:36 0 11:20 1:23 12:02 7 2:08 11:24 12:55 0 1:1-4 i »•**# 2.13 2:02 3:26 2:27 o 10 2:50 3:11 4:02 4:40 41 3:50 3:32 12 4:30 5:19 4:16 13 5:11 4:58 0:02 14 5:44 5:45 15 6:33 6:43 7:17 16 7:15 8:10 7ll4 17 8:05 8:02 9:07 18 8:51 8:54 10:05 3:40 3:46 13 11:01 20 10:28 10:39 12:01 11:16 21 11:32 12:57 •K1 12:00 12:20 1:40 23 12:54 1:17 2:42 1:40 24 3:33 2:07 25 2:86 2:65 4:20 26 5:15 3:12 3:33 27 4:01 4:19 6:12 28 4:52 5:08 7:12 23 / 5:48 7:28 5:59 30 6:50 6:55 8:28 8:28 31 7:54 n They have been awarded premiums In Ixmdon, Paris, Buffalo, Phila­ delphia in competition with the heat pianos in the world.. Mr. L. P. Husbands wilt be glad to meet the people and explain to them how h ccnn sell his piano for leu# than you would have to pay for a cheaper one. He will save you from I ’ark Hank o f the C ity and Htnte of New York. Written opinion o f Mr. Jno, C T h o m ­ son, attorney of New York, approving the vnlldlly o f said bonds will be fu r ­ nished Each hid must be accompanied with ii certified check In the sunt o f II.1104 On made payable to Iho Hoard of Public Inst ruction for Hemlnole t'aun­ ty, Florida. *ueh check o f tits success­ ful bidder lo he retained as tbiuldaled damages lo the llnsrd should the suc­ cessful bidder fall or refuse to lake up said bonds necordltiK to the lenns o f this notice and III* bid The said Hoard reserves ihe ric h! in reject any ntul nil hid* All proposals should ho nillire-sod to the ffnunty lufard of Public Instruction for Seminole Pnunty. F l o r i ­ da. care of T, W tavwlou. Secretary, Hanford. Florida, ami marked ’’Illil for Hands." Witness the hands o f iho Phalnnnn and Hecretlrry and Iho seal o f oald Hoard nt Sanford. Henilnolo I ’ nunty, Florida, this the 7th day o f June. A, X a B A re Selling: the Famous Pet. .017 .7.1*1 .531 .613 .610 .457 .435 .333 League Won l.ost 33 18 23 21 20 25 25 27 21 25 13 84 25 21 23 20 A CO M M UNITY B U ILD E R B m .501 ist. m i j .500 .600 of bid Is given: said bonds .401 ncccplatice o f li.UIOl oil dcnomlnal loll, and Interest and principal payable « t the National .315 ft V I A. C. FORT, Agent National League Won Lost New York 23 18 18 Pittsburgh 10 St. Louia ............ 20 23 25 Cincinnati ......... 27 25 24 Brooklyn ......... Chicago 21 25 20 Boston 2d Philadelphia ... 15 30 ' e ez u bm £ m PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY blit- vv111 tie rervtvetl by the Fminiy llunrtt uf L’llbite lust rill ttoil nf Helnlnnlr i t’nunty, Florida, at Iho >iffli’e of the\ -AL808ii|ier(ntrnrteni of Public Insirucllon ofi (ha said County at the Court Mouse tnl Hanford Florida, on or before the •'*titration of thlriy days from the first publication of till, notice and until TOO, o’clock In the afternoon of July 111 It. 1912. for the purchase of |So,000 on Special Tax School District No I, Hemlnote Countv, Florida. Honda. ».ild bonds being dated Jut? 1st. 1922. bearing Invere.l at the rat< of i>, l>er cent per annum, litlereM payable seinl-anuually WIGHT nilOS. GARAGEPet. on the first days of July and January each year unlit maturity, said bonds .004 |of matures and the principal becomes due ...................................................................... .. 1! IS To D II Jones. Itnberl Nettle* or It Nettles. Ileese Johnson nod Annlo Johnson, his wife. J. M. Evans or Joslah >1, Evans, J. PfnKnr. Martha Acres or Martha Acres and her tillsbuliil Hanniel Acre,- or Hamuel Acres, llelircca F. <11. F.) Evans. Itoberl K (It. E.) Evans, Harah Ann Hobesou or, Harnh Ann Itoberson, or Harab A. THE BELT Hoberson. Philip Ueortioud, Priscilla W. Welter, Jennie Floyd, amV'wf* Automobile Indemnity llani Alexander lluchanau. Ilnuldalnr of the P’lorlda lovnd A Colonisation Association Fompany, Limited, a corporation of r*riK iH11 i i , ithe n r aloekholders hi __ . of ....... aald Enalano, HI Paso, III. corporation, Mary A. MacDonald, Donald, and her husband John .V MacDonald, jiobert ft. turnsey. witiiam o. An- Claims promptly paid. Checks denrled and It. 8 I. Arcy, If llvlna ■ u ____ i ,■ t . . . . . . 1. . . , , ,, and If dead, to all parties claiming delivered this ttOCK 101 Ml 8. It. Interests under lb II Janes, Hubert n r o u n o r c n llia in r . S B I C R l * Me Mr. Nettles or H Nettles. Hoese Johnson, Dresner, collision, $61G.8i; end Annie Johnson hie wife J m! ThomnS Emmet WilSOR. fil’O, Hot W eather Is Here i A 20TH CENTURY COOLER Will Help You Keep Cool See our window display of all kinds Ball H a r d w a r e Co. W H A T SOME DOLLARS DO Some dollars pull and others hang hack; some lift and others lean, depending entire­ ly on whether they are given a fair chance. Hoarded money is money that is out o f cir­ culation, and it can do no one any good, not even the owner. Make the Peoples’ Bank of Sanford, tho agent for your idle funds. Kvani or Joiiljih M. Evanii, J. P in k-1» « A(» rm f i i i fy. Martha Acr*a or Martha Aerra $105.05. T fllfl c l«ln i Wft8 BOIlt in and her husband Samuel Acre, ^ r ?? M a y 8th, Rlld check is s u e d Hamuel Acrss. Itehrccu F. (It Itoberl E. (It. K.) E.) f Evans. Jiobert Evans. J fa y 2 5 th. T h i s IS t h e ClllSS o f Harsh »Ann Karsh AOO Ann oarao n n Itnbeson, itonraon. or naran - . , , , itoberson or tovmh a. jtob.san, phii- service you get when your car is ! The Peoples Bank of San .:rV «“ '«• s..r«J- - - n.™. «- j Iptieornond. Priscilla M Healer, and j i , mil n n n , m her husband tleorge W. Welser, Jen- InSUrCU By 1Mb l l b b l . ’ > Floyd. Wllllsin Alexander lluch- !C»l!R.a G. C. FELLOWS, Agent PJ I 2’.!i =j fli . ■ .}• ■ E �PAGE FOUR City Commissioners, of erection. The Commissioners j annual convention of the Holiteln- United States and more than 100 of made by the serve the right to reject any j Freisian Freisian association association ol of America America nere hero m these from u overseas. Kngland,• — Scota. tw irom y c w .., —•*---- namely: . ' , o n , „ „ „ ,i«„ (..n.ritv In- bids that are not satisfactory. M u s t H a v e C e r t i f i c a t e i yesterday. yw terday. Frank 0. O. Lowden, Lowdcn, for- land, land. Ireland and Wales Wale, ate are sending On 1- *° 20 ton '1#/ . ‘ J7mprovAddress all communications to c j F r o m S o m e C o l l e c r c mer governor waa unani- fifty. Reservations have nlriady been cincro or or ’ . . nor of Illlnoii, I Ryan, City Manager, Sanford, fieri! mously re-elected president — ..... . .......... ..... « . •>»»> * R“urj j r s t s 6-'-o»w.im i*n* and their wives. The Dally Herald Delivered to your This Subject Will lie Touched Upon association. The city for the next convention The last day of the convention will alx daya a week for IK cent*— At Meeting in Jacksonville. wil he selected by *b* beard of di* I™ gi-eti over lo an Inspection of the Join the throng* of rcadm. rectors. Richmond, Va., is a strong motion picture studios. The Fairbanks t l l r T h e A. . o r laird I’ r r i . l : studio will be one of those where open ORLANDO, June 8.—Tho recent ac­ bidder. want adi get reaults. ■ house will lie maintained. In the nftion of the American Bar Association temoon a special performance will bo in recording itself as in favor of re­ WBATHER AND CROP CONDIj PIANO S IONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE given in the famous Hollywood Bowl stricting newcomers in the legal pro­ WEEK ENDING JUNE 6. 1922 where an all star cast of actors and fession to college graduates, will bo PHONOGRAPHS ------actresses representing most of the touched upon at least by one speaker Temperature: Tcmcpraturva were companies in Los Angeles and vicinity nt the annuo! convention here June PHONOGRAPH RECORDS 14. of the Florida Stale Bar Asso­ mostly moderate during tho week, be- "-ill put on n special piny for the benePO PU LAR SHEET MUSIC ing below tho seasonal average over fit of the visitoir. ciation. According to the announced pro­ the northeast. ------ l - —*-----------P L A Y E R ROLLS gram, Justice W. H. Ell la of tho Rain: Heavy to damaging rains ALTERATION SALE STARTS \ ---------------------Florida Supreme Court, will speak on occurred over much of the Section, June I t.— Lloyd Shoe Store. 61-Stc J. H. HINTERMISTER The Washington Conference on Le- (.specialty in northern, north-central, There is no business more personal gal Education and Admission to tho and much of the extreme western TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT PIAN O CO. than banking:. Bur." His address has been set for counties, Rain was moderate to light Welaka Block A summer bronchial cough keeps the morning session of the third day. jn east-central and west-central coast W e seek to establish and maintain Other prominent members of tho bar counties. Weekly totals in inches t*x- not only the suiTcrcr but other mem­ close personal relationships with our in this state liavo been placed on the creded !!, 4, 0, and 7 inches In differ* bers of the family nwnke. Alfred Bar­ Henry McLauIin, Jr. program to speak on subjjecti pert!- rn( localities. Miami reported 6.3; ker, 1061 Avondale St., E. Liverpool, customers. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST pent to the profession. Quincy, 7,0; Do Funlak Springs, 7.6; <>„ writes: "I consider it my duty to Florida’s •'centennial" will bo re M.rrlanna, 6.0; Monticello, 4.0; Ocala write and tell this remits of Foley's J Feel free to consult us on any bus­ cited the second day of the meeting, j o. nnj port Myers, 7.2 inches. Honey and Tar, which I used for my iness matter with which you may be June 15. "Century" addresses are rrops; There has been too much boy who had been suffering from a listed on the program for the day, rnjn jn n|| districts, and unfavorable bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Pol­ concerned, and be assured o f a cor­ and W. W. Dcwhurst, of St. Augus* reports are received from most of tho ey s Honey and Tar has done him wondial welcome. , tine, will speak on "The Florida l’ ur- ^ t lm ,. Cotton was damaged, and dcrful good, ami I shall always rermchase." Federal Judge William B. BOtnt, Helds were badly wnaht^l, cs- mend it." It sooths and hea's.Soldi* Sheppard, will have for his subjject, p,Hjn||y in tho west- Weevil is re- everywhere.— Adv. "A Century with the Federal Courts ported, but ns yet not very active. in Florkin,” while Justice J. H. WhitSome old corn was blown down durYou might get ns good hut you * S12 Hast. 1st SI. Sanford, Fla fleM. of the Florida Supremo < ourt, jng wind Mpinlls, and late com suf- won't find any better loaf thnn O. K. ■ (will recount "A Century with the fered locally from the same cause; on Butter-Crust and Poinicttle Butter- H I Supreme four*, Justices of Florida. p,w |ft,|,ls there is much water over Split (tread. If you haven’t tried it, £ -PROGRESSSTRKNGTHF. P. Flemming, of Jacksonville, has northern and upper rcntral counties; !k treat has been missed. Try others, ■ -SERVICE for h!s subjec t, "A Century^ with the n'so in the west. Young corn made a then cat O. K. BREAD made with t i i n i i K s i i n s i i i i i i u i i u i i i s i i i i u i i i i i i i i i i i i m s it ( hief Executives of Florida. ready response to the ample rpins nnd milk nnd pure shortening. 6-6tc The Into W. A. Blount, of Pensacola Hp0ws much improvementCloudy __________________ a former president o ftho American weather unattended by rnina during Why pay more? The Berger Steel Bar Association, will be eulogised as th«* current week is necessary for contiller, |2 25. See us lieforc you buy. a lawyer nnd n ritixen by John E. tinued progrrss. Melons, tomatoes —Elder Springs Water Co. Phone llarlridge of Jacksonville. F’cdcrai and other truck were unfavorably nf311. 51-2tc , Judge II. I). Clayton, will also de- fi ted and damaged in many Instances You Can Find the Name of ** liver an address on the same day. by wet weather; melon shipments RIDS WANTED Every Live Professional and *a The third day will be remarked bj wef,- delayed. Cant* on nplnrda *a Huainraa hiar. 'a Hanford in ^ the closing out of the meetings bus! doing well, but low land* are too wot. Notice Is hereby given that the City You won't go wrong when you use This Column Each Day M ness matters nnd tile election of nf* citrus trees improved, ami much Commissioners of the City o f San^3 ficern. Speakers li r 1 ! '! ! t.h*t. <lnr n,’w growth and June bloom arc re- f „ r,j, Florida, will receive scaled bids • include W. S. f kreill, of the I niver- ported from the belt. Pineapple UJ, to th0 nik,|,t of June 26th, IP22, — ally of Florida !-awv hipments are active; tho fruit is iront nil persons desiring to bid on the Efficiency of the Law School in tho than usual, owing to the dry following improvement proposed to lie George A. DeCotles Training for Ihe Legal Profession," lsmeller eather of recent months. Tobacco and I- C. Massey of Orlando, on "Sta> was damaged by rain and locally by M iorneyal-Liitv tutnry Infringement on CotnnThn t.nk hail. Over Scivlrolr County Rank Pleading." SANFORD FLORIDA The opening day will be devoted \ IT E M DIN! largely to the hearing of annual re______ because the Quality is jealously guarded by ports nnd the annual address nt Wives, mother* nnd sisters of S. O. Shinholser u firm with a reputation to sustain. Ask for Judge C. O. Andrews, president of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen it nt your grocery. the association. Contractor and llulldcr are requested to meet nt the Masonic Halt Sunday afternoon at two o’clock FLORIDA GROCERY CO. HANFORD -:- ... -:- FLORIDA IIIIt.MINGHAM VOTES for the purpose of organising n DISTHIIIIITORS, P A LA TK A . AGAINST T1IB llll.l. TO Indie* auxiliary. 64-2tp SMITH BROS. BAR MASKED PAR \DKS | WASHINGTON, June H. -None of Garage and Machine Co. i l l , T he la tiirln iiri I'i m i I the men missing from Ihe gunboat SEYMOUR, IND. BIRMINGHAM, Juno H By unnn Expert Auto Repair Work New Orleans were from F'lorida ac­ imnua vote the ciiy commission of Phone SO Corner Flrat and Oak Birmingham yesterday refused to cording to a list rnnde puldic by the ■ ia iiia i* iia iiB * i* i* iiia M a R * * * * a M iR R a ia iU N iii* a a a i Navy Department. * a adopt an ordinance proposed to the ■ “ W E D ELIVER TH E GOODS* Birmingham Bar Association and DELICIOUS F'or quick results, try a want ad. barked by numerous civic anil com- 1 Quick Service Transfc» inertial bodies prophibiting masked parades. F. .1. Mnsburn, of Atlanta, MOVIE STARS ENTERTAIN Storage Facilities ROTARIANS AT LOS ANGELES who said he was a representative of If we please you, tell others; if ne —WILL GIVE RIG SHOW In Bottles Everywhere the Ku Klu* Klatl, made a lengthy tell us. Phone 49H argument against the proposed ordi­ Demand the genuine— name (damped on every crown— eak LOS ANGELES. June 9.— Mary nance. for it by name Pickford, Douglas F'nirlmnks, Hill The Country Club and Golf Link* are The commission Inter passed nn or­ B. W. HERNDON almost completed. You will want th* Hart, Pauline Frederick, Charlie Bottled only by dinance proposed by the bar nssocia best in everything in the tion making unlawful the abduction < h,„ ,,i" * n'1 " ,he" thc Pu" Insurance Agency The Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company and whipping of private cillxens and " r" ,0,on>’ "* ^ ‘,,ht,rn r ° llfon,ln have appointed themselves a commit Sporting Goods Line FIRK— AUTO—BONDS providing penalties. Tho chamber was packed during the dimuisMon of lee to show members of the Rotury We are agent* for ihe Celrhrated interested nrgnniintion*, the speakers t'lubs from alt over the world what ic u i the motion picture industry really is. Sparton Horn Service being frequently interrupted. Spaulding Line of Golf Hundreds of delegntt s from every -AT, section of the United State*, Canada. IN J t Nt I ION MHDiriED Flurope, Asia, Africa, South America Goods Sanford, Florida Sanford Battery Service and Australia are to attend the con­ I I I * I N p IfttM.fl If • tl I ' r r a a | RICHMOND, June li,— An itijunc vention of Rotary Clubs which opened I'attmiiip your home mrrrhxnta ..a DEALERS IN SEED, FEED A N D Company tion granted by Federal Judge Me- here June 6. More than 150 are rom- everything you need to purchase, Wr •'I'rti l. i. f Vi*V,l Yirgiiua, in henn'f nig from outside the i-orders of the are here to stay. • FERTILIZERS SANFORD NOV E L i > of the lierderlnnd Coni company nnd _____________________________ _ others against tlie United Mine Wor­ Mail orders u specialty. If you need one dollar’s worth or WORKS kers of America, restraining officer* one hundred dollar's worth, wrile us. Wo will save you mon­ and members of the union from inter\. V. CULLER, Prop. ey nnd give you tiunlity. fering with the coal companies' em­ CORRECTED TO NOV. 16. 1«J2I ployes nnd property, was modified in ■ LSI Genera! Shop and Mill nn opinion handed down here yester­ Southbound day by the United .State* circuit Arrive Departs Work 83 court of appeals nnd the case sent No. 2:36 n.m. 2:40 *.m. CONTRACTOR and I l 'l l . D B l hack to the West Virginia court for No. 27.. 8:40 n.m. a tnnl on its merits. No. 80 3:66 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 117 Commercial Street Hanford, Fia No, 85 6:"»5 p.m. 7: tO p.m. •■I’m Going Right Straight Back to Mr Doar Old Florida Homer at Hlntermliter'i Plano Store, Welaka Block. 20-Up A ll New Attorneys , n PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS The Seminole County Bank! PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY I T ’S R I G H T Blish NAilling Co. ..DELAWARE ‘PUNCH.. PLAY ROLF THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. TRAIN SCHEDULE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY Geo. W. Knight (tly Tht* %»•**«*Infril l*rraa| DETROIT, June W.—•The all metal , No. Real Estate and Insurance plane in which Capt Eddie Ricken- No. SANFORD FLORIDA bncher was attempting a cross coun­ No. try flight from New York to San i Francisco was slightly damaged yea-1 terdny afternoon at Packard field, Sanford Machine near this city, when struck by n holt Foundry Co. of lightning 20 minute* before xNo. nichenlinelfir and his party were to xNo. General Machine and Roller Work; have taken o ff for Chicago. 1xNo. Neither Rlehcithnchcr nor any Cylinder Grinding; DcLuxr Platons, No. member of his party was injjured. Oversite Rings and Pins; Flywheel Thice workmen were knocked tin Steel Gear Hands; Crank Shaft* re­ conscious and one seriously hurt. & turned; scents for Caillr Inlioard so* xNo. DOC FOR FINDS FOOD 1 No. Outboard Motor*. — — -Phone 61 CURE FOR xNo. | xNo, ini' 'I hr %••***■Inf ril l*r« •« V KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 9.— Dis­ No* Rayficld Carhurators covery of a new food property which Installed and Guaranteed by prnmot Sanford Battery Service rickets McCollum, of John* Hopkins univer­ Company sity in an address before the 37th 82 H4 80 28 North bound Arrive 1:18 n.m. 11:45 n.m. 3:42 p.m. ....... 10;00p.m. Trilby Itranrh Arrive 100 24 ■ oo Leesburg Branch Arrive 157.. ...... 3:55 p.in. 21 ...... 2:50 p.m. 101 ..5:60 p.m. 25 1 30 p.m. f|J) . 7:00 p.m. Departs 2:03 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:.VJ p.m. Depart* 7:00 n.m. 3 25 | 7:90 a.m. 7;00 p.m. Departs FOR SALE BY A L L GROCERS W I G H T G R O C E R Y CO. S A N F O R D _____ WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS �CM ,r ,r — 'N < T H E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, FR ID A Y, JUNE 9, 1922 I En route home, they will visit place* We read in the smile on your dear i of interest out west, and in Canuda. face, The love that’s bom on nn inward Jack Holland of the University of grace, FBBI> HAICEB, Society Bditor. Florida is the guest of his fraterni­ Wo sec the sign of you untold, It* * * rhaac 2I7-W ty mutea. That comes alone from a Christian soul. I^ • „ .* o " r r m e r U U l M . " » ! » • Mrs. Hugh Carter Pollard o f Win\t r aLlS « n * s « « ,h* " w*“ ston.Sntern, N. C „ arrived hero yes­ We see pence, sweet pence, written terday and is the guest of her par­ there; ents, Capt. nnd Mrs. John Wimbish, The pence that roots out every care, CALBNOAR nt thocir home on Pnrk avenue. We know that mother has been with Him, [frjd*r-I)tncc *or the co,tcRe aet’ IHim iD AY CELEBRATION She seems to hnvo forgotten tho paths I ^ V »ld« Hotel. o f sin. L U v-«t. Agne* Guild "'ill meet Wednesday afternoon the Kathleen home of M r, Archie Bette. Malory Circle and a few of Mrs. J. F. Do we see lines of sorrow there? ” fclmctto ftve., at 3:30 p. m. I.ning’s friends celebrated her birth­ Sorrow that mother has hnd to bear? I u -Jiv-Mrs. Cri,i>f Harria wiU C" ' day by surprising her with a hand­ Yes! Where there's gold to bo re­ jtfUln the members of the Pipe kerchief Bhower. They met at the fined, 0n:»n C,ub nt hcr homa ° n W#4* tlnptist church nnd went in a body to We sec a life of sorrow and joy Mrs. I.ning’s home. The color scheme combined. Friit street. _____ lavender nnd white, was beautifully It’s God's own way to test the gold, Mo- C. F. Preston left yesterdey carried out in the decorations. First, a poem was read by Mrs. F. That the beauties of our character L where ehc will visit her M. Carroll, Miss Carolyn Stanley may unfold, (pa end daughter. sang very sweetly, Miss Mary Allen Where there is no gold, there is no (ire, ■ Pr Tom Moore and Henry McLau- 'rendered nn instrumental selection, and Miss Julia Lning nnd Mrs, Roby Send sorrow with joy then should las L j r, motored t«. Daytona yesterour desire. L wher.- they attended the optom- Lning sang a duct. A very large birthday cake was Irrrca! convention. placed on the center table in the pnr- Mother, O, Mother! 1 regret it now, lor, and Mrs. Lning was asked to That I caused n sorrow to cloud your jjr aid Mrs. John Schlrard nnd brow, light the sixty candles. Delicious re­ |/r ily left yesterday afternoon for freshments were served consisting of Forgive me, won't you, mother dear? |r'-. :r.-. Kun*a*, where they will white and lavender block ice cream I'm glnd today that you are here. .'a a month. nnd pound enkr. Mrs. Lning received many beautiful To help me live a better life, p: N. d« V. Howard and niece gifts and one a check from hcr hus­ And lead me from the paths of strife, I, .4 Urn;4]a Morrison returned homo Telling me always to look to Him, 1 from Daytona Beach band. After spending a very pleasant a f­ To keep away from the snares of sin. j,. . (::»V4 iunt tho pnst six ternoon, her friends left wishing Mrs. cnthi. Lning many more birthdays. Follow­ When your work on earth is done, ing is the poem, written by M r , F. And tho rvnl life Is just begun, Mr and Mrs. Charles Hill of DanM. Carroll and dedicated to Mrs. J. E. My thoughts of you will be n beck­ '!. Ga. announce tho birth of n son, oning hand, Lning: J; ; ,v. June '>th. Mrs. Hill will bo Calling me to that better land. . ..--.red v Corrlnc Keene who DEDICATED TO MILS. LA INC J. ; f . nd- bore during her l By Mrs. E. M. Carroll, May li, 1322) CONNELLY-WIMBIS1I [. with her sister Mrs. S O C IE T Y '**X Kithsn Gamer. Mb* Pari’.a Lake will have as her «wV «nii guests, Miss Itobertn Car(,r of Marianna, Misses Berthn Snykr. Eleanor Williams, nnd Evelyn Juilty of Jacksonville. Sunday Min Lake nnd her guests will go to h*«.A Grille for a house party. Today is your birthday, mother and friend— We have come our appreciation nnd love to extend, Our dreams this day have been thot’s of you, Wondering and planning what we might do. Mr and Mr*. Dwight Babbitt left To make^ou feel that we love you still, (Wednesday for Jacksonville, where Dry wire joined yesterday by Miss We brought these tokens o f esteem and good will, j ira Mllien. Mr. Babbitt will rcl r;m home today while Mrs. Bnbbitt Hoping you might be with us many a __ ............... _ _to _ _ New __ year Ird Miss Millen will go Or ar« thence to Flagstaff, Arixona, That we may he able your life to htre they will take a lecture course. cheer. Lmmmu mu DOTTED SWISS, o f extra fine quality, just the thing for that cool sum­ mer dress and our price too. is so nt tractive. Col­ ors, white Copen nnd Uo.se. Special, M yard EMBROIDERED TISSUES nothing is nicer for these hot summer days for n nretty cool dress thnn this sheer materiul. For looks ami comfort it can­ not lie excelled. Priced now. at Q Q p Ht yard O e/C DUG A NPIES, permanent finish, very sheer nnd line. These Swiss Or­ gandies nre hard to bent and just think o f this price. White and colors, yard. 69c >C<H T PERCALE, variety of patterns, fast <4 Q / * colors, yard IO C SLIP-OVER APR O N S good quality per­ cale. each of 49c “ POLLY PRIM” BUNGALOW APRONS. E very­ one* guaranteed fust col­ ors and a hig value, at ...... 95c ORGANDIE AND V O ILE W A 1ST, beautifully trim­ med and a bargam at 98c MIDI) IKS, good quality material and assorted styles, $1.50 value. Spec­ ially priced at 98c ENVELOPE c h e m i s e s , of good quality Nainsook Face and Ribbon trim- |gp roses, daisies and snap dragons, In n lace holder. immediately following the cere­ mony, the happy young couple left in their car for a trip to tho East Coast, upon their return, they will at home to their friends at their new bungalow recently built on Pnrk ave­ nue. . , DANCE FO COLLEGE SET The young men of the young social set, will give a dnneo at the Valdes tonight, complimenting the college girls, and their guests. Tomorrow evening, the younger set, will at­ tend the dance at the country club, in Orlando. Mrs. Connelly, is the youngest daughter of Capt. and Mrs. John M imhish, who came hero about two yeoi.* ago from Winston-Salem, N. C., nnd hnd made scores of friends here by he* charming personality, and lovable disposition. Mr. Connelly is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connelly nnd Is n young man of sterling character, anil is one of Snnfoni's rising young business men. The numerous friends of this pop­ ular young couple Join in wishing thorn every future hnppincss. PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. STARTS BUSINESS HERE the railroad to he Construction Man­ ager of the new company. Mr. Campbell is a thoroughly experienced electrician having followed the busi­ ness continuously since graduating from an clcctricii! engineering school in Washington, D. C., in 1D0D. Be­ sides his rnilrond cxeprieme he has worked in various cities in tho North on nil kinds o f cteccrical construction work, and was with theAnclent City Electric Company In St. Augustine for four years, until during the war he went to New York City to accept a position with the Western Elec­ tric Company In their engineering offices, doing war work. Upon re­ turning to Florida he rim e to San­ ford to accept tho position with the A. C. L, Railway. Tho Peninsular Electric Company whose advertisement appears for tho first time in today's Herald, is n new Electrical Contracting Company for Sanford. Mr. E. B. Randall, Jr., who has spent most of his life in Sanford nnd is well known here, is Business Manager of the new company. air. A. L. CamptielI who tins lived in Sanford for the past four years, A true fan is one who thoughtless­ working as Electrician for the At­ ly eats his peanuts shell nnd all when lantic Coast Lino Railway has left the bases are full. A V E Peninsular Electric Co. Welaka Block- ■5 -No, I l{nilro:i(t Avenue K. B. R A N D A L L , Jr. A. L. C A M PB E LL Wo are prepared to handle any kind of Electrical Work NOW --------------------- 1) E A L E R S Electric Fans Toasters Irons Sewinjy Machine Motors Power Motors Shades, Glassware Fixtures I N --------------------- Sunbeam Lamps 32- and 110-Volt Table Lamps Floor Lamps Warming' Pads Grills Etc., Etc. ---------- REASO N AB LE PRICES E X PE R T R E PA IR IN G - All Work Guaranteed Called for nnd Delivered Estim ates cheerfully turnished on any job L a rg e o r S m a ll----------------------------- G iv e U s a T r ia l 79c HOM E fi-qt. ALU M INU M DING I* A NS ’......... •Special” No. TOP LA M P CH IM N EYS i V.tfiP The Best W ay to Save Money is to Buy things for Less. The Place to Buy Things for Less is at This Store. Hence, this Store Can Save You* Money, and below are a few examples of our power in that direction. Visit us and be convinced of this fact. “ P E N IN S U L A R BELLE" CORSETS, light weight nnd just the thing for summer (&>i O f f wear. Each “ R E N F R E W ” T A B L E D A­ M ASK. in assortment of colors. Guaranteed fast color. Yard .......... 89c TO W E L IN G . Rood quality, linen finish. *f A n vm-,1 J .W TU R K IS H BATH TO W E LS — Good quality, medium size towel that is cheap at 25c, 4 Q p each X ir IIUCK TOW ELS, a special value, each ................ very 19c “ L E S T E L L E " Font Lace CORSETS, $3.50 value, Spccinllv priced for this ...$2.95 BED SPREADS, Rood final­ ity, snow white spreads, this sale, C **f 7 ff each fjr 4 ‘fJ SHEETS 7,?x90 good qual­ ity muslin, © 4 O ff each M EN ’S UNION SUITS, each . TO PK ISS UNION SUITS, each M E N ’S W H ITE Collars at­ tached .... B ill | 75c 95c 95c SHIRTS. DOYOU NEEDSOME DISHES? READ THIS has - Due to a very fortunate purchase we are enabled to offer you the biggest value In plain while Chinn ware that you have heard of for a long time. T IN PUDDING PANS, 1-qt. each HERE IT IS! TIN DISH PANS. Reg. Retail Price 2-1 Cups and Saucers 2-1 pieces at 10c 12 Dinner Plates 12 piee at 20c 12 Breakfast Plates 12 pieces at 15c 12 Bread Plates 12 picct * a llO c 12 Coupe Soup Plates 12 pieiv at 20c 12 Ooameals 12 pieces nt 15c 12 h’o Cream or Fruits 12 pieces at 10c l piece at -t5c l 9-in. Salad dish 1 piece at 30c 1 7-in. Platter, 1 piece at 40c 1 (Mn. Platter .... 1 piece at 50c 1 10-in. Platter 1 piece at 25c I Creamer 1 piece at 35c 1 Covered Sugar 1 piece at $1 1 Covered Dish 1 piece at 25c 1 Pickle Dish 104 pieces $2.10 $2.10 SI.KO $1.20 $2. to $1.K0 $1.20 $0.15 $0.30 $0.40 $0.50 $0.25 $0.3.5 $1.00 $0.25 $10.70 We have a limited number o f these sets and we are selling them while they last at— 810.00 For the Entire Set Just Think! Less than 10c each piece and some are worth $1.00. Kanner’s Department Store “ 3 Blocks from the High Prices’ 213-215 SANFORD AVEN U E----------------------- -k—PHONE 550 INS, each 14-qt. each ICE TEA GLASS­ ES, each W IR E CLOTHES I,INKS, each COVERED SUG­ A R ., each 10c 10c 39c 10c 25c 25c 19c DR. E L Y ’S PR E PAR E D AM M O NIA. I pint___________________ G A L V A N IZ E D TUBS, No. $ 1.00 IT E N AM E LE D PRESERVE KETTLES, each ......... 19c 19c 82.95 81.00 81.49 SS™* 81.00 10-ql, D A IR Y P A ILS t-Gallnn ERS, each W A TE R COOL- G U AR AN TE E D ES. each W ATCH- “ W ESTCLOCK” CLOCKS, guaranteed ALARM 7-qt. 69c 10c 95C CRIM P 10c 25c For Less Money w ash PUD- TO ILE T PAPER, the kind, 4 for GOODS t in 2 ®■ B BATH ROOM MIRRORS. white frames, each HOUSEHOLD Total Retail Price i ANNOUNCEMENT g t i i i i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 0 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S JKn <i*i* 11»1M IIXPI —■ ■■■■■■ IV<■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l l i l B-■■■■■■ ■■■■IN ■ M ■ ■ f t ■ ■ R■ ■ ■ Si■ II ■ ■ ■ ■ M *1MH* ■ • W■ ■■ ■ H■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MM■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ® I.OItllAINK TISSUES. 30ill. wide, extra sheer ma­ terials, l nnd 5 yard Uri .-s Patterns, 50c value -Sold hy the / I f f f * piece only, yird.. « E V v X. A wedding which came ns n sur­ prise, though expected for some time, was that of Miss Daphne Wimbish, nnd Hawkins Connelly, which was solemnised nt the Methodist Church, yesterday afternoon at five o'clock, in the presence of the relatives nnd a few close friends. Dr. S. W. Wnlkor officlntting. The bride, who is a most attractive young woman of the brunette typo, neevr looked lovlier, than she did in her traveling costume, o f navy blue roshnnarn crepe, combined with grey and worn with a chic hat of grey, and other accessories of grey. Hcr flow­ ers were nn old fashioned bouquet of PAGE FIVE E N A M E LE D TEA SHOK DECT. Save Money on your Reds for all the family Misses' and Youths' Kerin, Hals, 11'/_* O Q to 2, pair Misses' and Youths' Keds, Oxfords pair ................ t l O v 81.39 82.49 Boys’ Champ­ ion Hals...... Women’s Parade til. Pumps, > i1 strap, cork innersoles . Women’s Vesta Oxfords, military heel, cork innersoles, 420 pair ............ I O Women’s Sister Sue Pumps tliis sale, pair______ Women's Lotos Pumps ..... Women’s B are-0 * 4 Q Q foot Sandalsy X > t / Q Women's Patent Sandals, 81.19 81.79 1-strap, $3.95 83,95 S2.25 pair Debutante Patent Pumps, 1-strap, $5 value Oxford*. Men’s White leather trimmed Men's Brown Oxford Bills, W. L. Douglass Shoes, per pair Shoes, solid Men’s Work ShoeH, leather, guaranteed 86.00 5 :: ^ $2.75 ■B B B B B B B B B B B B B BB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B M B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B U B B B B B B H B B B B B B B B B B B B S B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B II � 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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SanfordDaily Herald SANFORD ‘The City Substantial" I N T H E H E A I ^ O ^ H E W O R L D ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER B5 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1922 BIG RUSH HILLSBOROUGH SHERIFF IN DIAMOND FIELDS AGAIN TO ENFORCE BLUE LAWS -BEGINNING TOMORROW ad m in istr a tio n SOUTH AFRICA THE SCENE OF MISS CATHERINE HUGHES MAR­ RIES CIIAUNCEY I.OCK1IART ANOTHER RUSH FOR WADDEI.I. DIAMONDS NOT TO REQUEST FORD TO A BECOME CANDIDATE li III? 1hr SaaneUIrd I’ rraal l l l > 1 hr A a a u r l a t r d I ' r r a a t WASHINGTON, June 10 The first CAPETOWN. Juno 1 0 .- The hill* For President for Sev­ gest rush in history of South Africa's cabinet wedding o f the Harding ad­ eral Weeks at Least alluvial diamond diging occurred at ministration occurred late today when While Hot is Boiling Moscsbcrg, sixty miles from Kimber­ " S S T i w h b J ;',,r Miss Catherine Hughes, daughter of L a x ity in OH ice ly today when about fifteen thousand the secretary of stnte. nnd t’hnuncey digger* from all pnrts of South Afri ea m-anvo — ............ ................. cn pegged out their claim*. The line I.ooklmrt Waddell, of New York, will of start extended over four mile* and be married at Washington Cathedral, FATHER AND IIKOTIIRK OF WAL­ W ill. CONTAIN FIVE STOKES immediately after proclomntion wns Reception at Pan-American building, DECISION J'* TER WARD HAVE LEFT read the diggers rushed to points President nnd Mrs. Harding anil all AND THIRTY-TWO ItY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF HOME they favored. No casualties, which Is mcml*crs of the cabinet and the entire OFFICES "DBARROKN FORD FOR PRESI­ " j S f f B W V u SI nY s S regarded ns remarkable considering diplomatic rorp* will be among the DENT C l.u n ” TO GO AHEAD <11* I hr Aaanrlalrd 1‘ rraat PLACE IN TAMI’ A WHITE PLAINS, June 10.—Depu­ guests. Th« contract for the new McUch the number of clnlmnnt*. (Ilf Thr Assoc laird Press! building wnv let today to It. J. Gal\.«n rln lrd ties today are searching for George ill; 1 R ' DETROIT. June 10.— A decis­ 10.—Sheriff Inspic, of Jnckionville, nnd the work GKO. McDOITGALI, TAMPA. Juno S. Ward and Ralph D. Ward, father IRISH SIGN Aion not to make n formal request Spencer mm«rrow will I^Rln on* on this building will start at once to nnd brother of Walter Ward, the con­ KILLED TODAY BY TORIES REACII to Ford that he become a candi­ be completed by October first. The (oriini: .h- blue I— i" J date for president of the United fessed slayer of Peters. Subpoenas ' T n AGREEMENT ||r dacl-ir. • I-.- i' Ured of being now building wit! be erected on the HIS DAUGHTER States "for several weeks at --------- * 1were issued yesterday hut they had property thut formerly held the old rrilirieed fnr laxity '■ » rn' least" has Iteen made by the exe­ Progress Made Toward a Settlement |,.ft the elder Ward's home in Spuytcn (nrcrmmt nnd will clamp the ltd Sanford House on First street next Said Hr Wa* Attacking Her Mother cutive committee of the Dearborn When All Meet nt London Duyville a few hours before services do.n ticHt. Spencer *ay* » »h'‘ to the postoffice nnd is one of the With a Knife Ford for President Club, it was People don't want blue regime ■~ appeared. Authorities desire to quesmost desirable business lots in the announced today. Meantime the tpr 'Ths As.aMair* r ress» tj„ „ the t,|,|cr Ward regarding the .hnulil repeal the law*. He city. The now building will have n The city was shocked this morning I.ONDON. J on . ra n,. -I • . „ , j h, „ rliili is going ahead with pinna to . , think much of Sunday frontage on First street of 108 feet to leant that Mrs. Norman Swanson, fln illin "I th , .« n n l.,r .-. o f Ih. At,|| ....... „ u. carry on a national campaign. ,|o.ins but declare* he muni do nnd extend back P.M feet and Wl daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. George Mrglo-Irish treaty over the proposed hi. duty. H <*n* apparent today have five store rooms on the first Dougall, had shot nnd killed her fath­ Irish constitution are believed to hnvt The llrotherhood of locomotive PHILADELPHIA, June 10.—John that man) will defy the ^heritf. floor uml thirty-two up-to-date o f­ er nt the McDougall home on Celery been eliminated In consequence of the •p* theatre* invited their patron* • i * ... p r „ . Cionzo, nrrested here last week on Engineers will hold theipr annual fices on the second floor. The foun­ avenue about six o'clock. It seem* suspicion o f being the mysterious memorial service at the Prince** tn turn out in full force tbnuirdations nnd walls will be erected with thnt several days ago Mrs. McDougall conferences in micr !•“ > • • * "rgi » » ' • „ . Jack wanted in connection with Pet- Theatre Sundny afternoon at 4 p. m. One manager nay* he will a view of adding four more stories in had started ro». divorce proceedings fith. president o f the Dntl Kireann, » . , . .... free «hnw and run moving • 1 . , • „ ers killing was discharged today. In- All friends are cordially invited. the near future. The mnterinl in the ngninst her husband on account of have taken part. It is cxpecte,; that __ .,*• , . , ............ ' vestigation showed he hud no connec­ picture machine Limaelf if the building will be brick and reinforced troubles between them nnd the shoot­ ..................... n joint meeting of the signatories will concrete and will be one of the most ing this morning was the outcome of .herill interfere*. tion with the ease. be held early next week. up-to-date and modern buildings to be the altercation* that seemed to have A communication issued Inst even­ CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGA­ erected in Sanford in many years ns occurred from time to time. Mr. Mi ing by the colonial office asserts that no expense will be spareiMn the con­ Dougall had been brooding over the TION WILL RE MADE NOW substantial progress was made nt yes­ struction to make the byilding of the death o f bis roll, George, that occur­ INTO t'OAL PINING PRICES terday’s meeting between Colonial very best material and the exterior red pome time ago nnd he hail not Secretary Chilli hill, War Secretary (Ilf I |.r D«9flNl*,tl I* Vr • • I thut will be a credit to the city. The been himself and It is said that he had Worthington-Kvnns nnd Mr. Griffith. WASHINGTON, June 10.—Sena* II \RRN RAKER ELECT1 ’ ’ ost of the building will be about used threatening language townrd the The experts continued to investigato tor Walsh, Democrat, Mnssnchuaetta, ^ PENNSYLVANIA OVER $715,000 nnd will add much to the city family nt times. This morning Mr* a ntnss of technical nnd legal details in a statement today declared that a PINCH 'T first of many new ------- being among tin Swanson raid ho had attacked her connected with the constitution. emigre sionnl investigation would he tt \lt I It VI D < \SK AGAIN CRB- buildings thut will be built hen in the mother in the kitchen with a butcher The Irish delegation stated yester­ made and indictment of bituminous |<l, <lar '• _. U l> Slllt IN HOUSE—CONnext six months that will total over knife and she shot him to save her tne day that the press account of the in­ cnnl operators who havo used the ( I'lHI \DELPHI > June 1,1:1 s <ih N \|. I'ROIIE URGED the million dollar mark. mother's life. The bullet fired from cidents at Pettigoe nnd HeJIeek were ..lion forces of ihe Re­ Hoover price fixing agreement to regular orgi ______ I \V. B. Talley, the well knpwn arch- a 32 automatic pistol entered his left won a not in accord with the reports iti the raise price* would be demanded un- publican party of I cnnsylvai Vaaortnird I'rraai Reel of luikehind, drew thr plans that III* i s hands of the Irish provisional govern­ I, „• Hoover oidains a reduction in victory over the supporter* e.' Gifford UAHiiNt.inN, June 10- •The The ease, bid upon by some of the largest M ^right^ rm 'e^us'lng death ment nt which had bean laid liefroe prices on contract coal within the Pinchat, Republic * l" *°tr “f J ’ • chairman of t K n, mg ,n |he itaU and Mr. Talley willi in, timt|y governor today when they elected W the Itritisb government. next few days. Harry linker, rhalrmnn of the slat© ,l" " " ! t* j« r « » i» » « « i % completed in every detail. Justice St ring fellow went to the Mc­ committee. Hi* opponent wns Gener­ I■•.iing hi* nrtest on charges of conSERIOUS DISORDERS Dougall home to view the remains al Asher Miner, world war veteran. si ir.i i defraud the government I and adjourned to the judge's office in IN THE COAL MINES United State* Senator George Whnrthr .. .i i .tract • for disposal o f sur- PRESIDENTS OF SIX the court house where after ilelil>ornt- NEAR TERRE HAUTE ton Pepper was unanimously elected |iiu« iumler. was brought up again ROADS CALLED FOR ing for an hour returned a verdict of a member of the Republican Nutional yesterday on the floor of the house. CLOSE FIGURING murder in the first degree. Mrs. Committee to succeed the late Sena­ l!i 1 1 -ntutive Woodruff. Michigan, Three Hundred Men Marching on Swnnson wns arrested nnd placed in tor lloisc Penrose. RepuMiian, h-'MTted ho hud l»con inRiley to Alturk i.Mne* <||* T h r A a » » r l n < r ( l l * r r s a ) the county jnil where she will remain forrned frmii three sc|)nratc sources CINCINNATI, June 10.<—Six rail­ until Monday when u preliminary < l l f T h e < m m U I » S l»r*sa» that Phillips hud stnted n week prior road presidents, accustomed to solve INTERNATIONAL HANKERS HE- TEXAS FARMER KILLED TERRE HAUTE, June 10.—Serious hearing will I k? called by State's At­ tn t • irrp-'-t that the case ngninst the "complex problems of the rail­ ItY NEGRO NEAR CAKTIIAOEM ( IDE Kl ADJOURN FOR disorder* at the Riley coal mine and him pr t-nbly would not be pushed roads" were called upon Inst night to torney George A. DeCottes. THREE WEEKS SEARCH FOR THE SI.AYKR (ieorge McDougall came to this city Kern Coal Company’s mine near here funk-r than his apprehension. Phil- announce a solution o f "how much <|<r l i t , \ (* i> rln < rd I ' r r a a I lipt. . •<: img to Mr. Woodruff, held fuel shall lie put in the human boil­ about twenty years ago purchasing n toslsty. Three hundred men, some <11, T h r < M M l a l r 4 P r r a a l place on Celery avenue where he has Mrmoj i „ ri, reported to be forming for PARIS, June 10.—The internntionFORT WORTH, Texas, Juno 10.— th-- - <f that "thing* on the hill" lthe er* of section men nnd their famil­ resided over since, farming and also (| IIWirvh t„ Ri|«y mine while a party a' bankers lit n session held Inst night Park Rayburn, n farmer near Carth■ I ne to such n condition ies, so that they may produce nnd working in tho machine shop* of the (M,t, onc hundred are reported to have that i-rtain authorities deemed hi* maintain a safe roadbed, by the virtually deeided to adjourn for three ngent, wns shot nnd killed, and hi* Atlantic Const I-ine here and at laike- attacked th * Kern mine, overturning wife ws seriously wounded today by srr- -t mi i -.-ary but were prepared to heads o f eleven railway labor organ­ land i.nd Wnycrons at various tintos. car* of coni nnd attacking and serious months and then resume considera­ ’/.nek King, negro. Posse* arc scour­ let the matter rest there. izations who Tuesday decided to take tion o f a pmpo*t*l mnn to Germanv. ing (he manly foi King. Tim kiiiiog The rhnrpip tbs* Atfnrne . General J. atilJifi Vi*** of *be!r memhr tip <•* lie was an experienced air brake nin Iv Injuring mu* man nmploved there. chinist nnd nt one time was foreman Although the U.tkers’ committee resulted from t quarrel. Daugherty had used the Phillip* c**c a protest against further v ig.* cuts, of the air brake department of the SISI.KK LEAPS will meet again this morning to t<> -hit-id himself from public criti­ due July 1. shops here. He wns also nil employee AMERICAN HATTERS complete it* answer to the repara­ CONSIDERATION cism ...is made by Representative The statement was in reply to u of the Coast Line Shops nt Lakeland tions commissions, the decision to ndluir-. n, Democrat, of Georgia. Rep- joint statement issued by H. E. By­ HONUS HELD UP for some time and for the past six ( H r T h e \ * a o i Ini* d " r e a « l Journ wns taken last evening after rvwr.'.rttvi llegg, Republican, defend­ ram, president of the Chicago, Mil­ FOR TEN l>AY8 CHICAGO, June 10.—The followmonths hnd not been working at his its member* hnd agreed. ing A ti-n i-y General Daugherty, do- waukee pnd St. I’aul; Hale Holden, trudo but had been living at home, lie is the averages of gnmts up to and That in view of the situation cre­ -I if he was "one-half as guilty Chicago, Burlington nnd Quincy; W. WASHINGTON, June 10.—Effort* wu* a native of North Carolina, hav­ ineluding Inst Wednesday: ated by the reparation commission’s to obtain senate consideration of tho »• tn- people hnd charged," the II. Finley, Chicago and Northwestern; hitter, raise., near Wilmington. w.immgwn. American League: n .i«< , Slsler, ^ nothi„ r couIc| doIU nt this ingg been raised pre-i«i. nt and the public would soon J. E. Gorman, fh icago, Rock Island soldiers' bonus bill will ho deferred Mrs. Swanson is the wife of Nor- M. U ui*. .419; stolen hast*. Sisltr, time townrd arranging a arranging a la large loan for nt least ten ilnys, it was stated •"-i '- it. The Ohio member ahnrp- nnd Pacific; C. 11. Markham, Illinois nnd bad slsler also leading run scorer, man Swanson ow iaiun miu n«u resided here m for Germany. The 0nisi decision Is nuthorintivrly yesterday. l> ritteised "attacks l»y inuendo" on Central, nnd S. M. Felton Chicago Whether •vith her parents since childhood and and In total number of bases. WII- cx|M*cted to be taken today by tho tti-rm-y general, who, he ilh- Great Western. |» will be taken up by agreement t is a trained nurse and ns Mis* France* limns, St. Louis, St. l>nui*, lending bankers. No official communication among republican lenders with or ri-ui'l, was just starting on the big Pointing to the rail executives McDougall, was known to everyone in home run hitter, with fourteen to hi* was issued Inst night. trying to put war grafters in assertion thut the employe* "nre in­ without the consent of some remain* credit. National league, Gowdy, this part of the county. The banker* held two session* yes­ to be determined. J»d terested sincerely in their Job* and The sympathy of the many friends Huston, hitter. .384; Ilornshy, St. terday, one in afternoon nnd the oth­ •nr up again his statement that theier home* and few employe# in Chairman McCumber, o f the fin­ is extended to the family in the dark Louis, home runs, thirteen; Cnrey, er Inst night, nt which thero was a 1 l> went to jail ns a result of con­ any Industry have more good reas­ ance committee, who will pilot the hour o f sorrow and affliction. De­ Pittsburgh, stolen 'bases, ten. lengthy discussion of the draft of legislation on the floor, has informed ' al investigation, Mr. lurrscn ons for doing so," the union lender* ceased leaves a wife nnd the daugh­ their final declaration to the repara­ senators thnt in fixing a time to call I'r' -e m ilurin gn tumult, with half a declared this statement convicted ter, Mrs. Swanson, the only other INSPECTOR CLOSES tions ............... commission. In this dechrn'■ ■n im-inliers seeking to speak at them o f accepting "a* just and reas­ - .....................the hill up he will try to auit tho child being the son, George, who was SIXTY-TWO DArRIES with the statement that "Mar- onable the minimum wage of 23 ttfon the hankers probably will »‘ * rt convenience of most o f them. He injured in an automobile accident sev­ SUPPLYING ORLANDO fully their views on the financial »it-| ,n|j he realized thnt thero were those bn. Mulhnll and l.nmnr" went to pris- cent* an hour, $11.01 n week, $10.02 eral month* ago, from the result of tint ion of Germany, together with on each side who had to be absent after rongresstunal inquiries. n month and $503.04 a year which I# which he died several days Inter. ORLANDO, June 10.—Sixty-two their recommendation*. Mr Larsen insisted that a congrcs- proposed for the. section men. from time to time because o f primary The reply of the bankers will not campaign* in their states nnd who *" 1 il investigation wns needed now. *100.000 ill.AZK AT dairies which supply the city o f OrThe labor head* declared they it atone will satisfy the demands "welcomed the opportunity to discus* TAMPA YESTERDAY Inndo nnd Winter Park, a suburb, with be made public by them. They will desired to in* present when tho bonus ______ milk, were closed yesterday by Jesse leave the matter in the hand# of tho is considered. "f tin- public, let the public know and with practical railroad officials the UfKi-rstaiul," he declared, “ that the problems of the Industry TAMPA, Fin., June 10.— Fire yes- II. Hamilton, city pure food inspec- reparation# commission to do with it and as­ attorney general, who himself I* un- sorted the "hope for the railroad o f­ terdny afternoon gutted the building tor, for alleged failure to comply with a* it sees fit. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL It wns stated Inst night thnt tho ■i’ r fin-, has not the opportunity nnd ficial* rests largely on the extent to and destroyed the plant of the Co-ops the provisions of tho state health AT CARLO REACH WAS qquestinn whether the hankers would *'II not be given the opportunity to which railroad official# discus# frnnk- Itr company nt !.oznnn nnd Constant law*. DAMAGED BY FIBK ' v*r up testimony thnt might show !y with their employes thp problem* streets, n. 8. Robertson, president The city's milk supply i* derived resume their inquiry into the possib­ •Ec guilt of various parties." I I I , T h e A s _______ rla __ ___•_> not alone of tho Industry hut of the of the company, estimates the loss at from eighty-seven dairies, but fallow- ilities of n loan nt the end of the JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. June Kb— Mr. iuirsen charged thnt efforts employes themselves." around $100,000 with little Insurnncc. ing the sweeping order of the Inspec- period o f adjournment, or await n call h-’ul t*cen made to “ bridle the press" They therefore asked a "frank dis­ The stockholders will he called into tor. only twenty-five of this nuinlxT o f the reparations commission, had Fire originating in the nttic caused of the country. cussion" o f the executive# state­ meeting to determine whether the will be allowed permits. The others not yet been determined. It was also damage estimated nt aevernl thou­ ment that the employed "have been plant shnil he rebuilt. The fire start- may reopen nfter installing new rqulp- reported that there ts a difference of sand dollars to the Ocean View hotel •d im e s o f n e g r o expecting a reduction nnd are mak­ ed in an overheated exhaust pipe, nc- ment nnd meeting the provision# of opinion among the hankers as to the nt Cahlo Ilcach early thin morning. m inp . r b s h o t i n t o ing preparation* to meet the new cording to Engineer A. S. Hutchin- the state law, the inspector said.— length of the adjournment, hut that The volunteer fire nppnratus confined thi spoint will he definitely settled at the flames mostly to the attic, ac­ NEAR SH A It LOW, W. VA. scale." son. of the plant, and was quickly Tampa Tribune, 1 cording to report* reaching here and this morning's session. communicated to several barrels of . I O r T h r .< > M ,la | n l I 'r r a a l a large part of the losa wns caused fuel nnd lubricating oil# stored nearFor your Sunday dinner go to the « IIARLESTON, W. Vn., June 10.— W ANTED —White woman for com­ hy water. Don't worry nbiut your Sundny by. The plant is in n settlement o f Seminole Cafe. Chicken or turkey pany for wife nt night.| , W illp givo Go- home* of lnegro miners nt UIIIS!Shar" U| H ' g l '1 III l l l v l • MV V---- r « Occupants of the hotel, a two atory shingle-roofed tenement houses, nnd dinner. Cooked in the style you like, dinner. Let the Seminole Cafe fur­ •' Roone County, was shot into by her board and room. Address 11 . u. the firemen had to fight a dozen small 05-ltc nish it tomorrow. Chicken or turkey, structure, escaped safely. nautomobile party las* night an d. Box 310. . *“ •* The building la loented on the hoard dinner. You will like it. All your fire* at the hame time the big fire * — ■ne negro was seriously wounded, walk in tho heart of th<» village. friends do. W»-lte was on, as many roofs Ignited. , Herald want ads get result*. Have you read the want ads today t the atatc police learned today. . „ 7 i. Tired .t CONTRACT LET FOR MEISCH BUILDING WILL ENFORCE ALL CHARGE PHILLIPS USED TO SHIELD DAUGHERTY = SEARCH MADE FOR THE AVARDS PETER’S SLAYERS p u N S ARE LA1D m REPUBLICAN REGULAR BOYS win v it TORY ' AGAINST A LOAN TO THE GERMANS tifi H �PAGE FOUR _________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDA! 9!j THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922 PAGE SIX — CLASSIFIED ADS \ I ■ I. PERSONALS Did you so« the advertisement of S. Robbins in thla laauo railing your at­ tention to the many apecial bargain* in aummer clothes all marked down? Classified Ada 5c a line. No ad Ukrn for I*** than 25c. and positively no damnified ada chanced to anyone. Caah mort accompany all ordera. Count fire worda to a line and remit accordingly. Head the half page advertisement in today's issue of Kanncr’a Depart­ ment Store? There is a feast of bar­ gain* at thia bi(( Sanford avenue store that should claim the attention of the public. FOR SALE CHREVOLET ____ « m F \ What can we say about the weather today except thnt it is perfect. It is cool and comfortable, hreexes arc blowing, rains have stop­ ped for n few days nnd everybody is happy nnd prosperous. Nothing else to Iks desired. 5:10 A. M. JUNK !*. 1922 Maximum 90 Minimum . 80 Range . 09 Itarometer 30.17 Calm and clenr. m ji3 pa pq P, *3 pa •a hours to make and as he said In gas- fTjfH)fFH! ing at the ferry boat nt the Osteen j ferry the other day, “ times have cer­ — T tain! y changed." 1 O N I G H T —. W a lla ce R eid MEMORIAL SERVICES B. L. OF E. SUNDAY The Brotherhood of Locomotive En­ gineers will hold their annual mem­ orial service at Masonic Hall Sunday afternoon at 4 p. m. All friends arc cordially invited. You won't find us on tho street corners, blocking traffic; you get us by phone 498. G0-tfc-m — Ill— “ THE WORLD’S CHAMPION” J. D. flood il bnci: f->r a few day ’ The smashing tale of a after beinir In acveral of the central p Florida counties looking after the to- 1 ne’er do well who put niato crop. Mr. Ilood will leave In a ** his snobbish family on few days fur North Georgia where he the map. has a line apple orchard nnd will r i rs « i spend several months in Georgia ami **• h ta Hi Si t i FOR 8ALB—Houae with four rooma Virginia. *•» 30UQ0iRjQGg@[§[§[!3 nnd bath. Garage also on lot. 1103 Oak A VO B. C. Bower recently had a new Our references? Those we hiT« wa FOR SALK—Desirable building lot fountain installed In the place of the hnd dealings with.— Quick Servic, For Florida: Generally fair on Mnirnolia nvo. between 11th and old one with all new white enamel Transfer. CO-ifc-m tonight nnd Snturdny. *•» is now under new management and we will 12th street. Inquire 213 Fast 11th fixtures nnd the most up-to-date np*n street. 03-)tp plionres thnt nre manufactured. Boy serve the public in an up-to-date style, serv­ I t i M F l f c l k i f a h W F s FOR HAI.K OR LKASE—One 20 acre, says he will keep the place up to the Dancing Tues. Eve, Lake Mary. ing at all times the best the market affords one 10 acre Sanford nvc. walking standard in every particular and he distance to city. Two lota corner thinks the most popular part of the HON. FOKKK8T LAKE Our prices aro Just and right for and at reasonable prices. Regular meals will Center nnd Kim ave. Two lota west store is the soda fountain nnd he will WILL BE CANDIDATE dependable service.— Quick Service aide Palmetto ave., 50 ft. from Elev­ make many changes in the details of Transfer. 6<).tfc.ra be served and also lunches at all hours up to SPEAKElt OF THE HOUSE enth 8t. Make offer. II. T. Corey, this part of the business. owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., Los Ange2:00 a. m. Give us a trial and we feel sure you I I l f Ti n* i M n r l a l r d I * r r « « ) Dancing Tues. Eve, Lake Mary. W. E. Waison nnd S. L- Lloyd have laa, Calif. 2H8tf; 29-tf JACKSONVILLE, June 0.—For­ will call again. returned from a trip to Jneksnnvilo rest Lake of Snnford, who was nomi­ F6 R SALK—My home, lT«l West where they attended the Retail Shoe nated Tuesday for the fourth term In First street, six rooms nnd hath, its screened porch. I-ot 75 by 283 feet, Dealers Convention nnd hnd n line State House Representatives, an­ Protect your car front skidding time being entertained royally by the nounced here today that nt the next artesian well, 12 young fruit trees; this slippery weather by people o f Jacksonville. "Our Tommy" sessior of the Legislature, he would m very cheap; can arrange terms. had his picture in the Times-Unlon lie candidate for speaker of houso. using 43-3tp among the directors of the associa­ * FDR h a Lk —Six acre orange grove tion nnd he showed up well and IKith Late of Gainesville, Florida EATON WINS It U.’ P. FOB PENNSYLVANIA in good condition, twelve ncres of of the Hanford representatives let It Ml 1(0 Mi COMMISSIONER IlammrM'k Innd, dwelling, hnm and the folks know something about the Also owner o f the R & B. Cafe o f Lake Citv — ALL KEIT'BNS ABE IN, ! toots. On brick highway, ipiick sale, "City Substantial.” prirc very reasonable. Terms, iiox Holier1 . I.. Eaton, of Monticidlo, was 781 City. 03 lip Woodruff nnd Watson have been nominated in Tucuday’a primary for FOR SALK Victrola phonograph making many changes in their store , ........ , , , , . no ml i r h i11 on the Florida Railroad A FREE TIJIIE WITH EACH with fourteen selections, $15.00. One •luring the past two weeks thnt will .. trunk, $5.00. Call at 112 luitirel Ave­ give them one of the finest nnj m o.tiC; T mi*,;lon; ,0 ' h* •*•*•* TIRE nue. 58-Gtp up-to-date stores In the city. Roy-1*1',!0 V" ‘ ° tal.iriuted by The Tampa Tribune. With nearly sixty thousand A chance on n signal lump witk FOR SALE— Potato harrela in any Fill Hew double rases, have been in-1votes tubulated the Montirello man LAIDES’ PUKE NIGHT quantity, special prices on car lots, stalled for the shoe each dollar’s purchase ** correspondence aolicited, Clearwater n e w ........ will be p u tV n T o n c c T o 'I — ONK I.AIIV FREE WITH EACH PAID for »• Mfg. Co., Clearwnter, Fla. 8-tfc the clothing, the floor has been dres- ™ L° f ™ lah“ , ~ " " - ADMISSION sed down and will Ik- waxed and «■ ' ^ ’n «.t Hoy West. FOR SAI.R—Warehouse with R. R. much new furniture will be Installed , Th,'l ’,fon; .ckolfc ,votM *° siding. Within four blocks of center NATIONAL PLAYKRS TKNT THEATRE to make the shoe and - .1 -clothing i- . i. . - - de­ h" v‘' ,’w" distributed at about the of city. same ratio us the first choice, and partment right up to the minute. Geo. V . KNIGHT -SEEThe changes make a new store out or ‘, h" re l* for u»,M?t I 272-tfc 105 Palmetto Avenue the former one and have made a big ' V f" W “ ,unt,,*n fr" 'n whlfh finn» FOR BALE—H practlraTly new piano. difference i„ the appearance of t h e n[u >*' «" Mris SANFORD FLORIDA High grade, walnut finish for cash. Mire establishment. nominated. $150.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp _________________ Lata returns on the senatorial race merely add to the overwhelming mn- i I KNINK'S CONDITION «■____ FOR KENT jority secured by Senator I'ark Trum -, REGARDED HOPELESS nioll over ex-Gov. A. W. Gilchrist It COOL ROOM AND BOARD—$8.25 Sanford’s Now StoreNO WORD OF ( IIANGKN now appears that Senator Trnmmell Phone 127 pi r Week. Apply 680 l.nurel ave. will have a majority < > f 30,000 or m ore, j 84-2tp M l » Tl»r 4 I ' r r •• \ over the Punta Oorda man. The lat P o ll RENT Nice furnished LONDON, June 9.— From sources housekeeping nnd lied rooms. 31 i which cannot he doubted, it is learn- l ' * , « ,VCB T " " " ™ 11 East Fifth street. <VI-2tp <•<1 that Premier l.enine's condition up and Gilihrist 24,745. Likewise later taliulations on the fT»n III:NT .‘small i-elery farm nt 6 to a few days ago is regarded in corigressioiial races in tho Second, acres tiled. Small house goes with Moscow ns critical and probably as 10 Stores in GeorgiaI bird nnd Fourth districts merely ac­ premises. Possession given at once. h ipele.Ms. No word has lrt-en received ■1 Store in Florida centuate the majorities given Con-, Good location, good Innd. Rent reas­ ae to what changes the intervening gressmen Frank t.'furk, J. IL Smith-. onable. Box 7HI, City. 83-3tp days have brought. wiek and W. J. Hears, respectively. FOB BENT— Booms and kitchenette. —Shirley Apnrtmrnts opposite post EDITOR I OS ANGELES HERALD BEN LEIGH HAS HAD DIED IN LONDON TODAY____ office, upstairs. 28-tfc \ VARIED ( ABEEIt LADIES’ DEPARTMENT MKN’S DEPARTMENT NFTEIt OPERATION THROAT FOB RENT—Two unfurnished rooms, bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good Ben It. Leigh, an old-tune South­ I I l f T h r \ « « i » r I n i * si P r « •• l Just received a new line of location. Apply "R. H.", care of Her­ ern druggist, with n varied record i Ni.u YORK, June Tho Dow STERLING SILVER ald Office. fitfc _ which covers n period spent in conFULL-FASHIONED Jones Ticker Service circulated FOR SALK, In first claaa shape, S25P terms or S200 caah. 490 Model.— Hire A Walker, in old Ford Garage. dh-tfp 9| SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE All o f which reminds ua that when Ren was trooping through tho wilds of Florida he wanted to cross the river at Osteen ferry many years ago and had to write the ferryman a letter two days in advance to git him down to the water's edge with hia boat to transport Den and his horses and wagon over the river. The work consisted of unhitching tho horses, taking one at a timo on the boat and then taking the wagan over. When the wagon was in midstream, the hont sank and had to be salvaged from the river's depths, The crossing took Ben just twelve THE WEATHER THE B ell C afe E W. N. CARNASION a ’ VACUUM CUP TIRES SATURDAY NIGHT si SPECIAL F. P. mes “THE GAMBLER AND THE LADY” [A c .y ~ — fl The Churchwell Co. * m •11 IK I ■_________LOST HI \ h .1 LOST—30x3 tire on rim, Letwe-'ii Lakeland amt Sanford. Kinder plcnso notify R. S. Holly, Sanford, Florida. (f-«lh calde dispatch from Undon announcing the death this morning o f Guy Guv Baibain, pui.lmiicr el me t,os Angeles Herald, Barham died after an oper­ ation on the throat several days ago. I7JHT - I’ire carrier with tire nnd LOSS OF LIFE tail light for F’ord Cou|ie. Finder ON PARANA STEAMER plense return to Wight Garage and W AS \ B ill'T S E V E N T Y receive reward. <ll-3tp l.OfiT Bain coat, Monday evening, l l l > T l»c l o n r l a l r S I ' r r a s l BUENOS AIRES, June 9. Esti­ somewhere in the city. Return to W. II. Moye. dl-2tp mates of the life loss of the recent ('. W. SMITH sinking of the steamship Villa F’ rncn M a l l I I ' l l tt \ l< II I I I |> «||||\ «j WANTED on the Purnnn rlxer now vary front %ll U nrk <• mi r o o f r n l WANTED TO BENT House, in g.a«l Forty to seventy. R Yettf** l.sperlrnee neighborhood, with gnrngc, if posslide; state year riround prirc. Re­ HOUSE LENDERS j l uni »t Toni M■ ,r•• * Iquicnl I’.irlorr CANNOT GIN E IDEA sponsible party.— H. E. Schmidt, Box ::t Kllrl Burn OF REPORTS ON SHOALS -----------------------------------------------------154, Brewster, Fla. 62-Ctp WANThi'F—Truck furin. Give I l l s T h r l a a •C I m i « it P r n t ) scription, lowest price, terms nnd WASHINGTON. June 9 — House directions to rrnch same. Address leaders tleclilied today to give the 1'ostoffice Box HHlli. dl-3t|i membership any idea as to how soon the reports dealing with Ford’s offer Cnll 498 for a Quick Service Trans­ for Musele Shoals might be taken up fer. fiO-tfc-m for consideration. , \j/i ,lu.“ inf “ ,lr,,ir "tore in ,,n*’ " f <>. Henr>' * ' U n“ nn republics," an exper- j ! Hif iU iluniig ih<* iVorhl, War, various engagements clerking in pharmacies, selling drugs from a wagon, and managing wholesale drug stores, is now at Sanford, Fin., ns manager of a branch of the South­ ern Drug Manufacturing Company, whose headquarters nre at Jacksonvlffe.—Druggists Circular. . The Jennie Spalding Circle will It is well to remember, however, have a cooked final sale nt L. P. Mr- that the past occasionally produced n Cullur's store Saturday t>eginning at great man who hadn't n single mil­ 1 o’clock. r.l-ltp lion to his name. I The Herald for Post Cards. BELT ltlCKI.ES in brown, white, and black, pr. $ 1.00 SILK HOSE 8 S $2.48 NVHITE KID Pretty Patterns in 38-in. BELTS VOILES 75c yard 45c and $1.25 NEW Til'S 36-in. wide Lang Electric C o . ■ : INDIAN HEAD in pretty patterns yard 50c Licensed Electrical and $1.00 Contractors PAY CASH AVIring, Kcpnirs. Supplies AlMiut th eonly way a girl can get Rlcctric Fans her shape in the papers now is to in­ Mn/dii Lamps ALTERATION SALE—STARTS vent a way to attach a radio outfit to Electric Ranges, Fixtures and June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. 01-8tc her Lathing suit. A Quick Service Transfer nt your Rolling stones may gnther no moss call. tiU-tfc-ni but some gentlemen seem tto thrive exceedingly by rolling bones. Fur quirk results, try a want ad. About the only nation that nppears Distance makes no difference; v.-e to be making progress In the direcare ready for tho long, ns well as the lion of pence is imagination. ■hurt trips. Call 498 for n Quick SerVico Transfer. 00-tfc-m Herald want ads get results. — EVERLASTING Applinnces. Estimates cheer!uly furnished No job too small or large Saving is a Habit- Get the Habit Today ]The Churchwell Co. All wiring done in accordance Nvitli Fire Underwriters’ Rules. ' Rest of references furnished. Give us a trial and he convinced. Z l\ O. iiox 815, Del. aml, Florida t FIRST STRBET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKAIIBLOCK �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. Jl # * 5 *►3 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 10,1922 II li' Hi I * ■■ E i SANFORD DAILY HERALD11**1"’* rsklltkfS ever • r i m m f i n y i *■■>- It will bo strictly within the confines 4ar at lit* ° f truth to say thst the Post'* reasonMaaauUa ' U,7 « r V ." *1 ■!^* ____ ______ ___ _______ _ _ •_— mg as to the swollen values o f farm THEHERl>iALmD.lsiisn PRIN TINGCl).h ,mlrMU°n•brokencn,tchs ing the past twenty years farm val­ ||m v.rrriarr-Treavurrr , irr'uhMi"n Maularr C. L l l t W I N I’bunr HA up fa fliOU I*. M. A 4 « r r f l v l n a l l a t r a Vlndr Knonn on w It. J. IIOl.Lt J*. J. 1.1M.Altll II. A. m : ki . A pplica tion Pnbvrrtpllnn Oh Year ■li Months , lirlltr rrd One Week I ' r l r r In A d s a n r * ... ..................... ♦ In C l l j by C a r r i e r ........... .. ..........** ***** and la pubiubrd ererr I'rldnr. Adaerfletup mire n<ndr known on nppllrnlion, lirnmernile In pollllea. »u.oo per year, iu ndranee. MKMiiKit TUB ahrociatki* I'll Kas TliS Assoclatml Is exclusively entitled to the use Press for republlcatlon of all nsws dispatches credited to It or not otherwlee credited In this paper ami also the local news published •Vv'l'rtdhts of rs-publlcatloa of special dlstmtches herein aro also reserved. o m e n IIKIIAI.II lit li.niMi. I'kane M“ •:K* ig jT * All honor to the senior Christian Endeavor f'lass o f the Presbyterian church o f this city. They made the highest mark in the Dixie Chart of any denomination in the south for the C. E. year just passed. Four out of the past eight y.ars the Sanford Prrsbyterian * . h. has stood first nnd one year had the highest record in certainly worthy of mere than paaaing notice. Dispatches from I.os Angeles say the Valentino rase may le taken for an object lesson to others. We doubt it. The rapidity with which movie actors ami actresses gel divorces and re-ninrry are more than the moving picture mnrhine itself ran rhronicio and no single rase will prove any dctcTrent to them. They are living in a hectic period and will lead hectic lives and only public opinion that will prevent their showing on the screen again will stop them from doIng ns they please. It Is up to the American public to call a halt on these birds who seem to have lost all reason and morality when they ncquired quick fortunes. o . ____ risen by ______ ues have natural causes. Farmers have added the values by, ini some localities an extensive drainage, in others by extensive irrigation. Farm values for publication are made from general statlatics In our agricultural reports. During the past twenty years vast areas hereto­ fore considered valueless have been yrdeemed by drainage and irrigation M ICKIE S A Y S OUT OF TOVJM FER Vl£ KIM DO ffVtStA JEST GrOOO, JEST ET CHEAP *M DEUvj SIGHT QUICKER*. AMO TU kAOUEM VJILL B£ SPEUT •«* « * * ” ** productive so that their actual value has been increased , . . , , ,, ... , l, several hundred fold. All over the country farmers have added to the natural value of their farms by bet, nt.iLIIntrc modern Ut "UlMing*. Uller letttr felM-ea n u n s , rnouern improvements such as electric lights, * , i . , -rt . Water and sanitary equipment. Thus th»JT have Increased the value of their properties in the natural and normal way by adding actual value. It will not do for the Pont or any other pro* pnganist to stand these increased farm values off against the watered ,.tcmka of corporations and say, "look af them boys." Another thing we must hear in under our very, very iii.xlern system of taxation, real esnear a church would also assist |,)£(, nMi , m u c h higher proporin correcting the nuisance. Uannlely. limn stocks and bonds. In"This matter has been spoken ,|n,trial and utility bonds under our of very often. Every Sunday the commission method of apprni'a) have services in some church are mar­ two values. One value very high led by the outside noise. Street vvhrn it romes to figure service rates mrs sound their gongs, automo­ that will guarantee fair returns on biles honk ami shift gears, all in the investment, arid another value, utter unconcern of the annoyance very low, when It comes to figuring they cause. a basis on which to fix the tux assess, "Hut it rouid be stopped, if the merit. Statistics given out at Wash­ police were instructed to stop it." ington nr** based very’ largely on the lax return.. The result is clrnr. TEN < IIMM WIlMKNTS Farm appraisements have shot up like HEALTH tl.e traditional bean stalk that made Jack famous. Many farms were apWalk in the open air. iin i-'il for taxation above their rnarKeep a contented mind, krt value. This mode of assessment breathe deeply of pure air. and the horizontal increases made by Enjoy innocent amusements, I. tax commissions are largely respontiet plenty of sleep each night. tide for this apparent great increase (Jive your body nnd soul plenty it values of farm lands that the Saturday Evening Past is writing ,,f sunlight. “'• Eat Fiat hea healthful, utauit, ami others who are spreading thful, plnin food and |ropnganda to dis.ournge legislation iu*t enough of it. favoring the fanner. N. Associate with companions who It is a matter of common know- W|h benefit you. E SOME CIVIC COMMANDMENTS y k k, m ki n M M »»** a«*wKapa*wwim,*w = Isles, Hawaii, South America, , Australia accentuated the world-v sginifidanre o f Rotary. It must be a cause of great iv noyance to a Chineze army when th« other side beats it to the turrento. A short time ago, In a southern city, a civic booster wrote out Let us do your Job Printing. a set of ten commandments that he considered essential for the guidance of his people in the upbuilding of their homo town. HIS FRIEND RECOMMENDED Although designed especially to meet what he deemed to be THEM the peculiar needs of a particular city, the commandments were so well chosen that they will apply very aptly, right here in Sanford. “ Six years ago,” writes W. H. Shad, Here they are: well, Stanley, Va., I had kidney I.—Thou shalt love thy home town almve all other towns. Thou hie, and at times was unable to raui, shalt be loyal to her people and to her Institutions. myself in bed. F'oley Kidney pdj, II _Thnu shalt guard thy home town from the hosts of evil that were recommended to me by the Chief would invade and destroy her soul. Thou shnlt keep the good name ^ of the Fire Deportment. After of thy home town clean and without stain or blemish. ^ 3 bottles I was completely relieved tnd| HI.—Thou shalt elect as thy public servants in political office ^ have never hnd a return of th. ynp.1 men of strong rharaotor, eager to conserve the best interests of th> m toms." Why suffer when you esn gtt[ people. And when thou hnst elected such men thou shalt stand relief from rhoumatic pains, b:i >uch*,| by, support, and encourage them, for their temptations are man) 'swollen, sore and stiff Joints, il* p I and their burdens are not light. ^ disturbing bladder weakness and oth. IV. —Thou shalt exnit thy public school and honor it all the ^ cr symptoms of disordered kidneys I f days of thy life with the best of teachers, building, nnd equipment, Sold everywhere.— Adv. for the school is the cradle o f the future. Thy children arc here and they shall be the citizen* of tomorrow. No training Is too good ATTENTION! for them nnd no preparation superfluous. V. - Thou shnlt defend the health of thy home town from the Wives, mothers and sisters „f | death that lurks in marshes, swamps, and heaps o f filth. Thou IJiotherhood of Uaitway Trainmen ■halt exterminate the fly and the mosquito for they carry typhoid are requested to meet at the Minnie nnd malaria. .The tubercle bacillus shalt thou drive before thee If nil Sunday afternoon at two o'clock with the sun and fresh air ns thy allies. for the purpose of organizing * VI. —Thou shall laiild good roads, nnd keep them good. For ladies auxiliary. ’>l-2ta by her good roads is a town known for good or ill. Eternal watch­ fulness shnll be thy motto, thufthy mads may not ravel nor thy Hjy it with a Herald Want Ad. supervisor forget thee. VII. —Thou*shnlt keep thy home town beautiful. The hills, the trees, the waters that nature has given her thou shall preserve in ■“ PIANOS sacred trust. No hovel shalt thou permit to disfigure them. Thou shnlt keep thy homes nnd the door yards clean nnd cheerful. Thy In PHONOGRAPHS waters shalt thou purify that they may bring thee life and strength. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS The future of thy town shalt thou plan with care nnd diligence, that thy growth be not haphazard, but full of thought nnd loving -a POPULAR SHEET MUSIC. care ns the plans of a mother for the growth of her child. • ’ PLAYER ROLLS VIII. —Thou shalt honor thy community institutions. Thou •halt work together with thy neighbors with all thy heart «nd -trength and mind. Thou -halt work together in thy organizations ** J. H. HINTERMISTER nnd clubs for the common welfare. Thy leaders shalt thou learn to 2 PIANO CO. obey. Thou shalt serve on committees where thou art put and Weiaka Block net intrude otj committees where thou arc not put. Thus shall thou •a know each other better, thy work shnll prosper, and thy friendship shall multiply. IX. - Thou shalt be a good neighbor to all who live in thy home town whethey they be rich or poor. Thou shnlt speak ill of none and good of many. Thou shalt he a friend to strangers and visit the sitk iri their affliction. Plan lo Take in the X Thou shalt go to ctyireh for the honor of thy home town and for thine own good. Thou shall not consider thyself trw> wise, too busy, too bad nor too good, to spend an hour or two n Sunday with thy neighbors in the worship of God. Thou shalt not send thy children to church. Thou shalt bring them there. Thou shnlt offer thy-i If to thy spiritual lender for the service of God and thy community! So shall we win many battles together. YOU MUST Big July 4 CELEBRATION We do not see the big idea of burn- , ,*M,*«* ,h'“ the nr" 1 D ; r'*ve. your Jbodf .p.lenty ° f pUre ing school histories and wiping out " m| ,h,‘ hnrrf,‘"1 hlt l,T ,hl’ recession w#t' r> l"*1*1*' ftml Do unto others ns you wish th< past wilh one match. The ancient “ f Pric*,‘ nfl, r war. He took his AND history has taught In the schools is ,r’** mnr* gracefully than any other ,hpm tn >'0"' arcient history and you cannot rub it lass. Instead of shutting down shop RESOLUTIONS FltOM D A T t l l V f ’ IV N K ’ l ' R Q The principal address of the day out if you wish to teach ancient his­ nnd saying "we will starve them to it." he went to work along I logical < IIAMIIKIt OF COMMERCE * * l V vV f w«» devilered hy James Layton Rantory, The history is there and re­ AT TO COL. G. W. KNIGHT I H U I N U K o U iN *ton, barrister, of Halifax, N. S. gardless of whether it suits the ex- lines and is gradually coming hack, JOHN TURNER M r.n .i.u m declared that the world DAYTONA tbetie minds of the present genera­ though many have suffered heavy and There was no .Sanford, Fla., June Lth, 11122 , --------war crisis "found the people of the tion or not it is a matter of history Un parahle loss DAYTONA BEACH and no locknuts among the Mr A. I*. Connelly, President, and rec ord. We may not like our an- strike, , " r "• ‘ ' t I.OS ANGELES, <‘alif., June It).— nations wholly ignorant of the means centry hut our ancentry is there to SEABREEZE M" r* " 1 ° ‘ ’’ ’ * Sanforil • hatnher of Commerce. John A. Turner, of Tampa, F'la., was at hand for adjustment and consespeak for itself whenever you dig ii r ' V ** I " ,l" " l"'r Itear Sir. yesterday ele ted a director of Inter- quently thinking and preparing for Committee appointed by acting nntion„| KoUry „ „ thl. f,r„ |,a||<tt. in war." into the archives to find it. We see and lo-ef they pordured for n year or nothing in the advancement of this President l ore.t LnV.e to draft suit* ,i,„ the International llotarv mavention , "It is our duty, as plain, ordinary new idea of burning up all the h ls-f l ,ll" ‘ n,,w* tw" yp*r» of strug- nble resolutions in connection with the now jn j1(.r, citizens, to know what machinery Is torics and starting over ngiiin. We He. to sky to these fellows, you have retirement from the presidency of the available should a crisis come, further are beginning n new age or a new no right to ask for legislation that Chamber o f Commerce of Col. Geo. W. Fohn A. Turner i. a pa-t president lt jn nur duty to see thnt our neighbor and enjoy Had , Knight, herewith submit their report o f th(! Tam,ia l£lltary nu b UI period and If you want our opinion wi" safeguard your interests ami is at bn, (Kin information." they followed the example of some nn., n„k th„, they la. discharged. pr#ient ............ . „ f , hl K,gh we would say that the present gener­ .... ... ighth disii,. aaj,| he did not admit thnt the 3 Days o f Unexcelled when prices slumped ation can take some very good les­ other interests ii i i i ■ it ii Whereas, «d. Geo. Knight tins jrlct o f Rotary, which comprises Fiur- United States is not a member of the Attractions tc*rm as iirf*niili?nt i /• i # * .. . .. | sons from thi' past and probably llii'y woyltl 1,1fi vc? Iirouirhi , th** , world, jyai JUSI ciiniiiiHiMl complin II II irrm pri smiiii **f <>i i|dn, Culm, Georgia and , Alabama. He Nationshut snld thisnn Nations, nut snlil this naprofit by the cachings of some of the to starvations door by refusing to the Sanford f humher of Commerce h„s tieen .h i.,,mar f th mtemi.ti.m mik Iucp more than was needed fur i ., , . ,, , . " " |K>tn chairman of tin intimation* turn was a party to the Hague confer- At the finesl bench in the world, pnaiiiii nun winn was iitiinii mr u it h signal credit to himself nl.d him- „i |»„,„rv i„n i„ , . , . ... ancient histories. home consumntion Hut thev sowed i ....... , ,, n Hotarj <xtcnsion roiiimittn, in nnd that, taken in itsedf, is se- — with the best summer climate ---------- o---------imm< onsumpzion. uui tneji sowea or Bnd profit to this organization, the w»,lrh canncitv he was active tn form . , .. .. , , in tin* country. -.-I they reaped and did it all at a uf Sanford and S c .................... . , ! , curity fr" r” wnr lf ,ho l,cor lp knyW MORE PROP \CAMl \ , cl II | , I , Ii> OI .a m o r it ......... mm ,m > • ing new Rotary clubs in Spain and It- ...l.lrnr,. nml iindcrstan.l its one loss. Shall we lie furgetfu of ttieir u*» o,.. iti.i.nl ,,c F . .. , 11 extMcncc anu tiniierstanii its purBAND CONCERTS . . . . . , 'hereiore, \\c tin iionru oi otbor foreign countries, lie is head T„m..r M„.ic r r ... ’ I.* . Tiie big business interests of the g.iod sense and fnirmindness n o w ?— (;„v«-rn.>r<s o f the Sanford Chamber ..f of .i... Motoring on the Hcach __ the Turner Music ompnn> of Tant- Tbl, hoard of directors will name Commerce desire to plate on record country that have been nrcuitarried , , l l i r , t ‘- ar. I*1*vice-presidents nnd the secretnryAUTO RACES an expression of our hearty apprecia­ to dominating congress to the exclus' 0 ■ relation and o!-o tion of the loyal «>ffi. ieet nnd twGr SURF BATHING ion of all other interests, lu'gin to CNNECKSKAR1 Nt IISES. i.O.s A.xtir.i,r..>, t niif , June 10.— £ |,|nt-r fnr the next convoning servlets of Col. Knight during liis Raynuv.d Havens of Kansas City, tjon. signs oi fear of the farmer's or--------BASE BALL' cncutnbeiiry of this office lie has set gnnizntions of the country. Ail fair Mo., W..S .h0M-n president uf the Ind o tin g session was marked by two We have often wondered just why ____LEAGUE GAMES minded men know that all classes, people with noisy cars persist!* I in n high mark for his successors to t«rnationsl Association if Rotary enthusiastic ovations given to rrtirthe farmer has had least attention hy running to and fro on the street where emulate, and we pledge liim as a tok­ Clubs at the final business session of inK president Crawford C. McCulFIRE WORKS congress. Vet a well organized and public speaking was going on and just en of mir npprrdntion thnt which wi the thirteenth annual convention of |„UKh. The resolutions committee BIG HOLIDAY PARADE widespread campaign of prop igand.i why they wanted to run by a church feel will bring liim the greatest meas­ the organization yesterday afternoon, presented him with n check for |2,5l>0 Is now under way against farm legis­ on Sunday morning or Sunday even­ ure of satisfaction; our continued in­ DANCINO Directors elected to the Internation- brought in on a silver platter, designterest and zealous co-operation in ac­ lation. AND EVERYTHING _ al Kotarmn Imurd yesterday were: IMj „ , ymbol o f affec tion and npprving with the cut-out open and the car While it may be doubtful propriety making more noise than usual Is this complishing the greatest good possi- Harry Bert Craddick, of .Mirinca|>oUs, elation of rotnrinns Not n dull moment. Life saving in n demur rath form of government, done to disturb the worship at the Id;; for our people, our town, county Ralph Bristol, of Ogden, Utah; Internationalism as the keynote of crew on the bench. Best of ar* for cla.ses in organize for the pur- i hutches or to dixluih the public on the ocean ‘ Resolved further that a copy of M ^ ' j o h n Turmw o ^ T s m ^ ^ r ’ ,!‘ ',arinnH' " C*iv,tiM for ,h*' comin« commodations pose of bringing about lass legisla- B,)pnk,ir, or jllM . hnw „ ff |. . . * **• J I urn* r, nf I am pa, Flu., yrtir war rmphimlst^lby the ni*iiY nri^-1 front. ri*E*»lutioni* !»«• **ur« a« upon thf t „ n. • . . 1 . * . 9 1 , Hon. yet it must he confessed that , hnuW „ „ im. M>r( „ f ity ontinunec thrsc* f -s t . iWHwn i niu*r»**n, *»r Payton, Ohio; Mont. lUvnum*! M llnvf n* ;es «»f oi the me or^iinuAtinn organization nnd a a Inlander Ullkip . f . i nR. tk , * addromon ,, *’ ,,n by <np‘ ilclocntca • unless the farmers do m -unizn and that would abate this nuisance nnd minuti,n Come One! Come Ail! A lox a mu r \\ Ukie, «»( hdinhun?• and Parting push tli'ir mvn int'i -ts, they will other people feel the same way nbotlt copy he published in the Dally Heruli Jeffrey LydHatt of Calgary, Alberto, from France, Canada, the British ; and Come Early! B. F. WHITNER. stand mighty llttli sh iw agnlnst the it ns the following from the Itnrtnw ■ft. J. HOLLY, organ!vml greed thrt !..i* <l<>ininnt«*il Record would indicate: A. E. YOWELL. f engross during the Inst half century "During the course of nn im­ and is now firmly seated In the sad­ T" " 11 ~ pressive prayer at the services dle. Pt IK II \SES HELL CAI E .Sunday night when the class ser­ Even the Saturday Evening I'ost, mon was preached to the high usually fair, takes up the cudgel Tin* Hell Cafe wn* sold yesterday school graduates, an automobile to tV N. Cnmnsion who will condurt passing the White Temple honk­ this place in the future. The former ed long nnd loud. At another time proprietor, DamlHnke will quit the during the evening when the restaurant business to engage in choir was singing n beautiful farming. The now owner is an ex­ Every Member of ; anthem, another automobile rat­ perienced restaurant man having a tled atul banged alsiut, evident­ 1restaurant at the present time in ly getting underway from its Gainesville and he will operate both :’ S C L A S S | parking location near the church. places giving Hanford much of his "l» there no interest on the personal time nnd experience. See Is Especially Requested to be Present Tomorrow and Bring Their j part of the city police department the advertisement in this issue. toward the maintenuhro of quiet Friends near the churches? Wouldn't it Poinncllin Butter-Split and O. K. be possible to declare the neigh­ Butter-Crust bread for those who ap­ borhood of each church a quiet preciate a good inaf. fll-twc Court my anti IVompl Ser­ zone during the hours for church vice Our Motto services 7 As the early morning tty becomes "It would wink no hardship to active, uneasy lies the head bereft of route all traffic away from the it* natural foliage. church neighborhood* during the I’honrs I9T-4M morning and evening service Otir idea of justice is for a man to tVHI.AKA IILOL’K hours on Sunday. And n few go bankrupt ami invest the proceeds stiff lines for unnecessary noise in oil stock. CARNIVAL Come July 1 Just Six Months Old Tomorrow [GROCERIES I : FRUITS j j AND VEGETABLES I WE ARE GOING TO HAVE OUR PICTURES TAKEN DF.ANF TU R N ER i LET’S HAVE 2 0 0 MEN THERE! i «.-c^rr!agB nan ■«■■■■■■■ �THE SANFOUI) DA ILY HERALD. SATURDAY, JUNE 10,1922 any timt. These brick can be taken up, the grade brought up to a true fcdFilled Brick surface, well roiled and tlio brick tr.es [Roads More Efftclaid ix»ck. and filled cither with as­ phalt or cement grout, for about ' i°nt Than they Look $3,000 or $3,600 a mile, and practi­ the rough condition of cally a new- road will result from us­ *.«■' • « l* k ing the same material which was us­ ed in the beginning. After this is |j .hS h O™ ^ Z "ly P ,r» many unfavorable com- done the road will hold its shape for ■***" hc.nl <m brick as « road many years longer, provided the ' material. All thcao come berms are kept up nnd taken care of. tomeOM intentionally Most unfortunately many of the f . ,i „r from one who has not counties o f Florida do not keep the’ ' . . " Ih, bottom of the matter, berms repaired so that their roads -janalyii* n-\cal* that in every are ruined through no fault of the a (WO ninety-live to nincty-oight paving material, hut because the L t of the brick, arc yet Rood, foundation underneath goes to pieces I eta be built into a new road. It because the wheels o f meeting cars fi.t that from some of thee* have «f|en cut down more than a which were built “ bout ten foot below the surface o f the road o f ,h hr k- could now be re- the curbing. L i jrd .old for more than the In Y'olusin, Seminole, Orange. Os­ I - r d ro't in the beginning. A ceola, St. John, Putnam, nnd in other L ■ d Investment when after counties o f the state, excellent roads |if*r» wear in ^ ron<* t*IC m“ ter‘ can be seen where the berm on the I |, s value more than outside o f the curb has worn down until it is a foot or more below the \ _.;h t.ilMd . f section of road surfaeo o f the pavement. |h Ifnitrate* this is the brick Where the traffic reaches the en­ ffrom Jacksonville through St. ormous proportions to which it hns Lftinc ar.d toward Pnytnna, advanced between Jacksonville nnd I ty nr seventy miles in length Dny*onn and Orlando, the roads I, 0f (hi• mad was built nearly should he paved ns double track high­ Ijfji- i.p • :|t a cost of some- ways, or at least fifteen feet in L r.,ar ten thousand dollars a width so that in meeting the cars do I j. i. ,w re simply laid on not have to get o ff the pavement ns Jeitaral sand and the cracks he­ they arc compelled to where the lm filled with sand from the pavement is only nine feet in width. |tide. The road was paved only While these old sand tilled brick ■ wide and nn shoulders or roads nre unsightly and are very 1st, f i.H.'k or other hard material rough to ride over in their present r provided for cars to meet on; condition, the money which was put I It the enormously heavy Into them years ago is there yet. |ffr which this road carried hns For n comparatively small cost these Jtroycd th< berm outside of the |roads cun be n-lnid with the same |h tacit of the way allowing the brick into nn excellent asphalt filled Id which - 1|| rted the brick to brick pavement o f which the brick lile nut of shape. The water pnss- portion of Atluntie Boulevard, bo1 >.• ■ ■ i. i softenlnu the tween Jacksonville nnd Pablo Beach Ifrade. the 1 I h ing away and l* a perfect example.— Southern U l t it to settle and the wind [.timber Journal. I - rapidly moving cars blow!hr X urd away has caused the subGood breeding becomes more nnd kit to . ■* n n very hnd shape. more general as parents study nnd Iai to th> bri.-k of which the pavprofit by the exnmple of their child­ I- wa« made nearly ten years ago, ren. Lj tn r thi road and fully nineLifht i it i-nt of them are worn ALTERATION - SALE—STARTS | ■ ■ he perfectly sntisfacn for • w road surface at June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. 01 -8tc 7 * S i 10*1 M a i n t a i n i n g A. B o n k Account is simply a matter o f pood ju d g ­ ment. Life is made up largely o f endless decisions—larpe and small—and the real victories o f tomorrow will be the results of the judgments o f today. As the judge of your future des­ tiny, think what a Bank Account will mean to you. Ka in h i t a m Ku Kluxers Kidnap Prominent Couple At Anderson, S. C. SPORTS ********** YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida Slate League At Jacksonville, 7; Lakeland, 4. At St. Petersburg, 7; Tampa, 9; (11 innings). At Orlando, 5; Daytona, 3. At . At At At National League. * Philadelphia, 3; St. I-ouis, 4. Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 1. New York. 3; Chicago, 4. Boston, 7; Pittsburgh, 3. At At At At (i> Pet. .693 .552 ..'.08 .600 .191 .357 Lost 10 19 23 24 20 25 26 31 Pet. .501 .578 ,5 It) .520 .509 .158 .147 .320 American League \J*on l*ost 10 New York 83 30 21 St. Louis 25 20 Washington 27 Cleveland 21 20 23 Detroit 20 21 Philadelphia 20 21 Boston 21 29 Chii ago IVt. .635 .588 .510 .171 .459 ,455 .417 .420 Smithem Ansocintain Won Lost 33 Mobile 21 29 24 Little Rock 30 Birmingham 21 29 25 New Orleans 20 Memphis 29 31 24 Nashville 28 Atlanta Chattanooga 38 IH IVU .Gil .517 .588 .637 .527 ,430 140 .321 First N ational B ank 51 ■ M '. FORSTER. 1'rrsldrnt ■I I Summer E x cu r sio n s Fares Greatly Reduced Ja c k s o n v il l e t o NEW YORK A N D R E T U R N TALLAHASSEE, Juno 9._(Spccinl.)—J. 8. Myrick o f the Myrick ■ Lumber Company of Thoinnsvilte, ~ Ga., and an operator rit Woodvllle in this county barely esenped death yes­ terday nfternoon when the au*omohile in which he was riding nnd a south­ bound train on the Thomas line col­ lided at Bellnire crossing two miles south of this city. The automobile was completely wrecked, parts of it being strung nlong the track for fifty yards and the train being derailed by the impact an ddragging over the crossing for about the same distance, Myrick and a negro were in the enr nnd both escaped death, Myrick suffered u broken nose and being bndiy bruised; The train wheel cut a shoe entirely from the foot of the negro just scratching his foot, how­ ever, Myrick was taken to n local hospital where it i ssaid that hi* in­ juries are not serious. « B. F. WIUTNER, Cashier $ c q i o ■ ■© , Including Meals nml Stateroom Accommodations. For fie Letter Staterooms an additional charge is made, aconfing to size, location, etc. Suites, some with double beds a,j'' othtr with twin beds and bath; also rooms with onrnrting private lavatory facilities may be had. CLYDE LINE T '^ ‘ts on sale May 15th to September .10th, inclusive, good .. " n,l,iK from New York ns late ns October 31st. Through ■»'U on sale to principal Eastern resorts. GOLD TARPON. THE "FIRST EVER” IS SEEN O FF EGMONT Sailings ICvcry Monday, Thursday and Satur­ day at 2 P. M. Apache.................. June 3 , 12,22; July 1,10,20 Graianche...........June 5 ,1 5 ,2 4 ; July 3,13,23 Mohawk.............. June 8,17, 26; July 6,15,24 Lc-nape.............. June 10,19,29; July 8,17,27 III, The U .n r l a l r i ) I’ r r i . l Sanford to Jacksonville and Return, $10.00 t n „ . deluding Meals nnd Stateroom Berth Daylight and Searchlight 'IVip on the Beautiful St. Johns River For further information, ndtlrcsB CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY I’asaenger Department Jacksonville, Florida J* B. Calder, Agent, Sanford, Fla. £ ANDERSON, S. C., June 9 . - Rob­ ert W . Sullivan, young businessmen of Anderson, nnd Miss Ruby Floyd, were kidnapped Inst night by u band ARNES fJ. HERN Kit, Chairman o f masked men who took them from nn automobile in front o f the young woman’s home, according to state­ You are driving along the road, an­ other car on side road ernshes into ments made to the police by Mrs. Ada you, damage to your car $600.00, the Floyd, mother of the girl. She de­ other fellow entirely to blame, own# clared the kidnappers wore the regal- nothing hut his car, with n mortgage on that and no insurance. It’s up to la of the Ku Klux Klnn. Sullivan is secretary nnd treasurer you to stand the entire loss. Unless you have n Belt Collision policy on of the OtT,Cotton Mills nnd holds the your car. A collision policy will cost snmc position in the South Carolinn you from $17.50 to $10 a year for the $23 deductible policy, ncco Cotton Manufacturers' Association. Later the couple returned to town. the price o f your ear. In thi# case the Belt would pay you $475 of your They said they hnd been taken some loss and you would be oat jitSl MADE three miles from town, given a "lec­ nnd still have your insurance in force LOOKS . . , . . in . the __ woods. ______ ! for the future. It’s nil right to take ture” nnd dropped The man was warned not to he seen '* chumo » « «"*H l'*#sea hut there are AND IS • * ... .. . . few men rich enough to run the rink in Mis# H oyd. company again, He of n ,arKe onc Get n Belt policy now tola the police, but he denied reports un,| |H> protected, that had reached the rnthat he had ^ _____ _ been beaten. Ho nml Mias Floyd and THE BELT Next to Princess the latter'* mother’s, Mrs. Ada Floyd Automobile Indemnity informed the |wllcc that the men were Association dressed in regalia resembling that of the Ku Klux Klnn and Miss Floyd as­ G. C. FELLOWS, Agent serted that she was positive one of the men was a negro. The couple said Box 155, Sanford------------ Phone 45-J they would lie unable to identify any o f tiieir abductors. „ Sullivan, who i# about thirty-one J BK SURE AND SEE THE years of age, was recently taken in ■ custody at Mi*# Floyd’s home, hut no a charges were made against him. A 2 charge of "disorderly conduct” was J -A I.80made against her, however, us a re- a suit o f remarks attributed to her in a conversation with a neighbor who hnd complained to the police. She is about eighteen years old. $500 Paid out for an Accident n Sanford la id msr M i l's Bakery Ml STUDEIMER AND CHEVROLET CARS * SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY \ Steel Companies Anxious to Place ST. PETERSBURG. June O.-A gold tarpon, the first ever reported ln local wnters, according to veteran guides, was seen Thursday o ff of Kgmont pass, near Pnss-a-Grille, sccording Jo George Roberta, guide, nnd n party of three anglers. The news of tbe fish caused ex­ citement in the resort town that rlvailed that of the Klondike day*. The huge gold fish Roberta said, was more than six feet long, nnd was in a school of other Tarpon. In place of the usual silver scales, its shies showed burnished gold ns it leaped out o f thfe water. Rolwrts pulled every trick in his category to hook the flah, but failed, A. C. I’ ORT. Agent WIGHT 1)1(08. GARAGE- Eads in Merger SANFORD tit* Tin* AUTO AND TRAIN COLLIDE— LATTER I K \VFS TIIF. RAILS A COMMUNITY BUILDER t vecutiOi-Al commutes of the BuaiTBT A DAILY HIIAU WAN? AD. _________________________ u«»» auii Prvfcastob«J Women’a Club 1 requests all young women destring siuf^jymcnt to register at the First National Bonk. PACKARD SINGLE SIX CYMES TODAY Daytona at Orlando. Tampa at St. Petersburg. Lakeland at Jacksonville. National League Won 29 New York 20 Pittsburgh 27 St. Louis 20 Brooklyn 27 Cinclnnnti HO Chicago Boston . ...... 21 i:> Philadelphia Employment Bureau.. rding‘to At Your Grocer’s Southern Association Nashville, 0; Atlanta, 3. Memphis, 9; Mobile, 3. Little Rock, 3; New Orleans, 1. Chnttnnuoga, 4; Birmingham, 5. LEAGUE STANDI NO Florida Slate League. Lost Won 32 ■»— ■ St. Petersburg 20 32 Lakeland 29 30 Tampa 27 27 Orlando 20 27 Dnytnnn 20 30 Jacksonville Second sheds. 8 F jx ll. only 50c per 1,000, while they last, at Herald o f tit*. If BREAD American League. At Chicago, 10; New Y ork, 0. At Detroit, 3; Philadelphia, 10. At St. Louis, 8; Boston, 1. Wnshington-Clevelnnd postponed on account of Dunn’s death. American Association. At Louisville, 3; Columbus, 4. At Indinnnpolis, I; Toledo, 2; innings.) No others scheduled. PAGE THREE -SANFORD, FLA. MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS I JOHN GOVE, Proprietor WASHINGTON, June 9.—Deny­ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY ing Hint the merger o f the Bet hie- (0|8 Wt#, |.’ |r-l 1018 West First »trM t hem Steel Corporation and the Ijirknwnnnn Steel Company wll loperate A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU to restrain trade, the two eonipanics asked the fedora) trade commission yesterday to dismiss the complaint is­ sued against the consolidation of the companies on June third. Coincident with the filing of nnswer# to the complaints by the two corporation#, Carl DeGersdorff, their counsel, cnlcd at the department of jjustire and assured Attorney Gen­ eral Daugherty the companies were anxious to place Immediately at his disposal all facts regarding the pro­ ■l ir |,,rex*S*C'J»j posed merger. Delay would seriousCorner ltuildinr European Ulan 1> handicap the companies, ho as­ every room outside Open nil the year serted, asking that the investigation he pushed forward ns speedily n# S I S S im iS S S S I S lS I lS iS B S iB M S I H S S S iS S S S S S S iS S S S S iS M speedily ns possible. Mr. Daugherty was understood to have informed Mr. DoGersdorff that the department’s investigation would be expedited. F^ieh company tiled separate ans­ wers to the commission's complaint, denying the authority or jurisdiction of the commission "over the transae. Hot Weather Is Here In the Bethlehem reply, signed by E. E. McMath, secretary of the cor­ poration, it was asserted that neither the Lackawanna Steel Company nor any o f its subsidiaries was now en­ gaged in competition with the Bothle* Will Help You Keep Cool hem Company nor any o f its subsid­ iaries. It was also asserted that the See our window display o f all kinds "carrying out of the agreement of May Id, 1922, and the operation by the respondent (Bethlehem), directly or through its subsidiaries, of the prooertios of the Lackawanna Steel Company will not violate the provis­ ions o f any law o f the United State*. i;e Bethlehem reply admitted some o f the points set forth in the s .. ........................................... .. commission’s complaint hut took is­ sue with the commission’s figure# concerning production o f certain rail* road accessories by the Lackawanna Company, Roth companies In their answers took up the commission’s complaint in detail, nnd answered each allega­ tion, admitting some charges nnd de­ nying others, hut reaching the con­ clusion that the merger would not in any mnncnr run counter to existing statutes. The department o f justice made a statement with reference to yester­ Some dollars pull and others hang hack; day's conference .which said, in part: some lift and others lean, depending entire­ “ The investigation o f the part of representatives of the department of ly on whether they are given a fair chance. justice in New York nnd Buffalo Hoarded money is money that is out of cir­ wil Irontinue nnd ns soon ns post4 ^ after the necessary additional inforculation. and it can do no one any good, not motion ah# been furnished a final even the owner. hearing will be held if necessary nnd n report made to the Senate in re­ Make the Peoples' Bonk of spouse to the resolution." A 20TH CENTURY COOLER pi : \Ball Hardware Co. j W H A T SOME DOLLARS DO agent for your idle funds. You might get ns good but you won't find any better loaf than O. K. Hiittor-Crust nnd Poinscttie ButterSplit Bread. If you haven't tried it, n treat hns been missed. Try others, then cat O. K. BREAD made with milk nnd pure shortening. Too ninny seding station* may also explain why congress can’t understand the voice of the people. j The Peoples Bank of Sanlord s �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9.1922 ii iii^ |Vii.,i ’ ir THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 10,1922 PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 10,1922 • TWO SPECIAL BARGAiNS-10 ACRES, 5 TILED, $3,500:2 STORY DWELLING, ON CORNER LOT, $3,000 H. B. LEW IS Ml M •VwJ Din»r Ripht Straight Back tc Old Florida Home," at Hin• Piano Store, Welaka Block. 20-tfp m jly Herald Delivered to your dap * week for 15 cento— throngs of reader*. QUIMRY MELTONLEA VB8 TIIK JOURNAL WILL REMAIN IN J\X lilt Tfcr \ I* f r A P r r * * i WOONSOCKET, It. I., June 10.— Crowell building occupied by offices and stores and the Buell building, the borne of the Woonsocket Call, and the Cook building were virtually destroy­ ed by fire today with a loss of |200,- It is not surprising that under such Iconditions a perfect myriad of public projects have taken on new life this year. The construction news columns of The Industrial Index and similar journals illustrate each week, in most convincing manner, the great revival in this highly important branch of improvement. 000. I Ilf Tho Herald for Post Cnr,l Even if you have some one else do your work—you will have a BETTER HOME ■in !'.i22 should bo marked by much o n __ ' t ruction work. aa In the fir->t place, America is -dor ■ on homes to the extent of several mil ■ linn. The housing shortage i* nl» * nominal. It is not as acute as it w.v JJ a year ago, due to the fnct that thin* ■ again, when business is restricted ,i ■ 1 Hu mile 11in11**,I, people iln not w, mi t, a require the same bousing fuml'i ■ that they expect and demand -vh"n a times arc easy and money flush. But a even after the home building activitu • ■ «,f |n«t year nre nreountedfor and ■ allowance is made for the present lim■ Ration of rent-paying or home-build■ ing ability, the fact 'till aland* out a that this country faces a homing ■ shortage that is real anil substantial Again, public work has to a very ■ considerable extent la-en held up in n n-rent years. First was the war, r Rich, in its last year .paralysed con*J «truction; riot only ihy indirect notha ads but also through direct governr mental action, so that in time it be­ ” came again t the law to build a hou-e, ■ unless the circumstances were rxeep■ tional. ■ I lu’ii, in the flush times following J ihe war, material became scarce, pric- ■ I lir Iturer, started east yesterday on a quest for his wife and his two bubies, by friends to aid him in h wrested from him by poverty Cap- out on his quest. Sunset tain Sunset came back to the land of he has 11 German plnnci his youth at the end of the word wnr him officially while in showered with high military decora- service, lions attesting his valor ns an allied ' In addition to that he <• flier. He lived here with his bride, an ficinlly. He hns been w Alsatian, whose life he saved over- ens fo times and was she sens. They cnnic to know poverty— times. Sunset saw serv the wnr left Sunset unfit for work— units, the Foreign Leelon l a i u f l n h il I ' r r t a l OKMULGEE, ( Ikla., June lb—Orok cn in health, Capt. William Sunset Cherokee Indian ace of the Lafayette Escadrille and globe trotting ndven* ■!* were overtaxed and such a freight <ar famine developed that the I “ embargo' period came on. We all re* ill vividly that strenuous period "hen hippei went Washington SOCIETY viltS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-YV II * » ■ h a v e muj t r i m * . yam — It y a u mrr gala* a n y w h e r e ae « < > n i „ S a m e , ae U ; « ■ a r e e n t e r l a l a l a a , w r i t e a |K-<lal rmr4 la Ihla S e p a r t m e n l. ( I , l a * Seta lla . o r l e l e h p n n e th e Item. It w i l l be a r e a l l y a p p r e c i a t e d . Henry McLaulin, Jr, OPTICIAN •OPTOMETRIST Mrs. J. It. Fhldy anil little grand­ daughter Vera, of Green Cove Springs arrived here yesterday and nre tho guests of her niece, Mrs. \V. S. Thornton. Monday—St. Agnes Guild will meet at the homo of Mrs. Archie Betts, on Palmetto nve., at 3:30 p. m. Monday—Mrs. Craig Hnrris will en­ tertain tho members of tho Pipe Orgnn Club at her homo on West Frist street. IL S. A. ENTERTAINED IN I.ONGWOOD The Brotherhood of Suint Andrew Sanford, Fla was invited to n# ,'Watermelon Cut­ ting by Mr. Nowell in Longwood. But as “ 100 or more strong'' would naturally overwhelm the county’s most bountiful host, it was decided to take those from the three older Chap­ ters who had made the highest aver­ age for attendance during the yenr. Upon arrival, there were also gath­ ered several of the representative citizens of Longwood to meet tho II. S. A.. Each hud melon given him. Swimming and fishing and lemonade You Can Find the Name of and cake occupied the ufternoon. At Errry l ire Professional and evening, all were served u bountiful Badness Man in Hanford in supper of fried fish, fried chicken, 1hi« Column Each Day potnto salad, and all that goes for a big supper finished o ff by ice cream and cake. Songs and more melons occupied the time until the return home by moonlight. The II. S. A. George A. DeCottes men and boys who wero rewmded Attorney-at-Law were: James R. Stewart, William H. Om Srtalrolf County Bank Holden, Robert Mnson, Morris Moye, Lewis Hughey, Lyle Tapp, James FLORIDA SANFOHII Hollchan, Alton Gunter, Billy Fitts, John Edwurd Higgins and Stephen S. 0. Shinholser Shinholser. SANFORD FLOP u*anc* Attorney Hull of the firm of Lan­ dis. Fi.ih & Hull of Deljjnd was in the city today on legal business. r.. r>. button o f Geneva was among the visitors to the city today. He reports the recent rnins ns being very beneficial to the orange groves in his section. The II. L. nf K. Memorial services thnt were to have been held in tho Masonic Hnll tomorrow afternoon will he held in the Princess Theatre instead. All of the members o f tho B. of L. E. and thecir friends will please remember that the place has been changed. trigs nf the Book Lovers Club was thnt o f yesterdny, when Mrs. Henry ■ SMITH BROS. Captain Arthur Cundy Scout .Ex­ Ward entertained the n.cmbers at a ecutive for this district and Cornelius Garage and [Machine Co. spend the day party a*, her cottage at Christianey and Allandale, president Daytona Beach. of the District Association of Boy Expert Auto Repair W ork The members motored over early Scouts were in the city todny confer­ Phoa* SO Comer Firat and Oak in the morning, and enjoyed the de­ ring with treasurer Deane Turner, lightful ocean breezes, until noon, •'ir. Cundy will hnvc charge o f tho “WE DELIVER THE GOODS' when n delicious five course fish din­ work in the five counties thnt com ­ ner wns served. Quick Sen ice Transfe? A fter dinner a gentleman who hns pose this district and is a most ablo executive. recently returned from Porto Rico, Storage Facilities gnvc u very instructive lecture, on For your Kundny dinner go to tho If •» phase you, tell others; if uu “ Raising Sugnr Cane," which wns Seminole Cafe. Chicken or turkey tell ai. Phone 498 greatly enjoyed by the members, dinner. Cooked In the style you like. Another qnjoynble feature wns the •15-lte “ Live Model," who displayed the lat­ B. W. HERNDON est In bathing Costumes, this fnct as­ sures the club members that they Water Traffic League Insurance Agency will be posted on the latest fashions. Had a Good Meeting firr - a u t o — b o n d s Following the lecture and Fnshion at the Valdez Hotel Show, tho members enjoyed the surf, until u late hour, when they bid their m D'I V>’i*i soif rnbicfsntlv da. I QB R rton II parted for their homes. oANFOIU) NOVELTY Wnet her you nre planning to liuild a i gnnizntion. the mnt<*rials and can give WORKS v. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop ami Miii LUMBER ADVANCED Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDES us assist you with your building program. Plans, specif lent ions and estimates furnishei I promptly. III Coramrrrlsl {Greet Hsnferd. f n SWIMMING PARTY Mrs. W. S. Thornton entertained the members o f her Sunday School class, “ The Dependable*," most pleas­ antly at a swimming party, and sup­ per, at Silver Ijtke, Inst evening. The afternoon, nnd early evening hours, were spent with swimming nnd games, and Inter n tempting pirnic supper wns served. The class had ns their guests Dr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Walker. Mrs. R. L. Shinholser nnd Mrs. J. R. I.yie. The club members who enjoyed this nffnlr were Misses Margaret Zachary, Lillian Shinholser, Pattye Lyle, Erminin Houser, Corn I-ee Tillls, Glndys Adams, nnd Mnud Tyre. Geo. W. Knight NOTICE CLUB MEMIIBRS al Estate nnd Insurance Mr*. John Meiseh, treasurer of the fillli . . . FLORIDA Woman's Club, wishes to notify the members of the club thnt the dues are now due nnd that all dues must be paid between now nnd August |first. Miss Helen Terwllliger leaves Monday for Gainesville, where sho will attend Normal School. Phon# 61 Raytleld Carburetors Installed and Guaranteed by Hanford Battery Servic Company There will be a beauty contest at the class o f Dr. Walker at the Prlnresa Theater at 0:50 'A. M.. Sunday. You ought not to miss. Mrs. W. C. Hill nnd little daugh­ ter Caroline .leave today for Vadosta nnd Albany, Ga., where they will spend a few weeks. Mr. Hill will m ns WANTED ovnrd J CARTER LUMBER COMPANY A summer bronchial cough keeps not only the sulTcrer but other mem­ bers of the family awoke. Alfred Bar­ ker, 1001 Avondale St., E. Liverpool, O., writes: “ I consider it my duty to write and tell tho results -nf Foley's Honey and T:»r, which I used for my boy who had been suffering from a bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Fol­ ey's Honey and Tar has done him won­ derful good, and I shall always reemmend it." It sooths and hca's. Sold everywhere.— Adv. CALENDAR Sanford Battery Service Company Lumber prices are on the upward Di'der for that house you have tall °nce unless you want to pav mor join them later and they will go to Waynesvillc where they will spend the remainder of the summer. want ads get results. Contractor and Builder ■ 1 1■• ‘ "i" almost prohibitive, labor a both hlgl •• L, the rai jj ■ ■ ■ ■ 10G NORTH PARK AVENUE PHONE 319 --------Notice i» hereby given Hint the City is ex- Commissioners of the City o f Smi­ th ns ford, Florida, will receive sealed bids ■r the up to the night of June 20th, 11*22, I wit-j from nil persons desiring to bid on tho iveral following improvement proposed to be stand mude by tne City Cnmiuissioners, minis namely: On 12 to 20 ton per day enpnefty In­ cinerator or Cremator, latest improv­ Distance makes no difference; wo ed; price to be oil manufacturers nre ready for the long, ns well ns the specification, and to include all costs short trips. Call IP? for n Quick Ser­ o f erection. Tbo Commissioners re­ vice Transfer. C0-tfc-m serve the right to reject any ami all Idds that aro not satisfactory. Address all communication* to C. J. Ryan, City Mnnager, Sanford, Florifi-7-onw-lm THE WINNERS Forest Lake E. M. Galloway W. H. Hand J. S. Dinkle T. W. Lawton J. L. Miller John Bell J. G. Bell T. L. Dumas John Russell Boh Walthour D. C. Marlow C. R. Duffin B. H. Guthrie Sporting Goods Line We nre ngrnts for the Celebrated Spaulding Line o f Golf Goods Patronize your home mcrchanta everything you need to purchase, are here to atay. PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS There is no business more personal than banking. We seek to establish and maintain close personal relationships with our customers. Are n few o f the many hundred* that have purchased “ EXIDE” Batteries from us. Nearly three years sales and not one to go wrong. Insist on an “ EXIDE” Feel free to consult us on any bus­ iness matter with which you may he concerned, and he assured o f a cor­ dial welcome. Battery The Ilaltery is the life of the car. WE RE-CHARGE ANI) RE­ PAIR ALL MAKES BATTERIES RAY BROTHERS 107 West First St ninth* up, nnd the drafting o f a map which will show several proposed water ruutes, nnd which will Ik* pre­ sented nt the hearing in Sanford on June 27 by the Government engineer. Several members o f the league from Orlando and Sanford were pre­ sent nnd discussed plans in which valuable informatiuti for this project rnuld he obtained nnd plnrrd in the proposed brief nnd map which will he one of the sources o f interest at the next meeting. The map will show each proposed water route, the rail­ roads nnd nil cnnals which have nlrondy been constructed in vnrious flare* of the state. It will also In­ dicate the old nnd new hard surfaced rend* which nre now under eon- { stmetion. One of the most valuable i points of interest which will be! the'large ncrcage thnt would he I drained if ranals were built. A plnn wns also put under way for The Country Club and Golf Links are almost completed. You will want tha best in everything in the PROGRESS SERVICE Phone 518 ANNOUNCEMENT Peninsular Electric Co. Welaka Block—— No. 1 Railroad Avenue K. B. RANDALL, Jr. A. L. CAMPBELL We are prepared to handle any kind o f Electrical Work NOW Electric Fans Toasters Irons Sewing Machine Motors Power Motors Shades, Glassware Fixtures Sunbeam Lamps J2- and 110-Volt Table Lamps Floor Lamps Warming Pads Grills Etc., Etc. EXPERT REPAIRING-------------- -----------REASONABLE PRICES All Work Guaranteed Called for and Delivered E s tim a te s ch eerfu lly fu rn ish e d o n a n y jo b Large or Small------------------------------ Give Us a Trial � 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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MONDAY. JUNE 12. 1922 ,-OLUME III. s to r m sw eeps over long ISLAND— EXCURSIONISTS ARE VICTIMS OF WAVES York Has Another 'S a y t s t h undr ed s w a it it (ITT ISLA N D AS POLICE PA Timi BOATS 8 BAUCH FOU VICTltOl. IH» TIMS M ’ MHEHING OVER 50 GIRL KILLED NEWPORT NEWS, \ ..n fl«t r d NEW VOHK, J uiip 12.— I hr d,jlh l»H of *H«- hurricane which down on I hr melropobUn area Intr yeaterday paaarri Ihr r,n mark n*<Ja> with Indica­ tion* Ihr total number of dead might so much higher. Thr death list leaped nhrad • hen the Incoming tide rrturnrd eighteen !u*dirw wwept to «rn last nicht. Four more bodies were Fffi,ktm l from Hunter w Inland, and i*o were picked up at T rac­ er'* l-land. ADDITIONAL WAGE CUTS THREATEN RAILROAD EMPLOYEES - R A I L STRIKE IMMINENT Could B eDirected and Financed From Canada to Avoid Court Decision 111? TKp iM orh fn l l*rr»«l AS TO MURDERER HUT L IK E A S S A U L T C ASE A M «rU | r4 NUMIIER tlfi OPEN SHOP, UNEMPLOYMENT WAGE REDUCTIONS, RUSSIA’S ONE BIG UNION AND COURT’S CONSTITUTION FOR THE IRISH IS REVISED RECOGNIZE SOVIET CHICAGO, June 12.— W ith additional wage cuts threatened Injunctions and Other more railroad employes rumored today any rail strike growing out Subjects W ill Face the of pay decrease decisions by United States Railroad Labor Hoard Convention Today might he directed and financed front Canada to evade the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court holding unions liable for damages caused by their members. Rail union leaders said to he contemplating move view to establishment of Canadian head­ LOOKS quarters ns legitimate because unions are international organiza­ SO S A T IS F A C T O R IL Y T H A T EVEN tions. W IL L PltO llAH LY HE ASKED HY ARTHUR GRIFFITH is RADICAL W ING <>l AMERICAN S A T IS F IE D n o e v id e n c e ( I l f The lllf Thr V E G E T A B L E SECTION 1‘ r r a a i N E W P O R T NEW S, June 12.— Mia* Hose Hrady, was found dead early yesterday in some hushes within Cainp Kusti*. her skull crushed with a piece o f gus pipe abandoned by the murder­ er. She hnd no money or valuables und the investigation is based on the theory o f attempted rriminul assault, being evidence thnt the girl fought desperately and was killed by her as­ sailant. CHINAMEN WERE SMUGGLED INTO COUNTRY THRU FLORIDA -O FFIC ER S HELPED GAME Im m igration Inspector at Tampa Says He W ill Drove It FED E RATIO N OF LAHOR (Ilf I hr \ * * o r l s l r d I'rra a l LONDON, Juno 12.— Articles of the new Irish constitution revised so satisfactorily, the Evening Star as­ serts that Arthur G riffith will return to Dublin with them tonight. It adds Colonial Secretary Churchill may postpone his statement in the house o f commons until tomorrow sp the an­ nouncement o f an agreement may be made simultaneously in London and Dublin. (Hr Thr A**orln(rd Press I C IN C IN N A T I, June 12.— Open whop, unemployment, wage reduc­ tion*. recognition of Soviet Rus­ sia. one Idg union, court declsion* nnd injunction* affecting la­ bor and other nuhjerts formed the major iwwurs ronfronting the American Federation o f Labor convention which convened here today. til? The \••nr lr« f r<! I'rrtal BIG TORNADO STRUCK OHIO YFSTFR^AY T A M P A , June 12.— immigration Inspector Whalen Haiti today that Constable McFnl nnd DcWitt Adams led the way Thursday night when two chauffeurs drove with thirteen Chinese smuggled into this country here into swamp and woods of Devil’s Island sec­ tion of Polk county. Whalen Haiti this evidence will he brought out at preliminary hearing Wednesday. RADIO HELPS U. S. OFFICIALS C IN C IN N A T I, June 12.— Hy reject­ ing a recommendation submitted by Samuel Gonipcrs, president of the American Federation o f Labor, the NEW VOHK. Junr 12.— Daybuilding trades department of the fislkrrak (mind hundreds of parents, oration here Saturday refused to cnll k L ij i i A children and relative* still standon the national Imard o f jurisdictional ins vlcll «• I he dock* of the City award to reopen a division, made M A N Y PE O PLE IN AM U SEM EN T HY against the carpenters' union, which lUIOTLKGGKItS TIP P E D OFF Mird awaiting the arrival of po­ I'A H K S W E R E K IL L E D A N D W IRELESS IS A N EW lio Nuts «hich during the night wns proposed ns the mentis uf winning INJURED W R IN K L E had searched the waters of Long the carpenters back to the member­ Id.m-I sound for additional vic­ ship in the department. N E W A R K , Ohio, June 12.— Search l l l f T K r la s u r h lr d l*re ««l tim. a! yesterday’s storm. Police h wns o f storm swept portion o f buckeye W A SH IN G TO N , June 12- A ctivit­ reported the list of known dead e sixt. -ti by u.c iii,c. o , i , . . il I-ske I’nrk hope for Indies o f persons ies o f bootleggers now being tipped hid not Increased, as the tide nptev-n o' -ns compering the de tnient believed to have been buried ill debris o(T by radio according to a statement parent!? lud borne away the hndjnanlW E LI.E S LK V H ILLS, Mnss., Juno loir the pad five years. It means that I by Commissioner Haynes.' The radio at it-- a n il. I c'- cting, was tt when n tornado struck an amusement lie not recovered Inst night. iinous adoption of a motion ffirm ing 10.— Roger W. llnbson issued the fob borrower* should now avoid borrowpark late yesterday resulting in the service, he said, enlisted to assist pro More than fifty persons are i tonal death o f three Columbus, Ohio, peo­ lowing statement today regarding the ing for long terms rt high rates. It hildtion enfoicement and being- used thought to have lost their lives board. means that there will be n decline in successfully in Florida, Michigan und ple, resumed this morning. 17-year- money situation: and upward* of one hundred in* This board in <i m cd o f repre­ “ For the pnst few yvjars bunks, the retail price o f money the same ns Colorado. old boy known to lie missing nnd nine lured fhnusnnds o f row boats sentatives of tini.ding ind try nnd there has been a decline in the wholeinoitgngi* tniiipnnii's, nnd otherw persons injured. and launches dotted the sound o ff charged with the settlement of dis­ gaged in the loaning o f money have rale price o f money. t il) !<l»nd Just liefore the breakFaritf Bureau Plans putes between vnrious union infts. 1 been educating jvcoplc to pay high I “ It means that money will he more n e ttin g Dope in in: 'd ih. storm and when it had In olTerlng tin r« '.icnd.it> >n, Mr. rates of interest. Manufacturer;;, available for the building of homes, Concerned Drive for Gomper* pa*»rd thr wntcr wa* strewn ^aid in » • . lance provided business men, borne builders nnd othschool-houses, roads and construction The Federal Pen with iikerlurned crafts. Ford’s Shoals O ffer that when a rehearing in a disputeers are today pnyir.g high rates o f In- work o f every form. Most o f all it Starts Investigation terest which a few ycurs ago they b< means: As the hunks during the past between the carpenters and metal NKW YORK, June 12.— A violent licvcd never would !>c paid. Natural few yenrs have educated the'public to Federation Favor* Action on Rid Ini- trades union hnd bee nordered that the •torn mpanied by ahlftlng wlndaI A T L A N T A , Ga.. lune IF ifty* ly this has handicapped employment,' high rates, the public must during the carpenters would automatically be­ 111 evlialrly come part o f the department. Presi­ reach*"! a velocity o f SH miles an hour, * lx P u rg in g violation o f especially building operations. These next few yenrs educate themselves dent John Donliti, of the department, t-k the lives o f more than fifty per- tho , , " rTl" >n " nrc,*,lr ,nw h" vp ‘ H‘’n people now wonder whether this is to back again to the lower rates of some W A SH IN G TO N , June 12.— A cam­ *°n-. injured more than „ hundred i,' su^‘, ln •onnection with Inynstiga- lx* a permanent condition or whether few years ago." in presenting the motion which was paign for acceptance o f Henry Ford’s these high rates are only temporary General Rusines* ns reflected in the Muscle Shoals o ffe r at this session of adopted, said the ipicstion wns that an*l can-eil enormous property lossjtton uf an n,ll'‘7 ''1 r'" K “ * in the metropolitan Motion lute y e s -' Atlnnt“ F, "1, ral P " » “ ntiary, M i l Statistics lend me to believe that thr- Rnbsonrhnrt is running 16V, below "we non-concur in the retemmertl!^* a| ’District stated *" to­ high money rate period of the past normal an Increase o f IV, over lust congress was begun lust night by the trnLv *’ *-*-* Attorney ---------- Huger------tion o f Mr. Gninpcrs to Invite the enrAmerican Farm llurer.u Federation, Forty t vrvons were reported to ;vluy. few yenrs hns passed for many yeans week. It is holding well in face of whose Washington representative, penters hack, reopen the case and *t their lives while lamting in | ,,r - H- c - Carrtck, the physician at to tome. Already money rates have 'the bearish factors resulting from the Gray Silver, forwarded to stale soc- suspend the decision." L-ng I-land Sound, anil many others the prison, nnd three guards are in declined greatly In the wholesale railroad ruling, The iiction of the convention came retaries of the organization a circular *er« I li\ falling trees, lightning Jail in default uf bond and Mr. Hager nurket. Where—a year ago—the suggesting that memla-rs o f congress as a climax of n session that began »r'i a el* tit* caused by the wind. Ten they 'v,' r‘’ the beginning of hunks were loaning money on call t<> | CO KIN G FOR ROND la- informed “ in unmistakable terms" with consideration of proposals, which M m „f ti„. drowned have been re- the cleu’i-up” . A number of arrests the brokerage houses at from six to i o f the sentiment o f the farmers to­ were adopted, for bringing peace to OF MEN WHO FLOGGED f v*rv-1 «• I the waters about New may be expected before the ■’Twl o f eight percent they are now loaning at the building industry. With the view TW O GEORGIA FARM ERS «be Ford plan. V' rk », j,,,- searched fur thirty next u r,’k* hf> al*>ut four per cent. Kvvn 'three to i ‘Then* is no assurance" r.aid the let- of ending the turmoil in Chicago, The Invcstlgatoin liegan u week w|« month* paper* rn»i be »<>td nt f*om ( -I, llllll (ill- piOpOMII will in- still “ • •l"h *1.1 J T . 'i r i . t . J . d l . . t U i e I « i l i d i n id r i viiiH -la ir* i - , n o " ' ’ hi mine at the closeo f meago.A ll of those ui rested deny any J fp .i to KiG discount. These nro DOUGLAS, Gn., June 12.—The proffered If it is nut accepted liefore wage award, tho convention directed 'f H r it•! torrid day’s of the season, connection with the sale or distrihu- tiemendous changes within a short county nuthoritles ore continuing an adjournment. The offer was made one an early meeting o f all union preslperiod uf time. In fart tho change i* attempt to round up tnemlH-rs of a year ago and the time lias come to say dents in the building trades bo held in •’ 1 mining gently front the tion o f narcotics at the prison. out Invest, shifted suddenThis cause is worthy o f " c“ ,on “ until the situation is cleaned “ W e never dreamed that syeh con­ so great ,‘ n decline o f about 60V, i mob o f mashed men, that C. P. Hog- 'yes’ or 'no t .rtbtvist nhtl increased in ditions existed at the privnn until we that it would not lie sttrptising if mon­ pan nnd l> wey Gruntliam, young fa r­ your most active support. Members j l * ' • eighty-eight ndles nnd started the investigation at the sin- ey rates now strengthened for u short riers here, claim called them from o f eongre! July 20 was act by the union preslrnnnot reflect your dcthrough New Jersey nnd stance o f Warden Joe Dyche,” the dln- while preparatory to another down­ D.cir homes Snturdny night and flog- sires unless you tell them in unmis- denta for opening their Chlrngp meet•ter "Unty, across City Is- ^Hvt attorney »nld. “ Evidence is now ward movement. tred. Officers said Iloggnn previous­ .tuknblv terms that you wunt a vote,on “ Money Is a commodity the same ly had trouble with n neighbor over tho’T’ord proposal and that you want ' * •nx and Manhattan, left ln our hands which will show thnt ot I"‘r steps toward jiroinoting truction in its wnkc. more than 150 prisoners, who were ns cotton, wool, lumber, or copper. It his mother-in-law. it nccept*-*l at this session." hanftony were the adoption o f PreslFit pm ms were killed nnd more nnl addicted to the narcotic* before has a W H O LE S A LE market and . The federation, vvhkh under Mr ,Iont ,," » lin's recommendations that t whenthe windenught |H.jng scni to the prison, aix|uired the ] retail market. A W H O LE SALE pri e RUItTO N F. H ALES W IL L IN G Ford’s o ffe r would l c one o f three j tho un,un ch*®f * h,,l'I quarterly meetwheel at aClasmi Point after their Imprisonment from and a R E T A IL price. Morcver, a* fa tm organisations having membersettle all ilisputis arising beTO S P E N D M IL L IO N S PROMOT­ irk and crushed It to the drugs furnished by the dope ring." , vith commodities, rfic r-tail price In tween crafts, and also his reconunenship on alt administrative hoard orrri ING SALES D E PAR TM E N T ^ Approximately 750 of the 2.300 tho money market lags, about six gnnired to regulate fertilizer sale* and favoring the department Joinj r"-i. arid her seven-year-old prisoners an* drug nddicts, many o f rt nths to a year, behind tho wholeaudit the transaction o f the plant, .mK ,Mc notional building council, III? In(rd I'rrsal "ere crushed to death nnd them having been sent up for viola- i "»lc price of the money market. Thi CHICAGO, Juno i'J.— The Chlragn calls attention to the differenres thnt cofnlK,M * “ I representatives o f all otic lavra and [ mentis that the rates In the wholesale capitalist said by James K. Mason in have arisen in the house military com-1 ,r'” u'l| 1 ,r p**r«©ni injured when tion o f the federal nar*.o hbt* industry- Mr. Don-ll »«•< blown by the wind crash- others for other violations. The money market go up and down front testimony liefore the apodal senate mlttee over the i|uestion and suggests *'n proposal for a nntionnl board o f ch the roof o f the crowded guards at the prison, who are paid be- six months to a year befote the aver­ Committee investigating the United that the "(.’ organ plant controversy” unlon ch,cf<» wi‘ I> tho renjmnof the Red Lion Inn, on tween 1120 and $125 per month are age business man nnd ho~i? buildci States Grain Growers, Incorporated, “ is not the true issue before con­ slhllity o f calling strikes, was not con­ sidered nt the meeting. ’ fund, carring with it an ou.ncn, „ f high powered automobiles i* affected. It take* n.-atly u year to |M, w |||jng t„ „pend a million dol- gre-ss." ■j, ; 1 " * » " • chimney. tftmJ ||f Jlvin|r ,n „ state o f luxury j f..r cotton to get from the plrntation |nni jn p ,„ moting sale*department for While the carpenters, who form one " It hns been raised by the* Alabama HH,,M w ven cat mecists w),|ch never could have lieen attained j 1" l u shelves o f the departtv.ent store, grain growers is Rurton F. little.*, mil- Power Copipany,"' Ithe circular con­ o f the largest labor unions o f tho ' L* -ig Island Sound off I’ Hy from their salaries alone. Hence, it may be scvvtul r onths Im*- ijonalrr member o f the hoard o f trade, tlnues,. “ which Is act .......................................................... ............ ting as tile mouth country, belong to the federation they I ‘ ■'•* the ireight o f the storm Evidence hna been obtained whk-h j f ‘)n ,J'e r*t1*'* cotton \r -Is trade get- ||nj0!, admitted to u representative o f plcco o f all the Hpceinl interest groups have not boon affiliated with the ashore after nightfn'I. w|j| „h „w that a number of prisoners leelinn in the price ||lt. Assoclntnl Pres* today he wns that nre opposed to the Muscle Shoals building department for the past year Mir ■' " * Smith, 17-ycars-old, jmpli<-iit*-«l In the do|»e ring disposed of ro v cotton. It is the same with jj,,, mnn ref trrt(| (o Mason's testl- development. The real Issue is bei on account o f the jurisdictional board 'telkihu with nottcy as with cutton It is some n companion along the „ { , h„ ir IUn>lus stock, "assets und ^ <i| till'll e«s»|M»*n r *~* ■»p ---- -— — mony thnt the Hoard o f Trade innn tween the consuming public and these deciding that the installation of met­ jf r '"*"1 nt Ossinig was blown w |||« ln the Imsiness to the nth- months after the decline in the whole- was willing to help finance the co- special Interest groups. These great al doors and room trimming was to be - " a t e r and drowned. e r prisoners before completing their »d r price of money lx-fore the husi >0pcrative organization which looked Interests are th«* fertilizer mamifnc- done by the metul trades unions. ness man and the home builder get Uj,on ^ ftifr rtnders ns inimical to turers and allied interests, the by-pror!,th ','V Km, cr* ° n' Rochdlc terms. ROUND FOR D ENVER - manufacturer, was rowing n ___________________ ring i ihe advantage In the decline o f rnte*. their interests, created n sensation in 'luct coke ovens with their reluted lift V’ ta il ft* his Ll. w ife ands . s ....... ..... I,a> *Uh three I In hankers nre not to blamr for thi*. financial clrrles here but the identifi- steel Interests, the water power group, COL ItOIIBRT F.. LEE WORSE raildren w|jHen the tsorm broke. He (Mr Th* Sa*orln(rd l*rrw«) It is economic law. As it take* some r „t|„n uf } (nlciv caused even greater the aluminum monopoly, the chemical D EX TE R , !„., June 12.— A fter n lime for the bankers to raise the re­ I I I * T h e ( M M l a l r S l ’ r r * * l surprise. combine and the financial interests." delay here o f more than 12 hours fly. /r 'fi'1*'* l! l° row *° |,hori’* »hen died ,r" " • hrort attack. HOT SPRINGS, V/. Va., Juno 12.— tail interest rate ('or money nfter the It is dednred further in the circu­ ing time, { ’apt. Kddio Rickenhachcr . ,r" ’ WI across a party of motor- Th e condition of Col. Robert K. Is-e vholesuls rate advances, ro it takes lar thnt the Ford proposal "inaugur­ hopped o ff here at 1:10 o'clock Sat­ "U N D E S E R V IN G FAC TO R’ ' ‘ " king shelter on the Rrooks- grandson of_ the Confederate chieftan n considerable time for the retail rate ates n new method o f developing our urday afternoon cn route to Denver, '• re .(|, n,.nr I^cugt Valley Long suddenly became worse, Saturday, his to destine after the wholesale rate de­ great natural resources with low in­ the next stop over in his 15,000 mile ( H r T h e A » u r l s t r 4 I'rra w l hilling Horry 0 .......*• ••urij Hnlieran, o f physician announced. clines.” ST. LOUIS, June 12.— President terest rates and nmorization o f the j, Mirr ,{ay. (in, ■•rlotwly injuring his Rcing asked how thU is to affect Harding hns written Nat Goldstein .coat,” In addition to giving to a board flight across the country and back. !y * nn<I , r‘ mal** companions. And n lot of timid-folk go through the average mnn during the rext year , that the criticism produced by the o f farmcra the regulation o f dlxtrihu- Due to the stop caused by damage to his airplane in a Detroit lightning 1 " r■ life pure and disappointed just be- Mr. Ilabson replied ns follows: nomination o f Goldstein for Internal ting methods. ■term, he has given up hope o f reach" * K'n !• » bad form to talk cause they don’t Iknow how to go "This means that the average man revenue collector here, caused by __________________ In*/ Snn Francisco liefore Monday. ■’ ‘ he weather is because In good nbout being wicked. will be able to bortow money much Gcldsteln's acceptance o f $2,500 When Mr. Ford's money becomes ■ "''I you can’t employ the words -------------cheaper during the next few years .Um Lowden campaign funds, wns too burdensome, he might try back­ The shorter and uglier won! for f ,uperly to de«:ribe It. Have you read tho want ads today T than he has been able to borrow dur- 'an “ undeserving factor." ing grand opera. wounded vanity is "grouch.” ■■ML CHEAPER MONEY AHEAD SAYS BABSON ft® �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUN THE SANFO RD D A IL Y H ERALD, SATURD AY, JUNE 10,1922 PAG E SIX W ALLACE REID FIGHTS K ID McCOY— SEE IT CHURCHES CLASSIFIED Claaaifled Ada 3c a line. No ad taken for Ires than 2Se. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders Count five words to a line and remit accordingly. C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE SERVICE * FOIt S A LK CHREVOLET r0KZ51 -----TONI GHT __ Kid McCoy, the ex middleweight o(f the wc||-aimed punches of the i rh*mpion of the world, and famous n champ and drive home hU own blov Weather is getting sum­ mery and the old max this morning was 93 but there are cooling breezes to miti­ gate the heat and every­ thing is chicken. Go to Sun­ day school and church to­ morrow. 3:10 M. JU N E 10. 1922 Maximum 98 Minimum 68 Range 74 llammeter . 30.12 South and clear. Wallace Reid few year* ago as one of the most a g ­ gressive fighters of his time, is seen Don’t worry about your Sund in action In ’ The World’s Champion” dinner. Let the Seminole Cafe fi n Paramount picture starring Wal-nlih R tomorrow. Chicken or turk lace Held which will be shown at the dinner. You will like It. A ll yo Princes* theatre for the last times tofiends do. Go-1 night. In the picture there is a fight ‘ sequence, wherein Mr. Held, as "GunA L T E R A T IO N S A LE —S T A R taint Williams" is seen to defeat his June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. A M opponent, and win the middleweight ----------------------championship o f the world. McCoy For quick results, try a want ad. “THE WORLD'S CHAMPION The smashing: tale of a ne’er do well who put his snobbish fam ily on the map. ahupe, (230 terms or MftO cash. 490 Model.— lilve A Walker, in old Ford Gsragr. dh-tfp METHODIST CHURCH FOR S A L !}— 1 ten acre tiled celery Tutoring In nil High School subSunday School at 9:30 A. M. farm; house and barn; special price Jccts ut (irnmmur School beginning Preaching ut II A. M. and 8 P. M., of $H,000.— II. L\ I-ewls, Joe D. Chit­ Monday, June 12th, at 9 n. m. tenden, lOfl N. Park Ave. Phone 319. by the pastor. Dr. Walker. Subject MRS. JOHN LEO N ARD ). G.r.-3tc morning sermon, "What i» truth?" Evening sermon, "A ffects of belief on -House with four room* life." Garage also on lot. 1103 Kpworth League 7 P. M. R E O R G A N IZ A T IO N S4-3tp A special effort i* living made to OR S A LK — Desirable building lot have every member of Dr. Walker’s OP PE O P LE S B A N K on Magnolia ave. between 11th and Class at the Princess Theatre present OF SANFORD !th street. Inquire 213 East 11th tomorrow. rect. 63-) tp Effective this week, a complete FOR S A LE OR L E A S E -O n e 20 acre, DR. W A L K E R ’S CLASS change in the management of the Pcoone 10 acre Sanford ave. walking Dr. Walker’s Class is now six pie* Rank of Sanford take* place. distance to city. Two lots corner months old and they expect to have Sanford ho* just had a magnificent Center and Elm ave Two lots west n picture made tomorrow to show season in the celery and trucking bus■Ide Palmetto ave., 30 ft from Elev­ their growth over the one taken when jncss. Old interests which have been enth St. Mnke offer. H. T. Corey, a month old. All the regular men connected with the honk during the owner, 1*6 N. Spring St., Ix>* Ange- are urged to la- present nnd to bring trying period o f depression through lee. Calif. 288tf: 29-tf evi ry new man possible. If you do which the country has passed have FOR S A L K - M y home, u n i West not belong to n elnss you ennnot do decided to give up their bunking inFirst street, six rooms and buth, t» tti/ than to iih i t with this fine terests. A strong new group of pooscreened porch, tail 73 by 2H3 feet, body of men tomorrow. You wilt like pie have taken charge, new capital artesian well, 12 young fruit trees; them. Try it. put in. and a new set of officers huvvery cheap; can arrange terms. Place, Princess Theatre; hour, ing tlie strongest of financial hackG3-3tp 9:30 A. M.; teacher. Dr. Walker. ing will take charge. FOR S A LK .Six tor., orange grove The People* Hank will continue to HOLY t ROSS CHURCH in good condition, twelve acres of operate as a home institution taking Hammock land, dwelling, barn nnd Church services for Trinity Sun r.-ire of it- depositor* and doing It* tools. On brick highwny, quick sale, •lay will he n* follow*: share to build up Sanford und the *\irprice very reasonable. Tends. Itox 7:-IO A. M. Kivv Celebration. rounding section. 781 City. 03-3tp 9:43 A. M.—Sunday School. Taking active charge o f the bank 11:00 A. M.— Choral Celebration. from tin* date on will lie the followFOR SA LE — Potato barrels in any \ special solo by tile new haratonc, mg officers and directors: quantity, special prices on car lots, J. It. Anthony, president. correspondence solicited, Clearwater Mr. McMahon, "The Solemn Sweet Dr S. Pole-ton, Vice-President. Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. K-lfc Thought” by Ambrose. K;iin p. M. Vesper* and address. II l* Smith, vice president and FOR S A L E - Warehouse with R. H. The old nnd glorious Trinity mus­ rashler. siding. Within four blocks of renter ic will be sung thi* Sunday. ( ’. E. William*. Doctor. of city. W. E. Scoggins, Director. Ceo. V . KNIG H T Ilclow is published a statement of 272-tfc the condition of tin- hank at this time. FOR SA LE -A practically new piano. With the completion of thi* re-organHigh grade, walnut finish for rash. nation and the putting in o f new cap* 11,0.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp itnl nnd strong new organization, this lunik will continue to do its *hnrc in taking cure of the financial needs o f COTTAGE FOR RENT OR SALE J, Mussiiti. G3-3te FOR RENT tine apartment of two or three rooms, gus stove, electric lights, running water, two block* from P. O. Also furnished rooms with board, *8.90 a week nnd up. 110-112 Commercial. G ltfc COOL ROOM AND HOARD—18.26 per week. Apply 080 Laurel ave. i #4-2tp FOR RENT Nice housekeeping n Enst Fifth street cool, furnished acre* tiled. Small house goes with premises. Possession given nt once. Good location, good land. Rent rensullAbia. I'm* .31, City. •>.■-.>l|' FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchenette — Shirley Apartments opposite post office, upstairs. 28-tfc FOK RENT—Two unfumlahtd ri in , bath, for lighthousekeeping. Good location. Apply "R. S.", rnre of Her­ ald OlTirc, 6-tfc t LOST 30x3'v tire on rim, between Lakeland nnd Sanford. Finder please notify It. S. Holly, Sanford, Florida. tf-dli 9:43 A. M. -Sunday school. II A. M.-»Preachlng. 2 P. M. Junior C. E. 2:43 I*. M.— Intermediate C. E 7 P M.—Senior C. E. 8 P. M.— Preaching. The public is cordially invited Capital Stork Surplus nnd Profits Deposit* Hills Payable A Mi l* Ranking House Furniture nnd fixture* CONGREGATION M. CHURCH Other Real Estate At 11 o'clock the pastor will preach Loan* and Discount* the second sermon on "The Church; Stocks and llnmls Its Life. It* Wisdom, it* Power." At night the subject will be "Tu rn­ City Voucher* ing Points in the Live* of Great Cash and Exchange Men." A rtirdml invitation i» extend­ ed to men especially to hear these tliscoursei. The "Red nnd lllue Contest" will Chicken or turkey end tomorrow. Let every one get out Nt mi nolo Cafe Sunday to the Sunday School and make tills i* ton hot to worry the liest day in every way, that we ytmr Sunday dinner. have had during the present pa-tor no!e do it for you. FIRST II \PTIST l III lit II Sunday School 9:30 A. M., John n n s r ~n7T carrier with tire nnd D. Jenkins, superintendent. * tail light ror 1 Ford Coupe. Finder Morning worship and sermon 11 please return to Wight Garage and A. M., Subject. The Inevitable Hour receive' reward. 04-3tp It. ^. P. U. 7 o’clock. Evening worship and sermon, 8:00 LOST Rain coat, Monday evening, mini•where in Hie city. Return to o'clock. Subject, Vision* Which Are W. It. M<»ye. fll-2lp Precludes to Superlative Achieve­ ment*. W A N T E____________ D ______________ llihlc study und prayer meeting W A N T E D —Permanently commetie- Wednesday evening 8 o'clock. Suit­ ing August 13th, one furnished bed ject. Questions of Je*us, study No. 2: room and one or two additional rooms A Question to the Amxttd Doctors, for light house keeping for newly Licensed Electrical married couple. Will lease for twelve A Quick Service Transfer nt your month* if necessary. Addret* “ Per­ .11. r.o-tfe-m Contractors manent," care Sanford Daily Horald, Sanford, Kin. (!3-2tp Chicken or turkey dinner* at the Seminole Cafe Sunday. The weather neighborhood, with garage, if pos­ is too hot to worry aliout cooking Wiring. Repairs, Supplies sible; state year around price. Re- your Sunday dinner. Let the Semi­ Electric Fans 605-ltc Mazda Lamps *P<>n.»ibte party.— 11. K. Schmidt, Rox nole do it for you. 164, llrcwster, Fla. 62-6tp Electric Ranges, Fixtures anti Call 498 for n Quick Service TransWANT!!11 Truck' harm. (live de­ Appliances. r. G0-tfc-m scription, lowest price, terms and directions to reach same. I'ostoffice Rax 10G0. Address <U-3tp Don't worry about your Sunday dinner. L it the Seminole Cafe fur­ nish it tomorrow. Chicken or turkey, dinner. You will like It. All your friends do. 65-ltc A LTE R A TIO N S A L K - STAR TS June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. Gl-8tc Chicken or turkey dinner* nt the Seminole Cafe Sunday. The weather is too hot to worry nhout rooking your Sunday dinner, l i t the Semi­ nole do it for you. 6d4-ltc Estimates cheerfnly furnished No job too small or large All wiring done in uccordunco with Fire Underwriters’ Rules. Host of references furnished. G*ve us a trial and he convinced. I*. 0. Ilox 815, Dcldind, Florida ■ ■ g ■ 3 ® U D 0 lR jm e g @ E (g [!] is now under new management and we will serve the public in an up-to-date style, serv­ ing at all times the best the m arket affords ■ a ■ g ■ anti at reasonable prices. Regular meals will be served and also lunches at all hours up to 2:00 a. m. Give us a trial and we feel sure you will call again. a W. N. CARNASION g J a ■ g ■ ■ g ■ m JJ ■ " g Our references? Those we had dealings with.— Quick Transfer. GO Dancing Tues. Eve, Lake Mary. Our prices nrc Just and right for dependable service.— Quick Servir* Transfer. GO-tfr.™ Dancing Tues. Eve, Lake Mary, .............................................................. Protect your car from skidding, this slippery weather bv using Late of Gainesville, Florida P E N N S Y L V A N IA VACUUM CUP TIRES A FREE TUIIE W ITH EACH T O N IG H T TIRE T O N IG H T A chance on a signal lamp with each dollar’s purchase ■ L A D Y FREE W ITH EACH PAID ---------- A D M IS S IO N -------------------- ■ g a g mes 105 Palmetto Avenue ■ ■ * SANFORD ■ ■ FLORIDA Phone 127 10 Stores in Georgia' 1 Store in Florida s L A D IE S ’ D E P A R T M E N T | DEVONSHIRE CLOTH M E N ’S D E P A R T M E N T LAUNDERED COLLARS V For Children’s Rompers and Play Suits. Special, yard ! 35c S C H IL D R E N ’S j WASH SUITS In White and Colors 5 20c 2 tor 35c EVER-READY COLLARS Need N o Starch 98c 35c $1.50 and $2.00 and 45c The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKAIIBLOCK �Today we have some 150,000,000 ■he smile* from the society p»ge with P R IZ E E S S A Y acres in the National Forests, t0)j all the wistfullneii of a child in a T H A T W O N H O N O R some 4,000,000 acres In the state for. new adventure. PablUhrd r**rr • flr r a o n r i r t f l esta. but ail the Umber on tho** , fru » I lm M B lIM Ill, ItfT f t u ' erwvTjn a © oourw s Florida offers twelve bride month* » »■u* u lk l l l A **, M ila n , fU . Mna IN S A N F O R D H IG H 1s worth lesa than that o f the fan# in a year, and provides blooms fresh UEVJSWVPCtt HAS G<TCTA BG K woodlots. Our woodlot region cojj. UTGRAH.M QOS, A PttA-CTXfcM. | from the near-by garden* and grove* Medal Given to Winner, Mlaa Geor­ tains the best, moat accessible, high, to deck the church hall. Thl* does not Pm uTEB., A ftEPOOTEW., A spectlon of bathing pool* and place* ■•i n i.i*iii:it* est quality and most useful timber ^ , PR ESS W AW. A BIX MESS MAM,} take away from June it* rharm, how­ gia Mobley, by Colonial Daughters hint week and mado them all come up i l j . m n .i.v — ____ u in r the world. This region covers the ever, and just now I* mating time a d ip l o m a t a u d a w u s t l e u 51. J. I.II.I.AILII irfrrlirj-T rfa iB rrT to the requirement* of the State whole eastern half o f the United II. A. N B K L _______ linn nil 'Ini,.it r The essay on “ The Importance of with many here as elsewhere. Florida h e m u s t ©e f c m u .e s * . There are many C. f _ 111 W I X ------ < I r r u la il. iM H m i r r Board of Health, States, and the people arc just resliz. I’hoar I W ap lo SaOU I*. M. WOMEST. AQQRESStvE.PATtEVirj ki cplng open house in winter bring* 1‘resrevlng Our Foreata.'* written by thing* needing Inspection and atten­ ing its great value, and the fact that Miss Georgia Mobley o f the Sanford thousand* here to look and under­ tU T tU J & ew T ,TACTFUL AUO A l m t l a l i i Haifa Mndr K nni. n oa tion during the lummtr month*. it must lie preserved. High School that won the prize given stand, and each June—and July and Appllf al Ion SiUttEPE-l W OW ObOBlW E The people who are moat interest^ by the National Society of Colonial August and In other months, the un­ V C£»AETWAES fiPA-'r-S OVIDSR We opened up n letter from Draw­ Siih.nlpllon 1‘ rlrr la Adaanrr ion* formes! mean new Interest in Daughters is requested space in the in the preservation o f our forests are Oar I rar .................... *TW S rO A iu ' er 7 " thl* morning thinking it would ■la Maatka _ ____ ... , Florida and the far North or the dis­ local paper as one o f the requisites of the lumbermen, the industries depend, D r i l l r r r d In C'll/ b f C u r r i e r 1lie something different but it win the O a r W r r k __ «* O a ta being given recognition by the society. ent on forest products, the farmers tant F!a»t or the sturdy West, 1 »arne old Mery. Man wanted hi* There are only 100 schools in the the foresters, and the forward-looking June brides are now forming new Tka M* IJ-U l'f-l>«*r W ffk lrI'oaalr H*r- (,r*'*»n ... . nohlUhml a1... .. 9 a1,.* I f n i a .1 re* * _ aid ratlrrlr ruxrrs Xrmlmtlr pUDIISnrU free I r* 1 and nn« it Would ’ United States chosen fo r competition citizens o f the United States. Then alliance* that mean much for the aad I* pnklDhrd n r r 7 Friday. Advrr- (,,kt ufl page of the Hctald. It i* tuin* rale* mnde kmmn on nupllraV . . prosperity o f their home state; for and Sanford was only recognized as^nst, of course, have no direct int«rtk»a. Drtnnrraik In poiliira. $2.00 per funny, the nerve o f #ome pcopH . I nc if they are taken away they will nev­ one o f them when Prof. McKay was cst In the forest affairs, hut they art rear. aiwa,a !■ ad.aar*.______________ |etter Drawer 7. went into the transferred from the Key West school nil greatly interested in anything that er lose interest in the home. m i -.m iik h TIIK Aiuoi/iATKl! i-ni.** w n 5 tP i,a*k(t along with .100 letter* Tha Associated Press I* exclusively . . i „ , o o f i fmrn Thousands of June brides have to Sanford. The essay is given be­ affecta the welfare and prosperity of • milled lo the u*a for reputiiication of from government bureau*, “ from our nation— teday and tomorrow. brought their mates hack, after a low: all new* dispatches credited to Ii or , 1., Northeastern Belief, 250 from not otherwlee credited In ihl* paper .... ,, ,, , , short time away, perhaps, to make “The Importance o f Preserving Our and olto the local ntwa published the Nearer Nothing Heller station, BKPOIIT F A R M E R BEATEN F’oresta." the home nest in the Sunny South ^ AM rlaht* of ra-putilleatlon of apMlal 100 from the Society to Furnish HuhWithin the last few years there where the welcome is sure and tho dl*P«lct.«* herein are al.o reserved |lo,)|(| f „ r th<> Fiji Hander*, nnd (ll» Tk f Associated Press) people are friendly and sincere. Thi* have been published thousands upon office i iiKitA i .d ntTi.t>i*a. I'koae ns mi fr,,ni the Society for the ProvenA N D E R SO N , S. C., June IL'.-VerIs the month of June and it will bo thousands of pages dealing with the linn o f Font Hot in F’ ishe*. When ffleation o f reports that a band of Text­ strnng* when the F'londa bride does forest situation in America. will these frre space grafters learn .? > * masked ami white robed men, ab>at not impress the bridegroom with the books and bulletins, congressional that the Herald editor ha* learned thirty in number, seized Ollle O mpThe Tampa Tribune came out ye»- some sense in the past few year* and fascination* o f the lamd of Flowers documents, presidents’ nnd governors’ ton. an Anderson county farmer re­ £J#'AH£$ terday printed in hluc ink in memory that he publishes nothing free any and of opportunities and happiness.— messages, magazine nrticles, and hun­ Tou**>vff siding nenr Witljamsonton, some i.$ o f the fact that Sheriff Spencer was dreds o f columns in the newspapers Tunes-Union, more. miles from this city, Thursday right to have enforced the Blue Low*. ---------- a----------have been discussing our forest nf----------o—— — ing—and the producer of the Econom­ O m iltT U N IT IK S FOB ,YOUNT. fair*.. During t^e last^yenr thc' rate ‘ ^ i n g him to n Point near the boa*. T IIK MYSTERIES UK KO.\ll One thousand quarts of liquor were ical Elizabeth i* providing his belief FLO RID IANS IN AG RICULTURE at which this sort of literature has ' ‘>rj .!?* ” " “ n ‘ n" ’r* -v«d BUILDING seized aboard the naval transport in the efficacy o f his new flour by -------Iieen flowing has passed all preced- G™ ViU° COunt'” * ^ ''W .. . / . . .. ed he was severely beaten and c*n. Sirius at Norfolk Saturday, This is . . . ' , ' 1 Chns. A. Browne. engineer in being a consumer of the product in ur-_ Senator Arthur Capper, Kansas, ent*. From this fact one might as- ,, . . . . tioneti by members o f tho parr *a simply n news item wilhout com- charge of building the Orlando-Titus- der to show the people what can be commends agriculture to the high sume that there has been some sud, „ . ., . ' - ,0 cease dealing in whisky, was mxl* mrnt. vitle ocean highway in Orange coun­ done by a bettered food.— Kissimmee school nnd college graduate* through­ den change in our need for forest pro . . ' Saturday by Chief o f Pu ce. E M , '• ty in an addre** before the Tampa Gaictt*. out the country' about to choose life ducts, or our timber supplies. That „ .. , ... Patterson, o f \\illiamston. The new tariff rates pro|M>sed I'ivitan Club said counties could «ave would not lie correct, for, while these . , , ns for themselves. Hots stated that h- hxi wuubl prohibit imports from any $7,0000 a mile on every mile of road LAST (O A S T ( A N A L C O M PAN Y h< dti - not believe in slipshod meth­ products are just ns necessary as . Chief Patterson ., . . . . ’ 1 1 en unable to apprehend tnemi. n -if country except Germany. Maybe building by using home material— NOT •BUSTED.’’ od-. “ If I were about to take up ever, there have been very material the hand. some of thiise high up Republican* that at least $7,000 per mile o f the agriculture as a life work,’’ he says, changes in tho prices o f forest prod­ Don't worry about the East Coast would favor this idea. "I *h - 1LI fir*t get sonv- training at a uct.--, and the American public is just cost of road building is taken up by fin a l Co., I ring “ busted." When it For quick results, try a want *d. g< nl agricultural college, preferably waking up to the astonishing, and freight costs on materials. dug that streak of mud from Jackson­ • Ten thousand men and several hun­ Mr Browne further stated that the th une in the slate in which • expec­ terrible fact that our forest* are rap­ l-ct us do your Job Printing. dred officer* will be dropped from lulmr cost* o f road building had drop­ ville to Miami and called it a canal it ted to live." Senator Capper’s ar- idly diminishing. the Japanese navy. We suppose they ped nlmut Tt i>er rent In the last IB was granted by the Slate a subsidy Thu two mail causes o f the destruc­ tide is one of a series the Journal is of 1,1100,000 acre* o f land for its en* HIS I 1(1 END RECOMMENDED will immediately sail fur tho United tion o f forest* are: the forest fires publishing on its magazine page for month*. u rprise. THEM Mate* and become citizens of f'nliforIload contractors will tell you that the i unsiilrration of graduates, but and destructive forms of lumbering. In a recent nddress Judge An­ nia. Six years ago," writes W. II. Shxdwhen concrete or asphalt is used for the advice he offers is particularly Careless smokers, foresters tell us, drew* o f Fort Pierce stated that— — --------- -c------------hardsurfacing, coquina rock or any timely in Florida, a state standing on are responsible fo r numbers o f these well, Stanley, Vn., I had kidney trou“ One o f the companies ho rep­ Dispatches say that DeValera is home rock i *a* good a* imported th>- threshold of great agricultural fires. One out of every four forest hlc, nnd at times was unable to raise resented had paid the Foist Coast o ff for on important Cork meeting. rock, with no autlay f«r railroad development. Tlie field is tilled with fires is caused by men's carelessness, myself in bed. Foley Kidney Pill* Canal corporation over a million We have heard o f cork meetings right possibilities for the young man who Privately owned forests contain four- were recommended to me by the Chief freight. and n half dollars for the lands here in Sanford nnd they had noth­ Kngineer* in St. Lucie county *ay is willing to pour his energies into fifth* o f nil the standing limber in o f the F'ire Department. After using in St. Lucie rounty alone, nnd ing to do with the Irish question, at that for "very $1011,000 spent on the United States, and ninety-seven 3 bottles I was completely relieved and the soil. this represented but a fraction of alt, at all. roads In that county f.W.OOO was paid per cent o f all the annual timber pro- have never had a return of the sympThe State University at Gainesville the rash that the canal corpora­ to railroads for hauling the rock. the privately toms.’’ Why suffer when you can get offers ii course in agriculture which duction comes from tion had received during Its life.” A fter making two attempts to Titusville Advocate. owned forests. Yet it is these private- relief from rheumatic pains, backache, Is built around the farming problems “ 11,500,000 in St. Lucie alone! How hang himself and then defying the swollen, soro and s tiff joints, sleep much from its hundreds of thousands peeiiiiar to Florida, and familiarity ly owned forests that are being de­ policemen to arrest him a New Jer­ disturbing bladder weakness and oth­ BUSINESS MEN GF7I A POlNTF.lt. |of a m * in other counties?— Titus­ with these is essential to successful stroyed, and this must be stopped. sey minister wa* arrested. No hur­ er symptoms o f disordered kidneys? For over a century the nature of cultivation of the soil here under con­ ville Advocate. ry about It and no premeditation— ho Nearly every city where there is a dition* »* they exist—the myriad con­ this forest trouble has been stated Sold everywhere.— Adv. war just arrested in time. large wholesale competition there is I lilt TIIK EAST COAST CANAL dition* that contribute to making ag- time anil again by many competent ---------- o----------an organization which pools its Is­ instance, rlculture a profession that requires observers. In 1005, for Sanford Is in the public eye when The Fnst Const people from New knowledge, nerve and resourcefulness. President Roosevelt snid, " I f the pres­ PIANOS sues, subscribes for all the country the Tlmes-lJnion sends a special weeklies within its territory And en­ Smyrna north are busy on the cnnnl A young man about to take up agri­ ent rate o f forest destruction Is al­ PHONOGRAPHS writer here to learn first hand details gages u “ clip-girl' to study every is question and they are working day culture could devote himself no bet­ lowed to continue, with nothing to about the big building program. That Thu girl bus to and niht to attempt to get up statis- ter than to this course in agriculture offset it, a timber famine is inevitable. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS sue of each paper paper evidently did not believe the dip every article pertaining to the lies that will prove there are people at the university, You can prevent such a famine, by report* ill the Daily Herald. PO PU LA R SHEET MUSIC merchants of each city nnd town; to living along the canal that will ship Florida i* a *u ti where highpow- w ise action taken In time, but once the ---------- o----------note the prices mnde which would ill- something on this route. The follow- ered methods an u«id in agriculture. famine occurs, there Is m> possible P L A Y E R ROLLS Prosperity Week in Lakeland was , ,, .... . • .... „ ... dlcate that something might W go- ing from the Daytona Jumna! would The cotton fanner can hold hts pro- way of hurrying the growth o f the n great success. It was put on by , duct Indefinitely, un.l sometimes docs trees necessary to relieve that fam ­ , , , , , , , . i i , ing wrong; get announcement* of new indirnte that they are waking up: lakeland merchants to stimulate " * .................... . industries either ImmcdinD or pros “ A short time ago questinnnlres hold it for years, waiting for a price ine." His statement is even more in J. H. H IN TE R M IS TK R business and it brought people to the peetive; and lo report when a con were sent to every business man in which he consider* fair It is not point today than it was in 10O."i, for P IA N O CO. city from all parts of smith Florida. stnnt advertiser “ drops out" his pub this section, relating to the amount compulsory the Western wheat grow- since then we have proceeded seven­ Not a had idea for Sanford to try ,, Welska Block this summer. , Hetty. There are many other notation* of freight he had shipped and received er throw hi* crop into the markets a* teen years further toward that time which this operative must do to meet during 1021. Many o f these question- soon n* it is threshed. But in F’lor- to which he referred— that time when the requirements of the men in the nnires have been filled out and re- Ida every minute counts Thi* state shortage in forest product* would ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B S * Higher class freight rate* in the southeast have been granted by the pool. In another column today will turned, but it i* important that not specialises in perishnl i crops, which "bring disaster"— fo r we all realize to bring the proper returns muit how impossible it would be to liv e ' Interstate Commerce Commission. be seen a notice which Inn been re- one of them be overlooked. reived by the Florida Development The hearing by U. S. Army enginreach the market* of the nation bc- without forest*. Some day the people will wake lip to Plan to Take In the Between 1005 and 1007, some 150,. the fact that the Interstate Commerce llonrd in which one man proposes to err* on June 2Cth will determine if fore other early crops; efficiency In learn for himself where may be found the government is to take over the cultivation nnd speed in marketing •MIO.OOO acre* of national forests came Commission and the state commerce commission ran be abolished nnd they the best location for a new business. Last f oast i anal nnd deepen and im- are absolutely necessary. As a gen- into existence, nnd mnry state fo r­ The probable amount o f ,-mT mte, the Florida fanner who est* were created nlso, which were will never lie missed by tho people. Mercantile establishments nowaday* prove it. ot'tk. <(in f'll examination of ail coo- fi-.'if-h* shipped t "d received r !- - g rCApa 111- Hup f.mt ai.,I tI„. , .dull aailii lh« talij of ftlail.ed fol - i told ‘btions of the clt, and of the locality the mnnl route will largely Influence celttei* of demand with it makes the esters. During these years the few 1 The union carpenter* have where they a p to locateand the government in it* decision as to most money. Competition is keen. and new American forestry schools I Samuel Gomper* that they were able the value of the proposed improve, The thrill o f rivalry is ever-present. were sending nearly all o* their men come to no hasty com lusion* ns in tinto handle their own affairs nnd the ments, and every ton o f freight Therefore, I he farmer in Florida who direct to the national and state fo r - ' present statu* suited them nil right day* of old.— Kissimmee Gazette AND should be counted, but cannot t>e is more progressive than his neighbor cats, where they were kept very busy and they turned down his suggestions counted unless the questionnaire* arc “ gel ahead"— that is, if he has ob­ indeed. During the wnr hundred* of BKI.IFA i.S UK f AN AID to the National Board of Jurisdiction. returned property Ailed out. LONG KA LI A served the fundamental rules of cul- our foresters went to F’ranee, where I Home day the union* will And out they if you have overlooked yours attend tjvation and not lost oul by trying to they worked side by side with F'rench 1 have too nuieh overhead ex te nse* AT Ap|<ear* now another reason why to it at once, inaugurate some impractical plan. foresters in the old ‘ 'handmade” ! nnd they will lupp o ff a lot of dead Henry F’ord should be given the Mus­ DAYTONA Agricultural progressiveness must al­ F’ rench forests. -.timber. cle Shoals project - together with all JUNK, TH E H ltlllK MONTH ---------- o----------ways be well-trimmed with good old In 1010, the following report, which ' D A Y T O N A BEACH common sense. That for the returns served to wake up some of our peo­ Out o f eighty-seven dairies Inspec­ that iK'Hnii"' I " h although the eonThere is probably some deep mys- and romance the profession o f agri­ ple, was submitted by nn investigat­ SEABREEZE ted in Orlando only l went j . nine met G mplnted plan may awaken still more the requirements of ihe Slate Board l'«»tk a l animosity toward him from 11 ry about June; why it should he culture offers in Florida. ing cum millet- of Iumlter men: More than ninety.Avu pur cent of This is the time of year «oUires that have heretofore been sil- i hose.i so persistently by brides for of Health " I - —The United States is the so ninny years and how it came to bo ,he land in Florida is still uncultivat- world's greatest lumber consumer. when milk inspections should be made ' "*• every week nnd the tnlo told in Orn ‘’ , " nw “ ,,*t h*’ n n nn, . ailed the bride month. It seems that M|t hn* never been touched vcith a — The bulk of all our standing larulo w ild probably be told in other fl'.ur which will haw all the June was a |>opulnr month for wed- plow. Millions of ncr. f this land timber is privately owned. cities if a rigid inspection was made s4’ *t "Intness of the flour now in com- ( ding* even before the season was if ri,-h soil. It holds blooming gold “ 8.— The privately owned forests and enjoy a* the law requires. But what in the " * c which >»“ * il* Wrongest adopted by schools and college* for f or th„,e who touch it* surface with have been, nnd are being, ilevastcd. world Is Orlando doing with eighty- health giving qualities taken away commencement*. Naturally weddings lhe Implement* of cultivation "-I.— The acreage o f idle forest .‘J D a y s o f U n e x c e lle d seven dairies? Hanford only has from It. The flour vve ent daily—or long uritednted colleges and will lie Young man. the possibilities in ag- land* 1* already enormous, nnd is rapis admitted­ iclchrntcd and enjoyed long after a .A t tr a c t io n s about three supplying the city with Ihnt the most o f us ent rlculture in Florida are illimitable! idly increosinjr. ly robbed of a great percentage of its plan has been evolved for stowing milk. If you are Inclined to the soil, ft rich 8. A timber shortage ha* already A t the finest beach in the world, sustaining factors by ibe wild desire away nn education with a hypoder­ and dignified opportunity is calling developed. — with the best summer climate to “ have the whitest of white flour” mic, injected into the arms of the to you.—Jacksonville Journal. "0 —The timber shortage will soon in the country.___________ f ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ go into the bread we ent; we have sac­ very young. June is a Ane month become more neufe. rificed quality for the suke of appear­ fur any manner o f celebration, in B A N D CONCERTS WOMAN SWINDLER A It ItRSTKD "7.— The timber shortage is due to ance, most places, for it is really spring in forest devatation. Motoring on the Reach___ Hut----now -------------cornea Henry Fold............ with the ---, ....... . June in the North and Fiast, although ( I I * T h e .VaaurlalrU 1* r e s s ) “ 8,— Nothing yet done or hereto­ announcement (hot he will, if allowed often rather chilly on Decoration \ IF.NKA, June 12.—Genevieve i’adA U T O RACE S fore proposed offers an adequate i to take over the junk pile at Muscle day, which Is May 20. dctfonl, who claims to be the wife of remedy. SURF B ATH IN G Shoals, place on the market a flour June has come and the weddings a wealthy California ail trader, is *'• The only possible remedy is to R A S Ii B A L L 1 retaining nil the good qualities of the are now ns thick a* dates in n union- under arrest here in connection with a keep enough forest land growing whole wheat, yet possessing all the dar nnd every newspaper is talking number of fraudulent operations in LE A G U E G A M E S _____ trees. attractiveness of the Attest and whitest of bride* and telling of marriages v. hich business men of Lucerne Pari* lb. l o maintain our forests in FIRM W O R K S patent flour and he declares that and pre-nuptial "showers" and going and Vienna were the victim*, eontlnuou* production is easily pracBIG H O LID A Y PARAD E with such a food life will be retained away gowns and all that. Pictures of Eleven trunk* containing costly livable." many year* longer. No longer will the bride nlso get Into print nnd fu** *ml other good* alleged to have D A N C IN G Courteny and Prompt Ser­ - reun this report, the seriousness of the good be ubliged to "die young” if sometimes the flower girl nnd the been obtained illegally were seized, as vice Our Motto the situution may be seen. A N D E V E R YTH IN G ___ ■ ' fed on the "Ford FTnUbed Flour," and maids o f honor and their flu ffy well as two silver mounted vases Colonel G ■ it shall become the finished food of gowns and bouquets with ribbons and bearing the mark of theBit* Cnrl-s,.rvice ssid ' Not n «*ull moment. L ife savin* He J the multitude, laingevity for all etnasferns, held with picturesque cureless- ton hotel. New York. . . i‘ fo L iu ir :, U k" 1on the beach. Best of nci'u: ■ es mean* longevity for Henry Ford— ne«s In the photograph. It is t h e ------------------- ---— ' h' ,orMUt ,umb* rin‘f mu,t rommodations on the ocean Rhone* mT-tat tinue but forest devastation must fro n t ■ and that means still greater thing* to bride's turn to come forward, after One never knew, until bobbed hair 4 In it* own Whnlf, and for its ■ I... ......... .... IL -1__ I i l _______L L I . I _____ .1 . . . , . . . . . _____ . . . . . . . f flop. AVKLAKA BLOCK m he accomplished thmugh his Inventive having been envied ami pelted by her nme into fashion, that the human , T " ,r V 11T ■ genius. Health is a wonderful ideas- more- Or less fortunate friends, and neck could be so long and reraw!,y v e n .” PU ' ° ‘ nU,rV ™ ' C 0 I1 \C . The city food and dairy inspector of i> Jesse Hamilton and he is a good one. He not only demand* milk inspection Lut he demand* in- /*.'• SANFORD DAILY HERALD Orlando MICKIE SAYS THE HERALD PRINTING CO. f f S X l J f f 'i i ^ t r - 'a l } If YO U MUST Big July 4 CELEBRATION CARNIVAL Come July 1 I GROCERIES! FRUITS i | AND VEGETABLES j tmmNk' ; * J 3 t?i H 1 * I ! i M i fu r DFANF TURNER and Come Early! ' .Si im -- -- i -j �,. . y x I EC . 1 TH E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A L D M ONDAY. JUNE 12, 1M * UPSALA AND : GRAPEVILLE = 10V SCOUT ACTIVITIES x Cuudy. Scout Lxo■tral Florida Council, ^rj on Sunday. June vmcnU " ill be made <hort talk* on Scout\ church. „ 26th. Capt. Cundy ,nd on Tue*day und .,11 review the H«»y tr.ford. ex|K>sure and went to the hospital for examination and treatment. Iaiit F ri­ day on his departure the boys drew on their savings and presented him with a purse o f (161.50 to help defray his expenses. The following Tuesday the Eustis Noon-day club mot and en­ dorsed tho Roy Scout movement and voted to assist the new Central F lori­ da Council. The boys set them a good example. nc very popwln* h out troop*. ,* „ f the older lx»y* i et | twtrful I i ewe and conth, Pittsburgh. I’ e J’l/t > /Sf *a L0NGW00D $500 P a id Kcv. C. F. Wnhlbcrg of Grovclnnd, Fla., will prcftch in Swedish at the Lutheran church next Sunday at 11 o’clock nnd 8 o'clock in the evening in English. Fred Krcll came from Do Land where parking tomatoes. hr riijeT’ r intellect, nor any super-human Irtue. It merely requires common sense in Jvrvikii working actions. It needs no fernt r< - dot inns, hut only n little patient selfIr.ial. BEGIN is its device! The more the |al>it of thrift is practiced, the ensier it bc’nie*. ami the sooner it compensates the Hf-donier for the sacrifices which it has hi sl National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILD ER II. E. W HITNF.lt, Cashier fnmer Excursions Fares Greatly Reduced (SONVILLE TO (T rQ |york •%Q and r e t u r n 'J'i'ng Meals and Stateroom Accommodations. For ,' r >Literoom8 an additional charge is made, nc' •. i 'cation, etc. Suites, some with double beds l , r with twin beds and bath; also rooms with Llf I,r*vatc lavatory facilities mnv lie had. CLYD E LINE ale May 15th to September 30th, inclusive, good ,fn New York as late ns October 31st. Through ri 11 ,0 principal Eastern resorts. its Every Monday, Thursday and Satur­ day at 2 P. M. le ......June 3 ,12,22; July 1,10,20 nehe .....June 5 , 15,24; July 3,13, 23 \vk June 8 , 17, 26; July 6,15, 24 * ......June 10,19, 29; July 8,17, 27 or<l to Jacksonville and Return, $10.00 , ./elu din g Meals nnd Stateroom Berth ,p 1 and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful St. Johns lRiver For further information, address • Vine S T E A M S H IP C O M P A N Y fer Department Jacksonville, Floridn J* R- Calder, A gen t, Sanford, Fla. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a The vocational commute* o f the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring emp'jyment to register at the First National Bank. C. M. Williams has been very much under the weather this last two weeks from his old trouble, the as­ thma. Alfred Ericson was on jury' duty Inst week; his dnughtcr, Miss Mnrgnret, who has just graduated has accepted a good position in Sanford. Advice Watted. EARTHQUAKE SHOCK RECORDED AT GEORGETOWN | —NOT PELT AT SANFORD I Hr Thr A• • o r l n l n l Sanford M aid BREAD At Your MADE LOOKS AM) IS TH E B E L T Automobile Indemnity W A SH IN G TO N , June 12.— Heavy curthqunkc shock wns recorded nt tho Georgetown University Selsmogrnphicnl ohservntory nt midnight nnd n se­ vere tremor, probably more distant, wns recorded about six o’clock this morning. I F N IN K IMPROVES IN STE AD OF DYING AS III- SHOULD H A V E MOSCOW, June 12.— Lenine’s con­ dition continues to improve nnd he is now able to walk in gardens and dic­ tate letters. ii i n i B E SU RE A N I ) SEE T H E PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY -AI.RO- You will find Billy llolTmnii nt the Hof-Mne llntcrv Co. as usual. Oil-file N E W I l l 'l l DING STARTS. S. O. Shlnhol cr has the contract for again this week to »ee a chum grad­ tho new Mcrriwether block to he i uate and will then camp out for ft erected on the old Magnolin House site time with him at a boys camp. 'opposite the Miller Bakery on M n g-j Mr. nnd Mrs. Seymour Pritchard nolia avenue. There will he three left on the enrly morning train Thurs­ store rooms erected to be one story day for Ogdensburg. New York on but with foundations sufficient to receiving n tclogTnm stating Mrs. rinnd several more stories ns the city Pritchard's nuii* was very ill with grows. The building w ill lie of brick pneumonia. They had expected to and modern in every respect. One leave three weeks later. store room will he twenty-five feet Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cramer nnd wide nnd two o f them will bo twentychildren nnd brother, Vernon, Mr*. two feet each. All o f them will he Ballinger nnd a Mr. Thompson took fifty feet long. Ground ’ is being dinner Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. broken today for this new building Colter in Sanford. that will add much to the business Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrst West nnd life o f "W all Street,” or "Herald daughters, Myrtle nnd I.iln nnd two Square.” sons, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cramer nnd little Glen and Curtis nnd V er­ non Crniner enjoyed n fine time Sun­ day at Coronado Bench; the former family took dinner with Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubble nt Hawks Park and the lat­ ter picnicked with Mr. nnd Mrs. I). Douglass nt the Bench, all enjoying T A K E S A L T S TO FLU SH K ID N E Y S some tine melons together. \N11 NEUTRALIZE. IR R IT A T ­ ING ACIDS A N N O U N C E M E N T OF BUSINESS C H AN G E Kidney and Bladder weakness resuit from uric arid, says a noted ail- j An announcement in this Issue thority. The kidneys filter this acid states that Henry- B. Iwwis nnd Joe from the blood and pass it on to the D. Chittmdijn have formed a co-part­ bladder, where it often remnins to ir­ nership under the name o f Lewis nnd ritate and inflnmc, causing a burn­ Chittenden nnd will do n real estate, ing, scnbljng sensation, or setting up fire insurance nnd rent nnd lease an irritation at the neck o f the blad­ business in the old stnnd on Park der, obliging you to seek relief tw o! avenue recently occupied by Mr. or three times during the night. The Lewi*. Neither of these gentlemen sufferer is in constant dread, the wat­ need any Introduction to the Sanford er passes sometimes with a scalding public n* Mr. 1^-wis hns been n resi­ sensation and is very profuse; again, dent of this city for the pnst six there is difficulty in nvuiding it. * Bladder weakness, most folks call it, years or more being engaged In the real estate business nnd fanning nnd liecause they can’t control urination. Joe Chittenden hns lived here for While it is extremely annoying and many yenrs nnd wns among the first somethin** very painful, this is really o f the Sanford hoy* going to war. one o f the most simple ailments to wns wounded in the battle of « bateau- overcome. Get about four minces ot Thierry, permanently disabled nnd Jail Salts from your pharmacist and sent home a fter the war where he has lake a tabl,spoonful in a glass o f been ongnged in the fire Insurance water before breakfast, continue this husincsie nnd in real estate. This for two or three days. This will neu­ combination o f Harry nnd Joe will tralize the acids in the urine so it no prove to he n winner ns they will longer is n source o f irritation to the handle fire insurance, buy nnd sell bladder and urinary organs which property and especially farming then net normally uguin. Jnd Salt* is inexpensive, harmless, lands, rent nnd lease houses nnd farms nnd do n general renl estate and is muile front the acid of grapes business. They are both live wires nnd lemon juice comhihcd with lithin, and both nre well known nnd have n and is used by thousands o f folks who large circle o f friends who will be are subject to urinary disorders caus­ glad to hear o f the new company. ed by uric acid Irritation. Jnd Balt’s They will use The Dally Herald to tat is splendid for kidneys and causes no forth the mnny bargains in real es­ had effects whatever. tate nnd expect to help Sanford grow Here you have a pleasant, efferves­ in many ways. cent lithin-water drink, which quickly relieves bladder trouble.— Adv. C A U G H T TA R PO N You might get as good but you Charlie Mcrriwether, Ben Monroe, won’t find any better loaf than O. K. Walter Hand nnd Ralph Wight have Butter-Crust und Poinscttie Butterreturned from Bom Grande where Split Ilrend. I f you hnven’t tried It, they were aurreyful in landing ten n treat ha* been missed. T ry others, nice tarpon. The boy* say Charlie then cat O. K. BREAD made with Mcrriwether was the most successful milk and pure shortening. 6-fltc fisherman in the hunch. £21 A. C. FORT, Ajrent W IGHT BROS. G A R A G P ---------------------------------- SANFO RD . F LA. BU Y H. & l„ STOCK. IUHLD S A N F O R I) YOUR CITY. fid-Hr A L T E R A T IO N S A L E — S T A R TS You will find Billy Hoffman at the June 14.— Lloyd Shoo Store G1-8U: Hof-Mac llntery Co. aa usual. Ofl-fltc Good s t a s e s a r a M i l s Bakery nliout fifl.Gtc I G ro c e r’ s N ext to Princess Association Prr«»> Let Billy Hodman tell you Radio; it don't cost anything. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairaran You are driving nlong the rdnd, an­ other car on side road crashes Into you, damage to your car (500.00, the other fellow entirely to Marne, owns nothing but his car, with a mortgage on that nnd no insurance. It's up to you to stand the entire loss. Unless you have n Belt Collision policy on your car. A collision policy will cost you from $17.50 to (10 a year for the $25 deductible policy, according to the price of your car. In this case the Belt would pny you $175 of your loss nnd you would be out just $25 nnd still have your insurance in force for the future. It's nil right to take a chance on small losses but there are few men rich enough to run the risk o f n large one. Get a Belt policy now nnd be protected. IF KIDNEYS AND BLADDER BOTHER Inposcd.” out fo r Employment Bureau.. an A c c id e n t home Sunday he hns been Ben Swan who hns a nice little Mrs. Frank Griggs and daughter, grove near Twin I.aki-s is expecting Mury, were calling on friends last to leave on the Llth of June fo r New I of Port Orange, near i Wednesday. York City, where he will meet his | friend* of the Boy daughter, Dr. Swan of Chicago and Miss Ellen Fuller returned Thurs­ e donated $50.00 to­ day from Tallahassee where she hns will visit his sister and other relatives rt alien the troop hns been attending the Florida State Col­ before returning. He was n dinner ull quota of 52 boy*, guest Sunday at Mr. Hirschi's. call­ lege. betnj: promised them ing later to sec G. Lind. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dinkel and Miss their number have Mr. Fisher’s family of Osceola |,r.i cl..>* Scout* ar.d Olive Dinkel were shopping In San­ came up Tuesday, being treated to four pass to first ford Friday. some of Mr. W est’s tine melons. Mr. ana Mrs. C. W. Entzminger Two more o f our Upsnlu boy* have very active in Cocoa were visitors in Sanford Saturday. joined the new military band. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel were vis­ under the leadership Charles Beck is able to get around itors in Orlando Monday. 1 ward, I astor of the now on crutches. Mrs. Beck, her­ Mr. and Mrs. George 1-cVigne nnd self. got a bad hurt Inst week, tear­ full troop of 52 l>oy* daughter nnd Mrs. Pnrtin were visi­ ing o ff the nail of one o f her lingers. tors in Orlando Wednesday. W e were treated to some o f their Mr*. A. Y. Fuller and Miss Ellen of the troop commitnew honey which is delicious, being *hi, h a few leading Fuller wore shopping in Sanford on mnde from ornnge bloom. , t, 1600.00 WM Monday. Fine weather now for groves, corn Mrs. L. It. I’uyne nnd Mrs. II. J. the expense of the and sweet potntnes; nil the farmers |r la Council o f which Overstreet were visitors in Sanford on the uplands are now busy ns bees. ty i* a part. Our Thursdny. Sorry the rain o f lust Sunday kept Miss Olive Dinkel entertained with -.e Turner, i* trcaaurer most of us away, but Kcv. Clark nnd tion* should be remit­ a .',00 purty at her home in West wife, though wet, were present nnd Longwood. A t n lute hour refresh­ preached to the few present. He invited re taught to be thrifty, ments were served. Those expects to be able to give us another »g ■ the Kusti* troop were Mr. and Mrs. I.ong, Miss Mil­ service now ns he will not preach at ley were living up to dred Long, Mrs. Sour, Messrs. E. S. Sorrento in the evening. Miller nnd Laurie Ford. The piano fund is coming nlong E. S. Miller nnd Harry Kelly, of -.••ter, Kcv. Kent Penfinely. a hike with them ro- Orlando, motored to Tampa for the Bernard llirschl spent a few dny* im. i 1 aa o result of week end. last week in Orlando nnd is going Thrift dues not require superior courage, Second sheets. 814x11, only 50c per 1,000, while they Inst, nt Herald office. tf IT T A DAILY BEXALD WATT AS. •{«)[•< are constructing 1 1 f THROWIT , r, To a «> -J PAGE THREE M ARBLE & G R A N IT E W ORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor C E M ETERY WORK A S P E C IA LT Y 10th Wc*t F lril Street 1018 W r*t First 8tr**» A C H E E R FU L WELCOM E A W A IT S YOU *i yu~nr - '^ r iifc European Plan Open all the year Corner Building every room outside : H ot W eath er fis Here A 20TH CENTURY COOLER W ill Help You K eep Cool Sc<? our winnow display o f all kinds Bail Hardware Co. f ‘ ■*1 WINNING AND SUCCEEDING When you win some one else may have to lie sorry. When you succeed all the world is glad. Old age comfort and utTIuence rarely come through chance. : But 8Ucco88 will come through th rift,— a lit­ tle self-denial now in order to spend later on. A savings account with the Peoples Bank is the surest road to success. The Peoples Bank of Sanford i �PAGE FOUR <4£IV* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9.19 u . - ca. THE SANFO RD D AILY H E R A L D , M ONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 PAG E T W O The city food and dairy inspector o f Orlando is Jesse Hamilton and he is a good one. Ho not only demands milk inspection Lot lie demands in* speetion of every kind of place that Is for the public. He called for an in* s|i<h lion o f bathing pools and places last week and made them alt come up Hrrrrlnr j - T r e a a a r r r to the requirements of the State l irn rra l M anagrr There are many l Irrolallon Manager Hoard of Health. things needing inspection and atten­ tion during the summer months. A d l r r t l . l n g lla tra Vlndr K liu m i on Application Sakarrlptlun I’rlrr In Ailtanri Oar \ rn r ..................... - _______ _ IK Mnntha ...________________ D r ill rr rd In I II* l» 7 Carrier Our U r r k __________ __ ______ ___IS ( Thr Ills 12*10 10-poar W r r k l • U r n l l t r l r ro v er* Seminole end lv pnblluhrd r r r r y Friday. (D in g r a i n madr kn unn on n (Ion, tlrm o r rn llr In politic*. $. year, s l n a r a In a d i a a r r . m i : m i i i : ii iiik a s s i m i a t c . i * i -i i c s s Tho Associated I’ress Is exclusively entitled to the use for republlcaUon of all news dlspalchee credited to It or not other wise credited In thle tinner ami Also the local news pubflehad herein. All rlithta o f re-publication of special dlepxtchee herein are Also reserved. The Tantpa Tribune entne out yes­ terday printed in blur ink in memory of the fact tlml Sheriff Spencer was to have enforced the Htue Laws. We opened up a letter from Drnwer Z " this morning thinking it would i*e something different hut it was the same old story. Man wanted his speech published free and It would take Up u page o f the Herald. It is funny, the nerve o f some people. The letter from Drawer Z went Into tho waste basket along with :UM) letters from government bureaus, 200 from the Northeastern Relief, 250 from the Nearer Nothing Relief .Station, 100 from the Society to Furnish Rub­ ber limits for the Fiji Islanders, nnd 50 from the Society for the Preven­ tion of Foot Rot in Fishes. When will thrse free space grafters learn that the Herald editor has learned some ..ense in the past few years nnd that he publishes nothing free any more. One thousand quarts of liquor were seized nlionrd the naval transport Sirius ut Norfolk Saturday. This is ( ’has. A. Hrowne, engineer In simply a news item without com- charge of building the Orlando-Titusi vide ocean highway in Orange coun­ ty In an address In-fore lhe Tampa The new tariff rates proposed Uivitnri Club aid counties could save Would prohibit imports front any $",IMIIM) a mile on every mile of road country except Germany. Maybe building by using home material — .tome of those high up Republican* that at least $7,000 per mile of the would favor this idea. cost of road building is taken up by freight rusts on materials. , Ten thousand men and several hun­ Mr. Itrownc further staled that tiie dred officer* will be dropped from labor *usts of road building had drop. the Japanese navy. We suppose they I...if nlwtut ’l’t per rent in the last IS will Immediately sail for tin* United months. States and become citizens of Califor­ Honil contractors will tell you that nia. when concrete or asphalt is used for iinrdsiirfoclng, coquinn mck or nny home rock i sns good ns imported rock, with no outlay for railroad fielght. Engineers in St. Ltieltt county say that for every $100,000 Spent on roads in that county $50,000 was paid to railroads for hauling the rock. After making two attempts to Titusville Advocate. hang himself and then defying the policemen to arrest him a New Jer­ HUS IN ESS MEN GET A POINTER sey minister was arrested. No hur­ ry about it and no premeditation— he was just urrested in lime. M ICKIE SAYS TYV EOttOR O * A CCOVTTWH \ VJGVj&PAPen VAAA GOVT* BS K UTERARM QOW, A- BR*Ct\CM- I p r i n t e r , a r e p o r t e r ., n r f PRESSWAM. ABIXUES3W W 4J A DiPtCtAAT AviO A HUSTLER ] HE WtUST BE EE ABLE9S, ^ HOuesT, AGGnes^tvE.PA'nEvrr, MTEU-i&eMT .TACTFUL AUO B'UOERE'. V)C UkOHOFP WE \ k BOHET1HES 0 RACKS OV10ER 1 ■jL *TW SrWA.iMt -A CtUHtS Don’t worry about the Fast Coast f'tnnl Co., being "bustl'd." When it ting that slreak o f mud from Jackson­ ville to Miami ami called it a canal it wm< granted by the State a subsidy o f i ,.,oo.ooo a* res o f land for its ettti rprise. In a recent address Judge Andrew* of Fort Pierce stated that— "One of the companies ho rep­ resented luid paid the Fast Coast Canal corporation over a million and a half dollars for the lands in St. Lucie county alone, nnd this represented hut a fraction of the rash that the ennn) corpora­ tion had received during its life." " $ 1,50fl,noo in St. Lucie alone! Ilow much from its hundreds of thousands o f nires in other counties?—Titus­ ville Advocate. Sanford is in the public eye when the Tintcs-Union send* a * pec ini writer here to learn first hand details about the big building program. That paper evidently did nnt believe tho reports in the Daily Herald. all the wlstfullness of a child in a TT/W Tr\T> new adventure. T H A T W O N H O NO R Florida offers twelve bride months I K I . , . M E V Y O r s U i r ’ Y! in a year, and provides blooms fresh *N S A N I O K U lllv i from the near-by gardens and groves —“ to deck the church hail. This docs not Medal Given to W inner, Misa Geor take away from June its rhnrm, how- gia Mobley, by Colonial Daughters ever, and just now is mating time with many here as elsewhere. Florida The essay on The Importance o f “ ‘ i," written by keeping open house in winter brings Prrsreving Our Forests, Miss--Georgia Mobley o f the Sanford thousands here to look and underi------ ----stand, and each June nr.d July and High School that won the prize given August and in othew months, the un* by the National Society of Colonial Ions formed mean new interest in Daughters is requested space in the Florida and the fa r North or the dis- local paper as one o f the requisites of I ant Fast or the sturdy West. being given recognition by the society. June brides are now forming new There arc only 100 schools in the alliances that mean much for th e‘ United States chosen for c«m|*etitinn prosperity o f their home state; for and Sanford was only recognized as if they arc taken away they will nev- one of them when Prof. McKay was cr lose interest in the home. transferred from the Key West school Thousands o f June brides have to Sanford. The essay is given be* brought their mates hack, after n low: short time away, perhaps, to make "The Importance o f Preserving Our the home nest in the Sunny South Forests," where the welcome is sure and tho Within the Inst few years there people are friendly and sincere. This have been published thousands upon Is tiie month o f Juno and it will bo thousands of pages dealing with the strange when the Florida bride does forest situation in America. Tcxtnot impress the bridegroom with the hook* and bulletins, congressional fascinations o f the lauid of Flowers documents, presidents' and governors’ and of opportunities and happiness.— messages, magazine articles, and hull* Times-Unlon. dred* o f columns in the newspapers ----------- o - -------have been discussing our forest nfO P P tllH T N IT IE S FOlt ,YOUNG fairs. During tne Inst year the rate FLORIDIANS IN A G R IC T L IT K E at which this sort of literature hns -------Iiecn flowing has passed all precedSenator Arthur Capper, Kansas, ent*. From this fact one might nscommunis agriculture to the high sumo that there has been some sudschuot and college graduate* through- den change in our need fo r forest pronut the country about to chouse life duets, or our timber supplies. That pi fe- imis f o r themselves. However would not i>e correct, for, while these Id does not believe in slipshod meth- products are just ns necessary as o*|s. "If | w ere about to take up ever, there have been very material agriculture ns n life work," he says, changes in the prices o f forest prod" I should first get some training at a nets, and the American public Is Just g»<>d agricultural college, preferably waking up to the astonishing, and til, one m the state in which I e x pec - terrible fact that our forests are rnpted In live." Senator Capper’s ar- idly diminishing, t). r.. t* ..nc o f a scries thr Journal is The two mail causes of the dcatruc publishing on its magazine page for tlon of forests are: the forest fires tiie i onsidcrution o f graduates, but and destructive forms o f lumbering, the advue he o ffe rs is particularly Careless smokers, foresters tell us, timely in Florida, n state standing on are res|K»nsible for numbers of these the threshold o f great agricultural fires, One out o f every four forest development. Tiie Held is filled with fires is caused by men’s carelessness, possibilities fo r the young man who Privately owned forests contain four­ th willing to pour his energies into fifths of all the standing timber in the soil. the United States, and ninety-seven Tiie State University at Gainesville per cent o f all the annual timber proo ffe r ' n course in agriculture which duct ion comes from the privately is limit around the farming problems owned forests. Yet it is these privatepeculiar to Florida, and familiarity ly owned forests that arc being dewith these is essential to successful stroyed, and this must he stopped, cultivation of the soil here under conFor over a century the nature of dition* a* they exist— the myriad eon- this forest trouble has been stated ilitioti' that contribute to making ag- time and again by many competent rhullun- a profession that requires observer*, in 11*05, for instanre, Today we have some I50,0< acres in the National Forests, some 4,000,001) acres in tne state fj ests, but all the timber on those nr Is worth less than that of the f B| woodlots, Our woodtot region cJ tains the best, most accessible, h'J cst quality and most useful timl -r the world. This region cover* » whole eastern half o f the Ftp States, and the people are just «] ing Its great value, and the f* ifc it must be preserved. The people who nrc most in’.t ,i in the preservation o f our for* a the lumbermen, the industries |. ent on forest products, the a f , the foresters, and the forward h p citizens of the United States. ^ last, of course, have no dire t >t est in the forest affairs, but th< a nil greatly interested in nnythti affects the welfnro and prosperity i our nation— today and tomorrow. cease dealing in whisky, was Saturday by Chief o f Police. Patterson, o f Wiltinmston. Chief Patterson stated that i con unable to npprehend nieint the hand. For quick results, try o want Let us do 7our Job Printing HIS FR IE N D RECOMMENDED THEM "Six years ago," writes W. it. Shadell, Stanloy, Vo., I had kidney trou-i hie, and nt times was unable to rails myself in bed. Foley Kidney Pills were recommended to me by the Chief of tho Fire Department. After using, 3 bottles 1 was completely relieved and have never had n return of the symp­ toms." Why suffer when you can get relief from rheumatic pains, backache, swollen, sore nnd s tiff joints, sleep disturbing blnddor weakness and oth­ er symptoms o f disordered kidneys? Sold everywhere.— Adv. PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS P O PU LA R SH EET MUSIC P L A Y E R ROLLS Prosperity Week in Lakeland was a great surress. It was put on by Lakeland merchants to stimulate business and it brought people to tiie city from all parts o f south Florida. Not a Imd idea for Sanford to try this summer. J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R P IA N O CO. Wclaka Block Higher class freight rale* in the southeast have been granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Some day the people will wake up to the fact that the Interstate Commerce Commission and the state commerce commission can lie abolished and they will never la- missed by the people. The union carpenters have laid Samuel Gom|iers that they were able to handle their own affairs and the present status suited them all right and they turned down his suggestions to the National Hoard of Jurisdiction. Some day the unions will find out they have too in nidi overhead expenses A 11pears now another reason why and they will h>pp o ff a bit of deod Henry Ford should lie given the Mu*■.timber. <le Shoals project together with rill Out of eighty-seven dairies inspec­ that pertain* to it although the con­ ted in Orlando only twenty-nine met templated plan may awaken still more the requirements of tin State Hoard political animosity toward him from of Health. Tliis is tiie time of year «ouncs tlint have heretofore lawn sil­ when milk inspections should be made ent. He claims now that hi- can make nil every week nnd the tale told in Or­ lando v* ibi probably be told in other unbolted flour which will have all the cities tf a rigid inspection was madi­ soft whltness of tin- flour now in com­ as the law- require*. Hut what in the mon u*e which hns had its strongest world is Orlando doing with eighty- health-giving qualities taken away sevt-ri dairies? Sanford only hns from it. The flour we ent daily—or about three supplying the city with tlint the most of us ent - is admitted­ ly robbed of a great percentage of it* milk. sustaining factor* by the wild desire to "have the whitest of white flour” go into the bread we eat; we have sac­ rificed quality for the sake of appear­ ance. Hut now comes Henry Ford with the announcement that lie will, if allowed to take over the junk pile at Muscle Shoals, place on the market a flour retaining all the good qualities of the whole wheat, yet possessing at! the D AYTONA D A Y T O N A BEACH SEABREEZE nnd enjoy 3 Days o f Unexcelled Attractions At Ihe finest bench in the world, — with the best summer climnte very young. Juno is a fine month for any manner o f celebiation, In most places, for it is really spring in June in the North nnd East, although often rnthcr chilly on Decoration iluy, which is May 30. June has come and the weddings are now ns thick ns dates in a calend.ir and every newspaper is talking o f brides and telling o f marriage* and pro-nuptial "showers” and going away gowns and uli that. Pictures o f the bride also get into print and if sometimes the flo w e r girl and tho id maid* of honor nnd their flu ffy of gowns nnd bouquets with ribbons and ________ „ ______ __ WOMAN S W IN D L E R ARRESTED m* <n,e i-rr„ , VIENNA, June 12.— Genevieve padilelfnrd, who claims to la- the wife of n wealthy California ail trader, is under arrest hero in connection with n number of fraudulent operations in which tmkincs* men o f Lucerne, Pari# and Vienna were the victims, Eleven trunks containing costly fur* and other good* alleged to have been obtained illegally were seized, as well ns two silver mounted vases bearing the mark o f the Ititz Cnri- HAND CONCERTS Motoring on the Dench A U T O RACES SURF B ATH IN G R A SE R A L E LE A G U E GAMES F IR E W O R K S IMG H O LID A Y PA R A D E D A N C IN G A N D E V E R YTH IN G Not n Hull moment. crew on the bench, rnmmoHntions on Lift lies the Come One! Come A ll! and Come Early! �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 f i THROW »T To a \ PAGE THREK Second sheets, ft'/ixll. only 50c per 1,000, while they last, nl Herald office. ;f $51)0 P a id ou t f o r exposure and went to the horpital for trih'jr Cuuay, i Central Florida Council, examination and treatment. Last F ri­ Coford on Sunday, June day on his departure the boys drew on ‘ ^ . r t s will b e made their savings and presented him with n purse o f $151.50 to help defray his ,hort talk" on Scout‘ expenses. The following Tuesday the Eustis Noon-day club met and en­ Fred Krell came home Sunday dorsed the Boy Scout movement and from Dcluind where he has boon n"y voted to assist the new Central Flori­ parking tomatoes. da Council. The boys act them a good . mSanford. C. M. Williams hns been very example. much under the weather this Inst two weeks from his old trouble, the as­ thma. an A c c id e n t You nre driving along the nVad, an­ other ear on side road crashes into you, damage to your car $500.00, the other fellow entirely to blame, owns nothing but his car, with a mortgage on that nnd no insurance. It’s up to you to stand the entire loss. Unless you have a Belt Collision policy on your car. A collision policy will cost you from $17.50 to $10 a year fo r the $25 deductible policy, according to the price of your car. In this case the Belt would pay you $175 o f your loss nnd you would be out just $25 and still have your insurance in force for the future. It’s all right to take a chance on small losses tmt there are few men rich enough to run the risk of n large one. Get n Belt policy now nnd bo protected, Alfred Ericson was on jury duty last week; his daughter, Miss Mar­ garet, who has just graduated has accepted a good position in Sanford. Employment Bureau The vocational committee o f the Eu*lness and Professional Women’* Club requests all young women dsslring emp'jyment to register at the Firet National Dank. AGNES C. BERNER, Chair: At Your G ro c e r’ s ssss Good M ADE fi 1 Ben Swan who has a nice little Advice Waited, tructing Mrs. Frank Griggs and daughter, grove near Twin I-nkcs is expecting Mary, were calling on friends last to leave on the 11th of June fo r N ew i:\ K T II0 U A K K SHOCK THE BELT of Port Orange, near Wednesday. York City, where he will meet his RECORDED A T GEORGETOWN Next to Princess tin! friends of the Boy — NO T F E LT A T SANFORD Autom obile Indem nity Miss Ellen Fuller returned Thurs­ daughter. Dr. Swan of Chicago nnd V]T, donated $50.00 to* day from Tallahassee where Bhe has will visit his sister and other relatives Association , Kt when the troop has I l l y T h r i a i o r l n l f d I 'r r a a t been attending the Florida State Col­ before returning. He was n dinner W A SH IN G TO N . June 12.— Heavy G. C. F E LLO W S , A pent «i full quota of .12 hoys, guest Sunday at Mr. lUrschi’*, call­ lege. earthquake shock was recorded nt the Box 15(5, Sanford----------- Phone 46-J CO trim, promisee! them ing Inter to sec G. Lind. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L Dinkcl and Miss Georgetown University SeismographiT their number hove Mr. Fisher's fam ily of Osceola outs and Olivo Dinkcl were shopping In San­ came ten) observatory at midnight nnd a se­ up Tuesday, being treated to vere tremor, probably more distent, ihcn b ur pass to first ford Friday. I some o f Mr. W est’s fine melons. Mr. and Mrs. C. W . Entm inger wns recorded about six o’clock this Two more o f our Upsnln boys have BE SU R E A N D SEE T H E were visitors in Snnford Saturday. morning. very active in Cocoa joined the new military band. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel were vis­ r» under the leadership Charles Beck is aide to get around Let Billy Hoffman tell you ||,.ward. pastor of the itors in Orlando Monday. now on crutches. Mm. Beck, herRadio, it don’t cost anything. Mr. nnd Mrs. George !.eVigne nnd A LSO ; self, got n bad hurt last week, tcardnughtor and Mrs. Partin were visi­ |ing o ff the nail o f one o f her lingers. tors in Orlando Wednesday. W e were treated to some o f their Mrs. A . Y. Fuller and Miss Ellen tK!.-» i f the U ""P commit new honey which is delicious, being it *h h a few lendini Fuller were shopping in Sanford on made from orange bloom. nre wot Monday. Fine weather now for groves, corn MOSCOW. June 12.— Lcnlne’s con­ Mm. L. It. Payne and Mrs. 11. J. in r ii the expense of th and sweet potatoes; all the farmers A . C. FORT, A gen t dition continues to improve nnd he Is Overstreet were visitors in Snnford n] Fieri la I'o’im il o f whirl W IG H T BROS. G A R A G R -SANFORD, F LA on the uplands are now busy ns bees. now able to W a lk ill guldens and dic­ County i» n part. Ou Thursday. Sorry the ruin o f last Sutulny kept tate letters. Miss Olive Dinkcl entertained with iDeirs Turner, i- treasure most o f us away, but Bcv. Clark nnd dtr.but. should be remit a 500 party at her home in West w ife, though wet, were present nnd I.ongwood. A t a lute hour refresh­ S A N F O R I) M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S preached to the few present. He ments were served. Those invited JOHN GOVE, Proprietor expects to be nbte to give us another were Mr. nnd Mrs. Long, Miss Milservice now ns he will not preach at CEM ETERY W ORK A S P E C IA L T Y You will find Billy Hoffman at the Sorrento in the evening. I01H West First Street 1018 West First Streat Hof-Mac llatery Co. ns usual. Ofi-Ott* The piano fund is coming along finely. A C H E E R FU L W ELCOM E A W A IT S YOU Bernard Himchi spent a few days last week in Orlando and is going S. O. Shinholser hns the contract for apnin this week to see a chum grad­ the Tiew M err iwet her block to be uate nnd will then ramp out for a erected on the old Magnolia House site I time with him at a boys camp. opposite the Miller Bakery on Mag­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Seymour Pritchard nolia avenue. There will be three left on the early morning train Thurs­ store rooms erected to be one story day for Ogdenshurg, New York on but with foundation* sufficient to receiving n telegram stating Mrs. stnnd several more stories as the city Thrift docs not require superior courage, Pritchard's mint was very ill with groves. Th# building will be o f brick pneumonia. They had expected to r.or -iii'vrior intellect, nor any super-human and modern in every respect. One leave three weeks later. store room will be twenty-five feet virtue. It merely requires common sense in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer nnd wide and two o f them will be twenty, children nnd brother, Vernon, Mrs. Corner Building everyday working actions. It needs no ferEuropean Plan two feet eaih. All o f them will be Ballinger nnd a Mr. Thompson took L'ry room outside Open all the year fifty feet long. Ground is being v< pi res i|uiions, but only n little patient selfdinner Saturday with Mr. nnd Mrs. broken today for this new Im ildng Collar in Snnford. denial. BEGIN is its device! The more the that will add much to the business Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrst West nnd habit o f thrift is practiced, the easier it be­ life o f “ Wall Street," or '‘ Herald daughters, Myrtle nnd Lila nnd two come.- and the sooner it compensates the sons, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cramer ■ml little Glen nnd Curtis nnd V er­ self-dcnier for the sacrifices which it has non Cramer enjoyed n fine time Sun­ imposed." day at Coronado Bearli; the former fam ily took dinner with Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubble at Hawks Park nnd the lat­ ter picnicked with Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Douglass at the Beach, nil enjoying some fine melons together. PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY Hot W e ath er Is Here A N N O U N C E M E N T OF BUSINESS CH ANG E A COMMUNITY B U ILD ER II. F. W H IT N E R , Cashier mmer Excursions Fares Greatly Reduced (SONVILLE TO Yo r k a n d r e t u r n (J ^ C Q H O 5 p O J / . I O ! i : nr M< als nnd Stateroom Accommodations. For ' " M;donH)mH an additional charge is made, ac, 'i ' . location, etc. Suites, some with double beds CLYDE LINE n ,f‘le May 15th to September 30th, inclusive, good f !,_"m N'cw York as late as October 31st. Through !l' » r to principal Eastern resorts. ns I'.very Monday, Thursday and Satur­ day at 2 I*. M. le, ....... June 3 , 12,22; July 1,10,20 "'hu .... June 5,15, 24; July 3,13, 23 June 8,17,26; July 6,15,24 g .......June 10,19,29; July 8,17,27 f°ri to Jacksonville and Return, $10.00 deluding ^leals and Stateroom Berth 1 and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful St. Johns ^or further information, address 1 ’I.YDK S T E A M S H IP Rer apartment H. Calder, Agent, COM PANY Jacksonville, Florida Sanford, Fla. "^ ■ IIIIIU lR U IIIIIU S B y illllllllR IIlll An announcement in this Issue states that Henry B. Lewis nnd Joe I>. Chittemlon have formed a co-part­ nership under the name o f Lewis nnd Chittemlon nnd wilt do a real estate, fire in mi ranee nnd rent nnd lease business in the old ..land on Park avenue recently occupied by Mr. I <wis. Neither o f these gentlemen need any introduction to the Snnford public ns Mr. Lewis has been n resldent of ttiis city for the past six years or more being engaged In the real e-tnte business nnd farming nnd Joe Chittemlon hns lived here for many years nnd was among the first o f the Snnford boys going to war, was wounded in the battle of ChateauThierry, permanently disabled and sent home after the war where he has been engaged in the fire insuranee business nnd in real estate. This combination of Harry nnd Joe will prove to be a winner ns they will handle fire insurance, buy nnd sell property and especially fnrming Innds, rent nnd lease houses nnd forms and do n general real estate business. They nre both live wires nnd both nre well known nnd have a tnrge circle o f friends who will be glad to hear o f the new company. They will use The Daily Herald to det forth the mnny bargains In real estnte and expect to help Sanford grow in mnny ways. W ill Help You K eep Cool Sc-e our window display o f all kinds WINNING AND SUCCEEDING When you win some one else may have to bo sorry. When you succeed all the world is glad. Old age comfort and affluence rarely come through chance. But success will come through thrift,— a lit­ tle self-denial now in order to spend later on. A savings account with the Peoples Bank is C AU G H T TA R PO N Charlie Merriwether, Ben Monroe, Walter Hand nnd Bnlph Wight have returned from Boca Grande where they were successful in landing ten nice tarpon. The !*>>’* say Charlie Merriwether was the most successful fisherman in the bunch. You might get ns good but you won’t find any better loaf than O. K. Butter-Crust and Puinscttio ButterSplit Bread, I f you haven’t tried it, a treat has been missed. Try others, then eat 0. K. B RE AD made with milk and pure shortening. 6-Rtc A L T E R A T IO N S A L E — STAR TS You will find Billy Hoffman at the June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. 01-8tc Hof-Mac Batcry Co. as usual. Cfl-fltc the surest road to success. �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE 9, 1922 TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, M ONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 P L A IN OLD "D UCK" PR IV ATE S DECODE SCARE IN ARM Y Ry F. M. BURT The qquestion of at least ONE serviceable highway leading from the Northern states down through Gcorgia into Florida and tbence to Central and South Florida where passable roads arc encountered, is a matter that should be taken up immodlately and vigorously by the State Road Department. The present Road Department have the acts and ommisslons o f their predessors to contend with; they have various influences brought to bear on thtm thnt tend to scatter energies and funds; and criticism that Is just nnd unjust. However, we all have our troubles and. at this stage o f th«t game they know or ought to know that with the funds now available or that will probably he nvuilahle foe a long time to come thnt A M . State and State Aid Ronds will nut be Standardised their entire length for many years, and, that the logical jind practical plan is to concentrate werk upon the Main State Roads known as Roads, 1, 2, 3, 4, ft, ft, 7 and S, and refuse to consider any new project until those roads nro finished. It is also known that the State Roads, Nos. 2, ,1, and 1 arc the ones which accomodate the most travel and will for years to come. It is nlso well known that these three ronds are in had condition. That Is, Road No 2 is in poor condition between Oealn nnd luike City, n Inrge rxtensive stretch;; Road No, .1 from De Lron Spring* l<* Jacksonville is in had shape in some links, but fo r n comparatively short distance; nnd, Rond No. I from Ormond to Jacksonville, a long expensive stretch is in poor condition, era) inspector was on the work for six months or more and then diacharged or allowed to go and thus automatically cancelled Federal Aid. The District contributed $8,333.9fc. per mile to this road; the State Road De­ partment contracted to do the work on this road according to speeiflentiona of the Bureau of Roads at " ashlngton It is understood they n'ked for bids and let contracts for bridges and culverts without havinir constructed according to • Purifications and under the inspec,ion of ,hc BurMU of Ro» d* , t W#*h* :,,gton as per their contract with the O u"ty Commissioners o f Volusia '"m ty .? The people would like to b.’ \e an explanation of this seeming nr*The Road Department in asking for bids on this road, ask for bids on hell and i, .jibed rock base. A ape<ini Act o f the Legislature and the Contract between the State Rond I)epartment specifically states thnt a Macadam Rond 1*5 feet w ido i .............. shall bo ' ill the base of which shall be - - of tuquina ro< k or Ocala lime rock or , *:rl r equal. A .Macadam Rond means soinothing. John McAdnm( a Scotch engineer, invented this road, and the ipcrificution arc “ That the top soil of a roadway he removed to a depth of It inches. Coarse cracked stone i* then laid to n depth of 7 inches and ’ he interstices and surface depres»ions are filled with fine cracked stone. Over these, as a bed, is placed a layer 7 inches o f road metal or broken stone o f which no piece Is larif* r than 2 1-2 inches in diameter, This is rolled down with heavy roll- tance. From Siaco to the Voluat* county * glandaer* road «built. VO LU SIA C O U N TY to complete the rood which ia now graded from the Putnnm county line tp DeLeon Springs. This stretch of ltf miles hn» been graded and bridges and cul­ verts built (but not in accordance to contract) and the state Road De­ partment have contracted to put in the base but arc extremely slow in executing it. In fact have not start­ _.i l— the ed. They also agreed to put on complete the finishing coats and road when 'Funds mny be available’ which may mean little or much. When the State Road Department is approached they seem to be ad­ 3. verse to talking about Road No. L When written they do not answer pertinent questions but say, ‘yes, we realise the importance o f Road No., :t. Jt is having our consideration, etc., etc.' The Volusia county Grand Jury have petitioned the Governor to gat action on this road The Volusia ounty Board o f Education ha'.c pctitioned to put this road into comiition in order that children may rcach schools. Individuals have pc titloned without results, But nothlog happens .while work on other scattered projects seems to progress, The question arises, what are the p' <pie of Duval, Clay, Putnam, Volua|a * nd Seminole counties nnd in f t all ..f Central and South FI n.ia, It WASHINGTON, Jun: !" -Exaai nation of war department statistics obtained today disclosed that “ dough­ boys”— Just plain “ buck privates of the infantry"— nre becoming almost as scarce in the army as second lieu­ tenants were a while back. The “ buddy with the bayonet" is the man relied upon to win the victor‘ie*i. Every other element in the army exists merely to help him on the job. Yet it is of necessity the buck private in foot regiments that bears the brunt of ever successive reduction In “ l Congress has ordain­ army strength, ed slashes in the number of buck pri­ vates until the enlistment has dwindl­ ed to the disappearing point. The impending additional reduction In the *i*e *»f the army will cause further drop, officials say, and have the mil* itary machine just a highly speclalii* ed skeleton the bones o f which are o f­ ficer?, non-commissioned officers, specialised services like artillery, air service motor transport and bomliers, automatic riflemen machine gunners, signalers and other^key men in the infantry units with just a few humble bayonet wielding "bucks" here and there to give a sketchy suggestion of a real wartime force. There seems to be no way to avoid the scarcity o:if privates, it was said today by department officials. Un­ less a framework of trained specialiata is maintained the army, it was added, would ho utterly incapable of quick expansion in war Get your Radio parts from lIolTmun, he’s got 'em. Fads are all right fo r the rich man but the farm er that is first o f all in! terested in paying his bills and hav. ing some money left, wants tried and true methods o f getting the money fo r his crop. SHIPPERS OF FLO RID A PRODUCTS In the Business 30 Years S A F E T Y FIRS Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS W A TE R to visit the spring nnd in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim thnt this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many trouble*. The Ford people of Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend thiB water for batteries. Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. Elder Springs W ater Co. SANFORD -:- -:- FLOR! Thus it will I * seen thnt these ,r8 nn|l thl' *"P i* finished with stone three Important Stale Highways are * ruahe-el to a dust or lino gravel, and choked at their throat. "mooth.” Judge H. II. Philips, Chairman of Knowing a true description of M»the Stnto Road Department, in an * " engineers know it, address to the American A utamo•W'cptnble in Florida; but, shell bile Association Delegates, in Jnnu- “ r ,n l*lK'<l r,,ck for a bnsc would he cry sai l in part thnt there could be 8" fnr ,rom lh<* specifications and so built in one year a system o f roads unpractical that they should not be thnt would enable the people o f ronsidered for a moment. Florida to travel in comfort to South When new highways are built they Florida—not hard surface them—hut should be built with the idea of perget them in condition for travel. He tnaucjr us the chief factor, tnentioned Ronds 2 nnd 4, hut said We do nut know whether or not, in nothing about Rond No. 3. Ry !ook-*n,klng for bids on Macadam road Ing at the StateRondMap It will be construction the Road Department seen thatRoad No. .1 in the shortest have asked fur bids for shell or route; goes through the most popu- crushed rock bids on roads other than lated nnd productive land, anti, can this particular stretch. '.Shell* covers he made safe nnd comfortable to trn- " wide field in Florida. ve| from Jacksonville to RcLnnd with Snail shell, oyster shell, conglomerless expenditure o f time nnd money, n*v shell, etc,, nre user/ with varying than any other route. South at De- degrees of failure in road building, ljind the roads nre in serviceable lo fact, shell roads arc probably the shape for travelover lo Orlando nnd »»n*t expensive roads known on acfrom whiih point the traveler mny count of their maintenance cost. Poaproceed over good roads to either the Mhly some kind of shell may have west or East coasts or Central Flor- P"*vd through a laboratory test idn Rond No .'t i* not only a State n> a basefor a Macadam road, and n Hand but is nn Intra state road ns it good illustration of this is on the connects with Rond No. I running Del.nnd-Dnytona road. Rock was used running from Jacksonville to the f,,r the base o f the East end o f this U nycross road at the Georgia line Macadam road nnd shell for the and with Road No. I running from West end and although the West end Jncksonvile to Lake City anil thence " a * laid more than a year after the r’" “ r ?’ ,! Ni.. 2 from Lake City to hast enil it is breaking up while the the Ge'.rgie line connecting with the East end is practically intact. \ nldostn road P t bulk of the trnv. To make Rond No. ;i s.-.fe nnd « un­ ci to nnd from I Inridn is over the fottnble and t l;e the oik out of the Valdosta ami Wnycross roads .which end of the neck of the bottle to re­ connect with Road No. 3, the shmteit lo v e Central Florida nnd nil of the route south, to relieve nil of Central East Coast to Miami nnd the West and South Morula. I unst to Tampa only requires; Why Judge Philips Ignored Rond DUVAL COUNTY to repair her No. ., in his address [a not known. I brick fund to the Clay county line. Roads I. 2 nnd I are very lni|>orC LA Y COUNTY to repair her a s. taut; hnt. Road Nn. ,3 is mure imnor- phnlt road from the Duval county taut dm- to the fart that it can he line to Green C ov e Springs nnd build placeti In -erviceahle condition, is not e new road a comparatively short disflgst-ela-- standard shape, quickly; tame from Green Cove Spring* to the and, which would lie in the way of an Putnnm County line, emergency measure and relieve all of • entral nnd Smith Floridu through the Gateway City of Jacksonville, and thereafter build those long ex­ pensive Ronds Nos. 2 nnd 4 n» funds are available in a Stnmlnrd manner. Just why Judge Philip* Ignored Road Tickets will be sold daily until September 30, limited returnNo. 3 many people would like to ing until October 31, good to stop-over at all stations on eith- soft brush with it and draw til your hair, taking one small itrj a time; by morning the grajrbl appears, and after another appl or two, your hair become* U* ly dark, thick and glossy and jrd years younger.— Adv. The manufacturer who makes your shoes is working1for you. So is the store that sens you snoes, 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 things 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 what these folks are doing fo r you. They help you buy the right goods at the right time and to make the most o f your money. Low Excursion.Fares Muring January rontrnrla were awarded fur road construction work amounting to two million dollar* or more by the Rond Departtnrnt; but bid* for the Voluain County atrrtch of Road No. 3 wi re neglected. „nd no far ns published reports nro concernt-d it wns the only project turned down, Since Judge Philips stated thnt bids were rejected because nil hid* were too high. People would like to know whether they were too high because the District money available would not cover the expense, without the State contributing, or whether they were too high based on the work compared with like work on similar projects? It is understood that the Voluain County link of Road No. 3 wns made a Federal Aid Project; that a Fed ■ ■ ■ £ ■ S 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ cr the going or return trip, or both, at the following fares: 5 To To To To ■ R Baltimore $57.64 New York $67.28 Philadelphia $63.10 Boston $79.84 The Atlantic Coast Line Operates 3— TH RO U G H T R A IN S TO T H E E A S T— 3 • ■ ■ an excellently arranged system of sleeping and dining .■ 5 with cars, details regarding which, together with a splendid as- ■ J sort ment of illustrated descriptive matter covering Eastern S ■ resorts, may he obtained by calling on f; ■ JJ ■ Rhone ■ J| - G. W. CRIM , Ticket A gen t Sanford, Florida A T L A N T IC CO AST L IN E Moreover, you’ll find that business concerns that tell y6u frankly what they are doing are the most dependable. Stores that advertise are progressive stores that have something real to say to you. Manufacturers who ad­ vertise their products have confidence in them, because it does not pay to advertise anything that is not good. ; Reading the Advertisements i £ j The Standard Railroad of the South a •a *iia a a a ia a a iia ia a iiia ia a a iia iiiia a a i;(J iiB ia ia iia a iia Interesting and Profitable �ass if ♦ T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS— 10 ACRES, 5 TILED, $3,500; 2 STORY DWELLING, ON CORNER LOT, $3,000 I. LEWIS ““asst*”" \T yesterday in their ear for Tampa nnd St. Petersburg. They will attend the State Pharmnceuticnl Meet at SL Petersburg, Juno 14th and 15th. Wednesday tho druggists will bo cntertained at Pnss-a.Gritlc, ami Thurs­ day evening they will he tendered a banquet nt the Poinsettin Hotel at St. It wil l Petersburg. - -j'b Going HiKht Straigh B ackto I * . [>«r Old Florida Home, nt Hln- ^ | 1 | I I— I I \J E L ^ u r . t’i»no Store, W e i.k . Block. J W V j l L l 1 I 1 *°*' 20-tlp HRS. FRED DAICKit, Society Editor, Phone 217-W , n . Daily Herald Delivered to your I f you h a w aay ( r i v a l * v U I t t a i y * a — If 7 * a ar e a nine anyw here nr eomtac L r iix day* » week fo r 15 cent*— h * a » , nr U yea are e a l e r l a U t a * , writ# a postal e a r * In (h i* t e a a r l m e a l , r l r l i f ;rfa the throng* o f reader*. le la ll * . a r lelehpone the Heat. be a r e a l l y appreciate*. Herald want ads get reault*. OPTH'IAS—OPTOMOTRI8T Sanford, Fla. 111 Eaal. 1»‘ ■ ft ■* * DIRECTORY You Tan Find the Name of Every Live I’ rofetslonal and Business Man in Sanford in Thi- Column Kach Day M n u f t f t f t f t f t George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Oter Seulrole County Bank UNFOHI) FLORIDA S. O. ShinholBer Contractor and Builder UNFOHD •:* ... FLORIDA SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Expert Auto Repair (York foot JO Corner First and Oak •WE DELIVER TH E GOODS’ Quick Ser\ice Transfer Storage Facilities U » , please you, tell other*; if co Irll ua. Phone 498 B. W. H E R N D O N Insurance Agency FI HP,—AUTO— BONDS Sparton Horn ‘ Service ------------ A T -------------- Sanford Battery Service Company SANFORD N O VE LTY W ORKS V. C. C O L L E R , P r o p . General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and Ilf Commercial Street RUILDEE Hanfard, Fia Geo. W . K nigh t Real Estate nnd Insurance *ANF(>|{|> ... ... FLORIDA Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Machine and Boiler Work; fin d er Grinding; Del.m e Piston.. Ring* and Pins; Fljwbsel Gear Banda; Crank Shaft* reagent* for Callla Inboard soi Aboard M o to rs .---------- phone II Rayfield Carburators Installed and Guaranteed by 1anford Battery Service Company r A L T E R A T IO N S A L E — STAR TS serve the right to reject any and all June 14.— Lloyd Shoo Store. 6l-8tc bid* that are not satisfactory. Address nil communications to C. J. Let Billy Huffman tell you about Ryan, City Manager, Sanford, Flori­ Radio; it don't cost anything. GG-titc da. G-7-oaw-lm Distance make* no difference; we nrc ready fo r the long, a* well an the short trips. Call 408 for n Quick Sorvico Transfer. 60-tfc-m PLAY GOLF : PROFESSIONAL « ft ■ ft ft i The happy couple are spending thoir honeymoon nt Daytona Beach. The bride's going away frock was of blue taffeta trimmed in Henna with accessories to match. They will be at home on Geneva avenue after July 1st. Both bride nnd groom are favor­ ites with a large circle of friends. The bride is a graduate o f Sanford High School class of 1921. The groom hns been a valued employe nt the McCuiler store for the past four years. One and nil wish them a long nnd happy life together.— Written by Ma­ bel C. Ellsworth, It. T. Holwcll, Nellie Sellers, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. B. Nelson, Mr. nnd Mrs. TO STOP COUGHING A T NIGI1T A. R. Restnll, Mrs. M. M. Walker, Tucsdny— Mrs. Fret! Walsnmn will Wni. R. Cooper ami R. M. Girnrdous A summer bronchial cough keeps entertain the members of tho Sans o f Port Tampa were guests nt tho not only the sulferer but other mem­ Souci Bridge Club at her home or. Montezuma yesterday en route to bers of the family awake. A lfred Bar­ Magnolia avenue. northern points ker, 1001 Avondale St., E. Liv. ri».■.!, BATHING PLACES MUST Wednesday— Reception at the Baptist OBSERVE H EALTH RULES O., writes: " I consider it my duty to Church, in honor o f Dr. nnd Mrs. write nnd toll thn result* o f Foley’s T. E. Henrnshurger of Tnmpn was F. D. King and family at 8 P. M. All of (he public hath house* and Honey nnd Tar, which I used for my registered nt the Montczumn yester­ day while in the city attending to public bathing places in Orlando and hoy who had been Buffering from n Mrs. W. L. T a p p 'o f Elam avenue business. Orange county will have to I k - brought bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Fol­ and Third street spent the day in Or­ up to [he requirements o f the State ey’s Honey and Tar hns done him won­ lando. G. F. S. W ill meet at four o'clock Board of Health, it was announced derful good, and I shall always reemniciul it." It souths nnd hen's. Sold nt tho Parish House Wednesday. Va­ Sat unlay morning. Mr. nnd Mr*. R. W. Herndon spent A fter making a tour o f the bath­ everywhere.— Adv. cation plans and cooking lesson. the week-end very pleasantly nt Daying places and public bath houses in ton Beach. anil around Orlnndo, D. II. Osborn of J. W. Hubbard and F. W. Hurts arc If it’s a piano, we know bow. Cnll among the business visitors here to- Tampa, state health officer, announc­ 498. tlOtfc-m Mr. Leslie Hill has accepted a pos­ ed that facilities will have to be plac­ dn yfm m Atlanta, Ga. ■1.1 I II ■■■ -m-s» ition with the Wimhish Co., writing ed at the bathing places immediately Why pay more? Tho Berger Steel life insurance. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Snow of New fo r the sterilizing o f suits and towel* tiller, $2.25. See u* before you buy. The Country Club and Golf Links are almost completed. You will want lb# Orleans are spending a few days here after every usage. This is a law of j — Elder Springs Water Co. Phono Miss Mildred Dickson, of Jefferson best in everything in the the state health department,, accord­ at the Moneztimn. >311. 61-2tc Court, Orlando, spent the week-end ing to Jesse H. Hamilton, city food here with her sister, Mrs. Chris Math­ Sporting floods Lino RECEPTION FOR PASTO R AND nnd dairy inspector, nnd the law will BIDS W A N TE D ews. I lave to l-e lived Up to in the futute.— FAMILY. We are agent* for the Celebrated The Indies of the Baptist Church Florida Post. C. D. Sellers and F. Ward of Tampa Notice is hereby given that the City were among the out of town visitors will entertain the members o f their Commissioners of the City o f San­ Spaulding Line o f G olf QUESTION 2.1 MEN church, nt a reception Wednesday ev­ stopping at the Montezuma yester­ ford. Florida, will receive sealed bids ening nt eight o'clock, at the churrh Goods day. • up to the night of June 2flth, U>22, III 7 T k r Aaaiu-lM lrd l ‘ r r « « | in honor o f their new pnstor nnd fam ­ JJACKSON. Mich.. June 12.—Jack- from all persons desiring to bid on the ily. All members of the church nnd son police nnd county authorities Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herndon and following improvement proposed to he Patronize your home merchant* la their friends are most cordially in­ Saturday were questioning twentyMr. and Mrs. Claude Herndon were made by tho City CoinmisHioner*, everything you need to purchase. W# vited. are here to stay. three men taken into custody within n congenial party motoring .to Drtynamely: the lust 24 hour* in concction with tona Reach yesterday. On 12 to 20 ton per day capacity In­ N E L L IE TU R N E R CIRCLE the s’ lying Thursday night o f Alice cinerator or Cremator, latest improv­ Nellie Turner Circle will meet W ed­ Mnlb-t, head o f the Crittenden home ed; price to he on Miss Dorothy Stokes accompanied manufacturers nesday afternoon at 3:30 P. M., at the fo r girls here. The authorities also specification, nnd to include all costs her aunt, Miss Hazel Sorrell, to her home in Orlnndo today, and will ho home o f Mrs. H. G. Methvin. As this were following a circus from San­ o f erection. The Commissioner* reis nn important meeting all members dusky to Painesville, Ohio. The cir­ her guest for a week. arc urged to be present. cus was in the city when the slaying took plnce. Attaches of the organiz­ Deaconess Harriet R. Parkhill of IIART-MIDDLETON ation an- being questioned. Mrs. Jefferson St., Orlnndo is now visiting The wedding o f Ruby F.lminy Hurt Mallet was killed with nn axe after n nt the home o f Mr. nnd Mrs B. F. nnd Arthur Herman Middleton took struggle near the Crittenden home. Whitncr o f Oak avenue. plnce nt the home of the bride's pnrPost Cards at the Herald Office. Dr. Clnudc S. Breedin who is visit- ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. I. D. Hart on Go­ ing his sister, Mrs. J. N. Robson, is nova avenue nt H o ’clock the evening spending a few days visiting old o f June 7th. Dr. Walker performed A L L L O C A L DRUG the ceremony using the ring service. friends in Lakeland nnd Tampa. Tho parlor where the wedding took STORES H A N D L E of Mrs. R. C. Bower nnd little son, place was decorated witli vnscs P E R R A L IN E Hnrry left yesterday for Dnytona pink roses ami fern nnd n bridal bow­ Beach where they will be the guests er was made o f nspnrngus fern, Indy You do not have to go any far ther of her parents, Mr. nnd Mr*. Hnrry bamboo nnd pink hydnrnngn under than your nearest limit Htore to Ret There is no business more personal which the wedding party were cssem- Perra llne This wonderful remedy Is Ward. than banking. bled. First came the maid o f honor. fur sale everywhere Ju*t decide rlahl now thnt you will drop in at your Miss Margaret Zachary, followed by Today the following young Indie* Pruie Store and purchase a hat tie of W e seek to establish and maintain leave fo r summer college session nt the dninty little flower girl, Marion Ferralltie. The reault* wilt a m i a you Gainesville: Miss Spencer, Mis* M il­ Estridge henring the bride's bouquet. Thousand* have hren benefltted by It* close personal relationships with our dred L. Huston nn.l Miss Helen Tor- The bride entered with her father who u*r For nervousness. Iodine*!Ion, rh eu­ customers. matism nnd disorders o f the blood It gave her ip marriage. The party wpa will iger. has no peer. Head these testimonials met by the groom and his best man, which are but a few taken from the Feel free to consult us on any bus­ Lieut, and Mr*. II. A. Bivens are Tom Ilrotherson. Mrs. Boyd was at hundreds In our Pies, ttev. W , |) Hpurlln, I’reshytrrlan minister, o f Pemopoliness m atter with which you may be visiting the former's mother at Kl- the piano nnd accompanied Miss HerIs, Ain., says: VI nr v C , fo r ten da vs, going from minia I.ehnnn, who sn.ig just preced­ ♦*f#e | j* ev'ffwejt1 fpfflftj** **f*f|f* f |*ft|I'll !>«*••ft concerned, and be assured o f a cor­ there to Texas, where Lieut, Rivor.s ing! the ceremony, “ Oh, Promise Me" subject to spnradlc. and at times severe dial welcome. by DcKoven. The Lohengrinn wed­ M luck* o f ! ml Ik e* l Ion. 1lav hoc heard will be stationed. o f the curative effvcls o f Pe r mill!#, on ding .march was played ns the party one or tw o o f my best friends, I decided Dr. Oliver J. Miller and fam ily for­ was taking its place, and ngain Miss Iti almost sheer desperation, to try It, I am Kind to say It has Kreutly mer residents o f Sanford, now resid­ Lehman sang softly nnd sweetly dur­ and Iicih-fitted me." ing the ceremony, "Oh Promise Me" Honorable \V. W. Lavender. o f 1 ’e n ­ ing in Ashville, N. C., are removing ter* Hie. Ala , says: to Snn Diego, Cal., accepting a much by D'Hordelop. The bride, n dainty "I desire, without Mollcltatlon or hesi­ brunnette, was very sweet nnd love­ tation, to commend to those persons higher army appointment. who are over worked or who are In a ly in her frock o f white. Canton run-down condition, Perralln e as u ton­ ic I took tw o hollies and felt almost -PROGRESS-SERVICE STRENG TIIMiss Knninin Houser who has been Crepe made basque effect nnd trim ­ like a new person."— Adv. med in shirred white Satin ribbon and attending school in Columbia, S. C. is »«■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ nt home now for the summer with wearing a long bridal veil o f white THE WINNERS her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner tulle with tiny dusters o f white os­ trich feathers on the bonier, the veil Houser. Forest Lake |j was held in place with a wrenth of E. ?!. Galloway The bride’s bou­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George De Cottcs and orange blossoms. W . H. Hand their guests, Mrs. G. A. De Cottcs, quet was bride’* roses and asparagus nnd Miss U uisa De Cottcs spent the fern. Mi*» Znchery's frock wns of J. S. Dinkle week-end in Tampa, nnd other points green taffeta made basque effect. She T. W. Lawton carried pink ruses nnd fern. Little o f interest on the West Const. Mi** Estridge wns dressed in dainty J. L. M iller Mrs. B. J. Starling leaves this nf- white organdie. John Bell Cake nnd brick ice cream were serv­ temoon fo r Jacksonville where she J. G. Bell will spend a few days with her sis­ ed nt the conclusion o f tho ceremony which carried out the chosen color of ter, Mr*. Robert W. Simms, Mr. and T. L. Dumas is now under new management and we will Mrs. Simms will leave next week for pink nnd white. There were about 150 John Russell guests, among them the bride's pater­ n tour o f South America. serve the public in an up-to-date style, serv­ nal grandmother nnd great aunt nnd Bob Walthour Miss Hazel Sorrel) and Jack Lloyd uncle, Mr. and Mr*. \V. W. Miller nnd ing at all times the best the m arket a ffo rd s D. C. Marlow of Orlnndo were the week-end guests the girls from the bride's Sundny C. R. Du (Tin Class and at reasonable prices. R egu lar meals w ill of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Mr. school class, the Dependable from the M. K. churrh. B. H. Guthrie nnd Mrs. Stokes nnd M i»" Dorothy be served and also lunches at all hours up to The out-of-town guesta were: Mr. Are a few o f the many hundreds Stokes nnd their guests, motored to Daytona Bench yesterday where they Middteton'r sister and husband, Mr. thnt have purchased “ E X ID E ” 2:00 a. m. G ive us a trial and we feel sure you and Mr*. \V. H. Bellamy nnd family of Batteries from us. Nearly three spent a very pleasant day. will call again. Sorrento; a brother, Berlin Middleton years sales nnd not one to go and Mr*. Mabel Register, o f Palatkn, Among those from Sanford enjoy­ wrong. 5 ing the cooling breezes and delightful and Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Proctor, of Insist on an “ E X ID E ” surf at Daytonn Beach yesterday Genova; Mr*. I. C. Hughes, Mr*. Kate Battery were Robert Deane nnd party, Wal­ Powell nnd Mr*. Edna Ogilivc, o f DeThe Ilattery is the life o f the car. ter Connally, Mr. *nd Mr*. Clifford Land. There were many lovely gifts, W E RE-CHARGE A N D RE­ Peabody, Mr. and Mr*. Walter GifL a te o f Gainesville, Florida among them a beautiful cheat o f sil­ P A IR A L L M AKES fith. M. nnd Mr*. K. R. Murrell and B ATTERIES fam ily. Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Stoke, ver from Mr. and Mrs. Hart, cut glass, Chinn, silver, table nnd bed lin­ nnd Miss Dorothy Stokes. A lso owner o f the B. & B. C afe o f Lake City ens and n beautiful mahogany clock 107 West First St.----- Phone 518 Dr. nnd Mr*. K. D. Mobley left and many other thing*. C A LE N D A R Henry McLaulin, Jr. JOE D. CHITTENDEN HILL HARDWARE COMPANY PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS | The Seminole County Bank THE B ell Cale W. N. CARNASION RAY BROTHERS � 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, June 12, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 12, 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>, June 12, 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/6824f4e7e0180b5163462189e8a2b827.pdf b47b8257c114e93faf57aed59ac95e7b PDF Text Text SANFORD ^TheCUy Substantial VOLUME e S anford D a il y H erald SANFORD •The CHy Substantial" IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD. FLO R ID A , TUESDAY. JUNE 13, 1922 HI. DENT MRS. SWANSON IS FREED P R E S IWOULD AT PRELIMINARY HEARING HELD HERE YESTERDAY HARDING HOLD A SPECIAL SESSION IE NECESSARY Tells Chairman That Unless Ship Subsidy is Pass­ ' ed H e W ill I)o So NUM BER 67 DEATH LIST IS GROWING FORTY-FIVE KNOWN DEAD AND SIXTEEN ARE MISSING PRESIDENT IS HANDS OFF ON SHOALS SEARCH CONTINUES PROPOSAL TO PAY BONUS SPECIAL TAX COURT ROOM FILLED In the Sunday Storm W ASH IN G TO N , June 18.— President Harding notified Chair- j man Campbell of the House Rules Committee that unless the ship Catastrophe in New subsidy bill passed prior to adjournment he would feel obligated to Y ork cull n special session solely for its consideration. Under date of May 26th the president wrote: “ So much is involved and such dif­ ficult and discouraging situation will follow if congress fails to sanction merchant marine bill that 1 should feel my. olf obligated ON RANKS AND THROUGH IN- to call congress immediately in extraordinary session to especially FEELS T H A T CONGRESS SHOULD POLICE CONTINUE TO GRAPPLE consider if it went over through any neglect or delay beyond the HAVE FREE HAND IN TEItEST ON FOREIGN U IIII CROWD OF MF.N AND WOFOB BODIES IN LONG ISLAND MATTER present term.” DEBTS MFV WHO IIL'XG ON EVERY State’s Attorney Makes No Case A gain st Girl Accused o f Murder SOUND WORD OF WITNESSES (Ilf The .(■■oelnlrd 1‘ in t l Thr second sceno In the killinjc of GuTire .McDougall by his daughter, Mr- Norman Swanson, cumu to an *ruJ yesterday afternoon in the court hou»c that was crowded to suffoca­ tion with nun and women eager to takh every word of the preliminary hearing. There were many children present when Judgo Stringfellow callcourt to order hut all thoic under twenty-one were ordered from tho r -.in und it waa noticeable that many ag mounted rapidly in a few min- WASHINGTON, June 13.—Proposal to pay bonus In cash, financing to be dono by means of special taxes on banks and through use of interest on foreign indebtedness was made today by I .add, Republican, of North Da­ kota. MRS. ItltUNBN IS UNDER ARREST ON MURDER CHARGE CONFRONTED WITH PROBLEMS DELEGATES TO CONVENTION TURN TO EUROPE’S AFFAIRS (Hr Thr \*a«>Hntr«t Prrss) WASHINGTON, June 13.— Presi­ dent Harding ha* taken no position regarding Muscle Shoals question and feels congress should have n free band in matter, it was said today at the white house. American Federation of Labor \N ill Have Most B u s y Session (Hr The Asunrlslrd I'rraai NEW YORK. June 13.—Tho death list in Sunday’s storm continues to grow. The known dead now total -45 while sixteen persons are reported missing. Police continued today to grapple for Imlirs in I«ong Island kound o ff City Islnnd. Tho police ore W ANT PROFESSOR FIRED convinced the total dooth list will FOR EVOLUTION IDEAS FROM BAPTIST COLLEGE reach seventy. (H» The AssorUlrd I’ rfMl NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 13.— (Hr The AMorlmrd l*rr»«l CINC INNATI, June 13.— Although power, no matter whence it eman- Unless Professor C. W. Davis, mem­ ber of the faculty of Union Univer­ , , . . , confronted with mnny problem* the This declaration of the veteran hi- sity, a llnptlat Institution, at Jack­ delegate* to the annual convention of bur leadei wu.- greeted with applauic, son, Tennessee, is eliminated from the American Federation of Imltor J|MW{|„ n|„„ statement that organ- its teaching staff or be declares pub­ turned attention today to European la- jxed labor would “ go onward and f ar­ licly his repudiation of evolution bor affairs, the program calling for ward more determined than ever that theory, all financial or moral support of the Nashville Haptist Pastors addresses by Rntl.h labor leaders sent ^ #U|1 UcIt, f i u . typo of the Conference will be withdmwn from to this cuuntry ns lrntertml delegates ‘mnn with the hoc’.” the Institution, according to n resofrom llrilish trniha union organiza­ The speech of Mr. Camper* camojlution adopted by the conference. after n program of welcoming ad­ The resolutions declared evolution tions. dresses by Mayor George P. Cnrrell. theory to In- dangerou and (lest rue- NEW YORK, Juno 13.—Morgues nnd undertaking shops of the metrop­ ( IIW Thr Aaaorlatrd Press I olis urea last night held the bodies of MOUNT HOLLY, New Jcncy, June more thun three score men, women 113.— Mr*. Doris Brunen, widow of ulcJ. nnd children, victims of Sunndy's brief was represented by j 0fin tinmen, circus owner, who was The state cyclonic thunderstorm. Attorney George A. DeColUw shot and killed March 1 1 1 , is under Stst Murine police who continued thru,j he was assisted by E. W. David, arrest here on n murder chargo. out the day their work of grappling in *f Orlando, and John I.conardl, of Authorities said *he waa arrested I’elhum Hay and Islnnd Hound of City upon information furnished by per­ thi* city. The defenunnt was repreIslnnd, where tho greatest toll was icntcd by J. J. Dickinion and E. F. son* already under arrest in con­ taken among Sunday canoeists snd nection with tho case hut declined to Ilnufholder. fishermen, predicted they would find pr. Ralph Steven* was the fir*t divulge further Information. at least a score more victims—enough witm » called and told of being called to pu*h the d-nth toll •• t - hty, Eye t the Mfpougal house nlwut *lx TEMPORARY INJUNCTION witnesses of thi nvift ti. ^cdy "laced RESTRAINING MINERS o', . k Saturday morning by Mr*. CINCINNATI, June 13.—The ship the number even higher. Secretary T. J. Donnelly, of the Ohio tivc. FROM ITERFERING V. !>.< igall and her daughter Frances, subsidy bill now pending in congresAt leu-: 250 canoes, rowboats nnd Federation of Labor, and others. Th „• l upon hi* uirivul seeing tlie body (Hr Thr A«»ncln(rd Press) big armory of the Ohio national guard , THREE PEOPLE DEAD was condemned In a resolution adopt­ iMiiall motor boats were bobbing about (•' M Pougall, who was dead before COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 13.— A ......... . . . . i s a i t 'a J l l f T gift* 1*11) I.* RESULT OF FIRE AT by tho Ameri- was filled by delegates “ O'1 ■P«c,n 'o f f the Island, wltnc . - «nld. when ti. phy.ii ian reached him, that her temporary injunction restraining the ed unanimously today . . . ", , , . ... ,r . III It IONS Si \1 ION, \ A. ,tmni -nine -cr. muni: down on of Labor ns In ta k . tors, while above their heads were n. th> r snbl: “ France* hnd to do It United Mine Worker, in Harrison ' ------tho resort, at u velocity of ttO miles an t , ..vc la r life." That tho bullet had an d Jefferson Counties from inter- tu P“ M*« inlc' Ml and dwtnKtlve of hung a thousand American flags. i— *i---•aheoHua'1 The conJ|r# (ioinpur.H declared that omanills Tbi» » ^ V i; r ,r. r Throe hour, or bolter. O .pants of th* lite into the body in the upper left I stripping operations fwr “ '“ Power. NORFOLK, Va.. ‘ “ tie craft, sensing their dang- r, mnde . ___ _____ ,i_________ Ivontion voted to wire prot< ___ _ ipuln passed through the body com- j ["^ o V o u n t le s w n s 'g ro U d by the Ivonllun Voled *° wlro l,rotc** to c0,‘ - i*ed labor only asked employers t person* are dead, the result of a fire had mg «>ul just under tho right nipple. Fej er>j j udKC Satcr. it became 1grvsaionul leader* against favorable mi.ct w>th the union leaders in con near Burton’s Station, Princess Anne a run for shelter. Rut scarcely they got under way when they were report of bill by committees. ] fcrence* for the settlement of any a> I c- ing into the riglit nnn showing kf|0Wn todny. county, early today. The dead nre engulfed in a blinding storn: of rain -------disputes, but ho sadl that a genuine a dtoviiunrd und outward trend. John Cotton, ’ negro, uiwl two young CINCINNATI, June 13.— Facing a conference was impossible unless both H. 11. Steven* was cnlled and ns he rhildren. Cotton died of hums re­ and hnil. ' “ " „ , . all and dnughter had stopped in front As quickly ns It Came tho storm*, fight that lender* of organised labor sides stand on an i-qual footing. The 1 •'« rnpnnied his son. Dr. Ralph ^ hig houg<j onc nn(, gnid .d ceived when he attempted to rescue vanished. It hod Instcd less than fivs regards ns one for the existence of j "open shop," he added; is not the re­ the children from the homo. •n«, to the scene he waa among , »i.11Frances had remarked thut " if my minutes. But scarcely a dozen of the th- f.r,t to arrive and had |fnlhl.r cvcr lays hands on my mother unions, the American Federation here suit of conferences. Mr. Qomper* 250 small craft had survived. Horror yesterday opened its forty-second an- concluded with a reference to the disI ly before it was touched. Frances I will kill him." mini convention, which wn* marked by armament conference, asserting it C A N D ID A T E S F O R stricken, but helpless to nid. the told him -he hnd shot her fnthcr ns W. A. Raynor, who lives across the crowds on the beach and about the the presentation of many issues that made a lieginning toward abolishing he »a.- about to cut her mothbr’s S PE A K E R OF N E X T road from the McDougall* stated that casino pier law scores of men nnd throat at the kitchen sink, lie saw a j he wns out nt his bam Saturday morn­ nre to be considered during the next war and thut labor throughout the HOUSE A R E B U S Y women dinging to wrecked and over^ white rag on the right arm of the ing when he was attracted to the two weeks, nnd a Speech by Presi­ world mnde the "greatest contribution toward that purpose." The conven­ turned craft In tho choppy sound nnc( I- ly, two knives in the kitchen sink McDougall home by a shot from n re­ dent Samuel ’ (lumpers, declaring "we TALLAHASSEE. June 13.—Candi­ lay. One by one they gave up the ard the empty shell from the pistol volver nnd heard an exclamation: “ O, do not fool ourselves in uny fancied tion session also was marked by prela> - g on a table and he had given it God, O, God" by McDougall. Hnd not security." The issues were brought sentation of a report by Santiago date for speaker of the next House struggle, and dropped quietly o ff to t- the deputy sheriff. He said Mrs. gone over to house but walked into Iteforo the delrgnte* by the report of president of the Free Federation of of Representatives nre now making lie enrried out toward tho open sua by Workers of Porto Rico, indorsing the vigorous canvasses, nnd five have nl- the tide. Swan-■-n said she wns standing in the his own home with his pnil of milk. the Federation’s executive council. Wo nre not in a mood," said Mr. administration of E. Mont Reilly, as ready signified their Intention of mnkSome of the bodies, tho police say, l-nth r -tin dtsir opposite the door Deputy Sheriff Cleveland Jacobs never will bo recovered. Tho tide, leading front the kitchen to the porch identified the pistol and the bullet and Gompcrs, “ to have those rights and governor of Porto Rico. Iglesins de­ ing the rnce. L. I>. Edge of Glovclnnd, la»ke coun­ turning brought more thun a score of privilege* guaranteed to us by our dared that Governor Reilly bad dealt when she fired the shot. Deputy Sheriff Williams said the ty ,1s n candidate. Mr. Edge was thun back yesterday. Eyewitnesses constitution taken from us by any fairly with organised labor f'i Porto Norman Swanson, husband of Mrs. shirt of dcccnscd had showed powder speaker pro tern during the 11*31 ses­ estimated there were between 300 and subtle reasoning or assumption of Rico. Swanson, said he was cnlled on Snt- burnn but the shirt could not be pro-. sion nnd made a fine record ns a pre­ 7rC reiser.;; in the :raft. TIlCjL v. u;L urday morning at tho usual time and t,« If dcit UmL L • .. , ., dated iu fcl'ldcCU. i— siding officer ni ihe times he was by the United States life guards, an.cn and gone to the bath ro o m ,^ u Wfl, aa;(L culled to the chair. members of nearby yacht clubs and t > put on his shoe, and cUbes as U Sj Scoll ,tentoIlt of Waycros*. Ga.. a Eugene S. Mathews o f Starke, Brad­ volunteers from the shore crowd saved u3| u»tom with him when McDougall, brothcr.,n.,aW of Mr>. McDougall told ford county, has announced that he hundreds. hs.1 come up to him with a butcher jj|f ^ w|ftd to' come here on the will be in the race. Mr. Mathews was Among the first to put out were Lmfo in hi* hand nnd said: * I see you |24||| of M Aftcr hlg nrrivn, hn,j a member of the legislatures of 11)05 Jack Murray, J. C. Rower, Jack Mal­ cut the hay yesterday," and Swanson , ^ MeIk>u^ , the imckinK hou, e ' in " -Ho was ! loy P.m, nnd' ngnin 1911. |))y und ttn(, fFrans rnn<t Wnrttlngcr. warttinger. .Manning Manning n; .,,1 that he did not cut it but he lhc bar„ nntJ McDougall said If speaker of the house in 1907 and two niotor ,)uaU> lhoy , aved L - l a cut and McDougall Mid, I hu wJfc an(] daU|fhu,r wou|j not dl­ made a splendid record ns a presiding th(|I, „ doJcn „,en aIU, wom#n want you to understand 1 am boss of ! vide up the property he "would cut DROPPED FROM 3SI MILLION TO TO THE ELKS LAST NIGHT AND officer. I who they found clinging to overtumlh‘J mu! yoU, or ^ V* their throats nnd spit in their faces." THE ELKS W ILL GET BUSY Forest I-ake of Sanford. Seminole rnnorl an<1 rowtM,nt*. They wore 30H MILLION DOL­ • ,,m,n lhi,nB d? w,lh ‘ V 1nn‘ *? !n .Th«t he had repeated this convcrsaAT ONCE LARS county, has announce,: bis rnn.lldacy. | full()WCll l(y others, and soon more turned and walked toward the kitchtion the next day in a meeting with Mr. Luke i* nn experienced legislator (jynri 50 craft of nil sort* were out, *■ Said he heard n scuffle In the Ranker Lake and Mrs. McDougall and The transfer of the property cf the hnving represented his county in the ( H * T h e A M o r U l r d I’ r f M l drugging to safety the survivors of kit hen and getting to the door saw |^ Sw#nfon when the>. wero iryinf( WASHINGTON, June 13. Amerl- Rod nnd Gun Club wns made last sessions of 1911, 1913 nnd 1915. ' wife with her right arm stretched the disaster, A score or more saved to muke some arrangement to patch en’s cxjiort trade suffered nnother de- night at n meeting held iu the court Friends of Amos Lewis, o f .Marian­ themselves by clinging to the sides of ■ < unit ht-nrd the rejsirt of n pistol, up the difficulties and he had remain­ rline during May, dropping from the house and this fine club building now na, Jackson county, say ho will bo -aw McDougall with n knife In his Cornelius Vanderbilt's schooner-yacht. ed several day* trying to nd^Hit mat­ total o f 381 million dollars reported heroines the property of the Sanford nn active candidate for speaker. Mr. r cht hand and knife dropping to the for April to 308 million dollar*. Iinj.*| ku lodge. The property consists of ters. That McDougall hnd said hi* Ia-wis represented his county in tho1ADMINISTRATION f i. saw him walk to door lauding wife upbraided him before the negroes |Hjrt* increased in May to 251 millions „ f m(, c|ui, housc'nm! nn ncre of land legislatures of 1915, 1917 nnd 1919. 1 ' "ii hack porch, turn round like he W ILL NOT T A K E In the field nnd if she ever did it compared with 217 millions for April. situated on the lake front jurt off of A. W. McLaren of Wellborn, Su­ wa* coming |>nck in kitchen nnd then PART IN STRIKE again he would kill her nnd he wished Second street nn dthe p’ans o f tho wannee rounty, is being urged by his laid down on the floor and did not he had cut her throat when she did it. Five Bandits K illed building will make it an ideal Elks friends to rntcr the contest, but he ( H r T k r A a a o r la lr * l-rraal make a sound. Swanson had rushed F. C. Imnnn nnd his wife, M. A. loiigo room and club house. The San­ has not yet mnde formal announce­ WASHINGTON. Juno 18.— M em ­ Three A re Wounded " u' "f the house after trying to get an Inman, of the Vnblex Grill, were cnll­ ford I’Mlge will take on new life now ment of his rnndidncy. bers of the White House stated to­ " ’feer by telephone and drove to San- ■ In Train Hold l Tp thut they have their own quarters The Taylor County Ilernld has nom­ day tho administration is not con­ ed to the stand to relate what Mcf"rd to get the deputy sheriff. He did again and lhc members ere planning inated W. T. Hendry, who will rep­ templating any important movement Dougnll had snid In the grill. Com­ nut see McDougall until hi* return ing in to collect a milk bill the In­ General ItiNlriguez and Hi* Aide Op­ n big campaign for membership to tie resent Taylor in the 1923 session for or drastic action in tho coni strike. ntu! physicians hnd been there by that ened Fire on Robber* man’s had refused to pay it unless started with n big celebration to be speaker and strongly urges his fitness time and pronounced him dead. Did heid Kjm • time in July to whieb all for that important position. Mrs. McDougall signed the bill nnd HARDING EXPECTS lltj The Associates 1-rcssl the lo-lna hi this part of the state C M s e d h a d ^ f b U l™ r r t ' I McDougall had Mid: "There will bo a It is probable that other* will en­ NOGALES, Arlx., June 13 -Five T A R IF F DILL PASSED n o,I h.d not spoken after he was , m, |ch oVer thU yet," and on will be United. ter the contest nnd that the rmiru* of bandit* were killed, three wounded in BEFORE THE IIONUS w h e n .h lo r . n ”, L ? another occasion h.d ..id that he held 1923 will be onc of the livest held in PANA, III., Juno 13.— Relative* of _ , „ ^ , "hot but had laid down with his , knjf|> on hU wife-» thrnat . nd the an attempt to hold up a train of the Southern Pacific de Mexico near Ros-1 Or. Iltlle Ridgley, onc, known " ’ “ "y y ~ rx .-P a l.tk a New.. W ASHINGTON. June 13.—White automatic * ! \ 1,dtn.tlf'Ctd lh° ,3“ next time hr did It he would kill her. nrea, Mexico, Saturday according to ^„„ t| House officials said today that Preethe wealthiest woman in central automat c a* one belonging to a rela-, M MeD#u H wnll then led to the the conductor who arrived here today. Illinois nify reported recently tQ have WARD W ILL NOT RETURN ident Harding hopes and expect, the carry'inir “ s.W . L g, ^ stated that she had been The men were niemUws of u band of TO T R IA L OF SON . tariff hill will be passed prior to the had $110,000, have begun an investi­ h“ ‘d J * between n,ne h.d come to U N TIL HE GETS READY soldier bonus legislation. twenty-five Mexican bandit* who at­ gation of her death last Tuesday In “ nd daUBht« r whcn ,,ho ho Celery avenue home some 18 tacked the train carrying silver bul­ Hot Springs, Ark. fired was about six feet. It was said no ( M r T ile A s s u r la fe * t-resa) ' years ago, that she and her husband lion worth $29,000. Other bandit* fled trace could be found of her money W ILLIAMSPORT, Penn., June 13. EXPLOSION IN TAN K had been having trouble for many without loot, five were killed and and jewels and members of the fam­ —George 8. Ward, fnthcr of Walter OF AMMONIA KILLS FOUR u . Mr'- M° P ° u* al1 “ nd her years- that on tho morning of the three injured by General Rodriegucx, ily charge she was slain and robbed. S. Ward, for whom’ a subpoena ha* I t i r ; “ m hhat * ! " ; m T ‘ 10th hnd ari,pn •• u,,un, and military governor or llyaret, hi* aide been Issued to secure hb attendance DETROIT, June 13. - The-explos­ °ld mat! iTha W r VCr. *onc down stairs just ahead of her and rhauffeur, who were passenger* FOR SALE OR RENT— 6 7-8 acres before n Weatchester grand jury to ion of an ammonia tank at the Par­ un , K° r * any farther a. it l. ^ h kneW NolWJIn was In the of land with good 6-room house, testify in the investigation o f the ker Webb Packing Company here to­ on the train. Uhe iaT. W . r i T 1 my, T n bath room or the kitchen, had sensed furnished, bath house nnd pavilion on slaying of Clarence Peters b y his day killed four employes and dam­ kilS - ># h‘ S h* nd" ° n her 1 Wi" ki" some one standing near her nnd hnd The Dally Herald Delivered to your place. I.ocatcd on Silver l^ike. Sec son- said today he would not return aged the plant so badly it wi!) be Th, n. . . then felt nn arm thrown around her 67-5tp to New York State nt tho present. door six days a week for 16 cento— Mrs. A. V. Hasclton. closed for several days. v rhom“ Uunlap said Mrs. McDoug-, .umiis^i uu ) **• rim GUN CLUB MORE DECLINE TRANSFERRED EXPORT TRADE PROPERTY DURING MAY �fU!t e A W T P ii? n U J U i l 11J1/ " «*• D rD P A M U P i L it o u n m jj |CITRUS COUNTY HAD MAN SLAIN IIY DEPUTY WHILE o *-.* p t r«<«••! u t v r r* nv/nii »m «? *.•••• Law** o n A n rro i3 r u n io *■» SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE ' -------- T ONIGHT INVERNESsTjune 12.— (Special.) — Inglis Thompson, one of the most notorious characters of Citrus county was shot and killed early yesterday »a Yes, it was 95 yesterday and Ra XXIIKitK TIIP.V I’ l.AY TODAY Roy Howard, the bard of Pahokee morning by Deputy Sheriff Will *> Classified Ada Sc a line. No A L IC E L A K E i» hen* for the summer, after spend­ we believe i t Even soaking Ra Florida State League Flower* near Lecanto. ad taken for less than 2Se. ing the pant few month* at the bnni ha yourself in the lake did not Ml Tampa at Lakeland. The deputy wa* at the head of a . t bring down the temperature Ra and poaltirely no claaalfied — IN — ana plantation on l-ako Okeechobee. Daytona at Jarkaonville. posse trying to effect the rapture of p ada charted to anyone. Caah any and early this morning Ra Orlando at St. Petersburg. Thompson, who had broken into and * » muat accompany all ordcra. Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Middleton it was just simply hot. We RC A picture that is humorous, inter­ and robbed the store of II. A. King at Ru Count fire words to a line hove retunied from n wedding tour do not deny it and we here­ Ra esting and a good comedy drama. DOW THEY STAND Lerpnto Thursday night of valuables and remit accordingly. to point* on the east coast and their by prove the temperature Ra Florida State League to the amount of $150 to $200. Ra ninny friend* ore congratulating them Pm report by asservating that — ALSO— Won Lost Pet. Deputy Sheriff Flower* and the na »a ** *4 Ri M fta upon their »nfe arrival. it is hot. However, the Ra o*> St. Petersburg . 33 teas .600 posse found Thompson asleep on a weather report snys show­ Ra I.iikelnnd •27 732 FOX N E W S .642 FOR S A L E ■ ers all during the week and Rs Daytona . 27 27 .500 with the showers we can Ra Orlando , 27 28 101 in look for cooler weather. Ra C H R E V O L E T H ,\ » t c U M ,,ir Bround ° k^ otT * 1* Tampa 30 30 BOO This will lie about all for Ru ahape. $250 term, or $C30 caah. IDO •c,|U" n,P<l w,«h , h Jacksonville 30 .368 21 Betty Compson in 'The Green s. today und if you can think Ra Model.— Hire & Walker, in old Fordinn,, n,rrlinB hU h° " 1 ° f fr Thompson instantly. Temptation” ; also “ Years to Com*' Ra of anything else let u* Ra Garage. dh-tfp American l.eugue The deputy sheriff was exhonor- R* Sounding* have been made for the Ra know. a Snub Pollard Comedy. XVon I«ost Pet. Ra Ra 5:10 A. M. JUNE 12. 1922 New York 35 .648 10 Maximum ----95 Ra St. Liui* 30 23 .560 TWO FLYERS HURT Much care had to he exercised in mak­ P . Minimum ....... ..... . 72 Ra S H D D E fellU & ffilJdJd] of $8,000^-11. II. Lewi*, Joe D. Chit­ 26 Washing ton 27 .491 A T AUGUSTA. GEORGIA Ra Range 75 Ra tenden, 106 N. Park Ave. Phono .111*. ing the rounding* a* the building will Detroit 25 .481 27 Our references? Those wc luv» Barometer .. ....... 30.10 H:» _______ _______________________ 65-3tc !>e aix stories in height and will re­ Cleveland ATGUSTA, Ga., June 12.—Major 25 28 .472 quire n good foundation. Ra had dealings with.— Quick Service Calm and clear. PGR SALK— House with four room* Philadelphia 21 25 .457 llrninard, marine corps officer and Ra *4 Transfer. 60-tfc-a Lieutenant R. T. Aldworth of the air and bath. Garnge alao on lot. 1103 23 29 ,142 The ninny friend* of P. M. lloyd Chicago Ra Ru Ra Ra Ra Ra Rs Ra Ru Ra Oak A vc 0l-3tp Boston 21 28 .420 will lx- glad to hear that he i» able to a Dcllavilond airplane in which they. Our prices arc just and right for t ’OIt S A LK — De«irnblc building lot ail up and will noon be out again. He 1were traveling crashed to the ground i ^ R a R a R a R a R u R a n i R a R» dependable service.— Quick Servjct National League on Mngnolln ave. between llth and ha* lx-en too ill to get around and hia RR Transfer. 60-tfc-m Won I^ist IVt. j 12th atrcct. Inquire 213 Last llth f rj,.n,|, „|| „ v,.r Sanford have missed day afternoon. Both officers are at Ra New X ’ork 31 .620 19 " >rcct-_________________________ C3->tP himgreatly caepcially the Sunday Ra 27 19 .587 the University hospital, badly Injured. FOFt SALK OR LEASE —One 20 acre, srhiudcln*«e* ami themember* of the Pittsburgh After one learns the art of gosiip Major Hrair.ard sustained a broken Ra 28 St. Loui* 23 64 ■ one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking Methodist rhurch. ~ it isn’t necessary to buy n car to run For Florida: Fair tonight Brooklyn 28 24 .538 j arm and cut* and bruise* about the * diatance to city. Two lot* corner down his neighbors. and Tuesday; continued 28 27 .491 Center and Kim ave Two lota writ George P. Diekaon, southern state Cincinnati •H» *i . warm. 27 .438 ■Ide Palmetto ave., SO fftt from Kiev- representative n of the l.oxington Mo- Chicago Ra m i m a m i i i i i i i i i i i i H i replenish their oil R j 21 '/irau • Boston 27 .438 enth St. Make offer. II. T. Corey, tor Co., is in Sanford. Mr. Dirkson In attempting a landing the R a R u R a R a R a R a R a R a R a 15 Philadelphia 32 .319 owner, 1* * • Protect your car from skidding, lea, Calif. this slippery weather by landing field and was damaged. S’eiSouthern X-Muiation. SUM.MF.lt SCHOOL ?O Il SALK— My home, ll()| West usinj; Won laist I’ct. r ut “ 'brtors were hurt. A rnnFirst street, six rooms and bath, He is the gu< A of the B A- O. Motor •to Mobile 31 Tutoring in all High School sub.607 screened |>orrh. Lot 75 by 2M3 feet. Company, Rirmingham 31 23 .574 P E N N S Y L V A N IA artesian well, 12 young fruit trees: 25 32 .561 in. Newkirk. Men"»hi» M fM n. Thompvon ami . ____ very cheap; ran arrange terms. l.i ‘tit MRS. JOHN LEONARDI. 25 .515 je-um ay morning. IN,rV C3-3tp Florida Ktat» distributors ..f the HupHu wrecked machine is a Dellnv- 65-2tp. 29 27 610 FOB SAI.K S ix acre ormnre grov« mobile, are in tin* city to attend a ' ' ' Ur,‘ aM'' ___________________ 23 30 .434 Band pursuit model, with a powerful an*" in good condition, twelve acres of meeting of Hup dealers. They came ’ r hullt for peed Try a Herald Want Ad today. 25 33 .131 'kl’ Hammock land, dwelling, barn and d«.wn from Jacksonville In their yacht, ’ 20 39 .339 llitplong, that is anchored near the ,rh* tUnooff" tools. On brick highway, quirk sale, A FREE TU BE W ITH EACH * * * II* ,,,***R *, *, R**URR *•■■■ ■ ■ b b b b r b asi s i s s s i i i i i s i s s s i s i i i price very reasonable. Terms. Pox lake front. Tliey are guests of the YKS I I’.ltll \Y'S RESULTS • T IR E 781 City. 03-Stp local Hup dealers, the II. A- O. Motor K. II. ItANDA1.L. Jr. A. L. CAMPBELL Florida State League Company during their »tny here. A chance on n signal lamp with FOR SALK— Potato trirrels in any None *« hedolrd. each dollar’s purchase quantity, special prices on car lots, T |„. r o c Coin Bottling Company of correspondence solicited. Clearwater „ , . , , , , : Xmcriran League, jj XVelaka Building At t'hit ago, 7; Boston, 6. Mfg. ' « tan* ter. Fla. 8-tfr |atcit , |,,, ri, „||y .|riv,-i> bottling At St. Louis, I; New York, 8. If you contemplate building, let us figure with you on Installing the K )R SALK— Warehouse with R. R. mnehine* on the market. It is enu At Detroit, 8; Washington, 0. wiring, to give sbling. XXithin four blocks of center tirely automatic in artion, much fasAt Cleveland, 9; Philadelphia, 8. : of city. ter than the old style machine* and Perfect Illumination, Utmost Convenience Ceo. V*. KNIGHT Manager Farlsh i« very proud of it. * and Absolute Safety National League. 105 Palmetto Avenue 272-tfc The public i« cordially Invited to cnll At Brooklyn, 6; Chicago, 1. FOR S A LK —A practically new piano. and see the new mnehine in npeiation. Our Price* Are Reasonable and Ml Work Guaranteed SANFORD FLORIDA At New York, 2; Cincinnati, I. High grade, walnut finish for rash. tubers not scheduled. S IIIS B B IB B S 'lB S B aS B S Itn B B a S S B B k a iB lIB M S aS S S S a aB lIB B II Volic Williams returned this morn­ 1150,00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp ■ ■■11 l l i m i R I I I I I R I I B R R R R R ing from Jacksonville where he went Soul hern Xsooriatlon. . ................................................................................... FOR K E N T to get some cars and among them ■ R IR IR R R R R R IIR B ia a illS IR lS At Memphis, 2; Atlanta, I. FOR ItKNT -Three room apartment " n* one of the new Sport Models of S Sanford’s N ew Store------— -_____________ _ _ At Mobile, 8; Nashville, 4. ---------------- Phone 127 and n two room apartment, hot nnd ,,u’ Kight Oldsmoblle Till* I* tin car At New Orleans, I; Little Rock, 3. cold water and nil ronvenienres. Incaused n furor here and elseAt Chattanooga, 7; Birmingham, 2. quirt* of 701 Magnolia ave. nr phone where in the state and Voile has nl416-J. i!6-6tii 'rn,l>' had several customer* for the American Association FOR RKNT—One apartment of two MM,,, mmi*'1 M i* " r,nlnl>' » « “ **! At Toledo, -1-3; St. Paul, 17-7. or three moms, gas stove, electric l'mkinK At Columbus, 10; Minneapolis, |. lights, running water, two blinks from At Indianapolis, 6-7; Milwaukee 2-5 Man named Carfrol had a had ae. 10 Stores in GeorgiaP. O. Also furnished room* with -I Store In Florida At laiuinville, 6-1; Kansas City 2-0. eident on the Hanford Orlando road hoard, $8.00 a week and up. 110-112 Commercial. 64-tfc yesterday when a ear coining out of a ■ PEPPER SUCCEEDS PENROSE a F6R i : i \ i Furnished house for ,-ide, road swung almost into him atal m , he hail In turn o f f the mud quickly ■ S S I I I H B IS B B S S S S S IIIIS II S I IS S I S S S I ■ S S R R I R I S S S I I I I R I S s s S B S S S S I I I I I i m i l l l l l i i summer months Phone 214.—Ge I llr Tkr Vssnrlnlrd I'rrsst a •-"•Ioverturning his car. lie broke the Fox. ■ PHILADELPHIA. June 12.— United *’ Hedge up a trifle, but being a Dodge Stnii Senator G« rge Whnrton Pep­ FOR R E N T — Room* and kitchenette l< • I 1 >: |i |iry and Carrol cs■ per wn» elected Pennsylvania's mem­ ■ —Shirley Apartments opposite post taped witli a few tiniise* anti scrut■ ber of the republican national nung * , , . 1 •'I the .ate Bolt pen II tn,{,tKN1 .........mftirtusb.d rooms, p|,r> " ' ' nu« when n negro driver r|cct|on W aB unanimous. In-tion was unnnimou*. dtnped hi- 1,‘ srip around n telegrnoh bath, for lighthouiekccnimr - 'oration. Apply MR. 8.", care of HerV. KKK'H XVEAT 11Ell ..................iurh pain and hniises m m aid Office. 0 tfc * n XXrather Outlook tor the Period June m LO ST il XX'F RXDIO BECnViVG 12 to 17, InrlusUe. B m I ST XTION South Atlantic and East Gulf stai­ between u ■ Lakeland uni! Hanford r's: Partly cloudy, occasional show­ Finder ■ lli. II,.f vtn« It itti-ry Co., I* nut ■ please notify It. K llollv. Eanfo*»l, ers; normal temperature. ■ g"loi? I** suit in n radio meiving sta­ Florida. tf dlt tion. they already havu it u. Tin* is Get your Radio part* from Billy ■ f.ilJtT rite carrier with I Ire and u ■ '"•d news for the aioateures in San- Hoffman, he's got ’em. ■ 66-iitc tall light for Ford Coupe. Finder ■ ii ^ f"i,l f, i Bitty Hofmann i- a rootl fel­ ■ N ■ please return to XV'l; ht Garjtg, and ■ low and is ready to help any radio « ■ a ■ receive reward. ■ G1-Dtp enthusiast with his troubles. n a S i ( ’. W. SMITH ■ H a ■ ■ A* Billy Is very much interested m the siiii.i r.ir u en ii i i i :i *\i i i i > « ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ VII Work l<iinrnnlrrd r Radio Amnuie nnd will in the near ■ WANTED Permanently , muni m \ t'Af« K\|*«*rii*tn*r a future have his Radiophone relay in m Ing August |5th, imo furnished l>e<l c m ■ o|Hintion whereby the radio fan will t ■ m R room ami one or two additional rooms ■ ■ u ■ . . , not haw to Install an expensive outfit t mu >i Tom Moores upiiesl 1‘arlors a ■ for light hmiste ,keeping for newly , , , m ■ a 321 first ."Onct ■ . . . , out • an ratch all the lug broadcast m ■ married couple . XXill lease * for twelve , , .. , , . _________ ■ m ■ concerts n* they nro received and re■ ■ m ■ month* if necessary Addre - "Per­ ■ ■ m ■ Inyed by Billy. n ■ manent," care Sanford Dally Herald, .. .. . . ■ c ■ R Sanford, Fla. "tp > k " “ 'r'1"*1 Invitation to ■ ADS I E0UD0®[DE][<D[E^s';y “KISSES” THE WEATHER VACUUM CUP TIRES 5 Peninsular Electric Company L/| - Li F. P. Ri?ies jThe Churchwell Co. W ■ V i.; ardrobeTrunk xv vN t e d W A h i T F l i TO i m -\t " AN . . . ' ne.gbbo,l„.. • 1 -S i.n ? v' L>i, Draw t•■*, i la, i - CJ n----------------— 1 ',M uU ,,n‘l >ounK if in,"r- ' 1 ■ '• l In radio to visit him .,t the ■ garage, if pos- |lof.Mac Battery Co., where he will ,U*‘ K' " ' ] y hl* *•«« five any Schmidt, Box informotion coaccrnlng radio. (;tl, ____ __________ Wa n t e d n k farm. Btro «i»*' script ion, low est price, terms and direction* to reach same. Address P.m:..(Iu . B X IMO.__________ 04 ntp WANTED White woman for comparty for wife nt night. Will give her hoard nnd room. Address P. O. Box 316. 65.21 p WANTED TO RENT— A f Un>i*hed cottage. Have two children. Phone s ir s m a l ix ir i xxin -« -------LONDON, June 12.— Mrs. Molla 11 Uf tedt the Xm.iaai, wo. m* n ,rnni* champion, won the North 1'"tdoit tennis championship in the wonte's slgles Saturday af'ernnon dcLnting Mrs. Itcnmish, the English *,#r k *’ 4' ft' 4, dit,,1,,>lnK ,h,‘ t’1'*1 f“ rm h"* *hown her arrival. 66-33tr | Call 498 for a Quick Rarvlre Trans------ fer. KKl i *F m Lang E le c t r ic C o . s 5 Licensed $22.50 Electrical .. ............................................................ ... ■ l a i S I M I S S I U R B R R s i s B , Contractors N\ iring. Repairs, Supplies * " ...... I^tntp> E lectric Fnns L*|„,l r t„ __ , L , ures and — a S ! , Y m ir 1,1 F r ir n ln o * ‘ ■“ • u n in g .S PAY ■ a ■ a * la B R k R s iE R B S J B IIIS liB lB IB III, CASH — Your Earnings W ill Protect You Appliances. E*Mn»atc* chcorfuljr furnished . ________ 00,<r m No job too small or large j RAID U P STOCK. II. & L. PA Y S FOUR PER CENT D IV I­ - starts Alt wirinir .tone in .ccordsnc : DEND E V E R Y SIX MONTHS. J.m.. i i . I.ln,il Sho. Store. 0i.»tc with Fire Undcrn-rilcrs’ llule,. ■ GO- II. . . . .. . _ T~ of reference** furnished. !■ A Quick Service Transfer al your Give us a trial and he con vin ced.' ■ The Herald for Pott Cards. ,C »‘* 0. Box 815, Del.and. Florida " C J iu rch w e ll C o. FIRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BaaaaMBBaK||Baa ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaaaaBBBBaaaaaaa w e l a k a blo c k ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaaaaaaBBBBBBBaBaKa �PAGE FOUR - —------------------ — THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. JUNK 9 . 199.9. ^ PAGE TWO A ilY JfUiriMtl/ D PHIL I ( TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , TUESD AY, JUNE 13,1922 ness move he studies every detail. The have been lent out of Florida thil Notice of Application for Tax [few Under Section 575 of the Osnerj results he has achieved are ample season. Statutes of the State of Florida ^ ______ ___ _________ And central Florida haa only begun n ; t i i,llvrM4ii * j proof of unusual foresight. »«o * No one may uah within n certain dis­ I I I Hi I l f H e r a l d l l u l l B t a a . I r, F O U t S &tUUG He recognises the dangers business its real movement of vegetables, w iNotice is hereby given that H. R. tance of an Inlet or outlet, never any­ M rs ><>lla | « t , H a n f o rd , F i t . I iu x w r it e - u p 09 fio u e eveuT) is facing in gathering millions of la- trrmelons, and cantaloupes, snd when Stevens, R. r,. Stevens and Geo. ^ where with s net, Maine, as roost XT TW UXOT 1AVMUTE, AFTER borers into our great cities where they these snd what is left in south Flor- Knight, purchaser of Tax Certifies other ntatea, maintains a hatchery W E G O T AM XCtOOMT W5UTTEU are dependent upon their daily Jobs. Ida have been moved, the total move- No. 204, dated the 3rd day of June, A. und stream* and lakes are continually 1*1 llt.llllltllN AM* tU TM P» \ TVAEM TVlEV He wants to get away from all this mont for the season from the state D. 1918, has filed said certificat,. j, n. j . m u .i.i ---------------- JSdller restocked. Maine knows the value of WOMOER W K T TVA6IR WWTE-OP H, J. l . l l . t . A I I I I ftrrr^Jarr-Tfraaarrr her sport fishing as an attraction for by moving his plants to the open coun- in perishable foodstuffs will not fall my office, and has made application U. A. NKKI,___ ----Urarral Haaaerr MEVCR WOT. IU TW PO-V tat for Tax Deed to issue in accordant* try, where life Is simpler and where for short of 70,000 carloads, C. L. IIIWIN____ I'lrralalloa llanaarr tourists, Florida haa never appreciat­ O U R Wtor-VER t®, * GtT MER I ’ fconr 14k a p to IliOo I*. M. the workers will have something beWho says Florida does not produce with law. Said certificate cmbr»cts ed it. Some day sho will wake up and COPS IU E A R L S V* sides the weekly pay envelope to think in quantity? Moreover, this produce the following described property realise her loss. The hunting license A d t r r l l a l a a l l a i r a M a d e Knovf n Appllralloa about. Ho realizes, moreover, that is grown at a time when It brings the noted in Seminole County, Florida, to. In Florida is $25 per county for non­ high freight rates have dislocated in- highest market prices, having no wit: All unsurveyed port of Sec.'25 residents, which is entirely too high Hakoertplloa l*rlrn la Afltaac* Oat tear _____ ao.ini nnd too restrictive. A fee of $25 per dustry nnd that many industries must competition in the North, East and Twp. 19 S, R. 31 East. 270 acre*. Tk* •U Maalha ________________ .____ BJ»0 Drillrrtd In Clip bp Carrier said land being assessed at the date of season permitting the non-resident to be relocated to continue in business. Middle West. _ One Week ..... ............ - __ __ 11 Ceata _ 3_______ „# __-At#;__* Since changes must be msde why not Despite the generally expressed betho issuance of such certificate in the hunt anywhere In the state would not T b e l i t l2 -lo la -p a g e W e e k lp ife r do a complete job? Ho believes train- lief last summer that the 1921-22 name of A. R, t.happcll. Unless ujj ald r a l l r r l p r o t r r a Hra alaola C o a a l p Ihi too bad, though it Is more than an d la p a b l l a h r d m r p 1 ' r l d a , . A d i e r - double charged by many of the states ing thousands of farm people in man-! crop of citrus fruits would far out* certificate shall be redeemed accordtla la a ra lr a M ad e k a o te a on a p p lle a ufscturir.g industries will help put strip that of 1920-21, shipments thus ing to low Tax Deed will issue ther*. t l a a . l l e M o e r a l l e l a a o l l l l e o . I J . ihi per of the country, though some charge pear, alrtap a la a d t a n r e . more. Oregon's non-resident liccnss better business methods into agricul- far this season—nnd the season Is nl- on on the ISth day of July, A. I), ij** MKHlir.ll TDK AHHOCIATr.il niKBS in $10, that of Wyoming $50, but it WITNESS my officinl *ign»tur» tuto and help bridge the gulf thnt most at an end—total only 32,784 Tha Associated l*raaa la aicluilvatp covers the state and not one county. and seal this the 12th day of June, A. separates farm nnd city life. , carloads as against 33,589 for the enlllled lo the uae for reimbllcatlon of all nawa dispatch** credited to It or The non-resident fishing ticcnsc in D. 1922. The ultimate success of his plan same period of the previous year. The not otherarlee credited In thla paper end alao the local new* pubilahed most states is $3,00,— Florida Grower. (S E A L! E. A. DOUGLASS, seems to depend upon whether or not hurricane of Ins* October doubtless herein. ----------o • Clerk Circuit Court, agriculture can be made a short-time accounts for the loss. Grapefruit All rlahta of re-publication of apeetal dlapatchta herein are alao reaarved. Seminole County, Fix, job. On this assumption many pcoshipped this season totals 11,729 cars FLORIDA CLEANS HOUSE Offlret IIKIIAI.il UCIMIIAR. I’ bonr It* By: V. FL DOUGLASS, D. C. pie will not agree with him, nnd for against 12,811 last season, while or­ what appear to be very excellent rea­ anges tntnl 18,032 against last seas- 8-13-20-27; 7-3-10-17.6tc Florida, living prosperous at a timo sons. But if he is right it means the on’s 20,888. when many o f the other states had not Vegetable production—thnt is, carA Quirk Service Transfer at your beginning of « revolutionary change yet recovered from the business Don't mention the thermometer. both in agriculture nnd in manufac­ loads of mixed vegetables— shows a call, slump, was overrun with fraudulent CO-tfc-m — --------- o---------turing. Whichever way his plan works falling off, with 2,291 stock promoters. Finally the Florida carloads Because it only makes the weather out it will he interesting to watch the ngainst Inst year’s 2,584. Lettuce al­ 1Barkers' Association got after tho For quick results, try n want ad. teem hotter. experiment.—The Country Gentle­ so shows n decrease, with 2,285 enrs crooks. By an extensive campaign of newspaper publicity it ha* done much 000,(100, and the sweet potato of $87,- man. against 2.857. Tomato shipments Let us do 7our Job Printing. to get rid of the evil and protect Flor­ (•(•(1,000. The tomato crop of 1921 had this year almost double last year's — heat prostrations ami Florida Is not. ida cltixen* and visitors from such ex­ a farm virtue of $00,000,000; canta­ 8.488 ears against 4,894. Celery HIS r ill FIND RECOM MENDED ALL RECORDS BROKEN IN PER­ ploitation. Now it is trying to *up- loupes, $17,000,000; cucumbers, wa­ shows nn increase—4,245 against THEM ISHABLE SHIPMENTS. Our court room needs more seat* plwnw|t thnt K„,„| work |,y obtaining termelon* and cabbages each about 1.152. •ince the Indie* have takcn'such an ho „ f # Jri|it|c Mb|lj0 , ky-. "Six years ago,” write* W. H. Shad•0,000. Farm gardens, m new Tills season for the first time in Interest in court matters. law these provisions: Item In the vegetable list, had n vnluo Why is South Florida more pros- the history of Florida truck fnrming wc^» Stanley, \n.t I had Kidney troa0 That permits shall lie required for of $105,000,000. Just think of the de- pernus today thnt at any time in its celery in carload lots was shipped ^ C| nt times was unable to r»is# A fund of four millions ha* l>con 1filin g any form of stock In Florida, -pind farm gardens of former years, hNtory? from Florida to California, several ’n Foley Kidney Pills raised for the retired V. M. 0. A. »<•<*• „ r,(| no permit shall be granted to any producing in one season almost half Sixty-one thousand five hundred " ol|d ®»r» celery hnveing been shinrecommended to me by the Chief rctnrie* of North America, Well, who ha* not beet, a legal voter a billion dollar* In value. nnd twenty-two carloads of fruits and P" 1 fr,,ni Sanford and Manatee river ®partra1e" t; A ( tcr “ *in* they need it. for ut least three years. Think of the millions of fields that vegetable* 'hipped out of this terri­ Mdinni tn Snn Francium nnd Lo* ® I Aa* completely relieve Jand have nevor had a return of the lyrapThat a report must bo filed with the farmer* have left uncxplnitcd, tory sinre the season began Inst Sep­ Angeles. If tho American Federal ion of La­ the state authorities giving every de­ especially in the south, where soil nnd tember 18 is the answer. Irish potatoes this season ufc dou^ h y suffer when you can get bor recognize* the soviet (ovemincnt tail of the project for which stock is climate combine to make the growing Me In quantity ns compared with last ^rom rheumatic pnins, backache, Thi* *gnin*t 52,027 carloads sent of Russia the decent people of the iIssued, including organisation expens­ of vegetable* pleasant nnd profitable. out during the snmo period Inst seas­ season—4,410 ears- ngainst 2 514. ollin, sore nnd stiff joints, seep United State* should never recognize es arid other item* of interest, nnd Even In Florida the farmers wero on a difference of 9,495 carloads in Cabbage nl*o multiplied 100 per cent dhtur* ln|r bl“ ‘1,lcr weakness and oththe American Federation of Labor that n ropy of this report shall be driven Into it by the “ big freeze," favor of this season. -2,800 ears ngainst 1.400. Of straw. cr *y»ptom » of disordered kidneys! shown to every’ person to whom stock |which it was believed had killed the again. evcry"here. Adv. These figure* embrace only carlot berries, 291 ear* have been shipped, — ■— -o— — . . . is offered. range industry for all time, a belief tthijimf-nt!* nf fruits ami vegetables ^ "gainst 105 last year. The wnterThnt no permit shall he granted to uhirh the years have A law will be drafted for the next proven false. nn,| ,|n not ,nkp If)to Brrount nny 0f melon season, Just getting under wny, legislature that will prevent any moro anyone to sell stock on which n great- The vegetable farmer* are not nt the ^ cnU„t|oM thousands of smnll ship- Wd* fnIr to he a hummer, showing 978 P IA N O S fake slot k schemes Iron) being foisted * r commission than 10 per cent is m. rcy of the hurketshop speculators retnU o f fnlit an(, vegetables. carload* against 450. Big items of IP H O N O G R A P H S upon the unsuspecting public in F’lor- paid. who play merry tag with the prices The average freight enr Is nbnnt vegetables that weer computed with p n n v n r n A P H D p r n n n c Ida. However, there is always a lot With such a low strictly enforced, of the grain farmer's products, but fft y f ( nv„ r Mt^ urr<| in th>t the mixed shipments under the head * » O M H « K A I H RbCORD.S of simps thnt will give away their life should be made harder for the they have In their place the freight v 1(l,, th, , p fl1 rl22 ^ lo n d * „ f produce ['r "vegetables" Inst year hut which P O P U L A R S H E E T M U SIC money to fakirs no matter what you fnkc securities people than it lui* been men and the commission men, who would make n train 582 1-2 miles bnvr Riwvn to such extent thnt they “ ' -------------lately in most of the state*. The seem disposer! nt times to take nn un- long, or the airline distance from have separate classification this yearL A I L it R O L L S do. ' , V , •7 till* dislai Florida reformers would like to see due proportion of the growers profits Tnmpa to Knoxville. Tenn. i are: peppers, 854 cars; beans, 223 The public is getting more morbid the campaign taken up by the Ameri­ But the vegetable farmer Is studying flig h t train made up of fifty jvara;^cucum bers, 2.000 rnrs.-Sara- J. H. H IN T E R M IS T E R nil the time instead of improving and can Bankers' association, because it is Ihe market* closer than ever before, cars -- -- tn -- some train. Vet it would *»tn Times. just ns we thought they were getting in a position to handle the matter e f­ nnd he is joining with his P IA N O CO. found numbers 124 such trains* ---------- ----------better they get worse. Court scenes fectively on n national scale.— Benin- farmer* In co-operative associations t» haul the fruit and vegetables that1 For quick results, try u want ad. Welaka Block and trials have a strange fascination cola News, which will eliminate many of his trouSANFORD MM II;, j Pfr* H F R A I D four P*r P®r*on per day and none may nCRflLD ,M . ukcn |M, thjin ,4 lnrh„ Ir ,enRth MICKIE SAYS THE HERALD PRINTING CO. w ¥ RL1 M 0 Wn mu ths 8. pul till 1 O t li to lb d®. 'T vi’ ij m «■ i« C( r,| IT a t t I 1 liI £ Ides. Intensive fnrming on small FARMING, FAST AND PRESENT acreage is the farming of the future. ■■ B llllim B X IIIIIIS IIS S IS B B IB IIB a iS a m iH S S IB S H B S a iB IlIB B S B a S ia ilB S a ilB B S B H k .. . Tampa Time*. Time was when the funning busi­ ness was a matter of wheat nnd com, HENRY FORD’S PLAN hog* and cattle, cotton anil cane. In those early days there was very lit­ About three years ago a represen­ tle of what is now known ns scientific tative of The Country Gentleman farming. The earth was fertile, and asked Henry F'ord for his vision of During the recent campaign "Boh" |produced abundantly without tearing the future of agriculture. Hi* answer Eaton, candidate for nomination fo r .il with fertilisers. The colleges de- was sharp and direct, showing he had rnilmad commissioner declared it to voted their time and attention to the given the subject previous considera­ he his purpose to make the commis- tudy of the "dead languages," and tion. "Agriculture nnd manufactur­ sion of real service to the people and j gave never n thought to the problems ing should be brought closer togeth* 1 If satisfactory results wero not evi- " f the farmer, to potash nnd phos- er," was about the way he put it. "Our dent within a year, ne would lead a phntes n* crop stimulant*, In fact, big city factories should be broken up movement to have the commission there was quite u lively prejudice into smaller units nnd scattered thru A L L SHOESnlxdished by the- next legislature,' "gainst "book farmin'," nnd the farm- ihe rural districts, thereby saving to the taxpayer* tho ' r who followed the hooks loo closely "The centralization of mnnufnctnr$40,000 per year appropriation for its VV*,N rather looked down upon by tho i'ig industries in our large cities i* maintenance. At thin writing it np- r,,nl dirt formers. But they weren't economically wrong. Raw products pears that Mr. Eaton will have the "mny of them to frrl aggrieved. The »re shipped hundreds nf miles to the opportunity to "make good."—Tampa farmer's garden was more of a joke plants and the finished good* hunTimcs, ! than nnything else. It was n place drtdl of miles to mnrket* The result whin . -o~ ere it riotous growth of woods con-, i* that our railways are congested, CONSERVATION OF' F’ lHIl AND !"tided for mastery with a sickly as- ,,ur terminals are ceng<-ted, our GAME ^orlmcnt of a few cabbages, collard* streets are congested and great mu**F'loridn's fish nnd game law* need nn‘I turnips. It mny have started t'* people live crowded together, revising. A stale license should be bravely in the early spring, hut when The whole system is wrong.” required for hunting and fishing for the summer's work came on, with its1 When asked what he would do for twth residents and non-resident*. At demands for nil the owner’s time to laborers to operate his decentralized the present time no fishing lecense is save and harvest the crops, when the factories, he replied, "Use farm Inltor. required. Thl*. together with the day* wore nil too short for the work Dive these people work in the factorMany Odd Pairs Have Accumulated Since Our Last Sale fart thnt existing laws ngninst sein­ that hud to ne done, then the farm i®* when work is slack on the farms. ing are being continually violated, is garden got hut scant attention nnd Ihen let the manufacturers help orand W e are Offering' the Old Pairs at Less than the enure of the rapid depletion of was given over to the weed*. The ganize the farms on n business basis the fish of our fre>sh waters, The farm gardens iu those day* cent rib- "ith nJhdem power machinery. If H A L F P R IC E finest big mouth bass fishing section uted very little to the form table. O f,ibis were done properly it i* surprisof the country Is being despoiled. No course there were exceptions, hut thnt ink' how few day* in a year most farmer* would need to work on their limits are observed, or ever have been Was the general rule. other tlmn that restriction set by the ! There has been n great change In farms. The remainder of the time sense nf propriety of the angler, nnd thi* regnrd in recent years. Agri- they could work in the shops.” some anglers nro hogs, though the cultural college* have been establish­ Obviously Mr. F'ord is preparing to waters are now few where nny one ed to tench the old farmers who were put his idea* into practice, lie is reran piny the hog in n day’s fishing. horn in the business nnd had followed \ported to be purchasing wuterpuwer each In Maine the bass limits is ten n day it nil their lives its first principles, sites all through Michigan. Some of and in some lake* the restriction* are Soil* are analyzed and fertilizers are them are quite large, many other are compounded to supply the missing elc- not capulde of developing more thnn nicnl* of fertility. The prejudice^twenty horse power. Evidently he ngainst the scientific farmers had to purpose* to establish some very small give way before the results which branches. All this In addition to his they obtained. The hoys took up the ambitious plan* for Muscle Shoals. new methods and proved their value Henry F'ord is the type of man who to their dads. The whole scheme of clings tenaciously to nn idea until he farming wns changed. Nu longer was proves it Is wrong, He is convinced it confined to the raising of a few thnt great manufacturing tenters staple crops, such as their fathers had breed all sorts of social ailments, inW H IT E OXFORDS REDUCEDalways raised. They branched out in eluding labor troubles, class differ■ i new and strange lines, which they had cnees and lack of sympathy between formerly regarded with contempt. other Industries industries and ngriAilt agriculture. He W e Have Some Real Bargains It is shown by the department of would correct these things and inci­ agriculture in a recent report that dentally correct many of our Irons- 5 Coiirietty und Prompt Ser­ vegetable. grown on farms in the poltatlon difficultie • through a sys- J vice Our Motto ! nited Slates in 11*21 had nn csti- tern of industrial decentralisation, mated value of $1,104,000,000. Thla There arc some subject* on which S wa» 15.7 jht rent of the total value of many people believe Mr. F’ord is vis- 9 Phone* 497.19< all crops. The total estimated value lonary, hut when it enmea to operat- B of truck vegetables produced for sale ing n manufacturing establishment ■ . 'V EL AKA 1ILOCK wns $221,000,00(1, The total white everybody admits he is singularly free £ C U S ll I m K IS We Show U > I I I I I B S I I I i X E * * l ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ potato crop had a farm value of $385,- of illusions. When he plnns a bus!- ■ for people and especially tin* women. The min were bad enough before but the women are going them one better. And yet one should always remember thnt they may have the same trouble In their own family some day. “ And tho greatest of blessing' is charily” nnd yet how many practice it? Vi DISCOUNT! SALE! !STARTING WED.. JUNE SPECIAL . . . $1.95, $2.95, $4.95 SEE THE WINDOWS t w o P a ir sh o es f r e e •*# » l " ti o We have a Guessing Contest. One guess with pur­ chase. Nearest correct guess entitled to any pair of shoes in the store. For second best guess we give $5.00 pair. I GROCERIES! FRUITS f I AND VEGETABLES 1 : DFANF TURNER S H w 'MSI Lloyd Shoe Store j are pleased to ,1 5 Jl n r x in ." " " " a " a " " " a " " Styles £ �'*r •r- THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1922 in i« n n w IU IU PAGE THREE tuMi't? ford, Florida, !r. cjnne-tLa with the1p p p ira p n Issue o f bonds in the sum of $625,WHITS FOR VIOLATORS The vocational committee o f the Busi­ 000, authorized at an election held In OF TH E SUNDAY LA W ness and Professional Woman’s Club the City of Sanford, Florida, on the ...quests all young women d«*!ring 17th day of May A. D. 1922, on or Developments in the question of cmp‘ jj*ment to register at the First before the expiration of thirty days H I* T h r A w w l i l f 4 I 't r M i NEW YORK, Juno 12.— Indications from the first publication of this no­ violators of the Sunday laws, Mon­ National Bank. of industrial improvements, signs of tice, nnd up to nnd until six o’clock day morning, were ns follows; WINES G. tlKKNKR. Chairman II, FLORENCE LAWSON, in Times-Union Sheriff Will C. Spencer compiles a renewed easing in money rates and P. M. o f the 22nd day of June A. D. divtrse testimony as to crop condi­ 1022, nt the City Hall, in the City of list of persons violating the Inw. This tions are the features in business and Sanford, Florida, for the purchase of list includes many prominent men. Sheriff Spencer mokes requtst of I’ nion gave Sanford east corner of First and Park streets, finance of the past week. Commod- 1325,000.00 of an issue of bonds of County Judge Julinn L. Hazard for T ' . a ith views of the which will cost approximately 1150,- ity prices still show a firmer tone, re- the City of Snnford, Florida, in the warrants with which lo arrest the al­ fllnvvinjc glimpse of the 000, and be six stories high. The site tail trade is about what might bo sum of $'>25,000.00, authorized nt an leged violator*. expected at this time of year, and the election held in the City of Sanford, Mh of the city os seen alone is said to have cost $30,000. County Judge Julian L. Hazard re­ You are driving along tho road, an­ other car on side road crashes into T°j'vvwini gpecinl writThe bnnking space will cover 50x labor situation shows no decided Florida, on the 17th day of May A. fuses to grant the wrrnnts ond issues you, damage to your car $500.00, the "rnion*. who was sent 180 feet, and without a doubt this will chnnge. Altogether, the picture con­ D. 1922. Said bonds to bear inter­ hnrs be one of the finest bank buildings in tinues to bo one of gradual but fairly est at the rate of six per centum per a rather vehement statement, printed other fellow entirely to blame, owns Lfc {or that purpose: nothing hut his car, with a mortgage below*. the cozy The Now York architects, steady recovery from depression—a annum, and arc to be dated July 1st, on that nnd no insurance. It’s up to Sheriff Spencer gets him one better nl,.in" : ^ Mowbray nnd Fussingvr^ have been recover)’ In fact which on the whole 1922; interest payable semi-annually you to stand the entire loss. Unless f " ,. j)cau. engaged for the work. They excel in exceeds expectations entertained car- on July 1st and January 1st of nnd places the entire matter, includ­ you have a Belt Collision policy on ing the list of alleged violators and your car. A collision policy will cost each year, both principal nnd inter­ WD* * w thnt Sanford is plnnn>nK’ bnnk buildings, having con- Bor in the year. the refusal of Hnzard, also Hazard's you from $17.50 to $10 a year for the ' ' „ trated on that work, nr.d are respon-1 From the industrial field, recent re- est payable nt New York, in the $25 deductible policy, according to nt t*i'im. his p fo r ro­ the price o f ycur car. in this case !• *tr" winB . slble for mnny fine hank buildings ports show that the steel plants arc Stnto of New York; said bonds being not merely houses, lO precttl(j |n Florida. j still operating nt rates which com- ot the denomination of $1,000.00 each ' ’K 1° '” uc thc *-rranta. in the tho licit would pay you $175 of your loss and you would be out Just $26 urb'-ring happy wn' 1 1 j n addition two new garages ore b».- pore favorably with > capacity op- nnd are to be bonds of s„id issue J Ju? ’ and still have your Insurance in force I wi ll-being. ou nm built, one of them to be owned by orations before the war— even if numbered from 301 to 025; all o f ' I ' ™ * ' m,‘ k“ " for the future. It's nil right to take nr homes »"t . icre i « the Snn Junn Garage Company, of those rates correspond to only seven. said bonds aggregating the said sural, , , , n chance on small losses lint there are l only the cleanliness nnd 0 r,nn(,o few men rich enough to run the risk ty-five per cent of present capacity, of $325,000,00 to mature on July 1st r .. . ,, nfort-bu t in the flowers ’ 1" r °*7 * ‘ ’ ’ sen" of a tnrgc one. Get a Belt policy now O. P. Herndon is planning a mAtion Steel prices are firm nnd most of the 1052; said bonds to be sold subject to , hns nothing to say ns the question of and be protected, rimmed hedges nnd shrub- ,----------... ,-------. * . . picture -----house which promises ... to be companies appear to be making mod- the approving opinion of John C. t(li, gsniens cm omt pos of)c Gf the biggest in the South when I c*t profits. The vnlue o f building Thomson, obtained by the City Com-’ .. . , , . * /in< °* ni T H E BELT — • » ° r " “ m- com------pl.t«l. W l» twenty-«c.«n north. ....... on nf ,he CHy of S .n f.„l. F1.r-1 »‘tf* Automobile Indem nity An enthusiastic nnd aggressive '*n»torn states during May set a new idn. All bids must be accompanied The question now confronting the wr you walk in the resinf commerce is in pnrt re- high record for nil time nnd was six by a certified check for one nnd onoAssociation people is, “ will the grnnd jury tnko ion tin more you suspect nponnitilo for many improvements. times greater thnn the monthly nvhnlf per cent, i f the amount o f the cognizance o f the fart that Sheriff G. C. F E LLO W S , A ^en t must be a secret society ^ bond issue o f $025,000 was voted ernge during 1914. bonds to be sold. The said C. E. Will C. s rleiiepr is making nn effo rt to Bo* 156, Snnford----------Phone 46-J h ■ motto Is: My home nn(j ((as(!c,) Uj>onfln May 17, $00,000 Automobile production during May Henry, S. O. Chase nnd Forrest I-nke, enforce the laws nml order Judge Ha­ er than yours. ,,f which will he used to build a new !,lso exceeded nil previous records, ns the City Commission of Snnford, zard to Issue the warrants, or will fly begin nt home—but of primary school and for remodeling the while the steel companies report in- Florida, nnd ns said Ex-Officio Bond they set the entire proceedings on the porUn.c success licgins j ^ i , „ n,j renovating other creased demand from manufacturers Trustees of the City of Sanford, shelf?” real home nnd its environ* ^ f ^ i buildings. of agricultural implements. Railroad Florida, reserve the right to reject The list of ullrgcd law violators he inspiration spurring a Congested conditions made this nec- j car loadings rose In the week ending ] ntiy nnd all bids. Proposals should includes atl the picture houses In the heights. essnry, and is another indication of May 27 lo a level comparable to that be addressed to C. E. Henry, S. O. Tampa, excepting Ybor City and West wonder then that Sanford, Sanford’s fast growth. i prevailing before the coal strike nnd Chase nnd Forrest Lake, ns tho City Tntnpa; many o f the filling stntions, tfkpn md of homes should $]5,ooo hns been set aside for a pub- the movement of merchandise wns Commission of Sanford, Florida, nnd nnd n large number of the business rapid strides in com-jjc j|prnryt „ml *32,000 for sewerage! sixteen per cent greater than the ,is Ex-Officio Ilond Trustees of the houses, which were open in violation nry -i* months records animprovements nnd extensions to sub-1same week a year ago. Orders for City of Snnford, Florida, nt Sanford, of the “ blue Sunday laws.” Timps Int and mark* >ome unusual divisions quickly springing up around railroad equipment continue to be Florida. Times. WITNESS our iiands ns the City W’ Sanford. Plans have been made to placed in satisfactory volume. MADE half year Will witness the pavc ten ndditionnl miles of city I.Atc*t reports from the northwest Commission of Snnford, Florida, nnd FIVE DAYS IN JA IL LOOKS |f several important build- Erects, $00,000 is to be spent on a indicate, meanwhile that the prospects ns Ex-Officio Bond Trustees of tho are for n good wheat crop. City of Snnford, Florida, nnd the yacht basin and ;n tnicipnl pier. AND IS lllr Thr Sa-iirlalrd I 'r m l Prices of wheat for future delivery senl of sail] City, this 22nd day of RICHMOND. Vn„ June 13.— De­ lisch building, a two story An eighteen-hole golf course is unnied n pardon by (lav, K. Lee Trinkle |!ing. if i" inK creeled on the dt.r construction, nine holes of which, have, to be sure, declined sharply in May A. D. 1922. of 1ir-t trett, next to the }jay(. been laid out and about ready the Inst few weeks, hut n liberal supFrank Stuart, n member of the AlexC. E. HENRY, k probably one of the best yor piny. .ply of grnln nt fair prices is consldnndrin, Vn., bar, who recently figured S. O. CHASE, prominently in connection with ilivorJin Sanford. It will have Hitherto Sanford nnd celery hnvc ered to hold out better prospects for (S E A L ) FORREST LAKE, As the City Commission of res in Virginia, today will begin ser| thirty-two offices boon synonymous—and although acres general business thnn a short crop at Snnford, Florida, and ns ving a five day sentence in Jail for ' • .iy respect, w in nnd acres of celery are planted and Ligh prices. Ex-Officio Bond Trustees contempt of court. |. v:th a sprinkler gripped, R is not tho only means of On this basis, Cotton prospects are of the City of Snnford, ------------------ ----i livelihood ns can be ascertained by not so encouraging. Floods have Florida. TRT A DA>t-* hzhaid waxt ad . In M. i ch, its owner, is one’ j,, ,t cady growth in commercial nnd 1wnshed out important growing areas |l ' ! ading citizens, n prom- 0thcr directions. in the southwest while tho mild wim Attest: a a B a a a « B B * B B a B a a a i n j e r B n ! « ’* U B i " K r n » , r r * T * 3n a ,s T r " ,' ' ' , * * ' * i i ' ubb <er and holder of Snnford ter nnd wet spring have nlded the L. R. PHILIPS, With characteristic Snny ou wm fjn(j Bmy Hoffman nt the boll weevil and delayed planting, Clerk of tho City of San S E E TH E i i BE SI.'R E ford, Floridn. Ij •ightclnes-, be has plannod Hof-Mac Hatery Co ns usual. Cfl-OU: Further rains during the past week ling with nn eye to the fu in mnny parts of (he belt enusing 5)22,29; fi.R,12,19. >, fi'Uiti- ’i d stories mny be ORANGE COUNTY DAIRIES something resembling n short crop. the huil ling whenever the ORDERED CLOSED A* • result, prices jumped to ^the I n l hr I if m l I foiitl, S* truth .1nil It*Li I * AlflO I Jr* tills An »•ml fitr thr I'ttimlf <*f I highest since last November, the lead*rin liH’lr, riurlillls— It* « hi* iH’r f ) i n been laid out in 0ut „ f ciBhty.»evcn dairies which Imr futures ernsing 22 cents. r r m in N : - 'i t . 3 manner. Tho hnvo lH>en iup,dying milk to the city Whether prices will riso further W. W L>«Ychou»0, Compl^lnunt. i thnlr t,K‘>' nre l,ll,n* o f Orlando, hut twenty-nine met the or discourage consumption remains yf» The ii ..known heirs, ilevlsee*. grantrcs. 1. m roo.oot) . strong requirements rnmln.nii.nt. a thn State Ktai,. Hoard Itonr.l .... of to he seen. It *is clear,. however, that .h of( the f>r nt her* elnlrnlris un.ler Jo«r|»h Klnrmn. iteceiisr.l, Jni.ies II. 1‘nrn3 h.n they do Snnford Health. Dairies which failed in the the consequences of n short crop will m.irc. ileceassd, Jams* It KtneK>", FORT, A g e n t a drerased, John I' tlollsrhssse, ilo- : Haitic enough t" accommodate monthly Inspections made by D. II. be mitigated by the effect on the car­ i,.i-..I, unit J, ItutK-.liie Klnegan, .to- s GE--------------------- ----------- SANFOHI). FLA. J WIGHT BROS. GARA ry-over, which has been reduced to e r a -i-.l. iiafrn.lanta. ' Osborn, state health officer, Wedncs To: Ttm unknown hrlrs. drvtsses. B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b h b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b i g, il is said, will (jay nnd Thursday, have la-eii ordered approximately normal proportions. k r.iiii,'! ., or others etntrnlim nndjr Jos.-nh Klnegan, decensoil, James II ■i ■>, of Lakeland, is n))^ t() distribute milk until they mtn'l I’urnlitore, ilecensed. Jnines It. P'lnonan. deceased, John M llellri-tuisse, tho necessary requirements. PLANES K IL L SPEECH M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S it,,. (Si-.l, nnd J. Itiitle.tue Flneiiun, S A N F O R D iJi' i * c mi the northeast corJesse H. Hamilton, city food in­ lirrcoawl. or otherwise, nnd uKnlasi HEFLIN WOULD CHECK 'if‘ t and Park streets is own- spector, stated this morning that a JOHN GOVE, Proprietor oil purlie* whomsoever olulmlnit HI* Interest In the foiiowinK il*scrlto*d A LL AIR MANEUVERS rS I CEM ETERY WORK A S P E C IA L T Y oriMo rty sltunt.'d. lyiiiK amt hslag ''* Hrum* good many of the dniries which failed In Heinlnota County, Florida. to*wlt: •re .11 10IH West First M r** ' nil’ *-'rcc* , in the scoring, were almost up to the I,ot « of M, M. Smith’s 3rd Huh-dlvts- 1018 West First Street iu p i n Business Continues Steady Improvement Throughout Country COMMERCIAL GROWTH OF SANFORD Fmploymcnt Bureau. $500 Paid out for an Accident Sanford Maid BREAD At Your Grocer’s Good Next to Princess Soutli’b ucikery AND j 1 PACT[ARD SINGLE SIX ! STUDFBAKI*!R AND CHEVROLET CARS i ! SAN JUA N GARAGE COMPANY 1 . C. M l* T h r A i.o r tn lr d I’r fM l Ion sccordloK to the pint il.rreof ^ nn^ nnn, x to standard ond only a few requirements WASHINGTON, June 13.—Inter­ duty recorded tri ll.e public records of r-emlnoln County. Floridn. Ill Flat 1,1 ol‘ Luihlinir is ■will hove to lie met to bring them to rupted twice Sunday by circling air­ Itook I nl pan* icing n part of , '. w'' ut definite ( par, but in order to insure the health planes while making an address nt (he .section I*. Township 19 South. It.. ngo Ji* Knst: >n ini -bed for lhe Qf tj,e citizens nnd to assure Orlando indo Elk's flag raising exercises, Ronntor J, JJJ.;ienrl»K from the sworn lllll of ... . •' which, ii is estimated ei fu... I.. Mils muse tliut J. and tourists of pure milk, it wns nec-, Hcllin, bemoc.nl, of Alaba.Uu, « n - ! ^ ’’V ^ iL h n ..e, J(,.«p.. ....... . Jumcs ‘ *1 'it J75,000. essnry to close some of the dairies SO pounced today he would introduce in it Pnrumore. Jnmcs It. Finegan nnd J .. . .. I . ... Itutle.luc Fill, gnu ore now deceased: '• M wither hns had the that. the owners could improve the congress to establish ii complete sys- 1(l„, , lin „r t*1u unknown hairs. * .' <■ torn down, and is devices, grantees nnd others claiming premises.— Florida Post. tern of air traffic regulations. under the said J l> Itolleehass*. de­ place a modem two­ Flnegan. deceased. - ——-— —------— There is understood to he strong ceased. Joseph James It. Pariimore. deceased. Janie* It 's k, with stores or. the H U IL D IN G & L O A N N E E D S sentiment in congress for regulations Fln-kuP. deceased, nnd J. ItutlsdlS n'“ r and offices above. This such a Sproposed by Heflin since “here” ^ o t h e r 1 w,1; between $30,000 and ONE HUNDRED AN D F IF T Y President Harding was interrupted in 5?V»"n"^rSi1‘ 7n*°thV* TH O U SAN D DO LLARS FOR a like manner during his address at ftr r«■•IitnboVc ii eicrlbi*$l. Mrrnw ether is also one Of PR E S E N T A P P LIC A T IO N S TO N " W TIIKIlKI'OltF, any and nil the Lincoln memorial dedication. h.irilrd bavinir. or ululmlnw any MKM, td > vuc , ,-ful grower*. IIU ILD HOMES. fifi-ltc Uil«* «»r Intarmt In and lo thr* Jnnda h erf In a Ikivo ditacrlbftl undor John n, indication of Sanford’s it*>ii«Ti!MaR«*. (Ja c i a i m I. Joiipn Finu1gun, itrcrAivd, Joinm II. I*aramore, «1«k h tin erection of the _____ First You will find Billy Hoffman at the . ffiiard, Jain* a 11 Flnnfan. d#ccai#d. b.itil, building, on the south- Haf-Muc Batcry Co. as usual. CtJ-Gtc nnd J Hutlad^t Flntran. drr^«»i*d. SULPHUR IS BEST TO CLEAR UP UGLY. BROKEN OUT SKIN « D T h rift does not require superior courage, nor superior intellect, nor uny nupcr-liumnn virtue. It merely requires common sense in •‘Vervriny working actions. It needs no fer­ vent resolutions, hut only a little patient selfdenial. BEGIN is its device! The more the habit of thrift is practiced, the easier it becomes, and the sooner it compensates the self-denier for the sacrifices which it has imposed." /\ ■ r m l l ' ' " V ) t k )IIIl 1 Notice of Sale of $325,000.00, 6 per ..cent Improvement Ronds of the City of Sanford, Florida, of an Is­ sue of Bonds in the Sum of $625,000.00 authorized at an Election Held In the City of Sanford. Flor­ ida. on May 17th. 1922. A COM M UNITY BUILDER «’• FORSTER, President II. F. WUITNKR, Cashier European Plan Open all the year Corner Hulhllng •very room outside otbfrwlaa. nnd all partita nlulrnlnir an ' ini«*rrat In thf* proparty to which rallrr I- f•>uaht« an* hereby required to be and ............................................................................................... .. nppenr before our aald c$iurt nt the B ? /\ v T m n v f T i t ,**ourf Itouaa In Hanford, I* lor Ida* on Any breaking out or akin irritation on face,, ------neck or- body is overcome .........— ,uickc*t by applying Mentho-Sulphur, say* a noted skin specialist. Because of it* germ destroying properties, nothing hus ever been found to take the plaee of thi* sulphur preparation that instantly brings ease from the itehing, burning und irritation. Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right up, leaving tho skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment or disfigurement. A little jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur may be ob­ tained lit any drug store. It is used like cold cream.—Adv. First National Bank \ A CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A IT S YOU r , , m|,tniri! cxhltiltFd iiiialml aald unknown parties. » t h f r w l » » i* l '» c r « » pri, t'(ihfeasf) will tin entared againat a.ild unknown parties. It I* (irdnrrd that this notice t>* pubtlsbcd In Hie Snnford Hors Id. a newsweeks ns in the unknown parlies dofo nils'll. Witness my hand nnd the seal of the said Circuit Court on this 3rd day of June. A. D 1912. (MKAM K A n o u q LASH. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Hemlnoi* County. Fin. OKOROE n. n c m t i N C . Hollclior and Counsel for Complainant, June s-ii-19-14; July J -io -i7 -2 (-»l; Aug 7-H -JI-SI Get your Radio parts from Billy Hoffman, he's got ’em. Gfl-6tc You might get ns good but you won’t find any better loaf thnn O. K. Buttcr-Crost nnd Polnscttie ButterSplit Bread. If you haven’t tried it, a treat hns been missel. Try others, then e it 0. K. BREAD mndo with milk and pure shortening. fl-ltc WINNING AND SUCCEEDING When you win Rome one else mny have to he sorry. When you succeed nil the world in glnd. iis' : Old ngc comfort nnd affluence rarely come through chance. • But sufcesH will come through th rift,— n Ut­ ile nc]f-(lenia] now in order to spend Inter on. A savings nccount with the Peoples Bank is the surest road to success. ALTE RATIO N SALE— STARTS June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. Gl-8te Notice is hereby given that sealed Let Billy Hoffman tell you shout proposals will bo received by C. E. Radio; it don’t cost anything. 66-Ctc Henry, S, O. Chase and Forrest Lake as the City CommUsion o f the City B U Y B. & L ; STOCK. H UILI) , of Sanford, Florida, and as Ex-offl1cio Bond Truitoes of the City of San- YO U R C ITY. 66-lie ■ | The Peoples Bank of Sanford ■ �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9,1922 m mi l . . 4 - 4. 1f • S J t t LS I H ;: p h Wf > • I | 1 • | l •* ! f 'i; !k / — i— ■ife m ffjfifis THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 13,1922 nets move he studies every detail. The have been sent out of Florida this Notice of Application for Tax D Under Section 575 of the Genet results he has achieved are ample season. And 'iatrul Florida has only bejnrv S li's le * of the Slate of Florida nMI*kr4 f f t r i tlU raM i t u t i i »■*proof of unusual foresight. O a r a t l b * l l r r a l * I l a l M t a a , 1*7 Notice ia hereby given that H He recognizes the dangers busine« its real movement of vegetables, wa­ M a i a a l U A « f , l i a l a r k i Fla. Stevens, K. K. Stevens and Geo termelons, and cantaloupes, and when is facing In gathering millions of laborers into our great cities where they these and what is left In south Flor Knight, purchaaer of Tax Certlfis are dependent upon their daily Jot!*. ids have been moved, the total move- No. 204, dated the 3rd day of Jan., rm i.m ir.it* He wants to get away from all this ment for the season from the state D. 1918, has filed said certifica cellar R. J. Itol.LT_____________ JV. J . I . I I . I . A I I I ) ■ irrt| a r;-T rra a a rr r by moving his plants to the open coun­ in perishable foodstuffs will not fall my office, and has made appli. t. U . A. M t K L ___________U a w r a l N a u i r r for Tax Deed to issue in occor, try, where life is simpler and where far short of 70,000 carloads. C. U I M W I X _______< t r r a l a t l o a H a U I t t Who says Florida does not produce with law. Said certificate embi ^ ■ ' b o a r I W ap l a *iu u I*. H. the workers will have something be­ sides the weekly pay envelope to think in quantity? Moreover, this produce the following described property , A l i r r t l a U * l l a t r a H a i r H n o n a oa App llrailaa about. He realizes, moreover, that is grown at a time when it brings the usted in Seminole County, Florida, high freight rates have dislocated in­ highest market prices, having no wit: All unsurvryed part of Sec. • a b a r r lp ilo a I'r lr r la A l t a a a a Oar I ear - ...... R#o dustry and that many industries must competition in the North, East and Twp. 19 S, R. 31 East. 270 acres. T • l a M o n i k a ____________________________ Z e » said lan • 1 mg assessed at thi ! :. l l r l l m r * la C l i p kp Cm rrUr be relocated to continue in business. Middle West. Oa* W r r k ■■ ■ * * Ir a la • Despite the generally expressed bo- the i**unn*e of smh certificate Since changes must be made why not liTrba k . « ! > . - » ^ M . i | W , : k l r.>n ; r; Unless u ________ ____ _ lief last summer that the 1921-22 name of A. R. Chappell. do a complete Job? He believes train llrr If ------- ---------- ------ing thousands of farm people In man-j crop of citrus fruits would far out- certificate shall be redeemed n u Kr*€mj. A4«rr* * I M * I r a l e * m * S e ■ fl**Twn Ffl Epj*l ufactunng industries will help put strip that of 1920-21, shipments thus ing to law la x Deed will i*iue the: tX-OO per Ilun. I l m c r n l l f la p a l l l l n y e a r , a l i a a j a la b l t l a r t , better business methods into agricul- far this season—and the season is nl- on on the l*th day of July. A. D. tIK u c h n r.it i i i i : * m u c u t i :i i n u : n WITNESS my official *ignat> ture and help bridge the gulf that most at an end—total only .12,704 Tba Associated l’r»** la ascluslvtly carload* as against 31,309 for tho and seal thi* the 12lh day of June, separates farm and city life. M ^ ^ h Y S . V . r r . J T - b 'S B S a T O all haws dlxpatchts rr* dUed to It or The ultimate success of his plan same period of the previous year. The D. 11*22 not otharwlsa credited In thla paper (S E A L) E. A. DOUGLASS. seems to depend upon whether or not hurricane of last October doubtless and also the local newa published haraln. Clerk Circuit Court, agriculture can be mode a short-time accounts for the loss. Grapefruit All rights of re-pubUcallon of ap*clal dispatch** herein are also raientedSeminole County, FI job. On this assumption many peo- shipped this season totals 14,729 cars By; V. E. DOUGLASS. I). O f fir r I I I K H A I . i l (II I M i l . V O . I ’ konr U * pie will not agree with him, and for against 12,811 last season, while or18,012 against whst ap[ear to be very excellent rea nnges totnl* *"**“ * * ,last seas- 0-13-20-27; 7-3-10-17.6tc Floridn, being prosperous at n time sons. But if he is right it means the on’s 20,558. when many of the other states had not A Quick Service Transfer at yo beginning of a revolutionary' change Vegetable production—that is, enryet recovered from the business Don’t mention the thermometer. call. 60-tfr-i both in agriculture ami in rnanufac* toad* of mixed vegetables— shows a slump, ws* overrun with fraudulent luring. Whichever way his plan works falling off, with 2,291 carloads I tork promoters. Finally the Florida liecause it only makes the weather out it will be interesting to watch the against last year's 2,501. Lettuce alHankers' Association got after the For quick results, try a war seem hotter. experiment.—The Country' Gentle- s show* u deerense, with 2,285 cars ________ _________ t-rooks. By an extensive campaign of against 2,057. Tomato shipments Let us do your Job Printing „ . ,, ~ . TT . . „ newspaper publicity it hu* done much 000,000, and the sweet potato of 587,- man. But then Boston is suffering from ' ,. ' , , , . , in, this year almost double last year’s— to get rid of the evil and protect rlor- * i>0,000. The tomato crop of 1921 had heat prostrations and Florida is not. Celery ida ritixena and visitors from such ex­ a farm viduc of 100,000,000; canta­ A l.l RECORDS BROKEN IN PER* 8.1*18 csrs against 4,89-1. HIS FRIEND RECOMME.Mil> ------------- o - ------- --shows an increase—4,245 against ploitation. Now it is trying to sup- loupes, 117,000,000; cucumbers, waTHEM I .SUABLE SHIPMENTS. Our court room nccl* more seat* ,,|elnent thnt good work by obtaining ; t« fmeIon* nnrl cabtrages each about 1.152. Six years ago," writes W. II. Snad since the Indies have takon'tuch «n the passage of a drastic "blue sky" ( 15,fK*0,000. Farm gardens, n new This season for the first time in Interest In court matters. the history of Floridn truck farming wc^* Stan.ey, \ a., had kidney tm\ item In the vegetable list, had n value Why is South Florida more proslaw with there provisions: o ■ • celery in carload lots was shipped nn'* times was unnblo to r That permits shall be required for of « 10*1,000.000. Just think o f the de- fer'-u* t(nlay that at any time in its from Florida to California, several mF*c^ ' n bed. Foley Kidney \ fund of fourr imillions has Item nelling any form of stock in Florida, • | -id farm gardens of former years, history? raised for the retired V, M. C A. sec- f,n,j no permit shall be granted to any I reducing in one season almost half Sixty-one thousand five hundred sidid cars of celery havelng been shin- wcr® recommended to me by the i i I of the Fire Department. After j ,ng rotarii's " f North America, Well, agent who has not Imen a legal voter a billion dollars in value. and twenty-two carloads of fruits and pod from Sanford and Manatee river j 3 bottles ] was completely relieved is<i they need it. Think of the millions of fields that v* getables shipped out of this terri­ sections to San Francisco and for nt least three years. have never had a return of the sywp. That a rejmrt must Ire filed with the farmers have left unexplnited, tory since the season began last Sep­ Angeles. Irish potatoes this season nfe dou­ toms." Why suffer when you can tt If tho American Federation of La­ the state authorities giving every de­ ■ |.<dully in the south, where soil and tember 15 is the answer. bor r*“'*'j:nl»»* the «ov|*t government tail o f the project for hich stock is climate combine to make the growing K*' Thi* against 52,027 carload* sent ble In quantity as cornered with last 2,314. swollen, sore and stiff joints, s <p of Russia the decent people of the Issued, including organization expens- of vegetables pleasant and profitable. out rjurinir the same periwl last seas- season— 1,110 cars against United .StaU-s should never recognise es and other item* of interest, and Even In Florida the fnrmcri wero on a (iiff,.rrncc r,f f»,49.1 ckrloads In Cabbage also multiplied 100 per cent disturbing bladder weakness and 'hthe American Federation o f laibor that n copy of this report shall be driven Into it by the "big freeze," favor ............. . season. —2^60 cant against 1,406. Of straw. cr symptoms of disordered kidne i? of thi* again. shown to every |*erson to whom stock which it was believed had killed the These figures embrace only carlot ^1 r«r* have been shipped, Sold evcrywhor*' AdVl orange industry for all time, a belief shipment* of fruits and vegetables n* against 10.> last year. The water- — —— — .. ■- o --— . -• is offered. A law will be drafttd for the next That no (>ermit shall ho granted to which the years have proven false. ami do not lake into account any of season, just getting under way, P IA N O S legislature that will prevent any more anyone to sell stock on whirh a great* The vegetable farmers are not at the the countless thousand* of small ship- ,>!d* f,,ir 1,1 he n hummer, showing 978 ------- -— fake stock schemes from being foisted er commission than 10 per cent is mercy of the bucketshop speculators ment* of fruit and vegetables. carload* against 456. Big Items of P H O N O G R A P H S who play merry tag with the prices upon the unsuspecting public in Flor- paid. The average freight car Is about vegetables that wcer computed with P H O N O G R A P H RECO R D S Ida. However, there is always a lot With such a law strictly enforced, of the grain farmer's products, but fifty feet over all. Measured in that mixed shipments under the head of simps that will give away their life should be made harder for the they have in their place the freight w D]< . 61.522 carloads of produce " r "vegetables" last year but which P O P U L A R S H E E T M USIC money to fakirs no matter what you foke securities people than it has lm-n men and the commission men, who would make a train 582 1-2 miles have grown to such extent that they do. lately in most of the state*. The *i*ent disposed nt times to take an un­ long, or the airline distance from have separate clasr-iflration this year P L A Y E R R O L L S ________n , FI jrida reformer* would like to see due proportion of the growers profits. Tn" p, Knoxrille. Teiin i are; peppers, 654 cars; beans, 223 A frrii;ht tri|jn matK, up of fifty cnr!*: cucumber*, 2,000 cars.—Sara The public I* getting more morbid the campaign taken up by the Amerl- But the vegetable farmer Is studying J. H. H IN TE R M IS TE R all the lime instead of improving and can Bankers' association, because it is the markets closer than ever before, cars in "some train. Yet it would ■ota Times. P IA N O CO. Just a* we thought they were getting in a position to handle the matter ef- and he is joining with his brother take in round numlicrs 121 such trains better they get worse. Gourt scenes fectively on n national scale.— I'ensa- fanners in co-operative associations to haul the fruit and vegetables that ■ For quick results, try a want ad. I Wei aka Bloek which will eliminate many of hi* trouand trials have a strange fascination r<da New*. tiles. Intensive farming on small for people and especially the women. ----------o---------The mill wen* bad enough before hut I ARMING, i‘ ANi \ND I’HKSKNT acreage is the fnrming o f the future. ..... ........................................... .............................................. ........................ ...... ........................................... .. —Tampa Times. the women ore going them one better. ■ ■ ■ ---------- o---------Time was when the farming busiAnd yet one should always remember UFA It Y FORD’S PLAN. that they mev have the same trouble nes* was a matter of wheat and com, In tlwir own inmily some day. "And hog* and cattle, cotton and cane. In About three years ago a rep resentho greatest of blessing* is charity" those early days there was very litih of what is now known as scientific j tativer of The Country Gentleman and yet how mnny practice it? . . , - o -------------farming. The earth was fertile, and asked Henry Ford for his vision of During tho recent campaign "Bob" produced abundantly without tensing the future of agriculture. Hi* answer it! with fertilizers fertilizer*. The colleges de­ was sharp and direct, showing he hail Eaton, candidate for nomination fo r ,1 railroad commissioner declared it to voted their time and attention to the given the subject previous considera­ be his purpose to make the commis­ study o f the "dead languages," and tion. “ Agriculture ami manufactur­ sion of real service to the people and gave never a thought to the problems ing should bo brought closer togethIf satisfactory results were not ovl. "7 the farmer, to potash and pho*. er," was about the way he put it. "Our dent within a year, tie would lend a phnte* a* crop stimulants, In fact, ig city factories should be broken up rejudice into smaller units and scattered thru movemint to Have the commission there was quite a lively A I.I. SHOESabolished by the- next legislature, 1against "bonk farmin’," and the fnrm the rural districts. "Tile centralization of manufacturthereby saving to the taxpayers tho 1r who followed the hooka too closely 140,000 per year appropriationfor its » « * rather looked down upon by the ing industries in our largo cities is maintenance, At tills writing itnp-' rrn* dirt farmers. But they weren’t economically wrong. Raw products pears that Mr. Eaton will have the many o f them to feel aggrieved. The »re shipped hundreds of miles to the opportunity to "make good."- Tninpa farmer’s garden was more of a joke plant* and the finished good* hun.. iJtttttl place ...i.l-, of i.iilc.« to ni,*if.i ,< ■ , 1,,* 11 noil Mtnr. anything cla u tt Times. where n rictnus growth of woods con-j 1* that our railways are congested, 11 -a— — * CONSERVATION OF FISH AND tended for mastery with a sickly ns- '*ur terminals are conge-ted, our ■ Hi.-linent of a ft'w cabbages, coltards streets are congested and great mn.s- ■ GAME It may have started "7 people live crowded together, Florida's ti-n and game law-, need ,,nd turnips, revising. A state license should be bravely jn tin early spring, hut when The whole system is wrong." required for hunting and fishing for '*><’ summer’s Work came on, with its ’ When asked what he would do for both residents and non-residents, At demands for all the owner's time to laborers to operate his decentralized the present time no fishing leernse Is save and harvest tho crops, when the factories, he replied, ‘ Use farm labor. required. Tills, together with tho day* were all too short for the work .Glim these people work in the factor- ■ Many Odd Pairs Have Accumulated Since Our Last Sale when work is slack on the farms. 2 fact that existing law* against sein­ that had In he done, then the farm and W e are O ffering the Old Pairs at Less than ing are being continually violated, Is garden got but scant attention and Then let the manufacturers help or- J Tho gnnizr the farms on n business basis ■ the cause of the rapid depletion of was given over lo the weeds. the fish of our fresh waters. The fnrm gardens in those days contrib-, " ith nibdem |mwcr machinery. If ■ H A L F PR IC E finest big mouth Iniss fishing section Uted very little to the fnrm table. OfiUii* were done properly it is surprisof the country Is heinr despoiled. No rourse there were exceptions, but that! iug how few day* iri a year most farmers would need to work on their limit* are observed, or ever have been was the general rule. There has been a great change In 7arin*. The remainder of the time other than that restriction ;»et by the sense of propriety of the angler, and this regard in recent years. Agrl . they could work in the shops." Obviously Mr. Font is preparing to sntue anglers are hog*, though the cultural colleges have beer, establish waters are now few where any one e<| to tench the old farmers who were put his ideas into prnrtice. He is re­ roll play the hog in a day's fishing. born in the business and had followed ported to be purchasing waterpower In Maine the has* limits is ten n day it all their lives its first principles, sites all through Michigan. Some of anil in some lake* the restrictions arc Soil* are analyzed and fertilizers arc them are quite large, many other are compounded to supply the missing etc- n,,t capable of developing more than inenta o f fertility, The prejudice twenty horse power. Evidently he £■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ngniitht the scientific farmer* had to purpose* to establish some very small give way before the results which branches. All thi* in addition to hi* they obtained. The boys took up the ambitious plans for Muscle Shoals, new methods snd proved their value Henry Ford is the type of man who to their dads. The whole scheme of 'lings tenaciously to an idea until he farming was changed. No longer was proves it i* w rong. He is convinced It confined I ii the raising of a few Dint great manufacturing centers staple crops, such ns their fathers had breed all sort* of social ailments, inW H IT E OXFORDS REDUCED alwnys raised. They branched out In eluding labor troubles, class differnew ami strange lines, which they had cnees ami luck of sympathy between formerly regarded with contempt. other industries ami agriculture He W e Have Some Real Bargains It Is shown by the department of would rorrcct these things umi inci­ agriculture in n recent report that dentally correct many of our trans­ Courtt'H) and Prompt Ser­ vegetable* grown on farms in the portation difficulties through a sys­ vice Our Motto United States In 1921 had an esti­ tem of industrial decentralization. mated value of 11,104,000,000. Thi* There are some subjects [in which wns 15.7 percent of the totnl value of many people believe Mr. Ford 1* visall crops. The total estimated value binary, hut when it comes to opera!I’honrs 197-191 of truck vegetables produced for sale Ing a manufacturing establishment WEI.AKA Ill.Ot n was ?227,000.000. The total whiti everybody admit* he i» singularly free 2 Cash Basis We to Show I ue of 9385.hnai. ■ potato crop had a farm value 9385,- of illusions. When he tdnna plans a bus!* the herald M inting co. four par person per day and none may MICKIE SAYS be taken less than 14 inches in length. No one may ti»h within a certain dia* [ SOtAEYIWkEfi FOLVt* Bfttua tance o f an inlet or outlet, never any|VM A V£UTS-U9 OF SOWS CVEMT where with a net. Maine, as most AT tW LA*T lAWtOTB., i m H other state*, maintains a hatchery VJC GOT AM ACtOUWT VISUTTEU and streams and lake* are continually ! AM* tvi V IP* \ TVAEU YMET ti stocked. Maine knows the value of ViOMOEft TM6IR. 'WRiTE OP her sport fishing as an attraction for MEvea vivn. tu TW tourists, Florida has never appreciat­ out*. bAorrea \e, • o r f m e h ed it. Some day she will wake up and COPM IM EAR.LN realize her loss. The hunting license in Florida is 125 per county for non­ residents, which is entirely too high and too restrictive. A fee of f25 per season permitting the non-resident to hunt anywhere In the state would not h ). t o o b l d i th 0UK h It is more than c]r*ub!«* charged by many of the aUtes , , * of the count ry. though some cliarge more. Oregon's non-resident license In 510, that of Wyoming |50, but it th. state and not one county. SCMD The non-resident fishing license In moat states is 1-3.00.— Florida Grower. m ----------- o— - ... <o OIA£ wews, FLORIDA CLEANS HOUSE DISCOUNT i I — PAGE TWO ! SALE IS AS} !STARTING WED.. JUNE i SPECIAL If $1.95, $2.95, $4.95 SEE THE WINDOWS tw o Pair sh oes f r e e We have a Guessing Contest. One g'uess with each pur­ chase. Nearest correct g’uess entitled to any pair of shoes in the store. For second best guess we give $5.00 pair. tv i o S I GROCERIES I FRUITS I S A N D VEGETABLES? DFANF TURNER Lloyd Shoe Store are pleased * ■. I m \ ' Styles J �W‘ i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY. JUNE 13. 1922 n m fca h ** Mi ta ta Mi Business Continues Steady Improvement Throughout Country the c o m m e r c ia l g r o w t h o f THfc SANFORD (H r The I h m Ii I H Prnal PAGE THREE ford, Florida, in connection with the KEFUSE1) TO ISSUE issue o f bonds in the sum o f $825,WRITS FOR VIOLATORS OPAt pothneUad nn rlortlnn held <n OF THE SUNDAY LAW the City of Sanford, Florida, on the 17th day of May A. D. 1022, on or Developments in the question of before the expiration of thirty days violators of the Sunday Inws, Mon­ from the first publication of this no­ day morning, were ns follows: tice, nnd up to nnd until tlx o’clock Sheriff Will C. Spencer compiles P. M. of the 22nd day of June A. D. list o f persons violating the law. This 1922, at the City llall, in the City of list includes many prominent men. Sanford, Florida, for the purchase of Sheriff Spencer makes mjutst of #125,000.00 of an issue of bonds of County Judge Julinn L. Hazard for the City of Sanford, Florldn, in the warrants with which to arrest tho al­ sum of |»V25.000.00, authorized at an leged violators. election held in the City of Sanford, County Judge Julian L. Hazard re­ Florida, on the 17th day of May A. fuses to grant the wrrants nnd issues I). 1922. Said bonds to bear intera rather vehement statement, printed ost at the rate of six per centum per below. annum, nnd are to be dated July 1st, Sheriff Spencer goes him one better 1922; interest paynble iicmi-nnnunlly and places the entire matter, includ­ on July 1st nnd January 1st of ing the list of nlleged violators and each yenr, both principal nnd inter­ the refusal of Hazard, also Haznrd’s est payable at New York, in tho i statement giving his reasons for reState of N tw York; said bonds being' #' i '" " * '* ,, , , „ of the denomination of $1,000.00 each . . . lK warr.in s, n io end are to he bonds of said issue] J prnr" , 1 , ... J Sheriff Spencer makes a statement numlKr^ (mm 301 to 02Ji Wl ° t M lIltU m h o f Fm ploym ent Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring emp^yment to register at the P in t National Bank. MINES 0. HKRNF.lt. Chairman NEW YORK, June 12.— Indications l* of industrial improvements, signs of FL O R E N C E LAWSON, In Tlmea-Unlon i*y n renewed easing in money rates and divtrso testimony ,«s to crop condi­ Ra tions arc the features in business nnd .. ion Knvc Sanford cast corner of First and Pnrk streets, finance o f the past week. Commod­ ( • T i m i ,u!h views of the which will cost approximately $150,- ity prices still show n firmer tone, re­ | lr*f f glimpse of the 000, and be six stones high. The site tail trade is about what might bo expected nt this time o f yenr, nnd the L-J tfc* , tbc cit>. H3 seen alone is said to hnvo cost $10,000. You nrc driving along the road, an­ other car on side rond crashes into C^J P T «M > n , specinl writThu banking space will cover 50x labor situation shows no decided you, damage to your car $500.00, tha r ! ... n.i-o. who was sent 1K0 feet, nnd without a doubt this will change. Altogether, the picture con­ other fellow entirely to blnme, owns |th, T1®” ' . „ urnose: be one of the finest bank buildings in tinues to In* one of gradual but fairly nothing but his enr, with n mortgage i ' rf<klnr . th„ _oxy the state. The New York architects, steady recovery from depression—a on that nnd no insurance. It’s up to you to stand the entire loss. Unless j the moment >ou f lti. Mowbray nnd Fusainger^have been recovery in fact which on the whole you have u Belt Collision policy on K, bark I>n w*‘ «i s _ tMau engaged for the work. They excel in exceeds expectations entertained ear­ your car. A collision policy will cost lier In the yenr. it,t,U * a \ r Z that Sanford is P i n i n g bank buildings having conyou from $17.50 to $10 a year fo* tho fjtt* you kn< From the industrial field, recent re­ trated on that work, nn>l are respon$25 deductible policy, according to growing town the price of your car. In this case . sible for many fine bank buildings ports show thut the steel plants nrc the licit would pay you $175 of your . 4fc not merely houses. operating nt rates which comstill operating erected in Florida. loss nnd you would be out just $25 L harboring happy families favorably with full capacity opIn addition two new gnrngea nre be- pare nnd still have your insurance in force — . # .L will-being. You know ing built, one of them to be owned by j orations before the war—oven if for the future. It’s nil right to take their homes for there is c\i- ^ g , n j unn (jar#B0 Company, o f '*•>«*«• rntes correspond to only sevena chance on small losses but there nre to ..... . w.rTonU. few men rich enough to run the risk „ a not only the cleanliness nn Qrlando. ! ty-fivo per cent of present capacity. of $125,000.00 to mature on July 1st » **4 i . il... flnwurh . County Solicitor Morris M. Givens of a large one. Get n Belt policy now i e -nfort but in tar u o . p Herndon Is planning a motion Steel prices are firm and most of the 1952; said bonds to he sold subject to . th, . „ „ . . (k . o f nnd he protected. trimmed hedges nnd stiru - icturc hoUB0 whlch tu j,e companies appear to be making mod- the approving opinion of John C.: th , J , t t, thru tbr gardens homo W pos- onc uf........... the biggest in the South when .... ........each . ho">« • est profits. The value of building1Thomoon. ohtolncd by the City Com- I * \ T H E BELT fepite it* grandeur or hum- comp,cted contracts let in twenty-seven north mission of the City of Sanford, Flor- 1 COUnt> JU<,KC M o t * th° y w " nt to criminal court for prosecution. Autom obile Indemnity An enthusiastic anil aggressive enstern states during May set n new idn. All bids must he accompanied The question now confronting the k farther you walk in tho resi- chnjjjtcr ° f commerce Is in part re- high record for nil time nnd was six by a certified check for one nnd ono- people is, “ will the grand jury take Association times greater thnn the monthly av- half per cent, i f the nmount of the ^vtion the more you suspect spansible for many improvements. cognizance of the fart that Sheriff C. F E LLO W S , A gen t must be a secret society A bond fasuc „ f j(jo5 000 was voted during 1914. bonds to be sold. The said C. E. Will 0. Spencer is making nn effort to Box 136, Hanford---------- Phone 46-J jrt ah te nmtto 1»: Myhome an(j Upon on May 17, $no,000 Automobile production during May Henry, S. O. Chase nnd Forrest l-nke, enforce the laws nnd order Judge Ha­ ^ rosier than yours. uf which will he used to build a new also exceeded all previous records, as the City Commission o f Sanford, zard to issue tho warrants, or will jfjty may b-gin nl home—but o f primaryschool and for remodeling the while the steel companies report in- Florida, and as said Ex-Officio Bond they net the rntire proceedings on the •j: tapnrtaiirc success begin* bigh school nnd renovating other creased demand from manufacturers Trustees of the City of Sanford, shelf?" of agricultural implements. Railroad Florida, reserve the right to reject i A real home nnd Its environ- BCbool buildings, The list of alleged law violators i ii the inspiration spurring n Congested conditions made this noc- enr loading* rose In the week ending nny and all bids. Proposals should includes all the picture houses in A to the height*. 'posary, nnd Is another Indication of May 27 to a level comparable to that he addressed to C. Henry’. S. O. Tampa, excepting Yhor City nnd West it sny w :t*!i r then that Snnford, Sanford's fast growth. i prevailing before the coal strike nnd Chase and Forrest Imke, ns the City Tampa; ninny of the filling stations, .u ts ""I ° f homes should $15,000 has been set nsiile for a pub- *ke movement of merchandise wns Commissionof Sanford, Florida, nnd nnd n large number of the business .mg such rapid strides in com|jc Rbrary, nnd $12,000 for sewerage sixteen per cent greater than the ns Ex-Officio BondTrustees of the houses, which were open in violation v , *" * ■ t! Every -i\ months recoiJ» «n miprovements nnd extension* to sub- same week n yenr ago. Orders for City of Sanford, Florida, nt Snnford, of the “blue Sunday laws,"—Tim pa svimcnt ami marks some unusual ,jjvision* quickly springing up around railroad equipment continue to be Florida Times, WITNESS our hands ns tho City nhhrrc. Sanford. Flans have been made to placed in satisfactory volume. MADE i w t hnlf year will witness the pavc tt.„ additional miles of city I-ntest reports from the northwest Commission of Snnford, Florida, and FIVE DAYS IN JAM, LOOKS o of several important build- streets, $00,000 is to Ins spent on n indicate, meanwhile that the prospects ns Ex-Officio Bond Trustees of the nre for a good wheat crop. City of Snnford. Florida, and the AND IS yacht basin and municipal pier. I l l s T fc e A i « i r l > l r 4 I ’ r . a a l RICHMOND. Vn., June 11.—De­ Prices of wheat for future delivery' seal of said City, this 22nd day of Meioh building, a two story eighteen-hole golf course is unnied a pardon by Gov. K. Loo Trinkle May A. D. 1922. i kiMing. is being erected on the(jpr construction, nine holes of which. have, to be sure, declined sharply in Frank Stuart, n member of the Alex­ tklife ff First -treet, next to the bnVC l)ccn |a[() out tim| „|,out ready the Inst few weeks, but n liberal supC. E. HENRY, andria, Vn., lutr, who recently figured tfft'C, probably one of the best f or p|nyf •ply of grain nt fair prices is consldS. O. CHASE, prominently in connection with divorFORREST LAKE, es« in Sanford. It will have Hitherto Sanford and celery have cred to hold out better prospects for (S E A L ) As the City Cornmission o f » e s in Virginia, today will begin serwith thirty-two offices been synonymous—and although acres general business than a short crop at Snnford, Floridn, nnd a « , vlng a five dny sentence in jail for F»- r 1 <\iry respect, even nmj „ cre# 0f celery nre planted and high prices. Ex-Officio Bond Trustees contempt of court, On this basis, cotton prospects an1 |k:v • ■■H • I w‘lh n sprinkler jt fa not the only means of of the City of Snnford, -----------------------not so encouraging. Floods have i livelihood ns can be ascertained by Floridn. TnT A herai-d wart ad b. J hr M- h, it» owner, is one'^a steady growth in commercial nnd wnshed out important growing areas in the southwest while the mild wlnr b-’“ling citizens, a prom- „ t |lcr .Jirections. a s n i i s i s H i a B c n a s s s v K s a s x u n r s r x n 'r '- K - n s ’i'rrr— - ~ ~ ■ m i flower ami holder of Snnford ' ter nnd wet spring have aided the R. PHILIPS, planting. Clerk of the City of San^ |HUt. With iharartcristic SnnYou will find Billy Hoffman at tho ' boll weevil nnd delayed IlE S U R E A N I ) SEE T H E ford, Floridn. f r .icht. l". he has planned Uof-Mnc Hatery Co. as usual. CC-Ctc Further rain* during the past week HiMing with un eye to the fu-» _____ in many parts of the belt causing 5^22219: 0-5,12,19. something resembling a short crop Fn ii'Mit;"!ia) stories may he ORANGE COUNTY DAIRIES N 1" the I .Ming whenever the ORDERED CLOSED /' !l n result, prices jumped to Ohc In Ih.- I Ircoll t'nurl. Sr.riith .luillelnl -AI-80Clreull, In nnd for Ihr ( .•lino I trite*. _ _ _ highest since last November, the lead­ Sriolnolr. rinrldN.— III • linneerj ed >*nferd has Iwcn laid out in 0ut of ejRhly.*evcn dairies which Ing futures erasing 22 cents. ('I T ( T i l l s n HUM ■ I manner. The hnvo b(l(m aUpt,lying milk to the city Whetheg pricta will rise further W. W. I’evehouse, Complainant. itn.t -hew that they are plan- of Orlando, hut twenty-nine met the «r discourage consumption remains • vs The unknown heirs, ilevlseen, Krnnti-es. , r; m' ,l :'00,mi0 strong requirements o f the State Board of to he seen. It Is clear, however, that or othsra elalnilna uniter Joesph Klnegan. Jeceiise.l. Jnnies H. I'iirnian they do Snnford Health. Dairies which failed In the the consequences of a short crop will niore, drceuserl, James II. Kinvsnn. A. C. FORT, A g en t pWriaM.' er 'High to arcomniodats monthly inspections made by I). H. he mitigated by the effect on the enrileo ieed, John l>. Ilelle. hnese. ile-8AN FORD, FLA. * craeril, unit J. IliitleJae I'lnegnn, ileW IG H T BROS. G AKAG Bcenneil. I lefenitants. r‘ ' 1l: r‘ Osborn, state health officer, Wedncs- ry-over, which has been reduced to To; The unknown helre, itevlseea V M S S I I I I I I ti ding, it is said, will (jny nJ)(j Thursday, have been ordere.1 approximately normal proportions. ur.inleen. or olhore I'lnlinlng miaer ft J61.< Joseph Klnenun. Uecensod, James II I dley, of l.nkeland, I* nut to illstribute milk until they meet t’a ramore, itecensod, James II. l-'lneuahiti-,1 ean, deceased. John II ll.llw h s lW , PLANKS K ILL 8PKF.CII I- . the neecssarj’ requirement*. M ARBLE G R A N IT E W O R K S iic< i-aoeil, and J. Uulledge Klneuan, S A N F O R D c n the northeast cor-1 „ . Hamilton, city fowl inde.rnsed. or otherwise, nnd against IIK FLIN WOULD CHECK JOHN GOVE, i ’ roprlelor ail parlies whomsoever claiming any a I I .ok streets is 1fpoctor, stntcd this morning that a Interest In the following described ALL AIR MANEUVERS CEM ETERY WORK A S P E C IA L T Y properly situated, lying nnd holmt a and L. A. Brum- R(MM| piany o f the dairies whiih failed In nsnilnole founty. Florida, lo-wll: 1018 Weal First Htreet 101H We«t First hire** ' ,f 1inplatiag the erec- jn tbc 5CorjnRi w-ere almost lip to the l.ot « o t M M. Smith’* Sril Hub-divis­ ( l l r T h e ( m m Ii I H I ’ r r * * ! ion. according to the plat thereof , * ' If>ck and annex to Btnndard and only a few requirements WASHINGTON, June 18.— Interduly recorded in Ihe public records f »Aldez hotel. TU-•-* building — ■of Seminole County, Florida. In I’lal I tie o.d is (will have to be met to bring them to rupted twice Sunday by circling nlrA CHEERFUL WELCOME AW A ITS YOU Hook l nt pah" *«, being a pari of torn own, i ut definite |par> bu^ jn or,|cr |0 insure the health planes while making nn nddress at the Seel Ion 2«. Tow nship 19 South. | linage 30 Hast: .......... i . i V , '!* f 'nidie<l for tho|0f tbo riifae*n3 anti to assure Orlando Elk’s flag raising exercises, Scnntnr ]lBn“ noaria l "from 1 sworn lllll of' cause that I i-fin o o 1 p u .em ilk .it ...... MC jn jU n . Dcm ent, o f *«• _ ^ B # ... t**tr ' tr * ’ lessary essnrv to close rinse some of the d dairies an nounced today he would Introduce in it i'aramore. James It Fineuan and J. rri" ' l a r ha- had the Hint ihe owners could Improve the congress to establish a complete sysnames'"!} "he unknown holm. 7 $500 Paid out for an Accident 7 ?7 G. Sanford Maid BREAD At Your Grocer’s Good Next to Princess South b Mery PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET Ch h SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY & a , ; ,,ntUr “ ,rn ,lm; n’ nml is premlsos.-Floriil. Post. ‘ ' • ' act‘ * modern two. ---------- --------- i tern of air traffic regulations. S r A / S K T D*V!leeh,..C« i ‘mJr.* There is understood to he strong ceased, Joseph Flnegan. deceased, k. with stores on the H U IL D IN G & L O A N N E E D S sentiment in congress for regulations, /-I"I'vT..*»*. deceased',’ and J Iiuiledas '•|n"K<in. deceita--d, nre unknown; and fi- • r am) offices above. This such a sproposed by Heflin since i ip Bt i (.mpli.tiunt fears I hern are other . *" u-t between $10,000 nnd ONE HUNDRED AND F IF T Y President Harding was interrupted in p*r^*",nie* S?Vro5,err « V ,i’n,0thV* Undl ai. TH O U SAN D DOLLARS FOR n like manner during his nddress nt hereinabove described Ni i W T il Kill-FoilK, any and “ ** r -'brriwether is also one of PR E S E N T A P P L IC A T IO N S TO Ihe Lincoln memorial tiedicatlon. tinrlles having, of claiming nny right, F'-hi. suciessful growers. till, nr Intercut In and (o the land* HUILD HOMES. lifi-llc herein above described under John ^!her indication of Snnford’* Ilellecltaaee, deceased. Joseph I'lne(tun, deceaeed, James II. I’aramore, deYou will find Billy Hoffman ut the 1 thi erection of the First ceaard. James II Flnegan. deceased, ‘ -< Ikinl. building, un the south- Hof-Mnc Batcry Co. as usual. Ctf-Ctc nnd J. Hut ledge Flnegan, deceased, SULPHUR IS BEST TO CLEAR UP UGLY. BROKEN OUT SKIN j otherwise, nnd nil parties claiming an Interest In the property to which teller l« sought, are hereby required to be and nplo-nr before our s.«ld court nt III" I'ourl House In Snnford. Florida, oil he Ith day of September, A. H 19JI, nnd then nnd there mnkc nnswer to tho till of Complaint exhibited ugulnnt said unknown pnrttee, otherwise n Decree pro Cnnfeaon will be entered against anld unknown parties jt Is ordered that Hits notice he pub­ lished In the Snnford Herald, a news paprr published III Seminole County, Florida, one,- » week for twelve <1J) weeks ns tn Ihe unknown parties de­ fendant, _ ... , , Witness my hand and the seal of the ssld circuit Court on this 3rd day Hi Any breaking out or skin irritation on face, neck or body is overcome quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist. Because of its germ destroying properties, nothing has ever been found to take " ' " f e A. nOUOLASH. the place of this sulphur preparation " V s K A l . i 'Clerk of the circuit Court. Seminole County. Fin that Instantly brings ease from the n e o i t o s o. HF.imiNO. itching, burning und irritation. Solicitor ami Counsel for Complainant. Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right June S-11-I9-1S; July 3-DM 7-3I-3I; up, leaving the skin elear and smooth. 1Aug f- il-if-S l It seldom fails to relieve the torment —" or disfigurement. A little jar of Get your Radio part* from Billy C8-«tc Rowles Mentho-Sulphur may lie ob- Hoffman, he * got cm. tained at any tlrug store. It is used you like cobl cream.—Adv. You might get as good hut 'T h rift does not require superior courage, nor superior intellect, nor any super-human virtue. It merely requires common sense in evcnrdny working nctions. It needs no fer­ vent resolutions, hut only n little patient selfdenial. BEGIN is its device! The more the habit of thrift is practiced, the easier it be­ comes, ami the sooner it compensates the ^elf-denier for the sacrifices which it has imposed." won’t find nny Itotter loaf than O. K. s National B ank! A CO M M U NITY BU ILD ER F. P. FORSTER. I'rrsI'Jent II. F. WHITNER, Cashier ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Corner Building every room outalde European Plan Open all the year H i l l ............... ■ ■ WINNING AND SUCCEEDING When you win Home one else may have to bo sorry. When you succeed all the world is Rind. : Old ago comfort and affluence rarely come through chance. • But sufeess will come through thrift,— a lit­ tle self-denial now in order to spend Inter on. Notire of Sale of $323,000.00, 6 p«r , Butter-Crust ami Poinsettle Iluttor..cent Improvement Bond* of the, Split Broad. I f you haven’t tried It, A savings nccount with the Peoples Bank is City of Sanford. Florida, of an la- > treat hn" nrissed. T r y other* the surest road to success. sue of Bond, in the Bum of $625,- then cat O. K. BREAD made with : 0-8tc 000.00 authorized at an Election mSk and pure shortening. Held in the City of Sanford, Flor­ ALTE RATIO N S A L E -S T A R T S ida, on May 17th, 1922. June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. Cl-8te Notice is hereby given that sealed Let Hilly Hoffman toll you about proposals will be received by C. E. Henry* S. O. Chase and Forrest Lake Radio; It don’t cost anything. 68-Ctc ns the City Commission of tho City BU Y R. & L ; STOCK. BUILD of Sanford, Florida, and as Ex-offi­ ■ 66-1 Ic ................................................................................................................................... cio Bond Trustees of the City of San- YO U R C IT Y . ■ i j The Peoples Bank of Sanford j iif.'| W-lL - I 1 ■ �PAGE FOUR T H E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD. F R ID A Y .: —1 — — — ■« ‘ I3E< * * ii--' 4 4 r •\ . THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1922 ____bonda of tl.aoe.eO each, and all of astd • '# y be addressed to the geld bonds Commissioner* of let. ISS1 | 6. MndcnwoodC o lle t. S t Char-jof Said Honda for the Aforesaid Purdate of the issua™ thereof; thla ejy to mature on Juf; J u l y ___. roving to be solj subject J o the Cadet A via tor o f lro Mo tuition $50 l pote»," duly adopted and enacted on tire ieauc of bonda to be dated July opinion of John C. Thomson, obtained by the Hoard of County Commissioners Hoard of County « . ' South.™ M-thodi.t U n lv,n itr, 1the .O.h d . , c l April, A. D 1MJ, U«. M ,1 b o th P ^ ' P * “ <• All bide tie ml no I* County. Pl.JiJ, f*! >rl Carlstrom Field of Seminole County. Florida, n , , T i .uMb, Tr*aa tuition |75 j should ^ ratified, approved and con- of laid bonds to be payable nt wme ___ _ . nr , certified O f said noard on i n . must____ bs _______ accompanied '* thi for one and o one-half n * ----- .per cent May. A. D. l i l t Found by Indian T, ^ ; a, firmed by »Hc electors Of - V city of bank In the City of Naur Tork, S u t. check tH B A L) n A lln - ( the amount cf the bends to be fold Clerk of the The County Commlseloners of Seminole ------Auburn, tuition, 150. Sanford, Florida, and whether the of New York, and Commi. . .(V'n County. Florida, reserve the right to any and all bide. The proposal* ARCADIA, June 12.-Trced by a ft. Southwestern Presbyterian col- bonds f rovlded for in said ordinance Whereas, a canvasa o f the return* reject for the purchaee of said bonds should panther and compelled to apend the I,.**, Clarkaville, Tenn., tuition. 176. should Ikj issued by the City of San- 0f M jd election show primn facie that greater part ofa nluht in thebranchjo. Columbia Institute, Colum- ford, Florida, in the manner and for the result of said election was in^ a■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s is iifS fs s s s s s s s s s s a s a n s B B n s a s iiB n n ,,!,^ ea of a cypres* in the wllda o f the bit, Tenn., two tiution scholarship the purposes in said ordinance provid- vor nf the issuance of the bonds afore ed nnd set forth, and said by the City of Sonford, Florida, Hi if cypress country; devoured by OH00 each. Whereas, said ordinance provides and that the aforesaid ordinance was mosquitoes; hia clothes torn to fiOO each. tatters by the cruel teeth of the giant it Trinity College Durham, N. C., for the issuance of bonds by the City by said election duly ratifies!, approv­ er Sanford, Florida, for municipal pur- cd and confirmed, Sanford, Florida sawgrass of the south Florida two tuitions, $60 each. Now, Therefore, in pursuance of an swamps; without food for nearly for­ 12. Centenary College, Cleveland, poses In the total sum of $62.5,000.00, D E A L E R S IN SEED, FEED AND iwid bonds to bo of tho denomination order of the court herein made, no- [ ty hours— these were among the ex* Tenn., tuition. $75. periences of Cadet Raymond White, in. Kastern College Conservatory of $1,000.00 each, bearing interest nt tie* is hereby given that the Citizen# : F E R T IL IZ E R S Carlstrom Field, aviator, whose plane Manassas, Va.# two tuitions, $100 the rate of six per centum per annum, and tax-payers of the City of Sanford, ■ interest payable semi-annually on the Florida, are by said order required to ■ Mail orders a specially. If you need one dollar’s wortf crashed in tin- wilds of auutheustern rnch. Lee county last Thursday about noon, 14. Harriman College, Hnrrimnn, 1st days of July and January^ *nid be and appear before the Circuit Court bonds to be numbered consecutively of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the ■ one hundred dollar's worth, write us. We will save jog J and who returned to the flying Held Term., tuition $76. yesterday after (too • in one of the |6, University of Oklahoma, from 1 to 62.5, both numbers inclusive, State of Florida, on tho 16th day of ■ ey and give you quality. said bonds to mature In the following June, A. D. 1922, nt 10:00 oclock a. planes that had searched for him Nornran, Okln., tuition $100. Ainre Thursday. 16, University of South, Sowa- manner, to-wit: bonds to bo numbered m. nt Dcl-nnd, in the County of \o!ufrnm 1 to 200, both numbers inclusive, sin, State of Florida, then and there Cadet White, whose homo is at nee, .Tenn.. partial srholorship, $1*0, Pritchett, Tex., was making a prae17. I.ury Cobb Institute, Athens, to lie serial bonds; the maturity dates to show cause, if any they have, why of bonds of this Issue to be numbered said bonds should not be validated and tire flight from Carlstrom Field to C»., tuition, $50, Okeechobee City and return last 18. University of Virginia, 22 from 1 to 200 both inclusive, to be as confirmed. WITNESS my hnnd nnd the seal of Thursday par* of the flight was com* tuition scholarships in academic follows, to-wit: pleted without incident and Cadet course, value $1.55 each. Honda numbered from 1 to 20 to mn- the Circuit Court of the Seventh JuWhite flying alone, started on the re­ It*. University of Kentucky, Lex- turn July 1st, 1925. dicial Circuit of the State of Florida, turn trip, becoming turned around ingtun, Ky., partial scholarship, $25. Hnnd* numbered from 21 to 60 to in nnd for the County of Seminole, on and losing his hearings and his sense 20. Itnndolpb-Macnn Academy, mature July lnt, 1926. this 23rd day of May, A. I). 1922. of direction completely almost as Fort Royal, Vn., tuition, $100. Honda numbered from 61 to 90 to (SE A L) E. A. DOUGLASS, Every ounce of soon ns he started. 21. Davidson College, Davidson, mature July 1st, 11*2T. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Instead of flying northwestwardly N. tuition, $60, Hnnd* numltcrcd from 91 to 120 to the Seventh Judicial Cir* White headed his planer almost duo 22. Stonewall Jnrkeon College, mature July l*t, 1928. cult in and for Seminole south. When at a point about forty Abingdon, Vn., pnrtial, $3.50, Ilonds numbered from 121 to 150 to County, Florida. miles southeast of, Immokatee, l.ee 23. Furman University, Green, mature July 1st, 1929. May 22-30- June 6-13 county, hi* fuel tank ran dry nnd hi* ville, S, (*.. tuition, $60. Hand* numbered from 151 to 180 to mjth i : ok ati.K o r * 100.000.00. «r:>iplane erntihed. The plane was comThe Tabitha Jordan Curry Lee mature July 1st, 1930. in o i .i : « ot >t v » ri.on ms. a I'Kit pletely wrecked, but White escaped Fholnrshlp, .„t,t., Jud*on College, Marlon, Homl* numbered from 181 to 210 to . i :m ‘ m i'iiuv i :*i i : m im u o Injury. Ain., tuition, $60. mature July 1st, 1931. , , „ , , . . ............ . . Notice Is liercl.)' given Hint '"'-ale'l II.- stayed with the wrecked plane 25, College of Charleston. CharHnnd* numbered from 211 to 210 to .m r. . u*.i i-> n,*> ito.irJ ir- >ifieri tiiroiiKh silk. Not lung but th, mature Commissioner* of until the sun had sunk far enough to leston, S. C„ tuition, $-50. maiurt Julv »iuiy 1st isi, Ifltt juj— , County ptnrlil* ut .......for give him his direction. Then White 26. n (irt„ r \y church Memorial. finest qu ality Roes into a Honey Boy (binds numbered from 211 to 2711 to . - «.->i* * it-inv 'lay* from it.e first • < . , a iiulilb-atlon of tbl* notice ami up to am) "Ia*t*d to walk toward the northwest -.rholnrahip, $13. L e a 'lin g retail Rrocers sell it. mature July 1st, 1933. until ihr.r ..clock p. m <m the -Iml nf Jim*. A I' ISIS el thr Court! looking for sign* of human habitation •_»». s. Cunningham memorial Ronds numbered from 271 to 300 to Sl)tfl,ri)i item1n ttaunt y# KIcrMa. f -r lb* |>urrh.<»* of )Ioa.#s-t ftO. F L O R ID A GROCERY C( hut finding none. scholarship, Hen, IVnhody College for mature July 1st, 1934 . . . , , Hemlnnl* County. Flurlil i, < i • < D1STKII1UTORS, I’AI.ATKA. With his clothing torn to tatters, Teachera, Nashville, Tenn.. $130. Ilonds to be numbered from 101 to p p. u itm i Itnr.Us Sant t mils t.c ir , .. . . . , .. , i t , . i .i i r. Ul tie- rat* of sl\ |-*r ciilovu and bitten almost beyond endurance 2H. William nnd Mary ,College, 625, Loth numbers inclusive, to bear „ „ r a,1(nim ar(. i,0 <iat*-l Jutv t*t. l>11 li.t*r*st puyaMe seml-annuallr on by the swarms of mosquitoes in the Williamsburg. Vn.. tuition. $50. , , Innusrj i»t. in f July 1st. of each year. swampy saw grass, darkness over­ 39. Hero schol nr ships, amounting bered from 301 to 625, both numberi i ti ;.r( u<ui t. ul inter, st J>t>«t>le at , , . , c nn /. .1 New Vork, 'in the State ef New York, look White in the edge of the Hig j, $2,225. SEYMOUR, IND. J " inclusive to mature 30 years after the ,al(J i,rin« of tn* itetiomlnattoa Cypress and he prepared to sp.-nd tho Applicant* must i.e lineal descennight under n tree. During the night (dents of Confederate veteran*, must l l l l l l l l l l l l l g l l l l M I I R I I D I I l M r i S X i l H I I I I M I B u n n ■■■■■■■■■■■■ B H IIB ■■■■■■■ U i l B I I I B I I H H I I I I ■■■■■■■■■■■!!! one of the huge panther* that infest |m> endorsed bv president of the div■ a * that remote section chased the avia- j*i„n an.l chairman of education of tor into the branches of tlm tree, and the state of It. D. C. Applicant* there he remained until daylight tnust be prepared to pass entrance drove the l«-nit away. (examination for the college for Continuing his tramp, foodless and *hirh they apply. Scholarship* are with only the swamp water to quanch available for four year* or until atuts thirst, young \\ hite was picked dent completes the course or fails to in* I ritjny wenlng nUiut 5 u clock by ntnki* proper trrntlc, except Univerilty a Seminole Indian nnd was taken to „f Virginin scholarships, which are .the camp of n small band of the sou- ||m|t*d t-. two years, them Rent mole*. There he spent the night, proceeding Saturday to anoth­ KII.I.S IIIS lU Iim iE K er camp several miles distant. On the way two of the searching planes I Hr Tl»r Unirlitlfil I*'mss| from Carlstrom Field were sighted ANDKRSON, S. C., June I I. While but signals front the young aviator, and his Seminole guide were not seen 1*,rtn',lriK 1,1 *h'‘ >'nr‘l ot the home of nnd the planes passed on. hi" ^,nr,,n," ,,n,, h,»wlnK n "l^pinir inSaturday afternoon the aviator and ,nnl in hi" ttTm* IV,rr Slu,w w" » *h,,t his Indian' guide reached Kennedy and kill'd here yesterday afternoon Carson’s ranch where the night was by hi* brother Eugene Shaw, m Another brother w-as present nnd npssrd nnd White lind the first meal 3 of white man's grub he had eaten tired several shot* at Eugene as he since Thimdny morning. Early ye*-,ran ri*r"Ugh the yard after the shootThe dollars growers The high dollar rtcewed The dollars returned by terdny morning Carson started with ir,r’ Tr,,tif>inK lhe ruron''r’1 from speculative buyer) by the cooperating growers commercial marketing agettOM While in a buckU.ard for Iinmokalco j " ry> Sh" w he hi# ,)r" ’ on the way another searching plane|,hl' r n" ‘ tw ,ny,nif hv ’niFhl hit "a * sighted and Carson and White the baby, but tbe brother Ignored the signaling with a sheet, attracted the wanting. Eugene was Inter arrested attention of the flyers, the plane at Helton. At the jail it was found he was suffering front n slight wound making a landing. in the head. \\ hite was taken aboard and tho I’eter Shaw is survived by bis wld* plane made the return flight to Cari*tnun Field, reaching there shortly ■iw and three small children. before dark yesterday evcn'ng. While suffered no III affect* of his harrow* in the t ircutt Court of the Seventh Ju­ ing experience beyond a myriad idtes dicial Circuit of Florida, in and for When you sell grapefruit or oranges to a speculative or commercial buyer you of mosquitoe*, the fright caused by get leas than he believes it is worth. thr County of Seminole. the visit nf the panther in the Hig CITATION The purchaser of your fruit expects to mnke a profit anti the amount he agreea Cypress and the exhaustion of his to pay you is figured just that much below the anticipated selling value. walk, in which ho coveted at least ^city of Sanford, a Municipal Corpora* fifty mile* of tlie worst country in tlon, by nnd through C- E. Henry, More, the average privately owned marketing agency must sell the fruit it han­ south Florida, S. O, Chase, nnd Forest Lake, com­ dles for lower prices than are obtained by the co-operating growers, in nine casea Four big llrtvilnnd planes reques­ a posing the City Commission of the ■ out of ten! ted by Commandment Itoyso of CarlCity of Snnford, Florida, 'Irom Field, fmm Montgomery, Ala.,1 vs. Why? Because the speculators and commercial buyers have not been able to arrived at the field about 5 o'clock The State of Florida, ex rcl Geo. A. establish the reputation for dependable grade, pack und quality that ia had by Scaldyesterday afternoon. The planet left PcCottex, State Attorney for the sweet grapefruit and oranges in all the markets. Montgomery nt daylight yesterday Seventh Judicial Circuit of the H ■ morning nnd made the trip of apstate of Florida, Because, too, the consuming public is slower to buy the comparatively unknown proximnte'y 600 miles without inci- Xo th„ C|tUcn, nm| Tnx-Pnyers of the ■ ■ and non-advertised brands than it is to purchase citrus fruits sold under the na­ ■ City of Sonford, Florida: ■ tionally advertised and well-known Sealdaweet trademark. ■ Whereas, a petition bus been filed in ■ ■ ■ If* \W Mill 1922 l>. It C, the nlwive styled cause by the City of When a speculative or strictly commercial marketing ngency buys your fruit it : ■ SCHOLARSHIPS SOON Snnford, Florida, by and through C. must, therefore, pay you enough less for the crop than the expected worth at time ■ ------K. Henry, S. O. Chase, ami Forrest : ■ of shipment to provide margins fo- price-cutting nnd for profit. ■ The United Daughter* of the Con- Lake, comprising tho City Commission ■ N fcderucy has recently issued a hub A’f the City of Snnford, Florida, setTlie growers' own marketing agency can sell the fruit of its members for the ■ ■ l<tin in which is enumerated the forth the fact Hint nn election high dollar, because it deals in advertised goods, which consumers buy quickly, nnd ■ scholarship* granted nnd now offered wn* held throughout the City o f Snn■ because it sells under a brand that means something to the trade. ■ by this organisation, which in all for f',r,L Florida, on the 17th day of May, ■ ■ the year* 1921 nnd 1922 are nearly A* I*. 1922, to determine whether that The Florida Citrus Exchange nas nc stockholders and pays no dividends nor one hundred. In the past year tho certain ordinance entitled "An Ordl■ profits. Every dollar realized for the fruit of the members, less actual cost of sell­ ■ U, !> C. has given over $100,600 in nance Providing for an Issue of ilonds ■ ing. is paid to them, through vhe sub-Exchango and local associations. They get ■ scholarship*, the educational work *>>* th# City of Snnford, Florida, in the what their oranges and grapefruit are worth when marketed. being a gn at feature of the U. I). C. sum of $625,000.00 for Municipal Pur: ■ activities. * j poses; the Proceed* Derived front the ■ ■ Join the Florida Citrus Exchange and receive the high dollar for Srolnrshlpse still open are as fo b ,Male Thereof to bo Used for Huilding ■ lows, nnd applications must be ad- and Constructing n Municipal Huitdyour fruit. Consult the manager of the nearent association or subdressed to Mrs A. R. Hnrper, Cinlnr*. ing, for the Extension of Park Avenue ; ■ Exchange or write the business manager at Tampa, Florida. ville, chnirntun of the edueationul de- Northward Into the Waters of Lake partment of the Florida Division of Monroe, fur the Extension of tho the U. D. C.. t Prainngo and Sewerage System, for 1. Marion Institute, army and Constructing Paved, Macadamized or navy school, Marion, Ain., tuition Other Hard Surfaced Streets, and for scholarship. $160. Funding nnd Paying the Outstanding, 2. Hn-nnu College conservatory, Floating indebtedness of tbe City of Gainesville, tuition $100. Sanfurd, Florida, Evidenced by Vouch* 3. St. Mary's School, Memphis, cr* Heretofore Issued and Authorising tho Mayor of the City of Sanfurd, Tenn., tuition, $100. S ■ 4. Springside School, Philadei- Florida, to Call an Election to Deter* a n mine the Question a* to the Issuance Idun, Pa., tuition $300. ■ ■ ■ I i F THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. F IN E HH / ASSILK B lis h JV B Ih n q ir !* i ( W h y sell fru it fo r less w h e n J. I 4 you m ay g e t th e h igh d o lla r? t, ■ i H i -1 F f *i •A * s , / g y 7H e F LO R ID A I td*i; -• - eSri1.. - ' . CITRUS EXCHANGE j, ■ i �* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 13,1922 PAG! FIVE CisS *' ’r n m rr. ; mm SPECIAL BARGAINS— 10 ACRES, 5 TILED, $3,500; 2 STORY DWELLING, ON CORNER LOT, $3,000 H. B. LEWIS -I’m Going Right Straight Back to Ur Dear Old Florida Home," at Ilin- JOE D . CHITTENDEN ■“ “ ■s k s ." " ” SOCIETY dnya hero with her eiattr, Mrs. Har- MRS. SWANSON IS FREED 'low nt night and ever since her uncle bids that are not satisfactory. rold. AT PRELIM INARY HEARING j hnd left aho never wertt without the Address nil communications to C. J. [ nnni»t*r’* Piano Store, Wei aka HELD HERE YESTERDAY pistol and she was constantly on thq the Ryan, City Manager, Sanford, Flori­ LUCKY TH IRTE EN BRIDGE alert to keep her father from doing da. G-7-onw-im MRS. Fit HI) D A I G B R , Society Editor. iGuQtltiurM from 1’iCf Out) CLUB. bodily injury to her mother. Upon Phone 217-W He Daily Herald Delivered to your I t I li a t i l . I l f f r l r n * . t U H U # r o w An enjoyable social event of yea* neck as her head was pressed back being asked if she thought her moth* I f y n o o r * s o l a s s n y n h r r . o r t o ail a s **r six day* a week for IB eent»— — THE WINNERS homa, o r U a r e r a t r r t a U t a f , w r i t . tordny, was the morning bridge party nnd then the shut was fired as she cr was in danger sho said, “ I did." • p o s t a l r a r s to t h i s A a p a r f a w a t , s t r t u given by Mrs. F; E. Roumillat, nt her ®“ w nn nr™ K° UP. »ho struggled out “ My mother was about to bo killed jola the throng* of reader*. S r (a l i a , o r I r l r k p o a r t h * Itraa. f l w i l l 0 * s r . a l l y ap p rrrla trd . lovciy homo on Palmetto avenue, of the arm and was so excited she ami there was no other wny to pre­ Hirald want ads get result*. when she entertninod the members of ra" int‘* the mnin part of tho nouso to I vent it except to shoot.' the Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club. the telephone hnd called up Dr. Tolar Upon question of defense said she CALENDAR (Junntitios of spring flowers, nd- nn<' Uien Dr. Stevens and failing to could have shot her father any time H e n ry McLaulin, Jr. Wednesday—Reception nt the Baptist omed the various moms where tho Kct " ,l officer had urged Norman to if such had been her intention and K° to town for one. Witness Iming 1she could not have prevented her futhOPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Church, in honor of Dr. and Mrs. curd tables were arranged. The gnme of bridge proved most examined on stand said Swanson hnd or from cutting her mother any other F. D. King and family nt 8 P. M. interesting, and when scores wero b«eu Hkc a son to her since her own way. Attorney Dickinson went on tho Wednesday—Mr*. Hurry B. Lewi* counted, it wns found that Mrs. Da- 80,1 *lI'd died and led her nruund and j vid Caldwell held high score among j daughter Frances had been compelled stand and said that Friday morning will entertain the members of the rnim home to take cure of her nf- McDougnll hnd approached him and Merrie Matrons Bridge Club, at her the club members, and was awarded home on Mngnolia avenue at 9:30 n dainty boudoft* cap, while the high tor son's death A fte r Norman hnd wanted him to defend him in the diA. M. score prise, among tho guests, n bot- gone to shops to work she had trou- vorcc proceedings hut Dickinson reWednesday—Mrs. B. W. Herndon will tie o f toilet water, wns presented to blc with husband over the making out fusing hnd turned aside and snid, “ I o f pay rolls on farm nnd upon several will go out and finish the thing myentertain nt bridgo at the Seminole Mrs. G. Davis Hart. occnsions he had come into house nnd self." Sanford, Fl* Hotel in honor o f Miss Louisa Do Following the awarding of tho |1! Bait. 1st St. State’s Attorney DeCottes then adCottes, at 8 P. M, ] prises, the hostess served a delicious told daughter and mother he would eut their throats nnd once when dressed the judge and tho people asThursday—Circle No. 4 of tho Mctho-f icc course. « u aa Frnnccs had gone into the librnry for scmhled nnd said licit he hnd heard dist church will have a spend the n book McRougiill mine up to her much about the case on tho outside, Arc a few o f the ninny hundreds IlKEN-W ILLIAM S day party at the home of Mrs. J. C. and said: "Danin you, I will cut your had Wen given much advice, had thnt have purchased "E X ID E " Hnll on Celery avenue. Tho following announcements have throat, too.” Sho hud sent for her sis j hoard that unless he hound tho de­ Batteries from us. Nearly three been received: ter and hrothcr-in-lnw ns they hnd do fendant over or had it done he would years sales and not one to go Mrs. Thomas Andrew Williams Miss Normn Griffin of Kissimineo cidcd to have a divorce and settle- lose his job nnd Hint he wanted to say wrong. announces the mnrringo of his wns tho week-end guest of Miss Snr . ment of property and McDougnll had he had told tho coroner's Jury Satur­ Insist on an “ E X ID E ” daughter itn lake. told her brother then thnt he in­ day there wns no caso against the de­ Battery Ora Estcllo tended to cut her throat nnd after her fendant nnd it being his duty as to The Battery is the life o f the car. Miss Carolyn Spencer left this af­ brother’* departure she and her State’s Attorney to find a ease if po#i » Mr, John Cook Dccn W E RE-CHARGE A N D REternoon for Gnlncsv:llo where she Will daughter had been in constant dread silde, that such a case was iinposnilile m You ( in Find the Name of on Monday the twelfth of June l'A IR A L L M A K E S attend summer school. o f the threats nnd were afraid to stny ami the state had no enso nnd lie ask­ * Emy Uve Professional and nineteen hundred and twenty-two BATTERIES in the house when Norman was down ed that the defendant bo discharged. ft Holiness Man in Sanford in Jacksonville, Florida. William Mnllom left for Gainesville town. Upon cross examination of Attorney Dickinson said that it was ft ThU Column Each Day today where ho will attend the Uni­ state about shooting snid she did not not the law of self defense they were ft At home after July first nt 901 107 West First SI.------Rhone 518 versity Summer School. see McDougnll after he was shot nnd invoking but the law of defonsa of u f t e u n f t f t f t f t f t Magnolia avenue, Sanford. did not hear him say anything. That parent or other relative that gave one she hud thirty years of trouble nnd the right to alumt in defense, the Miss Sarita Wike and her house ST. AGNES GUILD George A. DeCottes just recently had instituted divorce right to defend any member of the guests loft yesterday afternoon for The members of the St, Agnes proceedings against him. Asked if family and if a homicide is committPass-a-Grillo where they will attend Attorney at-Law Guild held n splendid meeting yoster- she told nnyhody nbout his threats, ted in this defense the law say* it is a house party. Om Keuirole County Bank dny afternoon nt the home of Mm. said: "Yea, she hnd gone to Ben Justifiable. Archie Betts on Palmetto avenue. 11ANFOHD -:- FLOKID'A Monroe after McDougnll hnd choked Judge Stringfetlow said thnt under Miss Myrtle Warner of Daytona Several matters o f importance were her nnd asked for protection. Hnd the circumstances nnd since the and Mr. Herbert Masters of Port discussed during the business session asked Mr, l-akc if some means of pro­ stnto's attorney had no case against S. 0. Shinholser Orange were guests o f Miss Zetn among them being plans for bazaar, tection could not be given her. Hnd defendant that ho would discharge Davidson on Sunday. helping with tho covering of the come to Sanford Wednesday to law­ her. Contractor and Builder church. It wns decided that the yer’s office to' make settlement nnd Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Gibson, Mrs. Guild would meet during the summer McDougnll n»ked to May the settle­ jMNFOHI) ... FLORID* Hoy Scout Ince leg khnki breeches Alien Jones and Misses I.oota Evans ns usual, making all meetings social. ment until tho following Thursdny. $1.35 nt Rivers Brothers. 117-1tv and Sadie Sanders motored to Day­ Plans were made and prefected for a She had offered him the Waycroa* SMITH BROS. tona Beach yesterday. picnic to be given the members, next property or $2,300 in cash, lie hud Let Billy HolTimin tell you ubout Monday at Ijike Mary. been staying at the Weeks home un­ Radio; it don't cost anything. fiO-Ctc Garage and Machine Co. At the conclusion o f business, the til recently nnd had always risen nfMrs. Claude Howard, .Miss Mary Expert Auto Repair Work Howard nnd Mrs. Symmcs, Sr., leave b< stess Served nn ice course, Among ter the family was up hut Saturday If it’s a piano, wo know how. Call Phone JO Corner First and Oak tomorrow for Michigan, where they the members present yesterday were morning had been clown some time be­ 498. 00-tfc-m Mo-dames, A. W. Lee, W. M. Ueldlng, fore the rest of them hnd wakened. will sepnd the summer. Clarke Leonardy, A. /.Inzer, Paul Big­ “WE DELIVER TH E GOODS’ Mrs. Swanson was then put on the Second wheels, 8^x11, only Mrs. Lake, Sr., who has been spend­ ger*, Chris Mathews, M. Minnrlk, stand nnd said she hnd been living 50c per 1,000, while they Inst, nt Quick Service Transfer ing the winter with her son, Mr. For­ Clifford Pralaxly, S. M. Lloyd, John here 18 years, was with her mother Herald office. (f — -w rest I-ako on Park avenue, has left to Lt'onnrdi, R. W. Pearman, nnd Fred Saturday morning in their room, had Storage Facilities Why pay more? Tho Berger Steel The Country Club and Golf Links nr* Daigor, Jr. dressed and come down just behind visit her other son in Jacksonville. tiltor, $2.25. See us before you buy. U »* plow* you, tell others; if no her mother about 3:50, Mother hnd almost completed. You will want th* tell u». Phone 498 CIRCLE NO. 4 led the way into the kitchen and she — Elder Springs Water Co. Phone best In everything in the Jack Holland who has been the 61-2tc The members o f Circle No. 4 of the had just started to step down from 311. guest of Walter Connelly, for tho Sporting Goods Line post week, left yesterday for St. Methodist Church, will have a spend the bath room door into the kitchen B. W. H E R N D O N BIDS WANTED Petersburg, where he will open a law the day party, Thursdny at the home when she heard n scuffle in the kitch­ We are agent* for the Celebrated of Mr*. J. C. Hall on Celery avenue. en nnd turned round saw her father Notice is hereby given that tho City office. Insurance A gen cy All members arc requested to bring with his left hand draw back the head Commissioners o f tho City of San­ Flit B—A UTO— BONDS of her mother against his breast and ford, Florida, will receive scaled hid# Spaulding Line o f Golf Mr. Francis Hoskms of Orlando thimble, nnd needles. his right hand held >• butch.r knife up to the nleht o f .limn ?Gth, 10^**,* who has been visiting this week hi* Goods ROOF GARDEN CLUII ready to draw it across her mother’s from nil persons desiring to bid on tho uncle, Mr. C. M. Berry of the West throat. She drew her pistol out of the following improvement proposed to he Miss “Jimmie'' l-nng wns hostess Rparton Hoi n Service S id i. has left to visit his mother, Mrs Vivian of Tallahassee. Inst evening to the Roof Garden Club right hand pocket o f her dress nnd made by the City Commissioners, ralrontxe your home merchant* la -----------AT-----------everything you need to purchaae. W* nt a swimming party nnd picnic lun­ fired nt him holding the pistol in her namely: right hand extended full length. Her On 12 to 20 ton per day rapacity In- are here to stay. Dr. nnd Mrs. I,. R. Phillips, Misses cheon given nt Crystal Luke. Sanford Battery Service Agnes Dumns nnd Marion Phillips The Club met nt the Itnptist church mnthcr scrambled out o f the arm o f cinerntur or Cremator, latest imnrovnnd Raymond Phillips nnd Miss Lillie nt seven o’clock nnd held a short bus­ hcr fnthcr and she was in doubt a* to ed; price to ho on manufacturer* Company Farnsworth, motored to Daytona iness session, when completed they whether she had hit her mother or specification, nnd to include all costa were joined by several young lady the father until the mother ran into of erection. Tho Commissioners reBeach yesterday afternoon. visitors nnd young men, in cars where the other part of the house scream- serve tho righ^ to reject any and nil SANFORD N O V E L T Y ing. Her father looked toward her In compliment to Miss Dorothy they sojourned to Crystal Lake. W ORKS standing sidewise, turned nnd went Kumph, who has just returned from A fter enjoying swimming nnd the the Woman's College at Tnllahssseo playing of several old familiar games, out the screen door to the side porch ■ '• t\ COLDER, Prop. Fin., Miss Agnes Dumns entertnined a delightful picnic luncheon with ice nnd she did not know then that she jj hnd hit him. As she shot the knife ■ nt a swimming party at Palm Springs tea was served by the hostess. General Shop and M ill At u Inter hour the party of about had been dropped on the floor. He • yesterday afternoon. forty returned to the city, all voting turned round on the outside porch as * W ork their appreciation o f the dcttghtfu) if to come hack into the kitchen nnd * William Wndbrook, the second son laid down in the doorway with his « CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDEfc of Mr? E. E. Wndbrook of our San­ evening spent. hands under him. She followed her " ford Country nnd Golf Club, entered 111 c« ® « m l a l Street Banfard. F . « the U. S. Naval Academy nt Annapo­ Six by nine wool and fibre rugs mother into the house. It wns nil in n * $8.98 nt River* Brothers, Sanford ave­ flash and being cross questioned said * lis. Md. This makes two sons of Mr. nue. C7-4tc thnt site thought her mother was in S Wndbrook now nt Annapolis, danger of being killed and she fired. J (ieo. W. K n igh t Wns within six or eight feet from him ■ MAURETANIA SETS RECORD Dr. and Mrs. Ben Caswell and ^ tale nnd Insurance when she shot. Told the same story a There is no business more personal A‘VF0,lD •=• *:• FLORIDA guests Misses Anna Lou and Kather­ ns her mother nbout the Double over HIV Tfcr (M u r l a l r S l * m * I ine Huff nnd Winnctte Manning, Mr. than banking. NEW YORK, June 13.—Tho stcam- the pay check* nnd the fear of the nnd Mrs. J. D. Woodruff nnd Howard father nnd about staying down town P. Smith were n congenial party mo­ j.hip Mauretania whin^i arrived yester­ Sanford Machine W e seek to establish and maintain toring to Daytona Bench yesterday day ut Southhampton, set two new while Norman was nt lodge us they were afraid to go home. Told aliout world’s record* for speed oti her latest close personal relationships with our afternoon. Foundry Co. voyage, said n cablegram received occasions when father had threatened customers. f***r»I Machine and Boiler Work: Dr. Sheldon M. Morris, Mr*. I/Jttie yesterday by the Cunard line. Tho her and her mother with his knife, Dempsey, Miss Marjorie Dempsey Mauretania, which left New York on thnt hu had turned her and said he Feci free to consult us on bus­ C,llkt,r Grinding; DeLuxe Pis tone; nnd D. J. Haley of Jacksonville mo­ June 0, arrived at Cherbough, at 3 a. would cut her throat. That she had iness m atter with which you may be ° ’ ,r,il( Hi"ia and Pina; Flywheel tored from Jacksonville yesterday in., yesterday, with a crossing to her asked in lake’s office nt tho bank if credit of five days, eight hours and 10 something could not he done for their and are the gutsta o f tho former** concerned, and be assured o f a cor­ * ** Gear [lands; Crank Shaft* r#sister, Mrs. JJoe Hnrmtd. Dr. Mor­ minutes. The Kaiser Wilhelm dor protection. Friday morning had gone J dial welcome. nenta for Call!* Inboard and ris nnd Mr. Haley nnd Miss Demp­ Grosso in January, 1900, set a rec­ with mother to Railroad shops to get Aboard M otor,.---------- Phoo* 61 sey loft this morning for Clearwater ord o f five days nnd 10 hours for tho husband to go with them to county Judge’s office to swear out a peace where Dr. Morri* was called by tho Now York to Cherbough trip. Thu Mauretania docked nt South­ warrant or hill of complaint for pro­ illness of his father, W. M. Morris. Hnd told MofTets and several Bayfield Carburators They will also go to Sarasota, to in­ hampton at 11 a. m. yesterday. Tho tection. others nbout threats o f father and Kaiser Wilhelm dor Grosso, making a spect his Inrgt orange grove. Miss •''•tailed and Guaranteed by Dempsey going on to Tampa, where direct trip from New York to South­ said she would kill him if he touched ■ In November, 1807, set up a hrr mother. On cross examination ■ ^nford Battery Service she will visit n few days before going hampton STRENG TH -FROGRESS-SE R V IC E mark o f five days 17 hours and 8 min­ said she said she kept the pistol all ( ■ to Poss-a-Grille to join a house par­ the time uter. and kept it under her pil^ BBBaBBB1BBBaBBBBaBBBBBBaBaBBBBBBBaBBBBBBaaBaBBBBBBBB Company ty. Mrs. Dempsey will spend a few I Forest Lake E. M. Galloway W. H. Hand J. S. Dinkle T. W. Lawton J. L. Miller John Bell J. G. Bell T. L. Dumas John Russell Bob Walthour D. C. Marlow C. R. DufVin B. II. Guthrie SrJ f a is j : PROFESSIONAL : AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY KAY BROTHERS PLAY GOLF HILL HARDWARE COMPANY • PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS : & any : The Seminole County Bank .• ' b ' ** “ 4 * *1(3 V f * -' . m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 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/167833e9a46558362349c38302b386b7.pdf 8792aa779dd7cc254d11652647980631 PDF Text Text City S u b stan tial" The SanfordDailyHerald SANFORD “The City Substantial" IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMI1ER 08 SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, JU N E 14. 1922 VOLUME HI- VOLSTEAD ACT INVOKED BY AST. LOUIS BREWER WHO THEN SAILS FOR GERMANY After G e ttin g D rin k s ' on A m erican V e sse l Squawks A b o u t It LASKER CALLS HIM YOUNG JACKSONVILLE FIREMAN HEATED SESSION FOLLOWS FOUND DEAD THIS MORNING NEAR THE UNION STATION ACTION REMOVAL CROWD Had Ileen Killed and Robbed So tbe Police Say— Was 28 Years Old and Married IN MEETING AT PALATKA SAYS FLORIDA GETS WORST IN ALL RATES TO SEND PETITION State Division Was Plea J acks onvi l l e ! ; <' >i>v.coig.* r . Smith, 28, of Thos. Shackleford married, private in the local fire department, was found with a bul­ let above tlie heart by a crew of the Florida Enst Coast switch enof Hillsborough irine this morning within a stone’s throw of the Union station. \ olice believe robherv was the motive. The body was found in a clump of hushes by the tracks between Lee street and Broad street via­ ducts. Employes a t the station heard a shot fired at 10:15 last HOSKINS SHOWS I. C. C-. W H ERE COM night and believed it was the one which killed Smith. TO I.ET.ISI.A TU RE ASKING FOR FLORIDA C.ETS IT IN TH E RANI) CONCERTS TO BE RESUMED BY OUR BAND COLLECTIONS MADE IIY M1TTEES HAVE KEEN TURNED IN 0 |NWVl'lM.I>'V o 's")UKAI.'a B**U T^ SEl.|.lNt; IIOOZE—(JE TS HIS Committee* from the various civic .>■. |kr or la ird I’ rraal organizations appointed to raise funds CT 1 0 UIS, Juno 14.—Charging the for the hand during the week May Halted State* being “incomparably tie biggest bootlegger in the world, 1st to Oth have turned in their final .utter written by August A. Busch, report* which show $088.45 collected. rrrtidcnt of the Anheuwr Dutch Co., The followins individuals roHcctcd Uilf fnr« ute to Europe aboard the the sum set opposite their names. In ,..imfhtp George Washington nnd uddition there were u great many «Wh hns lien fonverded to Preri- smaller..................................... amounts collected by Individ* dttu Haring w#» mrde publiJ here un|H not un the committee: tciliy tigvthcr with nu nccompnnynig G. F . Smith $100.00 Utter by Adolphus Dutch, his son. Ed. Higgins "5-00 62.50 T>.e third letter by Anhcuscr Busch, Mrs. R. E. Tolur 71.60 Incorporated, addressed to members Fred .W illiam s............... of coiigrv.*' requests an Investigation :iloo Mrs. J . T. Brady 20.00 of the enfuiv» meiil department of the W. E. Scoggan .... 01.00 government in relation to the prohibi­ Rnndull (’hast! ... ...... 25.00 tion s.t. The letter of August Busch A. K. Rossiter .............. 24.00 *Mrr«icd to his associates suid he Fred Wnlsmn . . i n amazed h learn the shipping 23.00 F. Woodruff board u el* were the wettest on the 18.00 W. M. McKinnon 13.00 ocean. Denne Turner There has been disbursed from this WASHINGTON, Juno 14.—“Nclth- fund the folowing amounts: it th« \ -lead act nor the eighteenth April concerts $200416 aRundm< ni apply to American ships May concerts ....... . 278.50 c.t- !• iIk three mile limit" ClinirCost nnd printing of tngs . 02.60 DELEGATES FAVOR CHANGE IN THE AMERICAN TRADE MOVEMENT AS FIRST MOVE NECK CAPITAL REMOVAL AND CAM­ PAIGN TO HE MADE ATLANTA, June 14.—Florida is PALATKA, Juno 14,— Planning to getting a very poor deal in the class make intensive campaigns in nil coun­ freight rate adjustment proposed by ties in Peninsula Florida where an or­ the carriers in the southern clnss rate investigation of the Interstate Com­ ganisation has not already been per­ merce Commission her?, said Charles fected nnd to present to the next leg­ S. Hoskins, traffic manager of the islature a monster petition from the Peninsula section asking for capital In Federation of Labor Convention and ANant Tampa Board of Trade, at the conclu­ removal, the bonrd of directors of the sio n of the Tuesday’s session nt which 1 Consolidation Floridn Capital Removal Association the proposed rnte adjustment from nil adjourned late yesterday after a ses­ origins to points in the Florida peninsion that was history-making in Flori­ ( I l f The Asaoeln lrd Press) pay auln were presented for th# railroads CINCINNATI, June 1 1.— Delegates miners would he the basis for da. by James Menzics, freight traffic throughout the central competitive As a representative of Hillsborough fnvoring radical change in Americnn field, which In turn is the basing scale mnnnger of the Atlnntic I onst Line county, Thomas Hhackloford, who trnde union movement made their for all other soft coal fields, operat­ Rnilwny. To Tampa front Atlanta, the cai- fought all day for the inclusion of nn first move in the Federation of Labor ing union mine*. nssertive of state division In the “The miners nro ready to meet the rlers propone a rate of 202 In cents organization’s program, In preference convention todny by introducing a operators of the central competitive per hundred pounds first clnss, instead to cnpitnl removal, resigned his vice­ resolution for nlmngiimntlon existing a substantial tonnage basis of the rnte of 174 ns nt present. To presidency when the hoard went on unions by industries into single organ­ Tam p, from Clnrlnlr.il U » r record ns sticking to the original pur­ ization. the strike." said Mr. Green. !» rate of 290 inwtond of — -, from pose of the organization to promote Information ns to the operators who Memphis a rate of .80 instead of CINCINNATI, June 14.—That n were bring brought together for the 220’ , ; from « hKngo J 0 » .l« d o capital removal. Mr. Shackleford's movement for iiiuvciiieiii hns o*»» been mvii under ......... way » “, --.. «. O lG 'j: from New York (all m ill 00'. resignation was not acted upon, it some time among the coal operators conference was acking. Mr. Green J i being the sense of the meeting that the proper place l •t.■ ! - ic-ignncome together in conference with the if a sufficient tonnage had been h.o t , L>ju m.u.B, ........... »|on wns to the organization which of Mr. Menzics staled that the carrier miners looking n settlement miners looking to to n settlement of of the the together together until unti he ic saw »w the nnhes " propose an adjustment in which pro- had named hint. iiuliuiiul mill .trike rre. -dmlttod here ah...... " IU|W *° “ “ ml fix e , t . J,..k ..,„ Mr. SherkleM 1 unalterably »■ B»r. Lasker declared today in a letye.tercl.yh, IVIIII.n. Orron. eerreUry along « t h the■I'lnn. I , ,n,. J e r k e n n - t» W '»' ■'Ians, B»yt.r t \il >i| hus Ilusch. Confirming i .. proposition $611.35 the United Mine Worker. A If the JT .» C - eon.h! giving ...h r , thn. he hehere,h <- h r, that alcoholic be­ | Leaving an amount of $105.45 to dc .......... drinks - .......- were but that state division is The eutem rnt rvn. mode ’>> M ' ^ .1 ,|nte thnt n .y.letn of through rote, from not- impossible, .............. I.ot th, expenses of the hand. ing served on \merit nil ships nt sea, f rj|y Green, following a report from Clove- went through the (ariiesi « " > ^ Rni(, thl,t not only possible l-ut pml-.-hle. Ho Lsskcr asserted' the shipping hoard j ThfJ riMUits „f Bunk Week weie very cited that Sen. Moses, of N- .' Hamp­ h»l ap: .1 this custom “both "both from ^ app ointing to thoso who had this shire, had promised that henever Ifc. -I,,....... it of legal right nnd from m atter in charge nnd rnther than Florida feels thnt It should lw> 'llvided the •t.tndp" nt of life and security of hnve the citizens of Snnford deprived thnt he would see thnt the I nitexP cur i ti •V merehhnt* marine. The of these concerts the Chamber of States puts it through. Mr. Shncklo­ ihipping Lniird has permitted and will Commerce has made arrangements to ford snld he did not believe that cith­ continue to permit the serving of give a gala dunce at Lark Mary l a* er Senator Fletcher or Senator T ram­ neror Whmged. f t ........... thn. He ..id « . . . the c .r r t .r . ..ropo.e med Would Introduce the proper bill |i<l. r •• it - - hips." he continued, "so *ino Thursday, June 29th. Bandmas­ e ^ r o ffW r o tr o n le g t u S 2 1 brig ii« foreign flags are allowed to ter Ball hat been appointed chairman bled to insure «. conference of opera- only two or three large operators n higher rates to the coast cities than or resolution In the Republican senate♦r.trr »nd depart from our shores ex­ of the committee on arrangements tors and miners, lie explained thnt it i the Hocking Valley field have be d nt present, l>ecnuse the present rntes to divide Florida, hut did believe that ercising that privilege." Lasker’s lot- and this affair will he given wide would he necessary for operators join I out against going Into a four-state ere too low «n account of the water the United States senate would erv"*6 competitive influences. tir wn- a reply to the communication in g in the conference to control |conference ^.ml these were dominated publicity. Mr. Hoskins vigorously assailed the a new state if thc mnpority of citi­ sddri >sed by Ilusch to Harding with It is hoped that by drawing from enough coal production that any wage by tho Pittsburgh association. Mr. proposed plan of tho carriers, nltho ho zens indicate they wish it. Mr. Shack­ tcferciiic to aldiholic drinks being neighboring communities a large at­ agreement they would make with the Green stated. admitted that under their proposal* leford wus insistent that the people of legularh erved on shipping board tendance will he secured and sufficient runny Interior points would gain sub­ South Florida were indifferent to cnp­ .it ,ea. Matter referred to money ruined to assure the bund the A TTK M IT IS MADE itnl removal, thnt they were only inTO T E ST VALIDITY stantial reductions. k.m Lasher explained since “ President necessary funds to continue their TO BLOW UP DAM COUNTY O FFIC ER S “ Floridn, to use plain langungc, is torcsted in n division of the state, and Harding wn» unacquainted with the weekly concerts. TO 1IIG RESERVOIR F E E LEGISLATION getting It in the neck," declared tho thnt unless thc organization wns will* lubjeit > pi fiivcr." A number of local people have the Tniiiph representative. “The propos­ in*' to adopt a mo*'oe hr riffle r.:l:'.r.g --------mistaken idea that since the hand ha* (HZ T h e A - o r U I r d I V r . O , , «Hr T h e A - * ~ l « l r 4 , for a convention at some near date at WASHINGTON, June 14.— Prohibl- ||MM,n m„ , tfred <n „• a ntilMsrr • -HU TA LLA IIA SSnn, H a,, June 14.— I ItOVlObNCb, June ,4 “ ku"/‘* al of the carriers hns the fingerprints which there might la- an expression of of *ho jobbing interests nnd the little Ilayitea declared nrc rtHriving the same money Tho act of the 1921 legislature pre- ing national guard troops from strike sentiment on the question, he felt thnt tolay in a formal statement referring the city und Chamber of Commerce scribing the remuneration of county duty in Pnwtuxct valley mill towns Jobber* with the removal of port com­ ho wns not n proper member of thc to "Prohibition Afloat" pamphlet i.i paid them. This, however, is not the officers who work on the fee bases to the F lat river reservoir in the town petition which the proposals menns hoard of d im tor*. Other members I’iftl by the Anhcuscr Busch Company case. There are * number of players was Marled on its way to the sup- of Coventry yesterday morning .re- will jnnt up their prices ami the public of the hoard took a similar view, nnd he would at t in a vigorous manner to in the military outfit who nre not re me court yesterday for thc purpose vcnled thut nn attempt had been as usual, will puy thc hill. nt the close of a rnther heated session “The representative* from the in­ rr.fur . the law as soon as the Depart­ members of the city bnnd. Those who of determining its validity. made to dynamite the south gate in he tendered his resignation. terior cities here think they are get­ meat 'd Justice and courts dotermin constituted the city hand have spec­ Attorney General Buford filed be- thc dam to the reservoir which supMajor W. T. Gary, of Ocala, said ting something, hut they nre not. The *d wh- rt- Volstead act applies to ves ialized on concert selections nnd It fore the court a petition for a writ piles many of the textile mills with thnt he thought thc proper place to carriers arc blinding them with reduc­ »»! •uihng under the American flag. wns for tlds service and clnss of mus- of mandamus to compel Ben Shep- woter. tender the resignation was to the II. ,t ■:•■! he would not breuk one low ,lc thnt they were paid. As a military pard, clerk of the circuit court for A full case of 50 sticks of the ex- tions in freight costs over Jackson­ ville, hut obscuring the fnct thnt their Tnmpn Chamber of Commerce which to enforce another. 'organization their repertoire will he Dade county. to file n statement, plosive was apparently used, accord-......... — -----------------sent Mr. Shackleford as its represen­ ’’ fair showing the amount of fees collected ing to state officials. Had the at- .proposal means generally higher class ! chiefly marches nnd it • is ’hardly tative. 8T II'U IS, June 14.—The Anheus- l to # t thcm to put |n the cextra b yhim during the first quarter of tempt been successful, the officials rntes. Of the seventeen members of tho the year. Filing of the statement is added, 2,000,000,0ft0 gallons of water, >The port interests will la- ver> «r-Busch___ ___ ^ ____ ch Company in an __________ announce-1 t|me rt>hCnr*ing for concerts without will time rehenrsing board of directors, twelve were pres­ called for when $5,000 in net revenue i ntho reservoir would have been hnrd hit if tho proposal is Accept* mtnt * " ‘l thc ,,tfCon‘1 *otter wn!‘ ,n ' some compensation. Further partial ! loosed upon villages along tho Paw -.by the commission because the car- ent, including nil section* of thc pen­ tti-.n to the .Shipping Hoard on )nrH of thl, (,nnce t0 |)C held nt Lake has accumulated. insula state. Major Gory, of Ocala, It has been understood for some tuxit river valley. ^ r" wru ^ orin« th,‘ l«l “r|ior c ,lle i’ i--t of liquor sales. The letter J M((ry rH, ino on June 29th for the (roftttnor*! do Pact Bit) The dynamite was exploded hack of j I he carriers through their witness, t- the Anhcuscr Ilusch concern benefit of the band will be given lat- time that the county officers affected by the net would contest its consti- the heavy cast Iron ensing of tho argued that the class rates through* “l reserve the right "to protest ' pr X lo n X . { gate. It tore out n large part of out the peninsula are too low, consid- FORI) COMPANY TO ~bt n tin- United States government ‘ _________________ _ TA K E OVER LINCOLN Mr. Sheppard is understood to the casing, ripped away several feet oring the distance that fuel railroad 1 • German beer to sell on its ships' .n in ia w MOTOR FIRM SOON ani have notified the attorney general of cement faring destroyed the tint- |a p p lies nnd trackage has to be haulII »"l let Americnn le e r Ire "A K U lM i At.Al.VST ACTION ON GOVERNMENT DU>!, (Hr Tkr Aaanrlatrd l‘rraa> some time ago that he would with- liers around it nnd broke the spindle cd, because Honda is a terminal WASHINGTON, June 14.—The SHOALS PROJECT S i the Statement In order 1that holds the gate in place. The |s t .U ," a n J because of the high cost management of tho Lincoln Motor thnt n tnest rase might bo made. gate fell ncross the face of tho of hauling Horidn products. l I.OYD GEORGE thnt a taest case mignt do ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ JJuit Mhe«<l of It. I Mr. Maxwell declared that the rates company, purchased recently nt a re­ I Hr The .% • • © « • I*Ird l*re««) LS RUNNING ENGLAND WASHINGTON, June 14.—PrcsL FAVORS PHARMACY .SCHOOL so thnt no wntrr could escape. proposed to the Carolina* are t »e ceiver’s sale by Henry Ford, will be STRAIGHT INTO A WAR ______ dent Harding is understood to have most brutal ever submitted" nnd quit transferred from Henry M. nnd Wil­ AT FLORIDA U N IVERSITY his s»'ut nt thc hearing. The Louis­ fred C. Lelnnd to the combined Ford I ON DON, June 1 4 .-"P re m le r / t hl ? —GOOD FOR DRUGGISTS AIRMAN W HILE LOST ville Hoard of Trade is preparing to Motor Company nnd Lincoln organ­ 1 George is running this country •“ ... . disposal IN THE EVERGLADES wage a strenuous fight against tho izations, it wns snld hero yostordny. ( ||j T h f l*rr«a| ATE GRASSHOPPERS proposed through joint rulo adjust­ It wns also announced that Henry ST. PETERSBU RG , June 14.— ment from the middle west to tho M. Lelnnd nnd his son would bo re­ ____ i— •tt.icking the British policy on I r « - ' nrM,dent a8 oUt- The establishment of a school of southeast. Tho carriers maintain thnt tained In executive capacities. The Innd and I The view* of the president, ns ouv (Hr The AiaorUtra I'rraal ■ «n, Russia. WM ltntwl, to RcprcsenU- phnrmacy nt thc University of Flor­ TAMPA, June 14.—Cadet Aviator thc gcnernl adjustment they nro pro­ announcement further dt-clared a ida is favored by AV. G. Perry, pres­ Raymond White, lost for three days posing for tho southeast "mny antag­ ^ . - - r ' ” 1 ! " ,l,o Momlell, Wyomlnc. the repebUrealignment of relationships was ident Florida State Phnrmaceuttcal in the Everglades, wns out of tho onize a few local interests" but thut found necessary in order to secure Association in nn nddress at the an­ hospital nnd hack on duty nt Carl- it in the most perfect adjustment of * « « S j l L S ^ f r P»*!o » r^uluc complete assistance of tho Ford re -­ nul convention here todny. Such n t t * Thr S' r ' " C £ k o', nal convention here today. “ ucn' * i »trom field todny, little the worse its kind evor conceived. sources to the Lincoln properties. Mr. - « »P . u rt« to t. « TWjr iw rom thl. ,o f pr oven, of course would do much to raise the ^ hJ> expc|Hcncc am, roildy to fly Ford purchased the Lincoln company foug o njrn(n |n hln story of the experience ||RMtY FORD REDUCES the house. Member* of the commit­ tandard of pharmacists for $8,000,000. Yesterday’s an­ tee declined to indicate whether they the state, he said. White stated thnt after going withCOAL HATCH TODAY— nouncement wns mnde by Harold H. WOTIIER SH E R IFF would recommend action on thn bills .......... ” . „ out food two day* he enughe nnd ate HAD BEEN SU SPEN D ED Emmons, who represented Mr. Ford GONE WRONG I)r. J. II. Wcndlor, m.nng.ng Edlhe found in the hamnr let the whole question go over un­ in the negotiations thnt led to the tor of the I loridn I oat wns In the ^ ^ u y | hp „ kp ON SUNDAY LAWS til Hie December session. WASHINGTON, June I I.—Thc pro­ purchase of tho property. Ilo daclinelty today on bus ness and p-jd the ^ rcmcmber w hlu, hn!, flPC„ in the •Mr Th. \B.arinird There was no intimation as to how ' ,, ___ ____; im iiw uw .. . . . . . . . ............................... ...........- ..............- posni.s en ry ro ru »o posals or of nHenry Ford to reuucu reduce vno tho ed to state whether ho wns speaking Herald office n pleasant visit. .Mr. FORT PIERCE. June 144.—.Shor- the president regarded the proposal era I n ict , flour- " ’r >pn'*cp **ncp J * nunr>* 4, 1921, nnd conj rntei on j,!* rnilroad, the Detroit, ns a representative of the Lclands or wM h!- flrit „frious Bccidfnt. T(jledo n|u, Ironton. whlch oriirin.Uy •ff Ruffner of St. Lucic County, nn- of Henry Ford for lease of the prop- AVcndlcr say. thnt the Post I. flour Toledo nnd Ironton, which originally Ford*. I'hing. r'c,unced he would enforce the Sun- ’ erty beyond the statement thnt he was suspended by the Interstate Com­ Confirmation of reporta that dif­ “blue laws" in Fort Pierce and felt the mntter wne too big to be The voice of the people I* seldom Edward Higgins will return from merce Commission, wns allowed to go ferences over thc conduct of tho plant the county, l>eginnlng next Sunday, considered hurriedly and In what heard in a campaign where money Jacksonville todny with a new I.in- into effect today under final decision led to n break between Mr. Ford and 1 declare* there will he no com- mcmlxr* regard ns the closing period tnlki tbe Lelands also wns unobtainable. [coin car for S. O. Chase of this city. of the commission. Promise. j uf the present congress. ■ io S : . “T r s = ? i s r r . - s r r t i. r *«in" ^ sr.« 'X E �PAGE FOUR the • r , THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 13,1922 PAGE s n 1 1 > STATE WILD L IF E * m i] LEAGUE IS TO HE |* OHGANIZF.D TOMORROW » — T O N IG H T — ! ______ I *s A sUtu ui gaol ration of the Wild M Uh. MfS»‘ r s •* BETTY COMPSON '/It Life league is to affected tomorrow R» m r « — IN— when there is to be a large get-to- ha Gee, It was hot yesterday. Ha gether meeting of all men interested Yes, don't say it. Y E 8 tK lt DAY’S KE.SUI.TS The meeting will tako place at the Ra We knew it but wo thought Florida Slate l.eague Claa.lfled Ada 5c a line. No in the game nnd fish, from tho state. •Hi Maybe it was hotter in the Saying it only makes it hotter. (Firat game of last half of series) ..ad taken for leaa than 25c. Orlando Chamber of Commereo at Ha court houso than nny other At Jacksonville, 4; Daytona, 2. and positively no claaaified spot. However, it was not. Allen Jones, Pierce Griffin, Dill 7:30 p. m., nnd It is expected about At St. Petersburg, 3; Orlando, 2. ada charted to anyone. Caah Tho weather man tips us olT Ra Moyc nnd “Hud” Howard leave to- Lr»0 will attend from out of town At I^ikelnnd, 3; Tampa, 0. moat accompany all ordera. — ALSO— 1 P* this morning with the de­ day for Gainesville where they will points. Count fire worda to a line port that the maximum was The meeting promises to be one of Ra attend summer session nt the Uni­ National league and remit accordingly. unusual interest. A state associa- Hi 99. Now that is going versity. At Hoston, I I ; Pittsburgh, 2. “YEARS TO COME” tion will be formally organized and * * some even in Florida but At New York, 9; Cincinnati, 3. nlong with it we manage to llnrvcy Parrish of lakeland is in there will be interesting discussion of M A Snub Pollard At Brooklyn, 0; Chicago, 8. the city spending n fow days with laws pertaining to wild gnmo In *4 get u good breeze nnd it FOR SALE At Philadelphia, «; St. Louis, II. Comedy hls aunt, Mrs. Kdward Lane, liar- Florida. Refreshments wll be scrv- *a looks like rain today nnd FOR SALE, in this menns cooler weather. vey is n former Sanford boy nnd has ed during the evening which will American l.eague first class Anyhoy, why worry7 ' many friends here who arc Kind to mnkc tho event n doubly interesting * 1 At Chicago, 7; Hoston, 0. ahape, |25P terms or 9200 caah. 490 5:10 A. M. JU N E 13, ID22 see him again. one.—Orlando Sentinel. ^ At Detroit, 0; Washington, 7. Model.— Hive & Walker, In old Ford Maximum 98 Tomorrow— Charles Ray in --------_ \ m At Cleveland, I I ; Philadelphia, 3. Garage. dh-tfp Minimum ........... - ........... 72 Hein in yesterday’s Herald stated A committee of the Seminole coun“Nineteen and I’hyllis”. At St. Louis, 7; New York, 1. 77 thnt Leslie Hill had accepted a posl- t>’ Fish and Game Protective Also- ** Range FOR SALK— 1 ten acre tiled celery Barometer ............ -...-..30.07 tion with (’apt. Wimhish In the In- cintion will attend the meeting in *** American Association fnrm; house nnd bam; special price Eii0aiDiaiaimog0®iiiBi surance department hut Leslie Is Orlando Wednesday night. * * Southwest and cloudy. At Columbus, 8; Minneapolis, 1G. of $8,000.—H. II. Lewis, Joe D. Chit­ really with Col. G. W. Knight in the - ■■ ■ At Toledo, 10; St. Paul, 7. tenden, 100 N. Park Avc. Phone 349. Ra Ra Rs Ra Ra Ra Our references? Those we hire Ra Ra Insurance department. New lino of ginghams nt Rivers At Louisville, 7; Kansas City, G. _________________________ 05-atc had dealings with.— Quick Servlet Brothers, Snnford Avenue. You must At Indianapolis, 7; Milwaukee, 5. KiRaRaRaRaRaRaRa FOR SALK—Three nnd one-third Transfer. GO-tfc-a George Paschal of Jacksonville them to appreciate the values we acres of good tiled Innd, three A-l representing the Tidewater Glass nn? offering. G7-4tc Southern Association. wells. Good house, burn, garage, fruit Chattanooga, 4; New Orleans, 2. Co., wns in tho city today. George --------------------------Our prices aro Just nnd right for trees. Good drainage, cheap.—J . H. Nashville, 4; Mobile, G. says that pooplo who live in glnss Herald want ads get results. dependable service.— Quick Service BI.I Hardin, R. A., Snnford. G7-6tp houses should not throw stones and Little Rock, 6; lllrminghnm, 4. Transfer. 60-tfc-m M FOR SAI.K— Northwest comer of Atlanta, 1; Memphis, 6. people who mnke glnss bottles TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT Ra For Florida: Generally fair Grandview nnd Fifth avenue, 100 tonight nnd Wednesday; should not use them. ______ After one learns the art of Koui> feet ocean front, near Schulte Park, GAMES TODAY A summer bronchial cough keeps Ra continued warm. it isn't neccssnry to buy a car to nu running through to Peninsula Drive, Orlando at St. Petersburg. Nisbct Wingfield of Augusta is in not only the sutTerer but other memdown his neighbors. R z, Ru Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra Pnytonn Reach. A bargain, ten days Daytona nt Jacksonville. the city tho guest of his old friend hers of tho fvmily awake. Alfred Baronly. Rox 195, Pnytonn Reach. Tampa at Lakeland. W. T. Fields. Mr. Wingfield is n ker, 10GI Avondale St., E. Liverpool, ■ •' “ 07-Stc municipal nnd hydraulic engineer O., writes: “I ronsidcr it my duty to Distance mnkes no difference; we LEAGUE STANDING and resided In Tampa several years write nnd tell thn results of Foley’s nro rendy for the long, bs well as the p rn(|1, , vmip _n r f R E SAI.K— Desirable building lot Florida State la-ague on Magnolia ave. between 11th nnd ago where he was with the city. Ho Honey nnd Tor, which I used for my short trips. Call 49P for n Quick S o r-j .. Irom Skidding, Won Lo.t Pet. Is city engineer of Augustn, but Is boy who hnd been suffering from a vice Transfer. GO-tfc-m S H''P P c r >’ w eath er by 12th street. Inquire 213 Kast 11th 0 1 1,000 thinking seriously of moving to San- bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Folu sin g atreot. 63-)tp Jnckaonville 1,000 Tampa .................. 0 1 ford to make his future homo. ey's Honey anil Tar has done him won­ Get the genuine Peters’ Diamond FOR SALK OR LKA 8E—One 20 acre, 1,0(81 1 0 derful good, ami I shall always room- brand shoes nt Rivers Brothers, Sun­ one 10 acre Snnford ave. walking St. IVter.burg PENNSYLVANIA Orlando .(8(0 o 1 Spring cropa are now a thing of mend it.*’ It sooths nnd hea's. Sold ford avenue. Your shoe money will distance to city. Two lots comer .000 the past on ncconnt of the uhundnncc everywhere.—Adv. 1 g 0 farther. 67-4te Center and Kim ave. Two lots west Lakeland .............. .... 0 .0(81 Daytona 0 1 of rain and the hot days coming ---------------------------------■ . Side Palmetto ave., 60 ft. from Elev­ along. The tomato crop and the Prime Florida and Western beef.— Fat hens and friers.— Pure enth St. Mnke offer. H. T. Corey, Food National League pepper crop have gone had nnd only Pure Food Market. G7-5tp Market. owner, 1*6 N. Spring St., Los Ange­ 67-Gtp Won Ixt.t IVt. here nnd there ran he seen a few _ _ les, Calif. 288tf; 29-tf New York 18 32 .(527 peppers that will do to ship. A F R E E TURE WITH EACH Tho FOR SALK— Potato barrels in any I’itt.lmrgh i!7 20 .674' price will probably go to $6 n crato TIRE quantity, special prices on car lots, K. II. RANDALL, Jr. St. Louis 29 23 .5681 when the markets discover there nro A. L. CAMPBELL correspondence solicited, Clearwater Brooklyn 28 25 .628 i no peppers. A chance on n signnl lamp with Mfg. Co., Clearwater, FIs. 8-tfc Cincinnati 27 * 29 .482 . __________________ each dollnr'.s purchase FOR SA LE—Warehouse with R. R. Chicago 23 27 Just hrrnusc there nrc nc teeth In aiding. Within four blocks of center Bouton «••» Welnkn Building 27 •* *•' some of the laws , it doesn't follow of elty. Philadelphia 16 33 that there is no ivory in them. If you contemplate building, let us figure with you on installing the Ceo. V . KNIGHT wiring, to give 272-tfr .Vmerirnn l.caitu* Perfect Illumination, Utmost Convenience FOR SALE—A prartirnlly n«-w piano. « Won 1-4JHt Pet. High grade, walnut finish for cash. New York /. 35 20 .(130 and Absolute Safety * 105 Palmetto Avenue $160.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp St. Loui ■ 31 23 .674 Our I fin s Are Reasonable and All Work Guaranteed .6(81 Washington 27 27 SANFORD FLORIDA FOR RENT Cleveland . 28 2*5 l>l jJ T FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping Detroit 25 28 .172 or bed rooms. 314 Kast Firth St. Philadelphia 21 2(1 .447 •»J 29 07-Stp Chicago .466 Bouton 21 . 120 29 FOR RENT—6 room house, $10.00. Sanford’s New Store -Phone 127 Apply J. J. Mauser Cigar Factory. Southern AH<iocialion 07-2tp Won Lo.t Pet. FOR RENT—Three room apartment Mobile 35 4! l ami a two room apartment, hot and Birmingham 32 21 .671 cold water and all conveniences. In­ 32 25 Ml quire of 701 Magnolia ave. or phone Mcmphi. Little Rock .664 31 25 4 1 G - J . _____________ GO-dtp 10 S to re s in GeorginNew Orient). 29 28 .600 -1 Store in Florida FOR RENT -One apartment of two Atlanta PROVED 23 11 .4620 or three rooms, gns stove, electric Na.hville IN EVERY AGE 25 31 .124 lights, miming water, two blocks from Chattanooga Jl 39 .350 44V; IM PROVED P. O. Also furnished rooms with TODAY board, $8.00 n week nnd up. 110-112 Commercial. G4-tfc RAILROAD STR IK E Itlblirnl blMnry lias it thnt Noah LADIES’ DEPARTMENT BALLOTS COMING coated the ark with “pitch” within MEN’S DEPARTM ENT F o il REN T- Furnished house Ti>r uid without. Noah's secret j, |,nt in IN MARKED “ YES” summer months. Phone 214.—Geo. antiquity, but every Mim editor nro Pox. flfl.fltn -wii i l,u H.-niiier-proolitiit quiili40-in. wide Flowered 5 lll( »(•«• S«wn1l«trJ l-rewa | MEN’S lies of mineral pitch. CHICAGO, Jum HI.—With a ’’yes’’ FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchenette. J Natural asidmlt—a form of pitch— R —Hhlrtoy Apartments opposite post written across the square opposite the a standard waterproofing material ■ strike question on the pink, blue nnd H " silty. Thickly coa'rd over a b.vw of offico, upstairs. 28-tfc ■ in pretty patterns Mimalt-mtumtrd felt, it gms I j . , v white ballots sent out Snturday night -^OR RENT—Two unfumiihed rooms, I uo Roofing Products their exceptional each to all railway shop workers In the yard bath, for llghthousckecping. Good United Stntes, the first set of three I'rvnglh and durability. s Telephone for further information. location. Apply "R. 8 .”, care of Herballots came Into hoadqunrtor. of tho : Rid Office. 0-tfe union yesterday from n Chicago elec­ • - PAW * ‘RMS 0 9 • SANFORD DAILY HI i s I [ I1 ••* • CLASSIFIED ADS SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE PERSONALS SPORTS “THE GREEN TEMPTATION” CHREVOLET W F ii THE WEATHER VACUUM CUP TIRES Peninsular Electric Company F . P. Rines The Churchwell Co. BATISTE NIGHT SHIRTS 45c $ 1 .5 0 s lo st" •; H LOST—3 0 x 3 tire on- rim, between Lakeland nnd Sanford. Finder please notify R. S. Holly, Sanford, Florida. tf-dh "Wa n t e d " .W V) 1 S WANTED- Permanently commenc­ ing August 15th, otto furnished bed room nnd one or two additional rooms for light house keeping for newly married rouple. Will lease for twelve months if necessary. Address "Per­ manent," care Snnford Daily Herald, Sapford, Fin. G5-2tp WANTED TO KENT It ouse, In good neighborhood, with garage, if pos­ sible; state year around price. Re­ sponsible party.—II. K. Schmidt, Rox 164, Brewster, Fla. G2-Gtp WXNIT.I) - Truck farm. Give ilc^ scriptinn, lowest price, terms and directions to reach same. Address Postoffire Box 1(810. fil-Gtp WANTED TO RfcNT—Five or slit room house, furnished. Permanent resident, may buy if place suits. Phonu 07-W. G7-2tp W a n t e d t o b e n t — A furnished cottage. Have two children. Phone 19. M-33tc trical worker on the Pensylvnnln railroad. All the ballots are due here June 25. Nearly a million and n half were put into the malls Saturday night. The three strike questions are: 1. The 9(10,000,000 wage cut or dered by the railroad Inlior Imnrd for July 1. 2. Alleged illegal contracting of shop work nnd illcgnl reduction of wages. 3. Seven rules, mostly covering overtime pay, laid down by the hoard nnd which are not satisfactory to the men. A force of clerks wns put to work at tho shop unions headquarters yes­ terday preparing to tabulate the vote. Each vote on the three ques­ tions will be registered by craft nnd by the road. All shopmen, actively in the ser­ vice, or furloughed or laid off, who are entitled to return to work under the seniority rules nre eligible to vote the three ballots. Squares nre s An*/ by Beautiful Quality in Plain and Fancy Carter Lumber Co. Lang E le c tr ic C o . I. active or on PAJAMAS 3ti-in. wide each 45c $ 1 .5 0 _____50c and 59c a yard 36-in. wide ; MEN’S MERCERIZED BATISTE VICTOR UNION SUITS 75c 1 ..................... .. PAY CASH Get Ahend- And Stay Ahead 1 Electric Ranges. Fixtures nnd HOME MISSION SU BJECT CONVENTION BEFORE ATLANTA M EET PAID UP STOCK, II. & L. PAYS FOUR PER CENT DIVI­ ATLANTA, Gn., June DEND EVERY SIX MONTHS. home mi..Ion program KLAXON Licensed Electrical Contractors Wiring, Repairs, Supplies nhm provided on the ballot, to .how Mntdn Lnmps Electric Fans whether the voter furlough. MEN’S n . —The Appliances. Estimates chcerfuly furnished No job too small or large Southern All wiring done in accordance OG-itc Bnpti.t Convention for the next with Fire Underwriters’ Rules. twelve month., won the main .ubject Host o f r e fe r e n c e * furnished The world nt your door every even­ before the annual meeting of the G ive us a tr ia l and he convinced ing for 16c.—Dolly Herald. home minion board here tod.y. Jp . O. Hox 8 1 5 , D eL an d , F lo rid a The Churchwell Co. FIRST STREET S E L L S IT F O R L E S S w e l a k a blo c k IU U II1 IIU I �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. JUN E 9. 1922 i*Y ------------ -------------------------- > - ■ — v . j= * r ’ sp’ •/ ? w r ■• -* " ? r a S it L « l > '■* I!) 1 • t' * 2 1 , Lb . .i.L i s i- it t 1:1 - : M* F It [ iff l ■ 4 33' I iIff 4 Mi F ■ tl BU . M -*/**. • J 1 * * t-* * ; i**i'r* .............. - iw - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14, 1922 PAGE TWO i j b -.!> : heartedly back of this plan and bile industry, either. It is true of In­ full benefit of all Its natural advan­ their fellow members throughout tages. The w riter would venture to dustry *n general, and has attracted special notice in the building industry, state that Winter Park has more pav- Union when they gather in New, l*ablUhr* r r t r f mUrrummm rirtp l Has- it because of European politics. It The improvement Is partly, no ing than has DeLand. Then on down leans that the Florida btnldiiv ISUOuf OUT Qv.UO.REO SUEJUM ‘ " t r i . t t u a:™ Um S ? : ^ u : W ji* .bou t lime the Near E a .t Relief ubt the result of *edteomie pressure the line is Haynes City, L-.ke Wales, uiuigs in a jam-up style.n doubt and other reliefs spent some money LETTERS ’ PttlVJTtO" OM %0»AR ------------ 0---------«o ttr of r e t wwnua When work became slack and Jobs be­ Auburndale. AH about the slie of T H E H E R A L D P R IN T IN G C f l. ° n o r i r g f« ?»t Turkey w . of t>— MORTGAGED HOMES. U k e Helen or Orange City where VS A DESW RtSVN yjAM "TOGO ATIM came competitive agsln, It was nat­ im hi i ' i i k i u jneaa before spending any more mon* bonds have been sold «id improveBHUE<iS* K\UOA U K t oRtaeivf ural to work a little harder. Business ” * 4. ltm .L T — m i , . , ey on foo 1 tliat falls into the 1 <nds R. There was recently published nnd professional men hare done the meats under way nnd where as far as N. J . t.ll.t.tllli Srrrrtarr-Trraaarrr of the Turks nine times OUt of t 'll m- I S£R clerks tu ole raggeo i statement relative to the . . (fli U. A. SK K L__ sumo thing, under the stress of necthe eye can reach is nothing but CLOTVtES t o 9A.ve WJUEM i C. U lit WIST___ I c i r « i " n “n >!“ Z2rr Mead of feeding the starving Chris­ cssity. But such speeding up is prob- groves. Lakeland is coming. There of homes in New York state. Actwt I'hcinr 1« up (n Oiuo 1*. M. tians. The greatest relief the civilized ably for the most part unintentional is much in that beautiful city for l>e- ing to thnt statement the number 4 world can have at present is the de­ Ilir r I U la s Ralea MsS« K a s a i nnd unconscious—a phase of the new Land people to see and believe and homes other than "farm h ou ie*"^ Appllrallaa molition of Turkey. 2^40^31, of which 697.7ri3, Jf 26 t»* psychology of a more wholesome bus­ ponder over. Sabarrlpllon I’rlr, la A Stairr were woned by the occupants, ty Then on down to Clearwater and on Oar War iness situation. Everybody works ■Is Maalba Some merchants think that alt they these owned homes, 329,4.18, fjr to St. Petersburg. Tho last mentioned harder now. It Is In the air. IlflltrrrS la Clip kr Carrier need ... to .... do .is. .to a little ...... newspaper Oae W e e k _________________ U Caata ...... . try ............ .— As far as the workmen ore concern place has much to show and to prove were mortgaged. Thus, over half d Tbe S i. 13-ta la-paa* e.kip Her* llTr- a.lvertislng and’ then quit the private homes in New York st**IfLpmr W WrriklF • after about cd. It Is unquestionably the way of to DcLanditcs. ■14 eattrelr Prmtaolr Tovutj onc. jin)ft*h or two. Then Some MicionThe News could go on in the same are mortgagml. prosperity. Nearly all classes of wor­ m ad li rry Krldafs . , _ »W la jiubllakrd pubU.hrd u errrr Krldap. Ad%erAd*rrlUlac rates made known on appllea* tiftt Comet nlonjf tnd fM,r»U»dP.« them Possibly this exhibit of nv>rt(t|tj kers are still getting wages consid­ vein of thought but what it believes tl«a. Ilrmoeralle la pellltea *3.0 0 per to UM l.jrcu|ar<( telling them that it homes is exceptional. Study of is this: that such a motorcade should rear, alnura la adraare. erably higher than those before the brats newspapers nil to pieces and i census statistics on the subjr. t bo considered by the DeLand Comwar. The way to keep those wages, MKMIIKII T J J K A N SO M A ir.n 1‘ I I M S Tha Associated Preaa la sxcluslvslx reaches more people; then he will ad­ aml to gain new increases rather than mercial Club and that business men to indicate that in large industrkl •ntltisd to tha uaa for rsnubllcatlon of vocate nnd try folders, then something to suffer decreases, is to product* and women in numbers should agree states the number of mortgaid •11 nawa dispatch** credited to 11 or not otherwise credited In Ihle paper else nnd before he knows it he has more.—Tampa Tribune. to Lake the trip. Two or three cars howu's is greater than in agr. ultural and also the local nawa publlanad scattered his ■s'forts and his money to herein _____ —o . will do some good but if DeLand is states, both in number nnd p.r ,■«$. « , i ' ; . ; r . , V . b " n ,.u,b.''5 t :i”",.0. ,. r T O 1* 1 »“ ■'> •» “ <•»> tk .t n„iH n, .I ~ . him to reap lasting benefits from such an ages, indeed, such indication hold TIIK SOUTH’S DIMINISHING ------------------------------------------------------ n o d i&nd he cither goes broke or ocundertaking there should be at least good with the exception of ,tat«i WEALTH 0 fn ~ ‘ n v u ^ i n o . Pkaaa HU ctdw thnt . , JvertilinK form, ■i . ■ 20 cars and a hundred people to start. where farming is condueb-d or. a Urn docs not pay nnd he hss a hard time Forests are wealth. Four-fifths of If such n motorcade is undertaken The scale. In so such state, however, art ----- keeping his business together. If the South's virgin timber is gone, ac- News confidently predicts that every farm mortgages on the average of merchants will quit this business of Rain proved very welcome. cording to Ovid M. Ilutler, forester of person taking the trip will return to long duration, thuy evidently U;r.| listening to the theorist and follow OH*P*c£ n the American Forestry Association. Del-and with their eyes opened ns to cleared by crop sales within a ft» Lokcd like part «f the Now York ui> the grog ram that has made other <CjkWIUC The number of Southern mills cutting what is boing done in other sections years. Mortgages on private hoir« men successful in this country today, storm for a while. over a million feet n year decreased of the state nnd will roll up their invariably extend over !nrg< pcrioji. they will stick to the newspaper ad­ 2» per cent in the year ID!D-1D20, sleeves nnd dig in for the bigger ami Form mortgages are for "buiineu’1 vertising, l>orau*e newspaper advertis- take should exist between the pubwhile in the same time the number of better city of Del-nnd.—DeLand purposes. Mortgages on private hnm« Everywhere you go in Sanford you lu nnd the road. That, looking for. . . . , ing is direct; it goes right into the on the other hand, are a mean* to the see new buildings going up. It look* ^ ^ (rf # M b ( , f)f thii fBmi|y ward to the time when business for such mills on the Pacific const in- News. cn dof home-owning. Ilome-owniai creased by 27 per cent. The Southern -----------o-----—like prosperity with a vengeance, ^ ^ nrjtfhW ., fl(ml,y the ful. the road will be greater, the road is incentive to saving, ar.d is more mills dominated the great northern WILL A D V ER TISE FLORIDA low that give* you an argument that wou™ |' " '3 itself partly at least to thrifty when it comes within camizg lumber markets for a score of years, Lulior may ask I.nl ulk tte to l<c it t newspapers don't circulate among the assistance of the people who are capacity than rent-paying is. ThU is by reason of their proximity to those The Cnmpliell-i.ossing Post of the candidate for president in lt»2L It (| „|mil|y showing his Ignor-' tvyinrr to produce thnt greater markets nnd of the desirability of our American legion asked the various why such organizations as building would be n good romblnntion although anc#( |w nu j0 wc flp(>nk from ,.sprr|- freight business for the roads, a losing cne. cnce of what we know of The Star No f,n»' furred the East Coast fail- yellow pine lumber. Yet thnt com­ organizations nnd business men to and loan associations* encourage the mand has passed to the Pacific mdls buy a certain number of copies of nn buying and building of homes when­ ------------ 0-----------nnd it has the circulation and there- r" a,l ,0 M M 'lr,wn “barren, sanMnn who had never Jumped fr<jm a f„n. reaches the pro-pccllw customer, 'ly »hor- ’ The master mind who with high freight rates to pay over advertising magazine on F'loridn to ever there is enough capital and fu­ parachute before jum|KAl yesterndy Business men who concentrate on l,u* H though foresaw an immense 1,000 miles of trans-continental rail- jK. distributed at the big convention at ture prospects to warrant. Mortgaged homes are much mor* New Orleans. The llornld was one and not knowing how far it was from newspaper advertising and quit ,,n,l over-growlng-lnrger business to creditable thun rented home-. In spite For three generations the South has 0f tht.m and we think this advertisethe earth laat tho world’s record. We throwing their money away on q u es-!c”me from thnt long mileage, ns the of the mortgage the home-owner led th< world in the production of mcnt of F'loridn put out by the Aineri■ee this every day. tlonoblo ideas whichare nothing b u t; «>untry wnB t it l e d nnd developgains a different nnd more advantag­ M Mr, Butler remarks. can Legion will do the state a world ---------- -o experiments are the ones that will advanced. Have those now in eous status in society, lie gives evi­ :n the beginning ..f the naval „r k .,M „| A | | advertising is good. Forest Lake no sooner wins one con- eventually win. Just go down the line ' "Mired of the rond reached the point better than others but nil of dence of substantiability and \ rnuntest than he starts another. Before from top to Imttomnnd see.— Lake-1 where they conclude "It is enough. -t»re. industry the Southern pineries ,sonu. Tin re are people enough; sufficient have contributed practically 100 per Jt ffota Bomc rcgu|t9. The Chamber eney, nnd has credit he othenvi** the ink is dry on his legislature nom- land Star. acreage is in cultivation; the .ton­ ■i-nt of the turpentine nnd rosin used „f Commerce will have n write-up of would not have.— Florida Post. ination he starts nfter the speaker------ ■ n — nage is ample to keep us busy for in thi> country. In addition, they (jnnf,,r(| |n the magazine and the boys ship of the lloune. lie'll make a good ||OW \I! 0 1'T THE PROPI K? ONE GOOD TWIN— several months twice year at the have supplied for exports an amount w||| he]p to tc]| thl. atory nbout tha one. all right!—Tampa Tribune. I greater than the naval stores exports c u t e s t city in Florida. Tho Jnckhigh charge permitted us .We do not ■ o -• . . . ,* ,, . The Miami Herald stoutly main- want to see more freight produced nf all other nations combined, says Honville Journal comments on the adThe Sonbord Air Line—that is th« Washington says thnt radio service . . . . . . . . , , , tain* that It is perfectly proper nnd one popularized by Norton—was the in this area, therefore we will not the same authority. The naval stores vertising hs follows: stations will make life more pleas- . , . to thftt prodl|ction ,,y m |urini; industry must vanish if the pine for»u „ constructive and commend- first to announce round trip tickets ant down on the farm. If Washing-1V ; r railroads . ,in Florida . ton wants to make life more pleasant ! ari. r< ' r' . ' ' ' inn '' ° r rnm ’ rates to give the grower nnd the pro­ v*x* 'l*<«l*l'«'ur. And Florida furnish- nhIc campaign the American Legion, to New York, Philadelphia, Boston, down on the farm they will reduce the r 'M,r * 11 cm,n r* nr^ ducer nnd opportunity to make the es the greater part of the naval stores Department of F'loridn, has launched Baltimore and other seaports, jtiit <*f the country. Traveler* to raise $12,000, pro-rated among the like "befo* dc wah.” ....................... -•*----------,owri “ Wn" tnlkin,r necessary money he must have to freight rate, -nnd• — get «hotter market­ , ‘;1 , hntrRr' specifically almut its own railroad. rnrournR0 hini.» “The application of forest manage­ should remember that.—Clearwater various counties, for the purpose of ing conditions nrul give tho farmer a the Flagled system, but it admits Whcn {ho Hcrftld ipoVc of Hon ment to its forest lands,” is Mr. But­ assembling nn exhibit o f Florida's re- News, chance to make n living down on the that the rates now in force on the A(|r{an j or,inn of Punu Gorda ns ler's remedy for the threatened loss sources to be displayed at the fourth farm. ---------------------------Florida East Coast railroad are the ..K|nrlda’s Inst reactionary.” it did an <f the fifth of the South’s forests still annual convention o f the American | REV. CROOKE REBUKED. —osame, mile for mile, as those in force I --------.„ , , „ injustice to Itself. The Herald remaining of its original magnificent Legion in New Orleans next fall. The American Automobile Associa­ on other roads of the state.” ahouM , akc „ |ook in thp offlc(. mlr. sylvan wealth. That is, the adoption , Whil* the primary purpose of the Rev. Crooke's butting in the Har­ tion is doing a great work alt over If it were only the Florida F.art rnr> nn(| thp„ writ„ nn apol to of a strict consistent and enlightened U ffion igi „„ eUted in Us constitution, dee county campaign did not elevat*. the United .States in building good oast People who were affected by Mr Jor(Ian. _ Tampn Tribune, system of regulation of all things con- to pre*oree the memories an.l associa- his standing in Jlnrdee county or do roads nnd making nutnmohiling what the unfair discriminatory rntes char­ licet cd with our ft. rests with n view to tjona of tht, World War nn dto perpe- his sorgnnizatlon any good. In fact it should be. They arc now concen­ ged in this state, it would not bo tbe I their conservation, the forbidding of tunte unadulterated Americanism, it many thoughtful people are begin­ trating on the southeast nnd if the "( II \HGE IT" business of The Tribune to inter'erc, the mi. on*, lonnblc waste of the trees is encouraging to observe its Florida ning to think thnt Mr. Creoke li people will join them in their efforts but nil the state being affected by by man and the prevention of their members are also interested in the about as useful ns two tails wvuld be they will see that good roads extend "Charge it" is the slogun of the wholesale dc-truction by fires, the re­ these rates, the disrriminntion comet to the southeast through the portions development of their home state nnd to n cat.—Wauchula Advocate. home to all of Us, nnd Is just cause great American consumer. sult of carelessness or, worse, of are going to do all in their power to of the mountains tin t have been in Americans are great on peace, hut senseless greed, ns much as of un­ for Interference by every paper. neicssible for years. They nl*n set Under tho name of "Characteri'e" attract new blood to enjoy the op­ The Herald speaks of the rates be­ they are also the most gallant chnrg- avoidable incident Live Stink Rec­ Dr. Bright, a London physician, pub­ that tourbts get a square deal from portunities that nbound hero nnd to tween Miami nnd Jacksonville as ers in the world. An American who ord. gnrages and from different counties, assist in carrying out the program lished n system of shorthand in 1858. cannot sbs*p for fear our stnndimF O— • - — frame better auto laws nnd do all they compared with those for the North . v t. ............................ aimed nt bringing Florida into full army will enslave the country will DELAND Wil l. MSN NEIGHBORS po„ e*sim. of her assets. to Jacksonville, admits they are can in miking touring by auto the Wonder if n saxnphono player can 1rise early in the morning nnd rlinrgc gre it sport Mid pleasant pustime tin t much higher, nnd says: The quality of the rnnk nnd file of jjoin tho musician’s union? "The I'nst (’oust road tuns , meat, potatoes, shoes, gasoline, autoTwould .cm ns if DeUnd i* I"*- the young men who saw service dur­ it should be. tnmtigh largely undeveloped rim bile tires nnd diamond rings with ing it* grip on the rapid advancement |„ Ktho World Wn. is too well known HIS F B I END RECOMMENDED ■ o----------nn intepidity which would cause un­ an.l growth made during the year to discus*. They represent the most country. It tinea not have n vast Wo congratulate President llur.'ing THEM limited awe in a Frenchman. amount of freight to handle. On 1021. A further arraignment of the virile man hoot! the nation possesses nn his stand for the Ship Subsidy Bill "S ix year# ago,” writes W. II. Shad“Charge it” is the greatest substi­ situation would doubtless find the •he average it has only n oneand the no uncertain way in whirh he and the goAd thnt would result from well. Stan'«v V* , ! End !:ldr.:y trUBtute for money ever invented. It en­ city again arrayed in two fnrtions way haul, fonsequently, it is told f’ongrec* yesterday to puss it or hrie"!n~ t!:L .'a.-* of human power to Lie, nnd nt time* wna unable to raise able* a man to spend his next month's v-Hh — t!*!. ctc-uidi nUivc the com- Florida is iilimUabie* an equitable proposition that come hark for a special session. The myself in bed. F'oley Kidnoy Pill* with ease nnd safety, to rido mon interests of the community. The that road l« entitled to s. hi glicr Ship Subsidy bill is one of the ni.«i "Go West, young mnn," said Hor­ wcrc recommended to me by the Chief in nn automoliile becnuRe he hasn't tho greatest draw bark, however, to the rate than is tbe one which is op­ Impoi u n i iuiis lad ore congress. We ace Greeley. Hearing in mind the of tho F’iro Department. After using ready cash for street ear fare and to continue*! growth of this lectio 11 is erate*! in a wealthy nnd popu­ Would like to see America with one ensl. his hopes of wealth into u large found in the general apathy of our thought thnt prompted Greeley’s ad­ 3 bottles I was completely relieved nnd lous section.” of the greatest fleets of merchant vice. the advice todn> Is "Go South, have never had n return of the symp­ And yet less than a week ago, the bale of "Hiilunre Duo" anti "Plcnse citizens to the needs of today. There ships in tho world. It will not only young man”—and no Southern state toms.” Why suffer when you can get give us the shipping of the world and Miami Herald delivered n logical and H' mit" statements, renewed monthly, are undoubtedly many who, like the offers the wonderful future thnt Flor­ relief from rheumatic pains, backache, the prestige among nations hut it will scathing editorial rebuke to the edi-1 "Uhnrge it" is the modern Ala Baba resident* of Charleston, S. C., seem ida doe*. Here is a great field of pos­ swollen, sore nnd stiff joints, sleep The worried citizen snys satisfied with conditions ns they nowgive the unemployed ship carpenters tor of tbe I'unta Gorda Herald for hoop. sibilities. disturbing bladder weakness nnd oth­ plenty of work for year* to come. It declaring Florida does not need "Uhnrge it" and appear* five minutes are, It is to lie hoped the Legion posts er symptoms of disordered kidneys? Florida is a state unto itself. Its will make up for the loss of war *hip* more settlers, more business ami biter in joyful raiment, thus transthroughout the state will get wholo- Sold everywhere.—Adv. and will mean that America will have moro accomodation* for the people! fairing the worry to the merchant. conditions are different from any oth­ The argument of the Herntd r e -1Armed with these two previous words er slate in the union. Its growth is 11 navy of peace ships Instead of war ship*. The nation with the ships is solves itself into this: Thnt the 11,1 American citizen with a fairly the result of genuine laiasiing by its « ■ the grenler nation in peace or war. railroad In question i* content w i'J K“o*| reputation can get downtown present 1tdn1l.itant- ami while no pnrt a the b a sic ns* It is getting at tbr l"Uh alt empty poekotbook and return of the state i.- blessed with more nat­ Harding is right. ■ a higher rate it Is able to charge be- home reeking with luxury, ural advantages than another yet a muse of the business it is getting. I ^ ** ,low poMlble to buy food, ■ those sections where the citizens are The Turks are miiM.icrcing Grc.'Us ■ Why should that railroad want t 1 house*, clothing, steam threshers, united on the growth of their own * again and 'hanging their beads on poles nnd America and England ami carry two ton* when it ran get, for ,n ’ *hln coats, corner lots, American community are the sections that are ■ Franco and all the other allies are al­ the carrying of one ton, almost ns Beauty roses .baths, haircuts, opera.1growing the fastest. ■ ■ lowing it. Part of our interest in Hi" much n* the two tons would return U'ins. publicity nnd balloons on acluist year DeLand had a spurt nnd a Into war was the idea that Turley under an adjusted railroad compen­ count. It is also possible, though not it grew faster than any other city in ■ sation law? always easy, to pay cash for shoes, 1 would Ik> wiped oft the map nnd yet the state. A spirit of optimism was ■ Why should a railroad encourage coal, prunes, water, beefsteak nnd un- in the air. Ib.nd issue for necessary ■ we find her stronger thun ever, we ■ more tier wear. It is usually easy to tell municipal Improvements was propos­ find her more cruel thnu ever, we fin 1 more settlers to produce ■ ■ freight, when it would mean the rail- tl.e difference between the man who ed and active work was started by ■ road would have to dig up more !i>s "charge it" and the man who its proponents. Private enterprise in­ ■ There is no business more personal a ^mummuummummummumummmmmuuu equipment to carry that added bus- »nys: “How much, pleaseT” The vested heavily in the belief that De­ ■ than banking:. ■ ” * iness? former i* better dressed but the Int* l-nnd was coming into its own. Busi­ a Why shouldn't a road keep the *‘ r is much more visible on the first ness pepped up, new comer* flocked ■ We seek to establish and maintain ■ one-way haul condition when it is *be month.—^eorge F'itch. In, there was work fur everyone and ■ ■ close personal relationships with our satisfied with the returns from thnt -------- — o ---------- money wn* plentiful, ■ one-way haul, and thnt one-way haul WORKING EFFICIEN CY The News honestly believes thnt n customers. is nearly or quite as remunerative! , re action has set in. It believes that a* the round trip other successful More int* resting even thun the sto- every business man nnd woman of DoFeci free to consult us on any bus­ a rends have to make? ries of record automobile production I^nntl should band together and take a iness matter with which you may be Another point lias been overlooked are figure* showing the productivity a week's motor trip from DeLand to ■ ■ hv the Herald also. Do the railroad* of lalu.r at present compared with the points 011 the west const of tho stute concerned, and be assured of a cor­ ■ a exist merely for the purpose of earn­ boom period. where conditions are more or less sim­ dial welcome. a ing "what the courts would say wn* ■ Detroit dispatches say that the ilar to thosv found here. That this ■ Courtesy and Prompt Scra a fair return on the actual value of Font plant is turning out more car* motorcade should visit .Sanford which f v!cc Our Motto the property?" Or do they exist as than ever before, with n much smaller Is already a well paved city and learn carriers of mmmcrec between states, pay roll. The Dodge plant Is said to for themselves why Sanford recently, * and -ectbin- of the country? In making ns many rnra a day with passed a bond issue for additional “ s Phone* 497-4V1 . ■ Assumin' that tln v exist partly 15,000 men ns it used to with 24,0(10 paving and Improvements It should a ■ ■ Tor the benefit nnd upbuilding of the Other plants report a similar situs- stop in Orluiido ami sec the two big o : MELAKA IILUCK i section through which they pass, It lion. hotels going up there and notice how £ STRENGTH-9ERV1CK -PROGItESSThis is not peculiar to the niitomo- the Orange county seat has taken n i * i i * i i * B m i i i E * i m i i a i ■ |appears thnt a spirit *.f give nnd * « M a a » a a a a * * * a i a l > U M i a i l | , |111, „ , ||, M, | a a t i a a H M * ja SANFORD DAILY HERALD MICKIE SAYS J PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS l I * , I G R O C E R IE S! FRUITS \ AND vegetables; j DF.ANF TURNER .1, •< Tlie Seminole County B an k ] li*' �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JU N E 14, 1922 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to *» HERE IN FLORIDA By Claude Wright in DcLand New* ito lto fta ito fta fta ft« ft* to to tot fti Senator Sutherland said reports were that Ensign Kaplan had been stigmatized in the "Lucky B ag " the academy year book. Although very near the head of the class, Senator Sutherland said his name had been left out of the class roll; the page containing his biography had left un­ numbered nnd perforated so that it could be torn from the book without ilefacing it. “Such treatment is un-American nnd cannot he too scathingly de­ nounced," Senator Sutherland said, declaring in response to inquiries that the academy authorities must be responsible nnd he could not as­ sume they were without control of the publication. He promised fur­ ther inquiry into the case, declaring thnt Knsign Kaplun had been treated with "the refinement of cruelty” by his class-mates. m — AUNT IDA. EVERYBODY FOR FORD. ■ a a ■ a ■ a a a a WHEN YO U SAVE Your Money ■ ■ you also save your self-respect. It’s up to you to settle that, and there's no better time to start than NOW! a ■ ■ Hoy Scori lace leg khaki breeches $1.35 at Rivers Brothers. 67-4tc ■ ■ a a ■ a First National Bank ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■ Let Billy Hoffman tell you \Radio; it don’t cost anything. about 66-fltc I f it’s % piano, wo know how. Call 498. 60-tfc-m ■ ■ ■ ft ■ F- P. FORSTER. Fresident B. F. WIDTNKR. Csshlsr Daiiy f ashion Hint Legend Tells of Reward That Cams to French Girl Through Hor Cheete-Paring. Second ftheelt*. SYjxll, only 50c per 1,000, while they last, at Herald office, tf $500 Paid out for an Accident SSoS A MORNING FROCK Both chic and mart practical is this dr­ sign in brown awn and am) tan check tlanncl, nt.it The front i* cut in a deep Y ami *!.i»lird inward mint rhe armhole*, to li~ gatlitrial in yoke effect. The undrrhlouic is made of fern voile, the turn-down collar and cull* being outlined with narrow accordion plaited (rills of «|f. material. Medium sire require* 3 yard* Jft imli material for the dre-t and 2 yard.. .16 inch voile for the blame. I’icliai d In \i. t I >i N , *1c > Si/cr, W lo t.' inches luut. Price, ,55 cent*. It!- »n- Nn - I do inches bust. Price, JO edits. Where Members of the Finny Tribe Are tfuccesatully Treated for Minor Aliments. At Kremnltx, In llungnrls, there ex­ ist-. u model aquarium, to which a buspltal for the tlsh hns been added. Some of the llsh are treated In groups, white other*, more affected, get their treat­ ment in Individual vat*. In this way was treated s anlnvon suffering from gangrene, and also nil unfortunate pike of 18 pounds, on whose tins enormous wens had been found. A gigantic bream has been freed of n goiter, the origin of which wua a t­ tributed to the bad quality of water In which lie had lived In Ills youth. The best operation performed by the tlsh doctor* was unqucsUouahly that upon the nlr-bladiicr of a giddy tench. This la not an aspersion aimed at this tench, ‘Die proof la that It hud wanted to leap higher Ilian It was aide lo and thus made extreme efforts, damaged Its air bladder and Incurred danger of death It needed only a cut with the bistoury to give this little iiuidrup back his health and good hu­ mor.—New- York Tribune. Employment Bureau.. Die vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring cmp'ayment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chalraan ‘HOSPITAL" FOR SICK FISHES You are driving' along the road, an­ other car on side road crashes into you, damage to your car 1500.00, thft other fellow entirely to blame, owns nothing but his car, with a mortgage on thnt nnd no insurance. It’s up to you to stand the entire loss. Unleu you havo a Belt Collision policy on your car. A collision policy will cost you from $17.50 to $40 a year for tha $25 deductible policy, according to the price of your car. In this c u e the Belt would pnv you $-175 of your loss and you would lie out ju st $25 nnd still have your insurance In force : -i tin future. It . nil right to take u chance on small losses but there are few men rich enough to run the risk of a large one. Get a Belt policy now and bo protected. TH E B E L T ‘ Automobile Indemnity Association G. C. FELLOW S, Agent Ilex 156, Sanford------------Phone 46-J Sanford Maid B R EA D Get your Radio parts from Hilly Huffman, he's got 'em. CtJ-fltc You might get ns good but you won’t find any better lonf than O. K. Butter-Crust and Poinscttie RutterSplit Bread. If you haven't tried it, n treat hns been missed. Try others, then cat 0 . K. BREAD made with milk nnd pure shortening. 0-Otc At Your Grocer’s MADE LOOKS AND IS BUILDING & LOAN NEEDS ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR PRESENT APPLICATIONS TO HDILD HOMES. iili-Hc You will find Billy Huffman at tin Hof-Mnc llatery Co. ns usual. Cff-fltc Good Next to Princess l’s TV 1 iik ery UVL i i r « n « i i i i u B S P » * * » « s « * s s » » ,,* s s B s s E S Z E s s u u a a z a » > :« s i a g Legacies Left to Cats. About a century ago a Frenchman, S B E SU RE AND SE E TH E l Fierro (Irotduy, left i24 u year tv* Ida two n it*, to Ik- paid a* Inti): a* either 11Veil;. but lie was a lawyer, and hi* : fen or 12 year* will proved valid ..... . . . . . M. aa ago u . poor woman In Farl* left -A 1.80lu-r pro|«*rty for charity after her rut Ills, a beautiful young Maltese, bail la-en maintained till the end of bis natural life. The amount wua so small (bat principal as well as Interesl would have to be used, anil there vvuh some close ealeulutlon, bused on the average length of feline life, beWIGHT BROS. GARAGE------------------------------------- SANFORD, FLA. fi-ra Die legacy was accepted. Dad SRIRIIIIBRIIIIIBIIBIBBiailRlIBinilSBBBaaMSIBIBaailll*. HI* |Hi*se**ed tbe traditional nlnt live*. It would assuredly have been de­ ' --------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------,7 clined, as tbe city would have In­ curred an obligation, without rocelvIng any benefit. He died advanced in JOHN GOVE, Proprietor year*, b it there was still something CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY left. 1018 West First Street Ifll* Wert P i n t BUtoC PACKARD SINGLE SIX s STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY A. C. FORT, Agent SANFORD M ARBLE & GRANITE W ORKS "Mou»»pow«r.M "W e have horsepower, water power •nudlepovver; ,»o why not tnouscpower?" reasoned a thrifty Hoot, and straightway put his mice to work. He selected two promising young mice anil set them up la business In u minia­ ture trend Ullll, where they were to earn their board and keep by the manufacture of sewing silk. For more Ihnn a year the mice kept their little factory going on n day and night shift. The Ingenious thread mill was so construtted that each mouse wan ettablrd to twist, twine and reel on nn average of from 100 to 200 threads a day. Women doing Die same work were puld a penny a bunk, consequently curb mouse netted u saving of six shilling* per annum for the owner of the tiny threadmill. Regrow Lost Parts. A CH EERFU L WELCOME AWAITS YOU European Flan Open all the year "Tbe stove," suy* a Ucniinn writer speaking of (be house furnishing* s hundred year* ago, "wus quite in dispensable In n. northern climate, bul wherein the whole of antiquity wat uny reference to lie found to a tiled stove? Tint universal altar bad again to be called Into service. At Worlds, for lnstnce, the stove vvsi named Die altar of winter, or cl*< was converted Into some kind of men limcnt. Isa bey hid Die stove In Ml house In Furls under tbe figure id Minerva.” Corner Building every room outaids ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ft ■ ■ Newts'and salamanders and the tad ■ pob-s of frogs ami toads have grout Imwer* of regrowlng parts Dial have been bitten off, but, so far as known, llrard* are tin- only backboned anluiuli that show surrender of parts Among back boneless animal* It nftes occur*.. T his peculiarity Is found among *en *lug* and other imdlusci and In many kinds of worms, in (lit I’alolo worm, which burrows In tlx corn I r e e f * , nearly the whole of tht body I* broken off at the breeding sea ►on, and It hur«t* In Die water, liber ntlng ten* of thousand* of germ cells while tbe bead remains In the rock WASHINGTON, June 14.—Declar­ ing he hud "never found anything to exceed the propaganda in favor of Ford," Chairman Norris, of the sen­ ate agricultural committee, during n hearing yesterday on various propos­ als for development of Muscle Shoals asserted thnt he could understand “why the people who expect to mnke millions selling real estate nnd specu­ lating nt Muscle Shoals want Mr. Ford’s proposal accepted." and makes n new body. The committee chairman declared that "there are people right now run­ Stoves Ones Unpopular. ning for congress on the Ford pro A hundred years ago stoves anc position," and thnt it was ini|*ORsible fireplaces generally seemed to be tbe to run for office in Alabama unless thing that gave decorators of house* the greatest concern. you arc for Ford." a ■ THRIFT WOff HER HUS3AND While the expression “cheese par­ ing" Is u recognized equivalent for thrift or economy in the management of household affairs, It is apparent the moment we dissect the term that the sax Ing effected by tlie paring of a cheese depends entirely upon the man­ ner In which the operation Is conduct­ ed. If one removes the rind of the cheese carelessly, waste Instead o f economy results. According to a French legend, there was a man who wns In love with three sisters at the same time. He could not mnke up his tulnd which of them he ought to marry. The ability to be n thrifty housewife being the*principal requisite of a wife m that time, the man decided to watch the throe care­ fully, and In order to mnke a test pre­ sented each of them with n large HOTAHIAN8 IIA I) TALKS cheese. ON IMPORTANT SU B JE C T S Two of them removed the rind In AT TU ESD A Y 'S MEETING such a manner thnt n considerable portion of the cheese was thrown away, hut the youngest pared It with The Sanford Rotary Club hat a very sharp anlfe, and did not waste "heap much talk " on Tuesday urn a scrap. The man decided thnt she the local speakers, Rube Morris nm would make the best wife, and they Charlie Britt hnd to defer their hea­ were murrlcd. Thcri? is no doubt but thnt the re- change in the house during the sunicomparatively immense sums mer from the sale of vegetables which r ken from a small acrenge of cer- he grew in his shaded garden. His * ", '.’'truck crops grown in Florida chickens soon began to lay and his u* !, ,| many would be Floridn farm- wife sold butter and cottage cheese , to* gnmblo on their ability to do and eggs enough so thnt she felt Jusrkewise and failing in their first of- tified in buying another cow and go' ‘t!i |mvt. found themselves without ing in debt for the larger pnrt of the means to keep up the game long purchase price and in a short time .. ,u’h to win out. Hut these new she hud made the cow “pay for itself” ' are not wholly to blame in ns by the sale of the products she made r :, h ns they have rend in many Innd from the milk. prospectuses wonderful accounts of In the fall my friend harvested nine ... nnd so receiving large amounts of hundred bushels of sweet potatoes, money for n few ncrcs of this or eight hundred of which he sold at 50c that nnd, having raised a small bed of „ bushel and kept one hundred hushthe same vegetables, mentioned in the els for his own use. Then he bought land prospectus in their hack ynrd ten hogs and turned them in where garden, they come to the conclusion |},c had dug the sweet potatoes and in thnt they ought to be able to rniso about six weeks had them rolling fat the same thing on a largo scale little 0n the roots nnd small potatoes which realising what it means in initinl ex- wore left in the field when he sold pt n<e to raise t0 or 20 ncrcs of eel- them at n good profit. He sold two ery, or lettuce, or peppers, etc., nor tons of peavine hay on the place nt vy stuff until next Tuesday. Among giving a thought to the fact thnt there $ oq n pou nmj },Hlj ^ou^h hay left for the guests were S. T. Brnmnn nnd are many other factors which contrib- his own use, he sold enough velvet W. D. Goldberg of Daytona, mem­ ute m the success nr failure of the fi- beans to nn Atlanta firm to buy what bers of the American Automobile naticial end of those crops besides the wheat and meat scraps he needed to Association nnd C. A. O'Conner field ability to produce the crop. The pack- mix with his corn and sun flower seed agent of the uwovintinn and all of ing, shipping and successful market- for his chickens and to purchnse bran them gave very interesting tniks on Ing of the crop has not entered into Und oil meal for his cow*. In the fall the good work of the association in the game nor realized thnt there were he plnntcd four acres to vegetables qf all parts of the United Stntes. Mr. any such fnctors until failure sits all kinds and managed to hnvc some- O'Conner in his department compil­ staring them in the face. thing to sell every week. In fnct he es facts nnd figures about all the 1 recall a certain mechanic who, Ur- never went to town but that ho hud stntes nnd he gave some of the new one about Floridn yesterday that ing of his trade which he worked at something along with him to sell, opened the eyes of the Rotnrinns ev­ ir. the north, came down to Florida ’ | |c ft thnt place that fall nnd did en though they are all boosters nnd and located in a new colony. He not see my friend for ten years after know something about their own bought ten acres of land nnd worked hut when I did see him he was not state. One statement thnt is worthy like a Trojan all summer nnd fall un- the despondent fellow l knew him to of more than passing notice wns thnt til he had his ten acres cleared nnd be when he showed me the check for ready to plant to Irish potatoes. He $H 2 from the commission firm hut Florida is now making more im­ provements than any other state in studied the planting carefully and instead lie had acquired a farm of t <>k good care of them and was sue- forty acres, had a nice home with his the south. Nishct Wingfield a well known en­ ccv.ful in raising n fine crop which 0\vn electric light plant and watergineer nnd municipal expert of Au­ run about fifty barrels to the ncre. A works, ten acres of his farm wns irgusta wns present nnd brought salii itor for n commission firm in N cw !rigntcd; he was the possessor of 20 greeting* from the Augusta Rotnr­ York provided him with a dandy sten- head of thoroughbred Jersey cattle, inns. He lived in Tampn several <il and he shipped his crop to thnt had n motor truck ns well as a car years ago nnd thinks Sanford firm, lb- had paid for the seed and tllu| he told me that should he write is about the best plncc he hns fertilizer and in fact had paid nil ex­ his check for two thousand dollars he p ir e up to loading the potatoes in wns certain it would be cashed. I seen in the south and he paid the the cars. Hu loaded four hundred and I asked him thin how strong he goes city ninny fine compliments. Miss F.thel Henry of the Woman's ■ixty eight barrels and figured thnt If into the potato game. He winked nnd h, re lived $1,500 gross he would lie replied that some years he raised as College nnd dnughter of Mnyor Tienwell .iff and at the prices then pro- high as four acres for the potato mar- ry of this city nddressed the rlub on the subject uf sending Anne ITnrvnrd vailing he should have received nt bet. h «t that amount. Imagine his keen Now 1 have not told this story to nnd Lucy Fletcher, the two Floridn disappointment upon receiving 1 112.00 wind up with "What this man did, College girls to Paris to the Olympic fur hi* entire crop, The man came you can do," but to show that the real. n,cot* Tho5‘* >,ounK “dies have made , | | | , | * 1 . • I _ V. t , a 1 M -* . , M . I >, , . . « . * 1 , 1 . 1 * , ■, , If h * * . 1 "Vcr I" iny house nnd showed me the KOO([ clean, sternly way of making wonderful records in athletics and riu* k nnd the letter, which came with n,{,ney on n farm inFlorida is not allnil they lack is the wherewithal to the big big money crops that tnke them over and bring them hm k it, expressing regret that the potatoes jn growing growing the had arrived in bad order but nt con- wo hear so much about but with per- nm' n" the c'ub* Florida an- ssksid< mhle expense they had been able scrvcrancc coupled with intelligent make tip asum and sendthem, t salvage a small percentage of sal- application, certain success will come , MI«* Henrypleadtheir case so obi* able potatoes nnd "herewith find state- fmm dairy cattle, chickens, hogs and <l«cntly thnt it hns been decided to nu nt nnd check enclosed." a diversification of crops and to prove ^enve the m atter in the hands of the Nmi whal to do; the man had never what I have said la-fore, that more hoard of governors who will no doubt h* aril of anything but potatoes being net return* can be made and made n wnY send Anno nnd Lucy to r»t-od in that section as a cash crop easier on twenty acres here in Flori­ "Gay Farce." and it would he a whole y ia r before da than enn be made on one hundred You will find Billy Hoffman nt the another crop could be raised and he acres in the north devoted to general Hof-Mac Batcry Co. ns usual. 06-fltc would no* have the money to finance fnrming and I want to ask: Where the - nip anyway, lie had five acres else can these things ha done outside BUY 11. & L . STOCK. BUILD of corn planted, his good wife hnd oi Floridn? YOUR CITY. 66*4tc •*’ --l « itumire<l puiivla wnich were about ready to lay and 1 advised him CHARGE DISCRIMINATION DIED JU N E 12TII, 1322. to buy a good cow, which could be purchased at thnt time for about $40, I I I , T k r . t i u i r l i l ' S l ’r f» *l Little Irwin, two year old son of WASHINGTON, Juno 14.— Re­ plant thro? acres to sweet potatoes, Mr. nnd .Mrs. L. M. Bledsoe, llenranil two acres to cow pens nnd, when ported discrimination in the class dnll avenue. tie- corn was ready to lay aside, plnnt just graduated from the naval acad­ vi-ivit beans in the corn field and emy at Annapolis against Leonard P ant *uri flowers mound the edge of Kaplan, of Weston, W. Vn., u member While the birds were sweetly singing tbo entire ten acres. He took my nd- of the class, was scored in the sen­ In the tree tops blithe and gay, v' *’« but went further, he made a ate yesterday by Senator Sutherland Angels bourne of airy pinions -mall garden near the house, obtain- republican, West Virginin, who said Entered where our baby lay. • l some cypress poles from a swamp thnt Kaplan hnd been "stigmntixed Entered softly and so softly near by and made n shade for the because of his nationality." Several With his spirit passed nway. garden where he raised what vege­ other senators joined Senator Suth­ Now in siient twilight hours table* his family needed for their own erland's statement nnd suggested When our eyes with tenrs nre blind In our evening prayers we whisper, Uv' a,,d incidentally kept a little spare further investigation. Not our will, oh Lord, but thine. ■ a PAGE TH REE WINNING AND SUCCEEDING When you win some one else may have to he sorry. When you succeed all the world is glad. Old age comfort and affluence rarely com»? through chance. But success will come through thrift,— a lit­ tle sclf-deninl now in order to spend later on. A savings account with the Peoples Bank is the surest road to success. i The Peoples Bank of Sanford S S �PAGE FOUR '■ ■ flflL Mi F I f-t THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUN E 14, 1922 the rudiments of obtaining evidence sending out t e a m s o f ‘w e t ’ an d ‘dry1 STATE HOARD against the violators of the prohibi­ enforcers t h e a g e n t w ho d rin k s can LIST OF NOMI­ HIES AFTER A D ll’ boy the liquor and t h e d r y men can IN T IIE SU RF tion law. N EES FOR STATE Explaining the two groups of witness the sale, t h e r e b y witnessing the corroberative evidence required (Hr The AMMlsIrl Press) LEGISLATURE agents. Director Davis said: TAMPA, June 13.—W. W. Clark of by the government to constitute an "We have agents of our force who Ford and Army Proposals May Da Wall Spring, member of the state never drank. Again wehave others illegal sale of liquor." Complete list of the Democratic road department, died suddenly Sun­ who do drink. The latter are es­ Considered Togther, Mondell nominees for the state senate and day at Hog Island, near Wall Spring, ALTERATION S A L E — STARTS sential to the department to obtain Indicates. legislature is here given, including as the result of a paralytic stroke. evidence. Agents who never drink June 14.—Lloyd S h o e S t o r e . 61-8tc the hold-over senators. The holdover Mr. Clark went to Hog Island yes­ I Hr The A»a,*rln t rd I'rru l are not compelled to drink while in senators this time are from the odd WASHINGTON, June 13.— A de­ terday on an over-Sunday trip, sleep­ the service. And there is where the Let Dilly Hoffmnn tell you about numbered districts. Two vacancies cision will be reached by the house ing on board the boat on which he wet agent comes into his own. By Radio; it don’t cost anything. 66-0tc from the ninth and twenty-seventh Yesterday morning this week on the senate’s plan to au made the trip. districts were filled in the primary thorize the United States army to j he went in bathing, and a short time election June iI. The list follows: complete the governments nitrate later suffered the stroke thnt resulted For Stale Senator plant at Muscle Shoals it was learned in death. District 1.— W. II. Ma poles, CrestHe was born in I.ousivllc, Ky., Nov­ yesterday from administration lead­ view. ers. ember 8, 1**63. lie came to Florida in District 2.—John I*. Stokes. Pensa­ The senate's proposals embodied in 1875, his parents locating at Live cola. the nrmy appropriation bill, will Oak. There, in 1880, he married Miss District 3.—11. II. i.indsoy, Honifay. renrh the house nbout Wednesday, it j Lucinda Hamby In 1887 he moved District I. — W. J . Singletary, was said yesterday from the confer­ to Ilartow, of which place he was Grand Ridge. Mr. Clark ence between senate and house con- mayor for four years. District G.—W. P. Shelley, Telogia. ferences. The house conferees, while built the first phosphate plant in Flor District fl.—S. W. Anderson. Fads are all right for the rich man, reported ns favoring the senate’s pro­ idn for Joe Hull nnd was actively in­ Greens boro. posal. will not make any recommenda­ terested in phosphate dtvelopment for but the farm er that is first of all in­ District 7.—Oscar M. Eaton, Lake­ tion, but will put the question direct­ many years. terested in paying his bills and hav­ land. ly up to the bouse members for de­ He was appointed a member of the District 8.—W. C. Hodges, Talla­ ing some money left, wants tried rision. state road department of Florida by hassee, A vote by the house to reject the Gov. Cary A. Hardee in Jununry, 1221 and true methods of getting the District 2.—J . M. .Mitchell, Klfers. ft tinte’n proposals, it was indicated, ns the representative m the departDistrict 10.— It. II. Rowe, Madison. money for his crop. would indefinitely tie up the appro- meot from the First congressional District I I .—John S. Taylor, Larprintlor.a bill as sennte advocates of district of Floridn. boro. the plan to let the army complete -----------District 12.—J. II. Scales, Perry. Muscle Shoals have declared they I'llOIIIRITION AGENTS District 13.—Tom Cambell, West would "light to the end" for their proARK W ET" AND DRV" Pulni Dench. I'l.KAl> GUILTY po*nl. On the other hnnd house pro-j District 11.— W. W. Phillips, l.nke ponents for acceptance of Henry ( Itr Tkr ,1*•*»«*Imf it I’ f f M ) tnr T h e A a a w r t i i l r d City. PHILADELPHIA, June 14.—FroFord’s offer will endeavor to strike NEW 1 ORK, June 13.—Arthur F. SHIPPERS OF FLORIDA PRODUCTS District 15.— D. K. Knight, Sturke. the plan on the ground that it hibition agents are divided into two District 10.—James E. Calkins, Fer-1™ **®, who said he was « ranchman,, of Danville, f III., uiid Mr. and Mrs will prevent nrreptnnre of Ford’s of- classes, "wet" and "dry" at a rtass In the R un Iness 30 Years nandinn. in “Volstendism" being conducted in fer for at least n year. John W. Vardemnn. of New York, District 17.—J . D. Johnson, Live With three slightly varying re­ the offiii* of John W. Davis, director yesterday pleaded guilty to first de­ Oak. ports from tlm military nffnirs com­ of prohibition in i'ennsyivnnia. District 18,—J . Turner Duller, Jack- gree grand larceny charges in con­ Director Davis’ school is for the mittee recommending nrreptnnre of nection with the theft of $300,000 in aaaaaaaaaaaaBaaaa*aananBiBaaaaaaaaaaaaaBHaBHNaaaBaas sonville. Ford’s offer also before the house, n purpose of instructing Ids agents in a Liberty bonds from the Chase Nation­ District 12.— M. O. Overstreet, Or­ al Dank. They were remanded until long debate on the subjjert rannot he lando. averted. Representative Mondell, ReHealth Almost Ruined District 2(1.—N. J. Wicker, Cole­ Friday for sentence. publican floor lender, has announced Chase, who was employed as a man. ■ Tickets will he sold daily until September 30, limited ret urnRy Ravages of he will arrange for early considera­ District 21.— W. .1. Epperson, Hron- guard in the registered mail section of a inp until October 31, pood to stop-over at all stations on eiththe bank, w-as arrested after securi­ tion of these reports ami it was indi-! Indigestion ■on. S er the going or return trip, or both, at the following fares: ci,ted yesterday they might he brot District 22.—T. T. .Turnbull, Monti- ties scheduled for shipment to Boston l l r n t l W i t h o u t ” \ n - ■ To disappeared last April. It was found ^ oro Ihe house at the same time as W nt ui irl*t -l ’» l lHt ur rt u rldl r, *e'n >|r. Haiti m o re..............................................$57.6-1 cello. D o u a h r r t , St»j«. ' be senate proposal. This would give that they had never left in the post T o t i n , I* tlnllrrl, llrrutrrrd mol District 23.—W. M. Igou, Kustls. To New York ........................................... $67.28 I ’ r t i U r * I ’r r r n l l n r H u n t l l l t i h l , . the house a direct opportunity of i*i trict 2 1 . w. H. Malone, Key office nnd Inter they were located in a I To Philadelphia ........................................$63.10 safe deposit box in St. Augustine, choosing between the Ford nnd nrmy Mr F. W Douirhcrly. Bouwllpa, la West. |ilnns. of i n . ntiinlon that w ithout F e r r a l l n e District 25.— II. II. Wells, ( Ripley. Fla. Upon his arrest Chase confessed woiihi lm iP mi I tinlit,’. In a recen t 5 To Boston ................................................... $79.8-1 If the house accepts the sennte ltin e t t e r to the Frrr n lln e Medicine ComDistrict 20.— W. A. Russell, Crcs- stenting the bonds and implicated the I'il ny. hr ■«)’■: | Vnrdemnns who were arrested in Sav­ plnn, even Ford's supporters admitted The Atlantic Coast Line Operates “ I urn .erulitnt you the n am e* o f a; cent City. yesterday he would not be given the «ofnr |,. ,.|i|e | think will he hnneflttei! a District 27. Or. E. J . Ktheredge, annah ami brought north. liy KKItl!A IJN T: 1 c . r r y FK IIflA L IK K B project for at lenst a yenr. With the In ttiv -'..cK nt nil ti m e ., iitcl It Icie B■ 3—THROUGH TRAINS TO THE EAST—3 Retiring. M m i Ft lit Ml: 1’ K ltH O N A U .r a precedent established of bnving the thnt ISO with an excellently arranged system of sleeping and dining fei l 1 <.in |i..iir*ily rec.intttu i .l it ~ VRTH I.ES REVISED District 2K.—Howard G. Putnam, army resume eonstructlton work, it In lilirh. at term.> cars, details regarding which, together with a splendid as­ Oak Hill. I ml Ik . . t Inti h id en n early ruin* I my was also prolmhh- thnt the Ford offer h ealth that I tr x l l y believe i would1 sortment of illustrated descriptive matter covering Eastern ( I l f I la %n woe III l i d I ’ r r s s f District 22.—T. J . Knnbb, MacCIcnh ave he*.ii dead had I not ii.ml KK 11 LONDON, June 13.—Articles of the will lie held for perhaps three years, HAI.INK resorts, may be obtained by calling on hut elaee hmIiik eevernt hotny. new Irish constitution have been re­ the time necessary to complete the H o of F e r r a l l n r 1 am now e n ttrely re- _ Covered. B District 30.— Dr. D. N. Cone, White G. W. CRIM, Ticket Agent vised so satisfactorily, the Evening project. No on e In In b e tte r iio.ltlon to rec - B Springs. ninnieiid Kerrallne th an I, for It ha* B Rejection by the hnurc of the army •lone Star asserts, thnt Arthur Griffith will Phone fi.'l-J Sanford, Florida an much for me “ ■ District 31.—W. A. MacWilliams, F l S I t l t A LINK I* a N atu ral Mineral B return to DuUin with them. It adds plan, on the other hnnd. might easily T o n tc an d the mint preiuliuMit men a S t. Augustine. that Colonial Secretary Churchill may result in prevention of nny work nt h a v e volun tarily ( . . t l f l . d to henefll* ■ District 32.—Dr. J . II. Colton, of eeperlally from F e r r a l l n e n . B postpone his statement in the house of Muscle Shoals for another year as nreceived, relief from Itullireetlon, Stomach ■ Gainesville. The Standard Railroad of the South T r o u b l e . Ilheui Mtlnin and a u ercrai ■ ceinmuns until today, so thul the an­ the senate was emphatic in favoring For Representatives ASK YORK MIlL’t m i H T F u l l KKIt- ■ nouncement of the agreement ipay be resumption of work by the army. A I I A I.IN K .-A d v . ....................................................................... ................................................ ... Alachua.—O. M. Tillman, Campmade simultaneously in London and in defeat of the army plan by the house vllle; J . 1.. Mathews, Rlnnd. it was indicated probably would reDublin. linker. R. Powers, MncClenny. suit in the senate rejecting all con­ Ray.—J . Ed. Stokes, Panama City. sideration of the project for this ses­ ASK LIKE IMPRISONMENT Hrndford.— E. S. Mathews, Starke; sion of congress. T. II. l ’inholster, Rrookcr. Illy T h e A a .n r la lr d I 'r e a . ) Ilrevnrd—J . J. Parish. Titusville. COLUMBIA. S. L \, June 13.— A pe­ S 1.00(1.000 FUND IS Ilrownnl. Carl I*. Weidling, Fort tition signed by 27 persons, II of RAISED TO R ETIR E Lauderdale. them Juror, who ant in tin* cast? was Y. M. C. A. WORKERS Calhoun.—A. J. McClellan, IHmilit*- liU’ii with Gov. Wilson G. Harvey yestown. terilny asking tluit the sentence Illy T h e t a . n r l n l r d I’ r r a . l Citrus- Fred Van Roy, Inverness. U r death against Jesse Gnppins, one BUFFALO, June 13.—Without pubClny.— L. E. Wade, Green Cove of the trio convicted of the murder of licity or public appeal, tin- raising of Springs. William Hrnzcll, Columbia taxidriver, a fund of $1,000,000 to provide for Charlotte.—J W. Shelley. Punta lie ehangetl to life imprisonment. retirement of veteran Y. M. C. A. exGorda. etutives throughout \'„rth America is Columbia.—I W. A. Rivers, Lake nearing eotiiplt,!! . was announced OUR tire denier USCO has always sold TAR R I NG PARTY City; Perry Win EIHsviH* here today by A. II. Whitfo.nl, local is n a tu ra lly as a quality tire of knutni LEADS TO FEUD: Dado— Den (!. Willard, Miami. Y. M. (’. A, secretary and chairman Sent h u siastic standards and perform ­ ONE MAN IS JA ILED DeSoto— W. I). Dell, Arcadia. of the fund committee. when he shows an ce. Dixie.—Thos. A. Fletcher, Fletcher. It had been originally planned to 4 IVjr I k«* A •■iirlii ( r d P r n * t you the 30x314 Today at $10.90 it D u v a l.-F . O. Miller, A. Y. Milam, IUUHMONI), Vn., Juno UL—Her- close the campaign on January 1st, USCO at $10.90. Jacksonville. (ixes the worth of iu rt Dtu'kley, a lumber worker, is in 1223, but indications are that the fund To him L7SCO has al- your tire dollar ut Escambia.— Frank X. Carroll: John jnil nnd warrants are out for many will have been fully subscribed wthin Clny Sruilh, Pensacola. woys represented a tire a new maximum other men who will he arrested within the next two weeks. Flagler. F. L. Iloyd, Runnell value that he felt more hy reason o f its the next few days as the result of Secretaries will have the privilege Franklin.—S. J. Giles, Carrnbelle. what authorities have described as n of retiring nt the ago of ilO, hut many than justified in offering ow n d i s t i n Gadsden.—K. Paul Gregory, quin serious feud near Pendleton, in Louisa eontinue If they so elect. Former his customers. K n i s h c <( cy; M. I.. Hinson, Hinson. county, Virginia, ns the result of secretaries are provided for under the values. At the $10.90 price he Glades. D W. Steuhenson, Moore Ihicklcy living tarred and feathered plan. Canadn, Cuba and Hrn7.il have cun hardly be blamed for Haven. hv n hand of masked men Inst Thurs­ made contributions to the fund and putting it to the front as Hamilton.- J. D, Wctherington; I. day and the subsequent shooting up of association secretaries there will the value he would most J. McCall, Jasper. the home of a preacher named Glenn, share in its benefits lik e to he remembered by. Hardee. S. D. William- H am hul­ mid by tin* authorities to represent The Rockefeller Foundation subls. * * ♦ the faction opposing Duckley and his - rlbr^ $1,200,000 to the retirement Hernando. Hugh Hale, Drookn- friends. fund, conditioned on the raising of This much to keep in ville. Intense feeling is said to have nrls. the $.1,000,000 from oilier sources. mind— Highlands. Rev. John A. Toylnr, en and more trouble is looked for, the N' W ^ ork state led with contributions Retiring. authorities said according to news of $231,215; Pennsylvania was second Hillsborough.—A. T. Stuart, T.tm- reaching here yesterday. ami Ohio third. The bulk of the tlrst United StatesTlrw pa; C. H. Taylor, Plant City. According to the 1-nuisn police, $2,00n,tioo was rained in New York, Good Tints Holmes. A. W. Weeks, Honifay, Rurklcy was nt eased by certain mem­ Chicago nnd Cincinnati. Jackson. Dr. K. Harris; Amos bers of his community with conduct­ taw!*, Marianna. ing a disorderly house. Thursday |FLORIDA RAILROADS Jefferson, R. H. Mays, Monticello; night a ha ml of masked men took him NOT TO ESCAPE TEN W. II. Ilishop, Capps. to a secluded spot in some woods near PER C ENT RATE CUT Lafayette. I*. C. Geiger, Mayo. Ids home and liberally daubed him lj»ke.— Dr. W. A. McKenzie, Lees­ with tar and rolled him in n bed of Florida railroads engaged In inburg; L. I* Edge; Grovel and feathers. trastatv business alone nnd nut ordin­ Lee.—S . A. Henderson, Sr., Fort Friends of Ihicklcy, according to arily affected under the recent order Myers. the police, believing that Glenn h«d of the Intrastate Commerce ConttnisIwon. A. H. Williams; Fred II. bud something to do with the inci­ «ion ordering a 10 per cent reduction Davis, Tntliihnssee. dent, pm*i -i visit to the preacher's in Southeastern railroad freight rates Levy. Craig C. Epperson, Willis h ' l n e Mild fired 1 0 0 shots into the will not escape the cut ordered by the ton. house. Mrs. Glenn, the authorities I C. C„ ns a result of an order by the Liberty.—It. 11. Weaver, Ilriatol. say, extinguished nit the lights in the I loridn Railroad Commission putting Mad.son. J.E . Whitty; T. C. Mer­ house, seized a rifle and from a win- in effect the same reductions on Florchant, Madison. dow on the second floor saw the head itla roads, effective July l. Mat nice.— Wallace Tervin, Braden- of n member of the attacking mob. The same rules enunciated by the ’town. She drew a head of the bead and pull. Interstate Commerce Commission on Marion. Nulhan Mayo, Rummer- ed the trigger. To her dismay she Interstate traffic will be put in force MIDWAY GARAGE, Lontwiwd. Fla FRANK AKERS T IR E CO., Sanford. Where Ymi LAWTON IIROH. GO.. Oviedo. Fla. field; Fred Hooker, Ocala. found the rifle wns unloaded. A fttr on Florida roads by the order of the Florida. Monroe.—J . F. lluston, George I. llring a few more shots the attackers Florida commission. — Jacksonville Ctin Huy LDM. HIGGINS, lac., Sanfnrd, Fla. L W. PH ILLIPS \ SONS, Sanford. Knowles, Key West, i are said to have moved off. The nf- Journal. Florida. U. S. Tires: KKN I \ UI.U. GO., Sanford. Fla. Nassau.—S. A., Ogilvlo, J. Hamp­ fair, according to the authorities, i s ---------------------------ton Jonris, Callalion. it by-product of the prohibition era. ( The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. Okaloosa.—Purl G. Adams, Crestview. Okeechobee.—D. It. McNeill, Okee­ chobee. Drang*.—S. S. Griffin, Orlando: H. H. Wctherington, Apopka. Osceola.—C. S. Acrte, Kissimmee, I’alni Dench.— M. D. Carmichael, West Palm Deach. Pasco.— Edwin S. Dew, Pasindena. Pinellas.—M. W. Ulmer, l-argo. Polk.—Thos. Dryant, Lakeland; D. K. Dullard, l.nke Wales. Putnam.—Henry S. McKensle, C. H. Kennerlcy, Palntkn. Santa Ilosa.—J . II, llarvell; J . C. McRae, Milton. Sarasota.—J . II. Lord, Sarasota, Seminole.—Forest Iwike, Sanford. St. Johns.— II. J. Piper. H. E. Mahr, S t Augustine. St. Lucie.—A. W. Young, Vero. Sumter.—S. W. Getzen, Webster. Suwannee.—A. W. Mcl.cran, Wellhorn; W. D. Mercer, I.iv« Oak. Taylor.— W. T. Hendry, Perry. Union.—C. II. Register, Lake Dul­ ler. Volusia.—J . A. Harper, Pierson; K. I, . Shear, Daytona. Wakulla.—Charles J. Ferrell, Ar­ ran. Walton.— Herman Duldworth, Defunink Springs. Washington.—I,. A. 11rock. Cldpley. HOUSE TO ACT THIS W EEK ON SHOALS PLANS M K M |iKit F A D S Chase & j Company Low Excursion Fares S i ATLANTIC COAST LINE When you look at a 3 0 x 3 '/i U SCO at $ 10.90 •r' •.4 Af �» - t* •. . j^ w n iriw cfJ J i -j” ’ »T" * -*f** fv-* T; r 7 “, # PAGE FIVE - M Going Right Straight Back to M. Dear Old Florida nome," a t HlnJjmUUr-i Piano Stora, Wolaka Block. A Quick Sendee Transfer nt your 60-tfc-m t a l l - ________________ _ prime Florida nnd Western beef.— Purr Food Market. 67‘ 5tP * ^ m * m m m mi S O C IE T Y : PERSONALS : : *3 Phone 217-W t f yon k « r » B a r frlm C a v la ltia c —I f j b b Bra ( ( I b i a a r i t k i n s r bob ar II rom an- • a t r r t a la la s , w , . . . • poatal card la tkla C rp a n a ira l. a l . i . a ir ta lla , ar Irlrb p a n r lha Itrm . f t w lU be K r r a tlr a p p recia te*. Good bye spring crops. Soon be time for fall seed beds and big work starting. CALENDAR PIANOS i* W. A. Ames of Leesburg is a bu«It seem sthat every corner in San­ ienss visitor here today. ford's business districts will have a j new building. B. L. Roberta of Tampa is In tho city transacting business. PHONOGRAPHS spo rts GAMES TODAY Florida State League Tampa at Lakeland. Daytona at Jacksonville. Orlando at St. Petersburg. : ta STA TE S AID IN Why pay m orel The Berger Steel ELIMINATING RAILWAY tilter, $2.25. See us before you buy. GRADE CROSSINGS —Elder Springs Water Co. Phone 311. 51 2te What esn be done when a com­ munity sets out to rid itself of tho THE WINNERS menace of railroad grade crossings is shown by the plans for a Federal-aid Forest Lake road to bo constructed In Alnbnmn E. M. Galloway between Ariton nnd Clnyton. In a distance of about 25 miles the old W. H. Hand road crossed the railroad 14 times. J . S. Dinkle By good engineering 13 of thess T. W. Lawton crossings have been eliminated, the remaining one being in the small J . L. Miller town of Clio, where there are only John Bell three trains n day, nnd those niovo nt slow speed as they approach the J . G. Bell station. T. L. Dumas Some months ago the Bureau of John Russell Public Ronds of the United States ; Department of Agriculture announ­ Bob Wa 1thour ced that grade crossings would bo D. C. Marlow eliminated on nil Federal aid high­ C. R. Duffin ways wherever practicable. Offi­ cials of the bureau nre receiving B. H. Guthrie hearty cooperation from state high- Arc n few of the many hundreds way departments nnd the genera! that have purchased "E X ID E ” approval of the public. Batteries from us. Nearly threo It has been found possible to re ­ years sales and not one to go vise mnny plans, keeping the road wrong. entirely on one side of the track o rj TMU: U4 “ IA Y 1IY I?»> finding a suitable place where th e! , ,K S ,S l 0 ,1 *U1 Battery road can cross beneath or nbove tho track. The llaltery Is the life of (he car. In some States the highway depart­ ments on account of existing leglsln- WE RE-CHARGE AND RE­ PAIR ALL MAKES Uon nre having difficulty in induc­ BATTERIES ing the railroad companies to shnre the cost of placing the highway above or under tho track. 107 West First SI.------- Phone 518 HOW TH EY STAND Florida State League ph o n o graph r e c o r d s Won Lost I’ct. O m^ u l a r s h e e t m u s i c St. Petersburg 0 1.000 Q Tampa 0 1.000 Jacksonville was represented here PI.AVKR HOM«S Jacksonville 1 plcasuro bent. 1 .r»oo yesterday by C. P. McKinsoy. Daytona 1 ... 1 .500 <1 Orlando 1 H. H INTERM ISTER .000 .. 0 Miss Virginia Do Coursey leaves 0 . C. Branch of Ocnla was in tho o Lakeland ............... ... o .000 tomortow for the mountains of North ‘ PIANO CO. city yesterday attending to business. Carolina, where she will Join her Welaka Block American League B. B. Bledsoe of West Park, was mother nnd sister for tho summer. Won Ixtst in the city yesterday on a business New York 35 21 Miss Lucile Sweat, Miss Helen Henry McLaulin, J r . mission. 23 lornn, Miss Georgia Pattishnll nnd St. Ijnuis ________ 32 28 Washington __ .. 27 OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST J . M. Slattery of Tampa is spend* Culver Ktheredge of Genovn left yesCleveland _____ . 26 28 ing n few days here attending to teniny to nttend the summer school 28 Detroit 26 at Gnincsvillc. business. Chicago ...... . 25 29 26 Philadelphia 21 It. D. Porter of Tninpn was among Mis. Gardner of Rome, Georgia Is ^ t tl * 30 Boston 21 the out or town business visitors hero il,' tho cit>’ visiting many old friends, yesterday. Tho Gardners resided here for mnny National League. ______ . ! years nnd have mnny friends who are Won L ist Pet. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Pierson of Or- I' lw“ys ^In‘l to "oc .035 New Y'ork 19 33 are spending n few days hero Sanford, Fla. lnndo ||2 East. 1st St. A. %B , IV 1 A 1, *** ft .1 I ir1 lli. n M ■ . — 1. * .. JI - . lull . Pittsburg 21 .563 27 nt tho Montezuma. 29 .547 24 for tho Sanford Bunt). Being in the St. Louie 26 .5111 government service does not cut our Brooklyn ...... ........ . 28 H u h Cincinnati 30 .474 27 was in tho city yesterday and made responsibility nnd if we want con­ Chicago 27 .471 ; 24 his headquarters at the Montezuma. certs we must pay ns usual. HARDING SIGNS IllLI Boston 23 27 RETURNING MILITARY Philadelphia 16 .327 33 J . R. Roberts of Lake City made TO PEACE TIM E WAGE bis headquarters nt the Montezuma grnf of the Fernald-fjuighton Mem­ I Southern AHNorialion yesterday while in the city on bus­ orial Hospital are glad to sec her out WASHINGTON, June 14.— Preslngain after several weeks sickness Won Lost iness. dent Harding Monday signed the 36 that confined her to her room. Mobile Wndsworth-McKonzic bill returning 34 25 Memphis .. . Misses Ruth nnd Cora Lee Tillis the army, navy marine corps nnd 23 Attorney Charles Bowycr of Ja c k ­ Birmingham 32 You Can Find the Name of leave tomorrow for the League Con­ coast guard service to pence time pay 20 sonville is here while he is attending Little Rock 32 E m ; Lire Professional and ference at Winter Park, where they standards. 30 '28 the meeting of the State Unr Asso­ New Orleans Business Man in Hanford In will represent tho local league. The bill, effective July 1, slashes 23 32 ciation in Orlando. His mnny San­ Atlanta This Column Each Day $14,154,00 from the pay of private 35 j 25 Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Dowling nnd ford friends are always gind to seo Nashville soldiers to $21 a month, but grants 40 him. 21 Chattanooga* John Weston of Jacksonville are many special allowance* which might here the guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Gif­ run the enlisted mnn'n pay ns high VESTER DAY’S RES Ul .TS ford Garrett. Mr. Dowling is repor­ Mrs. J . P. Forest, Miss Prana Rob­ ns$ 157.50 n month. The pay of offi­ George A. DeCottes Florida Slate League ting the Bar Association meeting in erts and Miss Lnlia Beasley leave cers ranges from $1,500 for new sec­ At Lnketnud, 0; Tampa, 4. today for n visit to their old home in Orlando. Utorney-at-Law ond lieutenants or ensigns up to a At St. Petersburg, 6; Orlando, 5. Sylvester. On their return to San­ maximum of $9,010 for mnjor gencrOver Seminole County Bank At Jacksonville, 1; Pnytona, 6. ford they will reside at 912 Park DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB nls nnd renr admirals. SANFORD FLORIDA A very delightful socinl event of n' l’nue. American I-eague yesterday was the bridge luncheon Distance makes no difference; we At Chicago, B; Boston, 0. Mrs. W. S. Jordan of Jacksonville given by Mrs. Puleston nt ber lovely are ready for tho long, ns well ns the S. 0. Shinholser At St. Louis, 13; New York, 4. home in Rose Court, the guests in­ nnd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowyer of short trips. Call 49B for n Quick Ser­ —^ At Detroit, 5; Washington, 1. cluded the members of the Duplicate Jacksonville nre In tho city tho Contractor and Builder vice Transfer. CO-tfc-m At Cleveland-Philadelphia, rain. guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Sha­ The Country Club end Golf Link* arc FLORIDA Brlge Club nnd one extra tabic of ron. Mrs. Jordan has purchased a SANFORD players. BIDS WANTED almost completed. You wlU want Ibo Nationnl League »■ The rooms were adorned with fine lot on Park avenue and will best in everything in the Notice is hereby given that tho City At Boston, H; Pittsburgh, 5. quantities of roses nnd daisies. Qn i build a nice home this fall. Mr. Jo rSMITH BROS. Commissioners of the City of San­ At Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, 8. enrh table was n crystal vnso filled ^nn’ fc,rmrrl>’ t^10 mnyor of JacksonSporting Goods Line ford, Florida, will receive scaled bids At New York, 7; Cincinnati, 5. ville will be here in a few weeks nnd Garage and Machine Co. with daisies, nnd little daisy cups up to the night of June 26th, 1922, At Philadelphia, 14; St. Louis, 0. We are agents for the Celebrated filled with mints nnd salted nuts. At they will make Sanford their home. Expert A uto R e p a ir W o rk from nil persons desiring to bid on the one o'clock a delicious four course following improvement proposed to be Southern Association Pbone SO Comer F irst and Osk A Winter Park Mnn, when ap­ luncheon was served. made by the. City Commissioners, Spaulding Line of Golf At Birmingham, 3-3; Lille Rock, 4-0 Tho afternoon was pleasantly spent proached for an nd in that burg’s namely: At Mobile, 1; Nashville, 0. “WE DELIVER TH E GOODS' with duplicate bridge, the prizes, homepnper, is reported to have said Goods On 12 to 20 ton per day capacity In­ At New Orleans, 11; Chattanooga, 6 Hint advertising didn’t pay. That dainty pieces of china were won by cinerator or Cremator, latest improv­ Quick Service Transfer Mrs. R. A. Newman nnd Mrs. E. F. would seem to lend color to the as­ Patronize your homo merchants (• ed; price to be on manufacturers American Association sertion that Florida is the "lasts everything you need to purchase. We Householder. Storage Facilities specification, and to include nil costs At Toledo-St. Paul, rain. are here to stey. Mrs. PuJeston’s guests included frontier." Wonder, now, how did he of erection. The Commirsioners re­ At Columbus, 6; Minneapolis, 9. If *» please you, tell others; if no Mrs. George Do Cottcs, Miss Louisa ever get that wny7 serve the right to reject any and all At Indianapolis, 1; Milwaukee, 0. tell us. Phone 490 DeCottes, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. bid* that nre not satisfactory. At Louisville, 3; Kansas City, 7. Get tho genuine Peters’ Diamond George Knight, Mrs. E. F. HouseholAddress nil communications to C. J. brand shoes nt Rivers Brothers, San­ Mrns. F. E. Roumillat, Mrs. B. W. B. W. HERNDON Ryan, City Manager, Sanford, Flori­ Fat hens and friers.—Pure Food ford avenue. Your shoo money will Herndon, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. A. da S , UtlW-liil 67 5tp da. go farther. 67-4tc M ari'*' P, Connelly, Air*. F. M. Oalim riy, Insurance Agrencv nnd Mrs. R. A. Newman. FIRE—AUTO— BONDS c :<9»l mdm a RAY BROTHERS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY PLAY GOLF HILL HARDWARE COMPANY ::s :s s ::s :::s s s ::s s :s K :! ::s K :s ! s ::s s K i s ::s s s ::;:K i :::i :i ::::s ::::;::::::::::::::::K « K S K s s K 5 s s s s S :- Sparton Horn Service -AT- Sanford Battery Service Company SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Six by nine wool nnd fibre rugs ■ M $8.98 nt Rivers Brothers, Sanford nvenue, 67-4 tc The public is invited to an ice cream ■ ■ social by the Jennie Spaulding Circle of the Baptist church Friday evening June 16th nt 8 o'clock nt tho home of Mrs. John Abrahams, Sanford Heights the proceeds to pay for the church pews. Cars will be furnished nt the church for those who wish to go. 68-2tp MICHIGAN RESORT RAILS PATRONS WITH LIQUOR (M r Tfcr I’ f f M l »<lcr (.rinding; IJeLuxe Piatona; 0»m lie Ringa and Pina; Fly wheal IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich., Juno 14.—Spread Engle, seven miles from here, is to be America’s most exemplnry summer resort this year if the plans of William Dennis, owner of Spread Engle puvilion, materialize, He says there's been altogether too much drinking nnd loose conduct on the islnnd and he’s fed up on It. Dennis has compiled a group of interesting rules which the resorters will have to comply with. Each incoming patron must sub­ mit to search of his person. If liquor is found on him he must turn it over to Mr. Dennis or get o ff the island and if his breath carries the tell-tale tan(J of jflegot beverage ho will get the gnte too. Four men have boon *"■ <i..r Hindi: Crank Shall, , . J; 1" " 1 CONTRACTOR apd BUILDER ‘ IT Commercial Street Hanford. r*a Geo. W. Knight Deal Estate nnd Insurance •ANFiih i ) FLORIDA Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. f’*nfral Machine and Boiler Work; 7 Installed nnd Guaranteed By Linford, , Battery Service ' J Company ORLANDO, FLORIDA Y ow ell-D rew Co. I ORLANDO’S LARGEST STORE You’ve Been Watching and W aiting—And Here It Is ANNUAL JUNE CLEARANCE SALE This is the Biggest saving event on the summer store calendar. No m atter what sales you have attended or what bargains you’ve seen, this Is one sale you must not miss. This year’s sale will he greater than ever— prices are lower—stocks are larger—each day of the sale will bens interesting as the first. Ja ______________ These arc a few of the many Live Wire Items------------------------------- ■■ 81x90 Seamless I'd/a Sheets, each .......................... . 72x81 Heavy Crochet Spreads. each .... •— ........... *••■■•**’ 18x38 in. Double Nap Hath Towels ........................................ ......... Red Selvage Linen-Colored Kllchen Toweling, yard ............................... 28-In. Dress nnd Apron Ginghams, yard ........... 32-in. Lorraine Ginghams. yard ............................. AH Trimmed Hats at j " ro,wfllvc «u” ,“ ‘ hc " It coat* less to live In Clearwat­ er" is n slogan suggested by a local ■ * business house. Not laid, nt that, if that_________ condition could be brought done, without a^°ut’ 1 ,e means — of ‘chimphurting anyone, by »..««..= " — I*er transportation.—Clearwater News, j IB ■■ ■■ *■ ■■ ■3 ■■ Ja ■■ i J [ i _ . , once over. •limed; agents for Callle Inboard a»4 ----A GOOD SLOGAN. Outboard M o to r*.___ -Phone 61 Rayfield Carburators QUALITY DII) IT -3 S3 33 55 33 Beginning Friday June 16th to Saturday, June 24 $1.00 $1.65 25c 7£c 15c .. 50c Half Price Men’s Summer Suits at Special Sale Prices $11.50, $19.50, $26.50 ..... $6.50 >o$i6.oo Children’s Gingham nnd White Linenc Dresses, sizes 8 to M .................. HALF PRICE One Lot $5.00 to $8,00 Pumps, Strap Slippers and Oxfords, at Specially attractive prices on Furniture, Household Goods Rugs. ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ IS ■■ 5■ "■ ■■ ■■ ■i MB aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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, June 14, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 14, 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>, June 14, 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/a32837a2e783a9f695d3a5669876bffb.pdf 9aa0bf495faedb0c8bc08dd0353a4e10 PDF Text Text •vs<rr«d , T ‘.H - SANFORD SANFORD “ The City Substantial** CUT Substantial IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O RLD ’S GREATEST VE G ETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JUNK 15,1922 VOLUME in. NUMBER 69 DEFENDS POSITION : A| I AC C||Df|pr>c u n p r c CENTRAL FLORIDA WATER LASKER ON SHIPPING BOARD VESSELS, ftL L U t t u " u r E 3 m , r j a SELLING LIQUOR AS STATED ARE CENTERED TODAY IN TRAFFIC LEAGUE TO HOLD HEARING HERE JULY 27 THE HAGUE CONFERENCE W ill Continue Until the Supreme Court Renders a • Decision Plans Being Made* I*or Most Comprehensive Report to Icemen BIG MEETING HERE THAT W ll.t. HB A T T E N D E D BY \l.l, TH E IIU 8 IN K S S MEN, GROWERS A N D S H IP P E R S STATE POLICE GUARD JAIL OF MURDERER GEO. STUAH T, A L L E G E D S I.A Y E H O F MISS M K I.L E T T M A Y UB M O D HKD e n r T h r A « « o r l n t r d I’ r f M l The Central Florida W nter Traffic Datruc i* now preparing additional .jaU to Ih* submitted to Mnjor Lumen at the meeting, which tho ,ntter hn* tailed for June 27th nt Sanford. While thn«o in charge of this work will not i e the lr plant, they have ndvised that this date, when completed, will U th. most concise thnt has ever been submitted in support o f the St. JohnsIndian river project. They feel confi,trnt that it will be an irrefutable nr- s s -r r zrrzvz L A N S IN G , Mich., June 16.— State police today continued the guard the c ity jail where G eorge Straub, the a l­ leged confessed alnyer o f Miss A lice M ellett, being held in safety Inst night ns several score o f Jackson men demanded the prisoner. Local o ffic ­ ers on guard all streets in the vicinity to disperse crowds or prevent demon­ strations thnt m ight lead to another attem pt nt violence. sen ato r glass Iltjr T h e Aaaorln lr rf l * r r » » l ST. LO U IS, June 15.— The AnheusOfficials o f the department o f juser-Husch Hrewing Company Is willing « « refused to comment on the situa. . . . . lion, tail in other ijuarters attention to prmluce witnesses to support the ^ ^ ^ opin|on on f||o thcrc charges thnt the United Stntes Ship- wh|ch W|l„ rt.n,|tirv,| by form er ping Hoard Is violating the prohibl-1mir Attorney tion Inw nnd the Volstead net in event eongressionnl Inquiry it was made known here today by representatives of the firm. • 11*20. General Frierson Actin Mr. Frierson held that the nnt‘«nnl prohibition act was effective «l*«n ships flyin g the American fla g wherever they might be. According to high department of- Dedicated to the Task o f BOOZE FIGURES Bringing: Russia into IN BIG R I O T Concert o f Nations ON STEAMER FIRST S E S S I ON IIBTWBBN WASHINGTON AND PO T O M A C RIV E R RE SO R T L A S T N IG H T I l l r T h r A ■ • o r l n Ir«l I ’ r r a i l W AS1II N O TO N , Juno 16*— The ficials an opinion o f nni attorney genW A S H IN G T O N . June LV— Dispute Housc Merchant Marine Committee ernl remains the official interpretation adjourned today until tomorrow with■ « " “ " t il it has been revoked by over a quart o f whiskey is said to out action on the Hnnkhead a m e n d - declalon nr by a supersedIng have started a riot oil a steamer be­ on opinion. Furthermore, they added, tween Washington nnd Potomac Rivment providing no steamship lines — . . , , , , , . ,, four which liquor is sold should Obtain any ,*uch opinion always stands unless re- er resort Inst night, In vvhich v part o f the federal ship subsidy 'lucst for a review comes from t h e , hundred excursionists took pnit and funds. Continuance o f selling liquor department or agency which or- one man was killed and a score in­ jured, one probably fatally, before aboard the American ships “ ju stified , »Kln«lly requested the ruling, charge that Uncle Sam is engaged in Mr. tasker's stand ns to liquor the disorder ended when one o f the contending factions left the vessel ut bootlegging" Representative Cooper, sales on board American vessels was Alexandria. Virginia, scvornl arrests Republican, o f Ohio, declared in a taken, he informed Mr. Kusch, on the were made. Pop bottles nnd knives statement announcing he would sup- authority o f nn opinion rendered by port the amendment in the ship sub- General Counsel Schlcslngor of the inf licit d most o f the injuries. shipping board. sidy hill to stop it. * The chairman conferred ycstenlny STARTED TODAY FRAUGHT W IT H M A N Y H ESPO N SIH ILIT IE S FOR W IIO I.K WORLD |Ur Thr Aa»<wlnlrd I’ r r n l T D K H AG U E , June 15.— The con­ ference to consider the Russian a f­ fairs wits called to order in Peace Palncc this afternoon by Dutch Foreign Minister II. A. VnnKarnebeck, with sixty delegates representing about thirty countries present. WALTER WARD IS INDICTED FOR MURDER T H E H AG U E , June 15.— A ll Eu­ rope centered its hopes today in open­ ing international conference dedicated to task o f making practical arrange­ ments fo r re-entry o f Russia into tho concert o f nations. gineers, ihown therein, can take no other W A S H IN G TO N , June 15.— Definite with Attorney General Daugherty nnd T H E H A G U E , June 15.— Two not­ cour*< thun to endorse this project. steps through legislation to stop the while there gave him copies of the able meetings will be held In The Never before have tho sections t r i­ sale of liquor on American Ahips was correspondence with the St. tauis Hague peace pnluec today. A t 11:30 butary to the .St. Johns river realized brewer. The m atter o f liquor sales nt o'clock this first annual session of the started today through prosentntin by the importance the completion o f this. permanent court o f international jus­ Hnnkhead, Democrat, Alnbnmn, of sen was not the primary' purpose o f ,,rojc t means to them. In addition, tice was opened nnd nt 2:30 this a fter­ the entire Hast Const south o f Titus­ N O T IN FAVO R O K YOUNG M EN amendment to merchant murine bill the conference, Mr. tasker Indicated A R R E S T E D A N D PLA C E D IN J A IL noon the conference arranged to con­ TAKING VACATION TO HE which would cut o f f government nid Inter, but it was brught up Incident­ ville. is also cognizant o f the great W IT H O U T PAID ItY P A R E N T S sider Russian problems began its e f­ provided in measure from any ship ally. I ml.ilitie- which nn opening Into the H A IL carrying intoxicating liquors. Alafort to s ttle those ■ tf n which Refusing to discuss his talk with St J..hn: river would give them. The C H A P E L H IL L , N . C., June 15.— hnntn representative offered nmend- \|r> Daugherty, Chairman I.nskcr de­ the Genoa c'lofercin. .. uiidomd after inter, t aroused in these sections hns i l l r T h f l o o i t f l n l i il ir. „.... facilitated the compilation o f sta- United States Scnntor Carter Glass, ment ut meeting o f house merchant r lnre«l he would not ask the depart , W H IT E PL A IN 'S , N. Y.. June 16.— |weeks o f unsuccessful wrangling Tw o more dissimilar meetings it t *tu upon which w ill be predicated delivering the annual commencement marine committee o f which he is u niPnt o f justice for a new opinion, bo- W alter S. Ward, millionaire baker’s address at the U niversity o f North number. Considerable doubt express ing entirely setlsflsd with thnt r e n -1 fM, n t u . n , in,|icte«l today by the W est-[would be difficult to find under the t* •Inim made by the supporters o f th. St Jolins-lndian river route fo r [Cnrolinn yesterday morning, denounc- ed thnt amendment would be ncceptc •ted Lie red by Mr. Sehlezingcr. He added chpRU,r grand ,,rilI„ j jury :ur>. a charge of saute i»->f* Tho first w ill be purely t irnment action. |cd in emphatic term s the soldier bon- ns indications of the m ajority mem- thut he would not answer further let killing Clarence Peters, form er snii l - 'judicial, with the solemnity and reIh most influential citizens o f nus bill, nnd rendered high praise to hers o f the committee would vote to tern on the subject o f liquor selling. or. Soon a fter indictment was re- jjtnietions which the ermine casts it, • tion* will Ih * present at the Woodrow Wilson, whom he termed report the bill ns framed by the com­ Representative Upshaw, Democrat, turned a deputy was sent to Ward's about its doings, while the se »nd w ill mittee. n tmg June 27th to g iv e testimony | i the “ real author” author o f the federal Georgia, publicly announced yesterday |1omv Mow Rochelle to arrest him. lx* a continuation o f the spirited sea ■i. 'Wing the urgent necessity for the scrv serve system. he would o ffe r an amendment to the , , t. hn(j |,ct,n nl |j|H.rty on $50,000 bail. sions nt Genoa, devoted to attempts to untangle vexations problems aris­ g it-in ment engineers recommending i The senator's nddress was heard W A S H IN G TO N , June 15.— A ttor­ ship subsidy bill providing thnt n o ____________________ tin mute, and this testim ony w llljb y an audience thnt pneked the Uni- ney General Dnugherty w ill be naked part of the federal subsidy fund . ., ing from the war. '. suppott the brief which w ill be sub-j vcralty auditorium to rapacity, nnd fo r a new ruling on the question of should be used by steamship lines on V O H S t i t l i t 1011 I O F The Hague is not especially pleas­ I the Central Florida W a te r ;his tribute to the former president the sale o f liquor on shipping boar whose ships liquor Is sold. A lend­ ed, particularly the officials of the Traffic League. A t the conclusion o f nrought spontaneous nnd prolonged vessels it was indicated today nt the ing Western Republican previously capital, in having the Genoa troubles, transferred here nnd sheltered under treasury. had announced that he would o ffe r the hearing Major I.emen will then applause. Governor Cameron Morrison made the pence palace. P. A. Van Kamothe same amendment, and friends o f submit hi* recommendation to n nnd heck, Dutrh minister o f foreign nfW A S H IN G T O N , Juno 15.— Sale of the hill sniii it seemed certain the is­ G imhI Brag reus Has Been Made Hoard of six army engineers, who in a short nddress follow ing Senator Public Will Hear It. fnirs, w ill extend n welcome to the turn will approve or disapprove, nnd Glass. It was a w o rd o f appreciation liquor on shipping hoard vessels nt sue would have to be met unless the conference nnd then turn it over to the thnr recommendation w ill be refer­ fo r the senator's address. “ Whether sen will Ih* continued, Chairman ta s ­ bill wns reported by the rules com­ ( I l f I hr %a««»rlnlr4 I'rea*) red to the chief of the arm y board o f you ngrcc with his view s or not," the ker reiterated Inst night, until n su­ mittee with a stipulation thnt none LO ND O N, June 15.— The constitu­ representatives of the various Euro­ marine committee tion for the Irish free state in shap­ pean powers which have sent dele­ engineers. The chief o f thin board in governor said, " I know you will rec­ preme court decision hns taen render­ hut merchant turn makes a recommendation to the ognize in him a man, an American, a ed holding such practice ilegnl under amendments would he considered. ing of which unexpectedly good pro­ gates. There was talk last night thnt such gress hns taen made will be the prohibition laws, or until he Secretary o f war, nnd from him it is deeply sincere statesman." Until the Russians arrive nnd be­ mode Honorary degrees were conferred “ hm been convinced o f its illegality." an amendment would !»•• put squnre- public tomorrow. trsn-mitted to congress fo r whatever gin participation in tho conference on Mr. ta sk er maintained throughout ly before the commitcc itself, protabaction they care to take in the mat­ yesterday morning by Dr. Archibald June 2<>, interest in it w ill probably Henderson on the follow in g: W illiam the day the position taken by him in ly today, although its defeat there R E S U L T R A I » ROAD ter. Hut reach « n n « l height, ns the inter­ Robert M t r r to Ado'phut Ha-.l., Utiid Won pivouimi. It i< obvious that before the ndher- Preston Bymum, William im will be devoted chiefly to arrange­ C O M M ISSIO N E R R A C E One ardent prohibitlc:ie*t went so *• • <i toe a*. Johns-lndian River W ebb, David Franklin Houston, C am ­ vice-president o f the Anheuser-Busch IS S T IL L IN DOUIIT ments preliminary to deuling with the isnal i an hope to see their efforts :c- eron Morrison, Chnrles Edward Mad- Brewery Company, St. Louis, despite far ns to express the opinion that "by Bolshevik delegation. Great uncer­ indication thnt it would be made the next summer a Inw will bo enacted I l l r T h r . t a x i r l n l r d l* r r a a l warded, it is necessary thnt all the dry, and Edwnrd V icto r Zocllnr. tainty uud lack o f organization char­ Scnntor in his nddress trac­ subject o f attack in congress nnd by prohibiting the landing in the United J A C K S O N V IL L E , June 15.— With acterizes the affairs o f the conference u tiuns in the territoricj tributary to th. Si Johns river mnintnin an active ed from its infancy the growth o f the the Anti-Saloon tanguo and other dry Stntes of foreign ships on which liq­ the counting o f votes in the recent to which Holland apparently does not primary still in progress at the o f­ wish to give gieat publicity o f promi­ uor selling is |H*rmitted. *r,,l militant campaign, follow in g it banking system o f the nation, calling organizations. fice o f Secretary o f State Crawford nence, as the Dutch did not seek tho up t" the halls o f Congress. To in- it the vital prbolem facing the young men and women about to leave the nt Tallahassee, the result o f the con­ conference, hut merely offered neutral •ur. the success of this campaign the university. He term ed the bnnking test for membership on the state territory fo r the meeting, without de­ * mil;,| Florida Wnter T ra ffic League nnd currency system a problem o f vitrailroad commission remained ex­ siring herself to direct or influence its '* preparing plans along w ell thought tremely in doubt. ............ nl importance to ev e ry member o f the "in lines, which hnvc proven uniformdevelopment. The official count o f first and sec­ l.v successful in similar campaigns o f ' graduating clnss, regardless o f the Delegations from the mnjor coun­ ond choice votes from 63 out o f the tries arrived ycstenlny or late last H - kind. Within the near future nn professions they w ill pursue. (11 counties shows IL L Eaton lend- night, but some of the representatives •ctlv. movement will Ih* started to seSenator Glass declared thnt the ing A. D. Campbell, incumbent, by o f the sm aller countries will not reach ■uri- ...not) members fo r the tanguc .Wilson administration put nn end to several hundred votes. But on the (The Hatrue until a fter the opening o f at *10.00 per member, to g ive it the nntion wide panics. “ W e made it so face o f incomplete returns from sev- t(M|n>.*s meeting. The British delcgat ' * .ry financial sinews to set* this thnt no two or tw enty tanks may fnll in N ew York nnd not affect business en o f the remaining eight counties, tibn, headed by Sir Philip Graeme, I' kK: through to n finish, in North Carolina or any otner state compiled by the Florida Tinies-Unlon numbers 50, nnd thu Italian delega­ lighting valiantly for the snnie end Mr. Eaton’s margin is cut down to tion, headed by Baron Avezzano, fo r­ lie Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, in the union. We have panics now in • H r T h r .t«XM*latr«f I'r r a a t 307. Okaloosa is the county from mer ambassador nt Washington, 20. b .'Hurts are successfully being ex- N ew York, but they never get beyond C IN C J N N A T I, June 15.— Officers|the delegates were informed, would enl*"d«d to secure the necessary f i n a n - j the^wnlls of thut grent money c which no officia l or newspaper re­ Some o f the smnllcr eountries liko o f rail unions will not Interfere to overcome decisions which lnta»r has re­ turns have been tabulated, nnd Mr. ( ’ z e e h o - Slovak in, may not dispatch ’ and moral support o f the co m -.tc * r*" , , , , million tw ojgardcd ns Inimical to its interests. stop the strike o f one The senator, in explaining oppoaiCampbell claims to have substantial­ representatives until Juno 20, when m* r‘ *:d organizations o f these ser­ hundred and tw enty-five shop craft The only formal nction, however, l '" " '. in nsdsting assisting the representatives Don to the bonus bill, said. nnd maintenance o f wny workers, B. wns unanimous adoption o f a motion ly carried this county. The vote o f the meetings with tho Russinns will the seven counties compiled hy tho begin. ,,f «he League in the compilation of j °PP °»cd to burdening the M. Jewell declared today In address­ creating a speciul committee to frame 'b'ti-ti. s for the brief the latter i s ! Pl «ld o with It, fo r the same economic Ilnron Avezzano remnined in Pnris ing the Federation o f ta b o r conven­ a policy, which action was taken a f­ Times-Unlon does not take in the second choico votes. Pr' |wring. It is indeed g ra tify in g to reason that he would not surrender to tion here. Jewell is president of the for several days to discuss Italian ter the proposal fo r the amendment Regardless o f the final outcome o f viewpoint nt a conference with the “ > * . who have watched the develop-1»ho 'printing press' remedy for the rnilw'uy employees department o f the hnd ta*<*n made by Senator I.aFolletto m’ "t ..f this proposition, to know thnt currency problem. M any, he hail nsthe race it w ill remain as one o f the French officia ls, endeavoring to bring federation. o f Wisconsin. Other speakers, most li rapunle men ns ex-Congressninn. sorted, hnd actually been n a \ o r <* closest in this state since the menv- about harmony nnd close co-operation o f them lenders in the labor movement " T. Bland, formerly o f Missouri, I turning to the printing press to reornblo contest between the Into W . A. between the tw o countries. C IN C IN N A T I, June 15. Without approved the program ns practicable, •ni1 *s * J- Sligh, o f Orlando, are giv- ' ‘ eve the country, a method that hn.l Blount o f Pensacola and Judge NaThe Japanese delegation is headed opposition or debute the Federation while the delegates voiced approval lnlf »'» liberally of their tlm.* nnd nbil-1 employed in Germany, Russia than P. Bryan o f Jacksonville, fo r by M. Sato, councillor o f the embas­ '' o f tabor convention today killed tho with npplnusc. ‘ he furtherance o f this project. I « “ »er countries whore money now the United Stntes Senate in 1012. sy nt Paris, who is a son o f Almaro resolution proposing radical change in The suggestion o f n drive fo r the Ex-Congressman Hlnnd. fo r several practically worthless. Al hough Mr. Campbell wns appointed n Sato, form er ambassador to thr Unit­ tho form o f organized labor movement ninendment came in the midst o f n t rms represented his state in con- ho had two sons In the war, and a sismember o f tho commission by the ed States, nnd one o f tho Japanese in the United States hy the anm'gn- program Jevoted to condemnation o f * * «■ . I'd the fight in that tady to »cr In the Red Cross, Senator Glass governor to fill tho vacancy caused representatives at the Portsmouth matlor. o f all unions into single or­ child labor. The address o f Senator ^ u r e appropriations for the deepenhe war opposed to the sentiment by the death o f Newton H. Blitch. pcaco conference. ganizations, each covering on indus­ I.aFolletto, centered attacks on the ,ntr of the Mississippi river. N o onj «P P «'nl o f the bonu" ' He * '* * not Hugo Stinnes is expected to arrivo supreme court, which fo r a second '• better qualified than he to know f« v o r o f the young men taking a va- try. McW h o r t e r a p p o i n t e d here today from Berlin. time recently declnred the federal by parents, RESIDENT N. 8. INSPECTOR 1 ■< sequence o f moves necessary to cation to be paid fo r C IN C IN N A T I, Juno 15.— Organiz­ child labor law unconstitutional. In themselves, nnd posterity. His words '"u n * governmental appropriations ed labor indicated a determination at authorising appointment o f the specA T T E N T IO N A U T O M O B ILE O W N ­ w ere applauded vigorously. ( B r Tfcr A ■ • o rln lrd P m i ) • r waterway improvements. T h e speaker urged the graduating the American Federation o f Labor ini committee, the delegates voted to T A M P A , June 15.— Appointment o f ERS! Tom orrow only you can buy Bis handling o f the situation nt the convention here yesterday that it vest in it authority to consider all de­ John L. M cW horter, associate editor H A R TF O R D B A T T E R IE S at from •nring in Titusville was favorably class to put character above every­ would start a drive fo r a constitution­ cisions o f the last few years which o f the Tribune ns resident nnvnl 2ft to 25rV o f f fo r cash. The supply thing else. ' "'ainented upon nnd drove home the al amendment fo r a congressional the federation hns branded as inimical stores Inspector here, was nnnounred is limited. Better get yours early.— '"'presslon thnt those behind t h is !------------------ -------------------------------veto of the supreme court decisions, to organized labor. Itc at the Tnmpn board o f trade m eeting Haight Si Wicland. "tovement are determined to win out. are being received by the tangue, and for the denial o f the power of yesterday by Colonel W. F. Stovall. taRera from prominent merchants com piling dsta shrdlu shrdlu etaoinu The world at your door every even­ Bargains found each day by read­ Bn,l growers o f the interior and lo w -' complimenting it upon its efforts low er federal courts to set aside a ing fo r 16c.— Daily H era ld federal law* as unconstitutional. Thir, The Herald for Post Cards. ing the Herald Ads. tr East Coast sections o f hte state ( nnd pledging their fu llest support. DENOUNCES BONUS RILL The Irish Free State W ill He Made Public AMERICAN FEDERATION DISCUSSES SUPREME COURT DECISION URGES CONGRESSIONAL VETO And Denial o f the Power o f Lower Federal Courts to Set Aside Law A �CLASSIFIED ADS SOUTHEAST R A IL State Bar Ready LIN E S OFFER CUTS For Annual Meet O r ln n r in T o r i'! V IN FREIGHT RATES * ^ the board o f director* o f the state aociation, in those counties which have not already been active, to employ SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Held a* ent* tn go out and explain the plans o f the organisation and to call CH ARLES R A Y Mwnber, „ f S t . t . p . f • « • » • « * » * ■ « to to m U d p u t t e A T L A N T A , June 13 (S m c U U ' ’ , ' . ... . . . . , at an early date to approve what has ............ .. . , ______ ----- IN -----.Substantial reductions in freight Association are expected to begin ar- . been done, and to intensify the cam- to It ia said to be cooler a fter class rates from the southeastern riving in Orlando today to attend the paign fo r ultimate capital removal. M the rain but we can't fee! it Claaaifled Ad* So ■ lino. No cities to points in Florida are pro- nr.ual convention which opens here — — ---------• ► as yet. Our weather man ■d token for I m * than 25c. posed by the railroads o f the South tomorrow. O fficer* o f the associaA R TH U R Y O W E L L C A U G H T and positively no claasified I * 3 ■till persists in saying that Jnow offering testimony before the tion arc anticipating the most roe­ W HALE I to the thermometer was 96 ad* charred to anyone. Cash ! southern class rate investigation o f cersful convention the bar o f the yesterday and we doubt it mu«t accompany all order*. the Interstate Commerce Commission, state has ever experienced. Showing how an earnest young Arthur Yowcll, J. D. Davidson and to not. However, Saturday Count five word* to a line [ h« re. The inquiry is considered the Judge Charles O. Andrews, presiman courted nnd won a rich sweet­ Osborn Herndon went to Boca Gran­ to night is coming and we can and remit accordingly. I most important ever rondurted by dent of the association, announced heart on 118.00 n week. A fa?cide fishing Monday and they had some to take our our regular bath in j the federal commission, it* purpose yesterday that the Rosalind Club nating remedy featu rin g the inim­ great sport. Arthur Yowell caught to one o f the lakes or springs !>eing to readjust completely the had offered the use o f its club house itable Charles Ray. Clara Horton the largest tarpon weighing over 100 *4 or maybe the wean and be freight class structure o f the south- on Rosalind avenue fo r the business as the young lady is a delightful pounds and he will have it stuffed M cool fo r a short time. eastern states. sessions o f the convention. The ofbit o f feminity you w ill adore. to 5:10 A. M. JU N E I I . 1922 r U D U V M F T FOR HALE, Ini The rnrriers. through their wit- fer, he said, had been gratefully ac- 2 2 . . ,,rOUfJ? *° Sa" ford for ®x * ft ^ 96 Mi Maximum ....... to V Li \ J L iC i flrat class nese*. propose large reductions be-1 cepted and the since • thanks o f the *' " ar trn on n' <,‘ caught some good ones but none as to Minimum .......... .. 72 to shape, S25P terma or $200 cash. 490 tween Atlanta and other southeas- nssoristion extended to the club. 04 Range large as this one. They hod fine .. 76 Tomorrow— A special feature to he Model.— Rive & Walker, In old F o rd ; tern key cities and Interior Florida There have been no changes in 30.07 sport and say the tarpon fishing is *4 Barometer ....... .. announced later, also ‘ Horse Sen.* Garage. db-tfp I points, but propose increases in the the program as it was announced the life. . 1.12 Rain -------- -------a special Century Comedy, _ j class rate* to coait point* «urh ax some time ago. Judge Andrews said, Calm and cloudy. I FOR S A L K — Three and one-third Jacksonville, which have all raii rates Final plans fo r the big meeting were S P R A Y IN G W ITH acres o f good tiled land, three A -l they nay, that have been depressed perfected without encountering the ia iffliS D ig is im y g E E s iij to IM Mi K« oa KE RO SEN E REM ED Y wells. Good house, barn, garage, fruit to an unfairly lo wlevel by water "lightest difficulty. The supreme A G A IN S T L A W N A N T S trees. Good drainage, cheap.— J. II. competive Influence. For instance court has adjourned fo r the week as t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o to Our references? Those we have Hardin, R. A., Sanford. 07-otp they propost a maximum rate of 110 have most o f the circuit courts in the to had dealings with.— Quick Service To get rid o f lawn nnts entom oio-, to f O R S A L E — Northwest comer o f in cents per hundred pounds first state and virtually every lawyer who . . , ff . . Mi Transfer. 60-tfc-m Grandview and Fifth avenue, ___ 100 class from Atlanta to Jacksonville i" n member o f the association Is free .. ' . , P ,r • n f‘ ’ '-partment o f Agriculture suggest drench­ feet ocean front, near Schulte Park, instead o f 96 ns at present; and they to attend the sessions insofar as ing the nests with boiling water or Mi For Florida: Continued * * Our prices are Just and right for running through to Peninsula Drive, propose a rate of 140 instead of ISO court work is concerned. pouring In n small quantity of kero­ Mi warm and generally fnir Daytona Reach, \ bargain, ten days » " at present, from Atlanta to Lake * • dependable service.— Quick Service In addition to the annual banquet sene oil. Similar treatment may be to weather tonight nnd Thurs­ City. which w ill'ta k e place at the Orlando only. Rox 195, Daytonn Beach. * * Transfer. 60-tfc-m applied to nests between or beneath to | day. N. B. Wright, assistant freight Country Club on Friday evening, the 67-3tc paving stones. Spraying the lawn to ! t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o FOR S A L K — Desirable building lot traffic manager o f the Central o f committees o f the bar o f the seven____________________ . A fte r one learns the art of goulp Memies. W h circuit have arranged several k‘,r0" m* or with very Georgia Railway; James on Magnolia a%'e. between 11th and TO STOP COUGHING A T N IG H T isn t ncccs*ary buy a car to run nager o f entertainment feature". The visiting ^ W“ *h ** 12th street. Inquire 213 East 11th general freight traffic manager down his neighbors. ..... be shown the beau- n f, i'firl.Mh .. ,d W. I I J• attom sy* will f " r in Ilii’ llul“ n? ‘U,phid ■treet. 63-)tp the Atlantic Coast Line, and . 4ka ,," a.aaS V .. A summer bronchial cough keeps ___ Paxton, general freight agent o f the He* o f Orlando nnd Orange county ’ ' ’,r ? m , no ne* ‘ by F O R S A L K OR L E A S E — One 20 acre', means o f nn oil can or n small sy­ not only the sufTcrer but other memSoutheastern system, testifying on »*n Wednesday afternoon and on one 10 acre Sanford nve. walking ringe 1* recommended to kill the her. o f tho fam ily awake. A lfred Barf „ „ ........... , , .... the proposed rate adjustment of tho Thursday afternoon the bar o f the rin,f0 distance to city. Two lota corner et nnd ant‘ The fumr' ° f di*u,Phld o f cnr‘ ker, I M l Avondale S t, E. Liverpool, 1 r o t e c l > ou r c a r ^ro m skidding. Center and Elm nve Two lots west enrriers between interior southeas- circuit will he host nt a hanqquct ri.,h lx,n hnvo n vcr>' di**irree»hle odor O., writes: “ I consider il my duty to i ^ i s slippery weather hy Monday the entertainment nt the Country Club. side Palmetto nve., 50 ft. from Elev­ tern point", disruMed using Other feature* have been arrangedj nn.l are inflamable, hut th ey are not write nnd tell thn results o f F oley’s nitpx between Atlanta nnd Florida enth St. Make offer. D. T. Corey, injurious to higher animals in the Honey and Tar, which I used fo r my l»y the committees.— Orlando Sentl points. The adjustment between nil owner, 116 N. Spring St., I/O* Ange­ open air. , hoy who had been suffering from a points, which pel. les. Calif. 288tf: 29-tf origins and Florida hronchinl cough fo r 7 or 8 weeks. Folwns scheduled for Monday, will be FOR S A L E — Potato barrels in any New line o f ginghnms nt Rivers e y ’s Honey and Tnr has done him wonThe world nt your door every even­ heard Tuesday, Mr. Menxics being quantity, special prices on car lota, Brothers, Sanford Avenue. You must Jdcrful good, and I shall always rermthe witness. ing for 15c. Daily Herald. correspondence solicited, Clearwater see them to appreciate the value* we mend it.” It sooths and hen's. Sold Among the comparisons o f rates M fg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. H-tfe are offering. 67. 41c everywhere.— Adv. proposed by them, nnd present rates PR O H ATE JUDGE FOR S A L E - Warehouse with R. R. given by the carriers, were the fo l­ ORDERED TO L E A V E A FREE TUBE W IT H EACH siding. Within four blocks o f center lowing: ................. ................................. .... ............................................................ A N D HE DOES IT o f city. Atlnntn to River Junction, Fla., TIR E » Geo. V . K N IG H T I llj Tlir \«»or In f rif I'rrati R. IL R A N D A L L , Jr. A . ^ CAM PB ELL pre-ent rate, l.'lfi 1-2; proposed rnto 272-tfc Il*r»! to Montirello and Mlccosukie, R A Y M IN K T T E , Ala., June 14.— A chance on n sipnnl lamp with Baldwin FOR S A L E — A prartirn|]y~new piano, pirsent, 171; proposed, 115; to Jas- Probate Judge Volts, o f each dollar’s purchase Illgh grade, walnut finish for cash. P'T, present, |H0; proposed 110; to county, was waited up by n crowd o f town officials, Wrlaka Building , 1 1150.00. 319 Cypress Ave. 23-tfp S'uwnnee present 20; proposed 145; citlrens, including towr to Baldwin, present 1R3 1-2; proposed h,’ rc •‘’ ,,ndny nn‘l ordered to leave 145; to Lake City present 165; pro- ,own ** wa* learned today. He left \\ FOR R E N T — Furnishedhousekeeping F**'*ed 110; to Madison, Greenville ^ on,la>' " T"l his whereabouts nro unor bc<l rooms. 314East Firth St. Tallahassee nnd Quincy, present 177; ^nown> 67-3tp proposed 145; to Woodvillo firescnt " "' ■ 105 Palmetto Avenue ■ FOR R E N T r. room house, J 19.00. “ ,ri: pro|H,-,d 160; to White Springs H E A TE D SESSION FO LLO W S “NINETEEN AND PHYLLIS” FOR SALK fill w F ’ il 81.1 M 0 Wa met tha 8. pui tali f Co claj to ' tld V 1 THE WEATHER P E N N S Y L V A N IA VACUUM CUP TIRES d«\i no V‘ *i 111 mi T u ct * •I Peni nsular El ect ric Company FOB K E N T illi 13 •iU ■UK il hy not let us put the li^rlit in that dark clos­ et NOW that you have thought o f so many times? Apply J. J. Mauser Cigar Factory. l’rp" ,,nl 192 1-2; proposed 149. 67-2tp Among the Flnrldainns present at the inquiry are Railroad Commis­ FOR R E N T —Three room apartment 1_ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Sanford’s New Store ■ ti JUST New Taffetas, C repe-de-chine, Georgette and S a tin s All Colors | 1-akcltnd. They have a host! On resolution, Just b tfo ro the *!«->«• t of the session, President George Wil- ( neighborhood, with garage] if p o s - T fri‘'n; ,, hl'rc " h° nro nKvn>•|, dcr was given authority to name vice- 1 sihle; state year around price. Re- t" M1 ‘ ” mpresidents who are also mcmlieri o f ■ponsilde party.— II. E. Hchmldt, Box Mr. and Mi*. Opre, of Davenport, 154, Brewster, Fla. 62-Gtp . ‘f W A N I ED l«» KI N I Five ... six nmin house, furnished. Permanent resident, may buy if place suits. Phone 07-W. f,7-2tp Four Hundred Leave To Close All Mines Met ween Terre Haute Lang i E lectric Co. RECEIVED By This Morning’s Express il ■{*[•■— were in the city today placing some W X N fr .D Truck farm. icrlpllon. lowp.t |..W. t . r a , .n j **? " * “ ? .'V" ' k dlrM Ir.,,, ... rr.rh " " rnl'' f,,r ,h Opre Plantations. Address Postoffue Box 1060. fit-Otp ---- 1 Store in Florida ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■am W A N T E D TO R E N T H ouse, in 2 Phone 127 Ci , „ _____ 10 S to re s in (Jenrgin- LOST ~ C FLORIDA :!|The Churchwell Co. P" r t ,, n .t.h* ln' coun,y. ‘ but they should nt least have FO R R E N T--Furni*hrd —house Tnr inquiry at the cross-examination of sent a man who wns in sympathy with summer months. Phono 214.— Geo. carrier's witnesses beginning July « proposal to permit the'peopleVex" Fox. rtfi.fitp 10. They have hem In nttendance * press their wishes, whether they were making notes and preparing their FOR R E N T — Rooms and kitchenette. in accord with his own or not. — Shirley Apartments opposite post brief* for presentation when the Other member* o f the lamrd, during office, upstairs. 28-tfc whipper* have their opportunity to the debate, took the position that testify at the September henring*. while thenno dvu l o ’ n very'P ..r,jg h tho turner* seem to fa ­ strong sentiment for state division, LUNT—80x3Vk t i n on rim, ladween vor Florida in the rates they have that this desire would in no wise he Lake’ nnd nnd Hanford. kindor proposed up to this time, it I* consid­ hampered or interfered with by fav. please notify R. 8. Holly, Sanford, ered that I h. Florida shipper* will °rable action on reapportionment nnd Florida. tf-dh strenuously rc*i»t the proposals to capital removal. increase the rate* into the const citI'alm Beach, Orange, Manatee and w anted the rales to Tnmpn, Miami, nnd Oseroln counties representatives said' Wanted Medium sized mule, J to St. Petersburg « i i l Ik» discussed j that they are sure that the. .euumem sentiment a 10 years old. Sec Ilute* & Ward, Tuesday. for state division in their counties is ■ M oor.’* Station. 68-2tp ~ — 1unanimous, but that they feel that re ■ i i ’ .hiHi at H'i on improvMr and Mr*. J. li. Kennedy nml apportionment i* a necessary step to ■ cd Hnnfonl property. Addres* P young son are here from l.nkt-lnnd the attainment even o f that desire, O. Box 1080, Orlando, Fla." 6R-3tc llu- guests o f friends for a few days. They concurred in tho general nvntl-1 W A N T E D — Partner with two thou*- j ‘ be Kennedy's are old Hanford re»b ment that capital removal would not •nd cash fo r safe sound investment,|dent* "b u rr Mr. Kennedy was for Interfere with any further activities doubling money in five years. A d - j ,,,an>’ with the A. C. L. shopsrthat might be undertaken fo r ra p ita l, dr. "!. i: 37” can Herald. 68 tp « « d he i now mastet iqachanh o f the removal. f SANFORD '* * * ° N R E M O V A L CROWD IN M E ETIN G A T PA LATH A .................... .. (l oQtlnn/.| (it. . On/i and a two room apartment, hot nnd sioner Burr, who Is on . o f a com- Wft, ins ,.t.nt at all times that state south.ns ern state <Uvilon WM not an illMle lwforo thU cold w ater nnd all conveniences. In­ mi tee Of five quire o f 701 Magnolia nve. or phone railrond commissioner s Invited to meeting, and that it w a. assembled 66-fitp "R at tho hearing; C. S. • Hoskins. fo r ......... pUrp(„ e o f making plans representing the Tampa Hoanl o f fo r M<curin>; an expression from the FOR R E N T — One apartment o f two Trade N. n. Nelson o f the Jackson„ f the state as to whether or or three rooms, gas stove, electric villi- Tra ffic Ibirenu, nnd Thomas P .;„u t they ilesire capital removal. He lights, running water, two Mock* from P. O. Also furnished rooms with Puckett o f the Taylor County Cham- rah! ’that 7f ’ M r " ' s ^ c k lc fo n " ' w The last three named by the proper Hlllsborou, board, |8.00 a week and up. 110-112 her o Commerce. rough a Commercial. C4-Jfc named w il have an opportunity to county authorities to represent that F. P. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Yard— $1.75 to $2.75 : : ■ ■ : Licensed Electrical W A N T K D T I I R E N T— A Ifurnished cottage. Have two children. Phone And Brazil and Will Almnlulrly Slop 10. 66-33tr All Work Contractors ___ <Nr Tfce A»»i»rlnlrtl l’ rr..| PA ID u p s t o c k , il. & i„ TE RR E H A U TE , June I I — A crowd P A Y S FOUR PER CENT D IV I­ of four hundred left here today after DEND EV E R Y SIX MONTHS. announcing theln Intention o f closing flO-ltc every coal mine in operation between Terre Haute nnd Brasil, ten miles east sum H l’ IIS ID Y H ILL o f here. The first stop will be mndo K K D IIA F TH D HY IIOUHK nt Hones' mine nenr Staunton where IN TRO D U C ED T O D A Y two tracks of coal were seized and xontents dumped into the road. W A S H IN G T O N . June 14.— The administration ship subsidy bill re­ Whale shark*, found* in the In­ drafted by the House Merchant Mar dian and Pacific ocean*, often attain ine Uommitte. was introduce.] today Jn length o f 60 feet, hut are quite by chairman Creen o f the committee. Imrmlcst. Wlrlng, Repairs, Supplies Mazda I^tmps P A Y CASH i Buy More- Electric Fans ■ Electric Ranges, Fixtures and -Spend Less j Appliances. Estimates cheerfuly furnished No job too small or large | The Churchwell All wiring done in accordance with lir e Underwriters’ Rules. a p i n p t Best of references furnished. ■ M KM Clive us a trial and be convinced. I ■ P. O. Box 815, DeLand, Florida a . CTDPCT o lK h tT — SELLS IT FOR LESS ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ W ELAKA - blo c k ■■— '■ ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 M B B B■I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 'M i •M ' . l �TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, THURSDAY, JU N E 15, 1922 PA G E T W O ___________________ CANCHOn u A n r U n l/ H A IIV Is n lL I r ik iu it r i rtrrV a ftrn iM a esrryt b« « - l*e represented at the meeting o f the A ^ MaJSiS!Sb^ta!aT ifa l'itnl r" mov" l association being held ■' ■ ■■ ■—-— - —— — in Falatkn today at least “ smoked cm out." Mr. Ailair says Jacksonville r m i. t a M r r a purpose:* to be neuiiut on u«U ques­ tion which has been agitating the peo- THE HERALD PRINTING CO II. C. MICKIE SAYS U C D A I n l*,'viu,tion» w*‘ro Ignored; but a more I f E A n L U . |M igtt.nt invitation that Jacksonville j ‘. ULLAnu r * i r m i i i r f - ^ i n ! 'r pie of the state for years. . ... 1-0*0 his letter. A. MKBb ........ _ U # n » r a l N u a s r r I.. I I I W I N ______ C l r t s U I l M M a n a a r r I ’ l g a t ISM up l o OiOO I*. RJ. To quote \F |V t t f F E LLE D K I L L T tV A B O F F IC E W I L L NMHQ U K E t U K . 9U \ U T \ V l ' M O W « T E F OP. I'LL ’FVA ’T'.CKET‘> -ft tU'J PUftUC U ttR M W *M TVV CriN PARK I ViE AJMT GOT MO, •riVAE TO eMTERTAIM LOADERS* _ 7- will always look to the Tsm p* job­ ber for his supplies. In the long run, any rate increase which hurts Tampa will hurt every other city in this territory. Every p*ty In south Florida aim-id wire its representative « t Atlanta to stand behind Mr. Hoskins in his fight agninst this destructive increase. I f the inland cities nllow themselves to ho duped into an acceptance o f this misleading proposal, all Florida will suffer. No adjustment o f freight rates should he considered except one which will give every section of the state a fair and equitable reduction justified by lower costs o f operation. — Tampa Times. Information w ill bo run in the Daily Herald from now on until the celebr*. tion to keep tho public and especially the Elks and candidates in touch wm, the progress being made by th0 , mittec anu we can nil make up 0UI minds now to stay at home that Thursday and extend the glad hand CO M M ITTE E IN C H A R G E M A K IN G to the tnrge crowds from all over ths state. Keep the date in mind, Thurv F I.A N S TO OBSERVE day, July 13th, all ilay (and maybe aa IIIG D AY early part o f July 14th). SANFORD ELKS TO CELEBRATE IN NEW HOME “ I f I should attend this meeting representing the Jacksonville cham­ Advertising Italra Madr Known N’ow that the final steps o f the Application ber o f commerce, it seems to me that Elks Club’s latest deal has been put FORM ER SU B C H AS E R 1 would thereby definitely pledge that C la Atur REROUTED ON F IR E gutisrrlptlon I'rlee In Adtanre across and they are once more locat­ G^OJCv n '. One Ir a r body to a present active campaign for N E A R K E Y WEST ed in a home of their own, big things BU Mnatba ... J£ST Too i»*iir*r»d in f l u fcr Carrier 'capital removal. The mere memberwill lie doing from now on. The first Onr W H k ---- -------------------- ** ° ^ |ghlp in your Florida State Association I llr The A l a i r d I’ m , I G ttts o f these big things will he the nil-day - p n g r I VH r rrkr lkr lrI ll» r - f(ir e-n ita l [(cmnval would offend the KE\ W E S T , June 15.— The for. T___ i e _____ ill*IZ-l Un -lo1 4ia-pn*r To ___ aidi l lrnllrrli r r l , eovera X rm tn o le < o u n lr ‘ . . . . . , .. i etch rat ion and initiation that takes mer submarine chaser 205, owned by ---------- o .... — a n d la publl ahrd r r r r p K r l d a r - A d v r r - good friends o f Jacksonville 111 mmole place in Sanford all day July 13th. a ppllrat l a l a * r a l r a m ade k n o w n Ernest T. Sutler, Brooklyn, Nr* IN A G R E E M E N T W ITH T H E it Au.1 S-.oo prr ami western Florida; to oppc-c t i c s . I T r m o e r a tl r In potlttda. The committee in charge o f this p e a r, s l n a j a In a d i a a r a , _______________ __ would offend the good friends o f Jack­ ■ .. , ... York, is reported to be burning near HANK. big .lay are making plans hut will Eani| Key. Vososls have gone froa MKHIIKII TIIK A.BOCIATKD rllK B » sonville that comprise the Florida make thn. day go down In history as hcre t0 her reBCU#> Xh(, chMw ^ Thn Aasoclaled Press Is etcluslvely State Association for Capital Remov­ Merchants, manufacturers and oth• M illed to the use fo r republlcatlon or ers in Jacksonville who have thing* one o f the very biggest fo r Elkdom in cn route from Key West to Manall news <tla|iatchea credited to It or al, Wo value too highly the friend­ not otherwise credited In this paper for sale wll most hcnrtly agree with Sanford Fully one hundred and tnnzns, Cuba. and also the local news pubUaheu ship o f each side o f this controversy the Atlantic National Dank which, in twcnty-five new members w I be herein. _ , , to support one side agninst the other The chaser burned to the water's All rlKhte of re-publlcatlon of special dispatches herein are also reserved a foot-note to an advertisement pub,i ", k, e.lgo and Mrs, Suiter, wife of the at this time. Iished in the Tlmea-Unlon on Monday, **»* M lM h m , wblcb w ill be big in It­ owner, was slightly burned. Thi a.Mi. l-lio. I «M "J believe that at the present time Officel lir.ltA 1.1* V self, a program is being arranged for Florida is the most prosperous state says: chaser Inter sank. Fersons nbosrd the hundreds o f visitors, thnt will keep o f its area in the world. The whole “ I'atrnniio Homo Industries. Your : " i; “ " urTO’ uV " ,‘ u'* ' "“ " I " 7 V rn*’ |were rescued by the Schooner ( h Z United States knows this, and the locnl merchants enn supply you with , tl' lr nu‘ 1 " u*’ r,,m s nr ° |plan. The chaser was the same on* Thursday afternoon is here again. eyes o f the whole country are upon everything you need and nt prices as ish. ,, I which blew up in the Key West har. The Daytona and Orlando lodges * ... . * _ a iisptcf Full down the window shades and go Florida. I believe that during the low as any foreign competitor. Why ' 1 hoi in 1920, killing tw o men. Th* ^iiaiau>e will send their teams ns well ns the to sleep. next few years we will she the grealtreat your own town's business firms navy department condemned her and to put on the work fo r this ----------- o— — ost influx o f population and the great* unfairly by sending your money to it was purchased by Sulzcd. The firs Another murder mystery In Jack- logt development that this state has thus deprive deprive local nn'1 know local ‘lnr« " • '1’ cl“ ‘ ‘‘ M nf c» n‘iid» tc» I"*'1 ? i today is believed to originated from unjust apportionment is ill the hands, other cities and thus sonville. They need more law en- (,v.,,r j(nown during a like period in its ^ I ! ! I n short circuit in the guest room. o f a few. We are placing our re trading institution, of their rightful in»! forcemeat. history. During thnt time It seems Bunco on that great number o f fair- due. Keep your money here and bene can do, suffice to say, a fter the smoke j clears away the new members will | ----------- o----------|,| „ie that it is essential fur the minded, just, liberal Jacksonville bus- lit Jacksonville." J’' " ' ’ " "iv e .l their i>roi.er intloduc"! M“ l,y Snnford P « »P ,e went to DiyAnheiiser-llusch objects to bars on KIH),| „ f ( j„. whole state that we here iness men to say to you that the reThis is advice that listens good, . . tonu Dench today to enjoy the oce*ij American ships. Maybe Ihu world is |„ Jacksonville maintain the nvilie maintain the closest closest j ^| nt nmem]ment will carry even though it is in words. But the l,’,' in 1 j * ^ rcn *’ e ’ . , breezes nnd other things, gettin g better after nil. 'and most cordial relations with every I,* 'ymir fi| j( nI)J wo ftn. vcry p]MMKi . ' Atlantic National Rank doe. not stop ThHr wl11 1,c at Ie,‘ st two b* nd' t here for the occasion and starting at i ’ action o f the state, so that we may *•1 think you should reconsider your with words; It practices what it 2:1*0 p. m. sharp a large street parade j O R LA N D O IN S IS T S ON Arthur Brisbane is now writing for render to and receive from every sec­ decision and without subjecting you to preaches by using llliernily o f ndverover the principle streets o f Sanford t I.K A N I.IN E S S Ob D MIMES the Jacksonville Journal. \\c sup­ tion alike all possible aid and co-oper­ lucmhorship in th* association come rising space. What for? To “ sell' will be » taged fo r the public. Followpose W illie llcnrst will follow. ation to enable all sections to take ad­ to Palntkn on the 13th nnd really find (hat bank to the people o f Jackson, . ... O RLAN D O , June 15,— Forty-nine vantage o f their great opportunities. out what we are bound to bring vllle and o f Florida. Doe. it pay? In« ^ P ™ ** «»« he initiation the dairies operating in Orange county, National King Day yesterday qnd This the Jacksonville chamber of U| „u t « The answer is in the bank’s patron- " 0W,cIub ht,wv, 'vi" be turned over t « supplying milk to Orlando nnd Win­ but few o f us took any notice o f it in commerce cannot do if it takes sides . i . », . .. i u i i , MnRi tlu* Inrire crowd fo r eat*, clancinir nntl It numt Ik* clearly evhlent. an ha.% •‘ U1* anil awicI a , both most p?neroun, ter Park have been ordered by the Sanford. Where an1 our patriotic so­ tile one way or the other in the capi­ . . . i t «« . . i .. . ....... ,*-..11 other thing* too numerous to mention liecn convincingly presented by Mr, nnu. we may well lK*Iie%ef nroimht to Orlando City Fure Food department cieties 7 tal removal controversy. Hart, that Jacksonville's position on the bank by its broad-minded nilver- H‘[ 0, . . . . . . . , ----------- o-----------to keep their milk o f f the market in "Therefore, I regret to say that i this question— if the sentiment o f the rising policy, an institution built up, Included in this class o f cam ida cs these two towns. A preacher up in Ohio is running cannot- accept the courteous invitation people of that city is expre«K>d by maintained and steadily increased by ^ ‘ ,h" ^ l The forty-nine dairiea to be served for sheriff. Not a had Idea nt that. that you nnd Mr. Wilder have extend- Mr Adair— is untenable. This Is nn efficient management and courteous (,un ’ ' " " ‘ f n j * " who alwith the notice failed to meet after Sometimes preachers are needed for ed in your letter.” important question, nnd Jacksonville, attention t<> the needs o f the public. ” ad>’ K, k® ° n‘ [f .>0U l'hunce to be a specified time, tho requirements of sheriffs. President Adair’s lotter was nut sal- (he metropolis o f the sU tc, cannot re- Advertising Is aa much a dt partment onp thnt hn" " ot t,ce” *? *" by lh® the state hoard o f health governing ----------- o-----------isbactory to Secretary Hart, and in mnjn ncutral or Indifferent. Business and policy o f the bank ns are its de- commitu*e’ Ket ln toueb Mllh thcm “ t dairies. I.enine is sick nnd he will resign ns his reply he indulges in sum v e r y ! nu>JI ,|u. community may harbor posit and investment functions. It once so that you con become nn Elk There were at the time of the re­ rentier of Russia and put the I premier o f Russia nnd put the busi- straightforward comment on the evl- th|) ddusiun thnt they can "p lo y Is.th pays the bank to advertise, to moke ° n thl8 b*B 'luy’ cent inspection o f the dairies of Or­ ness o f ruler into the hands o f a ,(f the Jacksonville or- ™ | , T i 7 n r i lh 7 m llld ic but they w «l known Ms D u llilies^ ts'sta b llR y l else , B a n n in g with next Tuesday evenange county by the state board of triumvirate. t is the boffinnlng of Knnllallon cnrry w. ter on both be awakened ,twak, l1t,tl in in time. time. money would not be expended for b,« tbef e W,U Im! n o f tb<! health, 87 dnries supplying Orlando the end o f soviet rule in Russia. .houlders: T »„. in.t,||„1 1 1 Ion thnt the ..rioters’ ink. K IU wnrc n wct‘ k from now un* The insidious suggestion thnt the printers’ ink. til after this hig affair, nnd the of- and W inter Park with its milk sup­ I have more or less anticipated |H>ople of Jacksonville may vote What is true with reference to bank Bean wants tbe place on the State iuct, a reply, nftcr n conversation ficcrs desire all the old faces around ply. The order o f the city purr food agninst the pending renpportionment advertising is true with regard to oth* Road Department. We aupposo there h(.|(, wj|h Mr g nc|| in the fire side once more to help revive department leaves hut 28 dairies In St. I’etefs- amendment if they get the impression er business that depends on the pubare enough l.cans to go round and if t|Ur([ |It^, t-'r|(|ny. I i! the Elks spirit thnt has been waning operation. doubt there Is L| that south and central patronage, for growth and sueI * («| g |j | f 1■ * IM■ .VI 1,11If 1 111*1 VI11 I V1*1 •Florida 11:PI 1*1II w ** ill 111 'use SSI’ S *lie *1 •for *l | *** he gels the Jobi. the State Hoad Dr The 28 dairiea which have passed o f late nnd to render what azsirtancc me . fate tmn.i Jiny room for 'neutrality' in the issue, t,„. incrp|licii p,,w er gained thereby cess, .tae ksnnville merchants and nthpartment can the inspection o f the state board of is necessary to the committee to give „ ........... U,’° " onco y»u understand it, nnd In view o f t„ Bring ring about the removal o off the me cap- ers genen generally realize this nnd are llb“ use their bean.' health will be issued n special permit the new members the proper recepyour public utterances, if the press **f itnl to the renter o f imputation, nl- eral advertisers. But, at thut, some by the city to sell In Orlando and Jacksonville has correctly reported o f *•■ them themselves *,* o f lim' , H.n July latb‘ Tbere w l" “ . . * teged to have been made by Fresl, . -.* * *•* fail to *«. avail *,.*-,,*«*-•*«** Headlines in says., Woman lhef1), [ nm tacking in the conviction dent Adair in a speech before the valuable medium, for their advertis- , ^ d “ l P W ra m also at the meeting W inter Park. The remaining fortynine whose product has been Imrrt-d Is Used a* l>ecoy for l bugs. Nothing yol, ari, t„.ijiridi even if \u were ‘ .) nek sonville Rotary (Tub, will not pro- ittg publicity, home institutions, home next Tuesday night, to be followed by news in this, Woman has been used to take your understanding o f the ^motu kindly feeling in the people o f pumlicntions, such as the Itlnntie a chicken pillau, so all Elks, pleaso will be served with a legal notice to ns. a decoy ever since she decoyed ,,f thr* capital removal as**»- this section o f the state. W e a r e 'N ational Itauk advises the people to tuke notice and turn out for that stop selling nnd nny violation will A dam in the Garden o f Eden. Woman night. subject them to nrrest and prosecuas correct and they are not. e>* asking no more than justire— compli- patronize. is a natural born decoy The men are tior. The big celebration takes place on “ The sole object o f the capital le- aiice with the constitution. The pendTake, for instance, the Farm and the "lam e ducks.” movnl association is to determine ing measure is u compromise, but it I.lve Stock Record, a farm journal, Thursday in order to give nil the mem­ ----------o Why pay more? Tho Berger Steel whether the majority o f the citizens may put us in pusition to compel published in Jai ksonvllle, but rench- bers a chance to take in the day right According to the Sanford Herald, o f Florida want the capital removed. tiiter, |2 25. Sec us before you buy. as the stores will lie closed during the northern and western Florida to sur- tng out to all the state. Into Georgia the contract has been awarded for You cannot confuse location with this — Elder Springs W nter Co. Rhone render the illegal and unfair advnnt- and Alabama and further afield for A ternJK>,,t constructing the new Mcisch building. jMUt, Every member o f the asaocta- age arbitrarily employed the pnst the special information that, month 311. 51 -2tc l forget, the special meeting is The site to Ik- occupied, which is next tion is hound to its principles, which quarter o f a. century.— Tampa Times, by month, it broadcasts for the purxt fuesdny night when oil members to the postoffice, was formerly occu­ clearly stand out ns having no inter­ Let Billy Hoffman tell you about _________ pose o f giving definite, accurate and nrt* r« l u* » ted and urged to be present, pied by the old Sanford House. The est in where the capital is removed therefore, reliable information to tens “ nu>ct,n* ' ver>' Wednesday following Radio; it don’t icost anything. 6fi-Ctc new building will have ground dimen­ to, but ns I have stated they are FLO R ID A IS G E T TIN G IT IN o f thousands of subscribers and read- tbnt 13th, at which time HIS F R IE N D RECOMMENDED sions o f ItlH by Bit feel, and will con­ bound together to get nn expression T H E N E C K .” "rs, with reference to Florida's most tbl> bfK*M t ° r h11 Klk celebrations tain five stores on the ground floor. as to whether or not the majority THEM important industry, agriculture, and " ' b riike place all day, and ff you are The second floor will have modern o f­ I want the capital removed. On that How, in the name o f common sense its close second, animnl husbandry, •II membcr already, brush up your card “ Six years ngo.” writes W. H. Shsdfice rooms arranged for the conven­ i issue there is absolutely no room for and good reasoning, can the railroads The Farm nnd Live ''•o*-': Record, ' ’’ ’’ * ” fr r - b f ur it, miiu help well, Stnr’.cy, »’n., I hnd kidney trou­ ience o f tenants. There will he thir- ’ neutrality. d ctr.rd wc.Ui ex..e, » ♦ad H i- t i- h/ its fund o f Information, by its en- Rut tbe big day across and if you nre ble, nnd at timed was unable to raiie tv-two r* nn*« o'* 0.....fi.-tr. nr.d ‘ it, as yoq contend, you do not » are tion in fixing their freight rates to couragement of the farming indus- nut “ R*cmlter and ever expect to Join m yself in bed. Foley Kidney Fill* 11... __ __st ii i now. were recommended to me by the Chief all o f tho Fire Department. A fter using part 3 bottles I wns completely relieved and largest have never hail a return o f the symp­ nt toms." Why su ffer when you can get building, whieli will he finished in a an address before the Rotary club of dywn the peninsula. The interstate Qf pt.0,,|i. jn „ tjK.r S01-ti„n!1 nf tj,e one time will be here fo r the occas­ relief from rheumatic pains, backache, few months, will be handsome, nnd a Jacksonville, that while you favored commerce commission, tlmo nnd time C0Untry, and even in foreign Innds ion. Daytona, in addition to the band swollen, sore and s t iff joints, sleep credit to tbe city. Times-Unioti. renpportionment, and you thought it again, has decided thnt water compe- anij has aided mat. rially in deciding and the “ goat” will also have a fife disturbing bladder weakness nnd oth­ would carry, that you had some m is-’ titlon is n fair nnd rightful basis o f thpm to 0 „ m. t)l Florida, bringing and drum corps to help keep the day- er symptoms o f disordered kidneys? C IT IZ E N S \HE VERY T IR E D til givings o f the amendment carrying adjustment; yet the carriers again with them millions of dollars, in the lively. Sold everywhere.— A dv. C AM O U FLAG E. if as a result c f it any part o f Fieri* \have the nerve nt the rate hearing in aggregate, and here establishing I da hoped to make capital removal poa- Atlanta, to insist that the const cit- themselves, making more money to The editor o f The Times has been ■............ ....................................................... ■ i i i n i s i i i i s s s s ' j - t r ,h ,r* by- <),u’ r°nimentor has lex should |>ay the same proportional add to the assets by which banks and permitted to rend some 1\ p put it that you are satisfied thnt the rates ns the inland towns. communities, its merchants nnd dealand illuminating concxpondriue, jh,hr cJjjP j* good, but thut once you Under the proposed adjustment, thrive nod L-r.m . Which rocs tly P »*w d tw tw t.ii J. W. i,l(Ug|,t it( it B),ould not Ik* used. Your . the railroads propose a rate o f 232 in . . . , . Following the Atlantic National * Hart, of Palntkn. secretary o f the . reasoning, if the press correctly r e - ]cents per 100 pounds from Atlanta „ nnk'# advice, it, therefore is to tK S a enpitnl removal association, and . 1 nrknon >U“ r rrn,“ rk" ’ •ct‘n” f “ l,Bciou*' Tf»mr n» f thp rnU’ 171 advantage o f bankers, merchantand 2 ■ F. Adair, presl li nt o f tin . and certainly not neutral. as nt present. From Cincinnati to denlers to “ patronize home industries" ■ . villi- chamber " f rommem l T f.°nf !'h“ l ' Z , ™ ' ’T " * P” P° * C “ r(,U’ o f 200 ,n' «*«*> InsUtutoins. o f which latter the 5 It appears thatt ,he Jacksonville . r i l l . a«.ks -all Florida.' a sti .d o f 2*7; from Memphis a rate Farm and Ln. Stock R, ord I . one. S . chamta'r o f conimc ■ t , he >," ' r hB' " f '-S° '-2 ; fron» Ch‘ * Many who have something to sell do " ■ send rvpri'scntativw ■ ' Z Z ' *tTVUCil> t'"* y0U nr,‘ eUhl'r fl,r ftn „ o t :,lrt 1-2: from — ,„e — th, ■advertising column, oof the 8 ..310, . :rtising columns f the o f the cupital removal, association s expression o f the mnjnrity on the i« New A ork 302, instead o f 241 1-2; publication referred to. More would ■ held in Ocala and Orlando, but both sue I have mentioned or you are ■ ; ‘ 'tv f , " m Richmond and Lynchburg. Vn.. derJvo |K.nefit by using its advertising . posed to it. I f we nre going to . ,.V97’ _ F ™m ^ Very " biP* Images, by doing what the bank so . . . ■ . a s s s i s i i i i------------------------B i i i a i R a a i i i .slate unity, to which we subscribe, ping point In tho north, Tampa Job* properly advises: “ p*ti . home . Sir. Costello will d e m o n s t r a t e a t rn> the nearest approach we will ever get tars will hnvc to pay an Increase o f industries."— Timcs-Union. a to it is to abide by a decision o f the from 10 to 30 per cent in the freight ■ S t o r e . S a t u r d a y . J u n e 17, 1922 . m ajority, nnd that decision is impos-! charge, on their goods. The wholo. C O U N SE L FOR F R A D Y silde if there are any influences nt enlers will of necessity hnvc to in­ F IL E S FOR C O N T IN U A N C E . work to defeat the rendering of an crease their prices, and the public, S A Y S W ITN E SSES AB SEN T ■ expression on it by nil o f the people. ] ns usual, will pay the bill. ■ ■ “ 1 want to be frunk in another ex­ The railroads arc trying to force ( l l r T h e A a i n r U t r S I’ r e u l ■ treme. Florida is going to make pro­ (S u r q je U ) this increase on Tampa under the M IA M I, June 15.— Counsel ■ \ for ■ gress only if we get expression o f nil pretense o f giving a decrease to the Frady filed motion for n continuance ■ Florida on this issue. Consequently O ld M e t h o d inland cities. The real truth is, ac- until the fall term when the case ClBTOlVoWfR ■ we want Jacksonville to express it- cording to Charles S. Hoskins, traffic was called in the circuit court today, ■ 15 m u a ja tU ila i ■ self. We do not want any influence manager o f the Tampa board o f They pleaded an absence o f 24 o f the •I kestan r hat Stow ■ 2 pounds of Out! ■ that retards the expression. We don’t trade, that the carriers nre blinding 27 witnesses, all outside o f the State, ■ with 2pouods of fruit ■ think in justice to the progress of the inland cities with feductions in Judge Ixive recessed court until two J poundlot su^tr a Florida that you can sanction the freight costs over Jacksonville, but o’clock when argument on the motion a 2 pounds jfSaays 4aua*vio*'Cxvi« n Jacksonville chamber o f commerce obscuring that the faet that their wnT l v heard, ■ukH ■Mbserndp riraddling the issue or attempting to j proposal* means generally higher 3 p o u nd s * f Jam 5 pounds e f Ja m carry water on both shoulders, and we class rates. The inland cities in the Th irsilay afternoon, off—vtry * are confident that you will agtre with .> •• them portion o f the state should much off. m us thiit apportionment whe.» Just is n s’ remember, too, that th « small r e ------------------------- 2 K T n Fm. N f l T H ________________________ D i m r o r o o o e m n fP GROCERIES safe In th hand, of all the people as taller in the T.m na trading district F or quick result., try a want ad. 5 ‘ * K O G R E S S ----------------- S E R V lL fc . _ 'W i S l I H I I B I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I I H I I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS There is no business more personal than banking. Cekto DEANE TURNER W e seek to establish and maintain close personal relationships with our customers. Feel free to consult us on any bus­ iness matter with which you may be concerned, and be assured o f a cor­ dial welcome. The Seminole County Bank ] �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 15,1922 Daily Fashion Hint M . o f Osknloota, l o w . ac- fti A * * * * * * »* Mr. and Mr*. Newell L E A G U E FO R l t t l I* Daytona at Jacksonville. W j aucr has termelon feast, fried chicken supper purchased the K nfoperty formerly nnd ice cream and cake. occupied Mr*. A. Y . Fuller and K. J. Fuller e McBride nnd moved his fam ily were visitor* in Sanford Snturdny. ^ this week. | E. S. M iller and Harry Kelly left J. N. Thompson and son A l- j or their home in Youngstown, Ohio hft Saturday for a few day* v *• Wednesday. [iland Grove from which plnce M,g8 Sane Murry tuft la„ t Wedneswill p ' tn Gainesville to attend j or j acimonviUc where she will U ’.r.wrr - h"ol »t the U. o f r . „p,.n,i several weeks, jt Wane i’"P ° lc f* 'n8* W®1 or keoe in St- Augustine. ^ e wna p*nird by Miss . e In'” * - m k" 'v,,h *'t‘r ^l,r " * The Longwood hotel hns been purcliaw d by Mr. Clnrk of Fnrmington, Maine. Mr. Clnrk expects to open I the hotel this coming winter. I Mrs. Hoy Sour entertained TuesA K. Crawford returned F n* |(j* y evening with r>00. There were from I.eesburg where she *pen j two tnblcs o f players. A t a late ^ days with her sister, . ra. . hour refreshments were served. I ‘i Those invited were Mr. nnd Mrs. jr.snd Mrs. Claude C offee nrc , on(fj Mj„ Mildred Long. Mrs. J. S. pood parents of a fine boy to m I)jnkc| Miss Olive Binkel, Messrs. ltd. [(VJ. H. llaigh left Inst week for icmr in New Jersey. She was pjnitii as far ns Jacksonville Hr. Hnigb. %» Olive I.ozette is visiting her jti. Mr. :inrl Mrs. N. F. I.czctte Orfiio, nft. r having spent the winit Ma*sey*s Business College in •Neville. jk (h. ! > Band is giving weekly j down town every Saturday I from eight to ten. The contre well attended and greatly vd and appreciated by the loyal * i of this town. In. Throdore Aulin returned »y from New Smyrna where she iptnt the past two weeks with »iitn, Mrs. Hawlinson o f FI. llr and Mr B. (!. Smith had as ■gueste Inst week, Mr. nnd Mrs. L Strvi’r.wm of Memphis. Mr. nnd Smith carried their guests on n n lih ji ni 'tor trip visiting, DayXfw Smyrna, Leesburg, Lake iki, Orlando, Arcadia, Puntn Gort?4 many other places o f Inter- E S .M iller, I.nurie Foni ami Harry Kelly. J. S. Dlnkel and E. L. Dinkc! were transacting business in Ovoido Mon* day. S LE E P E R S J U M P TH AC K III y T h f t**firinfr*l f*rr*«l M 1 N E 0 L A , Texas, June 15.— Two rear sleeping enrs o f the Sunshine Special on the Texns and Pacific jjumped the track nt Lake Fork, nine miles east o f here at noon yesterday injuring 14 persons, some o f them seriously. The conches plunged down n 25 foot embankment nnd turned over, ASK $150,000 FO Il F L O R ID A lllr The A a i f t r l n l r d I 'r r a a l > W A S H IN G T O N , June 15.— Approprint ion o f $150,000 fo r immediate emergency use in eradication o f the citrus canker in Florida wns provided fo r in a bill introduced yesterday by Representative Smithwick, democrat, Florida. In ! !: Mitchell left Snturdny F H A D Y W IL L C O N TE N D SH O O TIN G O F W IF E yt \noii*tttii’ F U , nnd CovingW A S 1IY A C C ID E N T G i, where she will visit friends re at w » iluring the next six lllr Thr A a a n r ln t r d 1’ r r « il M IA M I, June I t . —Counsel fo r Ed­ L Mead. Sidney Swope and gar C. Frady o f Chicago, facing Wright nrt spending two weeks trial today on the charge o f w ife the Y M. V. A. canrp at Frost murder, revealed fo r the first time last night their defense. They pin Ir. and Mrs W. K. Luther left their hopes for Frady'* freedom on »<«k fni their summer home nt one point— that the fatal shooting in pnville, N. ( ’. his apartment in the fnshionablc Fla­ *; ei> *!:»•• " f sixteen charter mingo hotel Inst February was acci­ ’.‘ •r. organized by the young dental and occurred while be was *•' ,1, ''hristian Endeavor trying to wrest n revolver from his i»ty of Ovciiln Inst Monday night, w ife's hands. inti rt .’ a ns manifested and Their defense w ill b*> in accordance >' 1 n p e ted to result. with Frady’s own request. No at­ L"‘ <hr ■-tin,* Hough o f Imkelnnd tempt w il be made to show that his her .Hint, Mrs. H. IL Mcw ife wat not faithful to him. '‘ Rath­ 1tl!‘ Xo }.. er 1 should hang than to cast any re­ T I. Mend is spending two flection upon her character,” he is * ut the Florida Sanitarium nt sr.id to h~. Jiou rvd. Twenty-seven witnesses have been ir, Cu jv t • f Indiana Is spending subpoenaed, nut last night only those tamme -a ith his daughter, Mrs. residing In Mintni w ito in the city, C- Simmon*. and it was hinted by Frady’s lawyers I. Wi-t was a business visitor that a delay might be sought. farford Tuesday. ******* ^ • • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ . WHEN YOU SAVE Your Money • FORSTER, President B. F. WIHTNBR, Cashier OF SALTS IF The Florida Association in annual convention. o f T itle George S. Nash o f this city, was elect id presi­ dent o f the association nt the closing session o f the 1922 convention in Bartow yesterday, the selection o f the meeting plnce being left to the president, according to the custom of the association. Mr. Nash has served the associa­ tion ns secretary fo r the Inst ten years nn dit is said that the same ac­ tivity he has exhibited as n worker in the Orlando Chamber of Commerce nnd other local organizations mark­ ed his sendee as secretary. His se­ lection ns president is understood to hr.vc been made in recognition o f his ability as a title man nnd of his un­ tiring labor on behalf o f the associa­ tion.— Orlando Sentinel. Sanford Maid BR EA D At Your Grocer’s Good Next t6 Princess Routh’s Bakery BE SURE A N D SEE THE PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY A. C. FORT, A gent SAN FO RD M A R B LE & G R A N IT E committee here from Archbishep .Me* JOHN We deliver the goods.— Quick Ser­ letios Mctnxnkis, Greek patriarch o f CEM ETERY vice Transfer. 60-tfc-m Constantinople. 1018 West First Street D E A L O N L Y W ITH M E N W O RrfS GOVE, Proprietor WORK A S PE C IA LTY 1018 West First Street LOW T ID E S ON T H E BEACH A l i i h h i t P U L W ELCO M E A W A IT S YOU (H r T h r A a a n r ln t r d noon nnd nftomoon* tides occur ruxiinntcly the same hour nnd t 'r r a a l i 8 V 10 11 12 13 14 C O RREC TED TO NOV. 16, 1921 15 16 Southbound 17 A rrive Depnrts 18 83.......... 2:36 a.m. 2:46 a.m. 27._____ _ 19 8:40 a.m. 20 89..... 2:56 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 85.......... 6:55 p.m. 7:10p.m.21 O-l Northbound A rrive 82... ..... . 1:48 a.m. 84.... .....11:45 a.m. 8 0 .... 3:42 p.m. 28.... ......10:00 p.m. ■ ■ ■ ■ xNo. 100. ■ xNo. ■ 24. No. 22. Trilb y Branch A rriv e ■ xNo. 158. xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. Leesburg Branch A rriv e 3:65 p.m. 167— 2:50 p.m. 21..— 5:50 p.m. 101..— 1:30 p.m. 25..... 7:00 p.m. 2 2 —. Oviedo Branch xNo. 126.......... 7:45 p.m. ■ xNo. 127............ ■ v — n *ily , except Sunday. l* l * i i a i a i i i i i i i i a s s s i i M S B » m * » * * * * a i a * iaailB G LA SS V No. No. No. No. First National Bank [ A DER TR O U B L E S YO U Tampa at Lakeland. TRAIN SCHEDULE A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R TAKE Men w ill meet in Orlnndo next year H E A D O F F L O R ID A T IT L E A S S O C IA T IO N J U N E 15, 16. 17— N o man or woman who eats meat Jacksonville at Daytona. regularly can make n mistake by Lakeland at St. Petersburg. flushing the kidneys occasionally, Orlando at Tampa. says n well-known authority. Meat J U N E 19, 20, 21— forms uric acid which excites the Daytoi.n at I-akcland. kidneys, they become overworked Jacksonville at Orlando. r from the strain, get sluggish and St. Petersburg at Tampa. fail to filte r the waste nnd poison* J U N K 22, 23, 24— VL from the blood, then we get sick, ___ :~ Daytona at Tampa. Nearly nil rheumatism, hondnehes, liv­ Jacksonville nt Lakeland. er trouble, nervousness, dizziness, St. Petersburg at Orlande. sleeplessness nnd urinary disorders J U N E 26. 27, 28— come from sluggish kidneys. Daytona nt St. Petersburg. The moment you feci a dull ache in Orlando nt Lakeland. the kidneys or your back hurts or if Tampa nt Jacksonville. c: cj the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of J U N E 29. 30—J U L Y 1— sediment, irregular o f passage or a t­ Tampa nt Daytona. tended by n sensation o f scalding, Tgikdnnd nt Orlando. Mr. Nash is also the senior mem­ stop eating meat and get ntmut four St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. ber o f the Nash-Link Abstract Co., SUCCESSFUL AFTERNOON ounces o f Jud Salts from any phar­ J U L Y 3. I, 5— MODEL macy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of this city nnd his election to presi­ St. Petersburg at Dnytona. o f water before breakfast and in a dent will be appreciated by his many A long-waistcl l>lou«c to which is Lakeland nt Tampa. attached a fkirt J.iid in a icries of deep few days your kidneys will art fine. friends in this city. Orlando nt Jacksonville. tuck*, make* tki* fr;»rk of jwle pink This famous salts Is made from the J U L Y 6. 7, 8— CTf|M’ georgette distinctive. It is a Boy Scout lace leg khaki -breeches acid o f grapes nnd lemon juice, com* complete rucccss for afternoon and Orlando nt Daytona. 11.35 nt Rivers Brothers. G7-4tc dinner wear and gives the wearer a jbined with lithia, nnd has been used Jacksonville nt Tnm ia. very youthful look. The waist closes fo r generations to flush nnd stimulate St. Petersburg at Lakeland. on the left shoulder ami under t he left The Herald, 15c per week, delivered. the kidneys, also to neutralize the J U L Y 10, 11, 12— arm. If |*referrcd, tucks may 1* re­ ecids in urine so it no longer causes placed by stitched bands and a gathered Lnkelnnd nt Daytona. ruffle Medium size requires 6?» yard* irritation, thus ending bladder weak* JffrturrTOtthns? Tampa** ness. ^^Pictorial *lRe view Dress No. 9S9I. ' H s t . Pet era bur* n t-f^ kulnnd, Jnd Salts is inexpensive nnd can­ Sizes, Jt to 42 inches bust and IB to J U L Y 13. 14. 15— not injure; makes n delightful e ffe r ­ 20 year*. Price, 35 cents. Dnytonn nt Orlando. vescent lithin-wnter drink which ev­ Lakeland nt Jacksonville. , HOUSE E LE C TIO N C O M M ITTE E eryone should take now and then to Tnmpn at Laketand. J 7 keep the kidneys clean and active and D E C L A R E S RHP. H A R R IS O N J U L Y 20. 21. 22— Jacksonville nt Dnytona. p ^ C the blood pure, thereby avoiding ser­ N O W E N T IT L E D T O S E A T Orlando at Tampa. b t ^ r J ious kidney complications.—Adv, ll l r The Aaioetafr* I’ r r u i Lakeland nt St. Petersburg. Get your Radio pnrts from Billy W A S H IN G T O N , Juno 1L— The J U L Y 21. 25. 26— MADE Hodman, he's g ot ’em. fifi-Otc Daytona nt Lakeland. house elections committee adopted a LOOKS Jacksonville nt Orlando. report today declaring representative You might get ns good but you AND IS St. Petersburg nt Tampa. Harrison, Democrat, seventh Virginia won’t find any bettor lonf Ihnn O. K. J U L Y 27. 28, 29— district, was not entitled to his seat Butter-Crust nnd Poinsettie ButterDnytona nt Tampa. and thnt coat should be given to John Split Bread. I f you haven’t tried it, Jacksonville at lakeland.____ Paul, Republican, contestant. a treat hns been missed. T ry others, St. Petersburg nt Orlando. then cat O. K. B R E AD made with J U L Y 31— A U G U S T 1, l — B A N D IT DOUBLES RACK milk nnd pure shortening. 6-0tc Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg. ( l l r T h r A a a u r la t r il P r r a a l Orlando nt Lakeland. Second sheelH, 8*/ixll. only CHEYENNE. Kyo., June 15.— Tnmpn nt Jacksonville. 50c per 1,000. while they hist, nt Fred Brown, sought by authorities o f A U G U S T 3, 4, 5 Herald office. if Omaha, Neb., fo r shackling two w o­ Tnmptt nt Dnytonn. men In nn isolated cnbin nnd hold­ Lakeland at Orlando. ing them prisoners for two nights, St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. doubled back Into Nebrnskn from A U G U S T 7. B, f l W yom in g’ Inst night and held up and St. Peteisburg at Daytona. disarmed the night marshal and, dep­ Lakeland nt Tnmpa. uty sh eriff o f Dix 18 miles north­ Orlando nt Jacksonville. west o f Kimball, according to word A U G U S T 10, 11, 12— -ALSOreceived here. Orlando nt Daytona. ■< Jacksonville nt Tampa. 1,300 M ASSAC RE D St. Petersburg at Lakeland. A U G U S T 14, 15. 16— l l l r T h r A a a n r ln tr d I ' r u a ) Lakeland nt Daytona. LO N D O N, June 15.— Charges thnt Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg. 1,300 Christian women and children Tnmpa at Orlando. 41 A N FORD, F I.A . were taken by the Turks from Sntn■ W IG H T BROS. G A R A G E A U G U S T 17, 18, 19— sun, on the Black Sen, to the interior Dnytonn nt Orlnndo. and massacred near Knvnk two I-nkclnnd nt Jacksonville. weeks ngo, nro contained in n tele­ Tampa nt St. Petersburg. gram received by the Greek defense C H IC AG O , June 15.— Coal opera­ tors stated definitely yesterday thnt they would deal only with their own men in any future wage conferences, declaring the time has passed when a joint conference with operators in other states is desirable. This wns R E PO R T A G R E E M E N T '3 '•'ill fir; 1 Billy llotlmnn at the regarded ns n refusal o f a movement ■Mil- (later)' Co, as usual. CO-fitc by eastern operators to open joint l l l r T h r . l a > « r l n t r d I 'r r a a l LO N D O N, June 15.— The Centrnl conference looking to the end o f the 52' » ^ 1- STOCK. HUILD N ew s says last cveniny that it has mine strike. Tl R h t y . r>0- Itc learned authoritatively that yester­ day1* Irish negotiations resulted in Herald want ads get results. k* a piano, we know how. Cnll agreement on virtually all points. GO-tfc-m you also save your self-respect. It’s up to you to settle that, and there’s no better time to start than NOW ! N AS H 18 E LE C TE D Y O U R B AC K H U R TS OR 111.AD- Orlando at St. Petersburg. entertained ,|fd . J ... in Ovoido last Andrew Brotherhood boy* nt their ^vtral da )8 1,1 ' for a suitable location, home on Greenwood lake Friday aflooking v | lWto» l c » Saturday fo r a temoon. They were treated to u wamother jn Jacksonville, QUIT MEAT WHEN KIDNEYS BOTHER J U N E 12. 13, U — * his son and dau gh ter' Father Peck and* twelve o f the St. ’ OF F LO R ID A S T A T E LONGWOOD OVIEDO r. O F F IC IA L SC IIE D U LB Depnrts 2:03 a.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.m. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 June 7:04 7:40 8:39 9:38 10:35 11:20 11:24 1:14 2:02 2:50 3:32 4:16 1:58 5:44 6:33 7:14 8:02 8:51 9:40 10:28 11:16 12:06 12:54 1:40 8tt6 3:12 4:01 4:52 5:48 6:50 July 7:19 8:17 0:16 10:12 11:05 12:02 12:65 1:43 2:27 3:11 3:50 4:30 5:11 5:45 6:43 Aug. 8:53 9:50 10:47 11:43 12:35 1:23 2:08 2:48 3:26 4:02 4:40 5:19 Corner Building every room outside 0:02 6:53 7:17 7:18 8:10 8:05 8:54 9:46 10:39 11:32 12:25 1:17 2:07 2:55 8:38 4:19 5:08 5:59 6:65 7:45 9:07 10:05 11:04 12:01 12:57 1:49 2:42 3:3 t 4:20 5:15 6:12 7:12 7:28 8:28 9:28 Departs 7:00 ftjn. Six by nine wool and fibre rugs 3:25 p.m. 7:90 a.m. |8.98 nt River* Brothers, Sanford ave­ 67-4 tc 7:00 p.m. nue. The public is invited to nn ice cream Departs social by the Jennie Spaulding ‘Circle o f the Baptist church Friday evening June 16th at 8 o’clock nt the home o f Mrs. John Abrahams, Sanford Hcightn the proceeds to pay fo r the church pews. Cars will be furnished at the church fo r those who wish to go. 68-2tp 3:40 p.m. European Finn Open all the year A L T E R A T IO N S A L E -S T A R T S June 14.— Lloyd Shoe Store. 61-8tc ■ M CONVENIENCE AND PRIVACY ■ ■ Many people in this section hnve enjoyed the convenience nnd privacy of u savings ac­ count with the Peoples Bank of Sanford. A neat egg in thin strong bank— a little sum of money about which no one has any know­ ledge except yourself— ia eminently worth the while. It is easy and safe to send us money orders or drafts by mail. You do not hnve to live in Sanford to enjoy Peoples Bank Service. Wo slmll be glnd to give full information ns to how simple it is for you to enjoy the privacy of an account with us. ■ ■ s ■ 5■ ■ 5■ ■ ■ B The Peoples Bank of Sanford ■ u �PAGE FOUR Nowadays we g et this famous mix- this through your hair, takinj , ORDERS CUT IN Incomes Reported in FL O R ID A M A Y FREIGHT RATES U. S. For 1920 Show GET U. S. A ID IN FOR THIS STATE Four Billions Gain FIG HTING PEST turc improved by the addition o f othor Ingredients by asking at any drug store for a bottle o f “ W yeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound” which darkcna the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw T A L L A H A S S E E , June 18. — The • Hr Tbr AsMTllIri I'rrMl W A S H IN G TO N , June 15.— N et Florida Railroad Commission ha* or pnrtment o f agriculture yesterday was] [ncome* 0( indivIdunU reported t o , .. . . . . „ ltM rn. d . r l " 1020 In c r ...Herod .h «t .11 l „ < „ . U U r.tc prepared to support an emergency ap- the government during 1920 increashe reduced In an amount equal p — riatlon o f 1150,000 for the 2 *the • «cut . «recently - » « , ^ ordered by the ... Innation o f the citrus ranker in F ie r i- , ^ prrI^ lntry statistic, testate Commerce Commission. 12. 5 WASHINGTON, Juno H.—Tlip Jo- da. {■■iin.t issued i... l»y Irititmnl Internal revenue revenuo CommlaCommla T w o expert, o f the department j „ ion(>r were In Florida today investigating, R#turnB for |nrofn„ between $1, thn rnvfitrDii nt tiltitnm find .. __ t... the ravages o f thi* the plague and thf* the ni*r*il need onn ^ . |2,000 •inerase.lt tby more a than fo r government help to aid in their r(0ftnon |“ ’ i920 ns compared with eradication. On the basis o f their re- 1{Mp wh||c thofP for tho )nrgcr f |«ssport, the department was prepared to es o f income dropped henvily— re­ recommend to congress tho need of turns from incomes o f f l , 000,000 nnd an emergency appropriation. nver falling from C5 In 1919 to 33 W. A . Taylor, chief o f the plant , . „„ industry bureau nt the department, Thc average net incom on returns was in telegraphic communication for , Mn w>|| f:, oG9. ,0; tho average "‘J.020, Wli h .P_r; . V V i l j f c l amount o f tax *148.08, and the avercommissioner of Floridn in connection age tax rate 4.53 per cent, while as , , ‘ ‘ ,, . with the proposed appropriation. Tho relating to the ntire population o f government authority Informed New- ^ rounlry Dll|lJw| (o thp frdrrn, ,n. ell that only $4,000 was nvnilafle from come tax the proportion filing re unexpended appropriations and the turns was 6.85 per rent, the per cap­ Florida olTicinl declared this sum ita net Income rported wns$223.87, would not l>e sufficient to hnlt the and the per capita income tnx was plague. $10.14. Taylor, it was said, then promised For the calendar year 1920, there the Fldrida authority that govern­ were 7,259,914 personal Income tnx ment help would he recommended if returns (lied reporting a total net the Floridn rcimrts were supported by income o f $23,738,(129,183 nnd yield­ the bureau's investigators. An emer­ ing a total tax of $1,075,053.(180, ns gency appropriation, it was said, could compared with 8,332,700 returns, for be added to one o f the deficiency hills a total income of $19,889,491,448 and now pending in congress. Owing tu In tnx yield of *1,209.020,104 In 1919. tho pressing need o f relief, it was add­ Incomes reported by various states ed, the appropriation would he made for 1920 included: Alabama. $150,available immediately on passage o f 804,033; Floridn. $141,105,124; G eor­ the hill in congress. This might oc­ gia. $228,019,710; Kentucky, $243.cur before tho end of June. 879,230; Louisians, $237,109,145; Mississippi, $83,954,352; North C ar­ F LO R ID A .MEDICAL olina. $183,799,837; South Carolina. ASSOCIATIO N W IL L $109,248,087; Tennessee, $212,800,HOLD MEET IN ( I It A, 105 and Virginia, $279,235,229. Members o f the Floridn Medical Association will leave Tampa June 25 for Havana where they will hold their annual convention. They will sail on the Cuba, leaving Port Tampa Sunday afternoon, June 25, at 2;t)U o'clot k, returning on the same ship July 4. A special excursion rntc of $38.50 has been arranged and this rate wiM l>e open to any person desiring to vis­ it Cuba at this time. The rate In­ cludes meals and a berth. The Ha­ vana hotels have offered a low rate for the excursionists. Reservations ran he nu.de at the city ticket office o f the Atlantic Coast line.—Tampa Tribune. U'TKIt VACANCY IN S T A T E ROAD DEPT.— SOUTH FLORID \ ACTIVE TAM PA, Fla., June 15.— With three men already in the field fo r appointment to succeed the late W . W. Clnrk, the rnre for the vnennt on t,a’ r,,ml department has opened in earnest. Recognizing the fact that the west const" section o f south Florida is entitle,1 to the place, nnd the additional fact that the late Mr. Clark’s successor must he a man thoroughly acquainted with conditions o f this grent nnd growing section, ns well ns wilh the program, in all of its details, of state r»nd construction affecting southwest Floridn. friends o f the three enndi* lK‘r ccnt* c^ * c tlv e July 1. The order making this slash effec­ tive is as follow s: To oil railroads nnd railroad com­ panies doing an intrastate business in tho state of Florida: Whereas, the Interstate Commerce Commission, in case No. 1329.1, decid­ ed May 18, 1922, held that there should he a decrease in interstate freight rates, using tho folowlng ian- RW ' That the existin g freight rates and charges, including charges fo r switching nnd other accessorial services ami ........ nil other charges applicable to freight rervire which w ere increased by auth­ ority of increased rates, 1920, will be on and after July 1, 1922, unjust and ii , a .,, unreasonable to the extent that they may respectively include more than the following percentages o f increase over the rates In effect immediately prior to August 28, 192», in am) be­ tween the various rate groups as de­ fined in increased rates, 1920. 58, I. ( ’ . C, 220, 489 nnd Authority to In­ crease Kates, Ibid. 302. “ In the southern group, 12.5 per rent instead o f the 25 jn-r cent so au­ thorized.'' ‘ The railroad commissioners o f the fate of Florida, having had thi mat­ ter under consideration with referonce to intrastate rates, nnd being ful ly advised in the premises, Find, that e ffe c tiv e July 1, 1922, intrnstntc freigh t rutes between points in tho state o f Florida should be re­ duced Ly the same amount nnd in the name manner as outlined in the above quoted finding «>f the Interstate Com­ merce Commission. Wherefore it is considered, order­ ed and adjudged by the railroad com­ missioners o f tho slate o f F'loridn: That, effective July 1, 1922, intrntnlo freight rates between points within the state o f Florida he reduced ,h° • " d in, *hc *am° “ T , , " °U" T * h° T ed finding o f thu Interstate Commerce Commission. Done nml ordered by the railroad commissioners o f the state o f F'loridn in session at their office in Tnllnhasbcc, the capital, this tilth day o f June. A. i>. 1922. A . S. W E LLS, Acting Chairman Fussy About Mis Bat. (JET lA*t Billy Hoffman tell you Badio; It don't cost anything. H U IL D H O M E S. c o c a in e and s t il l N O R F O LK , Vn., June 15.— Eight , . . ten hundred grains o f cocaine valuta 1 * ... A . |»y the police at $500 nnd n still with about 50 gulona o f mash were seized in a raid upon a house in Portsmouth yesterday. No arrests were made, the building being deserted. STRE ET CAR S T R IK E IN MEXICO C IT Y TIE S I T T R A F F IC I \lf Till* l«in»rlfitr«l M EXICO C IT Y , June 1 L No street car service and other industries are affected as the result o f the strike this morning o f street car men. Elaborate preparations taken to pre­ vent violence. FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW DRUGGIST S A Y S LA D IE S A R E US­ ING R E C IP E OF SA G E TE A A N D S U LPH U R Hair that loses its color nnd lustre, or when it fades, turns gray, dull nnd lifeless Is caused by a Inch o f sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made up n mixture o f Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful nnd thousands of women and nun who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attractive, use only this old-time recipe. LOOKS L IK E l.E N IN K M A Y KICK IIUCKRT, TOO GOOD TO UB T R U E ',r'tr * tt,rom,>' ln ,he ar'' hning I up support for their fnvorites nnd W IL L TACK PKOIIIIimoN announcing their attitude on the vlt( H r T h e A a a o r la fr 4 P r e a s l ON S H IP SUBSIDY R E R U N , June 14.- Another Ger- a] problems to he handled in the Im­ man specialist was summoned to at­ mediate future. (II. Thr AaanrllHrd I’rraal tend Premier Lenine. Professod The three men so fnr put forward W A S H IN G TO N , June 15.— A n ­ Fleirhsig, leading brain authority was f,ir the appointment are T. Ed Dry- nouncement that he would o ffe r nn asked to leave immediately for Mos­ nn, o f Tampa; Frank A. Walpole, o f amendment to the ship subsidy hill cow. Sarasota and L. L. Bean, o f Fort providing that no part o f the federal Meade. appropriation should he allowed USING WORD STOP Mr. Rrynn was “ placed in nominn- steamship lines on which liquor was ttlon" by Tampa friends nnd Ly the sold was made yesterday by a wes­ P L A Y E D HAVOC W ITH FLO RISTS ORDER charlotte County Board o f Trade, tern republican member of the house the Punta Gordo Commercial Club, who declined to permit use o f his l l l f Tile AMtiflHifd I’ retei C. C. Cnrleton, mayor o f Punta Gor- name at this time. FORT M YERS, June 15.— When da, W. II. Johnson of Punta Gordo, Reports were current around the distant florists mingle telegraphic nnd by the chamber o f commerce o f house that sim ilar r.noTilmrrts “ etc punctuation with florid Perry, Ha. being prepared by prohibition mem­ there is apt to he confusion. The Sarasota County Cpambcr o f bers, who said i f put to a vote woutd There is the case of a local florist Commerce, by A. B. Edwards, its he passed by the same vote that pass­ who wanted some wreaths from n president, is behind the cnndidnry o f es nnti-iiquor legislation. Tampa dealer. He sent a telegram , h n iik A Wnlpole and is actively' nii-ittim - forth hiaw ants and used the (,[„ appointment to the vaYEN A C T IN G PREM IER word “ stop" as a means o f denoting rnncy ,.rrnted j,y th„ midden death o f the end o f the sentence. It was mis. Mr c|lirk , „ t Sund. y. I Ilf The A■murliilrdl lvrrH«l construed by the Tampa florist, how PEKING, June 15. Dr W. W. Yen The name of L, L. Ilenn, hurt ever, who stopped literally, every Meade, hanker and capitalist, was form er foreign minister, lias been re­ time lie came to the word and ns there put forward nt a meeting nt Avon appointed to that post in the new was a stop nt the end of the tele -1 j«nrk nf dm associated hoards o f Central Chinese government o f Pres­ grnni thnt ended the matter insofar trade o f rentrnl south Florida, Mr. ident LI Yuan-Hung. Dr. Yen nlso ns he was concerned. Bean has the support o f the I.nke- has ln-en named acting premier nnd The local dealer sent the following laud Chamber o f Commerce as well i"1 expected to he made premier in *l.„ Ilf.. alu message; ns 1hnt o f organizations ns far south the event Wu Tin g Fang, the foreign “ Sub: titute fo r wreath cross of in Fort Myers. At yesterday’ s meet- minister of the southern government rose number seventy-two for seventy inK nt Avon Pnrk , pntiment was de- nt Canton, refuses to he President five Stop also two sprays number pn|tc)y Cr),,t«llzcd In his favor, nnd Li's prune minister. forty-three ten ilnllnrs emh stop one Mr. Bean’s consent to serve if ap­ Gen. Wu Pei Fu. the outstanding wreath rose five dollars stop half pointed was obtained. military figure o f Chinn by reason of In it state­ dozen i ■ mies stop spray c f roses five ment to the representatives n f the his recent defeat o f Chang Tso IJn, dollars stop wire immediately If enn various orgniiizartions gathered thnt the Munrhurin lender, has been ehoship this afternoon stop ship balance he stood for jjusticc in the distribuminister o f w ar in no­ Pcking on sure." tion o f state road funds and that he cabinet. Dr. W ang Chung Hue, a lie followed this with n Inter mes- wn„ jn f MVOr ,lf finding, if possible, a hiwyer of international repute, will sage ordering additional flowers nnd less costly program o f road construc­ lu president Li's minister of justice. continuing the use o f his pet punc­ tion, by which it would he possible to tuation Neither telegram elicited build more roads for the dollar than FARM ER'S W EEK any flowers and the local denier just- j ^ ltl. llUj|t under the $30,000 to $40,AT F LO R ID A U N IV E R S IT Y ly felt himself aggrieved. So he In- nofl JK.r miK, ,m)Krnl„. u,. stated I I l f T lir I ftavirlnIrtl I ' m * ) veatigated. that he was not in favor o f cheap GAINESVILLE. June 15.— The The Tampa man was with a clear ! vends hut of roads at more moder­ week of August l I to 19 irclusivo conscience, however, for he wrote: ate prices, thnt have proven entirely “ Your of recent date received nnd I successful wherever tried. Mr. Bean will be farmer’s week at th- Unlvcican assure you thnt I regret the mis­ pledged himself to work fo r the sity o f Floridu and the work will he hap o f the different floral pieces you completion o f State Bonds Nos. 2, designed to take the place nf the ten wanted and your disappointment nnd 5 nnd 8, nil in tho First Congress­ ilny short course in agriculture which for several years has been givrn in my loss. ional district nnd declared particular­ January. Heretofore only strictly I enrlose herewith the wires re­ ly fo r No. 5 the Tnminmi Trail, link­ ceived from you nnd you will see thnt ing the cities o f the west const nnd nvriculturnl subjects have composed the trouble has been somewhere else. for No. 8, the cross-country highway. the program, hut during the August session there will he in addition sub­ I could have easily furnished all the m i l l , DING & LO AN NEEDS jects of particular interest to the flowers if you had not countermand til your orders ns you will see by the ONE HONORED AND FIFTY housewife under the direction ot the telegrams containing the word “ stop'' TH O U SAN D DO LLARS FOR home demonstration sta ff of the A g ­ received from you which nrc enclosed PR E S E N T A P P LIC A T IO N S 10 ricultural Extension Division. herewith." small strand at a time. Ry the gra y hair disappears; but * delights the ladies with Wyett,*, & nnd Sulphur Compound is that ' aides beautifully darkamng th«’ x after a few applications, it #!i0 bri hack the gloss and lustre and yivt nn appearance of abundance,-** (ili-llc The Daily Herald Delivered to your about You will find Billy Hoffman at the door six days a week fo r 18 cents— 68-6tc H of-M sc Itntery Co. as usual. 68 6tc Join the throngs o f readers. R E D - T O P 3 0 x 3V2 Extra Ply of Fubric—Heavy Tread P r ic e $ 1 7 .8 5 O R poor roads, for heavy loads, for hard use unywhere the F isk Red-Top cannot be equaled for small cars. A n extra ply of fubric and u h uvy treud o f cxlru tough red rubber muke u slrontf lire built to meet exacting conditions. Time uftcr time one Red-Top has outworn three ordinary tires, ts distinctive looks indicate your selection o f a high-grade tire while its extra mileage mure than justifies your choice. F There’j a Fisk Tire of extra value In every size, for car. truck or speed wagon FOR SALE BY Kent Vulcanizing Wor! Selling Out oAllStock Stationery and Office Supplies for Tnjoo Weeks In order to close out the stock o f Stationery and Office Supplies and make room for new stock o f 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. A ll o f these goods are going higher instead of dropping and the pi ic­ es are big bargains. You will agree with us if you look them over. The opportunity o f the public to buy the best in stationery and office supplies at prices that will never be touched at this price again. Special Bargains Job Lots Fine Box Stationery, worth $2.00, n o w ..................$1.0jj Fine Pox Stationery, worth $1.00, now........................ 50 Fine Box Stationery, worth GOc, now............ ...35c and 40c Pound Paper, worth $1.00, now.............................. .60 Envelopes to Match Pound P aper, pkg.................. . *20 (iilt Fdged Correspondence Cards ................... X>0 Plain Edged Correspondence Cards............................ 50 Students* Looseleaf Note Books (De Luxe, ?1 value .50 (J5c value................35 *Students’ — — ^ u ^ Looseleafe r c — -.Note .. j ^^ Books, ■■—^m m m i^— | , .*-» Students Looseleaf Note Books, 15c value................... 25 Looseleaf Note Book Paper, 2 pkgs, f o r .................. -15 Hie Composition Books for ................................... .05 5c Composition Books, f o r ........................................ Q W 10c School Tablets, 2 f o r .......9................................. ~il5 oc School Tablets........................................ 2*/2c to 3 !- 3c Ink. Paste and M uscilage..................................*/2 Price j E V E R YTH IN G IN OFFICE S U P P L Y L IN E A T G R E A TLY REDUCED PRICE Herald Printing Co, �PAGB FIVE THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 15,1922 Goto* RI«ht Straight Bach to n#»r Old Florida Home, a t Hto- filter’** PI*00stor** We,ak* 20-tip B,ocki Quick Service Transfer at your A wu fiO-tfc-m **11- ____________. prime Florida and Western b e ef.pBrr Food Market. fi" 5tp PIANOS pHONOORAPHS gn N O G R A P IlR E C O R D S g p U L A R SHEET MUSIC pTa y e r h o e u s j H. H INTERM ISTER PIANO CO. We Iaka Block Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—O PT O M E TR IS T SO C IE T Y V|R.M. F K E D DAIG EIt. 8 o ^ — Editor, Phone 217-W I f f t m h a v e mmj f r l r n l a T l a l t l a c f k — I f r * u a r r K<>laa a i j n k r r . • f r u m lR f S a m . , o p U TOO a r r . n t r r t a l a l n s a p o a la l p a r s t o t k la d e p a r t m e n t , d e t a i l . , o r l r U k r . n r I k r llr a a . Up a r r s t l j a p p r e e U le d . COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET = fa ^ in fci ra r.i The Board o f County Commission­ ers o f Seminole County met in roguinr session at 10 o'clock a, m. June 5. BEEN -w II.1.1A M8 M A It It I AG E Present: Chairman 1- A . Bruntlcy, SOLMENIZEI) and Commissioners L. P. Hagan, C. W. Kntzmingcr, O. P. Swope and E. Mr. P. A. Williams Curlett, with W. C. Williamson, de­ announces the mnrrinve o f his puty sh eriff and V. E. Douglass, dep­ daughter uty clerk, in attendance. Orn Estelle Minutes of the last regular meet­ to Mr. John Cooke Been o f Sanford ing read and approved. The Tax Assessor having presented Monday morning, Juno twelfth his hooks showing the assessed valu­ at 10 o ’clock, nineteen hundred and ation o f property fo r examination by twenty-two the Board in compliance with the reThe wedding took place in the home o f the bride’s sister, Mrs. R. E. quirement* of Section 1 o f Chapter Beverly, on Plum street, Murray Hitl General Acts of 11*21, Laws of and was witnessed by relatives and Florida, and the Board o f County I. fe w intimate friend* o f the con- Commissioners having given notice tra d in g parties, rfor fifte en days by publication in the Rev. Dr. Walker, pastor o f the Sanford Herald that the board would AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY George A. DeCottes IAN FOR I) F L O R ID A S. 0. Shinhol8er combined w ith ferns were effectively arranged in tall wicker baskets, and hanging baskets forming n lovely floral background. |cmtion from thu m .nIty TniBt Co„ jn n .furcnce , () tho ns„ Bsment o f the S(infurd Country club property, which was referred to Tnx Assessor A. In tho curd gnme. the first prize, n \’nughnn. ri ^ ^ « E lectric Co. n ft la it« Licensed Electrical Contractors No job too small or large ployment to begin October 1st, 11*22. * E lR D lO V I T lf illt H lir G fl.ll Fire arm bonds o f M . A. Kilvcrt and Distance mnkos no difference; we ' J M- II. Spencer, wore approved and li- are ready fo r the long, as well ns the The vocational committee o f the Buttcense ordered issued. short trips. Call >11*8 for a Quick Ser- ness and Professional Women's Club 00-tfc-tn |requests all young women d.slring Motion o f L P. Ilngnn, seconded vice Transfer, cinpaym ent to register at the fir s t by E. Curlett, and carried the chairman o f this hoard is authorized to , TheDaily Herald Delivered to yourl National Bank, sign warrant for parts to be purchaa-door six days aweek fo r 15 cento— -------ed for the Nash Quad truck. Join the thronga o f readers. | A G N E S G. BERN Kit, Chairm.m , M o'jon o f O. P. Swope, seconded by ----------------------------------------------------i-----------------------------------------------U ' . Hatton and carried, the clerk o f : >IMI)MI1Mt1t;UMt!r’ '>iptijutttnBI1HMUliltllMIIBIII1lllMMlMtlHIIMIIIIIIIIII1llllt£ tins board is hereby instructed to a d - , vert, e for bids fo r purchase o f 225 scats for the court room, Motion o f I., P. Hagan, seconded by 0 . I . Nwope and carried, clerk o f tins ( board , , hereby instructed to advertise fo r bids for the construction o f the £ WHAT COULD BE MORE IDEAL FOR YOUR bridge across the St, Johns river at the Osteen ferry, and also for the re ­ BREAKFAST APPETITE THAN A ROOM WITH surfacing o f certains roads nnd con­ W ALLS THE LIGHT BUFF OF SUNLIGHT? structing hard surfaced shoulders on certain roads. PINE KITCHEN FURNITURE M AY BE PAINTED Clerk o f this board is hereby i n - , A RESTFUL SHADE OF GREY AND BRIGHT­ strutted to notify the bond trustees, ENED WITH TOUCHES OF ORANGE OR ROSE. to purchase bonds w ith the cash which they now have in the singing fund. Eng. Fretl T. W illiam s here p re­ BRING IN FLORIDA'S BEAUTIFUL COLORING sented plans and specifications fo r FOR YOUR BREAI.rAST ROOM. DOZIER & change in road at the Orange nnd Seminole county line. Motion o f C. GAY’S FLAT WALL PAINT IS DURABLE AND W, Kntzmingcr, seconded by L. P. WASHABLE. DOZIER & GAY’ S CELLULENE Hagan und carried, E ng. Fred T. W il­ liams is instructed to notify the OrENAMEL IS UNEXCELLED FOR PAINTING FUR­ nngc county Ixnird o f county com­ NITURE AND WOOD WORK. missioners that Seminole county is not in financial condition to make this = aL change. K R ficG A Y P A I N T I O Comr. L. P, Hagan offered the fo l­ lowing resolution nnd moved its adoptlUNVfACTtjr'Utt tlon, same was duly seconded by Comr. O. P. Swope, and adopted, Be it Resolved, that u uniform JacktonriD*, Fla. right-of-w ay o f a width o f sixty-six (M ) feet, be nnd the same is hereby adopted as the width o f nil right o f ways o f public roads amt highways in Seminole County, Florida. Motion o f O. P. Swope, seconded by L. I*. Hagan and carried, that the clerk o f the < ircuit l ourt be and he is hereby requested to comply with the | recommendations o f the Florida Kn- j gincoring Society in reference to the ■ filing nnd rvcnrdnig o f plats. A I I.O R 1 D A B R E A K F A S T R O O M Imx o f colored linen handkerchiefs, w E bglesby, appeared before the was presented to Mrs. R. A . New,M>nn, jn rcfcrcnce to lUw UMeBiment Contractor and B u ild er man, while the men s prize, n box o f on |,|B property at Lake Monroe, delA.SFORD FLORID. cigars, was won by Judge HousenH follow*: SW quarter of holder, w hile the consolntion prize, n j (Jt o f gt Joseph’s, nnd asked that bottle o f bath salts, went to Mrs. C. ( j)(1 Bnnu, lowered. E. Henry. Miss Be Cottes tho honKdwnrd Higgins and T, M. F ox nporee, was given a Japanese parasol.' pCnrc(] before the board in reference Punch w as served throughout the (0 |1IlU|jnK 0f riK.|( f or t|)0 Q r. Expert Agio Repair Work evening nnd at a late hour, the hos- |„nj 0 rHn(j Pkooc |o Comer First and Oak tess served a tempting salad course. PcnBlpn claim o f M ary K. Apple Mrs. Herndon was assisted in on* , , . “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ tertnining her guests by Mrs. A . P. Connelly, Mrs. Frank M iller............( Mrs. ■ „ George Be Cottes, Mrs. F)<l Lane nnd ‘ r,j'^ Late in the afternoon, Mrs. WnlsMiss Katherine Wilkey. man served a delirious picnic lunch. Storage Facilities Those enjoying the cordial hospi­ U • « phase jon, tell others; if no M E B H IE M A TR O N S B B IB G E tality o f Mrs. Wnlsmnn w ere Mrs. tell us. Phone 498 CLUB , . it ; i ... Henry W ight, Mrs. John C. Smith, A very enjoyable social event or 1 " ’ ,, .. LOS A N G E L E S , June 15.—Jess i 1, - t M r s . G. Davis Hnrt, Mrs. E. P. Morse , , , , ' . yesterday was the charming l)*,iuge * , , V. iltnrd in •• published *& ' . . ,, ,, __ t .i 'Mrs p«»r-** '♦or-, Mn, J. C. UcDm-U, r r riy by Mr?. l L r r j U. L c w L ^ ^ j I#J W j ^ day in tho los Angeles Express scnt her home on Magnolia nvenue, tho I cosed Jack Dempsey o f dodging, guests including the members o f the through his manager Jack Kearns, n ____ ________ .. Club. ^Ir*> W . I- Riles o f Brnidentown, rctum -m atch wltli W illard. I.oca1 Merrie Matrons Bridge fm ie _ a u t o — b o n d s Quantities o f fragrant roses, in t lic 11“ spending a few days here with her „por( followers consider Willard's various tints o f pink were used with son and his wife, Mr. ami Mrs. Bon- Btatement an open challenge to charming e ffe c t in the rooms where n!d Smith. Mrs. Biles is cn route |)t>mpsey home from Pnlntka where she burthe card tables were plnced. ----------- a t -----------ed her husband. She w ill be nccom During the morning several nb.mrpnttied home by her little grand­ hing games o f bridge were piuyed, daughter, Evelyn Smith. high score being made by Mrs. I). P. SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Quick Sen ice Transfei B. W. HERNDON n PlWfi iiiiirouimimwnwnnnminmiHiiHiwiifuiiiHiwnr A T T E N T I O N TRUCK FARMERS u 3 j* Insurance Agency Sparton Horn Lang ( l l r The A.a.rlnird I’ rfM l ST. PETERSBURG, June 1 5 .ki k Ftorida druggists listened to serious addresses, passed on committee ap­ by, o f Sanford, Fla., was approved by pointments, waded through various reports, ballyhooes! fo r favorite con­ the board. Notary ihiblic Bonds o f Cassandra vention cities next year, and ended the first day o f the Florida State Schultz was approved by the board. conven­ K. Curlett, here presented the bill Pharmaceutical association Wiring, Repairs, Supplies o f S. F. Boudney fo r work in r e fe r ­ tion with a shore dinner, swim and ence to Special Road and Bridge Bis- dance at Pass-a-Grille, Mazdn Lamps Electric Fans Five cities nre seeking the cont r id No. 2, no action was taken by the i ventlon, Eustis, Orlando, Ocala, Jackboard. Electric Range*, Fixtures and Mrs. Henry W igh t, Mrs. K. C urlett I sonville and St. Augustine, Appliances. and Miss Virginia Smith appeared beMore than 300 delegates are ntfo ro the board in reference to a pub- tending the convention. Estimates chcerfulv furnished J. H. Houghton, secretary o f the lie health nurse fo r Seminole county, and requested that this board provide state pharmacy board, in a tnlk yesfo r n public health nurse for Seminole terdny afternoon, urged that phar­ county in the budget for the year, es­ macists be college trained men. a All wiring dune in accordance Underwriters Rules. timated salary and expenses fo r the committee* wn« nluo named to work nurse to be $3,500. The board agreed out the plan for a membership drive, Host of references furnished. to make provision in the budget fo r , The convention will elect officers Give us a trial ami be convinced. the employment o f a public health and choose the next convention city I’ . O. Box 815, DcLanri, Flnridn nurse for Seminole county, such cm- at the closing session this afternoon. "a Sanford Methodist church, officia ted .•mcct on U*'R day ns a Board of using the impressive ring cerem ony,!Equalizers for the purpose o f hearThe bride was unattended and in* con*l’ l*lnto and receiving test!wns m arried in n heenmnig suit o f mon>‘ ns to th« value o f any property, navy blue Poiret twill, w ith"grny hat n,u1, P<,n,on,'l or ndxcd, as fixed by and accessories. She wore n corsage tho Counl>’ TnJt Assessor o f Taxes for I bouquet o f brides roses ond lilies of »**®**nt#nt for the taxes o f the year the va lley A . I). 11*22, the owners and ngents o f I Mr. nnd Mrs. Been left Immediately l,niI'*’ rty, who appeared fo r that purSanford, Fla. follow in g the ceremony fo r White P ° " « wero nl,owwl to ful1 n" ‘1 111 E»»t. 1st St. Springs and points in Georgia where coml,,otc statements ns to the vnlunthey w ill spend their honeymoon, nnd Uon o f thl‘ owned or reproon their return will reside'in Sanford. >L,nted b>’ thcm nni1 lht* Tax Assessor M r Deen is in the drug store nnd lhc ntomber* o f the board havbusiness in Sanford ond both he and in* 1,,KUmHl the statements and his bride have n wide circle o f friends ff cU ws l,rewnto‘l docl‘,e<l *“ Who w ill extend congratulations nnd the valuation upon the follow ing decribed property covering certain pargood wishes.—Times-Union. cels o f land ns follows: Kress & Frnuz, frae. N W quarter L O V E L Y BRIDGE P A R T Y FOR jo f SK qunrter nnd E h alf o f SW V ISITO R quarter nnd SW quarter o f SW qunrter o f Sec. 31, Twp. 19 S, Range 33 E, You Can Kind the Name o f Inst evening « the Seminole Hotel (|j)M Ky|§ , 24 acreBt iowcrctl from K w y Lire Professional and at n lovely bridge party, in honor o f m)t) to - 0(J Business Man in Sanford In Miss Louisa Be Cottes. the charming “ ’Mn) Lui.y” Wakefield, beg. 13.«7 cha TM» Column Bach Bay guest o f Mrs. George Be Coites. g #nd 2 8 , ch„ ,, o f N W cor o f S E There w ere nine tables o f players. (|Unrtcr o f S \V qHnrtl>r o f Sec. ir>i Tw|, The dainty color m otiff o f green 20 g( 1{an|f0 32 E> Hun w ;1.78 chSi| nnd white was beautifully carried out |etc. 2 arres, lowered from $550 to both in the decoration nnd details o f $500. blossoms, this pretty pnrt>. Bay uiubwuih , 1fred Foster presented a commun Vltorney-at-Law (her Snainole County Bank S T A T E D RUGGISTS’ CONVENTIONS E N B S T O D A Y A T ST. PETE Service F0K K E N T at very low rental, or for sale on easy terms, 3,000 acres o f well-drained and sub-irrigated muck land, in tracts o f 10 acres and up; no better trucking land in Florida. Situated adjacent to Dixie Highway and rail­ road. THE OPRE P L A N T A T IO N Davenport, Fla. Sanford Battery Service Company SANFORD NO VELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. Genera] Shop and Mili Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER *B Commercial Htff*t Hanf.rd, Geo. W . Knight Real Estate and Insurance Drummond, who was awarded n loveMr. nnd Mrs. G. I. Imucks leave |y picnic basket, which she presented to Miss Imuisn Be Cottes, the gueet this nfternoon for Detroit, Mich., o f Mr*. G eorge Be Cottes. |"h ere they w ill spend n few .lays Follow ing the awarding o f the then motor to Rochester, N. Y. prize, the hostess served chicken sal- They w ill spend the summer in the ad, sandwiches, olives, pickles, ice d ' mountain* o f New York State and tea, peach ice cream and cnkc. I will be away fo r alM.ut three months. K. E. Roumillnt, Mrs. George Mi I*e Cottes nnd Miss Louisa Do Cottes ; Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Pngnnhnrt and o f Jacksonville acted ns substitutes Mrs. Stewart Telford left Tuesday fo r absent club members. The mem- for Waynesboro, Gn., where they bers enjoying the pretty party were will visit Mrs. Pagnnhnrt's sister. Mcsdnmcs Fred Wnlsmnn, C. E. Henry, H a rry Hceren, R. J. H o lly .' T. C. Gibbs nnd E. King Nelson represented Tampa here yesterday and I). P, Drummond. while here they made their head­ quarters nt the Montezuma. R E C E P T IO N AND D ANC E The follow in g invitations Sanford Machine Foundry Co. Brlndlng; DeLuxe Pistons; ,r»*ie Itlnca and Pina; Flywheel 10 t » 12 P. M. Fares Greatly Reduced J A C K S O N V I L L E TO IVE W Y O R K A N D R E T U R N f? u We are agents fo r the Celebrated ■ w HANS SOUC1 BRIDGE C LU B Ge»r Bands; Crank Shafto rem The members o f the Snns Souci J. V. Doyle nnd M. L. Clants o f sgenu for Caille Inboard aiW Bridge Club were most delightfully Jacksonvtie were business visitors ■ M o to r s .----------- phone H entertained Tuesday with a picnic at Patronize your home merchants la n here yesterday. Lake Mary, by Mrs. Fred Walsman. everything you need to purchase. We The tables were nrrnnged on the jmvare here to stay. W , G. Cox o f Okeechobee C ity wan ilion, where the delightful hreezea m ad* the day nil the more enjoyable. in the city yesterday attending to Inilallfd and Guaranteed by In the Interesting cord game, the business. prize, fo r high score, a mayonnaise F o*l Fat hens and friers.— Pure set, was won by Mrs. E. P. Morse, ■ 07-6tp; while the second high score prize, a ( Market. Goods foyfield Carburators nford Battery Service Company HILL HARDWARE COMPANY : Sailings Every Monday, Thursday and Satur­ day at 2 P. M. s Apache................ June 3 ,12,22; July 1,10,20 Comanche .... June 5,15, 24; July 3,13, 23 M ohawk............ June 8 ,17, 26; July 6 , 15, 24 : L en a p e.............June 10,19, 29; July 8 ,17, 27 Sporting Goods Line Spaulding Line o f Golf C L Y D E L IN E Tickets on snlc May IStli to September 30th, inclusive, good returning from New York as late ns October 31st. Through tickets on sale to principal Eastern resorts. C C. Overstreet nnd R. P. M id­ dleton o f Huzclhurst, Gn., are spend­ ing n few days here at the Monte­ The Country Club and G o lf Link* « r » zuma. almost completed. You w ill want the Mrs. A. M. DeForreat has le ft fo r best In everything In the her home in Derby, Ct., a fte r a plensnnt W inter spent in Sanford. Frederick Bell leaves tonight fo r a month's visit with relatives in Washington. I). C. $59.18 Including Meals nnd Stateroom Accommodations. For the Better Staterooms an additional charge is made, ac­ cording to size, location, etc. Suites, some with double beds nnd hath, other with twin beds and bnth; also rooms with connecting private lavatory facilities may be had. FLAY 60LF have •ANPOUU .t. FI,OKI I)A been is W ed: Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Pinckney Connelly A t Home & Tuesday, June Twentieth, 1922. Reception from 8:30 to 10 P. M. Honoring r»l Machine and Boiler Works Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Hawkins Connelly, Cards enclosed for dancing from Summer E x c u r s i o n s ■ Sanford to Jacksonville and Return, $10.00 Including Menls nnd Stateroom Berth A Daylight and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful St. Johns River For further information, address C LYD E STEAM SH IP C O M P A N Y Pasrenger Department Jacksonville, Florida J. B. Calder, Agent, Sanford, Fla. ■ g■ ■ ■ n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1922 VOLUME IIL NUMBER 70 MEN BLAIR-DOVER CHIEFS WILL THREE SOUTH IRELAND VOTERS ELECTROCUTED CONTROVERSY AT ONCE SERVE NOTICE COLUMBIA TODAY IN TREASURY GO TO THE POLLS TODAY TO ELECT PARLIAMENT ON THE R. R. LABOR BOARD RAH UNION FOR TUB MUItDF.lt OF HitAZZBI.I.. THREATENS TO DREAR OUT TAXI DRIVER. LAST AFRESH WHEN DOVER PE­ AUGUST TITION APPEARS SUN YAT SEN ........... ARMY MOVES NORTHWARD FIRST M ir T h r U .o rliK rd I’ r r r a l M ir T S f A a a o r la tr d I’ r r a a t . ................. CADET KILLED WHEN HIT BY R. R. TRAIN NEW CONSTITUTION COLUMBIA, S. C„ June 16.—J. WASHINGTON. June 16As Provided Under the Kirby, Jesse Cuppins and C. O. Fox, Hliiir-Dover controversy in the trensTerms Anglo-Irish were electrocuted at the penitentiary jority of Men Want ury threatened to break out nfresh this morning for the murder of Wil­ Treaty Strike liam Ilrnzeii, Columbia taxi driver, today when it hocsine known a peti­ near Leesvillc the night of August 7, tion circulated among Republicans Inst. The trio went to their death* numbers of congres* inking Harding GENERAL WU PEI FU WILL TRY singing nnd praying. This is the first to uphold the policies of Dover. It INJURED TO I1I.OCK THE AD­ time n white man has been elcctrocut-' was learned the petition received the EIGHT PASSENGERS WOULD PLACE IRELAND ON THE WHEN TRAIN STRIKES VANCE AN„ t h a t o f i c e r s o f u n io n cd in South Carolina since 1913, nnd i signatures of about one hundred nnd SAME BASIS AS CANADA AND CAR w ill. Mil OK !»Y DECISION the first time in the history of the fifty members nnd plans are being OTHER FREE STATES IIIX T h r A a a o r l a t r d I’ r r . a ) OP rilK WORKERS MUKEN, Juae 10.—A proclama­ state where there has been a triple mnde to present it to the president i l l y T h r A a a o r l a t r d I’ r f M I within the next forty-eight hours. LONG BRANCH, N. J., June 16.— tion of a new form of government electrocution. I H r T h r A M o r l m r d I’ r r u l . 1 1 , f l i r A a a o r ln tr d I’ r r a a ) DUBLIN, Juno 16.—Voters of Jerome Stewart, a cadet at West CINCINNATI. June lO .-R nll union throughout Manchuria was published Point, was killed at Allaire, near here Southern Ireland went to the polla to­ chief* are considering totiny nerving today by assemblies representing the todny when the Pennsylvania railroad dny to elect nn Irish parliament aa formnl notice on the Itaiiroml Labor provinces provides each province shnll train struck his automobile. The provided under the terms of the An­ Hoard that an overwhelming majority govern itself while recognizing Man­ young woman accompanying him es­ glo-Irish trenty. p» the 1.225,000 shop croft and main­ churia as still part of China nnd caped injury. names Chang Tso Lin, commander-in­ tenance of way employees voting in LONDON, June 16.—The draft of fav r of strike on July first and that chief of nil troops. the new Irish constitution made pub­ PHILADELPHIA, June 16.—Eight officer* of the union would abide by lic last night on the eve of the Irish passengers were injured, in a wreck KIUKIANG, June 1C.—The northdecision of the workers. elections gives, the document itself of n Pennsylvania train at Allaire wurd advances of the army sympathestates, force of Inw to tho Anglo-Ir­ near Asbury Park. The accident wns . , .... ♦»,» tic to Sun Ynt Sen, president of the ish treaty and expressly declares that due to the train striking nn automo­ »!S (L . • • ® ’■ . . South Chinn republic, brought it to vote of every delegate, the American .___ 1 ....... . v i - . - ’. nny provisions of the constitution or bile. The engine nnd hnggnge car Kinnfu. Ritrenting Kintig's Federation of Labor convention here " cnr any amendment thereto, or any law turned over nnd two conches were de­ yesterday endorsed the nation wide' wide. frooP* continue to loot towns. Genenacted under the constitution, which Gilbert Leach, editor of the Lees- completed. It nlso shown nil the hard railed. is in any respect repugnant to tho burg Commercial, can see ns far ahead surfaced roads in Central Florida, a half million miners from work and treaty, shnll he void nnd inoperative. in the future development of Florida Possibly the most interesting thing also indicated by n demonstration, its The constitution thus embodies con­ ns nny man in the state nnd while liv- depicted hy the map is the great exapproval of the threatened walkout nection with the British Crown, as al­ ing on what will eventually he one of tent of land that would he drained hy of more than 1,000,000 railroad work­ ready established In the treaty, and the main arteries to the St. Johns riv- the proposed canal system, generally places the relations between er*. er sees at this time the great possi-, “Another vulunhle point brought The demonstration wns loud cheer* Ireland and tho Empire on tho snmo hiiities of the St. Johns river nnd the out by the meeting wns that a mintfri.m all parts of the big convention basis ns Canada nnd tho other dom­ big idea of all the counties of Central her of fruit growers have agreed to kali when B. M. Jewell, president of Florida getting together on the one send a certain amount of their pro­ PKOYIDED THAT NO AID HE AL­ inions. the railway employe department of The comtltution < i >ii-s every LOWED 11007. K DB project nnd then assisting other sec- duct by water if these cnnnls nre conthe federation, told the convention BUILDINGS AND CHOPS nu mber of the Free State parliament SHIPS tions for Internls to the main artery structed. Reports from all over this STUDY HD HY WIND, HAIL that the rail union officials would not to subscribe faith nnd allegiance to of trndo nnd travel. In Tuesday’s edl- section indicate much interest nnd enAND RAIN interfere to stop n strike. the constitution and swear to be fuithM l * T h r t M l t r l n l r d |‘ r r a a | tion of the Leesburg Commercial, thusiasm over the new wntcrwny as WASHINGTON, June IS.—Without fol to the King In virtue of the com* “It i* beloved/’ declared Mr. JewM ir T h e A a an cln trd I’ r r a a l Editor Leach has the following lucid proposed. The main thing that the ill, "that the membership is prepnrod GLEN WOOD CITY, Wis., June 16. and convincing article nhnut the meet- association needs now is members nnd n record vote tho House Merchant Mu- mon citizenship in the British comt iin t the test, nnd if they to dtj- —Two nre known killed and many |ntr hPro | IIBt wecj{ nn,| (he work that they nre urging nil spirited minded r‘nc committee to lay rejected the monw,.#Rh of nations. ci 1.. their decisions will be complied farm buildings destroyed nnd crops jb e document contains 70 articles hns been done nnd is to bo done to- citizens to join the body nnd help with Itnnkhcnd amendment to the ship subsidy bill providing no government nid nnj jg considered nn up to date instru* badly damaged by wind, hail nnd rain ward getting the recognition of the the project. The endorsement of the miners' storm in St. Croix county Inst night. be allowed ships on which liquor wns mpnt, not oll|y granting fcnnlc sufU. S. government of Ike superior "All Central Florida boosts for the strike was given by a rising vote, frngo, proportional representation claims of the St. John* river over nny St. Johns waterway. Those who know sold. cast hy the delegate amid their own nnd n referendum to the people, hut GUARDED BY TROOPS other project in the south: contend it is the logical route fur the cheer-, md afterward William Green, 1 WASHINGTON, June 16.—Ed­ also empowering the people them­ AROUND WITH TYPEWRITERS "Thursday afternoon nt Sanford water thoroughfare between Jacksonsecretary-treasurer of the minors’ un­ mond's proposal which would extend selves to initiate legislation. It gl'ea MEN START MINING wns held n meeting which it is of vit- i villc nnd points south. This section ion, dc lured that the miners were in the Yolstead law to sen hy fining nil to the chamber great power with nl interest to the whole of Central «f the state with its enormous volthe fight to the finish, and he said it ships of nny registry touching Ameri­ respect to money hills, without con M l * T fc r A a a n r l a i r d I ’ r r a a l Florida. It was n short session of the ume of business, with its industries, might be necessary to ask other un­ HERRIN, III., June 16.—Guarded Central Florida Water Traffic League truck farms and growing activities, can ports on which liquor selling was trol from the senate, thus duplicating ion* for financial assistance. permitted wns not acted upon nnd the the position ns between the Rritlsh by two lines of men armed with ma­ nn organization to promote water demand this wutcr highway, Other developments nlso marked the chine guns, sixty men begun produc­ committee ordered the bill reported House of Commons nnd the House of. routes through Central Florida, using "The St. Johns river has its source convention session, although it was ing coni at Strip mine six miles east hy a straight party vote. Lords. the St. Johns river and the chain of in Brevard county and its current rut short so delegates might attend a of here todny. This wns the first coni It exempts'the Free State from ac­ lakes as the basis. flows northward through Orange, barbecue, staged on n river island, 20 mined in Illinois since the strike betive participation in war without tho "It will bo remembered in this con- Seminole, I.nke, Yolusin, Putnam, mile- from this city. The "one big enme effective April 1. consent of parliament, except in the ricction that tho Commercial carried a Ulay, St. Johns and Duval counties to union” plan, advocated by William L. case of actual invasion, nnd gives the story in the issue of May lit, regard- the sea. The uren drained by this riv­ Foster, was rejected by the conven­ WILL KEEP OUT OF Irish supreme court tho fullest pow­ ing the plea of this body before the er is the Inkc region of Florida und a tion without debate, nnd Inter an­ MISCHIEF FOR A WHILE United States commissioners for this deeper waterway would give access to ers, only '.tinulatine for *h« t* nouncement was mnde that Mr. Fos­ citizens to appeal to the King In coun­ route, and that the authorities con*Id some the rlchial lands hi the state ter would hold a mass meeting a 1»•- Thr A*»er!ntr* Pr*e.) cil against the supreme court’s decis­ not to mention the picturesque counNEW YORK, Juno 16.—Arthur F. ered the proposition with favor. -i<k non* Inst night. Plans for un­ ion. ' At the meeting in Snnford Thurstry thnt has l>eon called the Switzerionized workers n'so were lnid by the Chnsc nnd John W. Ynrdemnn, who day a new map was drawn up which land of the United States, NEGRO MADE SENSATIONAL It provides for freedom of religion convention, which 'n addition adapted confessed to robbing the Chnso Nnt- shows the proposed water routes and ESCAPE FROM CLUTCHES and conscience, gives Free State citi­ "Possibly the fact that will carry » resolution declaring in fnvor of nn ionnl Hank of nearly hnlf n million which will be shown to the United more weight in the hearing than any OF MOB zens full protection against arbitrary “intensive organization to combat the dollnrs in Liberty bonds were aentcnc- States Engineer nt the meeting in other is the tonnage figures showing power of court martial and extends to I I I * T h r A a a o r l a t r d I’ r r a a l ed todny to n term of from four to o|icn shop.” Snnford June 27. The map pictures the great shipments from Central IRWINTON, On., June 16.—Jim parliament exclusive control over the Aside from the convention work, eight year., each in Sing Sing. Mrs. each proposed route, the railroad* nnd Florida nnd the vast improvements Denson, negro, who made n sensation- armed forces, us stipulated in the the executive council of the federation Bertha Vnrdcmnn, wns permitted to all the canals which hove already been l>eing made in this section." ni escape from n mob bent on lynch­ treaty. gave its final consideration to the re­ plead guilty of criminally receiving ing him one night n few weeks ago, cent decision of the supreme court in stolen property nnd sentenced to from nnd wns Inter captured and taken to (UTTER FIGHT th, Coronado coni case, nnd prepared June and n half to three years. Nearly the iiihh county Jail for safe kueping IN SENATE OVER it- report criticising the decision. The (ail o» the stolen lionds were found in 'on tho charge of criminally assaulting roin■•! decided nut to propose nny 'n bank vnult at St. Augustine, FloriBONUS PREDICTED an aged white woman, wns hanged mi aa- for overcoming tho decision onidn, several weeks ago. hero this morning. The trap wns I H r T fc » A a a o r l a t r d I ’ / r a a l » int of the convention having or-! ------------------------sprung at 10:15 and Denson wns pro­ WASHINGTON, Juno 16.—A bit­ WARD PLEADS NOT GUILTY. •I' re,| « special policy committee to nounced dead five minutes Inter. ter fight in tho sennto next week ov­ "utliiio a program centering on the er the soldiers’ bonus issue wns pre­ M l * T h r A a a o r l a l r d 1’ r r a a l * "r--nado and other decisions. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y„ June 16.— dicted in nil sennto quarters last FORMER BELGIAN MINISTER \| pointment of this committee, Walter S. Ward pleaded not guilty Everybody Will Gather at the Lake Mary Resort night ns a result of numerous infor­ \S.HASSINATKD AT MOSCOW v,‘*ted with broad powers, wns nuwhen arraigned today on nn indict­ mal republican conferences yesterday NO CONFIRMATION REPORT For Biff Time for Benefit of Municipal Band Hoirizcd by the convention nftor hear­ ment charging first degree murder to which President Hnrding was a ing Senator I.nFolletto of Wisconsin, in connection with the shooting of H I* T h r A a a o rla trd I 'r r t - l party. ami lifter indicating the approval of The Sanford Chamber of Commerce to make this one of the biggest days BRUSSELS, - June 16.—Rumors Clarence Peters. A cnll for a formnl pnrty confer­ th,- congressional veto of the supreme hns decided to raise the money for the of thc >«’nr «" n" helping the lo- were current today thnt Emile Vnn- ence of republican senators next court decisions, n proposal similar to cal band. dorveld, former Belgian Minister of Monday morning to discuss proced­ RAILWAY EMPLOYEES AND Municipal Hand in one big celebration one adopted by the federation two Justice who went to Russia ns coun­ ure with the bonus and pending tariff UNITED MINE WORKERS TO which will hi* the first nnnunl nffair i REFORM CABINET years ago. sel for social revolutionists on trial hills, together with tho proposed ma­ HOLD A CONFERENCE of the kind and probably one of the I h, railroad strike threat came beIN CUBA SELECTED •here, wns ussassinated nt Moscow. jority cloture rule, was called late first of thc kind to Ik* given in this f"n the convention by nn impromptu Thr Km, orlmtr4 There is no confirmation of the cur­ yesterdny by Senator Lodgo of Mass­ *l"*'h of Mr. Jewell, who said that CINCINNATI, June 16.—B. M. state in the past twenty years. It i n * T h r A a aorla lrd T r r a a ) rent report. achusetts, republican folor leader, af­ the rail employees were “convinced Jewell, president of the Railway Em- will be nn nil day nffair nnd the mer­ HAVANA, June 16.—Cuba began ter ho hnd conferred with the presi­ chants of Snnford will be asked to political house cleaning yesterday JACKSONVILLE MAN 'hat certain sinister interests" hnd ployes department of the American dent nnd many republican leaders. close the stores from nine in the •«>n endeavoring for more than two Federation of Labor wns authorized with tne selection of a reform cab­ GUILTY OF MURDER morning until thc following day in or­ ><ars to maneuver there might be today hy chiefs of the railroad shop inet and ngreeing to enact vital legFIVE LARGEST CITIES h pe of crushl ig the organizations." j crafts unions to request a meeting of der to give all the employees the en­ inlation before June 30, tho end of ( U * T f c r A a a o r l a t r d I’ r r a a i IN SOUTH TO BID FOR JACKSONVILLE, June It! -Jo e •1« added that officers of the unions the officers of the United Mine Work- tire day to go to the Phillips' ^Casino the fiscal year. CONFBD. RE UNION Peterson, young man of this city, relieved the time had arrived to deter- 'era for n joint conference. Joint no­ at Lake Mary and enjoy the fishing and swimming, the big dinner nnd the wns yesterday found guilty of mur­ mine "whether organized labor rtin be Ron between rail men in their threatFit ABY TRIAL <Br The Aaaoflalfl I’rraal der In the first degree with n recom­ crushed without killing every Individ- ened strike with miners who have dancing and the band contest — the WAS POSTPONED TO RICHMOND, Vs., June 16.-Five real feature of the occasion ns all the mendation for mercy hy a Jury in member". been on a strike since April 1st, will JANUARY 3, 1923 of th" largest cities in the south will circuit court which tried him /o r the " e hold that it cannot be done," be discussel if Jewell's’ request is np- hands in this part of the state will be bid for tiie Confederate reunion of asked to compete in thc contest to de- i killing of Willis Johns IB, at a road­ I l l s T h r A a a o rla lrd I 'r r a a i concluded. proved by miners officials. MIAMI, June 16.—The trial of house on the outskirts of this city 1923. Formal invitations from these cide which is the best band in Central The “one big union" plan met Its --------cities will be extended to tho United Edgar C. Frndy, of Chicago, who is last March. •liath without debate, coming unexTHE HAGUE, June 16.—Foreign and South Florida. Confederate Veterans, the Sons of There will be future announcements charged with the murder of his wife Johns wns shot to death. Peterson pectedly in a report of the organiza- Minister Vnn Kamebeck, of Holland, Confederated Southern Memorial As­ Hun committee recommending rejec- displayed a white flag to newspaper on this big day which will be held here lost February, was delayed un- claimed that he fired accidentally sociation at the reunion here next p°n the resolution introduced by men todny and Carnegie ponce palace, Thursday, June 20th. Arthur Yowrll, til January 3, 1023, when Judge E. C. during a free-for-all fight. Thc ver­ week hy the delegations from Jack­ **• H. Fitzgerald and others represent- seat of international conference on chairman of the Retail Merchants Love granted n motion of thc defense dict yesterday automatically carried a sonville, Fla., Birmingham, Ala., New sentence of life imprisonment. ing the railway clerks. Russian affairs, capitulated to world’s Committee of the Chamber of Com- 1to postpone thc case. Orleans, la ., Nnahivillc, Tenn., and mercc will call on tho local merchants -----■■■ --------------------------press without renewal of yesterday's Louisville, Ky. Roy Scort lore leg khaki breeches The world at your door every even­ Bargains found each day by road- battle for admission of correspondents tomorrow nnd gut the names of all who will close for the day and help |1.35 nt Rivers Brothers. 67-4tc ing for 15c.—Dally Herald. •nK the Herald Ads. here to report sessions. The Herald for Post Cards. mi m i ■_ , j. ._, _ ill 1 That Overwhelming Ma- ON LEESBURG WANTS RIVER FOR INLAND WATERWAY BOOSTS ST. JOHNS PROJECT BANKHEAD AMENDMENT KNOCKED OUT TWO KILLED IN STORM IN WISCONSIN JIM DENSON ESCAPED MOB, HUNG BY LAW I MUSICAL CONGRESS AND BAND CONTEST ■r LeaV, u * .~ . ^ 1W|ilWWM>IWf> THURSDAY, JUNE 29TH, PHILLIPS CASINO -SANFORD STORES WILL CLOSE ALL DAY �*AGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. JUNE 9, IK w • v■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE ^5, 1922^ PAGE SOL CLASSIFIED ADS ClMtifl'd Ada Sc a line. No ad taken for leaa than 25c. and poaltirely no claaaified ada charged to anyone. Caah mtiat accompany all ordera. Count fire words to a line and remit accordingly. SPORTS YRSTKItDAY’S RESULTS Florida Stnte league At Jacksonville, 3; Daytona, ft (10 innings). At St. Petersburg, 8 ; Orlando, 2. At Lakeland, 7; Tampa, 3. FOR SALE CHREVOLETF,lir r shape, $250 terms or 1200 caah. 490 ModrL—llive & Walker, in old Ford Garage. dh-tfp At At At At National league New York. 13; Pittsburgh, 0 . Brooklyn, I; St. Louia, 0. Boston, 2; Chicago, 15. Philadclphln-Cincinnati, rnin. At At At At American League Cleveland, 3; Boston, 0. Detroit, 6 ; Now York, 2. Chicago, 0; Philadelphia, 5. St. Louis, 7; Washington, 0. lQIHBaBBQIBlISBlBlB) brunt of all the shortcomings of her little flock. The principal charac­ ----- T O N I G H T ----ters, aside from the mother, arc laxy father and six lively kids—one of whom is destined to figure as the "black sheep" As tbe story unfold:, the youngters are seen growing to Honestly wc hate to record —In— A nice swimming pool in each manhood and womanhood, and even­ it but the thermometer says tually leaving the homestead to set place of business would be fine. 91 for yesterday and early out into the world for themselves. today. Our thermometer is Thestory is worked Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Maxcey/ and ------- - --------- up• to one of on the ground And not ou aon Hugh of Frost Proof arc guests the most beautiful climaxes ever dethe top of nny high build­ „f Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dossey. vised nnd one that is said to stir the ing and we give it to you ______ i emotions of men and women ns they straight—some wnter in it Also “Horse Sense” a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pelote of been stirred by a now—but it is right off the Jacksonville are the guests of Mr. Presentation. There is also pen of our weather expert Special Century Mr. Pe- abundant comedy in the picture, and nnd Mrs. Jnm. s Sharon. who is also the weather Comedy well bo said to bite is n well known attorney of «h" production ran sharp for the government. meet the entertainment needss of ev­ Jacksonville. But it won’t last long. Wc ery member of nny family, young won’t either, so why worry. nnd old. / Have you n little book on Friday and Saturday Mr. and Mrc. Sandy Anderson arc law in your home? now in Ohio where they will remain *4 h fc M *1 fci H f t »i Mary Carr in “Over 5:10 A. M. JUNE 13, 1922 for some time while Mr. Anderson is the Hill’ Maximum 04 looking nfter the fruit nnd vegetable Minimum crop for the American Fruit Grow­ Range ..... ers. s e m D ia iis im ia E iia s Barometer For Florida: Generally fair lion. Forest Lake nnd daughter, Rain ------nnd continued war weather Our price* are Juat and right for Calm nnd cloudy. Miss Maude went to Jacksonville yes­ mnde hotter by occasional dependable service.—Quick Scrvic* terday where Maude will remain 'ovshowers. Transfer. 60-tfc-m oral days while Mr. Imkc attends to ^ busings* in Tallahassee nnd other „ s i fci id IM f t fe, Sa points. Mrs. Claud Howard nnd Miss Mary Our references? Those we have Howard will leave today for Michi­ Ppstcards from Junrez, Mexico, haj dealings with.—Quick Service gan where they will spend the sum­ state that Sheriff Hand, Big Loa 7 rangfcri 60-tfc-m mer with Mrs. Mary E. Symes. MrCullcr nnd Henry Peabody, all supposed to hni! from Sanford were Get An Abstract Before photographed in a saloon just across tiie line nnd the photographs will be Buying Property sent to their folks nt home. SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE PERSONALS : LOST Lo s t —30x3V* tire on rim, between y |.,i.r Lnkolnnd and *t,mfoH please notify It. 8 . Holly, Sanford, tf-dh Florida. SIIBINF.BS ELKCT NEW IMPERIAL POTENTATE III) T b - V v . i l / l n l r 4 1‘ r r a a l J. G. Bell T. L. Dumas John Bussell Bob Wnlthour 1). C. Marlow C. R. Duff in B. II. Guthrie THE WEATHER ABSTRACT CO.' SEMINOLE BONDS - INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE SPKCIALS 10 acres tiled, large house and barn on the brick road, close in. Equipment worth $2,­ 000 included; $14,000; terms. Large acre lot, 127 Union Ave., $2,500. LEWIS & CHITTENDEN SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 15. Washington, D. t\, war chosen yester­ --------- w a n t e d day-by the lni|ierinl Council of the WANTED Medium sized mule, 7 to Order of the Mystic Shrine for its 10 year* old. See Bates & Ward, next meeting place. The council nlso Are n few of the many hundreds Moore's Station, 6S-2tp re-elected two trustees for the shrinthat have purchased "EXIDE” WANTED -$2.50tl at 8 '.', on impmv- ers hospitals for crippled children. Batteries from us. Nearly three isl Sanford property. Address P. They were \V. Freeland Kendrick of years sales and not one to go O. Box lOHrt, Orlando, Fla." «H 3tc Philadelphia and Dr. Oscar M. Lend- wrong. stnun of Helena, Mont. WANTED—Partner wilh two thous­ Janies S. Mi Candles of Honolulu Insist on an “FXIDK” and ensh fur safe sound investment, was named imperial potentate. McBattery doubling motley in fivo years. Ad­ Candles announced lie would make dress "L. R. 37" care Herald. 08-3tp Ids liendipuirters in San Francisco, The Mattery is the life of (he car. OTAKtUl) Truck /arm" Give Conrad V. Dykcmnn, Kismet T 'tu­ WE RE-CHARGE AND RE­ scription, lowest price, terms and ple, Brooklyn, N. Y., was advanced to f PAIR ALL MAKES directions to reach same. Address the |mst of imperial deputy poten-l BATTERIES Postoffice Box 1060. 61-dtp tute; Janies Chandler, Kansas City WANTED TO RENT—A furnished to Imperial chief rahlmn nnd James cottage. Have two children. Phone C. Burger, Denver, to Imperial as­ 107 West First St.----- Phone 548 19. 60-33tc sistant rahhnn. Two incumbents succeeded them­ selves, William S. Blown,,Syria Tom- J ATTENTION AUTOMOBILE OWNplo, Pittsburg, ns imperial treasur­ FIRS! Tomorrow only you cun buy HARTFORD BATTERIES nt from er and B. W. Rowell, Aleppo Temple, 20 to 25tt off for cash. The supply Boston, ns imperial recorder. Other officers elected without op is limited. Better get yours early.— position Included E. A. Fletcher, Da­ Haight A Wiclnnd. ltc mascus Temple, Rochester, N. Y., PAID UP STOCK. II. & L. imperial mnrshal. PAYS FOUR PER CENT DIVI- Early Mills, Des Moines, Iowa, was Every size and kind DENI) EVERY SIX MONTHS. elected outside guard of the Imperial GC-ltc divan over John Eouchc, Alhambra needed to beautify the Temple, Chattanooga. It was the home. Come and look only contested position. TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT A humnn river of color flowed them over. A summer bronrhlnl cough keeps through the streets of San Francisco They’re All Priced not only the sutTcrcr but other mem­ Inst night, the nhrinors welcome to bers of the family awake. Alfred Bar­ the potentate. Right Scores of bands and Arab patrols ker, 1061 Avondale SL, E. Liverpool, O., writes: "I consider it my duty to dressed in the liright-hue.l oriental write nnd tell thn results of Foley’s garb, briskly marched their way thru Honey *"'1 Tar, which I used for my hanked masses of spectators (a the boy who had been suffering from a strains of highly American music. bronchial cough for 7 or 8 week*. Fol­ New line of ginghnms nt Rivers ey’s Honey and Tar hns done him won­ Brothers, Sanford Avenue. You must derful good, and I shall always reemSold see them to appreciate the values wo mend it." It sooths nnd hes’s. “ ‘ ‘ jure offering. 67-4tc every when.—Acv. Peninsular Electric Company Wrlnkn Building Why not let us put the light in that dark clos­ et NOW that you have thought of so many times? A FREE TUBE WITH EACH TIRE A chance on a signal lamp with each dollar's purchase F . P . R m e s 105 Palmetto Avenue SANFORD FLORIDA -Phone 127 -1 Store in Florida 10 Stores in Gcorgia- FRIDAY SPECIALS f| |V fj 3»/2 Yards D ev o n sh ire C loth 32-in. wide, fast colors, for boys’ play suits or for dresses -------------- $ 1 .O O — — 2 Yards 9-1 Unbleached P ep p erell S h eetin g -----------------$ 1.00-----------------5*/4 Yards P a ja m a C hecks 36-in. wide -------- $ 1 .0 0 --------PAY CASH A Dollar Saved- I ...» 1 al_ ■t VACUUM CUP TIRES The Churchwell Co. BALL HARDWARE F1RSJ_SJRF_ET COMPANY - PENNSYLVANIA Sanford’s New Store and Sprinklers, too ■ Protect your car from skidding, this slippery weather by using ■ Flow er Pots ‘u E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. A, L. CAMPBELL E. II. BANDAI.L, Jr. 71 RAY BROTHERS Eft WILL ROGF.RS “A POOR .. RELATION” FOR SALK—10 acres, 5 tiled nt loailing station, *1,500, terms.—Lewis American Association & Chittenden. C9-3tr At Toledo, 2; Minneapolis, 0. At Columbus, 1; St. Paul, II. ¥15n SALE—Three and one-third At Indinnnpolis, It; Kansas City, 4. acres of good tiled Inml, three A-l At Igiuisvillc, 2; Milwaukee, tt. wells. Good house, bam, gnrngo, fruit trees. Good drainage, cheap.—J. II. Southern Association Hardin, R. A., Sanford. d7-5tp At Birmingham, 2; Lilllu Bock, 3. FOR SALE—Northwest corner of At New Orleans, 9; Chattanooga, 0. Grandview ami Fifth nvenuc, 100 At Mobile. A; Nashville, 2. feet ocean front, near Schulte Park, At Memphis, 8 ; Atlanta, I. running through to Peninsula Drive, Daytona Beach. A bargain, ten days GAMES TODAY only. Box IDS, Daytona Beach. Orlando at Tampa. 67-3tc Jacksonville nt Daytona. FOR 8 ALE—Desirable- building lot Lakeland at St. Petersburg. on Magnolia ave. between 11th nnd Mrs. B. R. Kessler nnd little son 12th street. Inquire 213 East 11th Bruce of Jacksonville are in the city HOW Til E l STAND street. 03-) tp the guests of Mrs. Kessler's brother, Florida Slate League It W. Penrmnn and fnmily. This is FOR SALE OR LEASE—One 20 Here, Won Lost Mrs. Kessler’s first visit to Sanford one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking Si. Petersburg 0 3 and she is most agreeably surprised distance to city. Two lots corner Daytona 2 l in the appearance of Sanford. Mr. Center nnd Elm ave. Two lots west Tampa <1 1 Kessler is well known jiere having side Palmetto nve., 50 ft. from Elev­ Jacksonville 2 1 rlsltcd Sanford upon many occasions. enth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, Lakeland •1 1 owner, 1*5 N. Spring St., 1.0 * Ange­ Orlando 0 3 ItEM MtKAIII.K FILM SENSA­ les, Calif. 2Rfitf; 30-tf TION "OVRR TIIB HILL" FOR SALE—Potato barrels in nny National League TO IIR SEEN HEBE quantity, special prices on car lots, Won I.oat correspondence solicited, C|#>nrwuter New York "Over the Hill" the William Fox 31 19 icturizatlun of one of Will CarloMfg. f\»., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc Boston .551 ! tin ’s "Farm Ballads" which hrpke FOR SALE—Warehouse with R. R. Pittsburgh .537 the Ik' sI record of any screen nttrncsiding. Within four blocks of center ^St Louis .627 tlon that ever visited Broadway, 2d Brooklyn of city. .INI playing there one solid year in six Geo. V KNIGHT IChicago .171 different theatres will be seen nt the 272-lfc Cincinnati .327 Princess Theatre Friday nnd Satur­ Philadelphia day of this week. FOB RENT The story of "Over the Hill" was \ meric.hi l eague FOB BENT—Furnished housekeeping Won Lost |V t., adapted from Cnrleton's poems by or be«l rooms. 314 East Firth St. •I'J .fit 1 Jnul II. Stonnc, who wrote ji screen t. o 67-3tp Now York 35 .589 ntory tliut has defied criticism in this 33 23 St. Louia FOB RENT Three mom apartment ,191 form of entertainment. The story hns 2K 27 Cleveland nnd n two room apartment, h<d and .191 to do witli the adversities of a typi2H 27 Detroit cold water and nil conveniences. In­ ,|v j cal American family, the mother of Washington 27 29 quire of 701 .Mngnnlia nve. or phone .173 which is called upon to henr the Chicago 29 2d 416-J.______________________ 66-dtp . I3N . L - i j . . . . ______ _____ _____ 27 21 Philadelphia FOR RENT—Otf* apartment of two Poston 31 21 TIIE WINNERS or three rooms, gas stove, electric lights, running water, two blocks from Southern An-oe inlion Forest Lake P. O. Also furnished rooms with Won Lost board, $K.0U a week and up. 110-112 Mobile E. M. Galloway •H 37 Commorcinl. fll-tfc Memphis 31 2d W. H. Hand FOR RENT—Furnished house for Little Rock 2d 33 J. S. Dinkle numtner months. Plume 214. Geo. Birmingham 2d 32 T. W. Lawton Fox. dd-tttp New Orleans 2H 31 3d 23 FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. Atlanta J. L. Miller 41 21 —Shirley Apartments opposite post Chattanooga John Bell 3d 25 office, upstnlra. 23-tfc Nashville a i* • -Is a Dollar Made Churchwell Co. • SELLS IT FOR LESS I • w e l a k a block �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1922 court, ‘that if that b« the law, then __________________ tha law be an ass.’ Hi* remarks were P ik iu iH rvrry afirraooa «inA i «u> niUlressed to a condition. K T ^ M tS a S flU " T h, Englbll conn condition. . . ~ -— _____________ r ■,portrayed by Dickens have their coun- SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. county *«n»rtiperforms ln America. U« in this PT . some peculiar antics.] p ft. J. M. J . ii iriihhr linl.I.V— 1.11.1.4 I t l l 1L A. KKKL___ CL L I K W I N ____ I’k n a r I4H u p l a IllOO I*. I t. lla tr a M a4r A pplication A S tsrllila s Oar III -V.'.________ '...Editor N#areisrr-Trca««rrr «trcau'iaa Maaasrr S n l.arrlp llo x Sear M on ika I'rlm Knnnn In A d v a n c e ......... ............................................. llrll.rrrd O ar W eek In C l i p bjr C a r r i e r ■■ - ___ IS C e a t a T h e b l f 12-ta 1 0 -p n ar W e e k ly H e r ­ a ld rn llre ly e n ie ra S em in o le Cnum r a a d ta p a b l l a b r d e i r r y F r i d a y . A 4 v r r flaln a ra le a m a d e k n n n n »n o p p llr a l l a a . I l e m i i e r a I l e In p o l l l l e a . f 2.00 p e r y e a r , a l n r n y a In a d v a n c e . MKHIIKII TIIB ASSOCIATED I’llKS* Tha Aasoelatad Preaa la exclualvaly entitled to tha ua« for rnpubllcatlon of all nawa dlapaichea credited to it or and VleoThV localll*nswe 1 p'Sbfiafed h*Annrlabi. of ro-publleatlon of special dlapaichea herein are alao raaarvad Offlcn HEiiAt.n ncil.DlMO. t'boar 14a 2® ' MICKIE SAYS \IOC E U J C N T W Vt£\HSPftP€R ttrtLUEfc*. B R C O T . V J6 VCMOSN BV«tM t<WaJ£ W X * v f O U T 0 0 0 9 taw *tw toww ft t r r a e , rw' a d s a r s v io p w ? in ,the lewcr , courts. T he, ,Usually , , W A K E OtTMCO'a B E T T E R F E R higher courts as a rule sweep away OUR yAERCMftVlTS the rubbish and administer Justice. "In an Indiana court a lad not cjoite ten years old is convicted of deliber-, TT* ate murder of his little nine-year-old playmate because of n dispute over a Vfcur “7 m \> SCPiptionbaseball mit. The gravity of the crime, and the stoical attitude of the ( lu*f i n t a lad is so impressive, that the sad Dow n, hcarti-d parents recognize the need o f , See -us! reformatory treatment. Hut the court, j nor the governor, nor the legal do* i pnrtment do not know what to do | with the boy because of the techni­ calities of the law. He is too young for the regular state reformatory, and lacked just a few months of being old ; "n,"*Kh f,,r lhc ***»• »ch<’"' ?revM" 1 f„r juvenile offenders. All these offit inis were I «ffieri. They did not know what to do with hirn. "Hero is a hoy waiting for hi* sen­ tence for mole than a week. Nobody di*|iuting his guilt, no effort to evoke tho penalty for hi* wrong-doing, yet OUOMCKe noliody knew where to put him under the law. Finally after n conference between the governor, the parents It profits n bank to be broad-mind­ „nd the attorney who represented the ed in its dealings with the commercial boy it is agreed to send him for one agencies, because many times the re ­ >rar to the "state boys’ school" by porter can give the bank more Infer whhh time he will have arrived at nn malion than he receives from ago where he will satisfy the tcchnirnshter, A reporter idwnys appreci­ ralitlc* of* the law and can i>o romovate* any special consideration the i-d to another penal institution. At the end of a year, other technicalities banker extends, and invariably re­ may bo found by lawyers and parents ciprocates from time to time by im­ that will puzzle the courts and the parting to those who arc obliging, l»oy will be turned loose on society with voluntary information of impor­ without the needed reform. It Is tance regarding some accounts in those extHmu technicalities that breed which tiie hank is interested. Looking at tlu> attitude of this contempt for law and encourages bank in another Igiht, it would appear criminals. as if it wore catering to concerns whose financial affairs arc not in the FINDING ( FT AROUT W.FOIIOI. l>est of shape, for no concern in good The only wav to find out whether "‘■and," Ki *hou'J h*vc any objection to hihliinn in,v |. ,„i |nw i u ’ 1° 0,) n "n " !jnn^ ,h,‘, Prohibition g.«.d |n...„ roport. \V|,nt the. com\ „ . law „la n ". . law . . by ........ ........ would ............... vu,„„ „ rL, ,/*»,„ v i . i . . , • , mcn a * orl'1 lhl,lk r n rnanufactur W" rk- f th . Ar intT K" y ing company thnt. instead of exploitenfoned, and if all d.-cent citizens j u product* and service, would will act together- and individually advertise that it would not give any to help enforce it for about five information to the commercial genyears, then everybody will know tho regarding the accounts of its cusAct ought to he retnined ns It Is or turners. ,,,'odjfied A bank ha* an obligation to n de- he Uken, th .t .n y .ppncU bte demend PLAN TO CREATE for state division would be found. Ev­ CIVILIAN NAVAL ery question of sentiment, association business and economic demand, cries RESERVE FOUC out against the thing for the cost, the |D r T i t A sao clatrg Preaa i delay, the confusion, and most of all, WASHINGTON, June 1G The na,division, which would result if the department plan to create a civilj* movement continued. naval reserve force, similar to th "Two states instead of one. Two national guard, was adopted yesterd Z »piuu *m>» by the senate in accepting an amend lj- few. end Indecent .1,1. .re there- >•**• “,,C “ ' rum ment of the appropriations commit fere m u c h .............. to th . d.n* '■ f >“ hV " J “ ‘ T , ' tee Increasing tho House provision o f1 ”. '" 1 ° f ,he gor rem ltln. from the lo.ldleu. »u b l' ' » ° ul!! V? United States senators, $50,000 to $3,000,000 to begin th cocktail At all events, while the Two sets of work. Wisconsin Legislative committee on nnJ congressmen would have to be Under the plnn of the dopartmen vice find* that “the chief cause of the ‘ ^ A »ti«faetory apportionment 3,000 officers and 10,000 enlisted mej downfall of women and girls Is the “ lh« BCC”“n.t ’ n"d “ would be molded into a civilian re close connection between alcoholic of ta inco™ w*“,d U serve force, paid for one month's a«r _ « dr nki andi commercialized vice, the ed. .Two^ of .everything * ' . . that pertains , , . vice annually, ami bo* subject to call t , committee, ... , , to the states functioning would Chlcngo vice agreeing to ,, . bo . ... , , i , ,. , | needed. Tills would not mean hnnd- duty. Reservists would receive this, states positively the conclusion, . ,, , , ... , weeks training annually on naval v« that, r ing over the old set of officers, desets. ! V. „ J „„„ . . partments, »icwed as a whole, the new as- 1 . . and, system / , .. to . one . . of the ._ The naval reservo plan was adopt* , ,, - . , . new states and holding elections for recti of the problem of sexual im. . . .-. during initial consideration of $213 ... ,in ,, c. , cleari on y7 the . other. mornlity the tt United, States . , The . ofTfficers • . . ,and , do, 000,000 navul budget. Mnjor contest* ,ly reveal enormous benefits as .. heads of the Hondo state the partment 1 machinery nre the servants of the wcnt ° ' cr until today. Senator Kin result of prohibition." t* * . . . ... Florida as it stands today. Neither ’ lK‘mocrnt' Utah, criticising alleged] Therefore I think we are perfectly W f jf ^ # MW |UU> wuuld “extravagance" in tho appropriation,, <afe in imnishing all doubt* on this nor could, hunt! over content to, — ------ - --------- ;,n*1 R[vtnK notice thnt ho would make subject, and tn hugging to our souls be to the other that machinery and equip- nn to reduce the navy person the conviction that prohibition has ment now functioning. ncl of 86,000 men voted by the Hou,, been a blessing to the country It has •in addition to thin trouble, delay, an<* unehanRed »y the committt> been quite . . . ..difficult - , ,to convince, some , .. expense, and annoyance, there Is to be Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, a! f us of this fact hut now that all conl|dcrcd tht, faft lhnt two nd(|,tlon- *° criticised tho size of the budget the countries nre heard from, so to ul United States senators would bo speak, it seems time to capitulate. created from the “Solid South." The GltBAT MAJORITY From the jails, poorhouscs, hospitals ‘ FAVOR It. It. s i i t i h d Republican administration is in con­ missions and nil places a* well known trol. If it conducts itself sanely in tn the drunkard* of yesterday, come l l l j T h e A a o n rln lrd l’ rr*a| material matters, for the duration of CINCINNATI. June 10. Uy , overwhelming proof of the benefit* of this rongress, it wilt, in all probabil­ prohibition. There will always be ity retain control in the November overwhelming majority in favor of * strike is being cast by member* of drinking so long ns the manufacture elections. Then he must be indeed an • • von shop crafts nnd mnint< nar j of liquors and other intoxicants goes optimist who can see a Republican of way unions, said a formal -tatenn; there will ntvvnys be unhnppy senate and a Republican chief execu­ ment issued here last night by tho evidences of the evil effects of drinktive approving nnd constituting an­ heads of tho Unions affected by roIrg. but prohibition has certninly other "Solid South" , state with its up. cent decisions of the railroad labor! diminished these evils, nnd for this setting addition of two new Democrat,joard( who RlW,.d that the decision! we should he infinitely grateful. ie United States senators! ] of the members would be compield. State division looms like a beacon with by them. Tho combined memberDON’T LIKE STATE DIVISION. .star tn those who have not consider- ^ jj, 0f UI1jona affected totals 1,cd the maze through which it i* “25,COO men. I here are many in the state who gleaming. Those who attempt to fol “ Wo would not feel the strike to would like to see the capitol removed |„w it soon will find that instead it is, bo the only solution," said the state­ fr„m Tallahassee to some central indeed and in truth, an Ignis fatuus, ment, "if tho attitude of management spot in the Mate but they would not that vvill-o’-thc-wlsp which lead* you did not block all possibility of the |ik <> to r(. th(, use m ,-re me .,lntr -Hate ,livide<l. divided, The, m e r e on nnd on into greater depths of other and better alternative." The »r„ many things t«» be considered gloom and distraction, and which, statement criticized wage cuts made ftbout state division nnd the Tampa when approached at nearness, disap­ Tribune sums them up very concisely pears a* a mint leaving the eager pur by the railroad labor board, declaring " it has so reduced standards that the in the fallowing: suer lost indeed." strike becomes an act of self-preser­ *qt is pitiful to see how some who vation.’ „tIir,,.(| to advocate the removal of Get the genuine Peters' Diamond Florida's state capital have gone off brand shoes at Rivers Hrothers, San-1 chasing the “will o’ the wisp" of state Distance makes no difference; we ford avenue. Your shoe money will are ready for the long, as well as the ‘,|vWon! go farther. 67-4tc short trips. Call 498 for a Quick Ser­ ■'Th,• Tri,‘un«’ «««“»'«* seriously 60-tfc-m Hnvc you read tho wnnt ads today? vice Transfer. whether if put to the vote which must ,r. even the rao.t o p u u b l. rejt.u* rants ami hotels servod drinks un­ hesitatingly to women; the saloons ar.d disorderly places were all the time growing closer together. Now things are very different. It is true that “something to drink” can tVoiw talnrd if one has the money to pay for It, but this fact restricts drlnk- PREVENT THE MOSQl MO ■ The Times is undertaking to rantier a acrvice to this eommunity by giving prominence to the Model Mosquito Ordinance a* drafted by the State Hoard of Health, In this issue, The publication of this Ordinance is not oflfrial, in that it has not been ordered by the city council, but it does seem to us that the people of Melbourne and the surrounding community ought to he sufficiently nllvo to the situation to art In n mnttcr of this kind without being compelled to do so by law. It is a well known fnct that this particular section is bothered less with the mosquito pest (linn are ninny other sections nlong the coast but with a little individual effort on the part of our citizens we can reduce the number that we do have to a de­ gree thnt will surprise the natives. Why do the mosquitoes come in spells ..... . usually after the first summer showers, to disappear again after contin• weather? ‘ - -largely * -because tied■ dry the rains fill the rain barrels, tin enns and other receptacle* where the pest* nre propagated. Then, ns the water is evaporated from many of tho smaller breeding places tho pests arc reduced very materially In number How many mosqultoc. are being ^ T h /m F f J i T ’1* “nd’ if h° ch°0''0" *° ’T‘V° th#° brought to life on your own premise* ^ °" thn m rn‘" ° f ,h° lnW *r* ,U* ' th'' nnm® of, * ? ,n“ dtUl‘?n “S rC/ ‘ every week, Mr. nnd Mrs. Citizen of . .. . In Hll. , , ,:rcn‘•‘,• tho b»Bk« aliould supply the the this community? You can get fairly , ^ “ ‘y °off th# customary data. Furthermore, the the provisions of inference has always been that if tho Id ,, of th . n»n.1« r >* m .k .n , Ac, h, v, ^ a careful .inspection of your back, ■ . . . . i net , to talk . . .freely . . .nboc or even . . ,. .. . *. . , ,lU* n scandal. Nor is Ohio the only iivio«\vn hcaitatc* , ...... -..... — .......... ..... ... u,in u ftly about the nfyard--and do not forget that water 7 . .. *' . . !! ‘■talc :n wbtcli such conditions obtain, fairs of the subject, the fact* in hi* tank that Is not thoroughly screened All the bonier states, north, south, *possession nre unfavorable, After every precaution is taken l.y east C0(1l nnd west, w,.,t nni, 00 P(l#>, | !MnkB n rujt. havo tlone much ■■ find ,t it only only ,too easy each individual citizen It will then be lmi„ rt Uf,uor. With hundreds of lo stabilize credit and promote com- ■■ 11mt * rl y " ,r inK a bootleggers and thirsty ritizons con- niotve, but the policy of the instltu- ft■ junction with the several civic bod- ^Bpirj„K to out guess the officials, the tiun in the Middle West is a step in ies, to organize n systematic raid on nn? absurd. the wrong direction.-Public l.edger the places where tin cans and other It is impoasihle that tho Volstead- Serveic to Credit Men. water holding receptacles have been Act is bid. It is unlikely, but it is 0_______ dumped. Rend the Ordinance on the possible. The only way to find thnt |. M»Y ASTOIt ON PH O im tlllO N front page of this issbo of tho Times out, wo repeat, i* for nil decent citi­ and then resolve that ynu will do zen* to unite In aiding <t* enforcel.ndy Aslor has left us laden with £ your duty to yourself anil to your ment. If every citizen will take the presents for her six children She is H neighbors.—Melbourne Times. same law-abiding stand in regard to currying back with her $150 worth | ---------- o ---this matter thnt he does in regard t o 'of toys, etc., nicely wrapped in pur- ■ SHOW I S THE LAW. other laws, the trick will be turned, cel*, which the youngest member of The public want* no cznrism in this There is so much disrespect for the affair no huge army of dry mainte­ her family will unite with bright Inw, there nre so many so-called tech­ nance men taking all sort* of unplea?* eyes and smiling faces, nnd the first thine «h» will do T.'l.c .hi I cache* nicalities which are really loop boles and cjutialk measures. Hut her home will bo to distribute these throo-.t which ’J o luttyu* ..in crawl without an on mous army the law with their clients, there is so much cannot la* enforced while otherwise present*. Ijidy Astor’s final remarks evading of the direct letter of (hi1 law dicent citizens work against It. A before sailing included her present and so much negligence in every de­ handful of such enforcement men can views on prohibition, which, unlike Mrs. Asquith's, nre not likely to get partment of justice that people nre do all that is required if they have her into any trouble. Lady Astor do* despairing of getting justice and you the support of the public. Give that dared thnt from whnt she had seen hear it said repeatedly that the K«’n- iu p p o rt'for a while-and then'it wifi and heard of prohibition in this coun­ oral public doc* not nnd cannot get a |(<< v u y (n k„ow whnt riir,„ to ,,p try' ,,n'l Canada, she was convinced square deal in the courts. ThF, of •lone.—Pensacola News. thnt it had been a “big contribution course, rest* with the people and if ■ o.... j to Die spiritual regeneration of thoX ft they do not get justice there i* a re­ HANKS AS FACTORS IN world," and that the net result for course for (hem to take and that re­ FOR SUMMER WEAR BUSINESS Ame lieu had talked to special work­ I* tn take out (tie officers of ers, Salvation Army people, etc., and the law and put in others. Personalized Modes that bring to you Fashion’s Newest Notes for sum­ believed nil they told her with regard A national bank in the Middle West It is disrespect ami disregard for mer at unequalled low prices to prohibition having uplifted the law thnt makes the Ku Klux Klnn i* soliciting patronage through nn poor, greatly reducing their tnsks. possible. They handle easel that the advertisement reading: '‘Commercial While it had been affirmed that rich law cannot or will n >t touch and it is agencies are never given information Joyous colors that provide scintillat­ with regard to the worth or financial people could get all they wanted to by this fact alone that the Klnn , , , , . drink in America, she had seen noth­ ing backgrounds for some of the most stand* despite all the nbjr tiun* rnis - 1 __ ' , ,, |er. Confidence never once abused bn* ing of this condition herself. All the ed to it. The Reporter-Star cites a effective trimmings of the season. made us a banking house in which you same, she was not going to advocate cane a* follows; prohibition legislation in England, can place the fullest trust no mnttcr “ Macawber was more of a philoso­ she said, though she should support what your problem* may be." pher thnn a dunce when he told Die You Will He Delighted With the This is a very unusual policy for a local option by direct vote laws. national bank to adopt, Imcnusc the Apropos of this subject, it seems Values! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■■■ strength of the present credit stme- lo be conclusively proven by statis­ Mr. Castello «ill demonstrate at my lure bn* been built largely by ren*on tics, obtained by a thorough invest!of the ruling* and roport* puLdi*hed gallon of the results of prohibition, Store, Saturday, June 17, 1022 Small prices in themselves, have no by the commercial agencies, and the that it is decidedly a success. While fnct is undisputed that unless the rep­ there have been some evil born of it, merit. It is only when coupled with resentatives of the agencies art1 given the net result is, ns Lady Astor said, merchandise of high quality and un­ a heating in making their investiga­ all to the good. A short time ago a tions it would la- impnssilde for them i irculnr letter was sent to -186 Ameri­ deniable smartness that low prices (Su rqfelf) to function. can colleges to ascertain whether or All progressive banks use mercan­ n d prohibition had diminished drink­ are interesting. Look over our stock. tile agency service, and it is fitting ing among the students, and the re­ for them to cu-cpcrnte to the extent plies were overwhelmingly to the ef­ of abiding by the principle* that fect thnt there had been a marked make the work performed by the decrease in the past three years. agencies possible. Then was a time There has been one result from when credit grnnters were not ex- prohibition which should appeal pnrpected to divulge information regard-! ticuiarly to women Drinking Im* ing their relationithlp with n debtor, been a powerful contributory influbut in this enlightened day the error oncecnce to immortality, mid many n of reticence of this nature is recog- poor girl can trace her downfall to First Street -Opposite Post Office nixed nnd information is freely given her first drink. Before prohibition GROCERIES when properly requested. nil intoxicants were as free as wat- *.au a>taasaa«xava3iBaaaasaBs«oRHM BnBaaannBaM aM M aM iiaM aBaaaaBHBM ftft*HHIIIHBIIIiaBBIIIIBIIBaft i qA nnouncing j\ Presentation of Summer Hats course Cert© 5. %OBBim ■IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBaaaBBaail J �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922 B o a rd C o m m e rc e " o * O p e ra tio n Next Legislature Crop Prospects Are Well Qualified By Bright in Florida Says Federal bureau Former Experience Most nr Citrus Kelt Has find flood ttioninr «nJ " an,a Many Members cf 1923 Body Former­ (tains and Heavy Hloom. ly Served—Four New Senators All Ihe People (Hr Tl*e Aaanrlnlrd 1’i r t i l ettcf to »I1 member* With final figures now in from the GAINESVILLE, June 15.—Crop i»mber of Commerce June 6 primary eection, statisticians production prospects are “decidedly by the general pub- have compiled interesting figures on encouraging” in Florida according to the next state legislature, these fig­ the .monthly review of the Federal 1, of the Sanford ure* on the next state legislnturcull Bureau of Crop Estimates, issued un­ ures indicating that the 1923 body der date of June 10. Citrus fruits [>mmcrre: will be composed of well experienced are recovering from dry weather ti- n of the Sanford mu ra- has just been men, particularly with reference to damage and are showing a heavy late bloom, tomatoes , watermelons (,. the lot of the un- the senate. In the house of representative*, and other truck crops nre moving in u- a* officer* of this inp the ensuing year, carrying a total membership of eigh­ greater than usual volume and vir­ f Commerce is right- ty-four, twenty-six of next year's tually all staple crops arc well cul­ body were member* of the session of tivated and making excellent growth organization of »»>' 1921. Seven are former members of Recent rains have done some dnniage ty and your observu- the lower house, two were attaches of erepcinlly to the cotton crop. rou that the cities and Bcvcral year** standing and forty-nine Most of the citrus belt has had lith most rapidity arc are new men. Thirty-six of the house good rains und new growth and-hea­ most active Cham- membership arc already well versed vy Into bloom make prospect* more in their duties. optimistic. While no estimates of tf. Tho senate count shows that out of production for the 1922-23 season |cns of Sanford—tho l( should certainly con- a total membership of thirty-two, can be made, at this time with suffi­ tl'vei on the splendid fourteen are holdovers from the last cient accuracy to justify its publica­ ibas been tnnde within session. Nine were members of the tion, present conditions point to u n two, and we have in 1921 senate and were returned to of­ somewhat larger crop than that of foundation for n great- fice in the election. Nine members the season just closing, says tho re­ yity in every way. To are new, but of this number five were view. xovtth and welfare to formerly members of the lower house, Rumors of outbreaks of citrus ent all citizen* should giving only four entirely new mem­ canker In the state are circulating. bers for the upper body.—Time»-Un- The State Plant Board lias author­ 1 best efforts. ized the following statement in re­ , t0 ray that the Hoard ion. gard to the situation, "An outbreak and the officer* of the of citrus canker has occurred at Commerce eonnot suc- MOSQUITOES DOOM SEEN IN FLORIDA Davie, Florida, n small isolated set­ uct its affair* without tlement in the Everglades. No other hearty support, of all Active anti-mosquito campaigns all cases of citrus canker have been ,nd every man, who is a Id constitute himself a along the East C<inst, which promise found in Florida during the past one to secure at least to develop into n statewide drive to twenty months." Harvesting of the State’s Irish po­ membership. In union rid Florida of these pests, is reported by George W. Simons, chief sanitary tato crop is nearing completion. A ;th, and by a concerted engineer of the state board of health, light movement from Central Floridn and will put Sanford on who is in Orlando on official business. continues, along with shipments from g letters. Mr. Simons said that Titusville, Northwest Florida. From a stand­ tion is particularly callMiami, Daytona Beach, New Smyr­ point of yield nnd production the od work which has been na, Perry and other cities were ta k ­ season has been very satisfactory iffleers and the Itonrd of ing grent interest in tho movement. but prices ranged rather low* for the id membership of th* Severn! of the cities, he said, have bulk of the crop. Production is es­ Commerce during tho adopted the state honrd's “model timated at 2,500,000 bushels Inst sea­ irganizing and furthering mosquito ordinance,” and an* carry­ son. of the Ccntrnl Florida ing on publicity and educational Production of tomatoes will be the ; League. campaigns in behalf of the work. Ho Inrgest of which the Bureau has any ■iiati'tn o f th is liody has x tioi.nl fe e lin g as be- snid that while Orlando is fortunate record. Based upon East Coast ship­ in having but few mosquitoes, the ments, where the season is almost . equally in terested , and West them to g eth er in a com- problem of getting rid of them is one over, and reports from the which should interest Jhe entire Coast and Ccntrnl Florida, produe. ini tt:e:r grow th has only stnte. tion will be at least 150 per cent of Mr. Simons reported great prog­ normal. Movement from the State Florida and Seminole to | !u-].er to tile fullest ress in enforcing henlth laws all ov­ Is well over 0,000 cars nnd will prob* vitally m < -sn ry that the er the state, commenting especially nbly exxrced 11,000 by the end of rida Water Traffic League upon the number of cities that have the season, snys the Bureau. Ijist was 5,777 d that you, e v ery tine of recently voted bonds for extension of season's total movement sewerage system*, and adoption of cars. t it and "tipport the ('ham­ Based upon acreages: 35,100 this mer i in all its activities. other progressive measures. Tho en­ tire state, lie said, is watching with season nnd 18,700 Inst season, pro­ i!e-uring the rapid progPure duction of watermelons should he ily should meet every nth- great interest the efforts of equal ; round, in working Food Inspector Jesse Hamilton to en­ practically double thnt of last year, end, the betterment and force the sanitation laws with re ­ which was 8,110 car*. Dry weather of ".ir beautiful city, of spect to dairies, expressing the be­ through lower Florida and parts of sinty, and by joining with lief that the example set by the lo­ central Floridn early in the season or. in the upbuilding of cal Inspector will be followed else­ and Father too much rain nt the pre­ where.—Orlnndo Sentinel. sent time will reduce production con­ >rida. siderably nnd a crop of nround 13,000 Iril of (i’-vernor- Indd weekcar* is likely if prices justify har­ ion Friilny at 12:1T> p. m. YOUNG Gilt!. DROWNS AT CORONADO BEACH vesting nnd shipping from the total aber is again urged to nccommercial ncrenge in tho state. iritati |iii viou*ly extendI Hr T h e A » n r l n l r d l*rv**l r»e' • at thi to week I ymcctDAYTONA. Fin., June 10.—Mis* rc then Mipport and offer Hcnricttn Fnirwrnther, 10 year old i t<> the Hoard of Gover- daughter of Mrs. J. H. Fairwcnther ie important work, the re- of Kun Smyrna uuJ IbJiuiiupo’l-, ‘>v«t 4 • ■ 'Ida Utlll HartlH»*• drowned while swimming in the surf by the members. at Coronado Beach. New Sinyrnn, yes®g out efforts we will pros- terdny with a party of young men and women. Her body was recover­ ►operatively yours, ed. H"AHH OF GOVERNORS, Her swimming companions were nelly. President unable to account for hoc death. She I)'. !-t Vice-President had ventured out nfnr in the wnter *ch, Jt.-l Vice-President and they did not know of her plight trman, dr., Sec'y-Trcas, until they came from the surf. Her trier mother recently returned to Indian­ apolis ami the young women had been >*c visiting her sister at New Smyrna. rcii I ( Daily Fashion Hint • *er ske • • B.iy it with n Hernld Want Ad. ____ ________ _ ___ _ s PAGE TH R EE HEAR FIGHTS FLIVVER ON BEHRING ROAD BRUIN SHY ONE CLAW SEBR1NG, June 15.—Rumors thnt bears arc extinct in tho lower c..d of the peninsular nre greatly exagger­ ated. Grover Strickland of Sebring nnd H.-K. Steele of Zolfo, are assured of the fact and have no compunction in declaiming the correctness of tho age old maxim, “Discretion is tha better part of valor." They have one claw to show for their exploit, but modestly disclnim that they captured the claw—one nutomobile is credited with resisting bruin's efforts while the two young men hastened away. The two young men headed for Avon Park and had just crossed Josephine Creek eight miles south of Sebring, In a perfectly civilized neighborhood. They hadn't noticed any cattle on the "right of way" nnd there being no hired speed cop in the Highlands county they might have been making ns much an twenty miles per hour when something wad­ dled out of the brush alongside the highway nnd headed across the road. The automobile hit bruin amidships and immediately stalled, while his benrshlp clawed and fussed. The two men hadn't come prepared for battle nnd left the auto and tho benr to handle the war alone. The benr waddled on his way, minus one claw, ns soon ns he extricated himself from the oil pan, brake, springs and rods nnd other underthings of the automobile, nnd the drivers returned to their nnto nnd proceeded to Avon Park. The claw, they sny, was caught in the spring under the machine where bruin left it in his baste. The auto was un* damaged. o n m : n p o h p i'll i . i r a t l o s t — d u ly recorded In Tint Dook No. 1, at page 17. S e m i n o le C o u n ty R ecord*, a n d * CITATION ■ To t> It. Jon es. Robert N ettle* or It. lao R egln at th e n o r t h e s e t c o r n e r o f Lot NSttle*. H em e Johmuin unit Annie .liiburoii. til* w ife. J. M Kvatte or t. S ectio n A, t o w n s h i p 10 S ou th , R a n g e 10 Kn»t, run aou lh to c h a in s , w e a l * 4 Jo* Inti M Kvan*, J. T inker. Martha A cre* or Martha Acre* amt h**r hu«- chain*, north 10 chain*. ea*t 6 4 c h a in * band Hnmuel Acre* nr Huntuel Acre*. nn>l a ls o R egln five ch a in * aotith o f n o r t h e a s t R eb ecca K. (It. F .) Kvan*. Robert K (tl. E.) Kvan*. Ha rah Ann Kobraun corr.er o f n o r th w e a t q u a r te r of. n e r t h or S a ra h Ann Hobrr*on, or Sarah A. eaat q u a r te r o f nectlon 16. t o w n s h i p 10 10 R ob erson , P h ilip Urornomt, Trlocllla South. R a n g e 30 east, run w e s t M. W e l i e r nnd h er huaband 0 * 0rge chain*, so u th f i f t y - o n e d e g r e e s , w e s t 10 XV. \Vrl*«r. J e n n ie F loyd , nnd W il­ At chain*. Mouth a l t chain*, e a s t liam A le x a n d e r Huchanan, liquidator chain*, north 0.71 ch a in * in b e g i n n i n g , and nt*n o f th e F lorid a L in d & Colon lint Ion Regln euutheuNt co rn er o f H W U o f C om p an y, L im ited, a co rp oration of Knglam l. the atock h otd er* o f ».»IJ NKU o f S ectio n 7. to w n e h lp t l s o u t h . romr« 30 east, run w e s t 10 ch a in * , c o rp o ra tio n . Mary A. MacDonald. and her h u sb an d John A. M a d turn* Id. north 3 ’i chains, ea st 10 c h a in s , s o u t h All lund* ty in g am t b e i n g R obert If. R amaey. W illiam Cl. Alt- * 3 4 ch ain * den rled nnd R. S. I.. Arcy, If liv in g In Kemtnola C ou n ty, Florida. You ami each o f you nre h e r e b y r e ­ nnd If dead, to nil partie* c la im in g Intercut* under I \ II. Jone*. Robert quired and a rc ordered to be a n d a p ­ N ettle* or R N ettle*. R eese Johnaon, pear before the Circuit Court In n n d and A n n ie John*on hi* w ife, J M. for S em inote r o u n t y . F lorida, a t S a n ­ Kvan* or Jo*luh M. Kvan*. J I’lnk- ford. Florida, on the rule d a y fo r A u ­ «•>*. M artha A cres or Martha Acre* gu st, A !• 1921. the sa m e b e i n g t h e und tier husband S a m u el Acreo or Tth d a y o f A u gu st a d . l o t i , th e n S a m u el Core*. R ebecca F (It. F.) ami th ere to a n sw er the hilt o f c o m ­ Kvan*. Robert K. (R. K ) Kvan*, plaint f i l e d h erein ug a in st you, t a k e Sarnlt A nn R obeson, or Sarah Ann n otice th e r e o f nnd fall ye not, e l s e s o ld Rohernnn or S t r a h A. Rohe nun. P h i l ­ bill o f com p lain t w ill be ta k e n a* c o n ­ ip CJeornond. i ’rlecltln M Wealer. and fessed n gn ln et you. It I- fu rth er ordered that t h i s n o ­ Iter huahnnd t le n r g e W. Weiner, J e n ­ nie F loyd . Wllllnnt A lexa n d er tluch- tice lie p u b lish ed In the Hanford D a lly nttttn. liq u id ator of th e Florida l-n u l Herald, n n e w sp a p e r published In Hem lA I'o lo n iin tlo n (Tom pa tty. Limited, n nolo C ou n ty. Florida, once each w e e k of eight con secu tiv e c o r p o r a tio n o f l l n g ln m l. the s t o c k ­ for a period holder* o f »ald co rp oration , Mary A w eek a W it n e s s m y h and and o ff ic ia l se a l a t M acDonald, nnd her hunband Joh n A, M acD onald. Robert tl R am sey , W il­ San ford , Hem inole County. F lorid a, th la liam tl Andettried, nnd It R 1, Arcy. 6th dny e f June, A. D. 1311. (S E A L ) E A. DOUOLA8H. or o t h e r w is e . in and to the follow ing Clerk Circuit Court. deacribed land*, t o - w l t : Heminole C ou n ty. F la. l-ota No 1 to I t b oth num ber* InHCRF.Ll.K MA1NKH. c I uh I vo n n d tart* No IT t o 5! b o t h nuin her* tnrtiialve. and Lot No. 24 o f Kvan* S o licito r for C om plainant S u b d iv isio n a c co rd in g to a plat th e r e o f 33-30; 7 -T -H -3 1 -7 I ; 6-4. — H, ■ ■ ■ ■ 2 ■ ■ 2 ■ ■ 2 * ■ CONVENIENCE AND PRIVACY Many people in thin section have enjoyed the convenience and privacy of a savings ac­ count with the Peoples Hank of Sanford. A nest eifg in this strong bank—a little sum of money about which no one has any know­ ledge except yourself—is eminently worth the while. . It is easy nnd safe to send us money orders or drafts by mail. You do not have to live in Sanford to enjoy Peoples Hank Service. We shall he glad to give full information as to how simple it is for you to enjoy the privacy of tin account with us. 2 You will find Billy Hoffman «t tho Hof-Mnc Bntcry Co. ns usual. 60-Gte If it’s » piano, wo know how. Call 498. (10-tfc-m M in i t: o f xti.i: o r H 'uc- Z m I I I . T t \ .1 l l i m i . Ill* I li l t T M>. I. NHMIMII.F. n il U t , F LO RIDA . I * \ 11) * T F .t lV I . T U *111001. I l l * T I I H T IIFINt. XI.* 0 KNOWN A* T i l l : NANIOIIII *1111)01. HI * l i t I t ’D *1 -11001. IIONII*. * N otice Is h ereb y g iv e n lliat *ei.|e«l Mil* w ill i" r . tv.-.i by tbr c o u n t y INmril o f L'"'| lb' Inetrin thill <>f S'-mlmile C iium y, F Flmlit.i. lorhhi. nt lh» I t . #»frIft* n f f l o i»f ••( th* the indent «tf b llc I n s tr u cctio tio n o'■(f Huperlntemli-nt »f l#u I'ubllc tru tin*e «*our« ttte *nbt fmintv Fu tin ty nl at th Court Motive R o u se In Hanford, p lratlon 2 - m ■ I ■ g ■ ■ _| ■ n g publication l¥ '| 1 - |1 i * g ry l1 irst National Bank s i 1uC 1 COD16S l>aIU\ Cl uflRiU'u a ftern o o n o f J u ly. -lltb .’^ 1 o'clock intt tlir — — ............. 1322, for th e p u rch a se o f f6n,l)0n.O0 S p ecia l T.iv S ch ool D lelrlct N ■ 1. Sem t- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ niaaiN aH aaagaB ggigggvaH !«««■■ na ■*»»*■«■■■■■ mile C ou n t) F lorida. Rond*, s i l o bonds b ein g d a t e ! July 1*1. 1322. b ea rin g Intere*l nt th e ra te o f 5 4 Pf,r cent per an n u m . Interest p a y a b le o rm t-n n n u n lly ii« « B * « M M iiH iia » « » n « itix iiN iiin n c « a ii« ie !» a J k * * » * » s i» e ii« * s on the first d a y s of J n tr amt Ja n u a ry o f each y ear u n til n ia n ir it y ; *ald tom I* m a tu res ami th e prltirlp*l beeotne* tine a niol p a v sh ln th lr tv year* a ft e r llto d ate ^ th e r e o f said b o n d s h ov e been v a lld a t- a ed and c o n fir m e d by decree o f tb e O r - g oiut Court o f the S e v e n th Ju d icia l O r - a cu lt of F lo rid a, dated June 1st, 133!; g said bond* to be sold for d e liv e r y w ith - , -a is o In tw e n ty dav* a f t e r w ritten n o tice of _j accep tan ce o f hid 1* g iv e n ; said bunds q o f i L i i i P t i d e n o m i n a t i o n , nnd Interest . and principal p a y a b le nt th e N ation a l m Fork Hank tif th e C ity am i S ta t e o f v N ew York. g W ritten o p in io n o f Mr. Jno. C Thorn- M son, a tt o r n e y o f N e w York ap p ro v in g a th e validity o f *nld bond* w ill he fur- a nlHhed. . . ... a Karh hid m u s t he a ccom p an ied With g a «. 1 titled c h e c k In the aunt o f II - j WIGHT IlltOS. GARAGE---------------------------------- SANFORD, FLA. ■ oao.oa m a d e paynht* to the Hoard of » I'ubllc i n s t r u c t i o n for S em in o le C ou n ­ ')« r:u N g s n M M n n i(s s u * n ss s ss s s * n ia * s u s a a a iM S S * n s ss s s sM s ss M )t ty, Florida, s u c h c h e c k o f th e surer**ful bidder to he r e ta in ed a* liquidated iln m n g .s to th e Hoard should lit* *uc- ' BE SURE AND SEE THE I PACKARD SINGLE SIX 1 ■ STDDEDAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS j I SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY \ ■ anld bond" a c c o r d in g t o ' t h e ' u w m * A. C. FORT, Agent oV SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS rriervc's'Th e" 'rIyt"l*'to r T j^ ct^ a n )" and pc " p" . " ' B " ' ,"!, '* In stru ction fo r h’em ltu d e C ou n ty. H o r l - , do, cn re o f 'r W latwltin. Mecrenirj, Hanford, F lo rid a , nnd m ark ed ” Rld for llo n d s" W itn ess th e b o n d s o f th e C hairm an nnd S c r e t a r y nnd the seal o f said Hoard nt Hanford. Heminole County, F lorida, t h i s the 7lh tlay o f J u n e. A. J O H N G O V E , P r o p r ic lo r CEM ETERY WORK 101 b West First Street A SP E C IA L T Y 10|H W e . f F»r-t str**-: A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU " ’ 'c r tC N T Y HOARD O F TlW L tO 1NHTRCCTION FOR HKMINOl.t: COU NT)' FLORIDA. Ry: C. F. IIARRIHON, c h a ir m a n . (Heal or Hoard) Atte«J r W I.A W TON . Hupt, an d K a - o fflc lo Hecretary HCUKI.LK MALVKH. A ttorn ey for Hoard. Hanfurd. F l a S-3-1S-23-30; 7-7c In 1 I f .n it l i i u r l , * e ,r n « n Jm lieini eu ll, k en iln n ie 4'ou u O . Florida — In I'h n n cerj. ; - at IT TO IR U K T TITI.K Marerhat N e ll lto»o C ompany, a C or­ poration, C o m p la in a n t. v». | i It J o n es, et al, D efendant*. Corner lluildlnr every room outilde European Flan Open all the year I he Safe Bank CAPES AND SLIP-ONS PROMINENT A Hank's stability is measured by the two Caprr «!•> tlirir »ltarc toward proddo* following factors: inn graceful draping cffecl*. nnd they hirst, the financial responsibility of its arc among llic mnM p pular of the stockholders. snuoni fatthious. The in.xhl pictuml lure i» in iheck serge and rom-xpnnds Second, the ability nnd integrity of its of­ willt the «lrexv with which it is Worn, ficers and directors. and which is trimmed with taffeta rjhIton. A straight wide collar, terminat­ ing into a Ntarf, finitdirs the neck of I f '' inetitution fct*ls justly proud of it* position in the cape Mtilimn sire rcijtitrr? j.jj[ yard* M-intJl material and b’/ j yards ri pwt to I'tich of the nhovo named factors, nnd we of ribbon or braid. '•hove that the splendid confidence nnd c«-opcrnHon The sli|t-«'U frock to the right, is that the community hns always extended to this inmade up m a combination of timlard utution j* the result of its excellent showing in silk ami satin crc|tc. The long, oocniecc sleeves arc set into large arm­ this regard. holes. and gathered into straight band*. As tbe front and lack of tl>c dress arc made into three sections each, the in­ troduction of contrasting material is ■ greatly simplified. Medium sire re­ quires JQ yards 36-inch figured, and 1 yard plain silk. First Model: Pictorial Review Cape , No. 98V5. Sizes, 16 years and J6 anJ ■ • 42 inches bust. Price, 35 ccnti Dress No. 9605. Sizes. 14 to 20 years und 34 tc 42 inchcj bust. Price, 35 cents. A COMMUNITY BUILDER Second Model: Drest No. 9911. Sizes. 34 t» 4-* inches bust and 16 to 20 years. Price, 35 ctuts. B. F. WHITHER, CoWer 2 ■FORSTER, President ■ Herald want ads get results. ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ssB ia a n a a iia a B a * >* " > a a s s s s s auHaBa * !i!iH uiniili! Sii !i i i ! i i i !i ISSSSiSSiai iioiis caiak i in (;o, • ri j x r■t■■■■■•■■■■■■I i u n 11 1 i 11 ig■■•!■■■■■■■■■ i 11111 u . — •X'.ll*■« s% * •• •tMlldvt Mftsd^WJ*AiA«MlJL#l»S«SelMHi • / ’■■••***»•■•* erf* *• _ • rnm#■»*l A FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD------------------------------------------ ------------------- FLORIDA �the most reputable ra#tau- be taken, t t o t any »PP«cUbl«J*™*nd PLAN TO CREATE court, ‘that If that he the lair, then -» , cr; ^ drinks un- for state division would be found. EvCIVILIAN NAVAL tha law he an ass.' Hi# remark# were cry question of sentiment, association hesitatingly to women; the saloons n r« # t son- mid re# seil to a condition. P a b lU h re e v e rr i l l i n i i business and economic demand, cries RESERVE FORCE vue evuom t w we\usp»sPeR ami nnd tlisnnlerlv disorderly nlftces places were all the A a r at Ilia llrra ld Malldlox, tut The English court conditions n# out against the thing for tho cost, the M aanolla A » e , Sanford, l*l». b o u e b b . a se u x . vje wuo * i time growing closer together. Now portrayed by Dickon# hnvc their coun­ delay, the confusion, and most of all, tBBUE VJE Ortt our things are very different. It is true WASn'NnTONrJun” C ttI, r ■" terparts in America. Law in this the division, which would result If the boostwy t k tow n k urerte, that "something to drink” can lie ob­ department plan to create a civilian movement continued. P | ID U a ilB U _____ county perform# some pecutlnr antics. VdWiLe W M)S ARE WELPlVT tained if one has the money to pay naval reserve force, similar to th* Usually in the lower courts. The K . J . II D I .L T .:........„ . ...................... M i t e r . . . , ........, (or it, but thl. f.ct re.trlcta drink"Two -U tc, ln.U »d o( «m.; Two national guard, was adopted yeiterdsy M A K E B tX M e S S B E T T E R N. J. l.It.l.Alil# Jfsrttu r> T r» M rrr Higher court# us a rule sweep away In, nnd “trrntln," to . comt.nrntirr- *>»'« c y l u l . wltk . dupllc.tion o( by the senate in accepting an amendOOR VAERCWNVITS C.’ it* 1I t i r lnr e™la* ManZarr rubbish and administer justice. , ‘ . . . . ., „ state office# from governor, supreme a l a l lton on S laaaarr ly few, nnd Inrfocent inrls are there, „„ l > k o i f I t # o p It* OrOO 1*. U "In an Indiana court a lad not qftita -w * . i « , ... court and all, down to tho varicst con* mont uf the appropriations commitfnre much less exposed to the dan* . , , , tie increasing tho House provision of ten years old is convicted of deliber­ A flv rrl Iotas I t a l r a H s l r ......... i, i„„ r— »h„ in.itiio... -table, would be the lot of the people. insidious ger resulting from the Application ate murder of his little nlne-ycar-old of United State# senators, 150.000 to $3,000,000 to begin th, . cocktail. At all events, while tho Two 8cU playmate because of a dispute over a V tor ‘TubR nboerlplltin t 'r l r e la A d t a n c r nnd congressmen would hnvc to bo work. Wisconsin Legislative committee on Oar Year ....... — . .* SCviptum. Under tho plan of tho department baseball mit. The gravity of the elected. A satisfactory apportionment ■la Maalba __ — ................. vice finds that "the chief cause of the 3.000 officer# and 10,000 enlisted men crime, and the stoical attitude of the D . - l l t r r r d In C i t y k f f ' a r r l a r v u iv , , |, . i i . i , i . , o f the state# expense account, nnd a O a r W e e k ______ — .......... .............. IB C 'r a la downfall of women and girls is the ,* , . „ , * . . . ’ _, lad is so Impressive, that tho sad , , , . . division of it# incomo would be nced- would be molded Into a civilian re. D ow u, clnsc connection between alcoholic “ * ,, , Tfcr k l s 1 2 - f n l ^ p a s r I V r f k l f l l r r ­ hearted parents rccognlzo the need of j serve force, paid for one months iw. , . . it „ri ..re - •• a ld r n l l r r l r r t i t r r a S em in o le C o aalf drink and, commerc ialired vice, the ed. Two of everything thnt „pertain# „ ... . vice unnually, and be" subject to call to and la p n b l l a h r d r t t r y K r l d a p . A d r r r - reformatory treatment. Hut the court, . . ... _ . to the state's functioning would be M a la x r a l r a m a d r k n u n a o n a p p l i c a ­ Chicago v ee committee, agreeing to , , . .. , _. „,, tion. I l r m n r r a l l r In p o l i t i c o . #2.00 p r r nor the governor, nor the legal de­ needed. Th s would not mean hand- duty. Ilcscrvlsts would reioiv, two p r o r . o l w n y o In advance. this, states positively the conclusion partment do not know what to do | ing over the old set of officers, de­ weeks training annually on naval v„. thnt: MCMiir.it this a s s o n at n i I'lir.ss with the hoy because of the techni­ partments, and system to one of the sols. Th a Associated Urea# la exclusively calities of the law. He Is too young "Viewed as a whole, the new as­ The naval reserve plan wns adopt#d new states and holding elections for •ntltlad to tha uaa for republlcatlon of pects of the problem of sexual im­ all ntwa dispatches ci edited to It or for the regular state reformatory, ami during initial consideration of $243. only tho other. The ofTiTiccra and de­ tiot otharwlaa credited In thla paper lacked just a few months of being old j morality In the United States clear­ partment head# of the Florida state 000,000 naval budget. Major conteiu and also the local mwi putiflahad ly reveal enormous benefits as the Juirtchla of re-publlcatlon of ap.eUI enwUKh for the ,,oy*' *ch,,0, Provlded machinery arc the servant# of the went over until today. Senator King result of prohibition." dispatch** h*r*ln mro alto ratarvad. f«»«- juvenile offenders. All these ofi lorida a* it stands today. Neither ’ Uvnujcrnt, Utah, criticising alleged Therefore I think we nre perfectly half, if '-rented into a new state, would ‘T‘*travagancc In the appropriation#, officci HisiiAi.il BDIUIIHO, rhotir its filial* were hnffled They did not safe In banishing all doubts on this be content to, nor could, hand over an,l K>v‘nb' notice that ho would malt# know what to do with him. "Hero is a boy wailing for his sen­ subject, and In hugging to our souls to the other that machinery and equip- "n *° rcduc® t *10 nn'> persontence for more than a week. Nobody the conviction that prohibition has ment now functioning. ncl, °if / C>000L mcn ** the Mouse I1ItKVENT THE MOSQUITO disputing Ids guilt, no effort to evoke hern a blessing to the country’ It hns "In jifldition to thin trouble, delay* nn” unchanged by the committee, ■" ■ the penalty for bis wrong-doing, yet been quite difficult to convince some expense, and annoyance, there is to bo ^c.mtor norah, Itupublican, Idaho, siThe Time# is undertaking to ron- rmhody knew where to put him under i f us of thlr. fart, but now thnt all considered the fact that two addition­ so criticised the size of the budget. der n service to this community by t[lc law. Finally after a conference the countries nre heard from, so to al United States senator# would bo giving [imminence to tho Model Mos* Ik*tween the governor, the parents It profit<. a bunk tn be broad-mind­ speak, it seems time to capitulate, treated from the "Solid South." The CHEAT MAJORITY quito Ordinance ns drafted by tho „nd the attorney who represented the From the jails, poorh»u#es, hospitals ■ FAVOR It. It. str ik e State Hoard of Health, In this Issue. |,oy it Is agreed to send him for one ed in its dealings with the commercial missions and all places ns well known Itcpublican administration is In conagencies, because many times tho re ­ trul. If it conducts itself sanely in The publication of this Ordinance i# year to the "state boys* school” by < 1l r T h e A a a n r l a l r d I ' r r x i give the bank more infortlrm.V »ril n *t1 , ( >mc nintpr|aj for the duration of not ofifriul, in that It has not been which time ho will have arrived at an porter can n ho n c o l n , from , ho >ovrrwhtlmlno pmof of (h, CINCINNATI, Juno 1C. Uj- an r t |h|> „ W ,M > ln ......... ordered by the city council, but it ,ige where he will satisfy the tcchnl- J inutioii than overwhelming majority In favor of # prohibition. There will nlwnys be does seem to us thnl the people of entitle# of the law and can be remov- rnshier. A rcpr.rter always appreci­ drinking so long ns the manufacture ity retain control in the November rtriko is being cast by member# of < Melboume and the surrounding com- ed to another penal institution. At ates any xpccinl consideration the of liquors nnd other intoxicants goes elections. Then he must be indeed an eleven shop craft# nnd maintenance munity ought to be sufficiently nlivo the end of n year, other technicalities banker extends, and invariably re­ «... in: there will always be uvi unhappy .... ..................... .. un ......... Th" Wn>’ ,ini°n3‘ "ni<l ^ to the situation to act in a rnntlcr of may be found by lawyers and parents ciprocates from time to time by Im­ evidences of tho evil efforts of drink“ ltcl’ul.,li C,^Uf nicnt issued here Inst night by the parting to those who arc obliging, live approving and constituting anthis kind without being compelled to that will puzzla the court# nnd tho hrod« of tho Unions affected Ly re* ir but [irohibition bus rortainly do so by law, 1hoy will be turned loose on society with voluntary Information of impor­ diminished Ihese evils, and for this nlber "Solid South" state with it# up­ cent <Ieclslons of the railroad labor setting addition of two new Democrat­ It is a well known fact that this without the needed reform. It is tance regarding some accounts in we should be infinitely grateful. board, who ndded that tho dedilon which the bunk is interested. ic United States senators! particular section is bothered less theso extreme technicalities that breed of tho membeni would be compicld Looking at the attitude of this State division looms like a beacon with by them. Tho combined memberwith the mosquito pest thnn are many contempt for law and encourages DON'T LIKE STATE Dl\ ISION. bank in another Igiht, it would appear other sections along tho const but criminals." itar to those who Imvo not consider- „hip l)f t j,0 un[on8 affected totals 1,ns If it were entering to concerns ed the maze through which it is 225,000 men. with a little individual effort on the There nre many in the state who gleaming. Thoso who attempt to folpart of our citizens we enn reduce FINDINfi OUT AI10UT M.COIIOL whose linunrinl affairs are not in the "Wo would not feel the strike to lx*st of shape, for no concern in good would lib,, to see the capital removed |„w jt soon will find that instead it is, the number that we do hnvc to a de­ be the only solution," said the state­ 'standing should hnvc any objection to fnim Tallahassee to some central indeed and In truth, an ignis fatuus, gree that will surprise the natives. ment, "if the attitude of management in Mftte but they would not ,hnt will-o'-the-wisp which leads you Why do the mosquitoes come in spells theI be only way to find out whether , lip opinion of its bank being expressdid not block all possibility of the - prohibition law Is a good law by 0ll jn n rcport. \Vhnt would tho com1 the state divided. There „nd on into greater depths of other and better alternative." The usually after the first summer show­ ers, to disappear again after contin­ making It work as it was intended to m tr,-ial world think of n mnnufactur- nrv mnny things to be consldercd gloom and distraction, ami which, statement criticized wage cuts tnsde work. If the \olst«ad Act is rigily |nif company that, instead of exploit- niiout state division nnd the Tamp Tnmpn ued dry weather? Largely because enforced, nnd if all decent citizens Ing its products and service, would Tribune sums them up very concisely when approached at nearness, disap­ by the railroad labor board, declaring pears ns a mist leaving tho eager pur­ “ it has so reduced standards that the the rains fill the min barrels, tin cans will act together—nnd individually advertise thnt It would not give any |n th,. following: nnd other receptncles where tho pests suer lost indeed." strike becomes an act of sclf-preserare propagated. Then, ns the water to hetp enforce it for about five Information to the commercial gen- -it j, pitiful to see how some who vution.' Is evaporated from many of tho years, then everybody will know the lie i| r,.K!,rding the account# of it# c u b - started out I., advocate the removal of (let the genuine Peters' Diamond Florida's state capital have gone off smnllcr breeding places tho pests arc Art ought to be retained as it is or brand shoes at Rivers Iirothcra, SunDistance makes no difference; we "v ........................... A ,'“nk h“" «n obligation to a dc(-|,nsing the "will o’ the wisp" of state ford avenue. Your shoe money will reduced very materially in number. Without such trial, attempts to do- pnsitur and, If he chooses to give the division? nro ready for the long, as well as the How many mosquitoes nre being ride go farther. <57-4tc on tho merits of the law nre fu- the name of the institution as n refshort trips. Call 498 for a Quick Ser­ “The Tribune doubts very seriously brought to life on your own premises Ml°orancc, tho hanker should supply the whether if put tn the vote which must CO-tfe-m Have you read the want ad# today? vice Transfer. e « r y -re k . Mr und Mr.. Clllten oC , n ohto (h. mobility of th . d r , j c . t o m . r , deU. Furthermore, tho this ,community? You can get fnlrly —#___ .v. _____. . . . . ,, . , , 1,1 turees to enforce the provisions of inference hus always !>ccn thnt if the (,«»! Ido. nf Ih- number by .. ................. Art h .vr l.r™mr „„, „„ly . Joko ,„|k ... . 11. or r.e n a careful Inspection of your back­ but a scandal. Nnr is Ohio the only hesitates tu talk freely nliuut the «fyard—and do not forget that water state In which "it.itt such nu.ii conditions luiMiiittmn obtain, itiutiiii. fairs juirs of oi the ino subject, Muojeet, the tne fncts in in his tank n 1' ' " ''’ro" K y | All the lxirdcr states, north, south.' possession nro unfavorable, After every precaution is taken by cnMt nnt| WMt, fln,, |t only too easy Hanks, as a rule, have ,lone much carh Individual citizen I will then he lmpwrt li(,uor. W|th hlintlml), „f aUbilisi, vnAlt nnJ ,1fol promote com* r . . r f I k i n i l i* urivrLinir in enn. . . . . timt for th, city working in ton bootlegger# nnd thirsty citizens con- mcnc, but the policy of the ihstitujunrtlon with tho several civic bod- ,tlliri„g to out guess the officials, the lion in the Middle West is a step in r«. to organize a systematic raid on n .su|ll, nUuril ,hl. Wr.mg dlreetion.-Puhlic Ledger the places where tin cans and other „ Ir |tnnn„ | lllp ,|la, thn Vtcl.to.A. i ; . . .in si.... water holding nx-eptnclcs hnvc been Art is bad. It Is unlikely, but it is dumped. Rend the Ordinance on the possible. The only way to find thnt LADY ASTOIt ON PltOIIIIII I ION front page of this isstiu of the Times mlt wp ,, for (]pcpnt ritl. I nnd then resolve thnt you will do zens to unite In aiding its enforceLady Astor hns left us laden with your duty to yourself and to your ment. If every citizen will take the presents for her six children She Is neighbors.—Melbourne Times. same law-abiding stnnd in regard to currying back with her $150 worth -----------o---(Ids matter that he does in regard to^of toys, etc., nicely wrapped in parSHOW I S THE LAW. other Inws, the trick will bo turned, cel#, which the youngest member of £ The public wants no rznrism in this her family will unite with bright There is so much disrespect for the affair no huge army of dry mainte­ law, there are so many so-called tech­ nance men taking nil ..oris of unplcas- eyes and smiling faces, and the first tiling she will do wh«n «*•-• rcachcj „nicalities , which . . . .are . really limp lodes,’ lnut soil r*s**'-*fc ii.uuur \». nut- iiui her home be tu to udistribute 11trill v will “ ill iiu m t iii iu t c these kui'.'u throne a whlrV *pr k„o uaw i without an ennrmouz army the law jiresents. Lady Astor's final remarks with their clients, there is so much cannot be enforced while otherwise |„.forc sailing hMiling included her |>resent [iresent evading of the direct letter of the law decent citizens work against It. A views on prohibition, which, unlike nnd so much negligence In every de­ handful of such enforcement men can Mr*. Asquith's, nre not likely to get partment of justice that people are do nil thnt is required if they have her Into any trouble. Lady Astor do­ despairing of getting justice ami you tin' support of the public. Give that (elnrod thnt from what she had seen hear it said repeatedly thnt the gen­ support a while—nnd then it w ill; heard of prohibition in this cuun eral public does not and cannot get a hr- easy for to know what is right to bo | try nml Canada, she was convinced square deal in the courts. This of done.—IVnsncoln News. j tlmt it bad been a "big contribution course, rests with the people nml if -----------o----------J to the spiritual regeneration of thoOi they do not get justice there Is a re­ RANKS AS FACTORS IN world," ami thnt the net result for course for them to lake and that re­ FOR SUMMER WEAR IIUSINKSS America had talked to special work­ course In to take out till- officers of ers, Salvation Army people, etc., and the law ami [ait in others. Personalized Modes that bring to you Fashion’s Newest Notes for sum­ A national bank In tb« Middle W rit Relieved a!! they tahl h«r ivitli regtud It l» disrespect nnd disregard for to [irohibition having uplifted the mer nt unequalled low prices law that makes the Ku Klux Klun is soliciting patronage through an poor, greatly reducing their tasks. advertisement reading: "Commercial possible. They handle rase - that the agencies nre never given information While it had been affirmed thnt rich law cannot or v.’il! nat touch ami it is Joyous colors that provide scintillat­ with regnni to the worth nr financial people could get all they wanted to by this fact alone that the Klnn ,, , , , , , . , , ,, .* . condition of ntiy depositor or loirrow- drink in America, she bad seen noth­ ing backgrounds for some of the most stnmre despite all tin olijc turn# rais-[ ___*__ ' ___ , ,, er. Confidence never once abused hns ing of this condition herself. All the ed to it. The Reporter-Star cites a effective trimmings of the season. jmnde us a banking house in which you same, i-ho was not going to advocate case as follows: can place the fullest trust—no matter prohibition legislation in England, "Mnenuhcr wns more of n philosushe said, though she should support I what your problems may lx1." pher than n dunce when lie told the This is n very unusual policy for a local option by direct vote Inws. You Will Re Delighted With the Apropos of this subject, it seems national bank to ndopt, because the Values! strength of the present credit struc­ to be conclusively proven by statis­ tics, obtained by a thorough Investi­ ture has been built largely by reason Mr. Costello will demonstrate nt m> of the ratings nnd rojwrt# published gation of the results of prohibit ion, Store, tinturilny, June 17. 1922 Small prices in themselves, have no by the commercial agencies, nnd the that it is decidedly a success. While fact is undisputed that unless the rtqi- 1there have lx*cn some evil born of it, merit. It is only when coupled with resentativc# of the ngcncies nre given the net result is, ns Lady Astor said, a hearing in making their inveslign-! all to the good. A short time ago a merchandise of high quality and un­ lions it would bo impossible for them M..U.HI lirvulnr tv.iu, litter was sent to to-4fid Ameri­ 1 n«n K m iu deniable smartness that low prices S (S ta r ty e ll) to function. can colleges to ascertain whether or All progressive banks use mercan­ i-nt prohibition had diminished drink­ are interesting. Look over our stock. S QM Method tile agency service, and it is fitting ing among the students, and the re­ a them to co-operate to the extent plies were overwhelmingly to the ef­ a lmmwlrsboiba^ 1 5 rmauto'i bwtlinj for fect thnt there had been a marked of abiding by the principles that •t 2 poundi of fruit make the work performed by the decrease in the past three years. a with 2 pwwod# at Fruit a agencies possible. There wns a time There has been one result from ■ 3 pound# of su^sr a w ith a when credit grantors were not ex- prohibition which should appeal pnr- ■ 2 pound# ef Sojw ■ a A ounow aOnm# peoted to divulge information regard-! tkularly to women Drinking has M a m a k e s o nly M Ing their relationship with a debtor, been n powerful contributory influ- ■ Speuwdrpf Joon 3 pounds ef Jam but In this enlightened day the error cneecnce to immortality, and many a a DEANE TURNER of reticence of this natine is recog- poor girl can traco her downfall to First StreetOpposite Post Office j nlzed nnd information is freely given her first drink. Iiofore prohibition (iiniCRUIKS when properly requested. nil intoxicants were ns free as wntk Z ilX X lS U ia S lirn S IK n X S a S tl^ S in sH IIS lIR R S R R R S R R B R R IIR R IIS K S IIR IS S R R S S IS R S IIIIIIII111 t SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO. I* -u s! BLl M .. ' B (l¥ < w i;s t, t£- 11.0 E c A nnouncing ! j oA ^Presentation of Summer Hats i. S . %OBBIeNS �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922 or*g B o a r d ,ber Commerce sks C o - O p e r a t i o n Next Legislature Crop Prospects Are Well Qualified By Bright in Florida Says Federal Bureau Former Experience u Functionm* *"J 'V*nU Many .Members of 1923 Body Former ly Served—Four New Senators intr of AU l* ' CeopI# With final figures now in from the ^C ham ber of Commerce June 0 primary eection, statisticians -jins by the general pub- have compiled intercstinp figures on the next state legislature, these fig­ ures on the next state lepislatureull tires indicating thnt the 1923 body will be composed of well experienced men, particularly with reference to the senate. In the house of representatives, carrying a total membership of eigh­ ty-four, twenty-six of next year's body were members of the session of 1921. Seven nre former members of and the lower house, two were attaches of ^re several years’ standing nnd forty-nine am- aro new men. Thirty-six of the house membership aro already well versed r n t U W t0 1,11 mcmher* -tho *n ‘*ut*es< „ | Tho senate count shows thnt out of eonn d i d ' a total membership of thirty-twc, thin f°urtecn nrc holdovers from the Inst jn session. Nine were members of tho _ 1921 senate and were returned to office in the election. Nine members tn are new, but of this number five were >uld f o n d l y members of the lower house, giving only four entirely new mem­ bers for the upper body.—Timcs-UnMOSQUITOES DOOM HEAR FIGHTS FLIVVER ON BEHRING ROAD BRUIN B1IY ONE CLAW 8EDRING, June 15 Rumors that Most Of Citrus Dell Hns Had Good bears loc extinct in the lower end of Hnins and Heavy lllnom. the peninsular are greatly exagger­ ated. Grover Strickland of ScbrinR nnd H.-K. Steele of Zolfo, nre assured «5 the fact nnd have no compunction in declaiming the correctness of the ngo old nmxim, “Discretion is th* better part of valor.” They have one claw to show for their exploit, but modestly disclnim that they captured the claw—one automobile is credited with resisting bruin's efforts while the two young men hastened away. The two young men headed for Avon I’nrk nnd had just crossed Josephine Creek eight miles south of ScbrinR, in a perfectly civilized neiRhborhood. They hadn't noticed nny cnttle on the "right of way" nnd there being no hired speed cop in the Highland* county they miplit have been making ns much ns twenty miles per hour when somethinp wad­ dled out of the brush nlonpslde the hiRhwny nnd headed across the road. The automobile hit bruin amidships nnd immediately stalled, while his benrship clawed nnd fussed. The two men hadn't come prepared for battle nnd left the auto and the bear to hnndle the war alone. The bear waddled on his way, min­ us one claw, ns soon ns he extricated himself from the oil pan, brake, sprinps nnd rods and other underthinps of the automobile, and the drivers returned to their auto nnd proceeded to Avon Park. The daw, they say, was raupht in the sprinp under the machine where bruin left it in bis haste. The auto was undamnped. PAGE THREE OIIDKH Foil PUnUCATIOK* CITATION 9 D II. J o n e s. Hobart N e t t l e s or It. S e u l r a , llc c s o Joliusun nml Aunt* Ju tin son, h is w ife. J. M Kvnna or .lo«|nh M. Kvntts, J. I'lnkev. Martha A m r or Martha Acrra anil her huahand S a m u e l Aore«* or S a m u el Acres, llrbeoet F F .) Kvane. R ob ert E. tit. U.) E van a. Sarah Anti Hnhraun or Sarah Ann ttuherson. or Sarah A. R oberson. P h ilip Uoornond. P r is c illa M W r i t e r nml her huahaml Heoriro W. W rlscr, J e n n ie Floyd. nml W il­ liam A le x a n d e r lluchannn. liq u id ator o f th e F lorid a l - im l & C o lo n lla tio n t ’om n an y, t .l m lt n l, a co rp o ra tio n of EtiKland. tln> s t o c k h o ld e r s o f aald co rp oration . Mary A MnrDnnnld. and her huahaml J o h n A. MacDonald. Ilohrrt II. Itatnac)-, W illia m tl. Andrn rlrd and tl. R L. Arojf, If liv in g nml If dead. to a ll p arties c la im Ilit; In t e r e sts und er D. II. Jonoa. Robert N o ttlea or It N e ttle s , Heeae Jo h n so n , and Annie J o h n s o n his w ife. J M. E v a n s or J o s la h M. E vans. J F l u k ­ ey. Martha A ereo or M artha A cres and her h u sb a n d S am u el A c r e s or S am u el Acres. R eb ecca F (It. K.) E v a n s. Robert E. (R. E l E van*, Sarah Ann R o b eso n , or S arah Ann R ob erson or S a ra h A. R ob eson . P h i l ­ ip (Jrornond, P r iscilla M. W e sle r , and her h u sb an d ( l e o n c e W. W elser, J e n ­ nie Floyd, W illia m A lexan d er Ruciinnatt. Ilotildnlor o f the F lorida J..ind C olon ization C om pany, L im ited , u corim ratlon o f TtnuUnd. the s t o c k ­ h o ld ers o f said co rp oration , Mary A, MacDonald, an d her husband John A M acD onald. R ob ert It R am sey, W il­ liam O A ndenrled. nml R. R I. Arcy, A-9-16-13-10; 7-7-H-Sl-Sli 1-4. CONVENIENCE AND PRIVACY Many people in this section have enjoyed the convenience and privacy of n savings ac­ count with the Peoples Hank of Sanford. A nest egg in this strong bank—a little sum of money about which no one has any know­ ledge except yourself—is eminently worth the while. . You will find Billy HotTman at the Hof-Mnc llatcry <’«. ns usual. OlMUc It is easy and safe to send us money orders or drafts by mail. You do not have to live in Sanford to enjoy Peoples Rank Service. We shall lie glad to give full information as to how simple it is for you to enjoy the privacy of an account with us. If it's a piano, we know how. Call 8. CO-tfc-m ■Cc.tral Horiila nnd Seminole k ire t, | i,-per to the fullest ary that tha |l E i FI ui-.i.i Water Traffic Longue ■ s- »rd tl it you, ovury one of U jv ' t nnd supjmrt the I'hnmIfCVnirmt ■ in till its activities. B nan i.'i-itinc the rapid progllflki iity •hould meet every othlu on equal c round, in working k nc end, the betterment nml ■Uxng of our beautiful city, of Bait county, and by joining with Mifhb r ■ ii the uphuililing of n l Florida. WRaril of (■ vernors hold weokFet:r.|r» ■• J rnlay at 12: 1a p. m. YOUNG GIRL DROWNS tj armUr t« again urged to ncAT CORONADO REACH Idr ir.vit.it v pn vlouily extend• krprr .nt it those week! ymeet( H r T h e A ssoelnted Pre*a) i*tJ giv. their support and offer DAYTONA, Fin.. June 10.—Misa |»d -« t„ the Hoard of Govor­ Henrietta Fnirweather, 10 year old in the im;. itant work, the re- daughter of Mrs. J. II. Fnirweather mVir-c (■ v- hrr betn .-sjlg;;- of Ci-iyrna Indtanapo!!?, warfthem by the mombom. drowned while swimming in the surf fb- in? ir offurts we will pros- nt Goronndo Beach, New Stnyrnn, yes­ terday with a party of young men ♦ r rativoly yours, nml women. Her body was recover­ board o f g o v e r n o r s ed. *■1!). Pr* -idont Her swimming compntdons were unable lo account for her denth. Khc •President had ventured out nfnr in the water ■-President farm.in and they did not know of her plight -Sec'y-Trcns. until they rnme from the surf. Her mother recently returned to Indinnnpolis and the young women had been visiting her sister nt New Smyrna. Daily Fashion Flint N'ottee l« hereby g iv e n Dial sealed hldn w i l l !,<• received |*y th e C ou n ty I tun id o f Puhlle In stru ction <>f S e m in o le C o u n tv , Florida, e l the o ff ic e o f the S u p erin ten d en t of P ublic I n s tru ctio n o f lll» said County nl tin- * nurl H ou se In S a n ford . Florida, on or lieforo th e ex pint l ton o f thirty d a y s from the first liu h llcn tlon of th is n o it e s s n d u n til 1:00 o'clock In the a ft e r n o o n o f J u ly 11 th. 1932. for the p u rch a se of t#<U>00.00 S p e c ia l T t , School D istrict Vo I, S e m i ­ n ole County. ’•Morid.t. Ronds, said bon d s b e in g dated duly 1st 1933. b e a r in g In­ te r e s t nt the rati' o f M j per cent per a tin utii, Interest p a y a b le s e m i- a n n u a l ly oil th e first d a y s o f J u ly nml J a n u a r y o f each year until m a t u r ity ; said bonds m a t u r e s nnd th e p rin cip al b e c o m e s due nnd p a y a b le th irty y e a r s a f t e r Hie date t h e r e o f , sajll b o n d s h a v e h orn v a l i d a t ­ ed and con firm ed by d ecree o f th e Clrolut Court of the S e v e n th J u d ic ia l c i r ru lt o f Florida, dated J u n e 1st, 191!; s.ilil b on d s to bo so ld for d e li v e r y w i t h ­ in t w e n t y d a v s a f t e r w r itt e n n o tice o f a c c e p ta n c e o f bid Is g iv e n ; sold bonds o f ll.nnu Oil d en o m in a tio n , and Interest and principal p a y a b le ill th e N a tio n a l Fnrk Hank o f th e C ity and S ta t e o f N e w York, W ritten op in ion o f Mr. Jno. C 1 bomarm, a tt o r n e y o f N e w York a p p r o v in g Hie valid ity o f said b onds wIII be fu r ­ nished Each bid must lie acco m p a n ied w ith a c e rtified ch eck In th e sum of I I . min.no made p a y a b le to the Hoard of P ublic In stru ction for S em in o le C ou n ­ ty. Florida, such c h e c k of th e s u c c e s s ­ ful bidder lo be r e ta in ed ns liquidated d a m a g e s tn the Hoard sh o u ld th e s u c ­ c e s s f u l bidder fa ll nr r e fu s e to t a k e up said bon d s n r c o r d ln g to th e tertna o f th is n o tice nnd h is bid T h e said Hoard r e s e r v e s llie r ig h t to reject a n y and all bids AU p r o p o sa ls should h« adiilvi»#o». to t.o 1-uUuly In-.,id **i P u b lic I n s tru ctio n for S e m i n o le County. F lo r i­ da, care o f T W T.awton. S ecreta ry . Sanford. Florida, and m a rk ed 'H id for d u ly recorded In P la t R ook No. 1, a t p a n e 17. S e m i n o le C o u n ty R ecord s, a n d a ls o R esin a t the northeast co rn er o f *.ot 1. Section 6, t o w n s h i p 10 S ou th . U s n t * SO E ast, run so u t h 10 c h a in s . w e s t * 4 ch ain s, north 10 ch a in s, e a s t 6 4 chnlna and a ls o Heuln f i v e c h a in s sotith o f n o r t h e a s t co rn rr of n o r t h w e s t q u a r te r o f n o r t h ­ e a st q u a rter o f s e c t io n IS, t o w n s h i p 10 South. R a n g e 30 east, run w e s t 10 ch a in s, so u t h f i f t y - o n e d e c r e e s , w e s t A t chains, so u t h a l l c h a in s , e a s t IS chains, north O.lt c h a in s to b e g i n n i n g , and a ls o . Ilogln s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f 8 W U o f NKVl of S e c tio n 7. t o w n s h i p 11 s o u t h , r a n g e 10 ea st, run w e s t 30 c h a in s , north 3 4 ch ain s, cast 30 c h a in s , s o u t h 3 4 ch a in s All lands lylnir n m l b e in g In S em inole County. F lo rid a. You ami ea ch o f you aro h e r e b y r e ­ quired nnd are ordered to be a n d a p ­ pear before th e Circuit Court In a n d for S em in ole County. F lo rid a, a t S a n ­ ford. Florida, on th e rule d a y fo r A u ­ g u st , A D. 1*12. th e s a m e t i e ln s t h e • th day o f A u g u st. A. D. 1921. th e n and there to a n s w e r th e bill o f c o m ­ plaint filed herein a g a in s t y ou . l a k e n otice t h e r e o f and fall ye not, e l s e sa id hill o f com p lain t w ill he t a k e n a s c o n ­ fe s s e d attains! you. It Is fu rth er ordered that t h i s n o ­ tice tie p u b lish ed In the S a n fo rd D a lly Herald, a n e w sp a p e r published In S e m i­ n o le County. Florid a, o n ce each w e e k fo r a period o f eigh t c o n s e c u t iv e w eek s W it n e ss m y hnml nnd o ff ic ia l seal a t Sanford, S e m i n o le County. Florida, th la «th d ay o f Ju n e, A. D t a i l . (S E A L ) E A. DOUOLASB. Clerk C ircuit Court. S em in o le County. F la. HCJIELLE MAINKS. S o licito r fo r C om p lain a n t BE SURE AND SEE THE PACKARD SINGLE SIX ----------AlJiO---------STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY A. C. FORT, Agent WIGHT BROS. GARAGE- SANFORD BANFOIU), FLA. MARBLK & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor C EM ETER Y WUiftv A SPECIA LTY 1018 Went First Street 10IH W et F!r-t Btr#*< Honda." W it n e s s the h a n d s o f th e C hairm an and S e c r e ta r y nnd th e se a l o f said Hoard nt Sanford, S e m in o le County, Florida, th is th e 7th d ay of June, A. I> 1933 A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU COCNTY nOARD OF PUBI.tC INSTHt'CTION Foil SEMINOLE COHNTV, FLORIDA. Ilv: C. F HARRISON, chairman. (S ea l o f Hoard) A ttest; Y W LAWTON, Hupt. and E a - o f f l c l o S ecretary. HCHEI.I.K MAINKS. A tto rn ey for Hoard. S a n ford . F la. e-l-lA -lJ -J O ; 7-7o In < Irmll Gftlirl* dfinilli J ml Ir InI I’lr* m i l* MrniIniiii1 Cwnnli* — In Bjy it with a Herald Wnnt Ad i lin n rrr;. «t fT TJ* o t ’IPT TITt P Mnr^chnl NVII Itoim Company, n «*»»r ptiratlon. Complainant, VI. t». || Jnnrit, i*t al, D ifin d ltlt* ■ Dank's stability is measured by the two billowing factors: I'irst, the financial responsibility of its stockholders. >*''i)nd, die ability and integrity of its of­ ficers nnd directors. il i- institution feels justly proud of itn position in 11 p*‘ct to each of the above named factors, nml we 1' - eve that the splendid confidence nml co-opcrntion *hnt the community ha* nlway* extended to thl* in^'itution is the result of it* excellent showing in this regard. A COMMUNITY BUILDER FORSTER, President CAPES AND SLIP-ONS PROMINENT Capex do their .diarc toward prodticing graceful draping efTcct*. and they arc among the mo.*! p pular of the sealin'* fadiionj. The model pieturnl here is in check Sfvgc and eorrc«]smd4 with the *lre»» with which it is worn, and which is trimmed with taffeta rjl>bon A straight wide collar, terminating into a warf. finishes the neck of the rape Medium sire rc*|uircj Jej yards 54-inch material and O'/j yards of rildxiii or hnid. The slip-on frock to the right, is made un m a combination o f foulard silk and satin crepe. The long, oncpitce sleeves arc set into large arm­ holes. and gathered into straight band*. As the front and liack of live drcs» arc made into three ccclions each, (Ire introductinn of contrasting material is greatly simplified. Medium size re­ quires J)f yards 36-lndi figured, and 1 yard plain silk. First Model: Pictorial Review Cape No. 9895. Sizes, 16 years and J 6 and 42 indies bust. Price. 35 cents. Dress No. 9605. Sizes, 14 to 20 years and J4 to 42 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. Second Model; Dress No. 9911. Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust aad 16 to 20 ycara. Price, 35 cents. B. F. W11ITNER. C older Herald want nd* get result*. J European Finn Open all the year Cornrr Building every room outside WILSON S FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS W IG H T G R O C E R Y CO WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD--------------------------------------------- -------------- - FLORIDA �THE SANFORD D PAGE FOUR rv ! m v . MYSTERIOUS KILLING • OF It It. CONDUCTOR 'O (It7 T k f A H w I a l r l f r m ii i t i |j iilUE * / n Ol \ \ \ mm “ I Got ’Er." Q K n H 1 n 0 d J n t t d * 1 0 v 1 < I i i i i i i i 1 lr - v RAIN SHOT MORE TIMES THAN MEMBERS l ____ JACKSONVILLE, June 16.-Officinln of thla county anti railroad spe­ cial agents continued last night their efforts to round up negroes believed to have been unauthorised p*M<*ngi in on u Seabord Air Lino railroad freight train, whoso conductor, J. H. Jenkins of Savannah wna mysteri­ ously killed at Thallman, Ga.( near here, early yesterday. Jenkins' body was brought to this city. Other members of the freight train's crew reported that the first they knew of the conductor’* death was when they saw his lantern be­ side the track ns the freight pulled out of Thullnmn nfter switching there some time. Two negroes were nrrested while search centered on n third who ca­ mped when the special agents of the railroad hore down on them. Au­ thorities say they have nothing defihite against the negroes insofar ns Jenkins' death is concerned, but they can’t imagine who else could he re­ sponsible for It. A coroner's jury at Thnllmnn re­ turned n verdict to the effect that Jenkins wna killed by unidentified parties, lie was apparently shot to death while working on a hot box. QUIREMENTH OK RUILDJNGS TO BE ERECTED WITHIN THE FIRE DISTRICTS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA; AND DECLARING THIS TO HE AN EMERGENCY MEASURE FOR THE IMMEDIATE PRESERVA­ TION OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY. HE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO­ PLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: Section I.—That no building or structure shall hereafter lie erected or built within the corporate limits of the City <*f Snnford, Florida, to las used ns a storage room or sales room for the sale or storage in quantity for nny highly inflamnhle or combustible material or thing except nnd unless the said building or structure he built and constructed in accordance with the requirements of buildings to be erected within tho fire district of the City of Sanford, Florida. Section 2.—Thnt this ordinance i» declared to be an emergency measure for the immediate preservation of the public property, nnd shall become ef­ fective from ami nfter the date of its final pnssnge. Section 3.- That this ordinance shall i>e published once within ten days after its final passage in* a newspaper of gencrnl circulation ill the City of Snnford, Florida. The adoption of the uhove and fore­ going ordinance was moved by Forest Lake and seconded by S. O. Chase on the 12th day of June, A. D. 11'22, and on vote the same was passed as fol­ lows: C. E. HENRY. Yea Mayor. S. O. CHASE, Yea Commissioner. FOREST LAKE. Yen You m'ttht get na good hut you GUN ( I t It MEET YESTKRDA) (ONSIDERAMLY I.AMPENKH * ,,n’1 f‘n,‘ "ny ,,0B' thn" ^ K Hutter-t ru*t nrnl roiriBcttlo Duller* ItY U HATH Kit Split (trend. If you haven’t tried it, ii treat has hern missed. Try others, Rain again put the damper on the then eat 0. K. DREAD made with mooting yesterday at the traps of the milk and pure shortening. 6 -0tc S(»uford Rod A Gun Club. It w.is of-• ter I o'clock before the shooting could Let Hilly Huffman tell you about be begun in earnest and the weather Radio; it don't cost anything. OS-filc Commissioner. kept many of the regulars away from -Attest: the traps altogether. L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) CURES WROUGHT BY PICTURE After the rain the contest was very City Auditor nnd Clerk. good, with fifteen contestants at the Virgin of Pompeii Credited by Oevout Moved and seconded that the re­ trap* and excellent shooting e mill* quirement of a second reading of tiie Catholics in Italy With Miracu­ lions. Tile host score of the day was lous Powers. above and foregoing Ordinance at an­ made by Ralph Wight, who continueother regular meeting of the City The Virgin of I’oinpell, to whose Commissioner* not less than one week to lend the crowd by n close margnin, Wight broke 17 of his string of 50 and protection Pope Ileiiedict asked to be from this date shall lie dispensed with was followed by .1. It. Coleman and commended by I'nnlliiiil Sllll, Is the by the unanimous vote of the City put run of a modern shrine which has W. Hill, the next two high men in become one of the most famous In Commission. the season's average who broke pi Italy. About 1875 Purloin bongo, u Carried by the unanimous vote of out of CO each wealthy futhollc layman living in the l ie City Commission this 12th day of The crowd of spectators was not so region of ih« hurled city of I’ompell, June, A. I). 11)22. large yesterday perhaps on nccourit of near Naples, found in an ancient cus C. E. HENRY, Yen a misunderstanding of some which tie, among a number of other articles Mayor. also may have kept several regular of antique furniture, a painting of the S. O. CHASE, Yea contestant* away. The property of the Madonna. The painting did not show Commissioner. Its authorship, hut Its beauty attracted d u ll has been transferred to the Elks, lamgo, and be placed It on dlsptny In FOREST LAKE, Yea Incorporated, and the Elks Club now ids home. An infirm woman, visit lug Commissioner. has possession of the building. How- the house, knelt before the picture and Attest: •uver the Gun Club has permission to prayed for relief ami she at once lie L. tt. PHILIPS, (SEAL) continue the shooting contests as here­ clart’il that she was cured of her sick­ City Auditor and Clerk. tofore and are welcome to the ness. The news of this cure esused 70-Ite grounds Thursday afternoons, hut of others to seek healing, and nfter more cutes were reported, bongo placed the ■course only members of the Elks club picture In n small chapel The num ­ .UTt allowed inside the club building. ber of visitors and the reports of eitres In order to make sure of the position increased, and the picture Is now dis­ of the Gun Club members Dr. Mar- played In a large church In cure of CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 192) shall, Exalted Ruler of tlie Elks, \vn the Dominican fathers, ahniil tu n j SouthlMiunu naked last night if this was correct. miles from the pmnpell exeat nthm* j Arrive Departs He replied that this was his under usually visited by tom Ms. No. 8 3 ........ 2:30 a m. 2:40 a.m. standing. Ilf said the members of Honor Belongs to Portuguese, No. 27....... 8:40 a.m. the gun club were certainly welcome tpiirn*, the Portugese navigator, In No. 89 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.tn. to the uses of the grounds anil that 0:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. the Elks Club wanted them there ami llksl. was ttie- find white man to «ee No. 88 the rugged outline of the const of the wanted them all to become Elks. New Hebrides, which riM«* abruptly Northbound It is probable that the Gun Club ottl of (he deep sea Ju the hurricane Arrive Doparts tlivision of the Sanford Rod and Gun ■one of the tropics. Pelleting he had 2:03 a.m. Cl id’ will have a meeting this week to discovered the great ‘southern cootln- No. 82 ..... 1 :<18 a.in. 12:05 p.m. elect new officers and reduce the ent which 'tan at Ibai time the dream No. 81.... ... 11:45 a.m. 80 3:42 p m. membership fee in t lit- Gun Club divis­ <>f navigators, quint* may be com­ No. 3:52 p.m. 10:00 p.m. ion to II.no a year or thereabouts, nr- pared to Columbus, who ihnngbi Ite No. 28.... range for a complete set of trap rules bail . , . found , , a route , , . to India , , when be ,1 , . ,, , sighted the palm , ringed Dior- ,,, totand put the club on the same basis ns ., ........ . Trilby Brunch Indies. other tnemh..— of tfc >American TrapA rriv e Departs II" called Ids discovery Auslrallrt shooters' Association and be in rendi del Ksplrliu Santo, which tins been xNc. 100 7:00 a.m. re*s for the state shoot thnt will lie Shortened by trailers to .Santo, and xNo. 24 3:25 p.m. held here next spring. Is applied to the largest Island of the xNo. 158 7:W a.m. The yesterday's score ns well as the group. Mono* of I he other large mono- No. 22 7:00 p.m. season's average of ull contestants are talimiw and partly toll mile Islands ate Atnbrym. Annutum. Aurora, Apl, Pen.shown belw; Leesburg llrunch I r o a l , Kromatign, Malllcolo. and TailArrive Vest. Sv.t-soit an. the home of the "great lighthouse Departs 3:55 p.m. Score Aver. of tlie southern Isles," Tniimi volcano, xNo. 167..... w ight, it. n No. 21 2:50 p.tn. 50- 47 .895 which hurst forth hrtlllnntly every Coleman. J. II. xNo. 101 50- 40 .892 three or four minutes 5:50 p.tn. IIIII, W. 50- tli .835 1:30 p.m. xNo. 25 Whitnor, Chin. 75- n:i .827 No. oo 7 :00 p.nt. How Could H« F o r g .tf I'libston, |»r. S. Two men touring a remote part of .820 Hand, \V. S. 25 Di .817 Scotland put up fur u night at the Ovirdo Branch Gibbs, I.. || .813 chief hostelry. At * h;n* tor any xNo. 126.......... 7:45 p.m. o th r t entertainment to while away the Harden, J. I,. 3:40 p.m. .M2 evening, they asked their host If he \N't>. 127 Hutchison, J. 100. S3 .809 had a billiard table, lie had. After v—Dully, except Sunday. Stevens, Dr. Ii. K. ion.si .700 a long search a rusty key was found, I’exuld, Geo. .788 nnd In a remote part of the building Newman, R. A. this unlocked a door which revealed . Woodruff, F L. 25- 18 . I |K dust-covered table anil n solitary rue. Smith, H. P. Several months later oue of the 100- 75 .770 Purdon, John .7Ca guests returned to the hotel and found the landlord's welcome was some­ Herndon, O, p. 125-101 .766 that what lucking In wanuth. His uttempi Maine*, Schelle .740 to Improve the occasion by recalling Maxwell, R. C. TODAY .720 his earlier visit was received with King, p. . . 75- 51 .710 this reproachful rem ark: "Aye. mon, Pemld, Paul .700 ) remember your game o' billiards. 1 Hunk, II. .080 only found Iasi week ye forg’d to turn Douglass, V. E. .077 ttl* Relit out.*' Mobley, E. I). .673 Howard, C. C. .060 Tolar, Dr. J. N. .Of May. L. U. 50- 28 .054' -------Crosby, K I.. 75- 39 .620 AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING ALL Dodson, G. ... .620 BUII.D1NGB HEREAFTER CONPER DOZEN Stonloff, Mike 80- 33 .600 STROCTKD WITHIN THE CORCirirfin, I). .573 BORATE LIMITS OK THE CITY Ystridgc, I. E. 25- II 380 OF SANFORD TO BE USED AS —at— Note -Only those shooting during STORAGE ROOMS OR SALES the past 30 days are published nlmve. ROOMS FOR THE STORAGE OR SALE IN QUANTITY OF ANY We deliver the good*. -Quick Ser­ HIGHLY <INFLAMABLE OR vice Transfer. 60-tfc-m COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL OR THINGS TO BE BUILT IN AC­ FRUIT STORE For quick results, try a want ad. CORDANCE WITH THE REi■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ TRAIN SCHEDULE G it U H It O 9- THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1922 PAGE FOUR r hT ■',* S P E C IA L ! 2 ORDINANCE NO. 36 Bananas 25c James Maresco BRYAN ENDORSED TO FILL VACANCY IN THE STATE ROAD DEPT. (ny Tli* A worlilrt l'r»«l TAMPA, June 15.—T. Ed Bryan Tlnmpm was unanimously endorsed fnr appointment to fill the vacancy in the state road department caused by the death of W. W. Clark, at n meet­ ing of the Tampa bonrd of trade yes­ terday. Secretary I- P. Dickie was instructed to wire the board’s action to Governor HnrBcc, asking thnt Brynn.he appointed contingent on his arreptancc of the place. Bryan 1* motoring to Tnmpn from Chicago nnd hi* nttitudo in the mntter is not definitely known, though It is be­ lieved he will nerept. Bryan Is a member of the firm of Brynn nnd Keefe, wholesale grocers, nnd I* a pioneer in good roads movement in Floridn. He hns nttended ns a pri­ vate citixcn prncticnlly every meet­ ing of the state road department nnd is said to have a more complete knowledge of road condition* nnd reed* of South Florida than any oth­ er man in the first congressional dls trict. SULPHUR SOOTHES UGLY, ITCHING SKIN You will find Billygl Hof-Mac E a te r y C, 4| T The Herald, 16cper „ T B THE FIRST APPLICATION MAKES SKIN COOL AND COM­ FORTABLE If you arc suffering from ecxemn or somo other torturing, embarrassing skin trouble you may quickly he rid of it by using Mentho-Sulrhur, de­ clares a noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, beenuse of Its germ destroying properties, sel­ dom fnis to quickly subdue itching, even of fiery eczema. The first appli­ cation mnkes the skin cool nnd com­ fortable. Rash and blotches a f t healed right up. Rowjcfe Mentho-Sulphur is applied like any pleasant cold cream nnd is perfectly harmless. You enn obtain a small ja r from any good druggist.—Adv. Get your Radio parts from Billy Hotrnuin, he’s got 'em. Cfl-Otc MADE LOOKS AND IS Next to Prince Routh’s Bal mm Second sheds. S '/jx ll. only 50c per 1.000. while they Iasi, at Herald office. tf PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS There is no business more personal than bank ing. We seek to establish and maintain close personal relationships with our customers. Feel free to consult us on any bus­ iness matter with which you may be concerned, and be assured of a cor­ dial welcome. PLAY GOLF The Country Club and Golf Links a n almost completed. You will want the best In everything in the The Seminole Count; Ban Sporting Goods Line We are agents for the Celebrated At Your Grt STRENGTH- -PROGRESS- -SERVICI •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mi Spaulding Line of Golf Goods Pntroniio your home merchants ia everything you need to purchase. We are here to stay. F IN E HILL HARDWARE COMPANY A SS IL K Every ounce of We’ll Save a Place for You at the Big July 4 i* «if«c'! tluough rtiiK. Nothing but the finest quality goes into a Honey Hoy J Lending retail grocers sell it. FLORIDA GROCERY CO. DISTRIBUTORS, I’Al.ATKA. Blisk JVlilhng G AND CARNIVAL SEYMOUR, IND. AT DAYTONA DAYTONA BEACH SEABREEZE [Summer Excursions Fares Greatly Reduced LomeJuly1 S J a c k so n v ille t o : N EW Y O R K A ND R E T U R N ^ c q i q ® j Including Meals nnd Stateroom Accommodations. For the Rotter Staterooms an additional charge is mad-?, »£• and enjoy three day a of undiluted bli** 5 cording to size, location, etc. Suites, some with double beds and unexcelled free attraction* ■ and bath, other with twin beds nnd b a th ; also rooms with Great Night Spectacle ■ connecting private lavatory facilities may b® had. and Parade Magnificent Display of S Tickets on sale May 15th to September .10th, Inclusive, good Fireworks 5 returning from New York ns late as October 31hL Through Bathing Reauty Contest ■ tickets on sale to principal Eastern resorts. ■ Sailings Every Monday, Thursday and Satur­ Hand Concerts day at 2 P. M. League Raseball Games 5 Apache.................. June 3,12,22; July 1,10,20 Fast Auto Races Land and Water Sports Comanche......... June 5,15, 24; July 3,13, 2*‘> Mohawk.............June 8,17,26; July 6,15, 21 ______ Dancing Lenape...............June 10,19, 29; July 8,17, 2t Surf Bathing Sanford to Jacksonville and Return, $10.00 Come One! Come All! Including Meals nnd Stnteroom Berth and Come Early! A Daylight and Searchlight Trip on the Beautiful St. Johns [ River to the finest bench in the »nrld with the be*t summer climate in the coun­ try. For further information, address ................................. Daytona, Daytona Reach, Seabreeze ■ A. II. MOSEI.BY. Grn. Mgr. S ■ C L Y D E LI NE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY Fnssenger D e p a r tm e n t J a c k so n v ille , Florida J- B. Calder, Agent, Sanford, Fla. ■■■HBlBa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B < B B B B i| BBB|| BHHaBaaa, �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922 -p* Going B,*ht 8£ >1*httt ii . Dear Old Florida Home," nt Bin^ ter-, Piano Store, Welaku Mock. a Quick Service Transfer at your A^ flO-tfe-m call. Prime KlorIJ. Mid W ..l« n b Pur. Food Market. 67-Btp SOCIETY HRS. FRRD DAIOBK, So^. — Editor, Phone 217-W I f j a m h a v e mmj f r t r . S . v l a l l l a o r w — I f rou ara a < 't a x a n r v r a e i e « r n a l i , ham., a r U v a n a r e e a l e r t a l a l a * , w r i t * a p i.e ta l c ard la t h is « epartai*M t, x t v la x S e ta lla , o r t e l r h p o a e th e H eat. It w i u h o a r r a l l j ■p p r r r l a t r * . W. C. Nicholson of Jacksonville was In tho city yesterday attending to business. p ia n o s p HONOOKAPHS pho n og ra ph r e c o r d s p o p u l a r s h e e t m u s ic p i .AYER ROLLS j H. HINTBRMISTEK ' PIANO CO. Wei aka Block Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTICIAN—OPTOM OTBI8 T Miss Dot Fielding of Titusvillo is the attractive guest of Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe. E. V. K. Hopkins of Delray is spending n few dnys here on n bus­ iness mission. James II. Burton of Atlanta, Ga., is spending a few doys here ns the guest of friends. Jacksonville was represented here yesterday by T. T, Welch nnd L. W. Wicker nnd G. M. Wicker. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hawkins Connel­ ly hnve returned home from their wedding trip to the Hast Const. BUNGALOW COLONY IN work in that line. The cloundleaa NEW YORK THREATENED days nn dhigh temperature, however, WITH DESTRUCTION did considerable damage to tomntoel and melons, although heavy shipment NEW YORK, June 10.—Fire rag­ continued. Some com on low lands ing over Avcrne, a bungalow colonv whiTo *>« soil has continued Loo wet on the edge of Greater New York, on for n long period previous to the pre­ Long tstnnd, is reported to have de­ sent fnir wenther Is poor, but tho stroyed more thnn 70 homes last corn crop, ns n rule, Is good, and fav­ night, nnd several pernors are said orable progress was made during the to hnve been injured. Fire fighters week; much of the crop hns been were attempting to check tho flames “laid by." Roasting cars nre abun­ by dynnmiting houses in tho path of dant in alt sections. Cotton, a dry. the conflagration. hot weather plant, improved with the cessation o frnin, although tho rath­ Second Nheel.s, 8*/ixll, only er sudden change from moderate 50c per 1,000, while they Inst, nt temperatures to excessive heat was Hcrnld office. tf rather unfavorable. I’lnnts arc fruiting well; there are local reports The Pipe Organ Club will meet with of weevil but the pest Is as yet inac­ Mrs. Robert Merriweather on West tive The rone crop is making good First street Monday afternoon at 4 progress. Peanuts are doing well, to 0 o’clock. 2tp but thnt crop, too, is trouhled to somo extent with grass. The bulk of the Fnt hens and friers.—Pure Food sweet potato crop was planted during Market. . 67-5tp the Inst "rainy spell" all of which Is making favorable progress. Velvet I.ct Hilly IlolTmnn tell you about benns. peas, and minor crops made Radio; it don’t cost anything. GG-Gtc fair to good growth. Tobacco is ex­ cellent; much was harvested during the week. Rnngos are in good condi­ Senator Denounces tion. Eastern Press For Condemning: Tariff Mrs. P. L. Lning of Ciinttnhoochee WASHINGTON, June Id.—Metro­ is spending this week here with her politan newspapers, csepcintly of the cousitiHi Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Luing. eastern senbonrd nnd importing haus­ Sanford, Fla. 112 East. I*t Bt. Mrs. C. I,. Millitzor nnd children of en nnd department stores of tho Orlando nre the guests of her sister country, were nttneked in the senate Mrs. C. W. Stokes at her homo on yesterdny by Senator McCumber, re­ publican of North Dakota, who char­ Magnolia avenue. ged that they were sprending nn “in­ Miss Jeannette Lning left yestor- sidious nnd poisonous propaganda” dny for Jacksonville where she will ngninst the pending tariff bill to fur­ spend n few days. She will join n ther their selfish interests nnd to pnrty of friends from West Florida maintain “extortionate” profits. Assailing particularly Now York, and return by motor. Poston nnd Philadelphia newspapers, tin committee t-hairman snid the B. It. Pyles of St. Augustine was in the city yesterday transacting bus­ Republicans hnd decided to change You Can Find the Name of their policy of keeping silent on the Every Live Professional and iness, while hero he made his head­ sebject of profits nnd were now rea­ Business Man in Sanford In quarters at tho Montezuma. dy to meet the arguments, especially This Column Each Day of tlie “so-cnlled Republican press, Dr. nnd Mrs. Oscnhnch of Orlando who have so capriciously condemned n n a i i k h k l i arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. this bill." Caulder. Yesterday Mr. nnd Mrs. Senator McCumbcr’s speech, near­ nnd their guests motored to ly two hours in length, Immediately George A. DeCottes Cauldcr Daytona Bench, where they spent a precipitated replies from tho Demo­ very pleasant day. Altorney-al-Law cratic side nnd brought a resolution Over Seminole County Bank by Senntor Wnlsh, Montnnn, calling Mrs. Guy Selman of Douglas, Gn., SANFORD *:• FLORIDA arrived here yesterday to join her upon the attorney-general to advise the senntor whether steps hnd been husband, Dr. Guy Selman, who hns taken or were to bo taken to estab­ offices in the Gnrner-Woodruff buil­ S. 0. Shinholser lish whether n conspiracy existed ding. They are stopping at the Monnmong the interests mentioned by the Contractor and Duilder tezumn for the present. North Dakota ■enstor. The resolu­ SANFORD •:* FLORID* tion nsked thnt if such combination Mr. nnd Mrs. Vail Lovell an­ existed, prosecution of those suspect­ nounce the birth of a son, Snturdny, ed he instituted under the nnti-tnist Juno 110th at their home in Now SMITH BROS. laws. York. The young man weighed eight The Montnnn senntor sought Im­ Garage and Machine Co. pounds, and has been given the mediate action on the resolution hut name Henry Chappell Lovell. Expert Auto Repair Work Mr. McCumber objected, saying he was heartily In favor of nn investiga­ Plume SO Corner Firat and Oak SWIMMING PARTY tion of the facts nnd incidents pres­ Miss Jeannette luting entertained ented hut did not believe the Wnlsh “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” most delightfully nt n swimming pnr­ resolution was in accord with the sit­ supper Tuesday afternoon at uation laid before the senate. The Quick Service Transfer tyPalmandSprings, in honor of her guest resolution went over n day under Mrs. P. L. Lning of Chattahoochee. Storage Facilities senate rules. A fter spending the afternoon Senntor Underwood, Alabama, If wr pl.nse you, tell others; if no swimming, the hostess assisted by Democratic lender, criticized the tar­ tell us. Phon* 498 Mr*. Roby I.aing nnd Mrs. I). T. iff lender’s stand ns “most romnrk* Johnson served n bounteous picnic nblc nnd entirely new In tariff dis­ B. W. HERNDON supper. cussion." He declared that on tho post -an fatten by Mr. McCumber, the PICNIC AT RANANA LAKE Insurance Agency Republican protectionist no longer Last evening a congenial group of had left any nppenl to American FIRE-AUTO—BOND8 Hanford people motored out to manufacturers or labor. Brown's cottage on Banana Lake, and “The senntor hns shown," snid Mr. enjoyed one of the most delightful Underwood, “thnt the profit taking Sparton Horn Service picnics of the season. The early part by some of these people ranges as of the evening was devoted to swim­ high ns 2,200 per cent. If thnt be ------------- a t -------------ming nnd Inter a sumptuous supper true, how can he or his committee was served. expect to protect Amerlcnn Inbor Sanford Battery Service Among those enjoying this enjoy­ with 00 per cent duty. W’hnt nppenl able occasion were Mr and Mrs. Ar­ hns he left to the American manu­ Company chie Betts, Mr. nnd Mrs. C E. Hen­ facturer? I say If his committee ry, Mrs. Fred Wnlsman, Mr. nnd Mrs. perpetrated n gigantic fraud on SANFORD NOVELTY B. W. llcmdon and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ov- hnve the American people " crlin. Charges that Importers of foreign WORKS merchandise hnve taken millions of INDIANA OPERATORS V. C. COLLER, Prop. dollars nnnunlly in unjust frafita CALL OFF CONFERENCE from the consumers of this country, General Shop and Mill chiefly women, were made by chair­ ( H r Tfce A ..o r liitr d l*re*«l TERRE HAUTE, lml., June 10.— man l-odgo of the senate finance Work Withdrawal of thrir acceptance of an committee in a formal statement Is* CONTRACTOR and BUILDER invitation to meet the United Mine sued yesterday in behalf of the com­ Workers in a jjoint wage conference mittee. *17 Commercial Street Hanford, Fin. was announced Inst night by the pol­ icy committee of the Indiana Bitum­ WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE inous Operators’ Association. The WEEK ENDING JUNK 13, 1922 (ico. W. Knight Indiana operators in the future will deal only with the miners of this Real E state and Inaurancc Temeprnturc: Temperature about 4A.NKOKD -j. FLORIDA state, the committee announced. The normal over the section, except por­ action follows similar action token by the Illinois operators, o statement tions of the peninsula where the av­ erage ranged from 2 degrees to 3 l»y the committee said. degrees daily above tho normal; mid­ Sanford Machine & day temperatures were particularly HIS FRIEND RECOMMENDED Foundry Co. high during thelast days of the week. THEM The percentage of aunahine was Genera) Machine and Boiler Work; “Six years ago," writes W. H. Shad* above the normal, ranging from 72 Cylinder Grinding; DeLnxe Platoon; well, Stanley, Va., I had kidney trou­ to 92 per cent. ble, and a t times was unable to raise Rain: There were light showers 0»m iie Hints and Pina; Flywheel myself In bod. Foley Kidney Pills and a few locally heavy rains, but as fiteel Gear Bands; Crank Shafta re­ were recommended to me by the Chief a rule no rain of moment occurred, of the Fire Department After using timed; agents for Callle Inboard and 3 bottles I wss completely relieved and nnd much of the section was without precipitation; fortunately none wa« Dstboard Motors. — -Phone *1 have never had a return of tho symp­ needed. toms.” Why suffer when yju can get Crops: The nbsenre of rain nnd relief from rheumatic pains, backnche, tho nmplc sunshine were favorable Bayfield Carburators swollen, sore and stiff joints, sleep for farm work, which progressed disturbing bladder weakness and oth­ very satisfactorily; most crops were Installed nnd G i^rantccd by er symptoms of disordered kidneys? getting grassy, and there is still Sanford Battery Service Sold everywhere.—Adv, com plaint of grass, but the hot sun­ AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY Company | A Herald Want Ad will help you. page shine enabled farmers to do much SPANISH WAR VETERANS \NNUAL ENCAMPMENT AT ST. W DUSTINK The 12th Annual Encampment. De­ partment of Florida, will be held in the City Building , St. Augustine, Florida, on July 3rd. 4th nnd fith, 1P22. All officers nnd Delegntes will report promptly at 9:00 A. M„ of July 3rd, 1022. Program for the Encampment will be As follows: July 3, D;00 A. M.-i-Assembly of Officers and Delegntes. July 4, 9:00 A. M.—Encampment called to order for transaction of whatever business Is absolutely nec­ essary and an early adjournment will be made to enable tho Department Cc nimnndcr nnd Staff with nil Dele­ gates nnd Comrades attending the Kncnmpment to join with St. Johns Pest No. 337 of the Amcricnn Legion in the celebration of thnt day. Af­ ternoon of July 4th will be taken up with tho visiting of Athletic Games nnd Reaches. Evening, Smoker and Grt-To-Gethcr meeting with Captain Frank J. Howntt Cnmp of St. Au­ gustine, Florida. July r>, 9:00 A. M.—Encampment called to order for transaction of un­ finished business, also Electtion nnd m m Lan g Electric C o . Installation of Departmental Off!cere for the ensuing year. Tho above program is subject to whatever changes deemed necessary by the Department Commnnder. The Hotel Munson, St, Augustine, Florida hns been disignntcd ns tho Licensed Electrical official headquarters of the Encamp­ ment nnd rates for delegntes are Contractors quoted ns follows: Pur rooms- $1.25 nnd $1.50 each person per day. Wiring, Repairs, Supplies For rooms with privntc bnth— $2.00 nnd $2.50 enrh person per dny. Mazda Lamps Electric Fans The Hotel Monsnn is located on the Bay Front nnd is of fire-proof con­ Electric Rungon. Fixtures and struction, all moms hnve running hot Appliances. nnd cold wnter, electric light and fly screens, with nn unobstructed Estimates cheerfuly furnished view of the Bay nnd Ocean. It Is a delightful location for summer visi­ No jo!) too small or large tors nnd is only five minutes walk from the Encampment Assembly All wiring done in accordance with Fire Underwriters’ Rules, Hall. Meals for the delegates nnd visi­ Rest of references furnished. tors can he procured at Sherman’s Give us n trial and he convinced. Restaurant, corner of St. George nnd f\ O. Box 815, DcLand, Florida Treasury Streets, which is only one square west of the Monson Hotel and Employment Bureau.. one square from the Assembly Hall. The Restaurant is owned nnd man­ Hie vocational commute* of the Busi­ aged by Mr. W, L. Sherman who is ness and Professional Women’s Club a comrade of Captain Frank J, How- requests all young women d.slrlng «tt Camp No. 12 of St. Augustine, emp'jyment to register at the >irst and ho hns given nssurnnee of a hear­ National Bank. ty welcome and splendid service nt r. very reasonable expense. AGNES G. HKRNF.R, Chairman It is advisable thnt Cnmp Adju­ tants communicate with the Hotel Why pay more? The Berger Steel Monsnn and Comrade W. L. Sherman j tiller, $2.25. See us before you buy. of Sherman’s Hcsatirnnt, advising —Elder Springs Wnter Co. Phone onch how many delegates they will 1311. &l-2tc have and reserving accomodations for them. Herald want nils get results. The Husbands Piano Co. Wo have one of the famous L IJ D W IG P I A N O S on exhibi­ tion at the Lincoln House and invite the music loving people of the county to see it. Any one wishing to buy a piano will never have such Jin opportunity again to buy ono of tho best instruments in the world at a very reasonable price. L. P. Husbands Piano Co. -'J SATURDAY SPECIALS 36-in. Stripe Sport Silk and Solid Color “RADIUM” All Tub Silks. Special, yard— $1.50 5 Imported Stripe MADRAS AND CREPE : for Shirts and Wash Dresses. Special for Saturday, yard— ■ 35c •-■.A ■.^ a vi a LADIES’ SILK HOSE One lot Silk Hose, white, black, brown, to close out quick for, pair— .00 REMNANTS SALE Big Table of Remnant Colored Wash Goods, White Goods and Long S Cloth, remarked about S S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1922 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JUNE 17. 1922 VOLUME IIL NUMIIER 71 DENIES FIXED POLICY TWELVE AMERICANS START BILLADMISSION ASKED TODAY ON STRIKE BALLOTS ARE READY TO AMERICA MUSCLE SHOALS AND INCLUDE STATIONARY ON UNIONTOWN SPEEDWAY .-A R E PACED BY OLDFIELD OILERS, FIREMEN, OTHERS ANY In 225-MmT Universal |INTERVENTION ! BY AMERICA murphy is t h e r e for c u b a IS ALL THAT WILL SAVE THAT COUNTRY FROM HANKRUI'TCY SHU'S OF ANY NATION HY SENATOR .UNDERWOOD OF THAT HAVE IIOOZR ON ALABAMA DUItlNt; DISCUS­ SION TODAY lilt RATH WASHINGTON, dune 17.— A bill denying entrance to American port* o f any’ *hip, foreign or domestic on which liquor i* sold, was introduced today by Representative Edmonds, of Pennsylvania, ranking Republican of the Merchant Mnrine committee which drnftcd the ship subsidy hill. WASHINGTON, June 17.— Deter­ mination o f fixed policy for develop­ ment o f Muscle Shoals was asked to­ day by Senator Underwood, of Ala­ bama, during n discussion in the sen­ ate o f Ford's offer and propaganda campaign alleged in progress both for and against acceptance. FEDERAL JUDGE Signalmen Will Decide to Strike or OCCUPIES MINI) Whether Not Soon OF REPUBICANS IN MAILS TODAY SEVERAL FANCY THE lilt: JtM) HUT MAY CAUSE SPLIT t'd!.LO W S DECISION OF RAIL­ IN PARTY ROAD BOARD I a s i NIGHT TO CUT ALL W \GES o r CNIONS * , IIIa The Associated Prrsai Florida Democrats nre heartene I WASHINGTON. June 10.— United ( I l f T h r Saaorlnlrd l'rr*«» 'l l ? T h e A i w f U I r l by the appointment o f a Democrat to States intervention in Cubn July 1 IM ONTOW N. Pa.. June 17.— CINCINNATI , June 17.— the additional federal judgeship in the looms as a probability, according to |.ar„ l Harney Oldfield, twelve Strike ballot* to stationary fire­ northern district o f Georgia. political observers here. ! „( America's l»e*t known automomen and oiler* and instruetion* Florida and George were among the Nothing else can save her from the JOINT SESSION WITH STEERING Ml, r.,cin« pilot* will get away Illy T h e \»snclnlrd I ' r m l states to benefit by the action o f con­ to general committee of signal­ ORLANDO, June 17.—Judge Arm­ slough o f financial chaos in which she 2 o’clock thix afternoon on COMMITTEE WITH RESPECT gress in providing 22 new judgeships stead Brown, o f Minnti, was unani­ men In decide whether to take a is engulfed, it is believed. l ninnlown speedway In the 225TO TAKING IT UP to relieve the congestion o f business mously elected' president o f the Flori­ strike cote, will Ik* in the mails Conditions reached u climax with mile universal trophy race. Jimbefore federal courts. da State liar Association at the nilIII? Thr A*«orlnfr<l I'rraO hy tonight following the decision the recent resignation o f Schnstian m> Murphy, who won the 500\\ ASHINCiTON, June 17.—The Re- nun| luuiqucl here Inst night, Next j Until the action o f the president in of the Railroad l.nlwir Hoard last Gelabert, secretary of the treasury, milr rare at Indlanapolla Mem­ ' o f the house rules ..CBr*a convention city will he selected, "riveting William 11. Rarrctt, Demo­ Demonight in rutting wage* of memwith the declaration that Cuba cannot publican meembers orial Day and who turned in the committee c railed into joint session toj(> . , hl, executive committee, which i* crat* o f Augusta. to fil1 thc Georgia Iwrs of th«*se unions. Clerk* and avoid bankruptcy. % fastest lap in qualifying races he steering expected decide this question with- I*0*’ * Florida members of congress _ committee to ... . . . . . . . to ........... .......................... ............ Htntion employes will not take a Gen. Enoch II. Crowder, special day with the h«rr yesterday » » » the favor­ discuss legislative program with re*' | | l0 m.xt thirty days. Invitations nn‘l " ,ht:r Democratic leaders entergeneral strike vote, K. II. Fitacommissioner to the island republic ite. Murphy'a time in trial* was spect to consideration of the ship subvw,r,. extended by Jacksonville, M i-1 tn,n‘‘‘l virtually no hope that n Demogcrald, grand president of that from htis country, has long been Imm mile* per hour. Tommy .Milsidy bill. Immediately after the meetnn„ ,m,| M . Augustine. crut wou,‘l evcn ,H ’ ‘ °n»*derod for Uu’ Itrot herhood announced today. working on the problem of Cuban fi­ ion qualified at I OH milr* and a Ing begun Chairman Campbell left, other oiiicem officer* cicuimi elected nre. are: »Sccrcadditional judgeship authori/ed for • • • * ov^.m x .......... . vnni|.ovii inner h t t v • i * * * » The chief* of miner* and rail­ nances; hut his measures to save the hat IIr Ik-1 ween the two i* in pros­ explaining ex ’ ' " ‘he was going to the White , ary# Herman Ulmer, Jncknonville; lhl* »«tithfrn «IUtHct of r lorula. The road union* agreed to hold a ! country have been blocked by a dllapect. meeting Tuesday night to dia__ ________________ _ tory and self-seeking Cubnn congress. House to confer with Harding but treasurer, P. S. May, Jacksonville; "mithern district of H onda embraces without indicating whether he was to nu.mbcrs executive committee, Judges nt two-third* o f the state m popcu** the joint strike order. <n\x| WISE VESSELS • ,n th‘‘ lwM election, held in l.'Jo, convey message from leaders as to dek . P. Axtell, o f Jacksonville; Charles . wlation an'1 urcn; stretching from M \Y SKI L LIQUOR Ur. A. Zoyas, conservative, was dcCHICAGO, June 17.— Pruning near­ ()N -| |t||>s UP COAST .d a red elected. Rut the liberals pro­ l..ted question concerning advisability ; 0 Andrews, of Orlando; W. H. Kllln.' JnckaonvHle to Kcw West nrd from o f nction at this$time. ' (lf Ta|]n| m ssee; O. K. Reaves, o f Ja< ksmivilh to Miami. Al ly $27,000,000 from the annual pay­ ______ tested the election had been won by state except the third congressional roll 32.1,000 railway employe employes by ------------------------------Tampa. " " " \ u . roll o f 325,000 Thr \.,orinird i»rr*at , wholesale fraud and intimadation, and ‘ Vice-presidents from each circuit J«rtr,rt* " f whic,h 1 ™ co,« ‘ th‘ 'cutting dorks, signalmen t*nd at •itionV. VS1IINGTON, June 17.— Liquor (lencm l Crowder was dispatched to nta an n he flowing over the bnrs on Cuba by President Wilson to study W |„throp, Tallahassee; J. B. d " ' " ' - ‘ ™,ud,n* Jalnes lie, U ^ u ,p Unlted 8 u l o . R,Uroa Railroad l-n..i-twise ships and it will be por- condition* and to confer with the CumM. to get on n steamer nt Jackson- |inn president. ............n. U v . <>„k; Frank Jennings, ' hor Hoard y . -U nlay, announce d an______ Jacksonville; U W. Duual, Oenln; M |othe« wage lash, b rin iln * U» total vi «. Fla., and get on n two day’s He found thnt the Znyas admin!*> ............. ... . . . . . . ....... *Ca Call II of o f Jacksonville. . . _ i .......i rediM tions under the Imard's orders up t t . •the way to New York if the tration inherited a $10,000,000 debt •nr Thr \x.or4nird i*rr«ai I.’ . Bird, Clearwater; J. J. Dickinson,, Six men have been conspicuously WASHINGTON, Juiio 17.— Acting Sanford; A. Z. Ailkitt, Stark; II. II. to $135,000,000 beginning July I. t i'l • l oitrd ruling stand*, accord- and that customs receipt* and ITitermentioned In connection with the clary o f the Navy ----Roosevelt w d ls, Chiplcy; J. M. J. H Swearingen, Clerk* were cut 3 :U' > I cents nn .......... ..............V --------------/yesD H l> , » l l l|Mt ^ , n v i l l l l l g i II, | . | . |. t il •'( •ml* here yesterday. Op- nnl revenue hod been reduced almost Sec i..................* I v\% hour, according t * * :i»»*lficntloii, sig­ • of these line* will defund to the vanishing point. The govern- trrday officially roprimnndcfl Knsigti |tartuw; John Murrell, Miami; It. \. Jwilge^hlpo, all «»f them • • -Lucky ran faith save one who was a former nalmen 5 cent ami firemen 2 c nts. editor of■- the Fort • ’ IHenderson. 1t ' l H I V I 2MXIlt a III t .Myers; '1^ V i n , lGeorge i t ill lI » ( |X, || I l l l l l l l v l l *» t i l i n ' MIIM . . . — ti i n o in installing bars on the nu-nt's budget was $131,00P,u00. This J L. Olmstead, *• ,\ppn>xinmtely 1,200,000 railway gi ir I th.it they enjoy equal privi- in n country whoso t o ld population Bag, the year book o f this year’s Raney, Tampa; C. L. Wilson, Mnrinnat Indiana Republican, they are. Axtell, Jacksonville, mentioned ns p o s -1 e m p lo y e s will share the total reduc­ vith the government’s ships. It scarcely exceeds thn. rf Philadelphia : graduating clnss at Anapolis, for p rt.,| |-’ee, Fort Pierce; Louis C. Masslide president of the Florida liar A s­ tion which lias brought vigorous pro­ 1 that they will continue liquor and it* immediate suburb*! The ’cruel and unwarranted trentinent' sey, Orlando. sociation; N It. T. Pcttingill, Tampa; test from every union organization in­ •g then vessels nre outside the amont o f "g ra ft" anil waste can he of Le^PW-d Kaplan, a follow member, The association went on record yes of the clnss. terday ms favoring the bill which pro W. M. Iluntoc, Tampa; Alexander . volved and Is expected to result In a tin......... rone, until they nre stop- judged from this. Secretary Roosevelt told Ensign vides for the creation of a hoard o f Ackerman, Orlando, former district strike vote o f ten railway lalnir bod­ |" -: •it hi r by congress or n decision Under General Crowder’s guidance southern district of.w o rR iii, ies. The voting already is under way of the supreme court. the national budget was reduced to Olmstead, whose home is in Ues examiners comprised of members o f Jones, Jacksonville, guilty jj,,. IMII bar VoIf Hthe state to Ipnss upon the at Macon; Lake ('.■nfuiion within the ndministrn- $(14,00(1,000 (amid wailing of ousted Moines, In., that he had ------- been ------------- « ------ V IIII IV n vivv *«» 'lio o § ■# I* 1 a o| t in seven unions. v<r the sale o f liquor by Ameri- holders o f sinecures) and remedial o f "nn action whRh casts a grave qualifications o f candidates for license attor™>’ f'*r »»»’ « » “ ••• Ma es Ship, A dissenting opinion, protesting ississlon of those m prnctlce law. Although spirited op- T '"K Donrd, sixth district, stretching against any reduction, was included Hut the doubt as to your possission 1 led to a general squabble legislation was proposed. lal to any officer position was evidenced when consid- fr,,rn »«uth Cnrolina to Texas, and in thc decision. It was signed hy A r­ >• ’ •nla> between legal authorities Cuban congress wasted the term in qualifications essential __ „ ............. and add- ....... oration .. v,o f „the „ ...... measure . .... was begun ..at -Dolge L. ( . )a\is, <• *a * " rt *’ thur O. Wharton and*Albert Phillips# ever i mode of procedure to clenr up passing measures designed to protect in the United S ta te s Navy" ed thnt the "department will require yesterday’s session, the final vote, in T!,° lntu‘r* ,,ri‘ ,r to hi" 'nHV,n« J11 both labor members, W. L. Me Ment* nfltct* exxisting in thnt p h a se.“ the faithful" in various grafts, ■*M' l" nicii, the third member, is in thc east i hihition enforcement. * | The general state o f financial nf- from you in the future evidence of a which recommendation thnt the hill *’ lor,‘ a fundamental change in your attitude | h > enacted into Inw by the legislature ,lave ,K‘‘ " n " t*“ nch I'uiinnn RepuhliXtt rney General Daugherty, ,de- fairs in Cuba can be glenncd from a on an investigation trip for the hoard. toward your comrades in the service?" was made, found virtually all o f the f nn‘ a‘‘c®ptlng llemocratic politics afI r' ■. front hi* usual custom o f , few specific instances: Definite recognition o f a "living Others especially thc associate ed* members supporting it. In uddition, ter moving to Florida. He was np w age" and "saving w age" was made J - t*•*inu such mntter.'% freely would! , The government hns failed prompt­ pointed hy Governor Hardee ns circuit ' - -o far ns to hint nt whnt the ly to meet its bonded indebtedness and itors o f the navy the secretary ns- M committee was appointed to consult ( j - !kc fir 't ’.imc h> Hit 1* «n l iii yes'!■i iti..cnl of justice will do, if a n y -, has fallen months Isdtind in paying ion. Although nhnormI)i: i to sustain th>» P*'rr>*r ntM ngjits lcr.vi._t ^atuiicd uiqilw>i«, oucit an onditions were pointed h barred liquor front Amerlcnn street sweepers, policemen, etc. Credtions to fixing any The attorney genernl said if iters, both foreign and d«intc*lic, canliving or saving wages at i rotary of th e/reasu ry requests not obtain payment o f their debts. lonrd devalu'd that as I t t review the Palmer opinion’ Recently contractor* refused to furcondition cleared wnny it I before Daugherty took of- nish supplies for prisons nttd hospitals Roosevelt, the primary responsibility ment which provides for the appoint­ of Florida upon the retirement o f would "give increased consideration to ment o f nn additional circuit judge in ■ ■ "it which remains ns the official and criminnl and patients were turned rests on Ensign Olmstead. " ' t0 th" When asked for a ropy o f the rep circuits having n population of more Judge Locke during the Taft admin- " » ,h' , " lri, ? t* dvin " T r the department he will go out into the streets to beg or steal, 1st ration, hut who failed, confim m c o f such a wage, the inntter carefully. j Banks have refused to honor gov- rimand, Acting Secretary Roosevelt than 75,000. The amendment was tlon before the Wilson administration! rh‘‘ ,,ulk ,,f ,ho!,c hit U>' th* ncw hipping Imnrd ruling stands erhment checks, while pawn shops, made public nt the same time a state- brought before the association when came in. was also mentioned. ,rUl W,M 2,K,*°°0 cl*rkB r‘ ," , l00;i will he necessary for Revenue usually.backed hy the government of- ment in which he expressed the be- Secretary Herman Ulnier rend a tele­ The president has communicated lo ‘ MI0 station employes. Telephone girls mi inner Blair and Prohibition ficlals, do a thriving business in dis lief that no rncinl antipathy was he- gram from the Jacksonville liar A"- •St.n. V,"' ' V'',, l / 'K i e l X T h is” inten.'! who' tht’ hoard declare.!, have rufferinner Haynes to rescind u counting the checks at 20, 30 and -50 hind thc treatment o f Kaplan. soclation explaining the need of an ‘ aimoiiit to the iudueshiu ^rom improportlonate increases of orders now in force for per cent. They knofr they will lw aide ••A most serious note In tins in- additional Judge in Duval county. wh . I^yond 1)0 years o f decreases, are given a minimum stance at the academy, Colonel RoosTribute to the lawyers o f Florida > ............ *............. ............... ,! wage o f $85 a month. •h*tv •• uf enforcement officers, to cash them eventually. age. This would huve eliminated |wa8® ° r 'hipping hoard decision hns left Such conditions, brought to a head evclt said in his statement to news- who recessed his federal court at Judge Cheney had he lived, it is be 1 helpers suffer a six cents oent authorities much psr- by the secretary o f the treasury* res- paper men, "was struck by the query was paid hy Judge Henry D. Clayton, lifvwri. , slash. Signal foremen, assistant fore­ Six months would elnpse he- *Ignatlon, make it almost impossible inccrtain peoples minds ns to whether Jacksonville yesterday morning- to In view o f the fact that it was fig- " ' ,n and Inspector* however, escaped text ease involving the new is- for this country to adhere to it* the action had been taken because o f come to Orlando and address the as- ured that no Democrat would have u "ith no reduction, dil h«' decided hy the supreme "hands o ff policy much longer, it is racial reasons. Feeling ns strongly socintion. Judge Clayton said that he chance for the appointment, no DeniThe 5,000 train dispatchers also ns 1 do how un-American any such had Ik t U associated with attorneys in ‘ u; " " ’ • believed. di>Unction ns this should he. I haxi all sections o f tho-country and that he «a;rat “ ‘ ‘de from Judge Davis o f L a k e ‘ i “ " ltr. fIr_tn. n nm, ____ ... . . _____ ................................................, , ...... ... ... u«. Worth has been mentioned. It is snid .Stationary engineers, firemen and his gone most carefully into this prase could truthfully state that, in TAM PA MAN ARRESTED . that the Republican leaders o f thc « » • » . numbering 10,000 were reducI am happy to say thnt I am con- opinion, the lawyers of Jacksonville FOR FORGING ORDERS . 1ed two cents nn hour. A decision covvinced that, had though this incident were more iiccurate and ladter in form -; d° ,l,,t 0,1 " d i n u n i avor upON SHIPPING CONCERN ....... .. ucnt-ritl m .I t .r , o f law than ‘ h« * ......... o r ,.-.'" ^ W 1" " " ' ' ' * 7 1 * ! ” '* wns, no such motive wan behind it. il nend nend- .............. those o f «">■ any other city I* in the coun“ The records o f the naval ™ u. I Mr T h e ,V*koel *t rd P f . M I »• determined upon. , TAM PA, June 17.— Lawrence 11. emy show thnt in the class o f 11.22, try. He added that, although his n o nary tforkors on the ferries In San • '""'C . Runk Scored, Total Hit*. C" a *ln« , l 7 C » J d It tonal ( ni entered tfieir faith „ Jew- quaintance with the bar o f Tampa and , 7 h o k m Hill, former bookkeeper o f a ship nine men I ,r”‘ Total llnsrs. Triples and All _ , . , ,, .in .. . . was ,less. Judgeships ju u sm iiu . iwmvu -F rancisco hay will continue to get ,n were were smaller smaller cities In the state state passed uvui both nuu»va houses u» of «.«.•• co n -,i thrlr Certain of these men cities the wus less J 1 nrM*ni onv Jsupply concern here, is nt liberty to­ ish. ,, , , , >, gross and hns been signed hy th e . tnetr present pay. among the most popular in the class, than it wns with members o f the , . . , I \inri„ „ day on a twenty-five thousand dollar ' 11l ! * ,r t'e*’** 1 u «; *■■■ . . . . ---- - — wages were un­ Marine workers 1 AGO, June 17.— Writing baseJ|e wn„ arrested yesterday by Furthermore, a number of our prom- Jacksonville bar, that the same instl-, P ^ d c n t , and it is expected that the touched. MCCUtlvo wil1 n- ko known 1 'his season developed almost c x - ' |H)„tal inspectors on n charge o f forg- W n t officer, (n the past, and at this tution obtained in those places. Flori ^ Figures in the decision showed that time, are either Jewish or o f Jewish da lawyers, he said, because o f the ' ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘d" M'lun ■ i '" into writing nbout George Sis- jn(r money orders. 11/ was also ncclerks will receive, under the new geographical situation of the state, tion.-Jacksonvill® Journal. ; , 't baseman o f the St. L ou is1 0f taking order hlnnks from extraction. scale, an average o f 58.5 cents an The traditions o f our country have h«d to he versed in every d e p a r t m e n t ' -----------------------------'"a n *. Major league averages lk ,. flrm, forging them and collecting hour compared with 34.5 cents in De­ always been exemplified by our navy. of lhe lnw. equity, general, common, Now we can talk to you nbout that 1J»*ed today including fames o f . Mt „ |,)Ca| bank. cember, 1917, when the government We pride ourselves that in the bit- admiralty, etc. Sunday dinner because the weather is Hnesday show Sister not only leads • ___________________ took over the railroads. vice there are no distinctions o f rnce ,lt’ diverted from the seriousness of just right. It is Sunday you know Jet firemen and oilers have receiv­ - t 'c a , " U‘" KU,e ! ’ Ut h[" ‘ U* SOUTH CHINA REPUBLIC or creed. discourse to say thnt in 'these |and you wnnt to go to church and ed an increase from 21.8 cents an *U.. iL _ 4_». . *_»_ A AI . . iv ,lthrM ,*r‘’ ,thn, n thr , ° f i STILL FIGHTING TODAY times of "tcrible restrictions in the .then take a trip to the country and . her leaguer. He is first in b a t-, , N PRESIDENTIAL PALACE hour in 1917 to 49.0 cents July 1. Inw" it ws* comforting to know that you don’t wnnt to get either yourK ln c>thcr league with .443. First i ______ WEEK’S WEATHER GENERALI Y FAIR there was still one place-in the United |self or your wife fussed up about •un» scored in either league, first | , „ r Th, AMoeUir4 rre«*i ‘ ‘ * , States where a man could do most dinner. Go to the Seminole Cafe and SON MUST SUPPORT "tnl hit* cither league, first in t o - } PEKING, June 17.— With the body EXCEPT SHOWERS IIIS FATHER OR ELSE anything. Thnt, said,• was Pablo Rct one cheaper thnn you can cook it 1 • ises either league, first in triples guard o f Sun Ynt Sen, head o f the ....... " .........■ he --------- ------I1E GOES TO COURT , Bench, adding that most imytning 'h«r longue, fitat in stolen liases South China Republic, still lighting and cooked and served just right. See (Mr The A k a « r la tr 4 I ' r r u l WASHINGTON, June 17.—(ft'ner- could be seen there, ' ,vr ’fa *fue, first in cither league to In the Presidential Palace at Canton, us tomorrow. The favorite eating ( H r T h r A a a n r U t r * l *rr>a) ally fair except widely scattered Papers dealing with professional place in Sanford. 71-Itc ''ki; DH) hits this season; close to troops o f General Chen Chiung Ming, NEWPORT NEWS, June 17.—S. 1,1 ln doubles and home runs in the who yesterdny occupied Canton, have thundershowers, with the tempera- matters were rcud before thc associaRubin, 87, brought suit in domestic »^‘ rican League pressed on and captured Nanton. This ture near or above normal, is the tlon by Senator Louis C. Massey, o f The Dally Herald Delivered to your relations court nt Norfolk, asking ------------- — was reported in s Canton dispatch forecast for Florida, week beginning Orlando, and other distinguished nt- door six days n week fo r 15 esnta— that his son If. J. Rubin, merchant of Sunday. |tomeys. Join the throngs o f readers. F°r quick results, try a want ad. Jfiled at four P. M. yesterday. tAis city, he compelled to support him. Will) WON 500-MII.E HAC E AT INDIANAPOLIS AND ALSO TOMMY MILTON CONSIDERATION JUDGEBROWN SHIP SUBSIDY HEADS THE BAR BILL UP TODAY OF THE STATE ROOSEVELT REPRIMANDS Krank NAVY ENSIGN sislur is The King Vmon<r i$au players , hirst in Everything: ?rythingr �t— -"**M*\T7* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922 mniBDIQBmiBEIBigt BAND CONCERT ill CLASSIFIED ADS p p CliMiflfd Ada S« a Iff*. Me ad taken for In s than 25c. and positively no elaaaificd ada charged to anyone. Caah moat accompany all ordcra. Count five word* to a Una and remit accordingly. FOR SALE CHREVOLET FOR SALE, in A n t claaa ahape, $250 term* or $200 caah. 490 Model— Rive ft Walker, in old Ford Garage. dh-tfp FOR SALE OR RENT —5 room bun­ galow, electric lighti and water.— Sanford Furniture Co. 70-tfc : SPORTS FOR SALE— 10 acre*, 5 tiled at load­ ing station, $4,500, terms— Lewis ft Chittenden. 69-3tc Bl.l M For SALE— Three and one-third acres o f good tiled land, three A -l wells. Good house, bam, garage, fruit trees. Good drainage, cheap.— J. If. Hardin, R. A., Sanford. 67-5tp W R SALE— Desirable'building lot on Magnolia ave. between 11th and 12th street. Inquire 213 East 11th street 63-)tp FOR SALE— Potato barrels in any quantity, special prices on car lots, correspondence solicited, Clearwater Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. 8-tfc o f city. ", V FOR RENT Ave. National Learue Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati, 0. New York. 4; Pittsburgh, 2. Brooklyn, 3; St. Louis, 4. Bcston-Chicago; rain. At At At At American league Detroit, 2; New York. 1. Cleveland. 5; Boston, 8. Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 10. St. Louis, 3; Washington, 2. At At At At George McLaugiln and A. S. Haye# of Orlando were in the city last night going out to Phillips Casino and meeting many friends. D. ance city with G. Wagner, the popular Insuragent o f Kissimmee is in ,the on business and shaking hands his many old Sanford friend*. — — Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly have returned from their bridal tour down the East Coast andwill go to housekeeping in their newhome on outh Park avenue. HOW THEY STAND Florida State l-eagtie Won Lost St. Petersburg 4 0 •» Tampa . 1 o 9 Daytona O n Jacksonville . Lakeland 1 3 Orlando 0 3 E t S ^ T ,1 T in 596 "a .482 .50U 474 4C4 .449 .415 .403 tie to WAN I KD $2..*'0o at •** on improv- I S rt s vj i mS\ Forest Lake E. M. Galloway W. H. Hand J. sS. Dinkle T. W. Lawton J. L. Miller John Bell J. G. Bell T. L. Dumas John Russell Boh Walthour . D. C. Marlow C. R. Duffin B. H. Guthrie N D E N A. L. CAMPBELL * Welaka Buildin / SATURDAY SPECIAL Western Electric. 6Vi-lb. Guaranteed Flatirons ----------$ 5.50 Our prices are just and right for dependable service.— Quick Servks Transfer. CO tf*s* ABSTRACT C0.~ SEMINOLE Get An Abstract Before Buying Property E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. ELECTRIC Washing Machines Vacuum Cleaners * USE EDISON LAMPS For Better Lights ___ F. P. 105 Palmetto Avenue SANFORD FLORIDA -Phone 127 The Churchwell Co. 10 Stores in Georgia- I n s is t on an -1 Store in Florida Tf ■B EXPRESS BROUGHT US MORE WHITE SHOES THIS MORNING ■ CHILD’S WHITE DUCK PUMPS Are a few of the many hundred* One-Button Strap ------------------- $ 2.50----------------- “ E X ID K ” R jaffo rv i>atter\ Every size and kind needed to beautify the home. Come and look them over. They’re All Priced Risht BALL HARDW ARE COMPANY / E U ’ - l . i __ n _ ! U i ______ MISSES’ WHITE REIGN CLOTH PIMPS One-Button Strap ---------------- $ 4.50------------------ LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS PUMPS One-Button Strap and Sprinklers, too i •' ■i T One o f the strongest human interest drama* ever produc­ ed. A gripping heart interest story that run* the gamut of emotions; a splendidly select­ ed cast interpret* the story in a sincere and convincing fash­ ion. Mother love, sacrifices and forgiveness are all vividly portrayed and you will fimj yourself completely absorbed in the story’s development. THE WINNERS Th«- - h. 1 will 0p*n at 9: o with The Battery l«* the life of the rar. property. Addres* P the various dep:rtm*nt conducting WE It E-CHARGE AND REU. Box 1086, Orlando, Fla.” 68.3tr departmental exercises. The depart-' PAIR ALL MAKES W ANTED—Partner with two thous- n»vnts will be called at 10:20 and will! BATTERIES and rash for safe sound investment, in the main auditorium of n . . . r a r w -x r in s • d o u b l i n g money in five years. Ad* 1’> dwreh at 1:25. This change will K A Y d R O T H E R S dress “ L. R 3 eare Herald. 68-3tP »*J*'*rY ed Sunday morning. |0 7 W est F irst S t._____R h on e A IS WTNTTTT Truck farm. The attention of the entire church _ ___________ Give <Ie^ scription, lowest price, terma and is called to the training program for directions to reach same. Address the young people. Last Sunday ev- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ lening a Junior Baptist Young PeoPostoffice Box 1060. P pie’s Union was organized for Wa n t e d to to twelve I stIntermediate l year* of age. An Union w«6-33tc was organixed for those from thir­ teen to sixteen. Course* o f study de­ PAID UP STOCK. II. & L. signed to produce efficiency in Chris­ PAYS FOUR PER CENT DIVI­ tian work will be entered into next DEND EVERY SIX MONTHS. Sunday evening. All the young peo­ ple of the church included in these ages should be present, and begin TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT these valuable courses of study. It is quite probable that the Senior B. A summer bronchial cough keeps Y P. U. will begin at once the most not only the sufferer but other mem­ advanced course of study offered to bers o f the family awake. Alfred Bar­ the training department o f the ker, 1061 Avondale SL, E. Liverpool, church. 0 ., writes: "I consider It my duty to write end tell thn results o f Foley’s Th« Dally Herald Delivered to your Honey end Tar, which I used for my door six days a week for 15 r e n te boy who had been suffering from a loin the throngs of readers. bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Fol­ ey's Honey and Tar has dona him won­ New line o f ginghams at Rivers derful good, and I shall always rectn- Brother*. Sanford Avenue. You must tnend it." It sooths and hes's. Sold sec them to appreciate the values we everywhere.—Adv. are offering. 67-4tc . 66-ltc I T Peninsular Electric Company ‘.tiFlower Pots • H “OVER THE HILL” e For Florida* Generally fair tonight and Saturday. ed Sm ford - C Sc — IN— Sanford’s New Store Pet.1 .633 .574 .567 542 533i .383 .333' W E. B. RANDALL. Jr. THE WEATHER Pet. .603 E MARY CARR Irons, Stoves, Fans, Etc. *3 o ffie . of ? n*te* 4 TpV' ’ chupch '* ®**nI»ouiljr _________ — ...................... a»Ny. L The big Sanford Weekly Herald ! left the press today and it contained Pet. ten pages Ailed with news and adver­ .648 tising and will circulate over this and .561 adjoining counties and in many states .545 In *he union. The Weekly Herald Is .540 growing more popular every week .518 with subscribers and advertisers. .481 .474 .340 Ra WANTED—To borrow $2,000 on ira-; ». . ' " , that have purchased *‘EXII)E” proved city real estate, worth $3,-| , ** " / ”, £ * °f ' ,u ^ rintcn Batteries from us. Nearly three departments and the 500 Mark r e p l y ............... 1 ’ Money" care of* presidents o f the organized classes of years sales and not one to go Herald. 70-ltp ' Baptist Sunday School held w ro n K *. Ut ? A SPECIALS 10 acres tiled, large house and barn on the .brick road, close in. Equipment worth S2,000 included; $14,000; terms. Large acre lot. 127 ft. frontage Union Ave­ nue. $2,500. 1.000 League lArtl Won 35 19 23 18 30 25 27 23 29 27 25 •• **7 30 17 33 (f BONDS - INSURANCE- REAL ESTATE Mm. R. K. Gore and two children returned from Daytona this morning ” where they have been visiting for the .66 past week. Mrs. Jerome Eastham and .500 two little daughters, returned home with her and wijl visit here for several .250 days. .000 Six by nine wool and fibre rug* $8 98 at Rivers Brothers, Sanford aveLOST—30x3 Vs tire on rim, between nue. o < itc ^ 'D 's r J —.. J o«/UunJ. Finder please notify R. S. Holly, Sanford, f i r s t BAPTIST SUNDAY Florida. tf-dh SCHOOL CHANGES THE HOUR FOR ASSEMBLY " w a n t e d u Herald office. Pet. L O S T ' F Well it’s cooler today re­ gardless o f what the ther­ mometer might aay. Looks like we might have more rain and if we get enough it will eventually cool o ff the heated surface o f the earth and we will feel the effects o f it. Anyhow it has . . . . . . . . . . . . . — ....R o b e r t Holly been strange weather for p .trol— Kilane ..................Bergstrom Florida. But today, ah, INTERMISSION well, it is like the old life March— At The Camp Meeting again, cool breezes from the £ Williams. gulf and ocean and the In­ Overture—Sky P ilo t..A. M. Laurens land Waterways and we are Southern Air—Down South ......... sitting pretty. ...........................................Middleton 5:10 A. M. JUNE 16, 1922 Duct for Concert and Baritone__I Maximum _____ 95 Love Thee ______________ Sapensk M inim um _______________ 73 from the Suite. Atlantis R a n g e ---------------------------- 77 Waltzes— So Ire Las Olas____ .Rosas Barometer _________ .30.05 Star Spangled Panner. R a in ------------------------------.40 —■■ Calm and clear. S econ d sh e e ts, S V j X l l . onlv 50c per 1.000, w h ile th ey last, at Park, rendering the following pro­ j gram : M arrh-O ur F a v o r ite ....A Lithgow Comic Opera— From Woodland’ . . -----------------------------Gustav Luders p „pui , r Hits o f ’22— (a ) Wabash B lu e s .............. Gillon and Gfl’on. (h) i * . ve Me With A Smi!e Bandmaster Bail announces that the band will play Saturday night concert* down town for the beneAt o f; the merchants starting in next week. This will be Ane and will attract many people to Sanford Saturday nights. ------T O N I G H T ___ Central ■■ i i i u i m u i n i i n H m i i i i i i | l l i n i ||IH IIIIIIII|||| GAMES TODAY Orlando at Tampa. Jacksonville at Daytona, lakeland at St. Petersburg. Magnolia New York 70-3tp St. I-ouis . Cleveland I>ctroit and a two room apartment, hot and Cold water and all conveniences. In­ Washington quire of .01 Magnolia avr. or phone Chicago Q6-J-______________ 66-6tp Philadelphia Boston FOR RENT—One apartment of two or three rooms, gas stove, electric Southern Aasocial iun lights, running water, two blocka from Won Lost P. O. Also furnished rooms with Mobile 38 board, $8.00 a week and up. 110-112 Memphis _ 35 26 Commercial. 64-tfe Little Bock 34 26 W K TH E R tf— Lunmhed house for Birmingham 32 27 summer months. Phone 214— Geo. New Orleans - 32 2> F ot-____________ 66-6tp Nashville 25 37 FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenette. Atlanta 23 37 —Shirley Apartments opposite post • hattanooga 21 42 office, upstairs. 28-tfc ~~ ------- at Many Sanford folk* attended the ----------- -------------- Our references? Those we have dance at Phillips Casino at Lake The Daily Herald Delivered to your Service Mary last night and enjoyed the oc- &°°r *1* days a week for 15 cent*__ had dealings with.— Quick rasion very much. Phillips Casino Is ■J°ln the throngs of readers, Transfer. 60-tfc-m becoming one o f the most popular places in the state. Ameriran Association. Columbus, 4; St. Paul, 11. Indianapolis, 3; Kansas City, 4. I.ouiirille, 0; Milwaukee, 6. Toledo, 6; Minneapolis, 9. lea cue Won Lost ~ 35 23 - 34 23 .. 27 29 28 28 30 27 26 30 9*) 90 •»» 31 Garage, The municipal band will have their regular concert tonight At At At At SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE •RENDER FINE PROGRAM Nice Florida weather again. Y ESTER DAY’S RESULTS ---------Florida Stale League Soon be time for the summer vaDaytona. 0; Jackionville, 2; (11 c*ti°nnnings). A t St. Petersburg, 4; Lakeland, 3. Mrs. Harry Ward was over for a At Tampa, 3; Orlando, 3; (10 in­ short visit from Daytona Beach where nings, darkness). (they are spending the summer. Geo. W. KNIGHT _______ ______________ _________272-tfc National FOR SAI.E—Gasoline pump ar.d tank f 806 Magnolia A\. T«>.^tj New York „ FOR SALE OR LE A SF—One 20 acre, Boston one 10 acre Sanford ave. walking St. Louis _ Pittsburgh distance to city. Two lou cot Brooklyn Center and Elm eve. Two lots v •Ide Palmetto ave., 50 f t from Elev- Chicago •nth St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, Cincinnati owner, 115 N. Spring S t, Los Ar.ge- Philadelphia lee. Calif. 288tf; 29 tf American FOR RENT PERSONALS m Southern Association At New Orleans. 2; Nashville. 1. F o r SALE OR RENT—6 7-8 K M At Birmingham. 5; Litle Rock, 9. o f land with good 5-roem house, At Memphis, 5; Atlanta, 0. furnished, bath house and pavilion on At Mobile, 8; Chattanooga, 7 (12 place. Located on Silver Lake. See innings). Mr*. A. V. Haiclton. 70-4tp Ml F CENTRAL PARK TONIGHT ------------- $ 2.50 • -------------PAY CASH Save Money On Our White Shoes The Churchwell Co. HRST STREET SELLS IT FOR LESS WELAKA BLOCK �'Jt rf^™'r~~ -------- — — • u ’- PAGETWO ?! m v Rl*l M 0 7Va met thn K. | JUIj lilr J r e 1] r lil t-. tif J v lj { >1 n> I rf uI Cf I r.J rrf 1 A :l i ! r . v TS TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD. S A T U R D A Y , JUNE 17, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD w*y. “ I - They want things their own When things go wrong they rush into the divorce court. They won't give in and the future of their children does not concern thcni." AmLthe worst of it lies in that so many appear to regard u marriage fnllure as a rather spicy episode, as something scarlet to he regretted since it can be soon mended by an­ other marriage. A marriage failure is not more commendable than any other knd o f k failure.— Florida Post. sity, are obliged to divide the orange It must have been a terrific sur-r NEWSPAPER MEN ALW \\q into as many quarters in order to prise the defendant reckless driver' PvblUhrl t m r illtra M a rirrpt l n . KEEP THEIR W o r d *■£•« u » iu i» * . iut make it “ go around." # got when the judge said “ two years Maiaalla A*r, Kaafarl, Via. SOME B(I.M£6S VABM *mtUK But to get back to the present case in the penitentiary!" It has been the Judge Willis Vickery, . Vr, CVWCVKAft LETTERS ARE GREW With Americans everywhere the wa­ custom heretofore to accept the member o f the Ohio bench. nd!ir^ * L OOP*, BUT W UVC IAERCHAHT termelon is eagerly sought and is statement. "I am sorry; I didn't mean ing a law rehool graduating c |n, runLiRiiEaa AJMt USlU' 'E»A tAOCM AWN something more of a necessity than to do it," and let the guilty off with "legal ethici,’* held up the n e w ..* * K. J . HOLLY__ 7 MOQ.C, PPCCFBOlUC. WVJ 0»jyl * ta w sy . Ft 'r an institution. It has K ll t a r f» ri-pniimiul or a fine. There’s n real profession as a model o f f,uk* ««* i ' t ,J f . AnU— •H w iarr.Tftaaw w |Mi% wAfi<asAQft \u 7\v p a p e r s , ( found Its way into our literature; |deterrent to reckless driving. Two “ • . * .;I i* * * f - ............... U a a r r a l M ia a g r r saying; r* C. L 1HWIN------- 1 Imalatlan Manaarr w v ten e \t CAvfr ee tvarowm I'haa* IW ap lo a KM) p. M. there is many a short story which years in the penitentiary will suffice "I have been dealing with re AWAW OVitVHKO* wolld have been no story at ail ex- to make the most speed-wild man Alvartlalac IUI*a Mala Kaaifa porters for nearly forty cipt for the part played in it by the keep his foot o ff the gas. Appllralloa and not once have I been douh!, ’ watermelon. Over many n song and _ Rabarrlpilon Trlea <n Altaara The Birmingham Age-Herald as crossed’ or bad a Oaa Year confidence poem haa it shed ita luscious flavor does every other paper we have seen broken by Maatka ■** reporter. Thev r„ WIIO PAID FOR THE AUTO? and rosy tint. Many of the adven­ which commented on the sentence, »*ll»rr*4 la Clip bp U r r b l spect confidential relations' r. --------------------------Caata tures o f boyhood cluster around the declares: ligiously. The attorney should a * A traveling salesman o f our ac­ . J 1* «3-«a ll-paca Waaklp llTVwatermelon patch Does not one likewise." all aatlralp rairra Seminal* ( ounlp quaintance bought an automobile last slice o f watermelon make all America Tufa- S ? .- •»•■* kaowa rrt<«Y. A i m . ‘Jail sentences for speeding One o f the most curious mis<„r . „ aa applU*. year to enable him to make better kin? ttaa. Ilrmorrallr la pollilaa. |XOO par and prison terms for automobile tions about newspaper work j* tk, connections. It cost him approxi­ P*S». alwapk la altaare. But ita real business In life is murder will put a stop to the kill­ notion that a reporter or editor te'l! mately $1,000. In six months it help­ MKMDKIt THE ASSOCIATED IMIESS something much more substantial ing of men, women nnd children all he knows. If new*p«pcrj di(J . ' ed him increase business so that his ,:r8“ . *■ •sciu.iv.ip than that. There is nothing that on the streets o f American cities. it might Mow t ie roof o ff III11 Jwm ul'PStchaa fin..“A* forcredited r•Publication of extra commissions Amounted to over ail n new* lo It or *"jr grows underground or on the trees i Nothing but drastic punishment town.— Tampa Tribune. *?L cr«<Jtlw«S m this FI.200. He saw more customers, saw or bushes that can boast so large a and also the local newa tuibnah.ii , , ., "'ill check this evil. The drunken herein. a |his old ones oftener, and hade more following. No product o f the soil joy rider whose escapades may DAMNABLE FREIGHT R\1 fls dI«p«.c'"reV .rer|n'^rV‘^Io°"r f VP. T “ “ » • to d ^ o te to aiding his dealers and rain and sunshine is more eag­ imperil the lives o f dozens of erly sought nnd more thoroughly r e -1 people will not be cured as long orrteei HEIIAI.il Dl'ILDISIO. I'heae Its V ^ Good business? You II admit as Florida's damnable railroad <r- riit lished than the watermelon. as he ran pay for his fun with a much. rates almost make for anarchy rn Florida’s crop this year could feed $ ?«• fine. Some months spent behind Now answer this: Who paid for bert Leach in the last k , Ul of the nation, hut corporate greed stands prison l»ars will give him time to the auto ? Leesburg Commercial tells of \ Better weather npproache MWccn the grower nnd the consum­ meditate on his folly." ?S.2.'I freight chnrge on ton The salesman? lie made the ini­ er. There are big hearted men right well-boxed nonhreaknhle nr. ... Big day today -regular trading day tial outlay, hut tool it buck with a here in Clermont who would willingJail sentences for speeding nnd when the same goods could h . „ considerable addition, inside «>f half for Sanford. '• donate the melons jf the railroads prison terms for automobile murder shipped hy parrel post on th< a year. And still has the machine. ------------ o — «"'ild transport them to the cities of " ^ ,’n,l *he wave o f recklessness and railroad for $4.80. Ills customers? Hardly! They Hope the blind plays tonight on the l ‘ there a joker ui the bonus bill th< north, so that the street unchins ' I f many killings that we have today. And then Gilbert goes on • got better service at the same old street. There is nothing like music. ns it now appears before the senate mi| ht delve for a few moments into prices. The Age-Hern'd goes further and " ’ hen freight costa ninio.i {«, on» of Florida's big. red-hearted mei­ for passage ? ---------- -o — - . XI Ohvii.nily the unto paid for itself **>’■ *hat "when nn automobile drivn,Ut‘h ns parcel post how do th* ns, and forget for a time the pangs Those who examined the McCumEvery la»y nnd girl in Sanford by its work. ■r fatally injures a person and it can ro»d* expect the public t , ler report most carefully toilny said f undernourished stomachs and ovshould see the play nt the Princess, Apply this rule to advertising that proved the driver was under the l ht ir tales of strict economy of it looked very much that way and rheated pavements. •Iver the Mills." It is certainly true aids business. influence o f liquor, the jury should a‘?‘,fnent outside o f wages. r«*r that so f May the time come when to life. ar ns woiili{ now appear there a generWho pays for the advertising" hnve little hesitancy about bringing they carry the parcel p..«? i« very little actual rash in sight for us people and a soul corporation Not the buying public, for it gets -n a verdict o f manslaughter." passenger trains?— 1TituavllhHarvard University will draw the I** It* r service tin the way o f prarti- the man who fought over sens o r oth­ .a get together.—Clermont Press. Phc Age-Herald do«a not go far <"*eerwise rendered military service dur­ color line more sharply in the future. 1aI information) at the same price. enough Why should it he only a ing the wnr. HANDED HIM \ SURPRISE It is only a question o f time when all Not the advertiser, for although he driver "under the influence „f liquor” ''" V ono recourse. Gilber* I rider the head of options, there is the big ......................1 the n..ith will ■'in makes the temporary outlay it nil \ Louisville man whose automobile who should receive this punishment? ‘t' , ‘ t,f>hn" river gang and •ontnined the gist of the much dl« segregate the races. Otherwise there comes li>'i( l>, with much more. will be no universities. cussed bonus hill, the bill whieh has run over and killed a woman has been I he most reckless driver in the world lower water rntes nnd ship .ill • ur Figure It just as you did with the (' und guilty o f voluntary mansluugh- may he as "sober as a judge," and *tuff hy wnter. caused more talk and discussiorf gen­ auto. Th. grand rnnstiT of the masonic erally than any other bill before ti r and sentenced to serve two years -till be guilty of voluntary man­ Advertising is a time-saving de­ the penitentiary. slaughter, because criminally careless Have you read the want ads today? congress since the war between the order in Massachusetts has given out vice that pays for itself by the work That is ti>e first time in the history in hi* handling o f his ear. Intoxicnstates, not even exxcepting the V ol­ nn order in which he nays that the it does. Distance mnkes no difference: « stead Inw nnd the Wom'nn Suffrage of automobiles in Kentucky that c fel- ,ion should be made thi reason for nre ready for the long, Ku Klux Klan is not supported by th« «">• conviction has been gotten measure. Masonic order. The Ku Klux Klan • as a ....... * F’vars o f imprisonment” for £ “ o " V * TIIK W BAIIIKIt IS HOT. YES. re-ult o f reckless driving. or. committed while in vice TVanlfse must be getting too strong in Massa­ This option plan is ns follows: manslaughter, “ Qu‘fk S' r* condition at the the wheel, L CO-tfc-m chusetts. "Voluntary" manslaughter, was the that condition hut u it, ' ,C* Trnnaf*rAdjusted service pay, or nn innurui, the mmn . , When the weather is hot does it nnre policy. If the amount due the charge, and tl.f court and jury should itvtci never be main i.nincause -* o f>- - , You might get ns good hut you Theere is no excuse for gasoline make it seem cooler to talk about the soldier is not more than $50 he will agreed that it was voluntary. Sound such a conviction. won't find any better loaf than 0. K. The driver o f a highprices und they should Ik- investigated heat? This is one of the great Am­ be paid cash, but no cash if more than Masoning! The rest o f the states in the coun­ Huttor-Crust and Poinsottic Rutterby the government nnd if the trouble erican Ideas, this weather talk. It is this. He has the liberty of borrow. powered machine, who of his own try would do well to pattern after Split Bread. If you hnven’t tried it, i» found the whole push from old man either too hot or too cold, too dry or Ing from the bank on his insurance will and accord, and despite the reg- the example set l.y the Kentucky a treat lias been missed. Try others, illations fur safety, drives that r,a- mirts.—T. mpa Tribune. •lohn down the line should lie put in tiai wet for tin* average American policy if he disires to do so. then eat 0 . K. BREAD made with ihine to the death of some one, eithand people in Flurope where they The next plnn is vocational train Jnil.^ The report shows that the na­ milk and pure shortening. fl.ctc tion's gasoline reserve is continuing have all kinds and brands o f weather ine aid. The farm or homr aid plnn ' r .,n' " r «*««. o f the machine, has volOur references? Those we hnve its record-breaking climb, the total <in am**''d '*• *hr interest the Am- Inst, untnrily killed without the malice had dealings with.— Quick Service Let Billy Hoffman toll you about .Transfer. stocks on May I amounting to ' *'r'rnn" ,h *u' in the weather every It should he remembered here that ’•■bull makes the killing murder. CO-tfc-m Radio; it don’t cost anything. GG-fitc 2ti7,7t’ii5 gallons, an increase of ,lny' ,,Hwn h*’ M’ in Florida where the no matter what plan is followed the 000 gallons over the previous high rec- ■ x''intiilr *lm «»l ideal at ?•’><» Minus originally paid ench sold* ord murk of April all times the getting o ff o f the reg- ier will be deducted from him. Ulnr schedule of heat and cold is apt So. therefore, the man who would The naval academy at Annapolis has 110 tUUI't " ,o n ' or ,t’*" ,nlk «»•«! nil be entitled to only $.10 worth o f seranother "flare up" this time over the fonvtrw,^ on "»nrts or ends with the 1vice would have to return the governactions of the It»22 elnss in keeping 'v'-n,h' r ,n lhl’ aummer time. The mint, or at lenst should return it, the name n a m e o f one oni of (ho Jew members Tamim Tribune * dbune has a good one in the >10. out of the year book. The editors following: Passing up the rush payment plnn "Is enough for you ? " is for the reason that very few soldwere reprimanded by Acting Sc. re*Z it “ hoi " " l ,’," ,l,8n ,,,r tary Roosevelt but that is as far as it '****’u1 ,no*1 insani expression wc i< rs saw as little as fifty days o f ser­ f'*ver and Die the man who asks vice there is spread out an elaborate will go. Racial prejudice will cnm c^‘V ‘‘r heard, nrul tin* question should lie kept in chains plan o f an insurance policy, thcr< is out in sihoxils and colleges regatdle until Die the winter winter comes. Nothing is tiie end of twenty years. There is of whether they an- government in i 11,1,1 ■titutions or not and the lines will be **>’ •*«thering about the weath- then the old “ forty acre and a mule" drawn more closely i- tima ............. " 11 " Dnru- we cannot con scheme of land payment, with inter------------ o ________ i Did; that is the business o f (he 1 "L m illed for the use of the money E A ltl.l MARRIAGES HKSI *•' r'* Digh and lie attends to it and the vocational plnn 1without reference to the wishes o f the It is estimated that ench of these Early marriages has been often " ” ,m " ***'' ‘'nrth wandering around plans would cost the ogvernment ns held ii|i us one cause of divorce. Now l" " ki,'K for And h.-at mere. follows: ensh, $|d,000,000; certifi» Chicago judge who has heard <1 fi()0 *!’ >s " ,nalt< r o f opinion anyway, ei.le. *:t.:tr. 1 .000. m i; form and home, divorce cases in two years urges eurly ^’’"D'fday was called hot by the folk ■*11212.1,000; vocational, $12,1121,000. •liin Ke as the la st way for you lg ‘ . ooul.il>, it M. lid nave Mi..»t the general run of form er . l,y * '* ’" people to avoid Hip causes whirl Uail “........ . ‘'h ^siding uui the service men want, if they want the to separations and wrecked homes. ^'I,ln,'»r. Think of Sliadrack an his Minus at all is cash. They <|o not ------- ..nd This Is only one essential, hnwev- I two mates walking in the fiery ry fur- rare either for a twenty year insur­ er II Further stipulates that the mice I., and fro while (hi m 'ke and ance policy or some form of landyoung man must have a job. and it Danm flared up the fuel; they were payment scheme." must b«* the right girl. In th girl's not overheated: they null.I. .1 m.t the interest wc assume that th.- right fire into whirh the tyrant king cast GOING TO WASTE young man it, itlso miplnd Sii. h a tl-em. I hey believed they would not union does not go wrong. Y ■t it is suffer and they did not. One trouble " hat a pity d is that the railroad im|ierntive that ther.. be n< mistake with Americans is that they eat too companies cannot Ik* humane enough | m u< h; meat three times a day will in judgment, as to both being right. to maki a freight rate on norihcrn When married, they should .tart fight i make any one uncomfortable when shipments o f food stuffs that would ing for a home, he stipulates He I D.e mercury is up around DO degrees, enable the Florida growers to diawould have them do then fighting fills IS a good time to cut the cost i Rose of their product and nt the same for that object and not to got the "f living Cut meat .*ff \,„ir menu tune put into the hands of a hungry better o f each other •rtainly tlmt foi a few weeks, reduce your Weight world the things that are going to wou'.l help in nuiluri; it h ippy mar I if you nre fat: wear light elotliing and waste in the fields down here! drink two gallons of water every day. riage. Rigid now the watermelon season "Too many couples," he says, "in- Esrluw ruin and don’t talk about the is mi ami in Luke county alone there siM on having bank accounts, fur. 1weather, keep mi the shady side of have been grown thousands of acres nished homes and automobiles all the street; don't nm. walk at a po- up to ill pounds, and the fields arc ready before they marry and in wait­ Herman's gait. Do all these things yet laden with equally good mulons ing f..r these thlnga tht > grow self •""I anything else that comes into that are going to rot simply because your mind and you will be all rigid, of the high freight rntes nnd greedy fool Weather will be here in a short rules in connection with shipping. while anyway. ’ Many of the melons that should have Mr. ( ustello will demonstrate at my Imjcii shipped several dnys ago nre Store. Saturday, June 17, |«I22 " H A T IS THE BONUS HILL? now damaged on account of the hot sun following the rain, and while this Thee Munis hill seems to lie the makes them unmarketable so far ns football of fate and it is kicked the dealers nre concerned, it does not round the lot in the senate and house nffeet their eating qualities in Any of representatives about like a foot- way and with some IWt.OOrt acres in M l i. kicked around the field and ev- this state, what a treat It would be iryone takes a kick at it m passing, if there were some way to get under C lR r o p r e e r o a QI4 M ethod t No one seems to have lucid idea of the skin of the railroads and rush lmniutrsboila^ ISmiautss Iwila^ just what the Minus hill is or what these melons to the folks up north, at Isostanshat • *il Imean to the soldiers and the who ut this time of year are just 2 p ou n d *fh d f ^ trilh tax Payers, no one seems to know watching for their spring crops to ApsisJiof Fruit JpOUAtilof lU^ir just Where the money will come from peep through the ground, with ^ 4 Miner* of Cnrrs and few seem to citre. We nil know And what I. true o f watermelon 2 poo nds of $M r suit* ■wakes only Hint ftoincthiriK of the* »ort nhould l»o hn.« t,inn., i . i , , , ----------i * — “ I*o been true o f other products 5 pe/ndj t l Jam 3pounda o f Jam 1 1tinned whereby the l„,ys who need ar well. F!arh season thousands o f hi Ip then .B n T •’•nkruptin* carloads o f o ra n g e s‘and grapefruit "Vi. : * Th“ f0,l0win* dispatch rot beneath the trees thst would GROCER I FIS f om Washington would Indicate that bring „ smile to hungry children and •" b Mot wc,! w,th headquarters: overworked mothers, who. of neces- THE HERALD PRINTING CO. f real show—the big performance in the tent Von didn't realize it then, but you were getting a lot out <>t an attractive advertisement. Perhaps you don’t realize it now, but other advertise­ ments, just as attractive, just as interesting and far more valuable to you, parade daily before you in the col­ umns of this paper. I he merchants and makers of everything you want or need, here display before you their most attractive wares. It is truly “ the greatest show on earth.” G C O 8 (I O The whole purpose o f any advertisement is to excite * oin iosity, gain your interest, arouse your desire; to tell you something you don’t know; to remind you of Nomething you have forgotten; to convince you o f some­ thing over which you have been hesitating. In short, the purpose o f an advertisement is, in one way or another, to make you happier. • Certo (Su myall) s TH E SA N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y . JUNE 17, 1922 MICKIE SAYS & Read the advertisem ents and see if that isn’t so? I)KANK TIJRNKR vp.vsnaaer Men Win f» Eiffbt to Obtain at The Hague Women Will Try Their Wings in Politics in the Fall Campaign . Employment Bureau e- CONVENIENCE I AND PRIVACY S : 1 | 8 : The Peoples Bank of Sanlord ATTENTION TRUCK: F A R M E R b H otel FOB BENT at very low rental, ur for sale on easy terms, o.OOO acres ot well-drained nnd sub-irrifr.ated muck land, in tracts of 10 acres and up; no better trucking1land in Florid:!. Situated adjacent to Dixie Highway and ra'1road. 'V a l d e z \ THE OPRE PLANTATION Davenport, Fla. Sunday Dinner, June 18,1922, $1.00 BE SURE AND SEE THE PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDERAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS 5 SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY S A. C. FORT, Agent SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS TRAIN SCHEDULE The Safe Bank The Husbands Piano Co. ; ! First National Bank [ A COM M UNITY BU ILD ER r. !\ FORSTER, Fresldtnt - B. F. WHITNBR. CaaWsr OF FLORIDA STATE I.EAGUB FOR 1922. JUNE 15, 16. 17— Jacksonville at Daytona. Lakeland at St. Petersburg. Orlando at Tampa. JUNE 19. 20. 21— Daytona at Lakeland. Jacksonville at Orlando. SL Petersburg nt Tampa. JUNE 22. 23, 24— IMytona at Tampa. k PAGE THREE delegates were about lo have tea nnd Jacksonville at Lakeland. Those excellent chicken and turkey TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGUT requested the newspaper men to go St. Petersburg at Orlande. dinners nt the Seminole Cafe nre bet­ into the garden so that the delegates JUNE 28. 27, 28— ter each week. If you have not tried A summer bronchinl cough kcepe would be alone in the.corridors. Copy Daytona nt St. Petersburg. them you have m ism l something out not only thc sufferer but other mem­ A prominent French correspondent Orlando at Lakeland. o f your life. Try one tomorrow. bers o f thc family awake. Alfred Bar­ Indignantly announced thnt those upon F'irft Real Test o f llow the Women . n . T h e .XM w cUtrd P rra * ) Tampa nt Jacksonville. THE* HAGUE. June W —T V fir#t whom the world depended for news 71-ltc ker, 1081 Avondale St., E. Liverpool, Stand in Anierira JUNE 29. Art—JULY I— O., writes: "I consider it my duty U» u ,tI“ , f the Carnegie Peace Palncc o f international nffnirs would not be Tnmpn nt Daytona. write nnd tell thr» results o f Foley's , wen by correspondents o f the treated -----------------------------------us menials, nnd the corres€ISr The AiiiM-lalrd I're.a) I-nkctnnd at Orlando. Honey nnd Tnr, which I used for my r; i, who refused to be excluded ( pondents stood their ground nnd fin- WASHINGTON, June lfl.— Pi*es- St. Petersburg at Jacksonville. The vocational committee of the Bust boy who had been suffering from a the palace while the proposed a|jy WPrc invited to tea with the del- Dge of women in politics will be put JULY 3. 4. 5— ness nnd Professional Women's Clut bronchial cough for 7 or 8 weeks. Fol­ G,n>a conference in Russian nffnirs ,.Rntog. n was a sort o f truce, n to an effective tes* >n congressional St. Petersburg nt Daytona. f l , | Ming its first meeting. In- ^jnj 0f „ rn,C(| neutrality, primaries nnd elections this fall. requests all young women dosiritiy ey's Honey nnd Tnr hns done him won­ Lakeland nt Tamps. derful good, nnd I shall always retmdignant newspaper men and women j Nobody knows whnt todny will ^'or ^rilt time n sufficiently em p'jym ent to register nt the Firsi Orlando nt Jacksonville. ntend it." It sooths nnd hca’i. Sold ifprvsMing more than twenty nn- j)rin(, forth, but the newspaper men *“ r8'' “ n'l representative group of JULY 6. 7, 8— National Bank. everywhere.— Adv. t ii-rnrcd the edict o f the Dutch nrt, rfetomilncd to find out; they {n. |women candidates for high public ofOrlnndo nt Daytona. forvu-'n office thnt journalists should cncj, ,|ny ; 0 cntcr palnce, Dee has appeared really to test o f Jacksonville nt Tam? a. AGNES G. BERN HR, Chairman Herald want ads get results. ri,t even he admitted to the gardens xvhich Is Ixirge enough to shelter an Following feminine factors: St. Petersburg at Lakeland. c! the palace, nnd forced their way ,.ntire nrmy. FIRST— Women’s nhility ns rant- JULY 10, II, 12— through the gqtes nnd into the b u i l d - --------------------------- -pnigners in competition with experLakeland nt Daytona. whire they demanded nn nud- “ OVER TH E HILL" fenced spell-binding mnle cnndiilntes Jacksonville nt Tampa. i,r with the Dutch foreign m in is-1 |!Ag SUCCESSFUL SECOND—Their ability to mnke St. Petersburg nt Lakeland. pr at1 '*1 presented n petition to him I’ HEMIFRF ||ERF mnkc mcr° n,nn forget sex in politics JULY 13, 14. 15— jr rcr*on, protcuting iigiiinst such • 4 nnd vote to uphold principles in place Daytona nt Orlando. tnstn*> nt o f the world press in the » 0 v c r , he H|lr , ho ncw W i|,jBm of ntnsrulinc porogntivea. Lnkclnnd nt Jacksonville. THIRD—The unity—or Inck o f it jnt. r: .* icnnl pa net o Pc“ *-c Fox feature photoplay thnt swept Tampa at Lakeland. Ihutvh foreign office officials, de- New York o ff itB fccl for „ n i„ o f — among women in supporting enn- JULY 20. 21. 22— ttctlre- and po icemen were na e a so|jtj year on Broadway, was shown I didntes o f their own sex. Jacksonville at Daytona. rhe k the correspondents among ,Mt ^ nt thc PrinceM thentri> fo r To date, 2.1 women hnve tossed Orlnndo nt Tnmpn. Americans, British and (h(f fll.s( t,|||(, ,ini| W||1 • jn ,, their summer bonnets into the con­ ■ Lakeland nt St. Petersburg. ■ rrer. h predominated. After the cor- ihown th(>rc toniKht gressional political ring for the fra ­ JULY 21. 25. 28— ■ !»€,« •ilents hnd gained the entrance Th|i |oca| pn,mion.t which hail been cas this fnll. The big question is: Pnytonn nt Iuiko'and. Many people in this section have enjoyed the ,^«h, o.nrble corridor o f the palace, aWnUed wUh kcc„ interett< A Does "2.1” mean ’ skiddoo" for the Jacksonville nt Orlnndo. convenience and privacy of a savings ac­ ,hi h Andrew Carnegie made posth(, „ f (|oubt that male candidates? St. Petersburg nt Tampa. count with the Peoples Hank of Sanford. P 'nenten tried to PC” unile .*0 v er thl> , n „ » thnt our Ncw Of these 2d, five want to supplant JULY 27. 28. 29— A nest egg in this strong hank— a little sunt thcni t. leave, hut with out avail The y<)rk friend, dcc|nrcd it to ,M<i a|u| the masculine incumbents in the sup­ Dnytonn nt Tnmpn. o f money about which no one has any know­ r*-i q iiper writers nnnounci il they j „ dBine f rom nilltl>. comments on its posedly dignified United States sen­ Jacksonville nt luikcland... . . ledge except yourself— is eminently worth m tny until expelled by force. gcrccnjnB bt,re. it is one o f the ate. St. Petersburg ut Orlando. the while. Msny of the correspondents en- |)iRRe8t hita , hat wc hnve ever cnEighteen nre out after seats in the JULY 31— AUGUST I, 2— tfr..! the hall before the session be- j 0ye)| house where two o f their sisters a l­ It is easy and safe to send us money orders Dnytonn nt St. Petersburg. r*n snd were officially ordered o u t , A lnrKt, nuilicncc Was on hand to ready have set. or drafts by mail. You do not have to live Orlnndo nt Lakeland. Feminine senatorial candidates Fv , representative o f the Dutch Rrp„ t , ht, pjcturr nn(, Rive it „ hcart>. in Sanford to enjoy Peoples Rank Service. Tnmpn nt Jacksonville. ffi.-e. Finally Foreign Min- nm| r|chIy deiervt>d Wtdcome; paying ar‘,: f. „ We shall be glad to give full information as to AUGUST 3, 4. 5— btrr Van Knrnelieek nppenred nnd not only the tribute of Mrs. Peter Olcsnn, Minnesota, dentbow simple it is for you to enjoy the privacy ■ Tnmpn nt Daytona, ■ !*]>onLiiU'ou* ■ iJ iri - <d the correspondents. of an account with us. lakeland nt Orlando, laughter to its many delightful comr n m .!orrat* who ,a displace Frnnk l:.|ilvitL to their protests he said cdy scenes, hut paying also the rarer * Kellogg, staunch administration St. Petersburg nt Jacksonville. ■ n decided that eorrespon- tribute o f sympathetic tears to its republican. AUGUST 7. 8. 9— dent * should not even enter the pathetic episode. St. Petersburg at Daytona, M|s* R'’1*** Kearney. democrat, ■ •.1* while the conference was in The story, which was taken from MlalsalppI, opposing form er senator luikeland at Tnmpn. ■ k <- >n. hut since they hnd entered Will Cnrlcton’a poems, recounts the Jftr*u's K. Vardnman for the seat to ■ Orlando at Jacksonville. ■ the p.ilnee, he could not onler them joys and sorrows of a typical mother, ^*' voluntarily surrendered hy John AUGUST 10. l l , 12— ■ ■ cut IL wished it understood, how- who raises a large family o f children, Kharp Williams. Orlnndo nt Dnytonn. ■ ■ tu r. tint this was no precedent. only to hnve them, in her old a g e ,1 Rnehnet S. Robinson, prohibition, Jacksonville nt Tnmpn. ■ I ’inlly ‘ quads o f Dutch soldiers allow her to drift from them, to live party nominee in Pennsylvania, St. Petersburg nt Lakeland. sir* •' i 'lotted iu the corridors to pn- on charity. The "black sheep" son, against Charles W. Pepper, rcpubll- AUGUST II, 15, tfi tr tl *ot and limit the movemetns o f however, when he discovers this con ­ can. Ijikctnnd ot Dnytonn. in alists tn the corridors adja- dition, comes to his aged mother's tl. Mrs. E. A. Ilenle, prohibition can­ Jnckxonvillc nt St. Potcreburg. '* the main entrnncc. Tnmpn nt Orlnndo. rescue, and all ends hnppily—with the didate in New York for eat o f W il­ 10* *•' the delegates nr» leaving AUGUST 17. 18. 19— little mother, just like every true liam E. Cahlcr, republican. '■•la i hall stopped nnd rhnt- mother that ever lived, forgiving nnd Feminine contenders for seats in Dnytonn nt Orlnndo. 4 I. tin* newspaper men who hnd forgetting. the house are: I-nkelnnd nt Jnrknonville. ! the iriti rnntionnl meetings Miss Alice Robinson, present con­ Tnmpn nt St. Petersburg. attempt to strnlghten out F u ­ gresswoman from Oklahoma, for rcSecond sheets, S '/jx ll, only ff.nr- After the conference 50c per 1,000, while they last, at election. LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH i in ressinn about nn hour, a Mrs. I.el in FMimmdsnn nnd Mrs. « Herald office. tf ■ the of >!. Van Knmcbcck T. T. Column, Alabama. ■ F’orenoon nnd afternoon tides occur *nr. •1 and explained thnt the A Herald S*’ nnt Ad will help you. Mrs. Mary Gates llnmiin, Arkan­ nf approximately the same hour und sas. minute: Mrs. Winifred Mnson 11tick nnd Date June July Aug. Mrs. Mary Belle Spencer. Illinois. 7:0! 1 7:19 8:13 Mrs. Artice C. Cullop nnd Miss Es •i 7:10 8:17 * ther K. O’ Keefe, Indinnn. 3 8:39 9:15 m 17 Mrs .Annette Adams, California. 4 0:38 10:12 11:13 Miss Anita M. Wheller, Michigan 5 11:05 10:38 12:35 Mrs. A. K. Cunlt, Minnesota, pres­ G 11:20 12:02 l :23 ent mayor o f St. Peter, Minn. 7 11:21 12:55 2:08 Mrs. Irene C Buell, Nebraska. 8 1:14 1:43 2:48 Miss Flliznhcth Kreig, Ohio. 9 2:02 2:27 3:20 Mrs. Ellen Duane Davis and Mrs. 10 2:50 3:11 4 :02 Jchn I). Davenport, Pennsylvania. (jin m Olives Crisp Celery Hearts 11 3:50 3:32 4:40 Miss Jennie Burkes, Tennessee. « Cream o f Chicken Soup 12 4:30 i 18 5:19 a Mrs. L. W. Parrish nnd Miss Annie •i 13 4 :58 5:11 0:02 Webb Blanton, Toxns. Raked Fish a la Dutch 14 5:45 5:44 0:63 M i Mrs. J. A. Arnold, Mississippi, ■ Pineapple Fritter, Orange Sauce 0:33 0:43 18 7:17 SI i Besides candidates for national o f ­ -A I.8 0 16 7:14 7:15 8:10 fice two women nre in-the field for eli-t Stuffed Capon with Guava Jelly 8:02 8:05 17 9:07 eetion ns stnte governors. Prime Rib Roast o f Reef Alt Jus 18 8:51 8:54 10:05 Miss Alice Ixirrnine I)n'y is thc R o n "? L '’ g o f I.am**, C a p e r S a u ce 10 2.JC 9. JO i lt i O l S I non-partisan league rnndidntc for 20 10:28 10:39 12:01 -hief executive in South Dnkota and Snowflake Potatoes New Roiled Potatoes 21 11:16 11:32 12:57 miss Helen Pettigrew wants to he Gren Lima Reaus in Rutter 22 12:00 12:25 1: 19 governor of Kansas. Corn on the Cob WIGHT BROS. GAR AGP--------------------------------------- SANFORD. FLA. 23 1:17 12:84 2*4° June Pens 24 1: 10 2:07 3:33 HOUSE TO TAK E •».or, 25 2:55 4 :20 UP SHIP SUIISIDY 28 Waldorf Salad 3:12 3:33 5:11 BILL N EXT WEEK 27 4:01 4:19 0:12 Raisin Pie Apple Pie 28 JOHN GOVE, I’ roprictor 5:08 4:52 7:12,a lllf Tli»* ,%a«orlnf r d Prr*- l 5:48 29 Ice Cream and Cake >7:28 5:59 CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY WASHINGTON. June 18.— Re30 0:50 0:55 8:28 11018 West F’ lrst Street 1018 West F'lrst hUMl publican lenders nnounecd Inst night Coffee Tea 31 Ji:28! Iced Tea 7:45 thnt the administration's ship sub­ Coca-Cola Delaware Punch sidy lull, introduced yesterdny would : A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW AITS YOU he tnken up hy the House next week provided the merchant mnrine com­ mittee, to which it was referred, is CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 aide to report it by Saturday night. The measure is expected to he re­ Southbound ported by nlinost n straight p a rty 1 Arrive Departs vote. With one possiblo exception, i No. 2:38 a.m. 2:46 a.m. Democratic committeemen doclnred No. 27 8:40 a.m. they would vote ngninst it nnd file a No. 89 3:20 p.m. 2:55 p.tn. minority report. No. 85 6:55 p.m. 7:10 p.nt. The statement by* Representative A Rank’s stability is measured by the two .Mondell, the Republican lender, thnt N'ui IF following factors: * r—y.W the bill tvould be considered by the First, the financial responsibility of its A rrlve Depnrts European Plan Corner Building House next week,was tnken to menn No. 82 1:48 n.m. stockholders. 2:03 n.m, Open all the year every room outside thnt the rules committee would give |No 84..... 1 Second, thc ability and integrity of its of­ 12:05 p.tn. it priviledged status. Itx opponents j No 80 ficers and directors. 3:42 p.m. 3:52 tun. clnimed, however, thnt if a rule wn* No. 22 .......1 granted by the committee it would This institution feels justly proud of its position in he defeated in thc House, thus delay­ Trilby Branch respect to each o f the above named fnctors, nnd we ing action until thc December ‘ses­ Arrive Departs believe thnt the splendid confidence nnd co-opcration sion, as urged by a considerable num­ xNo. 100......... . •7:00 sun. that the community has alwnys extended to this in­ xNo. 24__ _ ■ ber of Republicans. 3 :25 p.m. stitution is the result o f its excellent showing in xNo. 158 .. 7:90 a.m. this regard. ! OFFICIAL SCHEDULE No. 22.... 7:00 p.m. Leesburg Branch Arrive xNo. 157....... 3:55 p.m. No.2L«~~~... 2:50 p.m. xNo. 101... .... 6:50 pun. xNo. 25........ 1:30 p.m. No. 2 2 ..........7:00 p.m. Oviedo Branch xNo. 126--------- 7:45 p.m. xNo. 127______ * — n -lly , except Sunday. Departs Wc hnve one of the famous LUDWIG PIANOS on exhibi­ tion at the Lincoln House and invite the music loving people nf th«* county to see it. Any one wishing to buy a piano will nover have such an opportunity ugnin to buy one of the best instruments in the world nt a very reasonable price. L. P. Husbands Piano Co. 3-40 p.m. * �i 1.7E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1922 Going Bight Straight Bndt to « . Dear Old Florid, norne," . t Hln* 7 i.ter’» Piano Store, Walaka Block. 20-tfp A Service Tranafer at your SOCIETY MRS. FRED DA1GBR, So^. Editor Phone 217-W , , fmm frU>4- , UI|( .V 60-tfc-m ; —»* r « a*e K»la« ••rw her* mr n . l u JV "*; . v y , / * * W TO . * e- r* *•» Kfrtug letalla. mw Irlrfe^a, ike It*., ft Prime Florida and Western beef.— W creallr •■errrUirO. ** OUR SATURDAY NIGHT SERMON CHURCHES PAG! FIVE County Fee Bill Started on Way To Supreme Court You will find Billy noffman at the Hof-Mac Batery Co. as usual. 66-0tc Sanford Maid TALLAH ASSEE, June lfl.—The act o f the 1921 legislature prescribing the CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS. remuneration o f county officer* who Church services for the first Sun­ work on the fee basis wns started on pgrt Food Market. 67-5tp As the close o f another week ap­ day after Trinity will be: itr way to the supreme court Thurs­ SOCIAL CALENDAR proaches it is well to lay nside bual7:30 a. ni.— Low Celebration. day for the purpose o f determining r.csa cares and worries, to lay aside trilS a. m.— Sunday School. its validity. PIANOS Monday— St. Agnes Guild at Lake the thoughts o f the joy ride on Sun­ 11:00 a. m.— Morning Service. Mary, from two to six-thirty P. M. Attorney General Buford filed be­ phonograph s day and other amusement* and take K:00 p. m.— Vesper#. fore the court a petition for u writ of Monday— Mrs. Robert Mcrnweathor stock o f ourselves. . The week has MADE Mr. McMahon, who has been sing­ niandnmur to compel Ben Sheppard, Ph o n o g r a p h r e c o r d s win entertain the members o f the enjoy fishing. Just now mackerel, sea been a quiet one in spots, it has had ing in New York in opera, will bo the clerk o f the circuit court for Dado been started on Brickill avenue," reThe Lakeland Star . few day. ago Pipe Organ Club nt her home on LOOKS trout and a great variety of edible sea marks m fl e 1/ Si f k F ^ If _ S • a a making the section desirable." Put­ service ita share o f trials and tribulations and soloist at the 11 o'clock service. POPULAR SHEET MUSIC the Fort Lauderdale Herald. always apperciated "hta West First Street. county, to file n statement showing printed a special high school section, fish are to be caught in abundance. Contracts have been awarded for the ting the people of that fine section in­ needed. sorrows and joys scattered through AND IS The rector will be at Christ Church. the, amount o f fees collected by him PLAYER ROLLS And the skilled fisherman haa the construction o f places for 8. 11. Sulli­ and gave the pictures o f the forty to talking distance with each other the checkerboard of life as usual. I-ongwood, for the Vesper service at during the first qunrter of the yenr. The G. I*. S. under the patronage chance to match wits with the game van and W. C. Walters, and they will seniors who have just received their and the country generally, is some­ Uut in looking over the list o f cas­ 3:30 p. m. HIS FRIEND RECOMMENDED Filing o f the statement is called for diplomas and several other pictures, o f Mrs. Allan H. Stone gives a Food sailfish and tarpon. Two were caught ualties we can always see if we look be occupied as soon as completed. The showing the school building and some thing that will add greatly to the THEM when $6,000 in net revenues hns ac­ Sale at Mr. Dcnne Turner’s todny. last week off the bridge. close enough that the Joys predomi­ buildings are planned for a single of the faculty. The past session ap­ population o f the state. cumulated. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. nate, we can always look around us story at present, but will be con­ pears to have been most successful, “ Six years ago," write# W. ft cl. , It has been understood for some­ Mrs. R. J. Holly, Miss Costello nnd nnd note that we are rather well o ff A group of Presbyterians are very Welaka Block Another bridge across the Indian structed so that an additional floor and the array o f attractive young “ The I-ake County Telephone Com­ According to the St. Augustine Rec­ R. S. Holly motored to Orlando yes­ considering all things. We ran al­ much interested now in a study of the time that the county offices nffcctcd * '» • Sf f . 1 river will he built at Quay, to be paid may be put on when needed. The lo­ women and clever looking young men pany has installed a new 160-line b e, *nd «t times was unable to rail, terday combining business nnd pleas­ ways l^ d that some other fellow is Pauline Epistles. I Corinthians is the by the act would contest its constitu­ ord, '•building in the Ancient city in for with money from a bond issue re- cation is in the business section, and who have completed the course of switchboard in its Umatilla office," myself in bed. Foley Kidney tionality. ure. May reached tho value o f 130,000." ccntly voted by progressive people In the buildings will be substantial and having more troubles even if some Epistle being studied nt this time. Henry study prescribed would do credit to says the Exponent, "and this is ex­ were recommended to me by the Chut Mr. Sheppard is understood to have Good congregntons are expected nt have n larger automobile nnd a larg­ The Record gives particulars of the the Quay section. Many wonderful attractive. pected to make great improvement in of the Fire Department. After u Z OPTICIAN—^ O PTOMETRIST any place. all services Sunday: notified the attorney general some Mrs. J. N. Tolar and little son er hank account than wo possess. many permits issued by tho building developments are under way In the tho service." The newspaper adds that 3 bottles I was completely relieved snd time ago that he would withhold mnkl':l.'» a. m.—Sunday School. Ralph nnd Mrs. Robert Hines have It is not riches or fine raiment or department, and remarks that the list Indian river country. Travelers on the company has lately completed the have never had a return of the ing the statement in order thnt a test II a. m.— Preaching. been spending this week at Daytona even fine luixr wagons that make Included two very substantial buslines* their way to and from Miami should rebuilding o f local lines replacing l0“ 5 ” " by suffer when you can case might he made ns to its validity. - p m. -Ju n ior C. E. Bench, nt the Key Cottage. « Nmr "n ‘ building*. for the most comfortable home or for give themselves the pleasure of much o f the former open wire with relief from rheumatic pains, backa-h* I The burden o f starting the test rase ■J:L'» p. ni.— Intermediate K. l the greatest peace nnd prosperity in , T' spending some time in that exception­ on the rallies, and is now arranging to rc- swollen, soro and s tiff joints fell to .Mr. Sheppard- because of Untie 7 p. m. Senior C. E. News has reached here, o f the life. To our mind the greatest joy in During the summer the fish seeking ally pretty part o f Florida. build the line l>etween Umntilla and disturbing bladder weakness amt"n^ *count>% it i* understood, hnvini? Ihtu N p. m.— Preaching. the waters o f the ocean bench at Lake I , ni" * nt r ° n,na,,° n ',nch Men life is being satisfied with what we Kustis. The toll line service will a l s o . " symptoms o f disordered k.lr, v7t The Senior C. K. enjoyed n chicken the only county in which tin* net fees rietta rairweather who spent the have, to he busy I Worth muke fine sport for those who doing big things in end “ Two new business buildings have end is connected up with the bridge, 'din,ance^connc^l,‘ ,yer’ ' m" kln* improved. These changes and ad- Sold everywhere.__Adv. pillnti al Palm Springs last Tliurs- have totalled $6,000. winter in Sanford, two years ago. life, to overlook the small things and (| and the ■-I. - ( .ho bridga i. n „ r i , -I" The so-called county fee net wns ' <— look higher instead o f lower. The * ‘‘ Sanford. Fla. lit Ej »i . !■( St. finished ready to begin on the fiM at The exTeJsir n^of nthne»°|lUI,<,# w®r,d- ' “ PPredated by the people o f Umatilla considered one o f the major enactSecond sheets, 8J$xll, nufxii nnu .Mrs Shinholscr, Sr., accompanied by coming o f Sunday should give us thnt ■ the north end. With a very little |the FverJl-rin.K . > C,,h° n° vicinity. The telephone h ments o f the Inst legislature and was FIRST BAPTIST CHI IM II her son Mrs. S. O. Shinholscr has peace o f mind that comes with a week ’ id H its °f i?.0c I• V ' °00- ' they * more work the south end o f the old * Mtn n nu,tl‘‘ r o f to be regarded ns n necessity. and the center o f a spirited fight from Sunday selionl, D;30 u. in. IHerald office. - iJ lt C| u. left for Milledgeville, Cn., to he with “ f well ......... doing. It is certainly a fine wooden structure could be connected Morning worship and sermon 11 n. both sides. The net provides thnt the her daughter, Mrs. Miller for the feeling when one eon lie down nt night to the fill of the south side, and cars Wiring, Repairs, Supplies officers receive all the net revenues m. summer. and sleep the sleep o f contentment pass over the old bridge and do away Quesnccu" u*l“ ting up to $6,000 after which Siihjcr 1 "The Most Modern >1 Mazda Lamps Electric Fans I with no thought of yesterday or towith the ferry. they receive a percentage graduating tloti of ih,. Universe." Miss Pearl ■« Marquette, who for morrow and with the feeling*thnt the ■ Electric Hangcs, Fixtures nnd •Iiinior, Intermediate and Senior Nlownwurd until the maximum $0,000 more thnn two months has been the Lord will take care o f you. i* reached. The $7,600 limit is pro­ l tllntis, 7 o'clock. ■ The Fort Lauderdale Herald says Buest of her sisters. Mrs. C. H. Smith The ravens are not feeding the Appliances. I.veiling worship and sermon at 8 vided for counties having u certain ■ that the ocean outlet will probably be nnd Mrs. F. It. Mitchell left yester- slacker or the idler. We have work tht. population, Duval M u g the only one JJ completed within twelve months, and Estimates cheerfiily furnished dny for her home in Newark. J. to do with our hands nnd our brains o'clock. At the evening hour four lo ‘ " nu* undor R* provisions. pastor* will begin a series o f ...... . . . . ■ that “ many and various nro to be tho | --------. nn‘i bread is nut growing on the bread Sunday evening sermons dealing with '* nn « f «!• *• drastic curI \ 0 J O l) tO O S m a l l OT K ir g C ■ benefits. Runts for business nnd Wm. A. Fitts, Jr., and Lyle Tapp Fruit trees in Florida. It is impossible You Can Find the Name of tile fundamental questiotm o f society. Dnhnont " f some o f the officers’ fees ■ pleasure will be able to go out and spent two days ns the guest o f Mr. lay under the palm trees nnd have Kirry Live Professional and ih ,,uvnl ‘ »unty now being All wiring done in accordance ■ come in without having to study the Newell nt Longwood, exploring some the luxuries piled into your lap. It >Tin- subject o f the first sermon will “ nc Business Man in Sanford in lie "One Girl's Influence." ' 1 ,1 ,,own to $7.-r>W annually, form- with Fire Underwriters’ Rules. ■ tides." The Herald adds that besides o f the less frequented lakes there- takes labor nnd worries uml vexa­ This Column Bach Day Best of referenced furnished, nrou,,d $30,000. ■ *upplying food fish for Rroward uhnuts hoping for a good string o f tions and sinew and backbone to get i Prayer meeting and llihlc study on or**v (live ns a trial and he convinced. ■ county, “ there will be the old-time inWednesday evening at K o'clock. big Osh. by these days and the man who shirks I\ 0. Box 815, Dclatnd, Florida Tho Herald, 16c per week, delivered. ■ dustry of shipping fish in carloads. --------j in his labors or in his duty toward his ■ Many more varieties and larger quanCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Three months ago, two months ngo, last month. We Mrs. L. M. Telford nnd children fellowntnn will he found wnnting in a titles than when the boats came alAll the rcgulnr services will ho The Sfinjnole Cafe makes a spec­ lenve tomorrow for Live Onk. where Gte battle of life, said it was the accepted time. Those who took our ■ most daily fVom Lake Okeechobeo ialty o f Sunday dinners. You can held tomorrow at the Congregational they will spend a short time before We, who arc living in the greatest ■ Attorney-at-Law advice saved considerable money. We are telling you ■ with many tons. Those who may be church. Mr. Burhuns will preach to ­ have your choice o f chicken or tur­ i going to Savannah. Gn.. they will 'country' in the world—especially hero ■ Over Seuinole County Bank again to build now. And those who take our advice engaged in the industry need have no morrow morning the thin! sermon up­ key dinners und ull the trimmings ■ also visit in Georgetown, S. C. while *n Sanford are blessed beyond tho ■ fear again of ice rhortage and conse on the general subject "The Church." thnt go with a real Sunday dinner. will save money. But at any season of the year and SANFORD -:FLORIDA Away. ■ dreams o f the most optimiMic. We „• ... , , , quent loss of fish, since the ice plant Seminole*—yes, that is the name. any year you can save money by purchasing your build­ have so much for which to he th a n k .'! " r* bJwt, «*' " I * ■ can now produce more than three # 71-1tc " " d Mm » B » . Every memMr. nnd Mrs. J. S. ("P op and f u l - s o much that wo nre prone to ing supplies nnd lumber and everything needed for times the capacity of two years ago." that new home from Aunty") lenve. today for Daytona make light of life and the Giver o f all ,M'r ° f ih° ch'lrch hear this 1 he Pipe Organ Club will meet with Bench where they will spend the sum­ Things. We nre apt to forget thnt *n™ m' M" ko y ° Ur P' nnH t0 ^ ''Tv*’ Contractor and Builder Mrs. Robert Mcrriweather on West In Miami the work of building new mer nt the Brisson home. They will one day in the week is Ills in pnrt nt " 7 . . . . . . . . „ .. l-irst street Mondny afternoon nt 4 BAN KURD FLORID# Ask Any of Our Satisfied Customers apartments nnd business have ns their week-end guests, Mr. least and that our greatest duty in * p ^ ■ houses, ■ 2tp 9 * nrintion hmicavor mrctn at 7 p m. to 0 o'clock. ■ blocks goes merrily on. The Metrop■ and Mrs. John C. Smith and son W il­ life is to remember the Snhhnth dny ■ At night service Mr. Ilurhnns will son. ■ |oils a few days ago said: "Permits to keep it holy. ■ Fat hens and friers.— Pure* ■peak on the subject, “ A Dishonest a Food ■ for apartment houses having a toThis does not mean thnt we are to ■ Market. Ruler's Dllcrnn.” All are welcome. 67-6tp ■ ■ lal cost of $180,000 were issued Isst go to church all day and do nothing ST. AGNES GUILD PICNIC ■ IThursday by the city building inspec­ All members o f St. Agnes Guild else. It does not mean thnt we nre to , Bargains found ench day by read­ Expert Auto Repair Work t o r . The larger permit was for the nre invited to attend the picnic Mon­ In* cloistered in the churches only. . ing the Herald Ads. Phone 30 Corner First and Oak J (irannda apartments, in Fort Dallas day nt Lake Mary. The mrmlicrs nre It does not mean thnt wo nro to read . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ■ Park, which will c«st about $160,000, requested to meet at Mrs. C. II. the Bible all day nnd do nothing else. , SERVICE ■ nnd the other was for an apartment "WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ Hand’ s residence on Park avenue In its broad sense it means to go to , J house on Northwest Twelfth street, Sunday school und church and to re, promptly nt two o'clock nnd bring SUNDAY. JUNE I8TH. 1022 ■ which will cost about $30,000." The member thnt it is a holy day in all . their cars. Subject: ■ Metropolis adds that preliminary respects and we nre to do nothing that . S to ra g e FncilitleH "IS THE UNIVERSE, IN ■ work has started looking to the putwill break the holy precept* of the . LOVELY IIIDGE PARTY CLUDING MAN, EVOLVED 5 *ing on of the big addition to the Me•» plcsse you, tell others; If no The Country Club and Golf Links ora A pretty compliment to her house bible. This is a matter which you , BY ATOMIC F O R C E ?" ■ Allister hotel. The month of June tell us. Phons 498 almost completed. You will want the nnd your conscience will have to de, guests, Misses Anna Lou H uff nnd ■ Pr,,mlsei great things in tho way of In st In everything in the cide. And your tonacicnre is really , Wynette .Manning o f Atlanta, Gn., Church S erv ice.. 11:00 a. in. ■ building in Miami, and the people are It your mentor, your guide, your set of . nnd Mrs Hawkins Connolly n rccont Sunday School ___ |0:00 n. m. “ much pleased with the outlook. bride, was tho hosts nt tho bridge rules in your conduct on Sunday nnd . Mid-week Scry ice, Every every day in the week. party given yesterday afternoon by We are agents for the Celebrated Thursday 8:00 n. m. Remember the Snhbath Day and A meeting « f growers to >!i«ro*s Mr*. n«»n rwdtvpll fit *^ttmf*ti**?* m Keep it Holy. l- IRE- A U IO — UG.IDS new home on Magnolia avenue. There m citrus problems will be held in Lake Woman's Club BWg., Oak Avi ■ WmIm Junp 20, at 3 p. m. in the tinwere four tables o f plnycra nnd tho ALL ARE WELCOME. ■ *tre and 7 p. m. in tho school auditorTh«* weather is something to con­ guests included the members o f tho ■ lum. The meeting is under tho di rocsider when you ask your wife to cook Bon Ton Bridge Club. J rion of the co-operative Let the Quantities o f daisies, dahlias nnd up n bfg Sunday dinner. extension Patronize your home merchants In -A TI work in agriculture and home econom Seminole Cafe solve your Sunday roses were artistically arranged in everything you need to purchase. Wa METHODIST CHURCH ■ lea* of the U. S. department of ngri Thoy have the the rooms nnd the sun parlor whore dinner difficulties! are here to stay. Sunday school at 0:30, ■ culture with the state and Polk counbest o f chicken nnd turkey dinners the cnAT tallies were placed. ■ ty co-operative. County Agent Dr Walker's class at Princess The prize for high score a cut for Sunday nt very rensonuhle prices. Wm. Theatre 0:60. £ Gommo will he in charge 105 Palmetto Avenue 71-ltc glass dish, wns won by .Mrs. Ed You can’t bent it anywhere. At II A. M., Dr. Walker will preach Belts, while Mrs. Connelly wns pre­ Whethci SANFORD FLORIDA on "Not Now, But Nigh." sented niso a cut glass dish. Misses MERLIN NEWSPAPER Epworth l.cngue 7:00 p. )|, Huff nnd Mnr.ninp were given dainty HINTS OVERTHROW At 6:00 p. M., Hr. Walker will mnile handkerchiefs. , OF GOVERNMENT preach on ' Ye Would Not.*' At the conclusion o f the card game V C. COLLER, Prop. ifi •«* g e n e r a l c o n t r a c t in g a n d a r c h it e c t u r a l the hostess served n delicious salad I llr The A u orla lrl I'rra.l HARVARD NOW ' V, > course followed by nn ice* course. MERLIN, June 17.— The Indepen­ DRAWS COLOR LINK % t . Among those invited to meet these dent Socialist newspaper Dicfrciht ______ charming honoreos were: Mrs. J. D. feature* a sensational communicaTkr Am marlmlr4 < all and let us assist you with yc W oodruff. Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs. Fred lion from a "well informed source" CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 17.— nnd ti ? Ur,buil!li.ng Pr°Kr«Di. Plans, speci'fication* CONTRACTOR and BUILDEI Wight. Miss Esther Miller, Mrs. C. !L nnouncing that a pan "putsch” is Harvard university officials declined nnd estimates furnished promptly. Kirtley, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Brax­ impending. yesterday to comment on the letter to »I7 Uommerrlal Street Honferd, F»a ton Baggett, Miss Glcnnn Lake, Miss The writer states thnt the various A. Lawrence Lowell by an alumni Lottie Caldwell, Miss Sheppard o f military parades, such ns the Von committee in which surprise wns exLnkelnnil, Miss Ethel Deen o f Dou­ llindenhurgh celebration which have pressed "thnt the long tradition o f gins, Ga., Miss Izmisn De Tories o f been going on throughout Germany the college as regard* negroes hns Jacksonville nnd Mrs. Hugh Carter recently were not merely theatrical been broken nnd a color line drawn Real Estate and Insurance displays hut serious preparations for in the frcshmnn dormitories." •ANFORD FLORIDA Pol^rd of Winston-Salem, N. C. a monarchist ocup d'etat, which he Copies o f the letter became public BIRTHDAY TIIF-ATRE PARTY says, is to he preceded by a sort of Inst night, together with n petition Little Miss Ellen Telford enter­ St. Bartholomew’s night in which alldrafted by n committee o f seven Hnrtained a number o f her young friends persons whose names nre entered on vnrd graduates that asserts thnt the most delightfully nt n Theatre party a special black list will he given .i university is conducting n “Jim at the Princess yesterday nfternoon short shift. The writer declares the Crow" policy in order that the men ‘ •♦arral Machine and Boiler Works in celebration of her birthdny. I ministry o f defense and the police from the south should not he com ­ • After the young folks had enjoyed nre implicated in thi* movement. pelled to "room or eat with the col­ Olinder Grinding; DeLuxe Piston#; the pkture "Over the Hill" they were ored men." The petition is being ° T*r*i*e Ring# and Pip#; Flywheel tnken by their young hostess to the Mrs. C. S. Preston has gone to sent to Harvard alumni throughout H« " l Ge«r Band#; Crank ShofU r#- ice crcnm parlor w|icre cooling re­ Mismi to visit her children, E. M. the country. freshments were served. A fter re­ Preston nnd Mr*. Johnson Officials at the university said they »"n ed ; #genu for Calll# Inboard and freshments, the young ycoplc went to preferred not to comment on the ac­ Outboard M o t o r s .------------ Phone fll the home o f the hostess where games A. C. Fort nf the San Juan Garage tion o f the alumni until they had ■ ■ and contests were played until dark. left fog Jacksonville today where it time to study the petition. Ellen proved herself a charming is whispered thnt he will take unto little hostess, nnd was the recipient himself n wife. Why pay m ore? The Berger Steel o f many lovely gifts Her guerts tilter, $2.26. Sec us before you buy. Installed and Guaranteed by yesterday were R. E. Griffin, Julia Mr. nnd Mrs. Green, new nrrivnls — Elder Springs Water Co. phone Higgins, Dorothea Lawson, Marin in Sanford are i^»w nt home nt the 311. 61-2tc Moye, Billie Wight nnd L. M. Thed- De Coursey horn* nt 916 Park a v e -, STRENGTH•PKOGRESS-S E R V I C E nue. fnrd, Jr. Herald want ads get results. «*1L ^ ____________ BREAD At Your Grocer’s Good BUILDING IS INCREASING m i ¥ i \ j H. HINTERMISTER ’ PIANO CO. Next to Princess Routh’s Bakery McLaulin, Jr. Lang n:z^rP z : , ' - * * “,hr , “ ".'If**!.*m i f f l!H»y, » b „ , I , w i n ; V h .J2L zv,z:s rnum fl If BIJ M E le c tr ic C o . Licensed Electrical Contractors CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE Fl? AND BUSINESS : DIRECTORY : W ie 1 ToldYou to Build Even if you have some one else do your work—you will have a George A. DeCottes BETTER HOME h S. O. Shinholser If you talk it over with w . S. PRICE The Carter Lumber Co. SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. And you will have the Quick Service Transfer ELECTRIC H om e If you have him build it. Washing Machines Vacuum Cleaners will be Irons, Stoves, B. W. HERNDON mutually profitable for you to USE EDISON LAMPS Spaulding Line of Golf The PRICE is right Spurlon Horn Service For Better Lights Sanford Battery Service Company F. P. Ri,mes NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BUILD — K t a s s s r ig s ;-* s r v . r - - - SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS WORK General Shop and Mill Work : COLLER once unless you want to paV’ m m ^ fo ^ o u r makhrial.sb° ltel' d° so at SEE (ieo. W. Knight There is no business more personal than banking. * Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. We seek to establish and maintain close personal relationships with our customers. Feel free to consult us on any bus­ iness matter with which you may be concerned, and be assured of a dordial welcome. The House of SERVICE QUALITY___ HILL HARDWARE . COMPANY PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS The Hill Lumber Co. At Goods 810 West First St. LUMBER MAS A D V A N C E D i Sporting Goods Line Fans, Etc. Insurance Agency investigate I PLAY GOLF PRICE Bayfield Carburators f The Seminole County Bank I Sanford Battery Service Company i t . iCuA l* M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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/. 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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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 17, 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/cd28dd72364b2aa49ec08026694e92af.pdf 12e77d86a19dfb2088026830ce4786c0 PDF Text Text t .*:* < 1 - SANFORD "The City Substantial1 ^The City Substantial IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. JUNE 19, 1922 NUMBER 72 For U. S. Senator, Congress and State Officers in Primary Election promise Agreement s Not to Call up the Measure Today To Ireland in Violation of Neutrality Laws Laws of U. S. ST. PAUL, Minn., June 19.— Minnesota voters went to polls today to nominate party candidates for United States senator, congress and state officers in the primary election. Mere than usual interest is exhibited in the senatorial race. Mrs. Annie Dick­ ie Oleson is running for the Democratic nomination against two men and Senator Kellogg has two opponents for the Republican nomination. Ill» The A a a o cm in l I’ r r a a t TV I.KADEUS Cl.ASII FOIt 2 U RS AND TH EN A M . TOOK X DRINK IN CI.OAK ROOM W ASHINGTON, June It).— Un.ler n AUTO ORD NANCE CO. OF N. Y compromise plan suggested to Presi­ AND HAS SKY KRAI. CHARGES dent Harding by house Republican A G A IN S T IIIM I l l y T h e A a a o r l n l r d I’ r r a a l lenders and which it was said, did not BELFAST, June 10.—The district), meet his npprovul— the house will o f Altannvcigh and Lisdrumliska, on take up the ship subsidy bill imme­ diately nfter the senate has passed the the south Armagh side of Newry, tariff bill. were the scene of murderous uttacks While the question will be consid­ Saturday on householcrs, the assassins ered further at the White House con­ claiming four men and one woman ferences this wee!k, Chairman Cninpvictims killed and several wounded. tules commill ee, who out Several farmhouses were destroyed. lined the situation t to the president, PARIS, June 19.— France will take part in the conference at declared "t wns morally certain no ncThe districts are largely Inhabited by Presbyterians, an dit is believed The Hague with the Russian delegates beginning June 2G. it wns tion will be taken on thr subsidy bill wero selected for reprisal for the kill­ officially announced today. If political intentions introduced, how­ by the house until the senate has con­ ing o f two men at t slea Wednesday. ever, the FYench delegates will promptly withdraw. cluded consideration of the tariff." Saturday’s tragedy wns started about Meanwhile party lenders professed to bo relieved that a solution of nn hours ihe usually quiet countryside admittedly vexatious problem had echoed with rifle and revolver shots, been reached. It meant, they said while incendiaries applied the torch that the preside it’s insistence that the to homesteads of people who hnd noth­ hill he put to a vote prior to adjourn­ ing to do with the Listen crime. ment would he met and opposition on The dend arc John Ilesloy and son, the part of some republicans to hasty Thomas Crosier and his wife and Jns. action withdrawn. M EMORIAL DARK Lockhart. How long it might be before the TO RE CONSTRUCTED When Crosier, nn old mun, opened 1senate ended its tariff fight no incmIN JACKSO NVILLE the door of his home nnd founde nrmhor of the house would predict. Lend­ ed men, he shouted: "Mick, Mick" ers declared, however, that if the sugwhereupon one o f the raiders shot him . , i . ,. .. gestion laid before the | June 19. Work in the Mantc but with a declaration ,H<|| w The Sanford Chamber o f Commerce up for the entire day. to permit their ^ dead. Crosier’s wifer ushed to his a* definitely accepted it expected to begin within tb«* next thi onus bill should he passed before employees to participate in the good ,hu jlyUBU n|)0Ut uly I coud begin u ( few weeks on beautification o f a Is in receipt of ninny favorable com­ side nnd exclninicd to the rnlder, rongress adjourned. of ments on the movement it hns inau­ time which the committee Is planning, throe-day recesses to run approxl* trr.ct of land In Riverside nn the T it the president would sign the "W illie, I wouldn’t expect that i and that it undoubtedly you." gurated to have Thursday, June 2Dth. Chairman Ball is nrrnngng to have at mutely a month. .A quorum would bo hanks of the St. Johns river where The man then fired at her, inflict­ designated ns n special or gnia day. least four out-of-town bunds entered needed to send the tariff bill to con- gvcntunll n monument Is l<> lie ••roctwould te passed before adjournment v stated during the senate debate ing u terrible wound in the arm, from The Kiwnnis Club hns appointed a in a contest, for which a prize will he ference, and with this out of the way, ed to Florida's sons who lost their i\ Chairman McCumbor, of the sennte which she bled to death. special committee, consisting of J. G. given to the band rendering the best these members believed the ship sub- lives in the World wnr. Authority Lockhart’* house nnd n nearby resi­ Sharon, chairman; Schdlo Moines, E. music. Mr. Phillips, proprietor of the firmi. e committee In charge of both 1,111, once before the house, rouid for erecting the monument wns grant­ dence was set afire. Thu family at­ ed several months ngo nnd since that tin tariff nnd bonus measures. F. Lnne nnd S. M. Lloyd to act with Lake Mury Casino, lias made a very tempted to esenpe but were lined up time committees have been at work m nnte delinto wns enlivened by the special Rand Committee o f the liberal proposition to the committee in selecting n design and suitable lon barge from Senator Wnish, Demo­ in the roadway. One of the men ml!- Chamber o f Commerce, o f which K. A. for the rental of his pavilion and all AMERICAN EMBASSY INSTRUCTED TO PROBE rntion. | crat, Massachusetts, that nn "honest ed on Lockhart nnd u small boy to Ball is chairman. In the letter sent to concessions connected with it. In ad­ KILLIN G OF AM ERICAN Iti's tity" of the senate wns not be­ come with him. Lockhart hesitated the Kiwnnis representatives, the lat­ dition to the dancing there will be a It is now planned to hnve the mon­ hind the bonus bill nnd that a group in ojder to speak to his mother, where­ ter are requested "to get in touch number of nquntic sports, such its ca­ ument and grounds ready for unveil­ I I I * T S r A •• o r Inf r 4 I ' r r M l of senators professing to favor it were upon the mun shouted, "You don’t with Chairman Hall nnd do everything noe racing, fnney diving exhibitions, ing nett Armistice Day. The tract W ASHINGTON. June 19.—The “die king and dodging" nnd seeking to obey," nnd shot Lockhart through the possible to make this ono big day. Ex­ nnd swimming rnces. American embnssy nt Mexico City n"id going on record. Scnntor Ash- heart in the presence of his father, tensive preparations nto under way, In the evening there will be n dis­ and the consulate nt Tampico have ur-t. Democrat, Arizona, who initiat­ mother nnd sisters. nnd to support “ our band’ 'is to sup­ play of fireworks, which will be d if­ been instructed to request the federal Hcaslcy’s family were ordered from port one of the best assets Sunford ferent from anything of the sort ever ed tiie discussion demnnded early ncnnd loenl Mexican officials to mnke tb'ii on the bonus measure, and pre- the house; the man nnd his son were possesses. Motto; "N o lazy drones given in this section, it will he in every effort to apprehend the mur­ di' t'd its defeat if it should not be taken down the road and shot dead. are on this committee." the nature o f a innrine fire-works dis­ derers o f Warren I). Harvey, Amerlput ahead of the tariff. Congress Mrs. Hensley rushed forward, nnd Primarily, this occnsion w.\s plan­ play, these fire-works being made can citizen, who was killed June 17, ttould adjourn nfter disposing of the clasped their hands. The nssnssins ned to raise necessary funds to pay particularly for use on the water. by bandits five miles from Tampico. went away, but returned in n moment tariff hill, said Senntor Ashurst. the members of the hand for concerts The committee hns also arranged for S i.ntor McCumbor wns asked point and fired additional shots into the during the remainder o f the year. a hnthintr suit panwl#* end pri-r" v i 1! blank '.y Senator Ashurst whether he Ti.tre i» on umleriying thought, how­ be offered entrants wearing the most Ld t«» carry out his plan nnever, on the part of the committee to attractive bathing suit. It is expect­ n-iutued June 8 to call up the bonus make this an annual event, something ed that a grent many out-of-town peo­ hill and Iny aside temporarily the similar to the fnmous Sun Dance held ple will uttend this musical Festival tariff measure- within ten dnys or so. at West Palm Beach or Water Carni­ anti the Chamber of Commerce urges Interruptions of other senators pro­ val at St. Petersburg. An appropri­ every citizen o f Sunford to give thtdr ven'.d Senator McCumber from re­ ate name for this day, in the event fullest support in making this one of At the Wesley Mcvmrinl hOBpit*! living immediately hut later Senntor that it receives the proper support of the biggest days ever staged through it wns nt first denied thnt Mr. Mc­ M ' umber in a lengthy statement in the Snnfurd people to warrant its be­ local effort. This day will serve a Cormick had been patient, although ••■half of tlie bonus said he would be coming a fixed annual event, will he two-fold purpose, giving every one n it Inter wns niim lflH that he occu­ ' Mint if the Republican confcrerv?e decided upon later. good time nnd securing the necessary pied an entire wing which hnd been The Retail Merchants' Committee funds to continue the weekly concert*, would renew definitely whnt he wnllcd off from the rest of the institu­ ‘ ii I wns the pledge of the party in of the Chamber fs now endeavoring to which hnve been enjoyed during the tion to insure privacy. I 'r In pasa the hill l>efnre ndtnyrahnve every merchant in Snnford close past season. . ment. The operation was performed by R O YAL CENTER, Ind., Juno 19.- Dr. Victor D. I.eiplnnsse, widely"• 'II understand Monday nnd defI'ive persons, all numbers of om known surgeon, who l«»ucd tho fo l­ imti ly," said Senntor McCumbor family, were killed when a Pennsyl­ lowing statement: I imling his desk with his first, vania railroad train struck nn auto "I'tlie r we're going to keep faith. "Harold F. McCormick is a patient mobile t a rod crossing tier here to­ In the Wesley Memorial Hospital un­ 1Ulieve we will. It is my duty to put day. *' tariff bill through. It also is my der my enre. Ho has been in the The dead nre Edward Cnrson, 68; hospital for some time nnd hns un­ to see thnt this other blU (the his wife, Della Cnrson, 55; Jesse Car. dergone n minor operation. Ho was '• goes through ami I intend to son, 33, son of Edward Carson; Mrs. here principally for rest, both menv" it thnt they do go through nnd AT ST. PETERSBURG WHO IIROT S E N A T E REPUBLICANS W ild Mary Cnrson, .12, wife of Jesse Cnr­ *1■to will be no adjournment o f this tnl nnd physical." HER CHUM TO NOT SIDE TRACK T A R IF F son; Hnrry Dempsey, 14, son of Mrs. ....... . until they do go through." Dr. I^spinasse, members of the SHORE FOR BONUS Mary Cnrson. by n former marriage, hospital staff nnd members of the >< iiatur Mornh, Republican, Idaho, All were residents of Onward, Ind. McCormick family refused to discuss •aid the Republican conference decisIII* T k f A ia o rla lrS P rra a | I l l y T l i f A • • o r In i r d l * r r « « | ST. PETERSBURG, Fin., June 19. They hnd driven from Onward t o , wldely-publlshed statements thnt Mr. 1m did not bind individual senators, W ASHINGTON. June 19-The Sen­ — Application will he made to the ate Republicans in conference today |,hl* »uwn °n « Sunday visit with rcls- j McCormick had been the subject o f s ftr‘d that he hnd not attended the con■Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for voted thirty to nine against laying lives-and were returning home when transplantation o f glands with the obce which declared for passage of a gold medal for Miss Mary Buhner aside the ta riff hill to consider the thelr mnchinc was struck. *h" bonus measure. ‘ jiction o f an extension of years of who made u vi.in hut desperate effort .soldiers bonus. Resolution favoring * ' his youth. Senator McCumber said *rumors to save her chum, Miss Dorothy Me- final disposition of both the tariff nnd M A t ARK KILLED Iaitc yesterday Mr. McCormick was Uu’ current thnt some Democratic Clntrhie nfter the latter was mangled bonus measures nt this session und senators intended to filibuster against » Y EXPLOSION ON SHIP visited by his eldest daughter, Muriel, by some sea monster while swimming Itefore any recess, adopted 27 to 11. IN TAGUS RIVER nt1(j later by his youngest daughter, ’ L 'sinus bill in order to delay the far from shore in the hay here Satur­ tariff measure if the bonus should be j Mnthilde, and Howard Colby, n close day. For half nn hour aftor the fish N t ahead hut Senator Ashurst denied .LISBON, June 19.— Several per- ( friend o f the family. When Mr. Col­ ARCHBISHOP AKAGONE struck the girl Miss Buhner held her that any filibuster would be attemptsons were killed nnd about thirty In- by was leaving the hospital he was K ILLE D W H ILE A T MASS up in deep water with a high sea run­ B Y YOUNG STUDENT Jured by an explosion on n vessel In asked by a newspaper reporter If Mr. ning, momentarily expecting to be at­ < "Deluding the senate fray, Senntor the Tagus river Inst night during a McCormick hnd undergone a gland tacked hcnclf. Miss McCIstrhie died WiNh of Massachusetts said it wns • IIS Tfcr A a a o r U l r d I ’ rraa ) fireworks display in celebration of the transplantation operation, from loss of blood while being held M ONTEVIDO, June 19.— The con­ successful completion of the trnn.s. | "You had better ask him; he ie tlmc "to be honest nnd frank.” Pointup but Miss Buhner swam with her dition o f Archbisnop Juan Francisco Atlantic flight by Portuguese avia- smoking cigarettes nnd feeling fine." J,:- out thnt tho bonus question hns body until picked up by s boat. Aragone, who was shot while cele­ •orB‘-------------------------------------- • "<n before congress for three years , Shortly nfter Mr. McCormick re­ brating mass in tho cathredrsl here " j 11* two hills reporter! out Senntor — ------------------j ccived several rejiorteni sitting up In LONDON, Juno 19.—The admiralty , yesterday, is reported worse todny. " a l ‘ h said there wns a minority in JACKSONVILLE, June 19.—Janies bed. In nnswer to questions he said announces that the drifter, Blue Sky’ He was attacked by n 23-year-old Smith, 9, shot nnd killed today by Al* ( he wns feeling fine, but when asked which left Portsmouth June 12 for Spaniard who arrived here recently, lawt Johnson, 8. Both arc negroes, he declared, "You might inquire re­ r Scottish port, is lost with all hands. A fter flring five sets the asiasain Both had pistols, one was loaded and gnrding the nnture o f the operation Much wreckage has been washed ppursued tho archbishop to the sac- the other empty. They were playing at the desk." ashore. The vessel carried a lieuten- risty, where members o f the co.igre- under the house. Albert fled after, - l _____ snt, two midshipmen and eleven men. gntlon overpowered tho askailsnL tho shooting and has not been found. Have you lost or found anything T But if Political Questions Come Up Franco Will Withdraw Band Contests, Swimming, Dancing, Sports and Big Time Did McCormick Have Glands of v* Monkey Grafted Sen. Fletcher Proposes Amendment to Rivers And Harbors Bill I'rain Kills Nine In Accidents at Road Crossings �» _ THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1922 PAGE s n [x liH K S n iE IE E iC D IS J E K E jfg jg ) .................................. ............................................................. PERSONALS CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ada 5c a line. No nd taken for Imb than 23c. and positively no classified ada chsrged to anyone. Caah must accompany all ordera. Count five worda to a lino and remit accordingly. : : THE WEATHER *a Ra Ra «a Ka FOIt BALK, in Drat claaa ahape, $230 terma or $200 caah. 490 Model.— Itlrr & Walker, in old Ford Garage, dh-tfp CHREVOLET FOR S A L E OK ItKNT— ft room bun* gnlow, electric lights and water.— Sanford Furniture Co. 70-tfe FOR SA l l: OR RKNT f. 7-8 ncres of fland with goo<l 5-room house, furnished, hath house and pavilion on place. located on Silver l.ake. See Mrs. A. V. Ilnselton. 70-4tp FOR S A I.E — 10 acres, 5 tiled at load­ ing station, $1,500, terma.— Lewis A Chittenden. 89*StC FOR S A LK Thre. and OM"third acres o f good tiled Innd, three A*1 wells. Good house, bnrn, garnge, fruit trees. Good drainage, cheap.—J. It. Hardin, R. A., Sanford. G7-Gtp P 6 R S A L E — Uealrable buildlng lot on Magnolia nve. between 11th nrtd 12th street. Impiire 213 East 11th Btreet. , 03-)tp Ra m For Florida: Generally fair ** tonight and Sunday: contin* *3 ■Ra ued warm. K3 ns SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE : Not so had— this 89 mark * » yeaterday for the maximum * » I Ra — and today one can move Florida State League l’letii/ of business III tile city to* around without chnnging b. At Daytona, I; Jacksonville, 2. day. At St. Petersburg, 7; Lakeland, 2. These are the days when you want P a v. d's twice a day. Tomor- ^ ‘ row is Sunday with the At Tampa, I; Orlando, 3. a nice, cool, clean and sanitary place Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlctt, of promise of good weather *5 to eat. When you want something Gencvn, wt>re in the city yesterday nfnnd n grand opportunity to R*. GAMES TODAY that tickles you palate, not too much temoon and evening. go to Sunday school and Orlando at Tampa. or too tittle, something that appeals church und then to the Jacksonville at* Daytona. to you ami yet satisfies. Sunday din­ Mr. and Mrs. Orien Darwin Farrell woods and Inkcs and all ^ Lakeland at St. Petersburg. ners at the Seminole Cafe arc the went to Orlando this afternoon to con­ around. Whnt a wonderful M thing. Have you become a Seminole sult an eye specialist. life in Flurida. ** STA TE LEAGUE STAND ING booster? You will after one dinner. 3:10 A. M. JU N E 17, 1022 R* Won Lost Pet. 71-ltc Hon. Forest Lake and daughter, Maximum 80 ^ 0 1.000 St. Petersburg .... 4 Maude l^ike, are expected home from 4 Minimum ...... 70 Rn .... 3 .000 HARDING W ILL HOLD Jacksonville Jacksonville tomorrow. Range 75 1^ .500 Tampa T A R IF F III 1.1. IN SENATE .400 Uaromcter ..._....... 30.08 Ra Daytona James Sharon, Jr., leaves for OsceUNTIL IT IS PARSED .250 Calm and dear. Orlando (da Monday where he will take a po.200 Lakeland 1 sitlon with the Osceola Lumber Co. I l l y T h e A M i tr l u I r d I 'r r a a i ^ iw »w m w ^ WASHINGTON, June 17.— PreslHARDING HAS PLEA dent Harding was assured by the sen------------------------ — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pelottc left to­ OF P IIIL M P IN O PE O PLE ate republican lenders today the tar. You won’t find us on the street day for their home ni Jacksonville a f­ WIH> W AN T FREEDOM iff hill would he held before the sen- comers, blocking traffic; you get us ter a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. ate until it passed. by phone 498. 60-tfc-in James Sharon. lllr The VaaneUlrd I'rraal WASHINGTON, June 17.— Prcti* Hon. O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was dent Harding received a plea of the Our prices are just and right for T H E W IN N E R S in the city on business today add re­ Philippine parliamentary mission for dependable service.— Quick Service ports much Activity among the grow, the grant of independence to the Fil­ Transfer. 60-tfc-m ers of his section. ipino people nnd promised n reply set­ ting forth the views of the executive Dr. Ralph Stevens left today with next Thursday. Mrs. John Hunter for Jefferson Hos­ pital nt Philadelphia where Mrs. Hun* I'A M IL ! DISPUTE ter will undergo an operation. IIUKNED HOUSE KILLED HIMSELF The San Juan Garnge has made ar­ Ills The Associate* Press I rangement* for the purchase of the TAM PA, June 17.— A fter n dispute supplies for their new building from Hie Hill Lumber t’o. The wrt.k on the with his family, Nelson Hand, of Do­ new building will start in a few days. ver, near here, burned down his house i and killed himself yesterdny. * Another Sunday approaches. FOR SALE . SPORTS FOR S A LE — Potato barrel* In any quantity, special prices on car lots, Mr. nnd Mr*. David Speer left to­ correspondence solicited. Clearwater Mfg. Co., Clearwater, Fla. H-tfe day for a ten day* camp on I nke Harney where a family re-union will FOR S A L E — Warehouse with R. R. be held, relatives coming from Jack­ siding. Within four blocks of center sonville, Fcrnnndinn nnd Americus, of city. G«. Ceo. V . KNIGHT 272-tfr Mis* Christine Hustings left todny FOR S A L K —Gasoline pump nnd tank. for Detroit, Mich., where she will 800 Magnolia Avc. 70-3tp spend the summer. She will return in October and open up the Hastings Gift Shop in one of the new build­ FOR R KN T Garage, 80-5 Magnolia ings. Avc. 70>3tp flAlt 11•*i "i< rt<l Jesse L. Newton, Linotype operator and n two room apartment, hot nnd on the Daily Herald, left thl* after­ cold water and all conveniences. In­ noon for Thomasville, Georgia, hie quire of 701 Magnolia nve. or phone old home, for a week's visit with his 416-J. com p parent* ami friends and incidentally FOR R E N T— One npartnu-nt of two to bring hi* "flivver" to Florida with or three rooms, gns stove, electric him. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS GERM \ NY PAYS HER MONTHLY W AR HILL n northeasterly direction ntonir snld Forest Lake E. M. Galloway W. H. Hand J. S. Dinkle T. VV. Lawton J. L. Miller John Bell J. G. Bell T. L. Dumas John Russell Bob Walthour I). C. Marlow C. R. Duffin B. H. Guthrie — ----- — < Mt LOAD W IIISKEY CAMOUFLAGED N IC E \S IRISH POTATOES LEWIS Insist on an “ EXIDE” . Battery KAY BROTHERS LOST Gasoline Reserve Increasing, But No F lo w e r M ARY CARR — IN — “OVER THE HILL” One of the strongest human interest dramas ever produc­ ed. A gripping heart interest story that runs the gamut of emotion^; a splendidly select­ ed cast interprets the story in a sincere and convincing fash­ ion. Mother love, sacrifices and forgiveness nre nil vividly portrayed and you will jind yourself completely absorbed in the story’s development. im a iiiD 0 fe j[£ jiig E i]i5 ]iii The Herald for Post Cards. II. V. l.l'M I.K V W . X, I I HI.IJT Seminole Printery We may not he on First Hlrm i ,, m offer some price* that win & CHITTENDEN B. II. RANDALL, Jr. A. L. CAMPBELL P e n in s u la r E le c tric Com pany Welaka lluilding . SATURDAY SPECIAL Western Electric, (i'/j-lb. Guaranteed Flatirons --------- $ 5 .5 0 ---------- Sanford’s New Store -Phone 127 The Churchwell Co. 10 Stores In Georgia. -1 Store in Florida s ■ ■ ■ s ■ h M ■ ■ ■ : : ■ I X !—.'Di-in. wide, yard 4 0 c ANI> 50c |—in Tan and White. 30-in. wide, yard . 25c AND 40c wide, NURSES’ UNIFORM CLOTH -.30-in. yard 29c and Sprinklers, too ----* — PAY CASH -----Buy for Less Save the Difference • They’re AH Priced . Right The Churchwell Co. BALL HARDWARE FIRST STREET COMPANY ________ SELLS IT FOR LESS * < worth while to step o f f First « treel| -------------- W o rk ( . i i n n m i . r i l ____ Ulh nnd French---------“ Jusl Phone |n|- ■■ P o ts Every size and kind needed to beautify the home. Come and look them over. ___ . SPECIALS 10 acres tiled, large house and barn on the brick road, close in. Equipment worth $2,­ 000 included; $U,000; terms. Large acre lot, 127 ft. frontage Union Ave­ nue, $2,500. „ , * ^e IL'tltery is Ihe life o f the car. W E K K -C IIA R G E A N D RE'T * 1 . . P A IR A L L M A K E S S .W A N N A II, June A carload H -Y T T E U IE S of whiskey camouflaged n* |>otntoes win seized in the Scuhonrd A ir Line yards here today, ... , ... , ... ,,, ___ 107 West l-irst S i.------ P h on e 318 lights, running water, two block* from l-«t Hilly HolTmnn tell you . about Mr*. Jeannette Thompson, mother Radio; it don't cost anything. tifl-Otc P. O. Also furnished roams with bonrd, $8.00 n week nnd up. 110-112 of Dr J. II. Thompson former rector Commercial. 64-tfc of St John* Church, at Jacksonville, SIX DIE RESULT «>U T O R N A ­ DO IN NORTH WEST FOR R E N T — Furnished house Tor but now of l*iui*ville. Ky., i* the ihunnipg house guest of Mrs. J. G. summer months. Phone 211.—Geo. Rail. 1 GLKNWOOD CITY, W i»„ June 17. Fox. (lO-tUp —Front a wreckage-strewn country­ FOR R E N T— Rooms and kitchenette. Misses Marie and Prance* VVailer side belated reports trickled Inst night —Shirley Apartments opposite post of Centerville, Ala., nre the guest* of showing that the toll of the tornado office, upstairs. 28-tfc their *lsster, Mr*. II. C. Du Rose. that swept through section* o f four Mrs. Du llosr also has ns her house western Wisconsin counties ln*t night guest Miss Delilah White of Center­ caused six known deaths, injury to ap­ Co s t —30x3»* tire on rim, between ville, Ain. proximately 100 imrsons, and damage lakeland nnd Sanford. Finder that will amount well toward* ? 1,000,please notify K. S. Holly. Sanford, Mr* \V. Theodore l.angly returned Florida. tf-dh heme Thursday evening from Camp Veiled by n terrific rain and hail "W a n t e d Hill where she has been visiting storm, the tornado levelled or other­ WANTED I " Rent a f-imi»hed friends nnd relatives. While away wise damaged building* on some two cottage. Have two children. Phone she was extensively entertained. She hundred furnisteds, killing livestock,. was accompanied home by her niece u p w t i- g 11c lungung leiepnone 19. C8-33tc Ills* .Vt.itinn l^ingley. and telegraph wires, and doing dam­ age to growing crops. The Porti-r-Judy-Dutton Co , un­ Recurrent report* of many dead, loaded a car of banana* in their cold duplications or missptdling of names, . . _ -, , , |-torage plant this week nnd also have! seeiiH-d for a time to indicate a D e c l i n e s in P r i c e u filled with uti kind* « r fr ult* anil heavy death list, but when errors hail u ■ ■ ■■ vegetable*. They nre now sending six been eliminated nnd all rejtort. run W ASHINGTON, June 10 The nn l>ig truck* (>f fruit and vegetable, nil down Inst night, six nnmes were on tiun’* gasoline teserve i» contiiiiiing. over this section every day. the raster of the dead. its record-breaking cliiul>, according j . to figure* compiled by the United Mr and Mr*. Harry Steven* and Why pay more? The Berger Steel State* Bureau o f Mines, which -how family leave tonight for Atlantic til ter, $2.25. See u* before you buy. that on May I, the totn Irtcok* on City where Mr. Steven* w.ll attend Elder Springs Water Co. Phone hand amounted t« 892.2C7, (’•<"■ gaiion*, tin- meeting of the Master M.chdmc* 3 IL , ; 51-2tc I nn increase o f 38,000,000 gallon* over of the United State*. On the way J ------ !----------------the previous high record mark of Apr. home they will stop over at point* in Get your Radio part* from Billy ,1. While production records are he Pennsylvania nnd other states. HotTman, he's got 'em. CtLGtc Ing broken the figures for the con­ sumption of gasoline nre also on an Rev. Gnbnrd, of Geneva, is n good Let us do your Job Printing. Upward spurt. Thus, while domestic farmer n» well as Presbyterian min­ production for April, 1922. registered ister. lie has a fine place nenr Ge­ nn increase o f 10.90 per cent over the neva nnd among his crops is waterproduetion in April, 1921, domestic' melons. We know they are good he-' consumption of this product in April cause he brought one to the Herald 1922, shows an increase of 11.57 per otfico today that weighed 25 pounds! cent over the consumption figure * fot nt least. April, 1921. While the figures for domes tie production plus import* of Miss llestor Costello left last night gasoline for April 1922, registered an for Philadelphia and New York where inrn-ase of 13.43 per rent over similar »he will visit friends and relatives for figure* for April 1921. The figures some time. Miss Costello is a rrgufor domestic consumption plus exports lar winter vistor coming down to do nnd shipments for April of this year special nursing every winter hut the show an increase fo 13.01 per cent Florida summers are appealing to her over similar figures for the eorres- and she is likely to come bsck next ponding period last year. month nnd remain for the balance of The production of gasoline during the summer. April, which amounted to 472,920,182 gallons, showed practically no in­ Sunday comes again with all the crease over March. Total consump­ attendant worries of dinner. You tion figure* including cx|>orta nnd should worry when the Seminole shipments to insular possession^ how­ t afe is at your hand ready with a ever show an increase of 12,000.000 wonderful chicken or turkey dinner. gallons. Kx|H>rt* for April amounted 71-ltc to 58,007,495 gallons; shipment* to in­ sular possessions, 1,894,426 gallons; o n ig h t RONDS- INSURANCE- REAL ESTATE iPARIS, . l i d . - , .June i u i i c 17.—Germany i i . - i i e r i m u i ) ' yestcry csicrday paid the regular monthly install- A ro n fe w the m nny hundred* ment of 5U,000,000 gold mark* for re- thilt hflVC pUfchllSCd E A ID E ' paraiion*. Deposits aggregating that Ib ltteriog front IIS. N e a r ly th ree amount were made in the designated Stiles and not one to go FOR RENT — T WELAKA BL0< �rA U E FOUR T11E SANFQR d DAILY E 9. 1979. PAGE TWO >^*■3 ?/-• THE SANFORD DAIL Y HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD du?rd *n nr|I|'r t° help ilonf with the M i m a .-.7 7 -7 :---------------— — r«*duction end it will >>o further o f InS K T l & 'i r S H u u S T , ^ tBre,t t0 not* * '• « ‘ ba‘ ‘ ho railroad* ■ ■ a»a iu__a _____________________ » » , a««r«re. Via! won’‘ Kfve any more than they can MICKIE SAYS large doses, for the sun shines strong­ ly and directly upon all here in May As there is almost always the poo-, The gome hog haa b< f n »ith a, ----------~ Nihility of having too much o f a good Yor years and yeara wiifull, tra and June and July. Sunshine is to A FELLER IN THIS TOWU thing Florida ia to be congratulated wantonly going forth and ] us. ^ he expected, and the shady side has DROVE VCft CAR ON SECOND < SPtEDl the preference when It comes to the that her aunshlne ia temcred some­ PER A VAJtCK. MPOR2 MB LSI m ntlakt.. PL'ni.iaiiKUa casual walker or someone who is un­ what, and unlike that o f the tropica, future, wtlh an Insatiably „ rpr, . Hut you will see them every time, just T^EH VAJX. SCCM K THING M the biggest hag CVCn thoJL ‘ •** *• i . HOLLY.__ accustomed to the direct rays in the which forbids physical exertion at ar.d _______ .K4llor ,,kn Standard Oil. only Rwkefeller •M»GW SFecO'* AW’ MESBEEm ] «• J. LILLAfMJ.. being kiltt-d ho would thr. „ ^ U. A. NKIOL....... summer. The sun is not unkind—not near midday. Here wo r.eed exercise i.vnrrai Viua’acrr mnk,,, " '"•"c. regulating the freight ROUUIW' MVS BltUESS OU *LOVj" C. L. Ill WIN____- I lrrnlallun game away. Lakes and stream. Mauaarr rntcs according to the way the salar­ only tho most reasonable caution and truly vicious, however, even in mid­ FORBEARS, NOT KMCWJ1M' P k o a * 14* ap ( • enw I*. H. been seined and in recent p J J V * may enjoy tho sunshine with little summer here, for sunstroke is prac­ ies of their employes nre changed. In THAT M£ KIN THROW) r f lUVkivV] AJvrrtUla* llalra Mm4r Knona tically unknown; hut it is ndmittedly| fear during the summer and fairly patches we find that they h . ' other words, the employes of the ADVERTIN’ IN THIS ______ Appllratloa uncomfortable for indoor workers and revel in it during many months that dynamited to fill the |ardrt ronds nre the ones that pay the hills PURVEMOR OF PUBLICITY 1 * they nre apt to grumble somewhat are called fall, winter nnd spring in game hog. How long can this Ob * Prt* * *■ l>eth for themselves, the raflrnndx and on? ■la Moatha _________ A few more years and during the long days. Thoso whoso the calendars.— Times-Union. the consumer generally. What else O e U v e rM la CHy bp Carrier !»• . . K «W . . It I.Tn g % JJJJI Oaa W rek occupations require them spending all 10 Oral. can you expect then hut unrest strike or Connecticut and Flori.l. or part of the day in the sun are ‘M' A STEP FORWARD mt7 h* h !*, ,2_'* Wrrklp ifTr- rumbling* and disorder all over the cense to be that paradise oTthe’ h - ' healthy, however, and it is the people Zla L i i w n r,,' rrm "*mlaoU Fount/ country when a general wage reduc­ tZualr , nr " M .•»■<* M k i a ay,l4m who live with but little sunshine thnt a onr- apullra- tion is ordered and living expenses l-n*t night In the city of Orlando tCr? * " dt fi,lhf r8 that brings to h i tlaa. U f m M r a l l f la polltlra. | ; m i „ rr l»m r»uI _ ~of. "the .. each u inter thmiann.la are to lie pitied. paar, a l n . p . |. n 4 t m i r , ‘ * 9* T keep right on. It in something that tberr gathered together one W.'ntef fbou,«nds ..upon tho -L I will not work out and In n short time The Pittsburgh Dispatch, talking of finest aggregations o f real red-blood- “ "l!" ° f. ^ Americ am. m i : m 111:11 T. . T ' ,B ASSOCIATED IMIP.SS London and its lack of sunlight; the, ed Americans ever nssemhled o*f —® th a® men xk» -T.?f AMoclat.d I T . . . |. a.clu.lv.lp will forre the issue that has been ex­ *•— —— «.- '.u in on unee1-i But , , tho foresight . onher day, said: pected for some time.—Lakeland meeting in the fair atate of Florida. ° * ,0 h<> fu,uro an,J who ?®L otherwia. cr.iiu.d In (hi. paper Star. “ A committee of scientists is In T*1®? wero real men, manly men, •nd Alio th* local n n.w . »,ubll.h.d m.n ' J Z‘ yZ r Meh » herein.’ n,w® ,j. who session at London to ascertain und ad-1 w" ° live " v® next to nature, men who joyed and who wish to pr*,m ' t dl^"tch.h ^ r .riV p»rc .U-bl,e? ,,onr.-.rv.d. ot NO COST FOIt C A PIT A I. vi>e the government as to the effect *ovc to commune with the great out- IKisterity these pleasures aBd AJ* m»iaicnea.t*her.In al.o ° f "unlight in health nnd disease. The ‘I'*1" . who tramp the woods or row flls. brought them together last n - t REM OVAL OtrUci H KIM I.II III 11.1)1*0. l>koa. IW common cause inquiry was stimulated by the fact ,hp " ‘ ream, getting closer to nature I|in° acomn,on cau»c which* - will t, 1 Tho major ui (ho people want <K that 1921, one o f the sunniest years nn'* "H out o f nature nnd all the mnn- . ui,,ul wphoP° of cverlnsting capital romovnl while only a few England has ever had, showed the If°W blessings thnt she afford*. " int^a ^ 8*atowant state division. Capita! remov­ Gn at weather even if warm. Dr. Geo. S. Stone, who wa< ,1-. uj I lowest death rate on record, 12.1 per -Vo insipid lounge lizards grazed ' ^ al is easy while state division would thousand o f population. A chart show- ,hi«gathering, no Willie Mamma’s President o f the League, •----------------------have to he •fought iu fori many years r m . i - — founder o f the first Wild I.if, ing the last three months of thu year I'c,s- only real men, men who •citing ready for that summer trip both in the state and in Washington n n r iiln nti.l iL v 1921 nnd the first f.»ui o f the year ‘'" 't "nd "hoot and if nee«ls Ik* russ * in Hori,,n nnd ,ht’ League couid*h»v! ° r 8lnyin,r “ t home? and state division would Ik- expensive 1922 trcnglhcncd this conclusion, gntheied together to form nn organa InorP ■inecre and !0y»] I t . “7 ----------'vhi,e ‘ apltnl removal could lie done A the dnrk shadow rises— the lack of f*»Hon that would forover protect 'Z nnl of ‘ he feathered and Rnnr I A swimming pool could be arranged without costing the state a penny g ir cities in the central part o f the sunshine— the death rate nln * l.__ * to mounts, not from wilful slaughter and destruc- tr5 f * o f tht‘ 8ta,c than Hr. Stone. 7 on Lake .Monroe very easily with a The Daytona Gnxctte has the folic<>wimmediately hut about t state nnd will give motorists n route two weeks Int- ,ion thnt, which is to Florida her , , <’xtc,u," congratul«tioai flowing well and ull the acrcsorics. Irur cs. mg about the Dodson plan: er, but with sufficient regularity as v®0’ life and thnt which brlngt, to . ,h° Lon,ru® on ,ta "election of Dr. between Jacksonville and Tnmpn 34 “ W H. DfKlson, editor of the TitusStono and wishes for it all the b:M|Girl down in Palmetto miles shorter than nny present exlst- t" “ "''cate muse and effect. The' gov- her each year in increasing’^^numbers mgs that enn nnd should foil,,* it|” j worthy endeavors, to all of which tho -*•-................ candidate for bought In some central location o f three' eon nee la up with all the main f,,r '“ "..ke prevention and the Post will wholeheartedlv o. ‘ Tnu sheriff next time. deheartcdly lend its •hat the game is THE HERALD PRINTING C O .'^tlS My F HI.I M it J ^ r ^ s ~ £ £ I S r S?srS'S: That racket among the mrdlroes at , C,oud "hlch Dr. Winn and Dr. Chunn have different opinions sounds like a Chinese laundry ticket. II stnte nnd port nnd Influence— Florida r0»t. ---------------------o f Con­ Our .references? Those sr or oct,. ------ w* Lav* bet- u„ i . ,, HCnllmcm X t t . - Q . k l . s „ v ,c Th-,o Tr" n’ ,Cr'ioridn Game and Fish Protective League SUN Y A T SEN WAS were in ----------ON THE WARSHIP !" “thef - « « •• » ded togeth T H A T SHELLED CANTON er in their respective counties to " *o tho propogntion and prolection of the t I Ckrlf'lf. TV -'••"C la trd I*rr.« | tx-tion of game and fishes and I.ODO.N, June 19.—Sun Ynt Sen, I when g„thPmJ Ilcrr , here Pmi)0(,jr(1 embodied in the former head o f the Southern their constitution a proviso that thev ( hinese government, who fied from ' anton upon the occupation of that ° f K,ori,ln's blessings thnt is rapidly city by the forces of Chen Chiur.g passing away through .Min, was aboard of one of the wsrships which shelled Canton Snturdsy, |y , h „ e „ „ „ In !h .l, , T says a Hongkong dispatch. rill Organize fonal Body to [Their Interests AGREE ON P L A N FOR AD- THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 19 1922 ----- ---------------- *________ _______________________________________________ PAGE THREE , „ . k thnt you " m#ko ^ JUSTS,ENTJMEXICAN DEHT and refutation regardlng a n “ t . NEW YORK, June 1 7 .-A plan fori nppcarinF in >’our paper under date of adjusting the entire external debt of June 15th under heading of Mt. Dora ^ which It is made to appear nppear Inal in World That Has the Mexican government, tho national thnt I am attempting ‘ o Instill Into railways debt o f that country and cer­ fjjtfpr! of This Kind tain so-called internal debts held the minds o f our boys that they can t..«M-lalrd IT ...I n r outside of — itTij j, — ‘— •• y U8t> largely Mexico, was iiK agreed ^ f tle June 19.—The new upon yesterday by the international ' l,lUo[ 9 >» moderation. A s n m a v te ro f ety of Newspaper Edl- committee ____ of __________ hankers of Mexico Mexico and and . hnv,nAr I»®®n ,horn ahrond -------I have minister from the « n launched by direct-1Adolfo de In Huerta, f innnee ,ull„ 8ler -. tnesstnl more misery . ........... . vcurse «.« T 0 STO p c o , , n , , , ’ ' R a t ' « « » . » . « - half per cent, c f the amount of the A » un>»n®r bronchial cough keep. honda to be sold. The acid C. E. .n0t ° n,y th® » uff®rcr but other m.-m- , a J k!,onvil,e at f-«k®I*nA St. Petersburg at Orlatxk. Henry-, S. O. Chase and Forrest Lake " wnkc- A ,freJ ‘ {«r- JU N E 26. 27. 28— ** the City Commission o f Sanford ( Z t’ * A ' f |ndaIo f t * Liverpool, Daytona nt St. Petersburg. Florida, nnd as said Ex-Officio Hand ° - writcs: I ronsider it my duty to Orlnndo at Ijtkeland. trustee* o f l l i T l t ; " r Trustee's f " nnJ tc11 rp8uU" Tampa at Jacksonville. Florida Florida, reseno the right to reW t !^on'}y Tor' which I used for my JU N E 29. .10—J U L Y 1— nny nnd .11 k id, , hou|d *««. • Tnmpn at Daytona. Iw. KqdreMed to r .. Henrv n bronchlaI couFh f ° r " ° r 8 weeks. FolLakeland at Orlnndo. o. 'cy has done him won„ ,m. than fifty ol'th e o f the republic below the Rio Grande. ^ th“ " tho nuth» r ot this edi- Chaso end Forrest lake icnry, 'thes.Cll“v y ', Honey ,lon®y «and « Tar ha. done him spers of the country is St. Petersburg nt Jacksonvills. The agreement which is subject to * ? Cn Wh° Commission of Sanfold M o r i l CrfuI BOO,,• nml 1 8h* 11 n,wa>’8 »Mn- JU LY 3, 4, 5— || for a national organithe approval o f President Obregon.I " ”; >fnr ,he” lin‘*8- •"«* rejoice in Ex-Of.*icio R„nd T ™ .tw ? ot Tht ^ “ 9° 0,hs nnd hea'8' Sold [tecutive editors of met- covers securities with n face value exSt. Petersburg at Daytona. , that our bo>'8 0,1,1 K'rla now c ity of s nn',»r I r i it „ •, <h ®v®rywhero.—Adv. Lpapers, according to an c « d l n « 1500.000.000 In Knl,l. „ „ » h“ h f 0mln' Ijikclnnd at Tampa. '" * » will n .Y .r know S , " ' ' >rd- Ho,M" "* « ” *--• If its purposes by its the interest in nrrenrs approximates A" ta,te ,,or it8 harmful influences Herald want ads got results. Orlnndo at Jacksonville. J U L Y 6. 7, 8 _ ,tr S. Yost, of the St. {200,000.000. I Under the ngreetnent Orlnndo at Daytona. LOW TIDES ON T IIK HKACII emocrat Jacksonville at Tam; a. i—m<’ »t of us, at any „n current interest nre St. Petersburg at Lakeland. Forenoon and afternoon tides occur Mr Yost, "hnve not January- 2, 1923, out of ot •ppvoximntely the same hour and J U L Y 10, 11, 1 2 ave only vaguely real- into which will be paid minute: Lakclnnd at Daytona. irr m-miiers of a great taxes nnd n surcharge „ „ railway , ...... h e n r y , Jnrkaonvillo nt Tampa. June ; profession which has gross receipts. " " n|i nothing at all to do with the fact July \'V •s . o. CHASE, 7:04 St. Pctcnburg nt lakeland. 7:19 sts as well ns individu- | All cash payments as to back intflc Eighteenth Amendment wns (S F A I 1 8:53 FORREST LAK E , J U L Y 13, 14. 1 5 We loijM not net eol- *«»«»■# t.M < m. i ... j n . pinccM ] leirallv nnd nmnaaiis * l_ I 7:40 placed legally and properly u|*on the 8:17 9:50 terest are to he waived. Overdue couAs the City Commission of Dnytonn nt Orlando. 8:39 9:15 had no means of JK)nB w i|| bc «|«|>oaite<l with a trustee. statute hooks o f these United States, 10:47 Sanford, Florida, and as Ijtkclnn.l nt Jacksonville. 9:39 10:12 I 11:43 nnd the receipts for the coupons will nn.l whether we. ns individuals or Ex-Officio Rond Trustees Tnmpn at Lakeland. St newspaper ideals; to be amortized without interest over a groups liked it or not, it was n law 10:35 11:05 12:35 of 'be City of Sanford, 11:20 12:02 of newspaper conduct,' pcrjod o f time, this arrangement in nnd ns such must be obeyed, and 1 1:'.M J U L Y 20. 21. 2 2 Floridn. Jnrkaonvillc at Daytona. 11:24 12:65 t affect that individual effect, being a part of the I•nek inter2:08 *h®1 b>- the training in the A ttcit: Orlando nt Tampa. 1:14 hat is c«sential to news- CJt. Higher ideals thnt pertain to one hun­ 1:43 2:48 I- R. PHILIPS, 2;«»7 Lakclnnd nt St. Petersburg. 2:02 3:2(1 •lily, but which may The railways of Mexico nre to b« dred per cent citizenship ns taught Clerk of the City of San­ JU LY 21. 25. 26— 2:50 3:11 through the Scout program, thnt the as emulation for news- returned to .private 4:02 management • ford, Florida. Dnytonn at I.akeland. 3:32 3:50 4:10 promptly. The government will nsB Feneration would see to it thnt 5-*223; C-5,12,19. Jacksonville at Orlando. '4:15 4:30 5:19 it— ****' ....... »« sumo by endorsement all railway debt , 0.“ r lnW8 wero faithfully obeyed St. Petersburg at Tampa. 4:58 5:11 6:02 [integrity nnd its rights, not already guaranteed by it. nn' . d up to- An'* onl>’ by the in r ^ J i. lrc. - " 'j*"/'* " r , '» ( ^ Judin.i 5:44 5:45 0:53 JU LY 27. 28. 29— fr-jm unju-t attacks; to |n order to give time for full re­ training o f our youth in the Adoles' .Srmlaolp, U l l . ' , rI ?lurid..— a .!f*r ,hr « " ( » or In * ( "hnt.rrrr Dnytonn nt Tampa. 6:33 6:43 7:17 1*1 principles whose rec- sumption of all cash obligations nil C' nt period wou,d we finally produce O T \ I ln\ Jacksonville nt I-akcland.............. 7:14 7:15 8:10 observame will contrih- classes o f bond holders are to II agree demand iia Ifirm L'HT l1C |, ." 8 who wou,d wvmwiim ..... St. Petersburg nt Orlando. 8:02 8:05 Complalnam. 0 07 Uii* confidence which is to temporary observance of these lnw"laws. In " temporary suspension suspension ,>f of .inLin.. sinking nnd ° n' ,riRid riB" ,” 8* nrance ot .Pevehous#, . JU LY .11— AUGUST 1, 2— 8:51 8:54 10:05 bc«t asset; to promote fund rights, etc., during a five year c” nc. ,on 1 " inc®roly hope that none The unknown »„■ „ .levi.ers, Krani*r., D«>*ona nt St. Pctcnburg. 9:40 9:40 11:04 of ..ur labors through periwl. , ‘ J*f the good peoplo with whom I have nnearam" deceallert"' Ja“ ! ^ rn. •'I’.Vra-' Orlando nt lakeland. 10:28 10:39 12:01 St of experience n n d ------------------ --bad the pleasure o f coming into con- a""««’.-arcrii!.lLr.,b '! Plneg.in. ilrcenscl, John II llelltchasse." it*. Tampa nt Jacksonville. 11:1(1 11:32 12:57 P.n,l J Rutlcdgo KlncKim, ilriby whi.h common prob- B o y S c ’ O l l t K x C C l l t i v C ,att wil1 ,hnt 1 "land in nny other 12:06 12:25 management may he 1:49 AU G U ST 3, 4, 5— o f being four square T " Th® unki.„«n heirs, .tevi.ee. Tnmpn a. Daytona. 12:54 1:17 i«u »k oincra claiming <•ini mi in k under on.lrr •or a rigid nnd unyielding obedience '!,h,,.r" r«c nre purposes to 2:42 .Inftrpfi l llltLali. t|rcrni«ct|, J.irncn |l Ijtkrlnnd nt Orlando. 1:40 2:07 » each nnd every stntutc of either I Amtnorr, ilroraitfii, Jainci |c. Fine3:33 Ii organization as we have Kan. <1eceas.il, John l> H e lle.i.a .ie. St. Petersburg at Jacksonvllla. 2:25 2:55 -------federal, state or city obligation, nnd 4:20 I direct its efforts, nnd ■leceii.eil, ii litl J. Itut Ir.lKe Klneuan 2(1 AUGUST 7, 8, 9— 3:12 3:33 6:15 I'Riplishment he of great I. m ’ nno'.1--Mr “ "•• against Captain Arthur Cundy, Scout Exe- lh‘‘ r‘‘m«rks so misconstrued nnd ntall purl to. nhom soever clalinliiK nny St. Petersburg nt Daytona. 4:01 4:19 Interest In the fiillnn liiK .lescrlln < 1 6:12, |»lue to all ef us as mem- cutivc o f the Central Florida Coun- ' r’ ,,u‘ ‘,,i me were unfair nnd inrunp ro p erty slttu.tr,| lying ,„.|I)K 28 Ijtkelnnd at Tampa. 4:52 5:08 7:12 |h |>r..f. M.m. of material cil o f Roy Scouts of America, n.ldress- !,'8tcnt w *'b my great work of taking In Remlnnle i aunty. Florida. t o . » i t : 29 Orlnndo at Jacksonville. l.ot * o f M M Smith s Jr,I Hub-dlvla5:48 5:50 7:2.s individual newspapers c<* 11 meeting recently at Mt. Dora in our boy" nnd making one hundred per lon nccor.tliiK to the plat t hereof 30 AUG UST 10, U, 12— 6:50 iluly record.-,) in the public records 0:55 8:28 |*n<l incrcn I uscfuliu-ss Lake count). " fl‘ nu‘h them. I thank you for o f Sem inole . ‘.i.int v. f [0iridd. In I‘lot 31 Orlnndo at Daytona. 7:45 9:28 1 page »«, *<;. lieltiK *» part of ai an institution for the In the course o f his remark' Cap“ PPnrtunlty of presenting my, liook 1. at page Section Township V} South, Jacksonville ut Tampa. ' public^ welfare.’’ tain Cundy stated that the training cn" « to the generifl public through the I tnIIKe JO KllM: St. Petersburg at Lakeland. •* a p p e a rin g from the sworn lllll of O F F IC IA L .SCHEDULE ■m.'-t metropolitan news- a boy receives in the Scouts encours c°lumns o f your valued paper. I re- IC,,OU'Plaint . filed III thlr entiMO Unit .1 AU G U ST 14, 15. 16— I* Hellechussr Joieph Klneaan. j'nrn.' OF FLORIDA S TA TE l ‘ “ ■ anonymous crca- ages him to stand out boldlyfur the nudn c°rdlally yours, It I nraniotr. Janu s It I'lrieKnn nn.l 7 . Lakclnnd at Daytona. ............. i h.ar.l «>f outside of tnforcemen. o f the law, regardless o f AR TH U R CUNDY, I I lilt led ire r IrirKnb nre now .lecensr.l; LEAGUE FOR 1922. Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg. r.A ve u L ei nnttrramt •devisees, *,_?.! , l " ' n* n" ” ,,f l1'" others unknown bolts fb " . Mr. Yost said they whether any law is in accord with his„ Executive Central I . A el vl iuunm ............ . nml cl.ilrnlnit Tnmpn nt Orlando. •t i - t t . i acquainted with personal views or not; that if the Floridn Council under the s.iid j i. itellechasM. do- JUNE 19. 20. 21— • c«Mnrtl. Jovrpli Kin# i.’ iin. U ’ G U ST 17. I". 19— I rreaent generation o f men h.td rccciv-i ------------ -— -------James n. l*nr,imoro. .to, onR«’t|. |t Dnytof.n nt Lakeland. Dnyti no nt Orlnndo. Jacksonville nt Orlando. I0" “ ! I,u' " wo" Of- o'l training ns Scouts they would bo * "?!!,'.*'?.7T »f% xv ° J | ' *•« <•, Fi.M-gan: do j! ,V ! ....IV,*"* J Lnkclnnd nt Jacksonville. k 'ori April 25 nt n unit for till enforcement „f tli Vol ' , /.‘I'.,. I 11 a ri:n ^■t complalnsnt Uara thtra°ara other St. Petersburg at Tnmpn. Tnmpn at St. Petersburg. ( Unjustly Criticized hv M. Dora Correspond^ *', ....... Ileudlin rs in papers ask, “ Did Me- rity lots would fi njuy. , , , . --------- ’the Corinlrk H .v . .1, Monkt^a T * * •ne removal *»r F.nke county to Gainesville, Ocala. 'v" r,d " anliMptlc.* Too many thoughtGrafted?” \r r<. 8hou,d worr>' "bout without one rent of cost •o the ta x -, Leesburg, into and Seminole ....... ceminoie Orang.nnd Orange 'V"* " f ,he '•‘•monstrnted benefits of : ' " r," ,rk- Those aoclety folks will payers o f the state counties. sunshine ns a germicide, take it The section of this road in Putnam r h" w Kl,n'1" T.'l,'r- " '< comes, when their health nn.l _________ _ ^ rlt>’ of 'be people of Florida would county is fast nearing completion, 1 ®"'g might Ik- immensely helplike to see the state capital more The rock base is being spread and Paiaika was «? , , rf.W‘*ry " Por ? n‘ rnlIy ,fNa,®d- but It is doubtful If railed ami many miles are finished, radiation.” a ntka was seized by the sheriff.1Ihey would lie willing to pay n million Rad ... .. St. Petersburg, r Ioridn, attained "•retches in Clay nnd Duval They should not seize any breweries or two dollars to see It Under the county are being repaired. If the hear Pnlntkn or any other seaport. Dodson plnn there would he no contract for the North End Road i. we need thos American breweries rmm of ,h», m y chri.l.nnl „ o f ,h , people poyinp lei In July. „ e .p liw T .IH ‘ o iUnply the ships With beer. thing. ------------------- ------"P a p e r nw-uy „ n days when the orestation o f the state'and n..t ii. i t - . .» ,tbcn 8,,,‘ e ".ad numl*er three . *o.. Rut tho desire of half n dozen cities should ’ * *he passable hy December nnd •he pro­ Have you read the want ads today? W ith nil thin rontruvversy about ;™ jj" •!>•"• '-fo r.' .t o ,, vcn.lon „„d " ' •<• secure the location o f the state it will then he of woods booze on ships there will either bo • he main enlrjfor , !! * 1 1 ,1 8 " ne ' bas grown wonderburning forest fires ih o « , 7 capital will doubtless defeat nil ef­ Let Hilly Hoffmnn tell you about | • reaction for light wines and In ers or motorists into the state nnd in the ,ul,y " nd ,h‘‘ P«»Pl« hoJoy life there, hngitnt o f the game may he nres " forts at removal, for none of the citRadio; it don't cost anything. 6<!-6te the lid Will he dumped on so tight that >«ars to come its Importance will inrno.rf « f the nhund- and the young enabled to thrive 5 ics that think they have a chance will creased led utend act, and not c a relessly wink .t , a ^ “ Sn" ns the main nri..r» ».„•____ n,'cc of sunshine. |o muItjp',y rnar,l,rt to thrive nnd the main nrtery between not even the bootleggers in Seminole endorse the Dodson plan.” ». < f tin( hirngo Tribits violation ns it wimld sc -m mnr.y •prononals wljt Vv rrc^tV d^hy't'h e Iloi'rd NOW ' TH Kl't t’ F.)Tt!;. nny nn.l nil ■ Try a Herald Want Ad today. lamp* and Jacksonville and it will county wili bo allowed to operate and 1. <» »l» of lht» Xvw York nre dninc. of .s^rnlnolc Iwivlnir «»r clnlmitu; nny right. ■ have the greatest amount of traffic thnt will b? clamping it on tight. < I! la.tini. t .u r-u- ’ t i ... , ‘ ViV >• *' •” !. V t’etbro ttir ex- title or Interest tn nn.l to the Inmls ■ M Dmnis I.f the ChiThe Mt. Dora correspondent of the ,* ,,f ,.h,r, >' daka from t»..* first herein above .inscribe,! under John l» ! LAW ENFORCEMENT. " f any rand in the state.- DoLnnd Now*. "" «*•« s t R u n ., u i . .............. th, * s t t w. s s s : •. w s s .... r“ a : : i s Vtnr.l may spend the summer in jail Sheriff Spencer, of Hillsborough f i . r r o , „ „ r.ninrk. O m i y I , . ........J o f e W j r S s . U t g L V V X - j i S ' . ’. 4 W 5 S .5 R C S i t IS S S t i — O' _ awaiting trial while the Inwyers rock j county shoulil have known Iwtter • imu -M ir, Eric C. it appear that he was in favor of the J, “ r, i .r. ,,1B t'urcha.. of lioo.ooooo, otherwise. nn,t nit parties claiming >n a CUTTING than OUT DEAD WOOD IN . to have made an effort to .. cnbackward und forward in their legal th, I’lni, ml ii i ,i _. , . . o n , . • omliiole ' ouijly. Florid,, s per ro m Interest In the properly to which r e lie f ■ l I Inin-Deal- moderate use o f liquor, whereas tap- tfnprovam.nl llon.ls Hni.l bonds he.ir I" ■ought, nre hereby required to lie nn.l® THE COLLEGES. ; chairs and rake in a little more of the force all the laws in thnt county. 1- Miller f the Detroit tain C u n d v i . ,. Court ........ . . . . . . i .. ®r.c" 1 rule o f six |.er centum ap p ear befo re our s.iid court ut the f the Detroit tain Cundy is a total abstainer and l|,ii i - o ................ In Knnford. Florida, on " r® *u bo tinted July 1st. It is true that many good citizens Ward millions. It will not hurt the , 11 S ^ ost o f the St. ardent ndvocatc o f prohibition. 13... Interest pny.’.hls scnil-nnnuiifly on th * 4th day o f Hrptrrnh*r. A. I». |02 Jt Universities „ n,| colleges nil ovo, 1st. nn.» Jul y 1st. of each >e«r. nnd then nml there tnnka a nsw er to the young man to stay in j«|| awhile and are loud in their demands for law en­ n ■ rnt. "Ourr,” said Such a scurrilous remark ns this January both principal r. id Interest pay a l i e nt I 'll o f Complnlnt exhibited i.K.ilnM snld be may learn several valuable les­ forcement, hut moat of these good cit­ the country nre over-crowd(>d with * great and honorable correspondent has made is totally un­ New \ o rk . In ll.e State o f N ew York unknown par ties, otherwise « liccreo t*rp Confrseo w ill he entered nunlmit sons. izens only mean the enforcement of "tmlcnts and short o f Instructors. tinnneS each nnd of. nil u.,.p of«®nBmlnatli»n curiously, U is the warranted nnd a slander on a mnn «r ^ of 11.01)0.00 said hoods paid unknown parties. I. L" ."C'Gce.l thnt till* notice he pub­ The condition Is one that in many in­ I95S. Said bonds such Inws that do not interfere with Hn‘ pr-ft-dun not nation- who is doing n noble work in hehnlf o mature on July |„t. to In the Hanford llernld, n n ew s­ 1)0 H0..1 ■uli/fftlished to th* npprnvIriK l tiltze no machinery, no lands or fnctoricM in paper published la Hernlnolo County, Folks down ut Orlando arc inter- their individual pleasures and liltor- stances is so serious ns to interfere i ° " 5 ,?• Thomson, obtains* The existence nnd of the Hoy Scouts. total non r lorlda. once a week for tw e lv e ( i f ) their life's work. ?? i b” 1 ,, " ? r,,,.of ('ou"*y Commissioner, with the successful prosecution of cntc.l in n cold storage plant and meat ties. f Seminole , nunty. Florid n A l l hid- w eeks ns in the unknown parlies de­ the National Editor­ In its issue o f June J.r,th, the Kustis omust fendant. lie II cco in Inin led by II c e r tlflr d We are a nation ..f law-breakers the work o f education. Without •lisparking plant. It would Im „ K,tod ’ »a « re, ngnized,. it was cheek fo r ono f -— and *•"» .i a i i lf i i'»i e iii ... Luke Region says: o n e -i h |>er tcent Witness my hand nnd the seal o f Their equipment is menial training and nkill, the a.nount o f the hand, to h . sold ' t h e e.t Id * I rou 11 Court on this 3rd day thing for Orlando hut a much bettor and will continue ns such until we cussing the muse* which have oper­ 1 O iurlc the larger city ’’Cnpt. Arthur Cundy, Central Flor Tne C ou n ty C om m ls-lon or* „ ( Seminole o f Jiinr. —miantfea which they cannot pass on to |) 1922. have loss law and sane laws. ated to produce this unprecedented I County. . . . ,tho rlgtit thing for Sanford—right in the heart " ' _______t e Ioridn, ___. renerve (H E A L) E A. HOtJOLAHH. their dependents. , s n y nnd nil bids T h e tiropoan Clerk o f the Circuit Court. I Rut the legislative mills keep nixh o f young men and women to Of the rattle industry, where there ..... w ..... *"r ror.J*«roh... ,M of .nid ho mis shuul du“ °" adopted at the M. E. clturrh on Frhlny nlnhl, . . ' ‘ f . o l r f Many oE o n cE ti iiK ifn itio ?1* Coun,,r Fl" are hog* nml sheep, fruits nnd vege- grinding out new laws by the thous- take advantage of higher education my professional |K*ople have found in the N-* 1.>rk declares that very interesting nnd many parents CommlsslonBra o f P e m ln o l. Solicitor and Counsel for County, snv amis nml few „ f the objectionable laws ‘ bas brought about certain prob-’ galore, better transportation, river " ‘ Hanford. F l o r i d . . f t ir|••>.,. ,,f tItiix society w’ere out to hear him. There was a *■ to inifH department of the Peoples Hank of Complainant. ii " t T N G S H my hand a . Clerk o f the June ft-IS -D -rs ; July . • t . i o - t ; . : t . n ; rates, rntlmnd*. etc. Sanford is one are repcalrd-thcy are simply Ignor- •ms 'hat the trustees nn.l fam ilies. hnnforri a means to lay aside a snug sum A uk 7-11-2I-2B * m it" memliers one pnr, ° f County Com m issio ners of fine class of hoys who listened with e b i n H h n 1,1« Heo o Ww n t hse h o r stehse> tH h ei Hbe, ra r e o f of these Institutions nr,. nt wit*, end •»f tht* flneit lorntion* Ir f 0T etl. each year, and with on orp<t<|nnni mn.V.t«{n)*n| |j|. -«*r f UK. «-miee,.,. „ f rdltoiU Ut- t tfcirr.o«» Mini enjoyed the training ^ e m l n o l . County. F lo rid a, and the s — t A hen H comes to law, the person to solve. j u y a A. D "V*31°" U,U tho ^<n,, dl,>' ’ f “ b,F l'a,'king plant and Sanford will Iriendly advice from our officers, to invest it Second sheets. 8^x11, only ' hit t„ 1m* tie instrument he gave. Rut the Captain spoiled all (H E A L ) R A. DOUOLA88. Heretofore the colleges ,.f the get one soon. wisely. who gasoline, oil, , |g„r8, tobacco r»0c per 1.000. while they Inst, nt Cle rk o f the Hoard o f County * U l1 group or interest, the good by telling the boys thnt ns : . ' i t r ' r , " ii" “ , c , v “ i. ^ Commissioners. Femln ol* Herald office. and <ool drinks on Sunday has broken country hnvc beett. so to speak, 'In tf to reward nnd the temperance law was passed they . , , Florida. \Vo invite tin* savings accounts of physic­ Rumor h n s.lt that Sanford will a aw just the same ns the mnn who th'- market" for students, nn.l there t® punish." must obey hut a moderate use was all sells whiskey. ians lawyers, teachers, minisetrs. and other ha* been ever n sharp rivalry in the nave a new theatre soon and it will w‘«- l" this call was reprofessional neon c. The same is trim of the mnn who methods used to nttrnct them Now <r th ■•• imlty of inter- right, the way they do in England. Notice of Sale of $323,000.00, 6 per be one o f which Sanford can well < nptnin Cunday will have the organ- . ernt Improvement Ronds of the Del proud. Sanford has waited for breaks the »|teed limit, or drives a •he problem is t„ limit the number T»th> expressed by the izing o f several hundred hoys in the City of Sanford, Florida, of an Is­ The vocational committee of the Rust car after dull, without three lights of students to the capacity of the these iiuprovemcntr "• I t portant six counties. C’nn we estimate the sue of Ronds In the Sum of $625.­ ness nnd Professional Women's Clul ■ to dim his light schools without doing Injury t<. those1 »•■■« it i'oo’ks . ' i k e 7 fails Y |tn the 1"untry, according damage such talk will have on boys’ 000.00 authorized nt nn Election requests nil young women d*slriny who aspire to higher things in the of blessings all „t once with „|| all our our1. ,...... ' 1’" ’P*...... M‘ " *K ■'•other car. or drives I‘e«tiles those newspa- “We ‘know youth is tho time o f suserpHeld in the City o f Sanford. Flor­ •mp'jjrnent to register at the Firsi new Iniildings and improvements and u " “ ,r " r ,n " 'k " " *•'«• streets of way of preparation for the duties of #Mp,| .,t tile New York tihilitics. Such i.lcns drilled into .s an.t t \\ouchuln the rout-out ..... . ida, on May 17th. 1922. life. The device most o fte n ij . the mnny thing.-, thi; .Vll) in.. needed National Rank. of cu opf lutiuii tIn-in may mean drendtui things in ; p»... The man who matches buffalo nhk- '•red has been the perfectly legitimate "o badly. All things come to those If! !..r> AGNES G. HERN HR, Chairman ,. 'f n,M,u‘ forty oth- the future. Will the six counties nc»•!» fot a cool drink is violating the ,,m; o f rnising standards of admission who wait and it ha Notice is hereby given thnt scaled »t the meet- cept this Insult to the Voleteed net ns proposals will ho received by C. E. waiting game nert*. Hut now—what " much ns the poker play­ and showing greater aterness in re­ ' ‘ J f ionl with the the people o f ML Dora have? We Henry, S. O. Chnsc nnd Forrest Lake er with the sky for a limit. quirements of performance after ad­ a difference nnd what a change nnd ' " " " f ,h'' raganiza- hope so." Children .... tho streets after nine mission. hut this may be pushed to ns the City Commlbsion of tho City what progress nil in a f.-u- months. i ■irnetl up n ' In commenting on this article Mr. of Sanford, Florida, and as E x-offi­ o clock at night unaccompunieil by •be limits of Injustice both to k; m the •f it. CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 Cornelius Christinncy, president of cio Bond Trustees of the City o f San­ students and to th R'ginnig July first the railroads thnr |mrrnt* nrt* lnw !»mikt*n«. preparatory the Central Florida Council of Roy ford, Florida, in connection with the The man who keeps „ hog within schools. will slice off thirty million front their I E " MININGS Southbounc. the corporate limits ..f town is « |„w *XT OUT HV Ktiftztz a i i Scout8> tbn‘ ‘ he Roy Scouts in issue o f bonds in the sum of $025,. pay rail, This amount o f money will However, many of the colleges Arrive Departs V 0 ,n .e ,n lo P 0 S e ° f a , ’.y a , ‘ v e r t i s o m e n t i s to e x c ite - A im lircaker. ‘ ^ the six counties referred to will ac­ ft00, authorized nt nn election held in No. 83 would he better for cutting out the come from the working class or the \ .... 2:30 a.m. 2:40 a.m. cept nothing short o f nn apology the City of Sanford, Florida, on tho No, ' .... ,,” '>1 I’ rr..) Though you were forty miles uwny dead wood. There are ninny te l v , ' ;,R a m y o u r ‘ h te r e s t, a r o u s e y o u r d e s ir e ; to men who cannot afford to lose it when 8:40 n.m. stuJuni* 10. Instruc....... from...... the correspondent nnd the Eus- 17th day o f May A. D. 1922, on or No. it Is mostly in need. It will „ f in. from home the ntan who would- .... sell d,'nt". or inure prn|>erly matriculates 69 rt 2:55 p jn . 3:20 p.m. jjr d rr°dy to dis. tis laike Region. o i r m e t ' ! in > r y ° U d o n , t k n o w : t o r e m i n d y o u o f before the expiration o f thirty days No. 85 terest to watch developments and see >ou a tuv or do a few minutes work wbo orc in college either against their 6:55 p.m. 7:10 p.ni. ■ * ’ "-'ruing.," was the He further snys: " I f I wanted n from the first publication o f this no­ how much the freight rate - 1 your auto would 1. „ , . w ,,ri.nk, r. own preference or who J S t ' l ! i*s are re®me frankly Really would like to know just how to "hnv. Tvi t,, ii '"1* *’ u . tb<J ^oir nnd J ""' "l'inion o f nny man I tice, nnd up to nnd until six o’clock .c a go,m« time" and merely to Northbound Tar the majority of the citizens would study enough to "get hy" in order to fi vj (j.j,. '* " f South |would trust a 14 or 16 year old hoy P. M. of the 22nd day o f Juno A. D. Arrive Departs W IGHT nROS. f, r , . Iv* s' ntions in for his opinion, and the boys who have 1922, at the City Hall, In the City of No. like to see law enforcement.— VVnu- continue an existence of pleasure nnd GARAGE----------------------------------SANFORD, FLA. 82 -... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. chullu Advocate. '* w‘*8 ■described the purchase of *el Indulgence. They arc wasting 84 . "n, n,, '' Tlrinti Ll t • conic in contact with Arthur Cundy I Sanfoid,' Florida, • » •for• ••■ *» I' m#v hiipv U | No. 11:45 n.m. 12:05 p.m. " hich i8 " “ V ,ha‘ i" « REGULAR MAN, $325,000.00 o f an issue of bond* of No. re r own time ns well ns that of 80 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. T in" "urriennes nre a nml they look up to him ns I would |the City of Sanford, Floridn, In the THE NORTH END ROAD their teacher* nnd can bo eliminated No. 28 .....10:00 p.m. ' “•Pplng in th,., .nj,j , e wnt®ra like my boys to look up to and respect sum ot $025,000.00, authorized nt- nn While present Indications nre that With profit troth to themselves and JOHN GOVE, Proprietor to their alma mater. urii \ " m dun<<' ‘ ° No- me. Arthur Cundy was Detected for election held in the City o f Sanford, .Trilb y Rranrh * Road Department at its T , n. .. Snp,cmbcr ‘ bi* work. " f t >*y council, hut hy Florida, on the 17th day o f May A. Arrive quarterly meeting in July will at Inst theEvery facility should be offered to Departs t) ful.,i,ri in ‘ *rnes-” the headquarters of the Roy Scouts D. 1922. Said bonds to bear inter­ xNo. 100 _____ i young mnn or woman who is >018 West First Stnot let the contracts for the it) m|le 7:00 ajn. "e re snid by o f America, nnd n mnn must pass the est at the rate o f six per centum per xNo. 24 .... . fetal stretch known I,ere as the North earnestly pursuing a course of study 3:25 p.m. to have lieen made most careful investigation before h? annum, nnd nre to he dated July 1st, «■» the upbuilding of character and xNo. 158 .... . l r .-it A CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A IT S YOU 7:80 a.m. m i , ,°J ! ho St' John'8 ^ n l c H l' TmtT b,,rric^‘ nt, i8 "Mowed to represent them." 1P22; interest payable semi-annually No. 22 ........ lighway, it behooves every citizen IH.pnrntion for the serious business 7:00 p.m. i . , ’-. rnine«i meteorThe letter written the Kustis Ijike on July 1st nnd January 1st of Courtesy und Prompt Scrund every organization in this county ° f 1 " • N’" ■u«’b fncilities should Ihi ' pku r'l in charge o f Region by Captain Cundy follow-, nnd each yenr, both principal and Inter­ v!cc Our Motlo Lreahurg Branch to bend every effort towards assur- T im!s ° n tlU undf"®rv,ng-—Tampa Brownsville, Texas, and it is a manly reply: est payable nt New York, in the Arrive 'g te letting of the contracts. The Departs •„i n,,ridoAn ouBvrvcr obsen-cr . •— "Tavares, Florida, State of New York; naid bonds being xNo. 1678:66 p.m. . "uhmlttod VV,dries,h, h> rr’ d nt Rurwood, La., "June 16, 1922. of tho denomination of $1,000.00 each T ,,K VALUE OF SUNSHINE. No. 21 ........... 2:60 p.m. * " • ..................r t h r ^ t ^ n ^ Photirs IS?- 19f i t, ,*nP ®pa*°n, nnd u Editor o f Eustis Ijig e Region, nnd nre to he bonds o f said Issue xNo. 101— .— 6:60 p.m. la stations will he "Kustis, Florida. Probably thousand* living in Fierinumbered from 301 to 625; all of xNo. 26 ...;.... 1:30 p.m. Ry the completion of the North da at this season of the yrar H i * \0rVntion8 ,n the "Dear Sir:* said bonds aggregating the said sum No. 22 .... 7:00 p.m. f ' 1" " " • through north and south [. aid on the const of Inasmuch ns any public speaker o f $.125,000.00 to mature on July 1st •S3u‘h America. hl,h* v s t t hen taken in • ,nPcment it..... "* Co °I>- hnH tv 01,1 *h® gauntlet o f some well 1952; said bonds to be sold subject to Oviedo Branch was8 onnouncnnnouac- intentloned hut nnrrow narrow- citizen citizen placing, nlarint? the tho approving nnnmvinrr opinion mil, in- o f t.i_ 1 m •I it w“ inten'ioned hut John n C. "N o. 120.... — 7:45 p.m. obtaining different construction on on ms his rere- Thomson, obtaired by hy the the City City ComCom- xNo. 127— .... ta f ror_« r' e , for .......... •«nimg •n • m iiviviii coiisiruciion i nomson, ontaircd 3-49 p.m. European Plan u >a and Mexico, marks than those intended to convey, mission of the City of Sanford, FlorComer Building » — n "lly, except Sunday. Open all the year - -* a-* J *.!. - . i j _ prv rrutm Professional Men and Women Here Come the Elephants!” um/oal’lv membrn h0-V yoU Used t0 be on the job bright thr!Me.! J th?r ^ parade? Remember how you nh■ints li-i ■■"i •l° nS’ .tlgpl s' an<* ‘ *10 big. lumbering eleoanns, the antics of the '■!“ *“ « »h„ .,mi. in.ho frftTinFa-iirav v s ; and i eal show—the big performance in the tent of an l-!th'.,eHnlii!eiit U!Gn' but you we, e getting a lot out Employment Bureau Perl,aps you don’t realize it now, but other advertise- | The Peonies Bank of Sanford m.w, v-.h. l .as, attractlve- Just as interesting and far limns of this tl! bpaper. ® y0U< Parade dail-v before you in the columnsof 1 need hem r 1 eakors ° f evel> th'nff >’ou want or ■n t S| ,a you °''e you their most attractive 1 cs< 11 ls tru,v jrreatest show on earth ” The - ’ 1 " h'" V 7 . h,ave f,,l - ottel>; to convince you o f somellung over which you have been hesitating. • GROCERIES 8 FRUITS ■ AND VEGETABLES DFANF TURNER : TRAIN SCHEDULE BE SURE AND SEE THE PACKARD SINGLE SIX STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN JUAN GARAGE COMPANY A. C. FORT, Aj?ent m- -mother1 1 " UT C ° f ‘an a(lvert'senient •is. in one way oi .mother, to make you happier. SANFORD & Read the advertisements and see if that isn’t so? MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS W„, pin. sti“ [CTERY W0RK A a r a c u m s �\: r r \ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1922 SANFORD DAILY HERALD ^ducocl in ordcr to help along with the AG REE ON P L A N FOR AD­ I ask thnt you make this correction W ill O r g a n i z e The game hog has been r> JU STM E NT M EXICAN with ly and directly upon all here in May sibility of having too much o f a good for years and years and refutation regarding an editorial Body to . V r f i : A ,rarmr.TuV.7,, ',w "• tcrr*1 t0 no‘ " 1,1,0 tb» ‘ the railroad* wilfully bt‘ . T0 9Top co,,n," No at N,,iHT »*MmmmmlU A**., Hanford. T'u. won’t jjive any moro than they can and June and July. Sunshine is to A FELLER IN TWtS TOWH thing Florida ia to be congratulated wantonly going forth’ .nd N E W YORK, June 1 7 .-A plan for. appearing in your paper under date of half per cent. , f the amount o f the Their Interests A ‘ ummer bronchial cough keeps lj>n\t,’na ■* T * m,p** , be expected, and tho shady side has DROVE m« O R OM !3CCOUD SPEED] adjusting the entire external debt of June 15th under heading o f Mt. Dora that her sunshine is temcred some­ ing to kill with no regard* for^ bonj. to b . .Old, Tho „ l d C. E. tSi* .ufToror but othrr mom* M. t’ctrroburR flt* (trtond!.. tho preference when it comes to the ntll they are forced to do ao. PER A. VAJCCK ftCPORS u « LSI future, wtih an Insatiably ,n World That H a s ' the Mexican government, the national News, in which it is made to appear I’ tnuaiiicjiH casual walker or someone who is un­ what, and unlike that of the tropics, Ilut you will aee them every time, just •rttES VJJT. SSCW K TMIVXi id) " « 7 a-C h..o and F o m ., U k , . ! { £ the biggest hair even cf TM" Kind railways debt of thnt country nnd ccr- thnt I am attempting to instill into J. IIOLLV___ though J J accustomed to the lined mys iu the whitl, foi'tidu physical exertion at and ........ .....Kditor *kc standard Oil, only Kockefellcr U ! . « thCity Cnmmli.ton f Sinfotd, o v titr Li7 rp° ” 1 ' D iy t-n . St. P .t.n b o ., "HIGH SPEED!" AM* I MESBEEU m' naa c» our boys that they can , f. ..... , c . cMtt.x. ' 1 — "lord, 0 writes. 5* l i l i . a nil tain so-called internal debts h.-l.l being killed he would thro* » m . t . r i - 1 > M . . „ , makes „ rn,„Ct rc(ruUt,nfr the frrjjfht w ._ : u*. . .onsider it my duly tu Orlando summer. The sun is not unkind—not near midday. Here we need exercise M. A. XKGI....._ ... th* .1 U r» » « l *laaaa»r | Ruuum' m s W itness ou « lovj " largely o f Mexico,______ was agreed game away. Lakes and . tr i a l * _____ outside _______________ g rJ d ! * nore the v °l*tcud act if they use Trustees of t h i8^ . . Fx' 0/f,c‘ ° J°nd w.rite _ nnd tell tho results of Foley’s ! C. L III W I N _____ < Im itation Xlanaarr T .m I . ! / S m truly vicious, however, even in mid­ only the most reasonable caution and rate* according to the way the solarf o r h e ^ r s , d o t v eu cw m * feJIs June 19-The new Pkoae I4N up to Oioo l». M. been seined and in recent Prv„ T * upon yesterday by the international " 1 U , 7 n,«J cr* ‘ »on. A s a matter of Florida, reserve the'rieht* * , * " * 2 5 H®"** — ....................... and Tar. which 1 used for my Jt ^ V s ^ L Y 1 summer here, for sunstroko is prac­ may enjoy tho sunshine with littlo if* of their employes are changed. In j YUKT U £ KIWI TVAROVU rt- IUN u Gh I L7 Society of Newspaper Kdi- committee of hankers of Mexico and patches we find that they h-., hnvi.rvK ,,con l,orn abroad I have nny nn(1 a], boy who had been suffering from a A S x r r t l . l a * l u t r e M ade K n o w n on tically unknown; hut it is A d m itted ly fear during the summer and fairly other words, the employe* of the launched by din-ct- Adolfo de la Huerta, finance .............. dynamited to fill the i L * * bm a d v e r t i s i n ' id -m is ______ Application minister witnv^ 1 misery from the curse b^addrossUd 'to §C F^H on’* ,’r" nchial cough^for 7*1^ 8 "week^FoN Tnmpa “ * Daytona* uncomfortable for Indoor workers and revel In it during many months that rond* aro tho ones that pay the bills Lakeland at Orlando. PURVJEMOtt CF PUBLICITY 1 of more than fifty of the 0f the republic below the Rio Grande. K.mc ho,, tloiv Ion, c n T h " £ arc called fall, winter nnd spring in they are apt to grumble somewhat Z ' r z han,th<nUthor ° f thi" °‘,i- rh a*p nndForrest ^ ' ! ake a.^ h e C i^ ? ’• Honcy " " J Tar has done him wonboth for themselves, the rnllrond* and Ono Hv £ y lv,toH St. at Jacksonville. A few more years and game ot thc c<|untp ’ j" The agreement which is subject to torial, or 1 will even snyany one who Commission of L nfo,5 'p i ! , C ‘ 5 ,,erfuI K00’1* «nd I shnll always reemn ,. vPctcrsbnrg i Blm Muntha during the long days. Thoso whose the calendars.— Times-Union. the consumer generally. What else for a national ortfani- the approval of President Ohregon, llo li.r r r d la Clip bp Carrier may rend these lines, nnd I rejoice in ns Ex-Officio H„n,| T r o s ^ c ^ " * mcn<l l t 800th* and hpa'»- Sold u, „ ■* '< k i s a occupations require them spending nil rnn you expect then but unrest strike St. Petersburg at Daytona. , tir executive editors of met­ covers securities with a face vnlue ex­ the fact that our hoys nnd girls now c ity „ f 1 n T ™"tees o f the evcrywhere.-Adv. nnd ^ l°ri<Ia »• wony ^ A STEP FORWARD • or Connecticut . , . or part o f the day in the sun are rumblings nnd disorder nil over the Lakeland at Tampa. ' ^wfpsperb, according to an ceeding 1500.000.000 in gold, on which coming op into life will never know S o H d . ‘ " ; coa*e t0 «»e ‘ hat paradise „ f thk , healthy, however, and it is the people country when n general wnge reduc­ Herald wnnt ads get result*. Orlnndo at Jacksonvilla. « . of it* pun*0**1* it!l the interest in arrears approximates 'A" ,a*U* nor its harmful influences. W lT V P gQ ..... I-ast night in the city o f Orlando ters. and . . fishers that bring, to £ who live with hut littlo sunshine thnt tion is ordered nnd living expenses our hands ns the City JU LY 6, 7, ft— ^fsiptr S. Yost, of the St. J200,000,000. •'«>' remnrks Wcrc intended to convey Commission* of s ***** Ban, » r rail* la pollllra. »,r are to lie pitied. there gathered together our one ui of the ntc Cach | W- " tCr, 1th° , u»*"'rfs auds upon th^n,_ keep right on. It is something that Fear, alwapa la adranre. " Sanford, Fioridn, nnd Orlando at Daytona. I.OW TIDES ON TH E nBACH ^.Democrat. Under the agreement cash lu m m i. th ” thouKht. thnt while in England . . p . n ttt.t. jj(] ,,,oodpd American*, The Pittsburgh Dispatch, talking of finost aggregations of real red-bloodwill not work out nnd in n short time Hond Trustees of the Jacksonville at Tamja. m k m i i k i i T in : AN<tof;iATi:i> rtiicna London and its lark of sunlight; the erf Americans ever assembled In one - - forcs,» ht ° t th, will force the issue thnt has been exSt. Petersburg at Lakeland. Forenoon nnd nfternoon tides occur oaher day, said: meeting in the fair state of Florida. I'!.” ! ' *!? *!*?.fU!.Uro an.d who ^ n T y ^ peeled for some time.— Lakeland at approximately thc same hour nnd J U L Y 10. U , 12— MA committee of scientists is in Tho>r wcro rpal men. manly men, men ' !° that ."'bipb We have o. “ ° ®V^rT iV tcre<?'‘ *<» '»> thi. pipS? Star. minute: Lakeland at Daytona. ,h* lo««l n" w" tiubnafii heroin.'— --pubflafiail session at London to ascertain and ad- ■who ,iv® next to nature, men who JO>*a w«o wish to prcicrve to Date Jacksonville nt Tanipa. June July Aug. g l i ^ . S S S .*®*®1 r**Puhllcallon o f special vise the government as to the effect ,ovp to commune with the great out- {j*, , ty ‘ ,ea* Plc«u res nr)(i ^ NO COST FOR C A P IT A L Olapalchea herein are also reserve! 1 St. Petersburg at Ukeland. 7:04 7:19 8:53 of sunlight in health and disease. Tho rf00" - who ‘ ramp the woods or row ■ ,,rou» ht thpm together lait n:f ht o REMOVAL. JU LY 13, 14. 15— 7:40 OffWe. HEIIA LI) m iin iN t ; . !•).„,,, 8:17 9:50 inquir>- was stimulate,i by the fact thr "*™»m. getting closer to nature i" “ co,n,,,ori c»u *p which willV. 3 Daytona nt Orlando, 8:39 9:15 10:47 T he majority of the people want that 1921, one of the sunniest years nn,i out of nature nnd all the man- • , hop*' o f evprlasting b!esSanford, Florida, and ns 4 lakeland at Jacksonville. 9:38 10:12 11:43 cnpitnl removal while only n few i irtion. nnd the receipts for the coupons will whether we, as individuals or England has ever had, showed the blessings that she afford*. ' ing.t to the stato. Ex-Officio Dond Trustees 5 Tnmpa at Lakeland. 10:35 11:05 12:35 want state division. Cnpitnl remov­ nasalize newspaper ideals; to |,e amortized without interest over a groups liked it or not, it was a law lowe-it death rate on record. 12.1 per N'o insipid lounge lizards grnred Gc°* f * Stono' who wa» Grout wenthcr even if warm. of the City of Sanford. JU LY 20. 21. 22— 6 11:20 12:02 1:28 al « * « y while state division would of newspaper conduct, period o f time, this arrangement in T "'1 n* " Uch mu#l ,H‘ obcycd- and I thousand of population. A chart show- ‘ W* gathering, no Willie Mamma’s i'rc* , nt , tho lA‘n^ e . was th* Florida. 1 Jacksonville at Daytona. 11:21 12:55 2:08 • ihnve to lie fought for mnny years 4*11 not affect that Individual effect, being o part o f the hack inter- r f i0VC ! hnt ,,y thp tr«>ning in the Attest: ing the Inst three months of tho year P**1®- only real men, men who can •° U» j , , th° f,r,,t Wild ,*'f- U a n , CMAOUt Orlando at Tnmpa. 8 1:14 ife tling ready for that summer trip **ith in the state nnd In Wnshlngton 1:43 higher ideals thnt pertain to one hun­ 2:48 toff tkst i* essential to news- C8t. 4Lun«pg 1921 and the first four of the year rns* "ml shoot and if needs be cuss nnd th® Longue couldhsr, L. R. PHILIPS, o Lakeland nt St. Petersburg. 2:02 2.27 or staying at homo? nnd state division would Ik- expensive 3:26 dred per cent citizenship ns taught Isweslitr. but which may The railways o f Mexico are to he . Ppr 11*22 strengthened this conclusion, gathered together to form an organn I" orP *in« r e and !oyiJ JU LY 21. 25. 26— Clerk of the City of San­ 10 • 2:50 3:11 4:02 ----------------------"b ile capital removal could he done through the Scout program, that the psTruU* emulation for news- returned to private management . .. fen‘ bcrod and ford. Florida. li Daytona at Lakeland. A Mwimminif |*>ol could bo nrrnn^cd without routine th e state n penny. H< r cities in the central part o f the As thc dark shadow rises—the lack of ixa“ on that would forever protect 3:32 3:50 4:40 pofrr«»; to promote the dig- promptly. The government will as- coming generation would see to it thnt 5-22,29 ; 6-5.12,19. sunshine— the death rate mounts, not from wilful slaughter nnd destine° f the " tatc t,lnn Ur. Stone, 12 Jacksonville nt Orlnndo. '4:15 on I-nke Monroe verj- easily with a The Daytona Gazette has the follow4:30 5:19 Lor.ur of our profession; to flUme by endorsement nil railway debt all our laws were faithfully obeyed state and will give motorists a route immediately but about two weeks lnt- *,nn ‘ bnt, which is to Fioridn her , , 1 cxtcnda congratulatiooi 13 St. Petersburg at Tampa. flowing well nnd all tho acresorlcs 4:58 5:11 ing about the Dodson plan: 6:02 nnd lived to. nnu And only by the i n ..to up u,. lo. n , rall , „ url. , r , , Blh JudlrlBl 3 its integrity nnd its rights, not already guaranteed by it. « r, hut with sufficient regularity us vpry life nr.d that which brings to *■’ ,h° on ita Iplcction cf Dr. between Jacksonville and Tnmpa 1 1 1 JU LY 27, 28. 29— 14 ■ ---------- o ---------5:44 5:45 ‘ W II. Dodson, editor o f the Titus""U r..r the ,,* 6:53 it from unjust attacks; to |n order to give time for full rc- training o f our youth in the AdolesI 15 Daytona at Tampa. 6:33 6:43 7:17 cent period would we finally nroduc ...... ‘ ethical principle* whose rccsumption o f all cash obligations, all --«.siuuiti io;iow it| 16 Jacksonville at U keland... . 7:14 citizens who wc 7:15 8:10 tad obwnance will contrib- classes o f hond holders nre to a g r e e ! C,tl*cn* who wou,d demand a firm # c it a t io n (worthy endeavors, to all of which th* 17 St. Petersburg nt Orlando. 8:02 8:05 . . , and rigid observn 0:0 lend It* »Jp. sinking ',n< F gid ob,* rvnnce o f thp«? laws. In " ^ v a h o u .r . Complainant I it public confidence which is to tem porary suspension o f sinking sheriff next time. ' ' Ht' .' M ,.,.." , Z all the main “ '"**•‘0 iprevention True it may t»i*. .tni,. « Tit . , loonti.on ,°.f ' h(r' p, connecta up * with ............ . wwhmuh and the hid "'wj ho that inni the mu game sfamc is! s i I oat * will. wholeheartedly , -----u» 18 conc|Usi0n j ^{nc, 10;0,*i JU LY 31— AUGUST 1. * _ 8:51 8 51 erely hope that none T ’” ' unknown iinrs. tlevlsees, arnni.ci, ap»M bc»t A w t; to promote fund rights, etc., duripg a five year , r , * , ^ # Paa y accessible and with "rierie* o f travel in the central part ■’“ mmatlon. ns much us possible, of protected by laws of the slate and P Hnd ‘ Hfluencc— Florida Po.t 19 Dn\*nnn nt St. Petersburg. 9:40 9:16 11:01 , of the good people with whom I have d,' . " i . T ' irjfctjr of <>ur labors through period, [ ',c,,itl° * ’ nnd that o’ the State. There aro four dlverg* ,hl’ ,,-"nd» n particular’— the fo g which ,hc P*umnge birds by an act o f con« --------- ------------That racket among the rnedicocs at 20 12:01 Orlando nt Lakeland. 10:28 itksncr of experience nnd j _________________ „f "n 10 p,aUed f° r ,hr ‘" ,r rnn',,, ronnecting to the East hnn« " likp * P « » over the city dur- > '«•«. but no law- is greater or hot u ®urf r?fcroncM? Tho» p hx St. Cloud in which Dr. U’im, nnd Dr. Itulhlnl I 21 10.57 Tnnipn nt Jacksonville. 11:16 ™ will wm S z fI stand in nny other t K V ' -«»••< 7 r•' ;',llutliitae Klneaan. rt«>11:32 will feel thnt «**■*«•. nion by whith common prohB o y S c o u t E x e c u tiv e <»-i ' r . f . .. .,,n5t .',y moan" o f I’alatka to Has,M k ' ,;prUln months. It is also proor stronger than the public sentiment Iln < J w ,tt— Quick S.rvj Chunn have different opinions sounds Th AUGUST 3. 4. 5— 12:06 ie light than thnt o f being four s.|iiare ')'■• ' H m- ' unVnown* holra d t v lim feditorial mnnagtment may be IT r i l n r i l t r I liki! a Chinu.su laundry ticket. 2 .1 2:42 Tampa a. Daytona. 12:54 1:17 I— a!! these are pur, to ^ J U S t i y t r i t i C I Z e d liV f° r n rigUi nnd unyielding obedience 24 3:3J lakeland nt Orlando. 1:40 2:07 rarniiiurr. iltt.a«ctl, Jumr* h kiiio kxhsn ore.miration as wc have M . I ) o r i l C o i T C S p o m i ’ t 10 tn‘ h “ "rf evpr>' » ‘ ntuto o f either Headlines in papers ask, “ Did J K.»n. ileceasnl, John l» llell.clinsae. 25 2:25 I *— 0 !’r‘ or*burg nt Jncksocvllla. 2 55 an direct its efforts, and -------I f ° dor*l, state or city obligation, nnd itecea.Fil, ami J I! nt IfiIkp KlocKun. Cormlck Have Glands o f Monk 26 5; ; 5 AUGUST 7. 8. 9— •lFiFa.nl. or nllierwlse. amt again.t 3:12 3:33 srrompli*hnient be of great Captain Arthur Cundy, Scout Kxe- *b<' ri'n>l,rks so misconstrued ami ntail parllun uliim mitiYrr clultnltu; any Grafted?” Wo should worry 27 4:01 6:12 !’ e‘ en,burg nt Daytona. lolerF.t In i Iif full,m in,; ,|...,t i i ,. ,| 1:10 rfiiluetoall of us ns memcutive o f the Central Florida Coun‘ r' bu‘ ed ‘ ° me were unfair nnd inconMcCormick. Those society folk v i•Ilunt.it... ...... ;;r"P;r<A lying ___ ami __ being 28 7[ jo ‘ urkeland at Tampa. 4:52 5:08 einlnolr ' ‘limity." Florida, to-wl't: fs high proh '»ion, of material ell c.f Hoy Scouts o f America, address" l‘ h my great work o f taking be monkeys whether they hnv -..,w Orlnndo nt Jacksonvilla. 29 .ot S ,if M M Smith's lr<l Kuli-illvla5:48 5:59 ta tfcc individual newspn,>ers ed a meeting recently zt Mt. Dora in our boy* nnd mnking one hundred per nr not. Ion ate..riling In the |ilat IliFienf 8;'^g AUGUST 10, 11, 12— 30 6:50 0:55 duly record, d In the nubile record* |xrvf. and im rcased usefulness Lake county, i cent men of them. I thank you for o f Sirnlii.il,. I'l.unty. Flurldif. In I’ lat Orlnmlo at Daytona. 31 7:45 government, who fled from 0:28 I.f I ok a part o f l*aIII 1bn tx M in . . I ---fnpltal moro lyrrtts* «n institution for the In the course of his remark* Cap °PP°rtiinlty of presenting my, Hook t at pagF e solar would nlso try to look after nnother Jacksonville at Tnmpa. kn N.ws says n brewery near centrally located, but it is doubtful If jw lls a IS. Township 1 » South. < union upon tho occupation of that railiation. rolled ami mnny miles are finished p sof pulili' welfare." ItangK I’nlntkn wns tain Cundy stated that the training 1,1,10 *° tbo K‘'nert^ public through the _ 30 Kii.i of Florida's blessings thnt is rapidly St. Petersburg at Lakeland. city by the forces o f Chen Chiuny O F F IC IA L SCHEDULE Tt, . . . .. "‘,i*',d l,y ,h,‘ ,hp>’ wn»ld 1^ willing t.. pay a million rfi;rr m"-t metropolitan news- a boy receives in the Scouts em our. col« mn!' Had stretches In Clay and Duvnl • * 1etcr.burg, Florida, attained passing away through wanton and Min w^. V ™ valued paper. I re- Comp"!.T,rrf^d,r.r,h | ,s* cVTsV I'hVt Jf AUGUST II, 15. 1 6 I , y ■t ? ....... ................... <wo ........ i j u *rt? ns nhoard o f one of the wsrter",h " OF FLORIDA. STATE IK llellichnssr Joseph Kltiegnn. Jntnea r» s> "anonymous crea- ages him to stand out boldly fur the ma,n cordially yours, county are being repaired. If the ,,m,‘ , , f fame because a newspaper wilful destruction, her forests Wise I shins whl • ir alatka or any other seaport. Dodson plnn there would I.nkeland nt Dnytona. 1 nrnmore. James II ntiegan anil J hlch shelled Canton Satunisy, he no contract for the North End Road is JU,n “ f ,hat t ,l>' christened it the ly these men embodied in their con sevs a H aMtm hianl of uutside of vnforcemen. of the law, regardless of ARTH UR CUNDY, lltll ledge Fln' g.m aro now dree.'ted LEAGUE FOR 1922. we need those American Jacksonville nt St. Petersburg. breweries question of the ,.enp|e paying anythat I ho Hum. - ..f tho unknown heirs.’ Hongkong dispatch. ‘ n supply the ships with beer. • t in July, ns it is expected it will *S" r",hi,,° ‘ ity “ nd "HVrc.1 to give the slltutlon a plank cnlline tnr ‘ ' t cffnrt, Mr. Yost said they v hether any law is in accord with his Executive Central devisees, grant., s nnd others claiming thing Tampn nt Orlnndo. be .then state road number three " * * away on .lays when the orestatlon o f the rtate^nnlT tht' o i l r»t letter acquainted with personal views or not; that if the Fioridn Council. 1,1", J D Hriiiehnsse. dr" JUNE 19. 20. 21— —--------- --------MIGUST 17. 18. 19— I ' . • f.ihfii JosFpli l-lriFKan. iIdcfaufiI. Hut the desire o f half a dozen cities Have you read the want ads todsy? n,,‘ *binc before press Dme. vrntion nnd elimination of w l l , Daytona nt luikclnnd. ”• | re*tnt generation o f men hail rocciv-i ‘ -------" Paramure. deceased, Janies it With all this controversy about to secure the location of the state should be passable by December nnd Dayti nn nt Orlnndo. ■ i .. , .. . .. i M m i n i i f . i i f .... ........... . . . „ elneirnn, der.ji.d. and S lint ledge booze „ „ ahip, lh „ rc wj|| #Uh|fr ||f| '« will then be the main entry for 1h‘ Nunshlno City has grown wonder- burning forest fires so thnt natural n f ih. M.ciety was cf- cd training ns Scouts they would be n ' N®T ,rB op *»F sioo .imi,. hi hi ..i i - , Hrteaan. dot med. ate iinUnun n: an.I Jacksonville nt Orlando. • i ..ihki hmmi I.nkelnntl nt Jacksonville. capital will doubtless defeat nil e f­ Let Hilly HofTmnn tell you about that eomnlalnnnt fears thcro a r o 'other St. Petersburg at Tnmpa. f x - Vork April 25 at a unit for the enforcement of lie Vo|. a reaction for light wines and beers or forts at removal, for none o f the cit­ -notorists into the state and ,n the U,,y and thp P ~ P l* nojoy life there, hagitat of the game may Tnmpa nt St. Petefsburg. parties who have or claim to hav* snroo Radio; It don’t cost anything. 6<i-6t< " ' U “ ,n" ro ,H,‘ nusc o f the ahund- and• the • young enabled yto thrive Proservod .right, title or Interest In Ihe Inn.Is farnpun-e to n call issued by ' vtead act, and not carelessly wink nt thu Md will he clumped on so tight thnt ies that think they have a chance will years to come its importance will innnd N otice Is hereby given that seate.t hereinabove .1. .•rlln-.l ocreased as the main artery between " nrP ° f Mln*hlne. 15 Ikd. of the Chicago Trib- it* violation as it wuold seem mnr.y proposals• will I to multiply. not even the IwotleRgcrs in Seminole endorse the Dodson plan." he recclve.l by HOW nm! all tie hymthe tho llo.ir.l noard 1111.1t1.nm1:. ............. Sa*win 1ntntnisMuncr* ... irereivetl ^.i .. . A tin el Iwa ftImvlm..TIIEH a I.. ..KFO . _ liU i ,. nny any nr County 1 nf ,, Hernlnole l**ftlea nr rlalnilna right.1 Tampa and Jacksonville and it will ’ ' ' '■ tin- New York ore doing. county will he allowed to operate and o r. l. . y. » ■ on nr I.Ffore the exJHI«i or lnlrrr«t In nn.l to llio Inn.l* bnve the greatest amount of traffic that will be clamping it on tight. I" : f the ChiTile Mt. Dora correspondent o f the .'.'IWi —9 , Dorn IhiTflrst ('erein nt».\. tlcrcrlhetl under John I). LAW ENFORCEMENT. I.•fen*.-tl. .In*e|*h F in e ­ ' " f an>’ r""'* ‘ n the state.- DeLand • *»■*•t of the St. r.ustis Lake Region in reporting the until three oclock e m m, i>,e »:n.i ...... K*n, • ■ deceaant. lamea 11 P a ra mo re, de, . . — ........................ News. iln> o f June. A. 1 > . 19 ; ; nt the Court ,-en*Fil, Jntn.n it KloeKnii. .lecenseil Sheriff Spencer, o.ff Hillsborough -■wr-PriM . Jn.t ph Gnrrctson reninrk* o f Captain Cundy hn* 1 1 Ward inny .pend the summer iu jail made IJouee nt Knnror.l. Ken.lnole Cnuntr, n,,d J l:utl. u.. Flnegnn. .!• . ..-.|, C*or.,,,n: fur tho purohnno o f 1100.00 I 00! "Iherwlse. nn.l all pnrtles elaimlnir in . ° ‘” nwnitlng trial while the lawyers rock county should have known lietter Gtcnraii Timrs-Star, Erie C. it appear thnt he was in favor of th.. ............ , uu l,,L nemlnole 1 ourily. Florid.*, * per cent "tereat In the property to which relief .1 “ ING OUT D B A !) WOOD '. th, 1If.eland Plain-Deal- moderate use of lii|uor, whereas Cap-1improvement llond*. Hal.I lion.I* hear backward and forward in their legal than to have made an effort t„ "might, nre hcreliy re.|ulrr,<l to ho nn.l appear before out aal.l court at the e rale o f nix per centum ID E ( OI,I.EGRS. chairs and rake in a little mere o f the fnroe nil the laws in thnt county. ' !' r "f ‘ b*1 Detroit tain Cundy is u total abstniner and nermann. urn.'are I# In .Intel July 1 * 1. Court l|nu*e in Hanford. Florida, on 13... Interest pnyntilp neiii|...nnonfly tin the 41 Ii day o f September, A. I> 1312. It i" true that many good citizen* , * **P,,r S. Yost of the St. ardent advocate o f prohibition. Ward millions. It will not hurt the January 1 st. an.' July l*t. of each year nn.l then and there mnke answer to the IJOCC young man to stay in jail awhile and are loud in their demand* for law en-1.. ” V0 . loa and r°U»,tf«'s nil over "Ours,'* said Such a scurrilous remark as thi* •’."th Principal t.vl imprest t.aynlilp at till o f Complaint exhibited agulnet *nld m a gn-j.i and honorable correspondent has made is totally un­ .Sew Vork. In the Ktnte of New York unknown parties, ntherwl** n Decree he may learn several valuable |M. forremont, but most of these good rit- the country are over-crowded with " J 1. . L'k’i'l!!! bH!" { of. ••** denomination pro Confe**.. Will lie entered ngnlli*! sons. izens only mean the enforcement „ f ™ )>t, curiously, it i* the warranted nnd n slander on a man of 1 1 .000.00 each, nn.l all of *a|i| t.ond* sal.l link now ii partlen. nU, and "bort o f Instructors, to mature on July 1st, 195*. Said bond* It I* ordered that this notice l.e pub­ such laws Hint do not interfere with 1 the condition is one that in many in­ •tartprofession not nation* who is doing a noble work in behnlf to be eo.J nobject to the approving lished In Hie Hanford Herald, a news­ rtilize no machinery, no lamia or factories in i.jdnlon o f John C. Tliomaon. obtalnp.l paper pui.iiRhe.i in Remlnole County. The existence and o f thc Roy Scouts. Folks down ut Orlando nre inter­ their individual pleasures nnd lilier- I stances ia so serious n* to interfere their life’s work. *T Iloard o f County Cnmml**loner* I- lorlila, nitre a week for twelve (IS ) ties. with the successful prosecution of f bemlnole I ounty. Florida. All l.|d* week* n* to the unknown parties de­ ested in a raid storage plant and meat of the National EditorIn its issue of June 45th, the Euxtis omust fendant. be accompanied by a certified Wi are a nation of law-breakers the work o f education. Without dis. check for ono and one-hnlf packing plant. It would bo a good U'lines* my hand nnd the *enl o f ,* •1' '*■ ' Bfiized. it was I-nke Region says: Their equipment in mental trnJninjt ami Hkill, o f the amount o f the boiida*to, , be »V\\ the said circuit Court on this 3rd day anti will continue ns such until wo cussing the cause* which have operthing for Orlando but n much better ipialitie.s which they cannot pans on to i J ’ 11 ,,dl’ hl‘ larger city J "CnpL Arthur Cundy, Central Kltir- T h e c o u n t " Commissioner* o f Seminole o f June A t> 13* 2. in bounty, r lorl.la, renerve the right to (H E A L) E A. DOIJOLA.' % atod 1,1 Produce this unprecedented their dependents. thing for Sanford- right in the heart have less law and snne laws. •la Scout Executive, who p,,..nv spoke in the ... ,..e reject an y nnd all hid* Thc proposal* Clerk of the Circuit Court. 1 m*h of young m en and women to Hut ihe legislative mills keep *'f the rnttlr Industry, where there Hernlnole County. Fin I H<d at the M. E. church on Friday night, wn* the • T i o . r d 'n f Coum'? OKOIIOK »| IIEIIIIINO. -Many professional people have found in the are hogs nnd sheep, fruits and vege- grinding out new laws by the Ihous- take advantage of higher education “ '• '* * v°rk declares that vi»ry intrrejitin^ nnd mnny parents ,V.?,n,»i,s*ioners Hernlnole Coum nnrent* it ? rn,P.|Mlon«ri ooff Htmlnnie v Hollrlior nn.l Counsel for County, 11-lord la. at Hanford. Flcrlda. Havings department of the Peoples Hank o f Complnlnant. - tie Purp«« of thi* society were out to hear him. There 1 gnlorr, better transportation, river nnd* nnd few of the objectionable laws ! hn» brought about certain prob’ wns it In>* h* n<1 nB C l t r k o f 1 hi® June ft-12- 13. 2S; July 3- 10- IT- 34- 31; Nail ford a means tt) lay aside a hiuir sum lJoaril o f County Aug T - H - 2 I- 2 I M f'm it, members one par- fine .-I.,.. rates, railroads, etc. Sanford is one are repealed -they an* simply ign«,r- bins that the trustee* nnd f«rultles b o ,, who u m m * i ed. each year, and with an occasional hit o f Of the*o institution* nre nt wit'. OWtshil. . , t „ j i . , of th»» t! Up’ll IlM'alinpa In - S t • ,. s ;i 1 . 1. . •»• - * <12 u C• cacc •••c£“ u,,d *.:.Jo>L»! l.w l.-.o io g J. A JJ 192*""1 **'•ut. i t to solve. i i trinity at Dice com our officers, to invest it "'hen it comes to law, U.u person Secnnd sheets, 8^x11, only “ big packing plant and Sanford will ----.. ^ • • spoiled ............. (R E A L )’ ■ ] ' T 1 ,r> bt' instrument be gave. Hut. •• the Captain nil o.. o K A. L O U O LA 8S. wisely. Heretofore the college* of the who M il* gasoline, oil, cigars, tobacco get one soon. 50c per 1.000, while they Inst, nt Clerk o f the Hoard o f County •Mtidusl. group or interest. the good by telling the boys thnt as Comtnlaslooer*. Seminal* Herald office. and cool drinks on Sunday ha* broken country have lorn, so to *p,.*k, » j n tf ‘J** bo friends t.. reward and the temperance law was passed they . .. , , Florida. We invite the savings accounts of physic*** •" punish.” Rumor has, It that Sanford will a law just Ihe same n* the man who the market" tor student*, and them must obey but a moderate use was all tans, lawyers, teachers, minisetrs, and other sells whiskey. hn* been ever n shnrp rivalry in tho have a new theatre stain ami it will .in wns re­ right, the way they do in England. professional people. •Notice of Sale of 5325,000.00, 6 per The same is true of the man who methods used to attract them Now be ono o f which Sanford can well for ,hr "nanimity o f inter­ Fnptain Cunday will have the organ- ..renl Improvement Hond* of the feel proud, Sanford Im* waited for breaks the qa-ed limit, or drive* „ the problem is to limit the number ! by the izing o f sevcrnl hundred boys in the ( ity o f Sanford, Florida, o f an Is­ The vocalloral committee of the Hits! nt* rly those Improvement* many long years car after dutk without three lights of students to the capacity of the '•very in pnrtant six counties. Can we entimnle the sue of Hoods in the Sum o f 3G25,- nesa and Profcsriunnl Women's Clul ■ P»r ir. thbut it liK.ka like we will have a shower burning, or fail* to dim hi* light schools without doing injury to those1 country, according dnmngc such talk will have on boy*? 000.00 authorized nt nn Election requests nil young women d*sfriny 1 Vw t. of blessings nil at once with all our when passing another car, or drives wl... aspire to higher thing* in ,he .... . those newspn- We know youth is the time o f suscep­ Held in the City of Sanford. Flor-1 emp*uyment to register at the ■irst his car or truck on the street* of way of preparation for the duties of new building* and improvements and ‘ be New York tibilities. Such ideas drilled into idn, on May 17th, 1922. life. The devic Wnuchuln the rout-out ojHn Nntinnn! Hank. :e most often con*id-' tbf innii v things this ritv bn- needed them may mean dreadful things in co-operation The man who matches buffalo nick- rnd ha* * * * " “ '<• perfectly legitimate AGNES G. HKiiNr.it. Chairman w* badly. All things rome to thu.c - •rfdoro of about forty oth- the future. Will the six counties ac­ el* ft Notice is hereby given thnt sealed « b ° wait and it haa certainly Itccn n * lot; II cool drink is violating the one of raising standard* of admission I b"se at the meet- cept this insult to the Volstead net ns proposals will he received by C. E. wailing game here. Hut now— what law Just a* much as the poker play. nnd showing greater sternrss in re-1 Hiy accord with the the people o f Mt. Dorn have? We Henry, S. O. Chnso nnd Forrest I-nke qulrement* of performance after ad­ a dlflerenco nnd what a change and er with the sky for a limit. t the rogmiizn- hope so." ns the City Commission of thc City Children ..n the street* after nine mission. but this may he pushed to what progress all in a few months. In commenting on this article Mr. of Sanford, Florida, and ns E x-offi­ B IC S U R E A N D S E E T H E ra .J r ' ' ' UP nH n 111 night uiuuAiMiipnniuii |»y thc limits of injustice both to the CORRECTED TO NOV. 16. 1921 ’ r ' r f it. Cornelius Christinncy, president of cio Hond Trustee* o f the City o f Snntheir parents are law breakers. students and to the prepnrntory Hcgiunig July first the railroads the Central Fioridn Council of Roy fortl, Florida, In connection with the The man who keep* a hog within schools. " m in in g s Southbounc. Will slice oir thirty million from their Scouts, says thnt the Hoy Scouts in issue o f bonds In thc sum o f $625,­ >F .\1 t i j j the corporate limits of town is a law Arrive However, many o f the colleges Departs pay roll, Ibis amount of money will »V HUREAU the six counties referred to will ac­ -ALSObreaker. 83 000, authorized nt nn election held in No. would be better for cutting out the ..... 2:36 n.m. b ii. 2:46 a.m. come from the working class or the cept nothing short o f nn apology the City of Sanford, Fioridn, on the No. Though you were forty mill-* away "md wood. There are many stu­ 27. ... 8:40 n.m. men who cannot afford to lose it when tl* ' ' Instruc- from the correspondent nnd the Kus- 17th day o f May A. D. 1922, on or No. from home the man who would sell 89 ..... 2:55 pjn. dents. or nmre properly matriculates, 3:20 p.m. it is mostly in need. It will be o f in­ in Wniranp w " ■r< ndy to d's* **" “ ike Region. before the expiration of thirty dnys No. 85 .... .... 6:55 p.m. 7:10 p.m. terest to watch developments and see you a tire or do a few minutes work who are in college either against their 1 ’’ nCT* w* i *hc He further says: “ If 1 wanted n from the first publication of this noon > "ur would I h > a law breaker. own preference nr who come frankly how much the freight rates arc re*l‘6t "Ut hu the fair nnd ju*t opinion o f nny man Really would like to know just how to have a good time" nnd merely to ii • — i— " wj' ihiwh v* mhj mihii a ticc, nnd up to nnd until six o'clock rV v. t Northbound A . C. F O R T , A ffe n t far the majority of the citlaena would t aad (; ,if " " f it* South would ‘ ru,,t » “ ° r year old boy !’ • M. o f the 22nd day of Juno A. D. study enough to "get by" in or(|„ r t„ B* Arrive Dopnrts HIGHT BROS. GARAGE --------------------------------------- SANFORD, FLA. U b f„r , ' ■‘ • ‘ Ion* in for his opinion, nnd the boys who have 1922, at the City Hall, in the City of No. like to see law enforcement.— Wau- continue an existence o f pleasure nnd 82 —.. 1:48 a.m. 2:03 n.m. rhulln Advocate. 1 kjrr, . Wna rfroerihed come in contact with Arthur Cundy i r a n oth p r'i " T ° f u " advertisem ent is. in one w ay Sanford. Fioridn, for the purchase of No. 84..... ... 11:45 a.m. »H f indulgence. They are wasting 12:05 p.m. 'arrm,. 01 m other, to make you hanmW . 80 Teir own time a* well n* that of r* Gg.ii." ; ; a*on w,‘ ich is say thnt he i* a REG U LAR MAN, 5325,000.00 of nn Issue o f bonds of No. 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.m. urrii-nnes arc a and they look uup ns aI would IH E NORTH END HOAD ►r.jf.r j • t p to i u ihim i i *i * tie « w u i i 4 the City o f Sanford, Fioridn, In the No. 28 ... ....10:00 p.m. »hi their teachers nnd can he eliminated a*'- ia,,) / 1,1 ,b"* c wnters like my hoys to look up to nnd re.npcct sum o f $025,000.00, authorized at- nn with profit both to themselves and While present indications are that JOHN GOVE, Proprietor t). June to No- me. Arthur Cundy wns selected for election held in the City of Sanford, to their alma mater. Trilby {(ranch 1 gust September ..... .... I. — .this l : ......... ............ the State Road Department at its *.. . * CEMETERY WORK A S PE C IA ITV work, not by our council, but by Fioridn, on the 17th dny of May A. Lvery facility should he offered to Arrive Depart. 1018 Weat First Street & U IA L .I Y quarterly meeting in July will at | „ t t.l ** ‘Vrit,r“l Hmeg." the headquarter* of thc Hoy Scouts D. 1922. Said bonds to bear Inter­ xNo. 100 1018 We*t Firot f i t r ^ the young man or woman who i. fumj, wcrt, M[d 7:00 *.m. bt the contracts for the 10 mile of Arnoricn, and a man must pass the est at the rate o f six per centum per xNo. 24 .... earnestly pursuing a course of study 3:25 p.m. stretch, known here as the North . ‘ o havt- | 'f.or . .. * >oen m»rf" most careful investigation before h? annum, nnd nre to be dated July 1st, xNo. 158 .... A CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A IT S YOU the upbuilding o f character and 7:40 a.m. End Rond of the St. John’s Scenic ’ ' ':'htig the hurricane is allowed to represent them." 1922; interest pnynble »eml-«nnunlly No. 22 preparation for the serious business 7:00 p.m. Highway, it behooves every citizen | » J V ’ ■?r <, ,rnin«‘d meteor-1 The i ne letter written the thc Kustts Eustis I-nke on July 1st nnd Jnnunry lr t of Courtcwy and Prompt Scrund every organization in this county of life. No such facilities should bo i it p , 1 uod *n chnrgo o f Region by Captain Cundy follows nnd each year, both principal nnd Inter­ I.reshurg Ilranch vice Our Motto to Ix-nd every effort towards assur­ Times ‘ ° n ‘ h“ und” orvJnff-T am p a tl* r'lunivi” e, Texns, and it i* n manly reply: ost pnynble nt New York, In the Arrive Departs ing the letting of the contracts. The • n ° rld«- An observer1 "" “ Tavares, Flotida, State o f New York: said hond* being xNo. 157..... .... 3:55 p.m. bu s submitted Wednesday „ r,. now “ June 16, 1922. of thc denomination o f $1,006.00 each No. 21 ----- 2:50 p.m. •he v a l u e o f s u n s h i n e . being tabulated by the state englnricane season, and a Kditor o f Eustis Iuige Region, nnd nre to be bonds o f said issue xNo. 101... ........ 5:50 p.m. I’honea IS7-491 ecr*. /• '•"l stations will be "Eustis, Fioridn. , numbered from 301 to 625; all of xNo. 25 — Probably thousands living in Flori1:30 p.m. H>' the completion of the North W HL AKA HLOCK ■ r "bsorvatlons in the "Dear Sir:' <•»» nt this season of the year said bonds aggregating the said sum No. 22 7:00 p.m. / Srirl nn.l__-, ... L d and on ‘ he const o f . "Inasmuch as nny public sneaker o f $125,000.00 to mature on July 1st ■ in im in ia ia u s s J America. Co-op- has to run the gauntlet of some well 1952; said bonds to be sold subject to when taken in Oriedo Ilranch ^ re m e n t, it *-■» nnnounc- intentioned hut nnrrow citizen placing 1 thc npproving opinion Ul of af»’ John C. xNo. 120 ----- 7:45 p.m. rt m a i l t , ----------- ----------1 ---' » “ ’ W|*.*..ws* llII L), aoe„ l ror n different construction. on Thomson, by City Com- »I1U. xNo. K 127. . nn/lobtaining . .lf*Mi*n . . . tltM . M . it,*** . a his re- I -I..1. -------J, ’Bobtained -------' S thc l ----...... 3 49 p.m. European Plan ^ P llliA tMi.uLa *L _ /X1• n aV " )• V-UIH-v-utMi and MSxicc. marks than those intended to convey, mission o f the City of Sanford, Flor* — n*||y, except Sunday. Corner Building Open all the year cverv room outalrfa *------- H ’ ? !' lir lE THE SANFORD DA IL Y HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 19 1922 ‘ ------------ - 1 ---------- ----------- *- _________ ._____________________ _________________________ PAGE THREE reduction and it will bo further of In- THE HERALD PRINTING C O .^ .t"' mickie says large doaes, for the aun shinea strong­ As there is almost always the pos­ National ind <“' M‘h' "due- DEBT °n J°y Bid M 0 Wa mei tha 8. put lab ♦it ' lt« r Co da] to 1 tic' de no v|,i m PC t« cc PC.’ rr i '*'• 4 J Professional Men and Women “ Here Elephants!’’C Do an. : , 'Cr mh! i : l,0W yoU ,,scd t0 be on job bright t?.8e?.the c"'cus parade? Remember how you I • •n 1 n0” S’ an(l the bifr- lumbering eleS e bln f th f eVi° 'V l How the horses, the blare of C hands, the antics of the clowns, and the glitter ■> 1 inspired .you to the se . . . with a„ fervid determination ........ ....... see ICtll show—tilt* hie norfm-mnn,™ . the l)i^ performance in the tent ii .. Employment Bureau ? aliZe,it th0M’ but you we,-e Retting a lot out an atti active advertisement. 9 ' I *■' t mentaPV T d0"At rea.lize il now* b" ‘ other advertisen ore v-.ln 1 j18/ UctlV0' just as interesting and far 1 ah' ble t0 y°u. Parade daily before you in the roluinnsof this paper. \ The Peoples Bank of Sanford TRAIN SCHEDULE ,an‘l T keV& of evel‘.ything you want or i. •* 'SP ‘'-v ’efore you their most attractive a es* IS truly the greatest show on earth.” PACKARD SINGLE SIX lin e ? ■l(,U1'|,°?e ° f any “ ‘Ivertisement is to excite ( i*1I \' )1I 1 ^arouse your desire; to . •S° meth1mfir you don,t know; to remind you of t«n cth'ng you have forgotten; to convince you o f some1lung o\ or which you have been hesitating. STUDEBAKER AND CHEVROLET CARS SAN .JUAN GARAGE COMPANY |GROCERIES t 5 •i t M ' I 8 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES S i DFANF TURNER • Read the advertisements and see if that isn’t so? hoti im hurri? n‘ ,,ur»«®rf7u* El fI * �d a ily PAI ttAJLD. F W D A V J W B - .. 9. , , a H i ifjt v V S / * ji ■ 6 • “ ? £ ffiw*,* I { 1 i B 1 !• i U MW # tfii fia i w 1 t l W5OTI iaKVSwSr': rf?: •’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 19. 1922 Ward Pleads Not Guilty in Peters Killing Mystery J* ~ — e I f the 40 volts Is maintained on the CITIIUS 8UI1 EXCHANGE plate and a negative potential of F>n TAKES OVER CRATE M ILL Is applied to the grid. It will redu<v the current to xero. Illy Tkr Aasorfafrtf Preul Huppose O-B represents five volt* LAKE WALES, June 19,-Thc It can he seen then that a ' change of m l l l j Tfcr AsaorUfre I'rraa, W H IT E PLAINS, N. Y., June 17. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 19. 1922 WE SERVE BEST POSITION AND SIZE Arraigned before Supreme Court Justice Morse hauer on nn indirtment /or the first degree mutilir of Clarvnw Peters, ex-sailor, to which ho ings include the crate mill at Avon and Is denoted by the letter •’ K.'* pleaded not guilty, Walter S. Ward, Park, which turns out about 2,000,­ In the tube just discussed the am wealthy baker’s son, Inst night was Determine Value of Negative Po­ plincutlon factor would be do divided 000 crates yearly, about fifteen miles locked in a conn mmon cell of the West­ tential Necessary to Reduce by five nr eight. The amplification ° f railroad for the transportation of chester county Jail, with the prospects factor of the tubes available for ania timber and the timber on more than the Plate Curient to Zero. o f spending the summer there. n L n V 'T ^ ! o f land in Highlands. To Ward's counsel who pleaded for In using a litre,* electrode vncuuii nn early trial. Justice Morschauser H ''7 , 7 ' T tube In ii radio *«-t It Is preferable t, a function of\he dimension* am/n-hi* ll ,s ‘ bat the replied curtly that Ward would have maintain the rrld negative with re live position* of the elements In thr' f tube. [ *ub exchange can supply crates for to take his turn with other prison­ »|Mi t to the llluieeiit In order to re An lurnmlng radio frequency si c' ‘ ru* packing houses in Polk county ers awnitipg trial-am ong whom, he quire the minimum uno«u,tt of eoergt ternntlng current applied to the grid f,,r ,h<' M|,* ‘ twenty-five or thirty mentioned in passing, was one col­ In the control of the plate circuit. ••f a three electrode vacuum tube I* >years. Until recently , fifty percent f The relative | mis | i | oh of the grid ored man who had been awaiting tsial "°t nr,',y T r,U... . hut th* T* rl" ' 1 ” n I" ot ‘ he Avon Manufacturing Company ■ with respect to the tllanient and tin fos several months and who gets his plate und the s|xn of Hi., mesh of tto the plate I, multiplied by "K." the had been owned hv #»,„ irm m .-a- 5 dny in court ahead o f Ward. ■nipllfln.... . factor of t h i W m i. J * ! ' T b>; *h” ________________ 1,11 c rate ( ompany and the other fifty Justice Morschauser said his term percent by other interests. The High­ In White Plain ended June no and lie land* Company I* managed by the was not inclined to stay oer to try hoard « f directors of the Polk County Ward's ense. If the defense could in­ Sub-Exchange. duce District Attorney Weeks to move for an early trial, it wns possible Justice Tompkins could he induced to COMMUNITY BUILDER try in in July, he said. Mr. Weeks anounccd later, however that it prohnhly would he October be­ h. I*. FORSTER, President » • F. W HITNBR. CtahjJ fore he Would he ready to proceed WREN MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT with the trinl. In the meantime Ward ■SSII BRINGS RACK ITS BEAUTIFUL who is accused of a non-hailahle of. I IS T R K \T ONCE f«nse. must remain in jjall unless he \/y A r ---- succeeded in getting the indictment against him dismissed. ‘ •ray hair, Itowever liandsonte, do­ '- 7 = £ ' ' ’ ■ ®*R'«n lr r ng« We all know1 It wns intimated his counsel might Axtfe/er f i. the advantages o f n youthful appeartry this by the expedient of npplyng for permsson to inspect the minute* nine. Vour hair is your charm. It of the grand jury which indicted makes or mars the face. When it I ■v (f n c / F b ? cr> t,a / n fm,M* ‘ urns gray, anti looks stn iked, | h:m. and then applying for di*mi**nl just a few applications o f Sage Tea 1 on the ground that Indirtment »a * ■•nd Sulphur enhances it- appearance ! liased on insufficient evidence. a hundredfold. 1 Attorney Weeks hopes to U"u't stay gray! Look youngl Kith- i building up hi* r«*c against grid, determine rin- ........... i. ,. makes III, Hire,-electrode vie imiu the er , r prepare I'renure the recipe at home „r Ward further next week nt a *p(-cinl the negative potential which mii-i I most sensitive detector available gi t from any drug store ah , m r applied to ihe grid In onler to n du < inquiry before Justice Morschauser In actual tul.es the point "U • ,he "Wyeth’s Sage ami s.ilol ' • f into the question whether Ward nnd the j'lnte current to zero. 11,,. Vll| characteristic curves as shown In I ig , £ . ^ul»'l,ur { of F. which Is the tamlilve grlil nothi* relative* have ronspired SPRINCS W A T P n C, a"? uf ELDER v in and Fig. i.\ may not fail on t, 1 1 •' " ’ " r',|-v “ Id-time ni KINGS WATER to visit tho spring nnd in «» defeat tlul that will cattse the ........... . ., •he enA* o f Justice. H point Of .the curve that avintnetrlcal ‘ pl‘ ,n’ l,r" ' ‘'<l »*> the aildition of our method of handling its product Why tnke saturation current to How in u„. rhanges In grid potential will ,-auw „ ° U" 'r 't'k’ redients. Thousand* of folk* Ward's father. George S. Ward •Irrult, tv also «lelertnlne«| In n„. , a chance? Your eminent physicians ^Inim symmetrical change .In plate . urrent " ’"immeml thi, rM ,Jy.|o.u>0 t president „f the Ward Raking live |Nis|||o|| „ f the grid will that this water in unexcelled and its purity ► tarting with zero potential on the hwause it darkens the hair pnny hn* been eagerly sought a* a l» the tllntiictit und plate. It makes it most belieficinl for many troubles jrrarnl Jury witness In tell «,h«t he Is " f wry line mesh. I Im- tain,t knows about the blackmail plot which I* small la-cause the electrons m , The Ford peojile of Snnford as well as the Ing through the sumll tm-sli ,. Mnrd claims led up to the Peters kill . Western Union recommend this water for grid on their Journey from tiobatteries. cult, called the “f battery, m'niain it. drawing this thru , ,ff h*" «n Pennsylvania •'* the plain will n»*g.itt tain the grid nt such a point nn flu he hair, taking one small strand nt „ alnce the subpoena for him was is- charge the grid and will I,,. , dli-1 curve that asied. • Call phone 311 nnd have a bottle of this water ....................... - symmetrical ,ln" ‘ morning the gray hair dlsMlinllarly a small |ioalUve charge ,.r characteristic sent you nnd protect vour health. I'lletl to a fine Itiesli will tend to a. , T \ n t ' 1'1 ...... . Hl" •'■use "PPcars; after another application or Hi* exxtradition a* a witness is not ■ maximum symmetrical current to ‘ w“ It* natural color is restored t possible, hut If Justice Morschauser ceterate the velocity of the ehutnms. In case of a very course mesh grid, held a consplrnry had been proved, 'n ......... . *« ........... . ‘ hick, glossy r ^ t r o t nnu you appear years younger.— Adv. Ward senior could h extradited to tin- electron* cat) puss through the OF GRID IMPORTANT those who, through co-operation keep in constant touch with our bank; who give us a chance t0 know their needs, and who prove themselves worthy of the best this bank has to offer. L>Ct s have that kind of co-opera­ tion here. First National Ma F SAGE TEA KEEPS I YOUR HAIR DARK \ ’ SM . M OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD ( S Wa Ei'.n . tha fis .® Ilf 'I M <V c i3 »o| tl4 lK no| vrj <• ft/ Vi j $ i *= .•»'•#'• f fifc i • ’>,i J# ’ /si i **ii £ c S A F E T Y F IR S T zz Cleanliness is next to Godliness ,r" .............. . r, ....... ; is r y . ZT* r r s - •:. . 'i t : : Big Ships* Radio. hT"!/ tlir!icl,nrKI1 ,,irnin,,t hi'" n'"u *" *1*^r^*•sTge "on*ti"V<V^i The radio equipment o f the ships M'e deliver the 1" nI" «'d to tell what he knows r,‘lntlvcly high poietitlnl will |>«. re- I'ar.s and l.iifuyetle Is described In u goods.—Quick Scr.about the case. 'I'tlred on the grid |o contnd the ..... r.NN-nl Issue Of Biidloeho irl. i l ) . m, i,„ltl vice Transfer. 00-tfc-m •----------- ,n,n stream, or in other « “ rd*. the sleamrrs a llveMlowntt lube , ri,t.s tnltter has been Installed with a wave Why pay more? The Berger Steel' current (lowIn* lu the p|Mto circuit Referring to n K n n . IM j. t« range o f between 2 .«no nn,| p (s»i iu,^ . filter, 12.25. See us before you buy. current that will flow in the .......... . ,''r" •' five l.l|owati nndor-gonernliir — Elder Springs Water Co. Phone cult when there u no potential lip ►ef Is used to proillli-r the plate high S11, 51 2tc Piled to the grid Suppose a positive tension for four n o t ify in g nnd f»ur potential iin t il In applied to the grid oscillatory tubes. „ nd the low voltage I he corn-Npondlng plate elretilt current current for the heating o f the fllnui.-nt TA M PA TO SUPPLY C IIE tP ELECTRICITY TO l.AKKI \\D will he I D or lt-D, more limn n w us of thoko tidies Bofl v ousel* are "hi'n thi> grid hui| no potential up equipped with n radio range findrr. -r Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD FLORID; Selling O ut o A ll Stock in Stationery and J, i , J U l 7I*' A«»«*ela»rd I'rr.., ’ LAKELAND , June 10.—The Lake­ land city commission has taken under fldvisement a proposal from the Tam ps Electric company that it supply power to Lakeland at wholesale rale* l.lttl, is known about the proposal. lampu concern stating itwould requin- some time to go over the sit nation before making a specific prop. “sition. Representatives ..f u„. , , • TP 1 i m !5 1 V plied to It. 'bun It Kx|s-rliuents «m , the radiophone as WIIN When there was no potential up an aid In animal training are to he piled to the grid 8.. It Is si-on that a ,"■*;1 0,llv•• I...... made at i|o- lll|i|salroitie. New York •It), by George Bower, trainer of the elephant*, lo determine whether It will he possible for Ids big pet* nt some Inline date to eveciiti Ills orders on the stage while tlx trainer himself Is absent. "hen .......... " “ t reduce the plate circuit i urrent its much ns the saint |Mis|t|vr potential Incresseil it,,, „|.,r ,.,r ,. current. Thla Irregular con,lti«'ti«|ty ,,f jhp tube |« made use o f wh.-n the teb« I* used ss a detector or racim,., „t radio nlgnala. The llinilulug radio signal Is a high Professor Dell a na,p0 c Bn. frvqm-nc) iiliernalliig ciirr.m |.,-t us binding the telephone. Ids own In ni'I'l) an iilteniaiiiig dllTereiice ..f vent Ion, n sour..... . annoyance to him lenilul whose aiaxlinuui positive vHl Alexander Grnhnin Bill had It re moved ffrolil Ills Iioiiii - w ith I hr ru­ U ’•’I " " 1 •« *» I "n.l who..... .......... •ric company told t h cnin«niN«ioii however, that such an arrangement wnuld snve save the city „f Lakeland a considerable suni IKTatise it would it would make the purchase of ptim. pectlve equipment unnecessary and B is presumed the plan involves the construction of t, power line from Ttmpa to laikeland rather than the erection „ f „ power plant ther negative value Is ,..|iial to o II. t.. the dlophone there i. „ dlfferen es-. It Should a power line he erected it grhl of the lliree-elecirmle tulie seems, for .Mr. |te|| now *eveniy-flve woulil be possible for numerous small whose ehnnirlerlstlr curve Is lhe same )e„rs old. Is said never to tire of "DnV||| |„ k |z tenlng In" and experimenting with the town* between Tampa and l akeland u» that shown |„ IX Is allow,, the alteniuttng dllTeren.a.' new device There lire few more ur to obtain service. « f potential applied to the grid I dent enthusiasts declare his friends n>l«olgli ilo- orst quarter of M o d e A Herald Want Ad will help you. from zero at .1 „ maximum neg« live value at K. r«|ual t, o i l . the Y’nu won't find im on plate circuit current wilt van from i RADIO OON'TS the street JMJ Its value ut I* When no grid (hi corner*, blocking traffic; ' *1 get us Dont . x|a-ct the circuit lo osby phone 198. " vnl" ° ■« kl equal I oo-tfe-m lo ’ llC . clllnte with ••Sjitnl strength over n great range If y„u tune the th! _! f 'lUarier of a P)e|e circuit with srlil laitcullal changes m.,,, „ I grid capacity lllone. Kee|. ""Zln m in negative value „t K to rer. i ' th the ratio of |, to ns near constant us |msg|hle , ,'*■ , ..........frrapundlng values m I'I'ite clrculr current are shown h> ,|„ • while timing Ih.n-t ,'V p e cl „ r lr r u l t l o 0B. "■•• h ,,,. ; „ r;. • i SUFFERED FOR FIVE YEARS WITH r h e u m a t is m T. I.. 111*1.u O f M t’ ST i:\ti. ’r,,K h k m a i i k a k i .r r u g lllltM IM .II\ M , t |,t| ok »llt. Office Supplies fo r T w o Weeks “ radio goniometer.'* which, reduced i„ A hegatlve potential of o || r> ,,wW plain English, mean* a radio ..... .. applied to the grid w h e r e o n |s A distance ,,f :t mo kilometers hi,* in value lo I I I , blit oppoHlte In sign •... . covered snfelv l,» ioi'*«nges sent I be application of the negatlv. |M»- from the tmnoiiilitor ,.f ii 'nrls ,' ' " l l “ l applied to III,' grid Mill muse the plate current to h« reduced Badio for Aoimul Training, to a value M ' or AC. |,-ss During the next or third qtinrti'i of a cycle the npplhal gfbl |hn,-niIn11 Increases from zero nt L to a uitivl I muni \ii |Hi t ut M. equal |< D I. «n,l ,W ( S the plate circuit to •Teas,, fro,,. I II. its value when th, Bhoe ,K„e„|lnl Is zero, to | |i ,,,, ... • reuse in plate current equal to u |, During the tvuialtilng fourth quar «• » «ppned gn,i p.. tentlul varies from ii uiuXluiiiui p.-sl (Ivf —• *“ ' be v-ltte Ut M to zero N. <lr.q,lt current varies from „ v„|Ue e l• l I “ I ws* sttrartrd to Fcrrsllns , i . « T " " lnt lh'" r,l" r'«clerlst|, I urve „s shown In Fig. VIII ,,,,,1 Mg Ii IX was with i, potential of -it) volt, l “It He Plate tlaq,. If the plate current ii to he reduced l< ,-ro l,v „ van. l Kr^stly linproved ■ nd tli* Kct.ms tistisr ......... - Is rniirh n I'.u .r i* am »<•,. to' t I rec.iniiiu-nd Perrsllns h.cau.s ll W r i ! J S "! ....... n.. i«.t. „ eliired iqa to hrnllh and I rnnsldor n I ' 1 , ............... grid -ih e plat. ■I rrnxMl th- heat rorn.ag lhm, " 'JTound I voltage mast he redu.vd to zero or a I would not hs rUIOUhaul** i !" more rcluctlon of -10 volts must l„ than it cost. T I ha,,rh vs mods inude me a wall man."— Adv. (I. Supplies and'mnlm’r th° rtock of Stati°nery and Office in and also to not- in i??.m ,nl niC'v stoc*c ° f goods coming tho Herald p.-Ltin A1 S01 a,u more commodious offices o flce stmnlfes l ^ S ° T Pany Y’’1,1sel1 al1 stationery and K-ooch a r e ^ i a M be 0W. at,half P1^ All of these S t t S iou v M of droppine the P*'ieu ,w kk kai gains. will acree with u°and if von Vc1' ,o f the Pub,ic to buVthe best be touche,! nt S n!?™ *_PPlles touched at this price again. at Pr,ces that will never Special Bargains Jo b Lots FmeJo^Stationery, worth S2.00. now ... si.an !;mc lin.x Stationery, worth sfoo. now----------------I f i H n c lk ,x . s u m o n e o L W o r t h fiOc, n w T ~ --------- t> , .......... ...... .......... . ...... ' ......35c and 40c l_oun<l Paper, worth $1 .00, now ~-------------------- jjo ^ e lo p e s to Match Found pk„ ...................... .,,, Gilt Edged Correspondence Cards ................ £lain_K(lm1 Correspondenco Cards ^ d e t ^ I - o o ^ a f N o t e R o o k s ', Do i,„v „ s, i.oi... elUn*,. If the tinturul period of the tickler circuit |s eq0B| •he natural perhal „ f the grid rlrcull. Don't place the tickler or plate variometer fight against the grhl ,-„|| „ r « change In the plate circuit will ilettine the grid circuit. Don't expect high Impedance tube* t o lo M Ita te freely a clr • Ult designed for |„„ impeiUnre Don't discard a regenerative receiver until you |ia<> lr,^, more than one dele,for tube. Don't forget that n soft gas *"“• '• »****» detector, nnd tluit a hard tube Is the h.-s| w iiliilor. I'on't treat Inductance o ils Will, shellar or any other vnr nisi, „r ronqtound that will Mb sorb moisturo. i.-J .tm\ ’ \ -Pm Going Right Straight Back to u . Dear Old Florida Home," at HloJrmUtrr's Pisno Store, Welaka Block. " 20-tfp MRS. FRED DAIC.EH, 80^. Phone 217-W £ Quick Scrvke Tnm * ' £ £ Z \ tail- Books, fmT 10c School Tablets. 2 for 5c School Tablets. Ink, Paste and A I u s p i1age 2i/2c to 3 l-3c e v e r y t h i n 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 Editor — a rn,I mfill® SSL •■•"‘■ tata*.wi>i_— wrui ■ v ., r"** ft^pirlnral IfUllfi. or frlrknonr Ike Hem. ' f t wtS Prime Florida and Western beef.— be area I l f appreciate*. ' ' FOR Pure Food Market. 67-5tp SOCIAL CALENDAR pianos ph ono graph s ph ono graph r e c o r d s POPULAR SHEET MUSIC PLAYER ROLLS J H. H INTERMISTER PIANO CO. Welaka Block TO IN MEMORIAM. Judge Reaves Scores Florida Tax System in Talk at Orlando' W hereaa, our Heavenly Father in His great wisdom, hn* so suddenly taken from us and called unto Him»«'R our dear friend and felloww o rk ­ er. Mrs. Cornelia B. Zachary. Says People Are Scared Away From Therefore he it resolved, that we, Stale by High Taxes the members o f the Missionary Soof ‘ hp Sanford M. E church, Hundreds of homeseekera and in­ South, do hereby extend our loving vestors are being “ scared away” from ■ympnthy to her beloved fam ily nnd we wish to express to them nnd to Florida every yenr because o f the i , Present system o f taxation in the state all her friends, how much we loved tho orlnndo Kiw.nl* Club her nnd how greatly we ............... „ "her'sadly* b>' 0 K- Reaves^of her. We shall indeed miss her sadly, -*le*ter<,ny Tampa. for sh0 was such n zealous worker Judgo Reaves assailed the present nmong us, always nnxlous to help the system o f taxation as grossly inndopoor nnd needy, whether at home or qunte and ohsoleto, declaring thnt im­ abroad, always eager to learn tho mediate step* should bo taken to re­ conditions and needs of the world, vise not only the manner of deter­ and how best to promote Christ’s mining valuations, hut o f fixing the kingdom here on earth. She wns in­ miilnge for state and county purpos­ deed one who had a vision of the part es. she wns to fill in God's great temnlc ••u,t nnd lie has promised thnt “ Him that t, f i r i M T 11” ' 0 >"v« ,‘ or comes overcomcth"—as she has overcome— !h H o " ‘,a' ,hc nn’‘1* “ hc lonr" » ‘ hnt Sanford Maid BREAD c,c,y A•••«•!«fed I'rru l CHICAGO, June 19.—The railroad chiefs arc marking time today while employes o f the road* nr« marking their ballots. By July first the strike referendum will be completed nnd bo known then whether nation faces ac­ tual strike nnd transportation wnr. W. S. Parker is in the city attend­ ing to business for the A. C. L. GRAND MASTER Mr. nnd Mr*. Oscar May spent the day ut Daytona Bench yesterday. OPTICIAN—OPTOMOTRIBT TH E R AILR O AD MEN M AR K THEIR BALLOTS Tuesday— Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pinck­ ney Connelly will entertain at n re­ ception and dnnee nt their home on Magnolia nvc., in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hawkins Connelly. Tuesday— Mrs. Percy Mcro will en­ tertain the members of the Sans Souci Bridge Club. Mrs. 0. C. Branch is spending a f,\ dny* here nt the Montezuma. Henry McLaulin, Jr. ON KU KLUX ............. * * I'MI.r in tho lotnplo „f t a i i , I '" '1' ln At Your Grocer’s MADE LOO KS AND s Good Next to Princess Routh’s Bakery mv God" .-..I, • pnntcuiar county, depending upS AYS TH EY C A N N O T HE BOTH Ihl-' L lv W ™ " hi, h i- vl.lV. Mr. nnd Mr*. H. N. Beard, of Tam­ MASONS A N D KLANSrhooiclh f o r tho oour,o, o f I I I- w « l l ’ “ " ' i h ' " ".0‘ " l0 ,' 1 ,,l" ' l 1,lr'' - h o t h . pa, spent the week end here nt tho M EN­ Muntezumn. AfifiOflfiCrl |*rea«) i OHK, June li>.—Supremo P. 8. Snow, of Jacksonville, nnd W. C. Fielder, of Titusville, were busi­ Court Justice Tompkins, Grand Mas­ ter of the Grand Lodge of Masons of k= " ' i ■» ness visitors hero Saturday. New York state in a statement today beloved ones are.’’ . . , b" c our «nd thnt this state is « poor place in And to her dear which to own property.” Hanford, Flo. ID East. 1st Ut. and ones we wnuld sny: Rush St. John of Tnmpn, was in the denounced the Ku Klux Klnn “ I think the evil lies in the fact “ May the Christ, the Comfort- that city yesterday stopping at the Mon­ warned members o f the Masonic fra ­ the counties when they fix the ternity they cannot he both Mnsons Giver, tezuma. valuation, make it as low ns possible, nnd Klnnsnicn. Walk closely by their side knowing thnt when the state* deter­ May the sympathy we're sending C. J. Burncs is making his head­ mines the miilnge, it will surely Ik* Wlrinjf, Repairs, Supplies A touch o f halm impart.” quarters nt the Montezuma, whiio in high enough. Under the present sysAnd may the spirit of this Electric Fans the city on business for the A. C. L. ponm tern the county officials know that Mazda Lamps breathe pence into their hearts. 1raising thu valuation doe* not neces­ Electric Ranges, Fixtures and No trembling, sad farewell W. 8. Pearsons, o f Louisville, Ky., sarily involve reducing the miilnge, From her quivering lips was henrd Appliances. is spending n few days hero nt the and consequently we often find valu­ Montezumn on n luminc** mission. Markets Are Flooded And Melon* So softly she crossed thnt the quiet ations ns low us twenty per cent,” he Estimates cheerfuly furnished stream * said. Bring Nothing Was not by a ripple stirred. You Can Find the Name of James Higgins, o f Haines City, Discussing the feature of personal She wns spared the pnrting tear* I f f The nsN»rlatrd I'rraa) Every Live Professional snd spent the week end here with rela­ property, Judge Reavca said that lev­ JAC KSO NVILLE . June The She was spared the mortal strife;. tives. Business Man in Sanford in ies against money had to be made on \JI wiring done in accordance State Marketing Bureau today ndvis-' wni1 scarcely dying—she only pass­ This Column Each Day actual valuation or not nt all. “ Y'„u with Fire Underwriters' Rules. ed watermelon growers not to ship can hardly ovy miilnge against a muiii Rest of references furnished, Mrs. Karl Schultz left Thursday for melon* weighing lc*» than the Aver­ In n moment to endless life. of $1,000 on a basis of twenty per (live us a trial and he convinced. Hattie Creek. Mich., where she will age of twenty-two pound* to Chicago, spend the summer. cent, he said, “ for If you do, you are I*. O. Hox H15, DcLund, Florida Boston, Philadelphia jir Jacksonville So low wns her Master's call assuming that the actual worth of the na the mnrkct* were flooded. Jack­ That it ilid not reych our ears; money is $200." Lonac* to the state Mrs. J. K. Mettingor, of Jackson­ sonville consume* nn nverngo o f ten Rut she henrd the sound nnd her resulted, he said. ville arrived here Friday and is the quick response cam daily. Sixty-fivu curs arrived toJudge Reaves suggested as a re­ guest of her brother Ilnrry Wilson Over Sruinolr County Bsnk Wns full o f Joy— no feara, dny. Bringing anywrhere from and family. medial measure, u state board sim­ SANFORD FLORIDA freight to |25 or $50 u car. Advised Weep not for her soft release ilar to the present hoard of equaliza­ not to ship melon* to Jacksonville for From enrthly pnin nnd core; tion, but with vested authority to levy Elizabeth Knight left Friday ev­ the next three or four day*. Nor grieve that she has reached her so much in actual casli against each ening with Mr. nnd Mrs. Stevens for homo nnd rest Newark, N. J., where she will spend county for state purposes each year Ere she knew that she was there. Contractor and Builder the *umtr.?r with relatives. ond leave the manner of obtaining the specified amount up to county o ffic ­ BANFORD • FLORIDA Rut think of the nweet surprise ials. Ho said tho population and gen­ Mr*. \V. J. Morrison und children The sudden and strange delight eral wealth o f the counties could be leave tomorrow for I’nlatka, Orange She felt as she met her Snvior'a used as a basis to determine the I’nrk and Jacksonville where they will . smile spend several week*. amount o f the levies.—Orlando Senti­ Said Burney Had Alienated W ife's And wnlked with Him in white. nel. Affection* lMn* Weep not, for her toils arc o'er, Dr. and Mrs. S. Pulcston' and Mr. Expert Auto Repair Work And thy race may soon he won; nnd Mrs. C. E. Henry were among the Illy Tkr \«aorlN|rd I'rraa) B* , _ Bargain* found each day by roodk.«Jn U'illi anH.lisl.v.l __ ■ ...t, i• Phone 30 Comer First and Oak JAC KSO N V ILLE . June 19.—Uaith‘ ° w,th * » n*l*l«*i feet nnd with *UfT ing tho Herald Adi. Snnford people motoring to Dnytonn or Newman, 27, n guard at the counin ^nn'* Roach yesterday. “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ ty stockade, shot nnd instantly killed ‘,’t w" r*< *or •*nr'l done." Arnold Burney, a furniture salesman ** further resolved thnt a copy Mr. and Mr*. Fred Wnlsmn, Mr. und Mrs. II. W. Herndon nnd Mr. nnd in the kitchen o f the Newman home of t,,e!,c r‘'"°hition* I* spread upon Mrs. Archie Betts were u congenial today. Newman said Burney a l l e n a t - 1 n,*nu*''" o f ‘ be society, a copy Storage FncililleH P«rty motoring to Daytona Reach yes­ ed hi* wife’s affections. Wife, 19, Pu***i!sho«l in The Sanford Herald, and plezse you, tell others; If no denies it and raid Ilurney called to n copy sent to her beloved family. terday afternoon. Dll us. I'hon* 498 Signed: talk about the snle o f n phonograph. The Country Club and Golf Llnka are Mr*. Lucicn R. Phillips, Newman surrendered. almoet completed. You will want the J. E. Anderson nnd M. W. Firth of Mr*. W. S. Thornton, best in everything in the New Y’ork City, nrc in the city for n * Mrs. W. S. Walker. LABOR ^FE D E R A TIO N 'S few days, stonping nt the Montezuma. Th-" ....... ...*!* Lang JL'TS.2 2 Z Co. Licensed Electrical Contractors AND BUSINESS = DIRECTORY : Warned Against Shipping Watermelons Into Jacksonville No job too small or large George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law S. 0. Shinholser Newman Kills Burney at Jacksonville Over Over Newman’s W ife SMITH BROS. Garage and Machine Co. Quick Service Transfer ELEC TR IC PLAY GOLF Washing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Irons* Stoves, B. W. HERNDON Insurance Agency F! R R _ A UTO— BOND8 They motored to Daytona Beach yesterdny where they epent the dny. SECOND CONVENTION WEEK BEGINS TODAY TAKF SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS Sparton Horn Service Sanford Battery Service Company SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Sporting uOiidb Line Fans, Etc. tnjr Tkr A ..orl*,rS l*re**l Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. C IN C IN N A T I, June 19.—With all I). L. Thrasher and Col. and Mrs. Geo. o f it* important bunine** waiting conW. Knight motored to Daytona Reach nidcration, the American Federation E AT LESS E A T IF YOU FEEL where they spent the dny very pleas­ -ATo f Labor convention opens its second RACK ACHY OR HAVE I5I.ADantly yesterday. week with President Samuel Ham­ HER TROUBLE pers and other officials planning n Mrs. Jerome Enstham nnd two lit­ hnrdg rind, including the possibility Meat forms uric arid which excites tle daughter*, returned to their home of a night session or two during tho « „ ,j overwork* the kidney* in their in Dnytonn Hundny afternoon after a middle of the week. Final adjourn- effort* to filter it from the sy«tem 10,r> Palmetto week end visit with Mr. and Mr*. R. rnent I* expected to be reached on Regular eater* o f meat must flush K. Gore. Saturday. Intense heat during the the kidneys occasionally. You must SANFORD week slowed up the convention date relieve them like you relieve your Dr. and Mr*. E. I). Mobley nnd Miss finnlly culminating on Saturday in the bowels; removing nil the acids, waste — Georgia Mobley returned home Satur­ Y- C. C O L L E R , P rop. change o f the convention date from and. poison, else you feel u dull misday from Tampa und St. Petersburg. June to October. A ll preliminary re- cry in the kidney region, sharp pains Mrs. Mobley nnd Miss Georgiq were port* and re*olution*. laying the in the back or *lck hcadachre, dizzithe guests of the former's sister, Mrs. foundatlon for the convention work. ne*s, your stomach *ours, tongue i* Sam I'ottmnn in Tnmpn while Dr. were tiled during the week, nnd the coated nnd when the weather is bnd Mobley attended the druggists con­ committees began getting down to you hove rheumatic twinge*. The t,rC O N T R A C T O R and U U IL D E B vention nt S t Petersburg. work while the session* also were ine is cloudy, full of sediment; the *,T Unnmerelal Street Hanford, Fka marked by n round o f npecch-mnklng. channels often get irrituted, obliging GERMANS BEGIN TO Todny the convention wns at a you to get up two or three times durDRAW COLOR LINK stnndstill, except thnt some commit- ing the night. tees wore busy in preparation for the To neutralize these irritating acids BERLIN, June 19.—The continued finnl week. The main issues before nnd flush o ff the body’s urinous waste Rtnl Kmtalc and Insurance presence of colored troops in the the convention include the reeogni- gej about four ounces of Jud Salts •AN'FORD • -:- FLORIDA Rhineland occupied nrea i* having its tion o f Russia, court decisions re- from any pharmacy; tnke n tablereflex in growing racial hostlity thrugnrded as blows nt organized Inbor, spoonful in n glass o f water before out Germany. Reports from various consideration of the political pro- breakfast for a few days and your sections indicate thnt not only nra gram for the coming fall elections, kidney* will then act fine and bladder negroes coming more and more in repeal o f the transportation law, and disorders disappear. This famous disfavor but also Japanese. Thu feel­ strikes, investigating miners, textile "alts is made from the ocid of grapes ing in Berlin against tho Japanese r*n«r.| Machine and Bollar Work; who appeared in n fashionable west workers and others. Including the and lemon Juice, combined with lithia, threatened walk-out o f the railroad nnd hn* been used for generations to (■Hinder Grinding; DeLuie Pistons; end restaurant with a white girl be­ shopmen. clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys ing requested to leave. Similar action nnd stop bladder irritation. Jnd Salts 0?»r*ize Rings and Pina; Flywheel was taken ngainstr a negro and a Rains have bene fallin g pretty well is inexpensive; harmless and makes n 8‘ " l Gear llaods; Crank Shafts re- white girl in a cafe in the same local­ over the center o f the state. Citrus delightful effervescent lithia-wuter ity. • fruit men are rejoicing and May drink which millions of men and wom­ *rn»<l, agents for Callle Inboard and bloom is showing in many places. The en take now and then, thus avoiding Oltbo*rd M o to rs. ------------ Phone fil With a total vote to 198 for to 38 truckers are willing fo r the rains to serious kidney and bladder diseases. against, the proposed $50,000 bond let uj>—a little. — Adv. issue for completion of St. Lucie coun­ ty's portion o f the cross-state Gulf* Work will begin soon on the new Distance makes no difference; wc . to-Atlantic Highway, voted upon nn $25,0000 parking house the Auhurn- are ready for the long, as well as the I ■ Installed and Guaranteed by Wednesday in the Fort Pierce, White dnlg Citrus Exchange is going to build short trips. Call 4D8 for a Quick Ser- ! ■ City, Ankona, St. Lucie and Indrio on --* ••• m ».h— v ... .u. a• *4umi asMtM4l,t. ou-uc-Ei ] e precincts, carried in every precinct Dickey, the present site being too except the latter. ------------: ■mall ft,r tKuU i--------i___ STRENGTH- We are ngents for the Celebrated USE EDISON LAMPS Spaulding Line of Golf For Better Lights Goods F . P . R „tries I stronlze your home merchants everything you need to purchase, are here to stay. Avenue FLORIDA HILL HAKDWARE COMPANY General Shop and Mill Work B A N K Geo. W. Knight dc Composition SOCIETY R- R. CHIEFS MARK T I M E WHILE WAITING •Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. 1hat dollar in your hand may be the father of your fortune—and its children may be working for you when you have to stop. The easy spender may be a “good fellow/' but he is a foolish man and everybody knows it. Somehow we all respect the man who has “ money in the bank.” Your pass book is ready. H erald c'Printing Bayfield Carburators Hanford Battery Service Company The Seminole Conntv tm n r i» l*oo ndl � 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, June 19, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 19, 1922. 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